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have not collected cent, "but what YVES
properly accounted for l have exam
ined some Of your reports, all l could God
At the time, aud find that you have
charged yourself with the tax and interest
Collected for those years but I'D not
fnd any case in which you bad charged
yourself with the sums collected as costs
of advertising. What the inference is,
you are smart enough to know. How
much you made in sais way, no man can
tell.
You seem to be Jealous Of nc because
bought piece of land, 20 feet by l42,
(all I have any claim to in Upton,
although you hnou that l still owe the
greater part of the sum agreed to be paid
for it. The less you say about that mat
ter the better for you.
You speak Of going to the war if I will
90 sin f:out' to save you from harm. l
presume YOU never WIZ 70 uhf'SS Sou
have "wall of sure defense" Sin front"
to protect you from all danger, but pro-
pose to make better use of myself than
to protect you. When you pay to the
county what you owe and show yourself
al honest man, shall be very happy to
make it known. Till then you may not
expect my aid to cover your trHcks.'
1t is now too late for that. The people
have seen them and given their verdict,
and that act Of justice is what hurts you
SO much. Take heed for the future
Yours, etc,
S S DANIELS
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Correspondent Of Chicago Tribune

Correspondent Of Chicago Tribune
ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 20.
Iou have been well aware that grand
naval expedition was about TO sail from
this p int. As an old resident OF Chica
20, take a few spare moments to give
you brief account OF all tina, | know
concerning it The 9Th Michigan reg
mcnt was ordered from Washington
(whcro We had been in camp but eight
days last week, and found at .Aunappli,
"A number of regiments, which are now
on board the various vessels Of the fleet.
aud We shall soon sail, Gen Snerman in
command As to our destination we
know nothing except tina, it will be south
ward As ncarly as | can estimate.
about 1000 nen VII. compose the corps.
The wei! known vessels Vanderbilt l,,tn
Aherhan'S head quarters Daniel Web.
Stcr Ocean Queen, Great Republic, A.
IantIc, &c, Ne, are already laden with
mea, horses, provisions and ammunition
and are all anchored within a mile Of tn.
Vanderbilt. | have Just coua,ed fifteen
q these large vessels, aud several will
Joln Us on the way down the bay and at
/ other points. "noeS.ick>" is with ne -
correspondent Of the New York Tribupe
lhe Ne" York Tines also has CORES
pondent with the expedition. Shcrpon's
Battery. also the y Y 18th, 9th Can
nec,.cut, 1'h do, 5o'h Pa, the Round
heads, do, Sd and i,h New Hampshire
al AL III ~
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Springfield Kecaptured by Fremont.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 27.-
The following vas received this cy

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 2f
The following vas received this eve.
ming: 1
To Capt. Mex ecver, Asst. Adjt. Gee.
Yesterday afternoon, Maj. Seagoni, 1t
the head of my Guards, made a most
brilliant charge upon the enemy drawn
up in line Of battle in their camp at
Springfield, 1000 or 1900 strong. He
completely routed them, cleared them
from the town, hoisted the ns,ionsl flag
upon the court house, and retired upon =
reinforcement which he had already join
ed 49, 5sst ID
Our loss was not great. This suc-
cessful charge against such very large
odds, is noble example of the army.
Our advances will occupy Srrin yfeld
to night. J. C. Fremont.
Gen. Frenont's body guard number.
500.
A number # brilliscs instance. of
daring were shown on the federal side.
One S.rgean, had three horses shot
from under him, and rebel placed pis-
tol at Sescoui's breast aud Wa. in the &C.
of firing, when the Major severed his
arm from the shoulder and laid him dead
at the horses feet
Maj Frnk White, who recaptured
Lexington, recently. at the head of $50
men, and released the sick and wounded
sold after driving back some 500 reb-
els, Is the son Of prominent lawyer in
New York.
Fifty prisoners who were taken in the
battle at Frcdcricktown, have been pu:
to work in the trenches at Cape Girar.
dcou.
Accounts of Maj Schofeld, who com
maudad the battery in that action, show
that this victory was the MOS. complete
of any yet achieved by our army during
the war
jeff. Thompson escaped on foot, after
having his horse killed under him. The
rebel force was about 5000 while ours
was only 1000.
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Banner County.

