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The AEfIon of the Democratic Com
mlttees OF New YORK aud Ohio.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l0.-The N. 7. I:mss
Washington correspondence says the refusal
Of The Democrats OF the State Of New York to
unite with the Republicans on the nomination
ard election Of ticket, causes some surprise
here IS it seems to conflict with whit Was
supposed to be plan prearrarged here at
Washington, and which had for it's purpose
the diElntegration Of the Republican party.
The same idea Of Union Ticket Was broaeh-
ed in Ohio and has been thera rejected These
two condolences, 1t is eaid among politicians,
will cause noW the entire dissolution Of the
Dsmocratic Darty
, 1861-08-12
GEN. Fm Ell ONE.

:. The extraordinary zes1, energy, and, We
nay add, effectiveness with which Major
General FREMONT is managing the affairs
of his Department. are the occasion Of
great rejoicing throughout the West.
That he may continue to gather and apply
the means Of attack and defence, without
the restrictions imposed by red-tape and
precedent at Washington, is the uppermost
wish Of half 3 dozen States.
, 1861-08-12
WAKEzH 5FzRes. Perry County, Prtn-

June IL 1ssa.
pxAK SW-I VA ind1ced mora than 1ear tgo
to TF roar valuable Iar hettotatt7 for the pntosa
It upon y head for yeazs End had never been able %
get anything to DO me aE = good iR reia3ytSy!s a.
though bad tried III preparations, until saw
yoaf sa7sEti:smeqt e HsTEegFEa pape5 Rs!ss }l
ste re- aGd bought ab1t tie and now am prepared to
recorcmcnd 1t to untva rial use fer has cepetey
ton once In two weeks keeps neg rota tscuIs
Of other unpleasant esq must also state that ~
q ysor Prspasatog bas bsen rsso5ed e t9 o5te2sI
faye usea two bottles OF the Restorative has
say kGow1eGge Of It as a11ov few geT hairs so r.
ry head My he8d il now Of less rrou01e 70 ma, IN
keeping It clean &c. than at any time slEca hava
been child consider your preparation Of Erast
saus; and althoEsa Do nst like to esrozc n.5se1
part it any s5ape shink proper II It Il Ho<
Il KTTKx
, 1861-08-12

VALUABLE ARRANakMEkr.-A cipher has
teen srrsnged for the USE Of the Government,
b7 MF. J. a Talcotf, of tho American ,Te3e-
graph Conpspy. II Hiu ena5la them to sead
inEurtant information esd oldeze over the.
wl7ee, 80 ttss nouo but thosa having the kcy
can uEderstsut--hot 6ysR the opsrztor kaoH5
the mesalng ot what b. Is eerd;ag, I: Is BE-.
lieysd, noa, that .eresy maesage pasasd oVcr
tic EfIka 70 sud fton Past4eI I.7a's caMmn.
vas taken oK and ceuuEaicat2d to ths
...eEftnY, .-.,.
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Boston, Aug. 10.-The 9. 8. Marshal arrest
cd last night d person who had registered him
self at the Parker house as Is G. Jordan, Pitts
burg, Pa.,'' but who subse quently has con
fessed himself as John Williams, Of Norfolk,
vs. and is supposed to hold 9 commission in
the rebel army. He was arrested IS spy and
by orders received from the Secretary Of War,
he will be sent to Fsrt Lafayette, n. Y.
HntbOr
, 1861-08-12

