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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

The EDwARDsvILLE TRAGEDY. - We
gave on Wednesday last the particulars
as far as we had received them, of ar
-sttoeious attempt at murder, near Ed
Iwardsville, in this county, in which Mr.
Denton SherleY, an old and highly es
teened citizen. was attacked and terri.
bly,, cut with q cooper,s adze, about the
head, shoulders, aud legs.
Although Mr.. Sherley received forty.
three wounds, one of them nearly cut
ting off one of his feet, he still survives,
and strong hopes are entertained of bis
recovery. The would,be assassins, two
certainly, and probably three in number,
stealthily approached the stable Of Mr..
g., in which he was engaged in some
work. He was in a STOPPING posture,
with his back to the door He heard
zone OF the villains say to The other,
"Are you ready2" and Immediately be
was assaulted from behind, struck a
heavy blow over the head with club,
and felled to the earth.
~ Mr.. sSheriey, half insensible, fought as
best be could ruder the circumstances,
but. she was soon terribly mutilated with
the adza in the hands Of one of the
scoundrels, and left for dead. An hour
or two later he was found by his family
in the stable and conveyed toshis house,
where physician soon arrived, whose
skillfnl treatment is likely to save the
life of Mr. s.
Sheriff Sanford and other officers
have visited Mr.. Sherley, and the deveI.
opments made by him will certainly
lead, TO the arrest of the cold bIooded
assassins. Officers have already start
ed out to make the arrests. I4
The greatest excitement prevails in
Edwardsville an the neighborhood of
fhis out age. A Vigilance Committee
has been organized, aud vengeance
sworn against the gang of desperadoes
that has for the last three months been
terror to that section. Il is feared, if
the scoundrels implicated in the Sherley
affair are arrested, the citizens OF that
section will take them from the officers
and hang them.-N a. Ledger. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

FALSE HAIR.-The ladies of Evans
vile will find at the rooms of Misses
Powers & Farrell, on Locust Street,
opposite the Sherwood House, q large
and elegant assortment of false hairs
such as long switches, braids, pufs,
cnrls, &c, all Of the latest styles. Also
al kinds of work constantly on hands
and made to order. Also hair jewelry
Of every description made to order
such as pins, rings, watch-guards,
charms, &c. II .s 80,
Miss J. Farrel has just arrived from
New York with all the latest styles
Those wishing any thing in their line
will please give them a call. dclS div.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

REcoRDER's CoURr. frienda 81
mon-"wben did you come baek"-toOk
his first lesson in city ordinances yester-
day. Simon ssIlsso much good Cinein-
matt lager beer that he has notroom to
store the empty barrels and kegs in his
house, so he rented portion Of the side
walk, and yesterday he called onaoRs-
corder Nelson and paid the rent g q,
h0 A young gentleman ~ whose mod
esty leads him to desire that his name
be kept out Of the paper paid So o. for
some offence against the peace and dig
nifty Of the city, and ordinances in.such
cases made and provided. We did moi
even learn the nature of the offence
We hope his modesty will be sufficient
next time to keep him OUT Of mischief
or, in his name goes. eos
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

The FEsTIvAL-If there is aus thing
that our people are always ready at,itis
attending festivals and contributing 1is-
orally for the benefit Of the poor, and
lsst right was no exception. Masonic
Hall was crowded, and all seemed liberal
in purchasing, and especially in patron
izing the refreshment stands and the
supper table The lady managers have
arranged and decorated the Eall most
tastefully. Over the door, 10 the three
emblematic links composed EFF ever
greens, were the initials of their great
motto: Friendship, Love and Trnth.
Across the center of the room were the
same words in full, and over the stage
we're the words q Remember the Poo"
Around the walls were wreaths of ever
greens embellished with small flags. ard
at the corner Of the proscenium was the
prize banner won by the ladies Of Ev.
ansville at the Sanitary Fair in 1864
Tbs Crescent City Silver Band occupied
the stage, and discOursed the most
charming music, as they always do
Several tables were loaded with articles
of ornament and use, with fair ladies
soliciting purchasers. Delicious re-
freshmenss in abundance crowded other
tables, and large sales in this line were
effected. In the Odd Fellows Hall sup
per tables were spread with ell that
could tempt Or crafty the appetite, and
were we'll patronized g
The ladies were exceedingly attentive
Flo ALL, and the whole affair passed of
pleasantly g. =. 4 s.sl' So
To day, from ten till one O'Clock, o
magnificent slanch will be osetl in the
Hall, Of which all fhe business men,
gentlemen Of elegant leisure, strangerr
visiting the city. and the ladies in gen.
eral, are invited to partake, for small
fee to pay the walters, who viii devote
the entire proceeds to the great objsct
ofrelieving the poor. Is
Tonight the Festival will be repeated
With an entire change Of programme.
Let everybody go. ,el.s
4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

