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United States Marshai,s Notice.

United STATES of America, District OF In
diana, IS:
EwYHEREAs, a LIBEL OF n Ne
Wv formation was filed Ia the District
Court OF the Uaited States for the Dist riot
of Indiana, on the 18th d " OF June, 1865,
by William H. johnson, Henry Hoover,
John Sheer, william Sheer. William Reitzs
Clement Reitz, and John Martin, by ~.
DENLY, Esq. their proctor, against the
Steamboat 8 Goldfnch, p tire wreck thereof,
and her boats, tackle, macht cry, apparel,
and furniture, seized at said district upon
a cause of maritime salvage, and praying
process agai inst said goods. and that the
same may be condemned and sold there
for.
Now, therefore. In pursuance of the mo-
milton under the seal of said Court TO me
directed and delivered, do hereby give
public notice 10 all persons claiming SAID
goods, or any part thereof, or in any man
ner Interested therein that they be and
appear before the said, the District Court
OF the United States, to be held 81. the city
~ Indianapolis. in AID for the District OF
1H ~ on the ISL Monday OF August next,
~ ~ O'Clock Of the forenoon of that day,
tnen ana there to interpose their claims
tnH iAaHA yer aliegattons in that be-
Attest: !. ID. HoWLAND, Clerk. 4 Je29 df4t
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LOST.

- OSF-PURSE-On Sunday night. June
2lst, = new buckskin purse, with steel
clasp, containing two silver quarters. o
silver nVe-cent piece, "a heavy plain gold
ring, inscribed :" g. Pr. to .. Pr, July U.s.
1866: " also, q pOlleemtn's certificate or
com miss on. The finder viii be literally
rewarded by leaving 10 with the dri or OF
Street Car No. 2 or at the office OF the
Street Railroad Com pany, on Main Street
beyond the depot. E1e29 d8J
- OST- COW - Strayed from my re5l-
"a dence, on the corner Of Walnut and
second Streets, on Thu sday night last.
large black COW, about 8 years old. with
crum pied horns; lar G white teats i thinks
there is a crop or each ear, and a slit or
swallow FORK IN each. She has a large bags
Is good mixer; is kind ana gentle. she
left a young cali at home. ANY one rec
turning said COW To me vi 4 be literally
rewarded. fje1zl HIRAM T.. READ
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TEMPERANCE Picnic threat
ening aspect of the weat her yester-
day deferred many from attending
the Temperance Picnic at the Cres-
cent City Springs, and the attendance
was not large, but those who did at
tend had real joyous time. Young
America was out in good force, and
took the management into their own
hands, changing the programme some
what, but detracted, probably, but
little from the interest of the occa-
sion, as public speeches at juvenile
banauets, however we'll adapted to
the occasion. seldom receive much at
tention, and the Juveniles being rather
bent on fun than philosophy, the
sneakers that were to be, Joined in
the fun, and spent delightful day.
A magnificent dinner was served
up in the grove, under the supervi-
sion Of some of the excellent ladies
of the Order; after which the young
folks took possession of the Flying
Dutchman " and had glorious ride,
some wandered IN the grove, and
some played tenpins. The weather,
which looked so threatening before
noon, cleared up, and the delightful
breeze prevailing rendered the day
highly pleasant. The ladies manag-
ing the affair express their profound
gratitude to Colonel Wehler, super
intendent Of the grounds, for the
many faYors and courteous attentions
bestowed by him. The Colonel is
winning golden opinions by his
/ obliging manners.
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River dispatches.

Louisville, July 1.-The river is
falling slowly, with scant a feet water
in heeanal Weather clear and very
warm.
CINCINNATI, July IL P. M.-The
river has risen / inch; now feet g
inches In the channel. Weather clear
Thermometer 9go
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REFRACTORY.-Jim Sherwood, who
has been for few days doing the city
some service, was yesterday set to
work upon Main Street This he con-
sidered degradation and rebelled.
fatty refusing to work, and all efforts
on the part of the officers seemed
only to aggrayate the case, and Jim
became so obstreperous that the
chief of police deemed it his duty to
resort to severe measures to bring
him to terms. He was accordingly
taken to the shed back of the engine
house and there handcufed, and with
his hands behind him, fastened to a
post. Jim then grew vituperative
and the officers resorted to the gag.
The torture soon became so great that
the refractory prisoner cried peccaUi
and was released and was again COM
mitted to the lookup. But for this
outbreak he would have been set at
liberty last evening.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

BUTCHERS NoTICE.-The Butchers
OF this city will celebrate the Fourth,
and in order that they may do so,
wish all persons desiring, marketing
to call at the market house early, as
they will close business at g. A. NJ.
MI IT
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rrrANTED-AaENTs-To sen tne

