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0JThs great negro worsbipping Julisn,
last week. received : thrsatening letter,
Win piece d negro scalp. with The hair
attached. in L. What next.
or Pon,ooa ,ssins have been ordered "a
The Rio Gssnde. Thsy ssrs ordered from
New Orleans By direction Of Gen. Sheridan
whose Chief d STAFF is noe q Brownsville.
Thi; d onisous.
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1A French newspaper recently en-
sounced that none Of iss subscribers had
died d tho choIers. that few Of hs subscribe
80 we're pock.msrked. aad those were sub
scsibess Tor osly three soLlbs. and three
only we're bald and they were 10 arrears
With their subscriptions.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NrOr.cE 10 hereby given that will sell
IN nj p..,iic auction, or
MONDAY, January 29th. 1866.
a tho late residence OF John NJ. Rust
ls,e of Dvhois county, deceased, Ill tho
psrsonal property. not taken BY The widow.
al Cattle. Hogs Wheat, Corr
Forming utensils. household aud kitchen
furniture, &c
TERMS II FIVE dollars snd On.
der cash; over Eve doIlsrs = credit " IL
months; the purchaser giving note waving
benefit Of vslu,tion, with good security
bearing interest.
GEORGE SrRATNER, sdm'r.
Jan. 9Th, 1s66-3s.
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NOTICE.

vxyHEREAS my vile, Rrbfcea Rogers,
wv his Jeff my 5ei and. borfd. ~ h"u'
any due cau-e cr rrovocafion This " 70
warn slI persons Nor % trnst o. l,rh"r hr'
on NV account. a. I will pay 80 debss u
her con;rscting.
jan. l3ih 1e66-3x
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n-OrlcEis hereby given that ~ virtue Of
1vix decree. issnec from The vfinee Of
the Cirrk 81 nubn- Common Piess Court,
aid directing ~ 70 make the sum Of one hun
dred md thirty i've doiIsrs with interest and
coss. I will prncesd 20 clisr tor ssle u pub
he auction % The hlthsa oiddss, ~ cash Ia
hand. ai me i.spr w she cauri nonss VI sid
county. "a ~. Town Of Jasper. o"
SATURDAY. February 80. 1866.
Bs,wcea ih- hours o. 10 o'clock =. n. and
4 4'elo~k A. ~ sid day. the r~n,. aud
lmriiis l.f a.tsrm eaf sxrssdias seven vssss
nv "a iali,~lng arscr,psd fsai ss,sir. sita-
asrc " ssid county, aud STATE ., ird,~ns.
ito.sit
(! L.,s ~ The town Of P,fiersv,lls. number
lea a. s"iiu~s: fur,v twc, fdriy three. forty
tour. far,y hs-. :,fy ~. f'y thee, fiy
li.us. nis i've, ok -,ht. sixty rine seven
lss. -,v.ni, one. s~v~ny ri2h,y ssveng nine.
ava he ss.'h w-s, qu,rter " The Pub
lse Sennrv,- slso. lois ninefF nns. ninety
ltwa. rsrsi, tArxr un- hundr q hundred and
lane hundred ard - hundred srd three.
hun r~s and l-of, huatr-d sac haren. i,ou-
lAf-t and sixte.n. Kindred cad sesentccn.
handr y sui rl:hi~eD, hnrdtrd and ninsiesn
l.tndrr nrt ,~euty SIX .hu,df-h s1si u eniy
la seven. nun.rs1 sns tAcpty szht. hum
ldfrJ ana t~~rt, nine. hundred and thirty,
lhuntr~d s.d sD'iy, hunds-s end lyr.y oas.
on, i,ur0fci sni 'niry nine. one hundred
X sud iaf'r iwn. ono huaar.d and forty
v l,ntr. huaaf.d end Isfty fur. hundred snd
!. .euv ne hundred sud 6ty twn, hundss q
am fiar ,Ar-r, bundled snd ifty ivrs. bon.
A. .rcd ! fiiiv i've, hundred and E'tv six
hurlsru sH- h;iy seven. huadl cd aud fiy
h. l,igN-, hrndrrd ard sxty our. hundred sud
+ lr,r'v tsn. Anndf~t aud xiy three, hundred
n VA -ix'v lnnr h.ndf-d -n.i sky flee. hna-
sgsa cid -ixy SIX. huncred snd seventh
~ hrs huntr.i ara srvr.Fy tpnf. hundrsl
: WA --s.fv i've. bundled mi sev,n,y ok
Vel 4u.-sAr ~igi Che n'is hsl: Of tbs Pubn,
~ >qa.f~. continuing pnr ban acre; lu,s con
q. i,sul'l I. or-- nusti M ~ acre zach.
y. A..d ~ isilplr y r.eixs riv i1li amour
i ptlrripni interest md cnsts cs:lsd Tor n'
ss,d xtrns .sn alli fh- ssn- time 81
pl-cr ans ~ isr n.aHirf s,sisneie siup'
y SAID re.i -ss-sr.
= 4 kn - IN .fco.rs ~ J,seph Fish~
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sNr
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splendid Premium. sr~ uT-rrd Nh Cubs
o. @ ~ Pens. hlrums. yrsv'y
II The nssi Alaraziass. Web
asf's Large Dictionary. es-Wsngsr-
Music Box,s. Melodeons. > wing Machines
Pianos etc etc. ANYBODY csn ~aslly ~
cure one " ,ha above Premiums.
Jar. 18Th. 1865,
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wMAJENNTSGS DEMOEESr.
No.l-3 BROADWAY, N. X.