A Slow RUsAwAY-Aa PAIR OF THEM.
On Tuesday evening, as the Imperial
was landing at this city, it became ne
cessary to use The niger engine to haul
the boat up to the wharf against the
heavy wind that was prevailing. No
sooner was the machinery set in motion
than the horses attained to two drays
on the leEee took fright and ran up the
levee to Water street, dragging. the
drays-one wheel of each being locked
after them. Itis supposed the horses
are conservative, and don't like the
sight or the sound of nigger-engine.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

DARING ASSAULT About ten o'clock
last night, as Mr.. Aug. NJ jackson, one
of the printers in this Office, was going
to his home in the lower part of the city,
he was suddenly confronted at the cor
ner of Market and Lower Fifth streets
by man who struck at him with a club,
without saying word He missed his
aim, however, and Mr.. Jackson making
a demonstration toward the scoundrel,
he ran away as fast as his legs could
carry him. Tbs rascal is evidently q
fool, or he woubl never have attacked a
printer in expectation of getting any
money. That's an article they seldom
carry.-NesO Albany Ledger.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

E N. Bruce, 'late member of the
Confederate Congress-" says the Cincin-
natl Commercial, and now a banker and
cotton facter in Augusta, Georgia, has
presented General John G. Breckenridge
a check for 100000, in consideration,
as the "loysR Selma Times observes, of
his sacrifices "for a cause which, though
lost, is nevertheless sacred in the me-
mory of Us al" Breckenridge having
been among the latest and worst of
the traitors, q traitor not only to his
country but to his State, ought to be
we'll paid for the sacrifices he made-of
honor, of patriotism aud of plighted
faith. The 100000 may redeem his
paper, but can never redeem his name.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

Buy YoURsELF HoME-Captain Z.
Sehoenlaub, having moved to New AL.
bany, offers for sale his dwelling house,
on Main Street, opposite the Depot of
the E & c. R R The house is new
and in 6rst.raie condition.. contains
seven rooms with all the necessary con-
venienees, outbuidings, &c, and is a
very desirable piece Of property. Pos
session given Immediately. For par
ti4ulars-and the property will be sosa
at bargain-enquire of
dc12-dlV. EMIL BIscHoF,
Ed. "Daily Union"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14
CITY and State.

Gov Goaros's HE Urn. THE India
napolis Journal Of Tuesday Gays; A
dispatch received chs previous evening
from o'onsl W. H. q. schlater, who is
with Governor Morton in New York,
states that the health Of His Excellsncy
is about the same. No change for the
worse has taken place. A great anxiety
prevails in view Of the numerous re ports
in circulation, and this certain finforma-
ton will allay the present fears Of the
people OF Indiana. fmfsseA e
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ONO q NIssIssTPPI q. B.
PaHsengera TOT

1EzNs - From .yIscEsSEs.
- Going East, Going Wess
=
20 6:55
Express. ................ &c.,. SIS 6:ooA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

TAMPERING WITH THE TFETH-Is mad.
ness Avoid the corrosive dentrifces,
submit to no scraping, use nothing but
Sozodont. Orient herbs are its ingre-
dients. It preserves the enamel. 1t
removes all impurities. 1t strengthens
the gums. It deodorizes a tainted
breath. It is harmless as water, and
more valuable than its weight in gold.
decll d3t,eod
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OUT OF EN-.
w pioy enf to call at the Great Hssts sn
Employing Once, snd register their name 10 81
situations No IS Main street, EyansFiiie: t 111
Room No. 81 esSo u"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14
aad ofiee, viii Be lhe resuIar paeket for

and office, viii be the regular packet for
Louisville this evening
The wild ST Patrick may be expected
for Louisville early this morning, and
has'no superior in fine appointments and
clever officers on-,he Lower Ohio. e
For BOWHgg Gresn.-The always
prompt and ever reliable R. Z. bunker
son xiilreturn to Green River this even
ing, in command of that veteran naviga-
tor and gentleman, Capt. Drinkwater.
Our amiabls young friend, John Adams,
great favorite along the classic Green
River, has charge of the Office.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

MISS EERoN IN TRoUBLE.-The Louis
vile Journal of Monday is very severe
on Miss Heron for having broken her
engagement with Miss Hudson, Ma
nageress OF the Louisville Theatre. Her
excuse was that she did not like TO play
against the Keans lest she might injure
her reputation. The Journal thinks this
asubterfuge.i e y 1sa 80 s't7'aa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