Crrro Gorio county vii! have to retire
her laurels. Winnc>ltiek on the north
gave l.055 votes for kirkwood. and unry
one for Merritt. Even Harrison county,
on the western slope, adjoining Pot,awa-
nle, gave 4Oo votes for kirkwood, and
not single vote for Merritt Each of
these three counties should have done as
son" Of the smaller ones did, and polled
9 single vote Just to show in after times
t"'t " II Merritt vas candidate for
governor in 1851 -D1v G,z.
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Col. Il. ID. Baker.
The fofiwiug II - couslusipo Of q
sr.idls in the Ciaeinpati Con"'srcial or

The foiiwiug II ~ couelusipo Of %
srticls in the Ciaeinnati Comnssreial on
Ishe hmentctl Col Baker: H
TIE wrser met Col Baker in June
last, on Il steamer going from Baltimore
to Fortress Monroe. He said he did not
expect 10 survive the war; that, in his
Judgment, he never should see the shores
of the Pacific again. This was hardly so
1 much alpresentinie:t on his part as cal.
! cuiatioii He said the troops we're green,
and It would be necessary for the officers
to expose themselves. I lie had seen SER
vice. aud would feel It duty to lead his
regiment. The enemy had plenty Of
sharpShooters, and he presumed they
would pick him off lie said he believed
it would be his fate to die at the head Of
! his regiment--ands SO he died.
1t may illustrate the temper and char.
actcr Of the man to M ntion that, after
saying with as perfect callnness as he
could have named the most trivial cir
culnstance, that he believed it would be
his fate to fall in battle, aud that he
should never see his home on the Pacific
again, he r tired from the guards where
he had been engaged in conversation, to
the cabin, and seating himself at the
piano, played with grace and skill re-
markable for a gentleman amateur on that
instrument, several touching airs, among
them that favorite of the English soldiers
before Scbastopol-sweet aud mournful
Annie Laurie.
In person, Col Baker was erect, tall
and commanding. His features were
regular in outline and refined 10 express
sion; his eye blue and keen; his clean.
shaver face rosy with health. The top
of his head was bald, aud the fringe Of
hair about his ears and collar was as dne
as unspun silk and white as snow.
We believe he never was married. His
mother is living near Springfield, Ill
He visited her a little more than year
ago, and spent several days in her hum
Die home.
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Sr. IOTIS o.. .;

ST. Louis, De-: %.
Mr.. f. L. feari. arrived in town %
night, having lift Bolivar on Sunda,
mo ming a, Q O'clock he brings 'he Sc
ce>h ta- torn down by Seacoui's ne,
from the Springfield court house rs tro
ply TO Mrs. Fremont Sgd en,ere.
Springfield With his entire division
Saturday Afternoon. Gen. Late Join
3 FremoDts army % Friday. He cap'ur-
ed another train Of baggage aud stores
and baggage escort, at Butler, in Bates
comfy. Oh Monday, including > rebel
captain and lieutenant and fifteen men
lie sent them oil to Fl. Scott. In every
town lie passed through he compelled the
inhabitapt. to hoist the flag and promise
to keep i, h"i-,ed, or su.fyr til. pe,ai,y
Of having their town burned. General
Sturgi, command rested a, O>crol., on
Wednesday, and would follow Lane
track two days later. Gen. Frrnon, and
Staff undoubtedly reached Springfield
yesterday.
The rebel loss in the Frederick,own
battle was much greater than Was a, first
supposed. A farmer sho helped to bury
tl.e dead writes that We buried III on
the Grst day, and on the second day bu,
ried ia more up to the time that | left,
ana more were still findin. bodies in the
woods. | WIS told by soldiers tina, over
100 were buried in all ; also hy neigh
bors who testify tc t'ic>, facts"
a special Dispatch t, the Democrat,
from Jefferson City, says an inportan,
exp di,'on has gone cut trnm here, a..
result 0. which | will probably send to-
Look ont fer good news
Gen. Pren'ss has again left, and all
not permitted to give his destination
The DemDcru, Rolla correspondent
also announces the evacuation of Spring
fl Id by the main body Of the rebels. -
Two regiments were left behind to brig
off as much property ~ possible. Prob
ably this is ths force encountered By
S4ayoni.
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The ARMIES OF EUROPE Tho ar
mics Of Austria consist Of grand total
Of 1884 m n. and | LOSS runs that
of P'n-sia contains 7l9 O92 men, aud
l.iii guns; the army Of Russia, about
$500 men, | $50 guns; the army Of
France, 62G,iS2 men and that Of Great
Britain, In all parts Of the world, 534, :
:l2I .acn. =8af -~
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A Victory in Western virginia..

