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A SOLDIER OF ISl2-The New orleans De"o
says:
awe have the pleasure of announcing mat our
esteemed fellow citizen. d. Shepherd, who Is now
- or advanced time of life living his, beautiful
farm near Shepherdstown, Virginia has directed ms
AGENT in this city to pay over TO the treasurer OF
the Confederate States, large sum OF money IN
Guiding it is said his whole annual llcoIoe from pm
.on+s in this city-the largest income enjoyed by
80, nronerty holder-to be applied 10 the defense
oS tbe rights and the support of the independence
% tbe smith. Mr. Shepherd is veteran of the war
% 1910 and served with great efficiency and as
o. r.; the defense Of this city against the Brit
ui1 .a;or He is heart and soul devoted 10 the
lsu ~ of the South, and stands "eady to sacrifice his
SAuS s1 III to maintain that cause. Here is an eX-
asSt worthy Of the emulation Of Others of our
r;rS citizens a very faw of whom have not mann,
tested a very creditable hberah'y or very aroen'
patrlotism.
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ANYWAY MATTERS.
Forty-F.flh Annual cOmmenc mept.

sEx.oR CLASS NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY, JUNE 6TH,
1861.
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To volunteer Companies.

lam authorized TO muster into the service OF the
Confederate States for twelve months three olun-
teer companies, to fill out the Regiment OF Col.
" NJ CBuRcHwEII, at Knoxville, Tenn.
This Regiment is ordered for immediate service
in Virginia, and will be on active duty at once The
companies go into camp at Knoxville, and will be
armed with Minnie Rifles and furnished modern
eouipments. Each company must be composed OF
ooe Captain one First Lieutenant, two Second Lieu
tenants, four Sergeants, four Ccrporals, and not
less than sixty-feur Prystes also if they can be
rrocured, one Drummer, one Fifer, or two Buglers
or two Trumpeters.
Twill furnish transportation to Knoxville Ap-
nlv at once, in person, or by letter.
J. X. MCCALL,
LII aotNrlt Isl Iipnt @. s Army.
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Pr EMU I'm HAH n n =.

oACH and Buggy Harness Of every yIe and quality heps
constantly hama and Eanufsctared srier. Ala,
Buggy Oollars Kip and Hog ekia Coars, Brides Halter.
and all ether ces made By Harness Manuact1rersa q &
best materials sld the nnest workmanship al of vh VII -
sold cheap be bought anyvDes IN be Unlted sat
To HoWERrONs Harness hss been awarded the .zs0k
est Premium at the Tennessee State Fsir tbs Kentucky State
Pair at BoSng Green, At the Limestone County FATs Aha
ma; Agricultural Society a. Athens.
raar3U6t-dEan
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UnrA Lard. LAIRD.

VUsT received per NaAhvis, ehoiee lot Oh A
N In 50 lbs Kegs. For family use, for sAle ey
- " " JAMES Mel. lCeHLIN co.,
t.,qaa Nc. Maxks. STREET.
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INsUHAN6E COMPANY OF TaE
STATE OF VIRGINIA.

kNSUHANCE CUNT AN OE T&4E
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, -: 1R9EREA
Rsa Sp SaO Sssl.a .. S s
Read-This
IMPORTANT TO MRRoKAsTs- 0PRRTY TH0LDsRs
AND PARTIES INsURrNa.
The aENEAAE AszST Of the Insurance. Company Sf tie
81 ?. n1a invites TIE attention q citizens Of fennsss
ESTABLISHING AGENCIES
to represent his aEEt class and in every vayI
RELIABLE INSURANCE COMPANY.
wholly
It's wholly Identified With Assoush, sDdIsa a. us,
SOUTHERN INSTITUTION,
Having eowp:ied With TIE Law requiring
ADepesIt OF s2OsOOO
Of the Comptrser security to rennses ol5o,
hOldes which Deposit WI nOi Be npee b any eonungoS
In view Of the p esent
Unsettled state OF the Country.
srooendueeueuts are offered to INSURE IN THIS CON;
PANY ), as Low RATES and Win PROMPT sETrLskENF
D LOSSES offered by any Northern Compsnes-
So. SUTHERLAND,
General AgsnE
Policies isSued settled this Ar-
Il. <. P. P. PECK
AgenEs
OclOnnRde Buildings, NashvflIes Tenn
spe4-n
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NOTICE.
Ii having hSres suitable for Cavalry ssros, viii
please oer them Wednesday next at the Far Gtouncs
n ID. proper will receive and value giving Ger
fcat Of vAutioL The parties receiving cerencas VIII 70
allowed forty 3 day from date Of certificate
I'm MeNAIRH,
kanRer1l
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PImpIes Banishedi
Faces EIade Cisafi
HOW