LEX or GFAgLN llFf4A l. GFNtA M
y.JOhn s. G. Abbott. This work VIII be-
Illustrated with three line steel engraving
III q eight maps, printed In tint, and sold
. y by subscription. Agents VIII md
.iaWOrk that viii sell Itself The sub
U,author and the fine style ia which
ne b0ok will be published cannot fail %
insure for il an enormous and rapid sale.
Liberal terms to good agents. Price 20
suit the times. We are now ready 90 as
sign territory. WHITE. CORBIN, BOWIE
cinnati, Ohio. [mRrI8 dtf
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History OF WARRIcK COUNTY
Mr. Edwin Adams, IF Newburgh, is
getting up, and proposes to publish
on or before the lst Of August, a full
and correct history of Warrick Coun
ty, giving a careful and complete ac-
count Of the trials, hardships and en-
durances generally of the early pio-
neers, together with a detailed sum
mary of all the leading incidents
therein since Indiana was a territory.
1t Us proposed by Mr.. A. to insert
limited number Of advertisements
In view of this he and Mr.. B. B.
Root will call upon our leading bust
ness men to-day and tomorrow. solicit
ing the same. There win be from / COO
to 1000 copies of the work ciro,,Iatod
and to those Of our merchants 81
others who wish to secure the -
Of that portion of country, we cannot
recommend better medium through
which to make their business known
70 the people.
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FOURTH OF JULY

CRESCENT CITY SPRINGS
The public is notified that the ad-
mission charge will be five cents as
usual. The st. Johns School So
ciety has rented the left hand Grove
only, the admission to which will be
entirely under its control.
iuly3t EDWARD WELLER.
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WHAT DOES IT MEAN2-We notice
quite large number of cannon being
concentrated at James Phelan & Co. s.,
No. Is Main Street (Mark & Hen
ning's old stand), which would indi
cate q gigantic aggressive movement
on the juvenile forces of the city. The
only terms of compromise or surren-
der are greenbacks.
All will take notice that Fourth Of
July Cannon, gotten up expressly for
the occasion, can be had at Is Main
Street. at prices much below the
market.
Messrs. Phelan & Co. also display
the largest assortment, in the city, of
double walled Ice Pitchers, silver
plated. Examine their extensive and
varied stock of Queensware, fine
China. Glassware and House Furui sh-
ing Goods Now in season, Water
coolers, Wine coolers Ice Pitchers,
Ice Picks, CrOquet Sets, Wire DISH
covers, Peafowl Fly Brushes.
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CELEBRATION AT EDMOND's
GRovE.-The several Sunday Schools
of the Baptist and other churches in
Perry and Union Townships, have ar
ranged for a grand picnic celebration
Of the Fourth of July. at Edmond's
Grove, on the river five miles below
the city. The exercises will consist
of singing national airs, an Grafton by
Judge Parrett, and addresses by 9TH
ers. Ample provisions will be made
for strangers, who come unprovided
for. The steamer Romeo will ply be-
tween the city and the grove, render
ing the grounds easy of access, at a
very small expense. Everybody will
be welcomed and well entertained.
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FOURTH OFF July
CELEBRATION.

a GRAND CELEBRATION Of THE
n FOURTH Of JULY win be he'd at
The grounds Of the Crescent city Springs,
by the 81 Johns School Society, assisted
by the Grand Army 81 the Hepubllc ana
various other assOcia ions.
The procession of the Grand A rfny VIII
be formed 8t the Con t-hOuse near A. n.
or at the firing OF the e. mon. Col. Grill
viii be in command as Marshal of the
Day, assisted by Others, and viii join the
procession OF Scholars, form d on T ltrd
marching the &c to Turner hall, where
other societies viii JON in, AID from
thence To Vine -treet, thence TO Water,
thence to Nam. up Main 10 Second. thence
- Second to Walnut, thence by Wal II
to SIXbn, thence by sixth To Main. thence
by Main 10 Third, and thence direct TO the
Gre scent City Springs.
PROGRAMME AT THE GROUNDS.
l. Opening exercises by Rev. Mr.. Runck.
2 Music by the Crescent City Silver Band.
3. Reading of the Declaration OF Independ-
ence.
A. Music by the Crescent CITY Silver Band.
s. Address by Hon. albert J.ange, of Terfe
Haute an the German languagel.
d. Music by the Crescent city SILVER Band.
2. Address by ID. u. Doughty.
g. NJ usic by tue Crescent City 81 Yer Band.
g. Short speeches by Captain 0ooding and
All Pm. a mas nificent balloon will as
cend; al er which national salute VIII
Air pm. another balloon win be sent up.
Swings for children, and "a " Flying
Dutchmau " for all. and varied amnse-
InenLs, viii be provided.
Refreshments OF all kinds Will be pro-
vided IA abundance
Good music viii be in attendance all
day, both in the grove and at the dancing
hafis.
A sufficient number Of policemen VIII be
employed TO preserve order.
Admission TO the OroVe-...-.....!IO cents.
jea0 dtd
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dissolution Of Copartnership.