" ASHINhTDNt Ncf. IE.
Gen. Scott to-day received a dispatch
dated Romnev. from Gen Kelley. giving
an account Of his victory over the rebels
there.
So far a. known all is quiet on the Pc.
tonsc to-day.
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AsHiNGTON, Oct. II.
The funeral OF Col Baker IL day was
grand and imposing affair l. took
place from the residence Of C"i Welt,
the colonel's late quarters. None but
officers Of the army, the navy. aid the
r~Iatives of the dlc.a-ed, were admitted
tothc room where the corpse lay Among
those who followed the remain. 10 .h-
ongrc,>iouai Cemetery were the presi-
dent, heads Of d partments. and num-
Der Of gentlemen from the Pacific coast,
including Senators Latham and Ncpou,
gal. Gen, Scott attended the funeral
services at Major Wcbb'- residence. The
sermon was delivered by the Reverend
Byron Sunderland, chaplain to the Sc
nate.
the h"arso was preceded by 4 detaoh
nIcnt # l. men from the taitorui ia req
iIncn', selected from those who rescued
the body Of Col. Baker on the field from
the enemy. They had previously carried
the coffin from the house to the hear.e,
and at the cemetery deposited il in the
vault.
After the process Of embaImiac has
been completed, the body will be sent to
California, and buried % Lone mo lntain.
near the grave Of Senator Broderick.
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pA- No improvem' Mt that takes place
in either Of the sexes can possibly be
confined to itself; each is universal
mirror to each, and the respective refine
ment Of the one will always be in recip-
rocal pro. orticn to the polish of the 9th
er -Lnc0n.
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pa An evidence that the falling back
Of the contcderates a, Fairfax was sudden
and uacA pected, il furnished in the fact
that they act up telegraph poles and
stretched the wires rporthem from Fair
fax IT, Fall, Church, and only completed
the work on Thnrsday previous to the
Sunday when our troop> advanced. They
removed the wire but not the pol"s.
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\ VENERABLE DRUM.-Ne have a
drum In the Iowa 5th regiment, now on
duty IN Missouri, which is carried by a
by NAMED Banks, os A!:::aak county
His grandfather beat it in the old revoln.
tionaTy tiae-his father carried it ia the
Mexican war, and it is now the third
time nade available during one Of our
great historic epochs. z@ '71 t-s
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Verdict Of Guilty.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2:

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25.
The trial Of w. L. Smith. for piracy,
was concluded,to-day. The case was Civ.
en- to the jury this morning. under the
charges of judges Grer and Cadvalader
The jury, after an absence Of half az
hour, returned a verdict Of Guilty"
Tclcsraphic Communication from Caiifor-
mia.
SpRINGFlELD, Mo Oct. 25
The following communication was re.
ce'ved at P. III. to day, from San Fran.
cisco:
SAN Francisco, Oct. %.
To Hon. J d. ~CAToN, President of
the lis. and 4Nss- Telegraph Go. : ( am
pleased to renew tn. connection, after a
break Of nine years Best regards 10 my
old friends Of the Illinois and Mississippi.
Jos. GAMBLE.
Sapt. Overland Tel Co.
To which Judge Cation uade answer
thus:
SPRINGFIELD, Oct &c.
To Jos Gam5le: ia
return you greeting, and again join
hands with you most joyfully in the name
o. al your Old associates of the |. aud
NJ Telegraph Co.. as well rs my own. -
My va and the great Pacific Telegraph
ever prosper. J. d. CATION.
This quietly establishes the fact of
tele:raphic connection with the Pacific
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re The banner county OF the State !,