J. &, Hcharl5- 1fcl!ne
j. r. Miller, Rock Island,
". a. Heufse. Cort.Gyfa-
E. r Chamberlain, No}:1e,
C. T. CsepEtnGera d. Co.
CordoT1ar
Battle, CaUdea Ef1ta,
J. H. BudHEgton, Jersey
vile,
Collins. Carlyle,
F. 3. I9ckw God, Carlyle.
WIN. F. Cook. d.,
]. Ii. Lewis, Morrison,
=. Il. Th01nasx Chillic 9t9e, ,
q. j. REgg, Peoria,
GtlIet = Co., La Sale,
Tas6nSg d CuppT, Earl
v1lle,
F. i. Bntterncld, .Iaz.
aasl1ea.
D. Walker, Ottawa
K1Ci.e1er Il Co., Peru,
G. A Johnston, MeEdQkEz
" N1ia NThr1-
EITSs scnsai3 Atam' 'f,,,o-
r i hasn+n 1a.r e
y" Mo-c,ta0' 1AotAi"'a
Jnc ri aInn st 1a7h.,,
+ + M r -TnhTst0a f,...
- mo,t ~ 1''s'A' ueas
R.dTeTar u3,7,.-.,. ~,
hev ''"' VI
Tn11as 01rev
! hi Gsnchenoirr. 1; CiSa;rrnon,
Efnr1FF 4 StiieA Xea!ae
EeW 4 Hnnrsts J,ssrfs1,.
errre HeufcE.XeTia =
4 ETEcteFts. Decat5t.
q. x Rsr7lea. do.
nrnWn cto.
!: SfcEnha i Hild,breot ne,
-Ss -ssnr
! y,esssa pocn+nr
{, asSEss Es,ssG q - ~
/; T.S. yEsaeSy;; Nv
, 1861-08-12
a1ss, bJ tht following Druggist Ia n:.zaL4


E. J. Bn1Ith, Sandwich.
Davis d Danuaa, Ghtz139.
H-EEn1mer, MD, as1atssoa
a Hlscnck, !afcota,
Rutlldge d O'Bfien, A1k-
more.
g. ". AlcConkey, O,<ls7:.
Thomas Mckee, 11t1s.oN
J. D. Cops, Fairfield,
Thompson & Cia-k Aiii:sa
IeEE 4 HuudIy, MnrrI IN
Humpbries l. Brown, Cstss
p. T. htaker, Cairo,
Star i Taylor, Na7;l11lIz
j. A. LCcaa, .AssleT,
D. D. Rice, McCcmb,
JOS. Drake. Prairie EsJ,
EcS & Rro., NtaEssiayi4s
] T. YdtTo1i, slals
Vim. CoEaut. GcleTA
Buck d Roe A6rorkz
l. B. s1a,Es, ANA.
Z. Watkins, J:7Ecsb,rE,
MagaS;a7 6 Bso- AE. t
Hiastisll { Johnston. StH-
p.n.nS ~ Sxe,r ,r,,.,,, ....v
Minter + H. stse-;isn I,srs
Mier;ch =. = iot R,;ti11a- i1 @ ~
II iara sra ~ A<'
Je.in Tt,,wIer M.oro,,
4 fsr,..vsr .' 'EorrMf1ic :
n II Ha1,ier % I In at11' I'M
4 r1nsp arSaATt, a~1a ~
TIoter TInt.5siif = f,n1a.s1 hns1s,,t X
\ Hn1t31Ltnn n = N G.,r,
hmr0
TnM Eorr,,. 7,~i5~.,nrt
4Eflsrs,ss ~ i. ~ Eiasa - .G 5.stf.a
8 E4a
HMGatEard Shipm21.
W. Watkfna Ta3Iors-
Vile,
" MIdd1aTozth. BlaeYt;Ea
e 4 4 Gosta5, Warsaw,
g. Grant. LaAaspe
E. Showers, Car tha.e,
CIV, Child. do,
Skinner 4 Co, Anz1sss
!. J. Copp It Son, Pulask.
Q. 5. Calvert, Dallas,
, D, GreenIeaf Carthsso.
Nn{!o+r rn| w.-vM
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Correspondence Chicago Trlhune-l
STERLING, ILL.,, AHg. 9, 1861.
On the 25th day Of July, meeting Of the
companies In t1l1s Judicial District, composed
Of the counties Of Carroll, Ogle, Lee and
Whiteside, was held at DIXON It was there
decided 10 raise regi iment in these four coun-
ties for the war, and companies enough Were
rendered to ell It up, and provisional officers
we1e elected, consistiRg Of the following
E. N. Kirk Of Whitesfde, for Colonel; Amos
Bosworsh Of Ogle, Lient- Colonel and G. v.
LeyanEay of Lee, for Major. Their duty was
to get the regiment accepted by the Govern
ment, ard into camp, when permanent cleo
ton Wculd be held for these Offices.
4, After running tie gauntlet Of our State Of
Acers, and begging to be accepted, without
a1ail, and exha1etlng the patience Of the COM
ranies BY trying to get accepted through .
Il onaTd Sweet, Esq and yesterday a telegraph
dispatch from him announced the joyful news
that the War Department have accepted the
1egim mt.
Col. Kirk has been drilling q company here
for 8 long time, and better drill master can
rot be found. He is well posted il military
tactics, sid We trust that the regiment viii
! ra1i1y the provisional election. Iicut. Colonel
BesWorth and Msjor 1eTanway, have known
a good many years, ard l eau assure you that
| they are military men IN every sense OF thf
| To1d. Better or more nobla hearted men dt
| rot live, than the men composing the regt
| menfai ttficere.
This will be 3 crack Regiment, and tht
nembe1s Of it will be composed Of our best
SID mcst respected fellow citizcps, who Aav.
watcht The working cfevents for a long time
snd think tie time has at length a.riveo Nhei
The county need their setv vices.
| We bt sreak 1or the regiment aud all con
| reeted with it, Euppy and pleasant future
for We know their onsy desire IS to get at tn
eneMy. Truly yours, Y.
, 1861-08-12