By one weeks the Magnolia Bsla psreesty harm
less bu. elegant and eascsuOi preparation.
Price 50 cents per bottle Sold everywbsre
wEHAaAN CO., PropristOrs, TrOy.N. 7.
feb24-dAw3m
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PIANO TUNING AND RBPAIRIN0.
~ ". KIBbEE will henceforth make HashTiiis ns PsrnA
". nent resioenee, a1d viii tune Planes, ofkanss
and melOdeOns b. the single knng "a sees
of a. since be VII mend a seek ~ evsJ
Ssly and vicinity. He Ein Vn. rezaLy e
MIDI WeBt, East TenHe1see, Ara NoEa A-A
md Missssppi Ordsr1 al Benson Cos Music stose,c
Reeds Rooms Church sfsss4 Oeo1e9's.lons -
-sti VII - rr~--rsiy sif 49, - -
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Markets by Telegraph
NV ORLEANS. June Objectionable sales quotations nom
inal; Flour Q co. Mess Pork S25@Se6.
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VANA seq ARS!
JOHN wHORLEY. SO South Market $50,
Nashville, Tenn. ,...2O 900 Imported Ha-
Yanas--JDS7 RECETHED FROM HA EAR1.
Latest News from Old VirginIat
JOHN WHORLEY,
% StA
STILL AHEAD
Shoesg SIsoesyI

WHEREBY Rock City Chewing Tobacco
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAF
without ANY ADULTERATTON
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FARRAR DTsxUKEs & Co. are opening most beau
tfu lot of Shoes of all kinds especially for ladies'
and Children. Call them, ladies' they are beauti-
full, and they sell them very low for the CASH.
marehll-tf.
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;unelI-d3t&wlt

TuE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT ORGAN On American
arr,rRs-Tbose who DOUBT that England will re
co0pze the independence of the Confederate States,
will find little consolation in this paragraph from
Lord PALNERsToN's official organ of May %, saying:
The recognition of the thirteen North American 7,
.iooias bv9 France and the recognition of Mexico
and the South American provinces formerly held
Al anu -; F,rnish a rule which the Government of
~ Pi,oIn cannot with any regard 10 consistency
sao-d n disregard. Neither in France nor in this
country will any hasty decision be pronounced
6Dt the time is rapidly STRIVING when the question
must be considered; for no one at me present ae
can doubt or question the de jdeo independence Vi
tha Southprn States.
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ITRnaes hsvs you ssen Prot Woods sdEsssnsai In
Ps1es. Read It. It VII intszest you-
rax21-dkwIy
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The Brusb at Pig Point.

The following official announcement Of the brush
at Pig Point, on the 9Th inst, has been sent up by
Capt PEGRAM of the Virginia Navy, who is in COM
mand Of the Fort
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LANES M,LAUGHLIN q co.,

Commission, Feed & Produce Merchants
hay, OATS, CORN, BRAN AND gEED STUFF,
no. S0U7R kAREE7 STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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NASHVILLE, April 22d, 1861.
Editors Union and American:
Please allow me to state that l will furnish
house-room to ten families, whose protectors join
the companies and go to the wars now raging, rent
free until their return home until the close Of
the war VS.. WHTEMAN
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RENT FREE.
have three small houses, five rooms each, which
will let to the families of those actually in service in
fighting LINCoLNs hOrdes free of rent, til the war
closes or till their return L. Powers,
aprl25 '6l Ne. "a Market street.
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Pic POINT BATTERY,

9 A. NJ. May 9th. I6II. !
SR:-We have Just had smart brush with the
Harriet Lane and drove her of. l think several
shot were put in her hull. The engagement lasted
about twenty minutes.
The Harriet Lane commenced the engagement by
firing an eleven inch shell.
Respectfully submitted by
r n PFGRAu
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IMPoRTAET TO MERoHASTs- oPRRTY THoLDsR
AND PARTIES NsURINa.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-11

"Nor can traltorous raging hlob
Deter him with its howl
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Special and important NOtace q
Clothing Dealers.

GKND THEM IN NOW, them new, and viii pAy yo
= three cash Tor them. The souh Eants Pspsr-e
want rags make We day and night, and vii 8unda
too II necessary, Il We can get the rags -
msyl5-tV2w W. B. WHIfkAAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-17
XXXVIETu CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE. .WAsnlsaros, Dec. I6, 1861.

