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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-29
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THE CURE HOW DISCOVEPED
EaVIng been long afflicted with "a NTEP
1 resorted to all the remedies of wbic6 7
could near. Among them was one recon
2 certain herb to me a. p cure
l Gas l supposed procured the 6erb'
ana prepared and applied 81. winch
made a perfect cure, but on examfnati0n
by the family physician he Informed me
that the her6 / had used, which had made
a perIect ana speedy cure, was not Tue one
eeommended All who are sfIIcted can
ind a speedy cure by sending Tor fbe re-.
clpe, with fult directions Tor use, price s5
order, MORGAN. Roy 95i 90
JerVIs, Orange County, New YORK
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BY telegraph MEHpHTz. JAM. g..
CoTrOS-Oufet and u-nchanv74 . vveektz
receipts, ear bales; weeF,s aTuorfa. 1926
bales; receipts O-da 1885 bales. erDorts.
100 bales.
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0ATs-I0o.
HAY-3teady 81 s2j92j.
BRAN-g20M2G.
L~ARD-l70l8c.
PoRK-Steady at S28a28 90.
BULK MEAT3-ShOuldcrs lIz0IIg<c. ana
sides 1910.
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Locust Street, between Second an
Third. Evansville, Indiana.

The following is an extract from a pri-
Vate Letter written by the ProprieIors OF
the Plantation Bitters:
1--WE had no conception OF the wide
most infalltbIe cures produced by the
PLANTATION BITTERs, when we first
commenced Offering them for sac. We
now find thai every house has a Wsak
child, an ailing parent, or debilitated aged
member. who needs this Tonic. Our Lab
oratory mas grown from q single room to
an immense building, and our sales from
a few BOTTLES to many hundred doz N per
day, and we are glad to know that they
have one you so much good"
MAGNOLIA WATER.-SuperiOr TO the best
imported German Coiogne, and sold al
half the price. Jan29-d3teod'ltW
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I~ We acknowledge the receipt
Of az invitation to attend a Social
Hop, at MarIett's Hall, on Tuesday
evening, February /, given by Prof.
j. l.. Mcbride.
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nooIe4,s Baking powder

Well deserves the reputation attain
ed, as it is By far the best and cheapest
in market. No baking powder has
ever been manufactured so free from
deleterious substances, and so exactly
proportional that good, sweet, light
rolls, biscuits or pastry could be made
each time with success. It is always
ready for use, reliable, and requires
but about half the quantity of dny
other an market. viii not SPOIL In
any climate. Grocers everywhere
keep it. a29-d3teod
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ARRIvED.-Rev. i. p. Hammond
and lady arrived by last nights train.
They were taken to the residence of
w. G. Brown, Esq, whose guests
they will remain during their stay in
III city.
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Coon HoGs.-L. Ruffner, jr., &Co.,
receivedfrom Newburgh, per steamer
Rose Hite, six hogs, whose united
weights was 2,100 pounds. These
were the largest hogs they have had
this seasnn.
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LOVERS OF Flowers TAKE No
TICE.-The Floral Gem is now opened
for the Spring trade, with a choice
selection Of Blooming Roses, Came
lias. Bovadias, Geraniums, Hello
trOpes, Pranulas, &c. We have also a
fine assortment of Hyaointhe's in
glasses and in pots, together with a
large stock of Tulips, Croouses, Mar
%cissus', Skillas', Snowdrops. Lilies
aud other Towering Bulbs all ready to
bloom. Boquets, wreaths and cut
flowers furnished on order for parties,
weddings or funerals.
Our Catalogue will be ready the
first of March, for distribution, and
will be sent free of cost to applicants
from abroad.
CARMoDY 81 NELSON,
Locust Street, between Second and
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. = The
Board of County Commissioners met
yesterday, but owing to the absence
of Mr.. Barker, no business was trans
acted. The Board adjourned until
the March term, unless sooner called
together to attend to special business.
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BEADLE's New BooK-By private
letter from Mr.. Beadle, we learn that
his book entitled THE American
Saints and their Territory" is nearly
finished, and will go to press about
the first of February. Those ac-
quainted with Dir. Beadle and his
writings can form a ready opinion of
what his forthcoming book will be.
As a careful. conscientious and de-
scriptive writer, particularly on Utah
affairs, which are so liable to exag
geration, Mr.. Beadle has proved him
self the man of all others to picture
Mormonism as it really il, regardless
Of popular prejudices. The coming
of e The American Saints and their
Territory" is looked forward to with
much interest by Mr.. Beadle's friends
in this city.
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EeW Tork Dry aOOds narnet.