HLocHa'axoS, Lar, July aeez, 1E@.
GIkH HIE.-l here Ee1u yoa Etatafnenr E3t tA*z1E
ycu era entitled to the nenett cI reetdcot Of
Bloomington. sEd have been f6r over thtEty 1eaEs
am coW over Fifty yeare Of age. For about sWBaey
yeas past my har has been turning greT
and was alnost entirely white and vezy ttiH aud
plant had seen number Of csrtacstes Of the reEv
pcsed there was EoIs netton than Truth L. thsm: n1t
be rsstoEed to ita 1r,g1ns eosE agd tnensss = t
Iwen1d make t6s cxpsrineat, cemmeP@elas @ il = small
dollar, and cemmence using felIoTing directions =
aties, Eas Considerably tghtenea, aud : IadIcal
use il Til hafe used tnree o{ youf small bottles aad
81 dass bToV2; q light baek hair any MAN. Or -
Westen ytg!na. ~ head snt1sly s1sas Of dan Ia
IS as soft ard ane and feels a. oily g though Il wa
q n:r acgrainsances frequently say 70 me, "Bnsle.
where did you get that fine Wtg9" tell them it wa
tie effects Of your Eest1EEtlve It ID almost 1noaa-
ble to convince the' that it Is the original hair q ~
| sssEe old grey heaa-
Yours truiT.
FREDERICK T. BUTLER
| Bloom1nxtoa. Aosreo County, Iaaiaes-
, 1861-08-12
INDIANA.
what She hiss Zone and Is Doing.

Since !he return Of tho six first r.gimen Is,
Indiana has in active service the following
force Of troops:
18th Regiment, Colonel john II. Wallace
18th Regiment, Colonel Sullivan.
18th Regiment, Colonel kinh&l1,
18th Regiment, Colonel Wagner.
18th Regiment, Colonel HacElnm9n.
nth Regiment, Colonel Hascall-
18th REGIMENT. Colonel Meredith.
a0th Regiment, Colonel Brown.
21st Regiment, Colonel McMillea.
This force is to be speedily sud largely in.
creased. New regiments are forming in al
parts Of the State, with what success the
Indianapolis Journal tells:
CoMPAsEs FoRM1NG.-Oure exchanges bring
Us intelligence Of volunteer companies form
ing in ali parts Of the State. All the regi-
ments now called for, aud all those rendered
and accepted, will be fitted up, and demand
will be made By the people for others, IN order
that Gn who may desire 1t may leave home and
light for the pe1petn1ty Of the Government; nns T.
exhansted. Twenty-Five thousand men every
three months, could be sent into the field
, 1861-08-12

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 0-Nothing new
has occurred Bince the sailing Of the last
steamer. Hampton is not occupied. The fu-
gitlye citizens are being provided for BY Gen.
Butler. The big qua Union has been moult-
cd at Newport News, aud will be experiment.
ed with Oh Monday.
, 1861-08-12
The Indiana BoY4.
Correspondence Chicago Tribuue.1
EAXp RELEEK. Cockeytyille. Nd.