RwTHE PARTNERSHIP n u X 4 De
fore existing between Benjamin
Enbbs and E. w. Patrick, under the name
md style of Hubbs, Patrick q Co., is here
Nv declared dIssO. we'd from this date.
Tine business will be continued by e. W.
patricty who xJiIl also settle the business
.af ~ he Ar, E. W. PATRICK.
Evansville. July LIST, 1868. Jy1 DIV
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&. SMITH L. BRO,

u N q e n & Ia < q n IS,
I4I MAIN ST, bet. Fourth and Fifth,
EVANSVILLE, IND, d.
Keep constantly on hand a large stock OF
Metallic Cases and Baskets, and Walnut
Coffins Particular attention paid to Lay
ing Out and Dressing. laps dSm
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BUTCHERS NoTICE.-The butchers
give notice that they will close bust
ness on Saturday morning at 81
o'clock, and desire all who want
marketing to call at the market
house before that hour. They pro-
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FOR SAL

HTOR SAIL AT AUCTION FINE
G RES fDlE&CE LOT-On Saturday, July
4th, al 10 O'Clock An will be sold at public
au rtlou, Wlthcut reserve TO the highest
bidder, one-haif OF Lot o. adjoining Lot
8s, Old Plan, containing SIX feet, situated
on Second Street, and Joining the residence
Of Fl. NJ. Selma ~, Esq, between Walnut
and Chestnut S. reefs.
Terms Of saIe-One- fourth down, balance
IN three equal payments at six twelve
and eighteen ldOnthss with interest Sale
takes place on the promises.
ELLIOTT g. CO., AuctiOneers.
Je25 dtd
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Sailing Out at Cost.

HROSES " EaI-, on Locust Street, near
sIoc OF GROCERIES at cost. Whatever
is not sold by the 18th inst. win be offered
at auction to the highest bidder.
1sl dts Courier copy.l
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GRAND FOURTH OF July CELE-
BRATIoN-There will be a grand
Union Celebration of the Fourth of
July by the children, parents. and
friends of the various Sabbath Schools
in Perry and Union Townships, on
Saturday. July 4th, In Edmond's
Grove, on the Ohio River, five miles
below the city. The exercises will
consist of songs, national airs, an ora
ton by Judge Parrett. and other ad-
dresses.
A dinner, after the picnic order,
will be prepared, and plenty of good
refreshments will be kept at stands
to supply those who do mot feel dis
posed to bring baskets.
A steamer will ply regularly be-
tween the city and the grove during
che day, carrying passenger at low
rates. JOSEPH B. Cox.
FRANK EDNoNs
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BOARDING.
RAILROAD HOUSE


Generally known as the OLD BULLS
HEAD. This pleasant situation is now
open for the acCOmmO datiOn of boardergr
under the direction OF Mr.. and MRS.
r. q. GONGE The street cars will bd
found convenient, running to and nom
the prem Uses every ten minutes. One or
two small families can be accommodate.
R.S. Large and good accommodation for
stock. mays dim
~OARDINGl.- Mrs ID. Carter has re-
- moved u Mr.. john HeWEon'B large
house, on Division Street, between second
anu Third, and is ready 10 receive as many
day bOaTders as viii give her q Gale she
also mas i've or six good rooms % let.
InaylSdtf MRS. ID. CARTER.
ToOARDIKG BY THE DAY OBJ
- W EEK. al
MRS. E M. BUHE8's
40. T. second st.. bel, Main and Locust
streets, Evansville, Iud.
4 few more dodgers and quite number
OF day boarders can stfIt be acc0mm0da-
ted MRS. r.. NJ. BURNS.
mar2f
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To HoUsEKEEPERs.-We would call
particular attention to the advertise
ment in another column of the dir
Tight Machine for Roasting Coffee ;"
Two pounds of this coffee is guaran-
teed equal to three pounds of green
coffee. Sold by all grocers. iyl-2t
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WANTED.