Single Cpnies msil-d tree on receipt o.
the price. Back Numbers ~ specimsn-, ~
cents.
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NJ or,cE u hereby r.ven thasths under
~ siened has Teen appointed acm'n's'sa.
,rix az the estate u Adolph llar'ef. sa'e ~
Duboi. county. deceased. Ss'd estate =
probsoly solvent.
ELIZABETH HARTER. sdm'rx.
jan. 3Oih, 1866 -3w.
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o. Ash "Wednesday falls this year On
81. Valentines day. and Easter sunday on
All Fools dsy. April Z.
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Yr,sly. $3 % wlth.r "a ~ TN h~aaii'nl
IPalor Steel Engfavrg- * rarsss" .'''
tsinirr Two ID ,I-r. Wur N Tx r. Fun
size Patrons. 81 q Premidn - sacn Subsrri-
Der Eses siiiiIo"al Su-sribsr. VIE" -"n'
liz C:u3s. $3.50; Three C.p'-s '.r 81 IN;
FIVE Copr. Tor sl2. Tn Copies ~ So;
with The Premium u each subscriber.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-08
GUARDIANS SALE.
Guardians Sale of Real Estate at
PriYafa HRlA

rlNHE UNDERSIGNED, GUARDIAN OF JOHN
4 NCgley ard Sailie Negley, minor children of
William P: gley. deceased. will sell at private
sale, 10 the highest and best bidder the following
described Teai tate, wit The Invest quar-
ter of the northeast quarter Of section nuu.ber
one ~ in township pumb Der six (6) south of range
number eleven tiD west. In the Vincennes Land
District and in laDderburgh county, Il diana.
Aleo. the northeast quarter Of the same srction,
township and range excepting six and half acTss,
coIsnlsncipg atths northeast corner and runpiBg
thent west 26 rods, thence south Is reds, thence
southwest with the County Road % rods, thence
east to thA elton line, thence with said line to
the place OF beginning. Also, the southwest quar-
ter Of the southeast quarter OF section sc in town
ship south Of range IL west In sad county, ex
cePt go much as was conveyed by Edward Burt.s
aud wifs to jams Salisbury, deceased as follows
Raginning at the southeast corner of she south
west quarter Of section 80, thence north 10
chains, thence fast 14 chains 40 links, thence
south % degrees 30 minutes west II rhsips 20
links, thence west chains 20linksto the place of
Beginning, containing l0S15 acres.
Z Being the far m amt premises fol merly owned by
Edwaru Burtis. in Centrs Town ship, and BY him
conveyed 70 " lillian P. Negl u,
Terms. On e,fcurth Dash, ~uS-feurth at 6, one.
fourth at IL. and one-fourth Vt Is months, the
purchaser giving notes with approved security
acd waving relief laws. Inquire of -
= = ss-aa q JOHN SHANkLIN, Guardian.
Or Asa Iglehart, Attorney, union cOpy) fe6d4~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-08
a.n.nIsi- CONCLusION.