August sth, 1861. {I
The 20th Indiana Volunteers arrived here
yesterday, relieving the Wisconsin 4th, guard
ingthe railroad from Baltimore to Penns5l-
yania line. write this to express the thanks
Of the Benefonfaine and the Pittebu1ga, Ft.
Wayne {; Chicago Railroads, for their adaira.
bic accommodations and unrem1tting atten-
tions during our transportation from Indians
polls to Pittsburgh. ! have 10 incidents to re-
Brown, Of this regiment, is rare exception
ameng volunteer Colonels; is not politician,
but Is indeed commander. I wish I could
Esy IS much Of every one occupying similar
positions. Yours truly,
O. EvERIs,
Surgeon 20th Ksgt 1nd. Vol.
, 1861-08-12

ANNA, Ill, Aug, $, 1861.
The rsbel gympsihisers in Union County
a1e sga:n showing their venom; the Jonesboro
nest espe cially displaying their contemplate
spite On Monday night eouriers arrived hers
from Cape Girsrdeau, asking for reinforce
me4:s. Several cf the Jonesboro gentry lawn
ed srcund them-among the rest the Infamous
Green GlaEceck- to discover the nature
Of their dispatches: end when the co1rieT5
were rea6y to return, two OF onr citizans vol
unteercd to see them back safe. The party
proceeded over half way towards the Cape
without interruption, and one then returned
It appears their steps had been dogged, aa
ehe1tly af:er TIE returning man WIS p0unc ID
uron By three Ct the JoEesboro Dayi5ites, bat
he knocked the foremost down With his gun
ard faffl u escaped-
Another courier from the Cape was attacked
at tie same spot, few hours afterwards, By
tire same internal crew, and ordered to sur
render his papers, as he WIS IN " emisssry,"
they eaid, "of Abe Lincoln's army, and they
especially attended to au such"
On Monday night q guard Was sent out to
watch the road, who succeeded in capturing
tbeleader, named Dfl1o, and with him Green
| G1ascock, Rexliben {the hrotheE-in-laH OF the
| famous Dr.. Brooks, and tWD or three more o.
| the Jcneaboro gents. The sequel was, how
| ever, that they were liberated, because they
belong to the aristoc1atic (secesstonl circle il
Jo1e@horo. This Is pretty state OF thing !
| ard any thing but cheerful for Union men II
this county. Yours, G.
, 1861-08-12

NEW YORK, Aug. 10,-B.okers are purehas-
iug two years' per cent. treasury rotes, at
from IS to $50. The price for $50 notes is
better than for other Denominations.
, 1861-08-12
TATARR r H! CATAR r Fl |
~ CATAERH!
DR. sEElTE's LIQUID cATRRRh REMEDY!

GATARRH! CATAR r HI
~ CATAERH!
On. sEElTE's LIQUID cATaRRh REMEDY!
WARRANTED to .e q zura cure for
CATARRH or GOLD In TIE HEAD.
In osE ss 2 esx as
krt It with fuI:y t#othfrds Of tnts 1uber the
dise ase first coHnercet asa
C2tarrh in the Nose.
Tbs next step being to the throat and bronchial tubes
Ut W easer ri to enle cataerh than Consumption, and
s5oaIa bstsr Eay to cats en-,
Thesl nj toms ef Cstarrh ss theF generally appear
at tr6t vt1y 4liRht Persons d they ave cold,
s GPa s aa a5e mere
diton. the nose nay be dr. Or sight discharge. t6in
and acrid afterwards tcc:mibg ihIcE aud adhesive
creased IN qnanty anu changed ID qualify; they ars
row trick and Eeasy, ard arg either got r1I Of b.
borE hs et5e ffe ~ inso ths threat aad
causI1E bad breath; the voice fs thick ana na
EA1 the eyts weak; the sente Of emen Is les-ced
er r. ana itaporas tympom & catsrrh T.
morning oi shlck Or fnny nuco9s which has fa1lea
Place TIC person may sore that mis- dseasa Is Its
way to the lungs ard etould lose ttr4 In azr1an
it The above are the sYmptoms Of catatrh as they
'RBsii By tns 81 aia % # tte LIQUID cArAREH RsMgDT.
all these symptoms can be quickly md ehectuals IT,
moved and Fare suncie1t co1ddence Il tac Een-
IL curing cata1th that Il alter the fElal q the
foE one month 20 benefit received the aeioans pal
ute ca. mo5t5, VIII fail and ci=sr directions.
| Office. 1856 Lake, Corner Of Wells Street.
Address DR.. %. Il. sEELYE
/ isaa g:easw P.o. Box ASS. chlcsga. II.
, 1861-08-12