% @elosAAPnsI NEW YORK JaDs1 -.
The most noticeable feature in the trade
to-day was the Offering Of q large line or
AmOsKeag prints by CIalIn at 10 cents,
Dub most OF the lot turns out nothing bet
1IiH oHered yesterday at o cents per yard.
4ne ALautl J. n shcetinEs and one or
Two DINER fine makes of brown cottoug
nave Dten advanced half a cent. and there
Is o. disposition To put heavy sheetings and
LO9suaLs muslins half O. cent ner yard
hlguer, ahN they now bring III cents.
irades however, is generally very duTl.
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BS The revival at IDgle Street
NJ. E. Church is still continued, with
the most gratifying results. Large
numbers have nightly been attracted
to the Altar of Prayer, and many con-
versions have followed.
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REv. Z. PAYsoN HAMMOND Will hold a
Chiidren's meeting, to which adults are
invited, at some one OF the Churches, Sab
bath afternoon, at 3 o'clock. Due notice
OF the place will be announced from the
pulpit of the various Churches, Sunday
morning.
REV. WILLIAM VAN Week, of Cincin
natl, will occupy the pulpit of Walnut
Street Presbyterian Church, at 1914 O'Clock
tomorrow morning, and Will give 81 &C
count or the woEk of grace in connection
with Rev. E. p. HammOnCs labOrs in Gin
cinnati.
SERVICES at Walnut Street Presbyterian
Chnrcn at lOM O'Clock. and at 4 O'Clock N
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LOCAL NOTICES.

@%Fifty barrels Of choice Green
Apples just arrived and for sale to
the trade by L. RUFFNER, JR., & Co.,
No. 3 North Water Street. jan29 st
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HF The justices courts we're
grand, gloomy" and peculiarly dull,
yesterday. Nary case a was disposed
Of, and u item is necessarily brief.
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H9- Beautiful French Note Paper
and Envelopes. in a neat box, con.
tanning four quires of Paper and 100
Envelopes, for sale at the Journal
Office.
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TOBACCO SALE.-At the Evansville
warehouse, yesterday. Martin. Gard.
ner & Co, sold twelve hogsheads of
tobacco, at prices ranging from 81 10
for frozen Tugs, to so so for common
leaf. The breaks were we'll attended.
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PRAYER MEETING. = The Union
Prayer Meeting will be held this
morning, at the Vine Street Presby-
terian Church, commencing at St
o'clock. AS the Rev. Mr.. Hamm ond
is expected to be present, We look
for a large attendance, and a meeting
of more than ordinary interest.
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RG-The trial of Thomas McNair,
charged with larceny. in stealing a
horse from Tom Bullen, will take
place to-day. It viii be remembered
that he was tried a short time ago
but the jury failed to agree.
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ga Cloud, Akin & Co. yesterday
filed an order for the Jatamansi Hair
Restorative, to go to some point on
the Hudson River.
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Dissolution Of Oopartnership.