SENATE. .WAsnlSeros, Dec. I6, 1861.
Mr.. KiNG ReP'; n: ~ presented ,,dr petition
of coipi,c. Referred to the Finance COMMITTEE.
MI. GRIMES rep, Iowa. presented petition
from citizens al Iowa Tor change Ia the law which
excludes Jewish Chapljns from the army.
Mr.. GRIMES also presented a petition hat IN
Conse nence OF the preben rebellion slavery be ab-
soutely and Internationally abolished.
Mr. SUMNER lR5p., Mass presented several Pc
,ions asking that tue slaves OF The Rebels be emai-
cirstsd.
Mr.. SUMNER also presented a petition from the
MayOI Of Boston and others, asking for the repeal OF
the law in respect to jewish Chapains. Eoiered
10 tie Military Committee.
Mr.. CHANDLER lRep., Mich.) presented a peii
ton for an exchange Of pIisoRers.
Mr.. TEN EYCK rep, \. j. offered resoln
ton, that the present war is for The Union accord
ing 10 Inc Constitution; that the objec. OF the wnr
Is to saye the former aid enforce the latteT that II
was 20 IN the beginning, aud should be 80 80 tue
last; that measures extreme and Iedica ana dis-
iuptive in themselves, involving in common tate
thu loyal aud disoyal eloud be resosted TO, aIo
that in suppIessing treason the Government cannoi
prove traitor 10 de organic Ian OF the land L.L1
over.
Mr.. HALE Rep., y. Ill offered n resolution that
the Cc.nmiiee Oh Military Atiails he requested 10
INQUIRE into the cXpeGienCy of providing "a uitcIll
manner FOR dealing with the elayos Of The Eebols
and ,bcrc mad prisoners or escaping from then na5
terra. Agreed 70.
Mr.. LANE Rep, Ind.j offered resolution that
the Committee oa The Judiciary be requested 10 pro-
vide by law. 20 that the aiders aud abetos of trsa
sou may he reverted from bringing suits tor She
collection Of debts III tbe COurjs OF tie upiiod
Statef. Agpced 20.
Mr.. SUMNER offered resolution That tiie Com
ms.iono- Of Patents inQu ire il any additional gis-
latiOI Is Necessary 10 secure Pcrsons vi African
descent DC iipLt 10 take oul patents. Agreed 70.
Mr. WILKINSON Rep, Min.j Offered TIC follow
ing preamble ard Tes0luilCn:
Eae.ec. Jose y. Bright Scis.or from Indiaua 81 t'
H. q Nqrci last giic eicer ~ icL'ron Dawn n 'tn
Ma lc,o .s.I todnc.r MT Lloccln 10 Dir Davis a.
!esina o. .fqfI. ren1eft IN me- lns! snd
BAc,tas, tch letter 10 cNideice o. d!aio, tyi M itoic
Regl.,d Jla' Jc.c d. Bright tt eoe iIon Tic senate
Of r. Uiitcc E's,ef.
M. CONAN hep, Penn. moved the reference
# The sub'ec' 80 DC counnt'oe on tie dadicGry.
Mr. BRIGHT Dem, Ind II 90 moi; know, S!r,
how r il my be considered good iasle n ne to ray
word at dis tlae on the resolution nov o@iore io
Senate, bu, s proper tbat tnose most Interested III
ny position hcie III TIE Senate should know some
thing IA 10 tie ruth or alty OF he charges that
are making 500 lust nc through heebti0e Presei
.owe Of which rlesees understand have rep9lisrs
Az his gallery. Among o!her thinas ], has been
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DIED.