"AN'rER HORSF-SH OER-A first
w rate horse sh Ger can md permanent
employment By applying to T. BEN SON @
BRO, at their snOp, on Jefferson street.
opposite the baptist Church, Paducah, KY
Je30 DIT
VIVA BORERs- -Four or ave
Nv good hands car obtain work on q
farm, by applying At my hOu-e, on the
Crawford place, on the canal about i've
miles from Evansville. Good wages.
iei0 d4I PHILIP MARTIN.
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pose to spend the day at the Crescc at
City Springs, and will parade the
streets in uniform on that day.
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n Il M Q VA L.
g r. 8. COOK

~xAs REMOVED TO HIS OLD
- STAN -, No IS3 MAIN STR EET,
between Sixth and Seventh Streets, where
he will be pleased to see ali his old friends.
A full supply of staple Grocet les, Feed,
and Provisions constantly on ba d. Cash
viii find my prices as low as
any house in the city.
5V1 4 H a COOK.
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KRAVING BOUGHT OUT THE En-
- tire stock Of HAIR and Hail JEW
ELRY of Miss Powers, respectfully solicit
the patronage of the ladies of Evansville
and vicinity. l have carried on the busi-
ness for Miss Powers for some time, and
to all who may favor me with a call, at
prices to suit the times
jy2 DIT KITTY ROURKE.
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CARRIAGES.
Sweet Milk.

WYE ARE NOW PREPARED TO
wv furnish families, through our
Agents-J. C. Collier & Co., corner Locust
and Third Streets; VIM. r. Read, corner
Locust and Second Streets; and Moses
Well, No. 81 Locust Street, between First
and Second-wtth pure Sweet Milk, by the
pint quart, gallon, or larger quantities, -.
ma8 dim 3 ID srzfz r. L L. FORD.
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United States MarshaTs Notice.


United States of America, District Of Tn
diana, S.: t 1ttf
XXTBEREAS. a libel of information
wv was filed in the District Court of the
United States for the District OF Indiana,
ON the oath day OF June, 1853, by August
SchuItZe, Charles Truman, Ferdinand
Holtz, Alexander Jack, William hoppe,
John Nor IL, John Truman, and William
Becker, bN their proctor Charles e. Marsh,
ESQ, against the steam fer ry- boat " Stone
wan Jackson" her ensines, taos lie, APP
parel, an furniture. seized at said district
upon q canse OF dam ges, civil and mari
time, claiming $500 40, and praying pro-
cess against said goo0s, and thEt the same
may be con demned and solo therefor.
Now, therefore, In pursuance of the mo
milton under mle seal of said Court, TO me
directed ana delivered, 4 do merely give
public notice to all persons claiming said
goods, or any part thereof, in any man
ner interested therein, that they be and
appear before the said the District Court
of the United States. to b. held at the city
of l. dianapClis, In and for the District OF
Indiana, on tue first Monday Of August
next, at@ten O'Clock OF the fore Don OF that
day, then and there to interpose their
claims and make their allegations in that
behalf. etrt-fra..re N
BEN. SPo0NER, Marshal, u. 8.
Attest: J. ID. HowhAHTD, Clerk.
JN%S hA4t a.aHHaUW
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~ r. MEMpHrs-sefni-weekiy.

RoekpOrt stage (Via Newburgh and Boon
giile) carrying the mail, leaves at a. M,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays-
Arrives by : +. NJ, Tuesdays, IhurseaYs
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Man stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. NJ. Arrives Tues-
days and Saturdays by 4 ?. d.
SIT. Vernon Mail stage leaves daily lex
ceDt Eundaysl at A. NJ. Arrives daily tex
-spt 9undsys) By . Pm
To NEWBURG.--HacE daily except sun
say3 from the Merchants Hotel, at
O'Clock p. IT.. Ha 9 se
,,rTT-rI,s,T, !. - TT1Ty-0 IRes
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HOOKING BIRDsl HOOKING BIRDsl
l have this day arrived from Missis=
mocking birds; and [ would respect
fully invite all persons interested to
call and purchase a pair of my fine
birds. Come Immediately, as | viii
remain but two or three days.
MARTIN Rooms,
Gambrinus House, No. 134 Main ST.,
je30 DIT Evansville, Ind.
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CHARACTERIsTIC.-Al large bell de-
signed for 4 church in GRANVILLE, ILL.,,
has been waiting tor a week or more
on f. NJ Humphrey & Co.'S wharf
boat for shipment to its point Of desti-
nation. On Tuesday it was shipped on
the Chattanooga. Capt Humphrey
in soliciting its shipment at low
rate Of freight, ineidently mentioned
that it was for a church, whereupon
Capt. Scott, with characteristic gene
rosity, proposed to take it through
tree of charge. The people of Gray
vile will not be likely to forget this
generous act on the part of Captain
Scott.
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enc Haats and IndianapoIis.
FHUM TERRB HAuTE.
OHIO and Mississippi Railroad
From YINCFNNEs.
arr nrROAT LGNEs.