TEHE COPAESrNERSHEP HERFvn-
4 fore existing under the style and drm
OF BlOmer holns IS tins day dissolved bv
mutual copsent. FRANK BLOMER.
January -, 1870. ALEX. HOING.
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EE~ A rumor was current through
out the city, yesterday, to the effect
that the steamer Fanny Brandeis had
been destroyed by fire, below Cairo.
No kilograms to that effect we're re-
ceiyed in this city yesterday, and
there is evidently no truth in the
rumnr
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PERsoNAL.-James W. Bullock,
formerly Of the Rockport Journal
outfit, was in the city yesterday.
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e~ T. G. Bridwell & Co. corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock OF Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge AlIm Waters.
ie17-f
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So Joseph B. Elliott and r. s.
Rock, of the County Auditors Office,
have our thanks for repeated favors.
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pg-Now Is the time, if you want
Office Chairs or Desks. Go to III.
Nelson's Auction Room; also, Ward
robes, Bedsteads, and Household
Furniture. JaZo-d2t
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bT We learn from the Vincennes
San, that the wife of Mr.. John Ross,
President of the National Bank Of
Vincennes, died on last Tuesday. af-
ter a protraeted illness. Mrs. Ross
was we'll known in this city.
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Bag The best stock Of Domestic
Goods, Sheetings. &C., at lowest
prices, at
jams ScHAPKER. BUssING & Co.
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b@~ The fine weather of yesterday
elected many expressions of admira-
ton, and a continuance is hoped for.
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BG-The trial of Chip Hunnel, for
the cutting of John Thornton, is set
for Monday next.
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OFFECIAT.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED ia the
Post-Ohtce at Evansville, State ~ofIndiana
on the 25th dag Of January, 1870.
Persons calling Tor any Of these letters
Will please say Advertised. +" giving date
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RECORDERS CoURT.-Another dull
day. Only n person was arraigned,
and he a one-legged man, who had
o rmerly carried a musket in defense
of Uncle Sam. His name is Stickler.
and he had been found drunk in a
gutter. As he had n o money, ar.
rangements were made to send him tc
Princeton, in the vicinity of which
place his brother resides.
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sTAMMERING! sTAMMERING
DIR. REHSE

VIII cure any stammering person in from
two to twenty hours, according TO the ma
ture ofthe case, or intelligence of the party
afflicted.
Dispenses a0th any ~nlechonfeal e. other
c0ntriUances.
Cure guaranteed.
Po5T, free az charge on BFidoY.
Onfce az HENRY SCHAEFERB. Third
Street, bet, Main n Sycamore. lta22d3t
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sr Cheap Faber Pencils. fifteen
cents per dozen, for sale in any guam
tity at the Journal Office.
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BI-No business was transae ted
yesterday in the Criminal Court. It's
halls were silent and deserted.
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br Spareribs and Tender .loins for
sale to-day.at L. Rufner, Jr., 81 Co.'S
Penthouse, on First Street. Gail
early if you want to be supplied.
iaD29-3t
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Posi- OFFICE RoBBERY.-We learn
from a private letter received by a
gentlemen in this city, that the Post
Office at Greeneastle was entered
Thursday night, and the mail relieved
of some three hundred letters.
There seems TO be no clue to the rob
bers. The affair has created consid-
cradle excitement among the citizens
of the place, but although the most
active steps have been taken in the
matter, there seems to be little hope
that the guilty parties will be discoy-
cred.
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B9rWe have another Indictment
against the goats. Policeman Gun
drum yesterday caught several of
them in the act Of eating the bark off
the young shade trees. This is a very
serious charge. We dislike TO be
continually writing goat items" but
the fact is, that these animals are a
great nuisance, and should be abated.
They attack small boys, they scare the
ladies, they devour the morning news
papers with a relish, they lick stamps
off the beer barrels. their odor is too
pungent by half, and they go every
where, whether welcome or not. If
the owners of these four footed tor
mentors will not remOve them, then
the City Marshal ,"or any other chap"
should be authorized to get rid of
them, in the easiest and speediest
manner possible. And that's what's
the matter"
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sen ora G0id ana sIOcE AArA,l.