CAFFREY On Sunday. Dec. IS Peter Canrer, aged :,
Xa.-. AZ the re.idencr OF Mr.. Joseph Cus .stise
Ionsh.Tne, County Meath, Ireland. -,
aud eBds respectfully invited 70 itene -
nm mi Al the corner Of Eiehtyhird street aid Ayenns
at ock D. NJ this dy tlursda,l aith ut uihei n2oe
His remain. will be taken to Calvary Cemetery Tor iHe
ulent
News,k cnd Peterson, n. j., papers please copy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-21
@4UERxRRss s.4AR .V'O. I6s.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of tive
ecutons, one of which was issued from the Office of
the ERIK Of the Court of Common Pleas and the
other from the Office Of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Vanderburgh county, Indiana, one in IA
vor Of John s.. Hopkins Pre- ident of the Canal
Bank aud Que in favor of Garrett Wikof, vs John
Schueler and TO me directed, have levied upon,
aud VIII, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18th, 1861,
Between tbs hours OF 10 O'Clock A. and O'Clock
r. NJ Of said Iay at the door of the Court House in
the city OF Evansville, Indiana, otfer for sale at
public auction the rents aud profits for term not
exceeding seven. years, of the following described
property, to-wit: Lot No. two hundred and TWEEN
ty (22O), and the appurienauces thereunto belong
ing, in the Donation Enlargement of the City OF
Evansville and the State and County aforesaid. And
should said and profits OF said real estate not
sell for a sum sufficient to satisfy said writs and
costs l WILL at the time and place, offer for
sale aud sell the Zee simple of said real estate, for
the satisfaction of said writs and costs. .
JOHN S. GAVITT, Sheriff V. C.
Wheeler and Iglehart and Nj. S. johnson,
February 10Th, 1861. PMS Attys.
feb2l- fd&3tw-
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neA- Major John P. Hess, formerly Of
Tennessee, and more recently Of Washing
ton, has returned to Nicaragua to settle
there permanently. So satisfied is he with
the cotton raising experiments made upon
the high and healthy interior lands of that
region, that it was his purpose Immediately
to put a hundred acres under cultivation for
that staple There is no longer any doubt
that large districts of Central America are
well adapted to the culture of cotton By
white labor, as the table lands, away from
coasts and river bottoms, are as healthy and
galubrious as they are rich and fertile.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-21

pg@Davis of Mississippi in his speech at
Montgomery announced that whoever should
oppose them should be made to smell
Southern powder and feel Southern steel.
We are under the impression that the Gen
eral Government has already felt the effects
of Southern steal
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-21

BE@It is said that the States bordering
on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers will soon
unite in demanding of Louisiana that she
shall place no distractions upon their COM
merce, by requiring vessels engaged in for
eign commerce to break their cargoes at
New Orleans when their goods are not des-
tined for that city, but for the ports of en-
try at ST. Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati
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The Daily guMrnal.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
THURspAY AIORNING............FEBRUARY 2

s. RS The National Intelligencer. says it
appears from letters received at Washington
from Charleston that the people douot their
ability to take Fort Sumter. A gentleman
there writing TO that city says the impress
sion is very general among the military
men that they would not be able totake it,
that whether they take it or not, there must
be fearful loss of life
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g@E- We sre indebted to the indianapolis
Journal for the excellent summary of Leg
islative proceedings which we copy from
day to day q
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RELI@IOUS NOTICE.

Rev. J. 7. HrNDRIcK, D. D., Of Paducah, KY.
viii preach in the Old School Presbyterian Church
tonight, and for several days Prayer meetings
will be held every morning at ha'f past nine. The
public are invited to attend. Hiss. HtrIe
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-21

Bgls Thanks to Hons VIM. Fl. Seward and
Schuyler Colfax for Congressional docu-
ments.
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IgCf0R.N' RROO.nS.- DOZEN ron
q sale by (ianlD $ +. GILBERT B. co.
MILITARY

Capt. J. g. Brennan, who is now engaged drilling
night class in this city, has been prevailed upon
by his numerous friends 10 open day school also,
GO commence Monday, January 2Sth, at 2 o'clock P.
L. in Carpenter Block First street.
All who wish to become familiar with the prac-
tice and theory Of military tactics, n laid down by
Scott and Hardee, and of Fancy and Original
Drills, have the most favored opportunity, and
should enrol their names upon the class list imme-
diately. Capt. b. il an experienced TacticiaD-has
devoted many years of his life exclusively to the
prolsssion--has been Military Instructor at the
Military Institute at Clinton, and, teacher, he
has few,if any, equals, and no superiOra.
For terms, apply To the Captain at the ArmOry
and Drill Rooms. ian2l
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A. T. WHITTLESEY,
"A I 7 Or NEY AT L A w !,