But the war has happily closed, and
with it the necessity for the existence of
THE Indiana Sanitary Commission. As
we stated last week, the closing out sale
of goods on hand was made, and the
Com mission passes out of existence, but
not out OF memory. Its history will be
remembered so long as our people have
any reason 10 remember the war which
called it into being. A million and a
half of volunteer soIdiery have saved the
Republic from disintegration and ruin.
Their blood has baptised afresh the ban.
ner of the country Freedom has risen
upon all the land, and even Ethiopia,
stretching forth her hand unto God, has
received the clasp of Caucassia, and
been welcomed into the eternal brother
hood OF man. The last gun that thun-
dsred in the rebellion, proclaimed the
I Gospel truth, that "of one blood made
he all nations, and othe stripes and
stars have been given to the pure
breeze q of freedom while He
who Wufurleda the 'beauteous banner,
says it shallswaVe a thousand years."
The close of the American war of the
rebellion is the incipiency of the worlds
millenium--the' hearts of men have been
softened-through its influence, and thu
prayers of those who have seen their
land redeemed from slavery into free.
dom, will go up for the disenthralment
of the world from the bondage of sin
into the glorious liberty of the gospel;
upon which, freedom alone can civil
government be perpetuated. That time
/ is coming. Those whose faith has been
frightened, stand on the mountain, and
see already the tinted fringe Of the
coming dawn, and this song comes down
to those who are yet upon the plain, as
were the children of Israel while Moses
was upon Sinai: ~ ~ 80, s1
t. Haste thee along thou glorious MONDAY
& - Oh, for the eyes of ancient seers tssl
Oh, for The faith of III i'm who Teckona
2 bas Zach Of His days athousaud years.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-08

a brave man, and their example of self
denial ana patriotic love and kindness
will be echoed in the love of others wh6
NAV be called to tread the same path.
MOI more reversed will be the memory of
Mra Judson, the India missionary, who
gave up her life, and requested to be
buried in the land of Vishnu. A CRATE
full country viii remember their lives,
and rejoice in the nobility of their death.
Two noble instances of intrepid pa
trioiism occurred at Louisville. Miss
McNeIt, and another lady of Laporte
county, whose name is unfortunately
not remembered, voluntarily immursd
themselves for seven long months with
in a pest hospital, and nursed and wait
ed upon the many horrible cases Of
small pox, brought there for treatment.
Who shall measure the depths of their
heroism ? More appalling than to face
regiment of men in grim battle, they
fearlessly encountered death in its mcst
loathsome form, and stoutly contested
with the monster for his prey. Tenny-
son has sung of the "Charge of the
Light Brigade, but it will take the pen
of the noblest of poets to 6tly portray
the intrepid courage of these devoted
women. Such instances relieve the
race from its stigma of depravity, and
lifts humanity to its proper level az an
image of God. One of the ladies was
never attacked in the slightest manner
and the other suffered only simple
| form of varioloid. ,yet
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-08