~ . cBHaph.I NEW YORK. Jan. -.
MoNEY-Easy at 4gG per cent. for call
Ioans, with some negotiations at 3 per
cent.
ExcHANGE-Steriing steady at SHG9.
GoLD-Heavy opened at I2I15, touched
lzl2Sgl2l1s, cIO.ing at the latter. Ciear-
ances s42,U0J,O00. Carrying rates jg7 per
cent.
GoYERNNENTS-Firm. The Senate FL
nance Committee, according 10 a telegram
from Washington, has nearly co npleted
the Funding BIZ, which follows Mr.. Bout
Wells recommendations, aud likes the rate
OF Interest at ~ per cent, but 10 is stated
that the sinking AMI special funds Will
resch Sl,0S7,0 0,0U0, and on March Isl, the
est to the present time, will each 1857 ,O00,-
900, and that between now and March LIST,
the Treasury VIII have TO buy but thir-
faan Va4HIfFnna
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EP Superior Carmine Ink at the
Journal Office.
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Ba% One hundred White aud Grey
Blankets, just received, and selling at
reduced prices.
JAMS SCHAPKER, BUsSING 20.
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SERENADE. The JOURNAL corps
were treated, last night, to a fine sere-
made by the famous Crescent City
Silver Band, led by George w. War
rem. The pieces played were new, and
were executed in admirable style.
The C~rescents have no equal in
the State, and when they get their
new horns we shall expect them to
furnish US the finest music ever made
in the West. Their grand ball will
take place the latter part of February.
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You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at 80 cents, at Click & Schwartz, op-
posite the Opera House. sep25
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FoUR OFFICEs-Corner Of Second
and Locust Streets, for rent. Apply
to @. w. SHANKLIN.
de2-tf
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BI@We understand that the dis
gushing case that was recently tried in
Justice Emery's Court, is not yet set
tied. We are informed that it will
next be heard from 10 the Circuit
Court. We had hoped that so revolt
ing a case would never come up again
in our city.
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HENRY VINCENT will lecture in Ma
sonic Hall, on Monday and Tuesday
evenings, February 9TH and 8th. One
of the subjects upon which he will
discourse, is entitled. The Present
State of Political and Ecclesiastical
Affairs in Europe. The title is sug-
g%estive, and doubtless the lecture is
highly instructive and Interesting.
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Hag The total transfers of real
estate the past week foot up $15,455.
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WEBER & Co. are selling their en-
tire stock of Furs regardless Of cost.
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FIGHT.-We learn hat a disgrace
ful row took place yesterday evening
at Chris. Weisheimer's saloon, at the
head Of Main Street. Several persons
were roughly handled, and so far as
we can learn it was. to the fullest ex-
tent, a free fight" We saw one man
with a cut in his head, a battered jaw,
and a cut over one eye, who needed
the services of a physician. The City
Marshal viii be apt TO look up the
actors in this affair to-day.
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BGF Iudelible Pencils at journal
Office.
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DIAMOND CLUB HoP.-We have
repeatedly written notices of the va
rious hops" that have been given
in our city, at private resiG snces, and,
to a certain extent, one is a redupli-
cate of another. Occasionally we at
tend one that seems to be a trife
more Of a success than the generality
of its predecessors, and in this class
we must place the social hop given
last night, at the residence Of Alex
ander Foster. Esq, by the Diamond
Club. A very large number were in
attendance, and the parlors were test
ed to their full capacity. A splendid
supper was partaken of by the ladies
and gentlemen. and Mrs. Foster
omitted no details that would con
tribute TO the comfort and pleasure
of her guests.
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FRANK BLOMER.
CHARLES SCHULTZ.
REITMAN.

Having sold my interest in the FurnI-
lure business 10 the above firm. 1 uOnfi
respectfully solicit OF all my friends "a cou-
tiuuanee of their favor aud patronage b.
ms Successors. ALEX. HUIC.4-
Jazz div
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E9rThe brick floor at Ford's to-
baceo warehouse was rolled yesterday
with the big iron roller, weighing
1000 pounds. which was used to roll
Sycamore Street. This floor was
tested by rolling hogsheads of tobac-
CO over it, and it viii certainly prove
a great success.
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THE VERDICT IN THE DEEDS CASE.
The jury in the Deeds case returned
a verdict Of guilty, yesterday morning,
and sentenced him to the penitentiary
for six years. A motion was made
for a new trial, but no decision was
rendered yesterday. It is probable
that the attorneys will have to go to
Princeton again to argue the motion.
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RAY RAXTRn.

i good boy. one who can read
manuscript well, can get a good situa-
ton By immediate application at this
Office.
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apEAmBoATS.