A Johnson
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

70 OU RiFSR FelEsp I've respectfully ask
the or -s ~ sfeanb ats arriving AZ thu port, 70
faEnish Va vi ID acme lands. manifsfs, ana all
OF er intailg reiat n 20 the interests of tho
ri.er Srch fsys RS u meet with the tru 81 ap :
FTecistinu. ifaddress 9te The Riyer Editr swans
vilsa JVuRS.L End loft 18th Ieithergf the wharf
boats. Is S9efa sle fzoI.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-HoRsE AND
BUeGY ATlAucTIoN. will sell at auc-
ton, Friday morning, Dec. 18th, 1865,
at 10 o'clock, at the late resideace OF
Richard Jenkins, deceased, on the cor
ner of Chestnut and Cherry stree's, q
lot ofbousehold furniture, such as beds,
bureaus, carpets, chairs, tables, stoves,
kitchen and cupboard ware, horse and
buggy, and large variety of articles
not mentioned. Terms, cash.
nl33t HIRAM NELSON, Auct'r.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14
10 MTLL-BUILDa Frs.
Great Inducsment to Mill-Builders
.rmr1L-sEAr 70 DISPOSE OF.

VIHIs LOCATION, Is ADMIRABLY ADAPT.
1 IL eli fJF either water or steam power, with an
abundance Of timber; situated centrally, twelve
country. twelve miles northwest of Rosa Glare,
Hardin county, Illinois For further particulars,
ap ly 20 J. D. PELL, Rosa ulars, or to the pro.
pristor, FEED D. WESTON,
Lake OF Grandpier Greek,
deeI div Pope county, Illinois.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

GREAT BAReAINs.-Just received at
P. L. Geisslers, 81 Main street, large
fine stock of Ladies' and Gents
Gold Watches, Chains, Diamond Rings,
Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, all Of
which offer for sale for 80 days only.
Remember 81 Main street, next door to
Mr.. Hughes store 80
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Typhoid Fever is unusually prevalent
n EFvafta nnurtv

Typhoid Fever IS unusually prevalent
IN Fayette county.
Mr.. Alfred Johnston, Of Plymouth,
was killed about q week since By dIay
which ran over him. Eg1
Oil was struck in the Thomas well,
near Lodi, Fountain coupiy, on Satur-.
day last, at depth of something over
nine hundred feet
John Nutting, near Greensburg, tried
to stop an endless chain horse power
wood SAN, a few days ago, by lhrueting q
shovel into the spokes of a hy-wheei.
The result was bis arm went With the
shovel, and both were completely ground
up. -. t,.
Mr. Samuel wagouer, Of Clay town
ship, has living curiosity in the shape
of q cross-eyed cow. This is something
I Barnum should kno~.-Delphi Courier.
The editor of the Seymour Times
!, repudiates the charge IF publishing a
"country paper" and sardonically re-
marks that his paper is published Gin a
smart ciiy, almost as famous as India
napolis for robbery and murder We
see enough of s'ro5bery and murder" in
this city. If we were not satisfied with
the amount we would go to Seymour.
I'VE could see enough there tn make US
sea-sick.-IHd. Journal
The case referred TO yesterday, in
which a verdict for damages to the
amount of 81, 900 was rendered for in
jury to Amanda Carpenter by slipping
through a defective grating in front Of
Clark & Brothers. store room, win be
taken to the Supreme Court. Col ~
c. Wilson is attorney for plaintiff, John
A. Stein for defendants. = Lafayette
Journal
& respectable farmer Of Vigo, who
has long been in the habit Of killing
skinning and selling su-,h cattle as he
found lying around loose on the WabasE
bottom, has been caught. Net satisfied
with "buying" his meat so- cheaply, tbs
sscoundrel had the cheek to, ask full
N arket rates for It when solo, On &C
count of his. s'respectabihty,i he was le
of on the payment of four hundred dol
lars and costs, with stipulation that h
should emigrste as soon as practicable
An interesting revival has been il
progress at the Baptist Church in Law
reuceburg, for several weeks. go
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