ORGAplZA1AUQs.-
The State of Indiana, we believe, has
= y The honor Of being first in the field with
State Sanitary organization, and to
go Der credit, be it said, that the plan upon
which her commission was organized
and opera,ed, not only proved itself the
beat and wisest, but received everywhere
u q the highest encomiums. Other sanitary
socisties were organized, but the dis
~ tinctive difference between al others
and our own State society was, that In
diana distributed her supplies directly TO
regiments and companies in the geld.
The Commission deemed that while il
--,- was very important to receive soldiers in
the hospital, il was a work of more i'm
portsnce to prevent diseases, if possible,
and keep men out Of the hospital
I'D Hence, supplies we're forwarded through
agents to the men right in the field, and
the comforts and dehcacies provided by
u1 IlosinR hearts and kind hands, were the
s'ounce of prevention" instead of the
"pound OF cure" This fact drew upon
S1four Commission the jealousy Of other
societies, and the officers were frequent
ly charged with Partially, sel6shness,
and other unfriendly motives. Still the
-. agents passed by no soldiers who were
sick, whether from Indiana or not; and
while endeAvorng to seek out the soldier
of our own State, there was no passing
a BY on the other side" of poor sick or
no wounded boy from any other State of
our glorious Union. Many Q soldier
from every State in the loyal North has
blessed the Indiana Sanitary Commits
sion, and il can count its lives saved
80 among the bleak forests of Maine, amid
tbs rocks and SHOWS of New England,
ON the prAiries of Illinois and Wiscon-
sin as well as in the homes of Indiana.
This feature of the Iadiana Commits
sion called forth many encomiums, ms
we have said, and its success demon
strated it's wisdom. From the many
- compliments paid, we select the follow
ing from the annual MASSAGE of Gov.
Brough 70 the Ohio Legislature, in 1868;
coming, IS 1t does from one of the best
OF Governors, one of the most clear
headed of statesmen, and one of tbs
most loyal Of pstriots Referring to
the operations of Ohio societies for the
relief of soldiers, the Governor saws:
While extending our own Operations
I have carefully watched those Of our
sister State of Indiana. and have found
thas her Gystsm merits the strongest
commendaiion. IL 10 simple in its char
AiA acser Its central society at the capital,
under the Immediate care Of the Gov.
10
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-08
sUPPLIEs.

Greensburg, Decatur county, has the
honor of sending the first supplies to
the Sanitary Commission, which we're re-
ceived on the third of March. The last
receipt was from the Third Ward of the
city of Indianapolis. All supplies were
total and entire contributions, and the
following figures show the amount re-
ceived, both in cash and stores, during
the past four years, together with the
s.penditurea. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-08
All Testimonial of Gov. BrOusA of Ohio.

. s Tie past week witnessed the close of
the Indiana Sanitary Com mission; q be-
.saiaas9 nevolence originated Ia the necessities
ofthe late war, and which for four years
--s-- has sent constant stream of relief to
the soldiefa of Indiana, and been the
EGI61 channel through which the patriotic
= charity of the citizens of the State has
aG0a- found access to its worthy objects
Everywhere throughout the world, the
III J. workings of the Sanitary Commission
have been observed and gloried in, as
&C. one of the grest twin virtues of the
lssaH American people-the other being the
rs "a Christian Commission. Looking at
- Ell either or both of these great institutions,
iAs Cd present upon every battlefield and in
.dIk every hospital; following every march,
asad cheering the weary soldier with
-e- substantial beneh in the hour of his
.Aea8oa weakness, or miHistering the consola-
tions of Christianity to the sick, the
wounded. and the. dying; pouring the
oil and wine into the gaping wound
Q1l writing letters 10 friends, and smooth
iBg the ruggedness of military life
they have challenged the admiration Of
both friend and foe of oar Government,
either at home or abroad. European
.sEGournais have teemed with peans, al
most, to the praise of these Com missions,
.ssu and the friends of liberty in every COR
ner Of the globe have seen the stability
of our Government in the institution
and successful operation of these noble
eharitiesg The strength of free gov
ami ernment 10 in the virtue of lea people;
and when ths exigencies of the war
- brought every purse string open without
" A stint; when fingers and brains worked
rssset INCREASINGLY in making and devising
comforts for soldiers, who were away
battling with the armed hosts OF treason;
~ when the bensvolence of America actu-
ally bnrdened the receptacles of the
Sanitary and Christian Commissions
esd q with stores and supplies; the triumph
of the arms of the Republic was but q
question of time God does not allow
virtue 10 60 unrewarded With the free
will gifts of the people who remained at
home were mingled the tears and
prayers of faithful Christians, which
sBJ pierced the ear Of Heaven; and even
when the skies locked the darkest, and
prospects the most dishearteniug, the
American people were called upon for
another struggle on behalf of the Gov.
eminent Right nobly did they meet it;
soldiers sprang up on every hand, "a did
armed men from the seeds of Cadmus
every train brought fresh stores for the
commissions; money poured freely
from the land, and as by magic, the sun
of peace rose with healing on its wings,
and brushed away in q moment the
murky clouds of war. "a nation was
- hcsn in day;
Forty naRs with silver stars,
Forty nags with the mson bars,
80 FiApped In the morning wind, the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-08