sR-Thc banner county Of the State is
"ll'-h Henry" Las, year Scott va ked
ahead -; but this year, owing to so'neilocal
confusion, it lags far behind Cedar is
next 70 Henry. Then come Washington
and Jones, Clayton and Clinton, We
would sympa'hize with Old Scott in the
loss Of the banner, were it not that we
hare enough to do In Polk county to pity
ourselves for being beaten by Merritt
We live in glass house, pe DO -Io,ea
State Register. a'@ =
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a chap, who thought his Gas bills
rather high, said TINT they were, in mill.
'ary phrase, ''heovy charges Of light
brigade"
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SHERIFF SAIL .

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ia me y.
ID rected. issued from the Office of the Clerk
OF the Di-trirt Court in and Tor the county Of
Cedar and State of Iowa, in favor If II. G. 1Piask
and against Edward Jones, have levied upon
the iotowing property AS the property ol sne
said Edward Jones, wit: ~
The nor beast qr. OF the northwest or. OF scc:
ton number eighteen. and the northwest quar-
ter Of the northeast qna,ter Of section hfteen:
all in township number seventy nine ,rth "
range no. one, west Of the 9Th p. m, with tne ~
pUrtenances thereon; SAID land Is situated IN
Cedar county, Iowa; .~ Basis
And sha "fle the same for sale at pubic ous
cry at the Court House door in the town -. y
Upton, in said county. on Saturday. the Stn ~
Of November, A. d. 1861. at one o'clock Z. N; -
said day, to stisfy said execution and costs 'n''
may accrue thereon.
Dated this It'll day of October. A. =: !S6!.
J. /. BRADSHAW. 81
price $Isol Sheriff Of Cedar county. low
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A pretty face attracts a good heart
generally secures -. ~ -. ..'. :
The foibles Of the weak pailiats tho
vices " tho wicked
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FARM IMPLEMENTS.

FARM IMPLEMENTS. ..s
THE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to furnish TO
ell who want, hi, we'l-tried and approved CORN
CELTIvATORS. SHOVEL PLOWS, STRAW
CUTTER HARR0WH. Road Scrapers, etc. lie
Ia also ready to effect and warrant q cure OF sll
hoof bound horses 8. p. DANIEI2.
Upton, January 22d. 1ssi.AN
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APAIR OF REAL NOVELTIES:
AND ONE wsTuorT a NATE. .....

APAIR OF REAL NOVELTIES!
AsD ONE WITHOUT 4 NATE.
lst-"The Paper Neck Tie" ,7
-r..z*s fPaten. spilled f"rl~ sG4.' s ~
THIS TIE is made enlresy OF paper, in loo
different styles and In perfect ilnita ion of silk
and other fabrics. The price j. so Low that a
gentleman may wear NEW TIE EVERY DAY
and yet not lie ehargeahle with extrayasancc. or
one Tie can be worn to days if necessary to
economic.
2d-The Relief Tie. *H...s. @4sl-
fPatcnted January 20th, 1867
This II Countless he most pes feet silk Tie ever
invented, and is just what the name implies a
perfect "recf"' from all further trouble iii tying
bows. Es.
3i-Tie lace .'s; Tie.
An exquisitely beantifal articTe--it has only to
be seen to be admired s#1"f .8H
SMITH X BROUWEa, sole Manufacturers,
Sas8 No. 3j War; street, N. Y.
S.B-We seif to Wholesale Iobbers only
County Merchant can 0raer our goods of any
wholesale hon-e with whom they are dealing.
April iaia, io6l--2in s4.s ..Fres sH~s~z5.
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-Cynics are either sourcd good men
or moruse bad cnes
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WASHINGTON, Oct. q.
Official dispatche. % the President ;,