GONE HoME.-Col. Guthrie, Supervi-
scr Inspector, arrived frow Cairo on the
Havana yesterday and proceeded to
Louisville, Immediately, in consequence
of receiving Intelligence of the serious
i'll ness of his wife. 3 -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

u /
HENDERSON AND NASHVILLE railroad
A gentleman from Henderson informed
us few days ago, says the New Albany
Ledger, that the above road was about
to be carried through 10 mpletion
Stockholders along the line have agred
to give up all claims upon the road, and
it is confidently expected that the com.
pauy, which has been negotiating with
the Board of Directors for the last six
months, viii meet with q satisfactory of
fer, and the road once in the hands Of
energetic business men, will prove sue
cess -7.Aea4 o54el
There is no enterprise now agitated
in which the people of Evansville are
more interested than in the building OF
this road, and there was never a time
when the work could be undertaken With
better prospect Of success. The road
is graded all the way through, with the
exception of a few miles. and for six. or
eight miles the rails are laid down.
There are no expensive bridges to build,
and when completed, one of the richest
regions of Southwestern Kentucky, both
in agricultural products and minerals,
such as coal, iron and lead ore, win be
opened up to us. Will not the moneyed
men of Evansville take hold Of this
matter? ~ 90 ffrssfE SCR
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

" Therow between President O'Mahoney
.and-the Irish Senate is not.yet satisfac-
toril3 adjusted Nearly every attempt
deliberate Ireland has generally resulted
in . similar manner. The patriots quar-
rel among themselves, and John Bull
profits by their dissensions. 49,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

B9 Those in need of good winter
suit would do we'll by calling on Carliu,
as he is selling the cheapest goods be
found in the city. s-42 -sl IS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

- GoISGl GoISGll GoSElt-40ur old
friend Col. John G Klinck has gone into
the auction and commission business, at
Rochester, N. Y. Success TO- yop "old
Jerusalem m. 'sslss.g Ia .nifgIahssIsq. q Il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

Boys Clothing in graat variety at
Carlin's, and very cheap, as he is deter
mined to close out that branch of his
business.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

B9 Having made permanent en-
gagement with Mr. G. W. Osborne, my
old friends and customers will find me
at his shop ready to accommodate them
st GEORGE WALKER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

s8 The rebel ram Merrinac, blown
up IN Hampton Roads, after her fight
with the Monitor, has been raised and
taken to the Portsmouth Navy Yard.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

nT The editor Of the Owensboro
Monitor ran for assistant clerk of the
House. of Representatives a few days
since, and although be had served his
country faithfully in being sent across
the lines, was ingloriously defeated
L0aisrilIs Prsas.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

PERsoSAL.-We had the pleasure yes
terdsy of meeting our old friend Ed.
HARE, formerly Of the Bpntih House,
Terre Haute, now doing business in
Cincinnati. He ia en- route South on
business for several large firms of Gin
cinnati.
We had, also, the pleasure of making
the acquaintance of Capt North, travel
ing agent for the Indianapolis Daily
Herald, jolly and well-preseryed old
gentleman. -
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: Agents w antedNI
sTANDARD HISTORY OF tn
FOE LENT.

r-oR REET Or LEAsE-BUsIaEsS HOUSE
E-A first rate WhnlesAls Business Honse. IN
Eso or ~ & IIAsBR00K B. RITCHEY.
dec7 div t rsry asrsltl1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

Z =
y New MUsIo.--We have received from
the publisher, Mr.. D. P. Faulds, Of
Louisville, two pieces of new music, one
entitled .,@sErin must be free, written BY
viii. Hays, and the other called "The
Southern Girls Polka" by Charles
Hitler. We presume they may be had
Of all music dealers. RISK ., Y. II
q w. Jennings Demoresti No 473 Broad
way, Nea York, has also sent rs two or
three pieces Of excellent music. One is
entitled .'Grand Indian March, from
Meyerbeer's Opera 81 Africsine.7 The
"Bogs that wear the Blue" and ''Never
Forget, orthe Memories Of the Ander-
sonvile Prison PENS, are the titles of
the twossongs. 5s1r ~ 81 sy,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14
DYE HOUSE.
.Fancy Dye House.

F. GRAUPNER, COR. OAK CENTRE sTs.,
CE,ar the Canal), 4
Has ened Dye House at the above place, and
IL pre- a,ef 70 celjr 3 lkss ,Woolen, or Cotton
Goods. Hair, &c IN al col9rs ''t@t - -
l have bsen o. gaged In the business over thirty
nve Years. and have been EN- ployed In the largest
esfab tshinenis in Eurqpe and this country! g1i1
sustained BY good under my chafks
90 Glesuing and Seou ink of I aides, , and
Gentlemen's Goeos done At short notice Give me
= iair trade. Cdlo eml y; GkAuPNsa1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

WARkIcK County ORDERS. II will
purchase two Warrick County orders If
offered soon. A JOHNSON,
szss Fhird street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

b The Indianapolitans are endeavoring
to secure the location of the Agricultu-
raj College at that city. Our friends at
the Capital always have an eye to the
main chance. nsaft,a - + csa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14
WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. An active
Nv 1sr.iness ydung m a. with ZONE oapitai,
wsabea 10 form = partuer-hlp IN AIRY re- o..
@ 49, giax Beat Of references given and re
@rir 4. address +" Business 2. ocx is7.
decl2 div
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.rOR SAT.E.