~ I,OUIsvTLLE.-Every Monday and
aas1,r5av AZ 10 o'clock An. Every Tuesday,
wednesday, Thursdsy, ana saturday AT
no CAIRo-Daily. except sunday, at 8
O'Clock P. NJ af.tl, 81
TO GREEN RIVER.-- Every "Wednesday
ana Saturday at o'clock p. n. Ey-ery
Monday and Thursday ut O'Clock P. NJ.
TO EAETHORT. - Every Tuesday and
Friday at 4 O'Clock p. n.
TO HE sDERsON-Daily. except Sundays,
At O'Clock PM.
To NAsHvILLR-- Every Thursday at four
m.
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THE AUTOMATIC WASHER. - Mrs.
Knight has used the Automatic
Clothes Washer and Boiler, and I'M
hesitatingly says it is all that the in
ventor claims-a vast saving in labor,
and also in wear and tear of clothes.
It is a valuable thing.
j. w. KNIGHT.
Evansville, July 1st, 1868. [je2-1
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YOUNG AMERICA = True to the
spirit of the age-wants something
new at the approach of every holiday.
Call around at Turner'S midget some
of his nice fine CATERS, slippers, and
balmorals for boys and girls for the
Fourth. Mems Glove Kid, Serge,
and other cool, light shoes and CATERS
of all kinds. Ladies fine shoes and
slippers of every variety.
TN Turner,
jy2-2t z South First Street.
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FOR. RI SIR.

EgDR RENT BUSINESS HOUSE AT
rs very low figures, q inree-atOry hual-
ness house, on Main sire at, between Sec
ond and Third Streets. e. good lease la
held on the premises, and VIII be transfer
red III applied for sOon- Apply 20
ie25 d3W j. r. ELLIOTT a SON.
ElOR RENT THE BIgO STORY
As building, corner OF EjghLh and Chest
nut streets, occupied al present by j. Efarr
lin as Grocery. Possession given 4ul r d.
enquire Of e. j. KEEN
june2D American Carriage 8nop.
wNDR RENT-N T'yFO-sTORW BRICK
Is DWELLING, centrally located, cone
talntng seven rooms, Kitchen, and cellar
Inquire Of VICTOR BISCHs
junell If Auuito l's ONCE.
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They are easy to operate, sitting or stand
ing; take but little room, inJure no gar
mentS, finish their work in less than half
the time usually occupied, never get out
of order, are convenient in every respect,
and The only Washing Machine that Is liked
The better The l0HgfT II IS used.
We are authorized to sell them. whole
sale and retail, at manufacturers prices.
Where machines are bought at retail there
is no additional charge for freight.
Call or send tor a catalogue containing
much valuable information. and teSJimo-
mails from some of the best men and Wo-
men in the county About two dozen of
the q machines have been sold in Centre
ana Scott Townships, in this county, and
we are yet to hear of one purchaser who
was dissatisfied.
In order to show that they have all the
merits We claim for them. give any aIiIr-
chaser the llTiUiIe9e Of returning them II they
are moi satisfied after four weeks trial, AMI
the money will be refunded. We have
tried them in our own families, and take
pleasure in recommending them to the
public. VACKERY BROS,
fv2 u Main Street.
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jy2 Committee of Arrangements.

nA- take pleasure in infor ming
my customers, that l have received
to-day large lot of very fine goods.
including Ladies' Lace Caters of
the finest French Lasting, the finest
shoe ever seen 10 this city Also,
feather-edge French Lasting Con
gress Caters, an elegant shoe to dance
in. No young lady will wear any
other Cater after seeing them. /
have also the new colors in Button
Boots, the only new thing in Shoes
this season. Eeaz
It will be too bad if Evansville
ladies let these beautiful goods go to
neighboring cities. Come and get
pair right away, at the great Shoe
Emporium, 60 Main Street
j. S. Kicker
p. S.-Common CATERS, Balls and
Slippers extremely cheap. jy2- 1t
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G stores on Market Street, between Lo-
Gust and Wall ut; won make nr6t-rate
stand for a boarding hnuse and wagon
Var ,, tie lOs beinl Is uE 10 et They
are well adapted 10 either store or DWELL
ing purposes, or both com hlned III apa
piled for soon. they will be fitted mp %
suit the q plCaut- inquire OF SAMUEL
VICKERf, or at the - e of
WICK cry lIH' tTH EH9,
tuns dtf 7s Main Street.