Official dispatches so the Pre- idsut to.
night, from Col. Kelly, announce the
complete route Of Floyd's army at Rom.
"ey, in Western Virginia Our forces
took four hundred prisoners, all the rebel
camp equipage, cannon. &C., &c. The
loss was slight on our side. This victo-
~ completely close. the campaign IN
Western Virginia, and leaves this portion
of the State without fear of further mo.
leststion from the rebels. -..
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SHOWING HER CoLpRs Il gentleman
from Cheat Nouutaln tells the following
aneclote
\ sqQad Of Indiana volunteers, GU.
scouting, came across an old woman in a
~ cabin, in the mountains. After tie
usual ssu'a'ions, one of the party asked
her: well. old lady, are you Srccsh
NJ" "Wha. are you, then" 'Bsp
ti-,, and al'ys have been" TIE Hoosier,
ct down ..E-
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SPRINGFIELD, Oct. &c.
The Great Naval Expetition.

The sea coast expedition, under com
msal If Gen Thomas W. Sherman, that
sailed from Annapolis on Tuesday, the
22d, has received further addition to
its force, at Fortress Monroe. aud il now
read to 90 to sea, where the sealed or
ders will be opened TO govern it's course
There are a, least 10000 men on. indie
penden,ly of the marines and crews of
the ships and the vessels that make mn
the squadron are Ct all descriptions and
suited to almost any kind Of service
We expect to hear good account Of
this expedition. OF ccnrse, no one
K ows where it i. to strike a blow 1t
will pr baby not stop -hor, Of Charles
ton, and possibly Mobile OF New Orleans
my rec i've visit from it.-.Hus. Jour.
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4 IL PERSONS indrh.ed to the subscriber
~ are hereby notified that they must call at
once on Arvin Ia 5ley. who has my laper-, and
Sc tile the same and q errby save costs
Upton Oct. 23. CLINT EZRA McLONEf.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given. that the fah ie'm OF
~ ,ho I,pr,s IfS1os SCHOOL will commence
Moo,,ay ~eu,enl,e, I'll. 1861. pupils or stu.
dents are requested to be in attendance On the
first dav OF the term. Students outside Of the
limits Of the school District VIII not be permit.
ted to ,ttaud school until their tuition for the
term ia settled. and for that purpose students
will call and arrange theic tuition with S. w.
Young, Treas. BY order of tho Board.
%@ &@ +. N. HUBER, Sec.
linton. August 22d, 1861. .a
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Gen. Kelley nsrched from here on
Friday night, and attacked RoDuey,
yesterday afternoon. routing thaenemy,
capturing many prisoners, three tannJn,
asd all their wagons and camp equipage,
the rebels retiring towards Winchester.
Our loss was trifliug; the enemy's loss
not az certained. II 80 sao- sa
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GILT MO!fLDINGS .....
E0R Picture Framing: A large variety Of
i, patterns at the Que. price Furniture Rooms
Of S. e.. 4 p. STEIN, Muscaiinc, Iowa.
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q EN.RRFRs 8.