10 the operations of the Commission,
twelve hospital boats have been en- ploy.
ed at different time6. "a the transporta
ton, of our wounded from battle-felds
proximate to rivers to the various hos
pitfalls. This measure has no doubt saw
ed the lives of many men, and it evinces
the foresight and ability of the Commits
sion to seize hold of every expedient to
alleviate the horrors OF the war.
Considerable relief was afforded to
the large number of refugees and their
destitute families, who, came from the
South, and temporarily remained in In
dianapohs. A voluntary society, how
ever, was soon formed for the relief of
this class Of sufferers, and the Commits
sion ceased to be called upon for sup
plies in that direction. @gENsHA
To-increase the funds of the Com mis-
sion, the Indiana State Sanitary Fair
ives held in conjunction with the State
Fair, ia 1864 The history of that Fair
is too wen Known to- need repetition.
From it the Commission reaped bene-
fit of over $40, 00aaa nsuL GdA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-08
ATTENTION, Union Men.


There will be O Mass Convention
Of the Union men Of Vanderburgh coun-
~ at the
Cours House. o n Saturday. Feb. 4 9th,
s at 2 o'clock r. N.
Y The Objscs of the Convention is to se-
lect delegases to attend the Union State
Convention at Indianapolis on the 22d
.g8 Instant
.sasa Let every Union man in the county
make his arrangements to attend the
County Convention.
~ JosKPH P. ELLerT, Chairman.
lErom the Indianapolis Journal
Indiana Sanitary Commits
r sion.
"a Short Sketch of its
. Operations.
.kEAGgaS4
Magnificent Benevolence
'.'.''-... of Indiana. aEA
-EAfs1AG1EG S Dc go
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-08
DISTRIBUTION.

To properly distribute these supplies,
about one hundred and fifty distributing
agents have been employed, not one OF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-08
AmerIcan Organs

Il
Place them In the front rank the best, and
command higher price than any other reed in
sfrunient In the market. A careful exau1ina ion
Of thsm, in-eomparison with others, will quickly
show their superiority. ~ 4N so -
epeeiR Attention Is called to the style OF Amsri-
can Organ No.. III, containing the super Octave
Coupler aud sub-Bass. For Churches In want of
q powerful instrument, whose msalis are limited,
IL nfice renders q very desirable. ]
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-08
Every Organ is WarrnteG. to Prove
- - - - Satisfa ctorvy@

4 Fhe Aueriean organs have this Revefbera ting
Sound Box, or Wind Chest, and are flashed ia
the highest style 90 art. IN Rosewood, Jet, Wal
ished, or in smooth oil hnish. forming elegant
pieces Loft Enrnitnre for The Pafer or Boudoir ;
and the oak and walnut pscially adapted for
Churches, Lscture and Lodge Rooms.
This American 0rgsns ars all finished with our
new Patent ia prov ments coutaining the i'm
proved Knee Swell, Double Fellows, two BLOW
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-08
J The Amerioan organ

Makes HONS Attractive, and RI fnts and elevates
8 the minds Of all. Beautiful fn Its appearance
vsE afFf endsffects. I'll aFff -1uc
eevsnteen-l7--First Premiums were awarded
to the American Organs in the month Of October.
1855 over eli eompetitors, at different State
and County Fairs. ai1g- 10
"a First Premium awarded to the Anne rican Or
gans at the Great New York State Agricultural
Fair ct Rochester, September, 1864, over the
whole Catalogues exhibited by the nloAt Celebrated
Makers. .s.l s .4 "a tf.fs..f .sse
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-08