81. Iu1s, Ja]T tos;l, f7e.
- DzAx sfR:- 7now ne tie pleasure and est's,Ac
Ecn to transmit to ypu The bersteisl et::H u 7o7s
Hair Restorative, AFTER trial cf I'VE yeAzs Etbaa-
sEGsf ;s ~ szinK 5osF e Eest.sszs y Jaa5sFE I sass
ben femnenSed nc fhs use ny hair VI. qu1fs ~
81 II = nn ~ snnS md L. ns,s
Alter fny haFNxas completely restored, continued
E hs eo ~
fasts aheve mentoned Vii 6a of any partieais2 u
Ea9sse yse e as1tsr 'tDts s3s H.
md even mora Wendsftai ones Throughout tae Hnl5n
Ihsve occupied uy time In travelling The greater p.rt
Of TIE tine she PAST three Jsas snd 4ays tskfn pfds
exhibiting iB Effects II my own csso- In several II.
stances have met with people th7t hare pronounced
# hnbug Saying they haa used It and without e
ins he matter, that theJ hsd not used Jenr afee At
al but bad tsed some new article said 70 be as good
yours and selling at about half the price hare
sbcse ssiich haSe no doubt srs au1onuga It IS a.
reputation, when here Is one at hand that has hess
Apparently, sons of those charlst1es have NOT
brafns enough to write IN adyerEsetaent as nodca
they hsTe corled youf WoIa luE WoEd "a se9Srai n
hsve, within the past Tvs years. seeu aed talked
WITH more than tE2 thoussnd persons taat h3vs pssd
Eesa grey hair, sc21d bead. dandruf aud every dis
ease the scalp and head sra subject TO-
Sass, HE
SS Yon s1e st liberty to gub1aa t,a or to refer p.rne.
s az s y p1Spy TO ' eas
3aBBs WHtga. T. p
, 1861-08-12

Congregational Appropriations,
TIE following is very ness1y correct list Of
the session which has just closed- TIE CLOG
irg item may vssy slightly but the others
, 1861-08-12

The Yankees are very little better th2n the
Chinese. They lay tn game stress On tha jim
gle o: their dollars that the Cs1estlals do On
"a a0ss sn n snspg ESsg & &4gss ghs1 S2e e
7ated the arts Of money getting aud cheating,
until gain has become their god, and they I'M
agine it to be omnfpotent. With money in
their pockets, won from genez JUS and chig-
alrous race, and mulhtudincns % Norway
rats, they are swollen with eo1:ealt aud they
fanc1ed they Tere fit for empire. And yet
they do not po: ssss one gentlem an1y attribute,
nor single talent that qualities them for
| war.
: OF the very first clements they are dest-
tutc. They don't even know how to ride
horse-a talent only to be acquired in youth
snd genteel avocaton. And, as to arms, nine
4yn niEe out OF a hundred never shot gun
eGd Ee have It On very good authority, that
| old Scott lost all patience in attempting to
teach them how to load a gun. The vie old
Wretchl Hs reaps a just reward for his trea-
lie I 6rsaEdown a5o q tie Yankees, their utter
unftness for empire, forces dominion upon us
ol the South: We are compelled to take the
to WELD it with dignity and effect. We must
adapt ourselves to our destinies. We must
elevate cur race, every man Of it-breed them
up to ar1nR, to command-to empire
Fart in every white mans education The
night Of voting should be high privilege, to
be enjoyed only By thoee who are worthy to
exercise it. In word, the whole white pop
ulation Of the South should be wrought into
hightoned aristocrscy, duly impressed with
senee Of it's superiority to Yankee trickesy,
snd Of It's own functions, and its obligations
to freedom and civilization
TEE HEATnEs RAaE-BARBARlAs HowLs
OF TEE CHARLESTON MERCURY AND RICHMOND
EXAMINER We have been provoked, for the
last two or hree days, beyond further endur-
anee, BY reading in certain Virginia papers,
the cmost oDp1aeent and gratulstoty coH-
ments Oh the chAs ming charity and beuevG-
.. ltrce displayed by certain citizens and OH
cla!s, in Virginia, towards the invaders of she1f
soi3-the pluHdeIe1s Of their eststes-1ae aes.
| troy 5e1s Of tha;r homes and dresldeap ana 1a9
, | Po1lute1B Of their Womer. Mn5t hunane ana
Christian indiyidnalss~ Below We copy from
the Richmond ,E1asaiaer, iss tmefy sstteeores
j upon these strange pEoceedine5 10 Asxan
. Okla, the very Eite OF their tuauman ano
tfuth oatrsges. Hpon the evening ot inc very
: day when the d4unt1rg hosts OF the eHaml
I faarcfled forth iuse1eatiy, tn ~ the pfte Of
! confident ferceatv, with 20Q0Q n9aaattns tn
J ekazge, to slaughter the kindred OF her cta
,zerB, crush shelr country: aad enstkva tael1
D fsce, with all the brussusiea q Wild oafaar
ieEe--EF oa t..t very evening CT taeaf PfsetQ
y ftste x*sutp, vt It co We hesF bat boastlug
81 the tendsrrtse Of thsee awees PeoE,a Q
Mt1aodxis. ID tIteodHg e7esy H7a1ae 4
| ttt1r power TO fheHo exhausted kEd Aag1e'
rayikht u Ma destroYerst Aad NtSf bseses:
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them by wild fanaticism, and by the COM
munity of interests, to take a step which l
do not believe Virginia, or North Carolina,
or Maryland, or any of the border States,
would take, in the light Of calm and cool
reason. I do not wish to be misrepresented.
do not wish to have it supposed that l
would make war upon any people of COM
mon blood and common heritage and COM
mon name; but do say that it is your du-
ty, gentlemen of the Southern States, your
duty, my friend from Georgia, to see to 1t
that if this Government is to be dissolved,
at least we should preserve the honor of our
flag until hostile sectiOns-nOt insignificant
States-lead the van.
fro BE CONTINUED
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DERsoN and NEwBUEeB by boat and land convey
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Fresh Arrival of
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS


KEEN & PRESTON'S.
WEOE EY.zV@E JUST CO.HsUAsE-CB ~
~ receiving our Second Fall and Winter
Stock of Dry Goods and Notions, and cordially iB-
vite the trade to call and examine our goods and
prices, believing make it the interest OF
cry cash or prompt time buyer 10 deal with as.
We have just opened
Is cases assorted high eolored hadder Prints,
(mostly small hgures).
cases solid black, and black and purple Prints.
2 do Furniture Prints.
2 do Comfort Prints.
do Patchwork Prints (solid eolsrs and
figured.
do Tickings.
2 bales Scarlet Flannels.
cases Plaid Linseys.
do Heavy Tweeds Brown aud Oxford
Mixed).
do Sattinets.
do California Shirtings.
4 do Beached Muslins.
bales Sea Island fine brown Shirtings.
3 do Shifting Stripes.
4 cases by 2 and by 4 Apron Checks.
Il 6 bales "a Brown shirtings.
8 do Light A Brown shirtings.
10 do Heavy "A Brown Sheetings.
a DO Brown Drills
100 pieces Jaconet and Cambria Muslfns.
so do Himalayas,
80 do Debeiges.
60 do Assorted High CoIored DeIaines.
40 do Solid Oolored Delaines.
25 do Tartan Plaids.
80 do Cashmeres.
IS do Plaid Coburgs.
As do Blue and Brown Coburgs.
25 do MerinOs.
30 dszen Woolen Shirts and Drawers white and
t Grey mixed).
500 CslOred and White Hoped Skirts.
An Assortment of Comforts, Hosiery, Gloves,
Threads, Belts, Chambrays, Velvet Ribbons, Taf-
feta Ribbons, Combs, Hair Piss, Suspenders, &C,
which makes our assortment more complete ana
all for sale Low AS TIE LOWEST.
u KEEN q PREsTOEs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-06
NOR REJVT.

y The Iron front Brick Store, occupied
by VIM. Wells as a Boot and Shoe store, on the
corner of the alley next door TO James Oakley i
Sons, No 8 First street. Possession given the lst
of March. Enquire at the store Of Judge Foster.
jan1z-Imd
RW9CREREL, R.SHzTAsEESkE, IND
@gM Molasses.-lO0 = bbls in store and for sale
by (jan25) CHAS. MCJOHNSTON,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-06

MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and GriEt Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
Thrasfng Machines, 6Lcs