a EJN,EPRFRS.
40 Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Filberts, Pecans, Eng
Iish Walnuts, Figs, Raisins, Currants, Rock Candy
OYSTERS Sardines, Alum, Epson Salts Roll Brim-
stone, Sulphur Copperas, Nader, Extract of Log
wood, Indigo, Cream Tartar, Soda, Bed Cords-all
kinds, Backing, Batting, Cloves Nutmegs, Cigars
Of all kinds, Tobacco OF all kinds, Ginger--race
and ground, Spanish Moss, Glass Jars, Lanterns
and Flasks Mustard, Matches, Pepper Sauce,
Pickles, Stone Pipes, Powder Safety Fuse, Soaps of
all kinds Starch, Vinegar, Teas, Camphor, Letter,
Cap, Note, and Fancy Paper, Wrapping Paper, En-
vcIopes, Salt Petre, Gum Drops, Juju Paste,
Wooden Bowls, Cinnamon, Dried Beef, British Lus-
tire, Bonnet Boards. Java Coffee, INK, Nails, Glass,
sash, Oil, Spirits Turpentine Pepper, Allspice Sal
Soda, Pain Killer, Licquorice, &c, &c
supply of the above kept constantly on hand,
and for sale LOW, by ). r. GILBERT& CO.,
iqnll No. Sycamore street.
NfOFRRE.-75 h.FGS PRIME hKO,
q for sale by OanlD 5. +. GILBERT K co.
ATSO TROY x.9R.NrS.-I RI as 1905,
q 5OOs. COOS, and ZOOS Cypress Mills, for sale by
5. f. GILBERT & CO,
ian1l Agents of Cypress Mills.
MROL.FSSRS.. 400 WHOLE .E.N.EB
eiEz half bbls, in best oooperage, for sale by
ianII s. L, GILBERT & co.
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lTs ME.-Passing a neat little martini
box Of a house one evening, we happened
to see a man waiting at the door for admit
lance. At the instant green blind above
Just opened little way, and by the gas
light we caught the glimpse OF a pair of
brilliant eyes and a futter of some
thing white, and bird-toned voice softly
said who's there ?" ats me-" was the
brief response. The eyes and the futter
disappeared from the window like stars in
cloud, and we almost fancied as we pas
sed on, we could hear the pattering Of two
little feet upon the stairs winged with wei
come.
1t was a trihe; it all happened in an in
stant, but it haunted US for an hour. " It's
me r Amid the jar of the great city, those
words fell upon the quick ear aloft, and met
glad response.
"Its me!7 And who was me 2" The
pride of a hearts life, no doubt; the tree a
vine was clinging to; the " Defender of the
Faithful in the best sense of the word.
otis ME Y Many there are who would
give half their hearts, and more than half
in them, for one such recognition in this
wide, wide world On change, in the
directory, at the postofice, he was known as
A. b. c., Esq; but on that threshold, and
within those walls, it's me-" and nothing
more; and what more is there one would
love to be?
Few of all these hearts that beat so wild
", warmly, sadly, slowly, can but recog-
nize a true soul amid the din and darkness
of the world in that simple but eloquent
Its me- AS if he said
CHOW I am nothing to the world,
For | am all the world to thee
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ZEE &DgEB en- BEHsRRE.-
RE so dozen Buckets, assorted;

EE So0DE-A' HARE
Wy 80 dozen Buckets, assorted;
10 do Tubs and Keelers;
Just received from the factory, and for sale at
prices t. suit the times by
CHAS. MCJOHNSTON,
febI1 Main street, Posey Block.
BHUL.E SSES.-5O RRES. .E.N-D 80
g " half barrels choice Molasses in store and
for sale by CHAS. MCjOHNSTON,
febII Posey Block.
BzEE-VOES, ES-XsCO.V SIN; .HK s.
AZ souri,, ana Iowa money taken for groceries or
ON account, by CHAS. MCJOHNSTON.
dacS
RyRGS .g4H'ES RUTTRR.-.A GO0D
IL fresh lot j4Ist received by
dec:iI CHAS. McJOHNSTON.
EARESsED TUHKE US FOB THE
ny million.-50O lbs Dressed Turkeys just
RyGGs-2OO DOE FRESH RGGs
81 Just received and for sale by
lec$2 CHAS. McJOHNSTON.
HEO.REJs'X:, Cg.g.N'EsERRK 8, IND
RA Buckwheat FIour.-A good stock of first rate
articles hand and for sale by
ian25 CHAS. McJOHNSTON.
E1sHfT EI.W ESQ BBEs
~ fresh White Lime at
mars GEO. FOSTER & CO.'S
EUST RECEEV.ED, PEE u. ~
20 Cheeseman, 200 boxes w. r. Cheese for sale by
marII L. L. 0'RILEY & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-21

Bs7g@ The papers relate an anecdote of a
beautiful young lady who had become blind,
having recovered her sight after her mar
riage, Whereupon Shocks wickedly OBJ
serves that it is no uncommon thing for
peoples eyes to be opened by matrimony.