On the second floor, of our whole
sale house, and attached to it, is a
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general, viz
VELVET CARPETS, p =
Brussels Carpets, :
Three-P Ply Carpets, " e
Superfine Carpets, : 9 IA
Medium Carpets, segs g
Ingram Carpets, q -
Cottage Carpets lisai - -
Listir 6 Carpets, gen g ~
Rag Carpets, NM - =
Hemp Carpets, ,,1a baa 'i'o.
Manila Mating, oav g
Cocoa Mating 9o . 7. @
Straw Mating, ssan ,oa %
Velvet Rugs, 80 la s7aa,g n
Brussels Rugs, ag % ~ 81
Oil Cloth Rugs @s.e -
Velvet Mats, -
Cocoa Mats, .odu s 10 = -
Adelaid Mats, 1Ql o. p ~
Rubber Mats. 9 y .. c ~
Window Shades e. -
Window Fixtures, $50 PEI
French Furniture Prints,
SILK DAMASK, SOC per yard
cheaper than the retail
price in New York or Gin
cinnati. gow daidw ,aoliaig
E Wool Damask, q o.ale
Worsted Damask, I'D 81 -.
Piano Covers, ~ su5 I'D
n Table Covers, 3 boa ggla '''f
Bed Blankets, soloos12a'
Picture cords, \ KY ~, 800 @
Picture Tassels, "a. saaaai9 -
Seal Skin Lap Robes,
Stair Rods and fixtures, ~
Stair Linen and Oil Cloth, g
Gilt Cornices, ylsah bua hae
Carpet Tacks, aysiis6 sw b9a ,-aai
Lace Curtains, q bo97ol's
Table Linens, &C., &c. ss5i
Floor Oil cloths, from IS
inches to 18 feet vide q
u 10 aso3as la-s.sq q ;sn.
No. 40 F'irstSt..,,
8 sJAoUEss. FRENCH ECO. moa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-08

Total am 1unt OF caan eno supplies -siI
contributed during the four years S5e5 COS 20
The collection has been made by
the means of employed collecting agents,
GA the best plan of securing @ constant
stream Of contributions, and keeping the
Golfers and supply stores of the Commits
sion always full, and ready for all de-
mands. captain Alonzo Atkinson and
Major J. 81. Lozier have been the priu-
cipal agents, and to their peculiar adapt
alton to the duty, as we'll as to the plant
benevolence of the people, is owing this
large amount of supplies
Hon. NJ. F. Shuey, of Elkhart county,
and Rev. Benjamin WiDans, Of Lafayette,
also served some months as collectors
doing good service in the way-of raising
money and supplies. ss4lsssg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-08

Total amount Of cash recsiysd -. .se06 COS 26
This sum has tssn nearly all expended, Ieay-
ing but present balance of about s. zoo, which
will be applied to the collection. gratis, fclaims
for soldicrs against the Government, through the
Indiana Military Agency, Of which DR.. Hanna.
man 10 tie Gene al Superintendent.
Besides the cash thua received. a large amount
of stores have been received, as follows:
SUPPLIES BEcElvGD
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CAR p ET
DEPARTMENTS:

+. On the second floor, of our whole
sale house,. and attached to it, is
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general, viz
VELVET CARPETS. y -
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"a Short Sketch of its
. Operations.
Magnificent Benevolence
'ia-4.@f of Indiana. 'aEai
nearly 5000, 900 Contrib.

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The American Organs
MOST. PERFECT ORGANS KNOWN

Then, IN iineness Of orkmanshIp, hnish Of &C.
: tion, and case, they excel ali Others The greai
improvements and superiority Of tone and work
manship Of the = -...- .ir.
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Clocks, Watches. Jewelry,
Silver and Plated Ware
WIN. BUCK.

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saNe @nt.
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