IGOR sALE f4oUsE.-A two story Frame
II Dwelling 4 ouse, corner II Sixth aad Chest
nut str For farther particulars qaire on
GAUSS the premises, or At
dec7 dlw MgrH M0AGAh, HEAD GUS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14

Z LIBRARY LECTURES I'VE take great
pleasure in announcing to our citizens
that the Library Association has made
arrangements for four lectures, to be de-
hyered between the twentieth and twen-
ty.seventhsof this month, BY DR.. Lord,
of Stanford, Connecticut. As Iectur-
er, DR., Lord stands in the front rank,
and we have no doubt his series will
prove as enter aiming as any we have
had since the days Of the lamented
Mitchell -. . sfsslf OBJ
g The subjects, place and lime for de-
liveriDg thehlectnress will be announced
L - e@..-.........-... -..-.... ru8le
IN due season. sH has ff 9.
We trust the citizens viii respond
literally to the Efforts of the library to
afford them intellectual recreation and
instruction, aud extend to the commit
tees who may wait on them with tickets
a cheerful-reception.
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NNAETED-AN AeENT1IN EE ~, III iisiss
Tor sThe Petroleum " Nasty Paperss a. :. IL
Carroll Co.. h,s WI Z s rsni
than any subseripion 6sek eysT Pqos9 T. 4
$50 ~ rarer and with bold tyre. Fhs
iIstrstioT Wi Iusr0u-, and y ute
sIsrr6 and grow fat Prssids MT Lincoln one
s,s4gs h zig s:ss 1 8s sis
~ = friend: Have you seen the NeAby Papers1
II ssNo have rot,' was ths answer :. who IS
raabv ., ssThere lie chap. ont in Ohio" Te-
r.iad the President, 90 who has been writing q
series Of IstteTs IN the newspapers. Z" .
am going TO write TO Nasty TO come down here,
80 g ane intend 70 tell him II be will
- his talent 10 me will swop pleccswth him-e@
~ AGENTS will strts their experieaee, II aoy, and
will name several counties IN the order OF their
nTf y eho'co We, Use the highest eomDissions and
3 2 - hsre 10 bar fTeight cha ges. s4A As
Z Tf JOSEPH L. ToPHAEd CO.,
g. Il. cor. Fourth and Vine Streets, -
ssne7 an Cincinna !, Ohio. p
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14
Local Notices.

R@@ If you want neat job of sign
wofk-of any description-dons prompt
ly and at a fair priee-calI on @. W,
Osborne, No. 6 Second street, basement
of BrAy's Block, whsro you viii fnd him
prepared to do all kind of lettering.
Particular attention giving to lettering
and gliding on glass 81 {
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-14
DATKNr LOOMS FOR SALE.

- Lambs Pasnt 8 If Weaving Loom wesves q
ward Of Jeans in thi rty minutes weayes eight
diffsr, mt nds Of c'oih on the aRe wary, weaves
.doub,e w 9TH hl .nkeis weayas seamles sacks and
r.dulrts no ok III to weave. tai and SEES ene al
work, st No 8 FirB sire I, Evans Tile. xT
n7-dA w3m WEI BLAKELY, Gsnl Agent.
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'.as,s 7. FLOUR. w~os

ZOO BARRELS DOUBLE EXTRA CHOICE
OOO Family Flour made from old wheat For
sale at BROWN, DUNKERs N & co.'s,
nz1dlm No. l Water street. u
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For Rafe.

II FARM or oNE HUNDRED AND FIVE
n acres on the WABASH River at the Little
Chain - Thirty acres IN err fence - good log
house, and 'grge warehouse. o.
mi u at the sd Of low water Navigation, an 4
z cd TO nj for business, and bne opening for
a ferry,tbat W u reaIiz, from III usand 90
two thousand dollars year, beirR asceHs BILE at
- all sfsg of w.fs-, and the only btnf banks 90
both SIDES of tie river from its mouth 10 Terre
Hante
Also, several tracts Of land in White county,
Illinois. ~
f. - FSwILs0N.
dsc3 dim JaImi. Illinois. 6