"A ~ - ~ - n .- - n w }
NOTARY PUBLIC,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
viii attend promptly to the collection of claims.
and TO all description OF Law and Notarial bust
ness.
Bs5- Office on Third street. between Main aud
Locust, with G. w. Mcbride, Esq. julyl3-d&w1y
MaE So o R h n Il w SUGAR.-5O
O. hhds fair 10 choice for sale by
S. f. GILBERT & CO.,
anil No. Sycamore street.
e. All persons indebted to Read s Burrows
RETAIL department requested and urged to
make Immediate settlement. II they do not, some
shall pay cost. READ BURROW.
ATTHOkCfs TEe.s SIZE HI E~E vV~O y
q open very good assortment of the various
grades-both black and green, which we can recon-
mend as choice. JAS. ERSKINE Il CO.,
febl2 No. AZ Main st.
K1RESR BUTTER -4.N.KO EGGs =
n A constant supply, and daily receiving, ut
feb12 JAS. ERSKINE & cos.
HUTTEa, Fees .9JN.D EsO BLTRI y:
~ received daily and for E sale F By 20
EBUER rom, A-gRD, HE-EDs, aud
ieb15 GEO FOSTER & co
o. y Q sale at lowest market prices, by. ..... F..
5. f. GILBERT & co,
febl5 No. Sycamore St
gO.aEEs-3Oo KEGS .4Hz SIZES,
% best quality Tor sale by
feLI5 s. f. GILBERT & co.
RPASAETS, TUBS, MD OGDEN
YS Bowls.-l25 packages, for sale by
febI5 s. Il. GILBERT & co.
ACfREESE.-25 RXS E.G.MBUREaH
u and Western Reserve, tor sale by
febl5 S. L. GILBERT Il co.
NyKGS-2OO DEU.MS CHOKGE NE ~
n crop, for sale gerry lO1r.
febI5 S F. GILBERT i co.
HyS.DEGG.-4OO LBS.-.R CHOECR
AZ article, for sale by
feb15 S. E. GILBERT & co.
TgvOB.GCCO = SEG.zRs.-.a LAR GE
Il stock of all kinds, from common to the very
best, for sale as low as they can be bought any
where in the West. S. l.. GILBERT q CO.,
fsbl5 No. Sycamore ST
EDKCRLES.-2O BXSI DOZ ERCR,
II quart aud q gallon jars-the best erer made
Tor sale by S. Z. GILBERT Il co.
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CAuTTON !

CAUTION
TFVAE FSUEBKKC FEE (i.EUTK0SV.ED
a against purchasing threa Notes made by me,
dated Feb. -. ISL and payable bearer at the
Canal Rank, for $50 each, said notes OBJ
tanned by fraud, nud will not pay them.
feb2l-lwd DANIEL HASSLER
~ .aY.EB fS-zAsK.HfS.-5O HS. ROKRS
III for sale very cheap by
fsb15 GEO. FOSTER & co.
En RRES ~ Tlg-E E.4s2fEL "" FL UR
eDaB lust received and for sale by
febI9 E0REHS0N s. co.
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WyOR RNN.T.

EEOR II EsE'Ts H
e. nice house, with eight rooms, on Oak street,
between Second and Third streets. Apply to
jams J.. w. HUGHES, No. IS Main st.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Or FIRE Co The members Of this Fire Com
pany are requested to meet in the room over tho
Postofdee, on Thursday evening, 2lst inst.
A FULL ATTENDANCE ia desired as business
of importance viii be transacted. 5-.
f.b2O It'd b. BY order, C. t RUDD, sec'y.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-21
CH.EN-CR.

AZ a 100 acres choice farming land, rart prairie
and part timber, will be exchanged for merchandise
eT city pronerty, For situation and further par
ticuars call ON II. I. Blonnt, 76 Main street.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-21

INDIANA PUBLIC.

The public have been so often imposed on BY I'M
principled men who have advertised worthless
nostrums as valuable Medical Remedies for diSeass,
that it is extremely dihicult 10 introduce a1
article Of real merit
In calling Vnn attention to
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-21
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zens of Egansville generally, tiitt they stin IN
the Feed business, and thankful for past Ia
vors, and hope by strict attention to business, to
merit a continuance of patronage our plans
which we now adopt from this date, which is stret-
Is for cash. An orders accompanied with the cash
APPLY. - e. IS e.
We have nowon hand aud for sale 200 tons prime
Hay, 900 bush old white Corn, selected expressly
for Bread, 500 bush Corn in Ear, coo bush
Oats, 8 tons OH Meat, and fun supply Of Brao.
Shipstuff, &c, and everything usually found IN a
Feed Store ALI of which viii be sold cheap for cash.
and cash only. Respectfully,
dec7 II. s. RUSTON Il Coz
REEEyVOES, ES'fSCO.V Sz~V, m 4 -
q souri, and Iowa mOuev falcn f.r groceries or
on rs ,o,.tit, I.y CIIAS. MCJOI NSTUN.
dec8
KyGRS .s.NssS BUFPER.5-s COON
81 fresh lot just received by
dec31 GHAS. McJOHNSTON.