FOR OWENSBORO AND LOUISVILLE
The splendid side-wheel passenger packet
MORNING STAR,
A A. e. Gilmore, Master;
Frank Dougherty, CLERK,
VIII leave for Louisville and all way ports
SATURDAY, JANUARY 2OrH,
at IL O'Clock Pm, upon arrival of mail
train from North and East.
For freight or passage apply on board,
or L to W. 6 BROWN q As 99;ii
FOR PADUCAH AND EAsTPoRT.
The fine passenger steamer
OLLIE SULLIVAN,
zW d. C%ovington, Master;
r. O.. Utterbaek, Clerk,
Leaves for Eastport and all Tennessee
River way landings. on
SATURDAY, JANUARY BOTH,
For freight or passage apply or board,
or to Q. r. RUDD,
jazz DIT Agent.
FOR MEMPHI-, vICKsBURG, AND
NEW ORLEANS.
The mammoth new steamer
M. J. WlCKS,
aaW J. Ashford, Master;
w. ii. Chopper, Clerk,
Leaves for New Orleans and al way ports,
on her first trip, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 29TH,
at 10 O'Clock AM.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
to w. u. BROWN q CO.,
jazz dr. agents.
FOR NEW HARMONY, GRANVILLE
n MI. CARMEL.
The new and magnificent steamer
fesA CLARA SCOTT,
zFrsnk Collins, Master,
Marsh. Walthali, Clerk;
I.o1 Una for tho ohnvn av,l al VEYoI,rgT,
hiver way landings, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10Th,
at 4 o'clock Pm.
For freight or passaa e apply on board.u
FOR CLARKsVILLE AND NASHVILLE
The Cincinnati and Nashville Packet
Company's splendid steamer
ia EMMA FLOYD.
&E Jim Chenoweth. Master;
Robert w. Wise, Clerk,
Leaves for Nashville and all way ports. on
SUNDAY, JANUARY BOTH,
For freight or passage apply on board,
or 70 w. q. BROWN & CO.,
dit Agents.
FOR MEMPHIs,V ICKsBURG ANDNEW
ORLEANS.
The powerful towboat
feA ANTELOPE, and Barg5s,
- Leaves for New Orleans and all
way ports on
SUNDAY, JANUARY 3STH,
at u O'Clock NJ, carrying frelghts at low
For freight or passage apply on board,
or to c. K. RUDD.
dit Agent.
FOR CAIRO. COLUMBUS & MEMPHIS.
T-he-excellent steamer
I1SEAA MlLBREY,
- DORIS. Smedley, Master:
Fred. K. Huston, Clerk,
Leaves for Memphis and all way ports on
MONDAY, JANUARY SIsr.
at A O'Clock Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board,
or TO HUMPHREY, LEWIS & CO.,
jazz d2t Agents.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
The elegant passenger steamer
,- ARMA0ILLO,
49, Geo. Wolf, Master;
A. Byers, CLERK,
Leaves for Little Rock. Van Buren,, Fort
Smith and ali intermediate Arkansas Riv-
SATURDAY, JANUARY eorH,
at 10 O'clock An.
For freight Oh passage apply on board, or
to W. q. BROWN &CO.,
jams DIT Agents.
FOR oWENsBoRo, CHAMELEON. LOU
ISVILLE, CINCINNATI.
The elegant and feet steamer
JsS.A NORMAN,
aP K. Barclay, Master;
John H. Triplett, ~to~t
Lew. Morris, OielAS'
Leaves for Cincinnati and all way ports
SATURDAY. JANUARY 29TH,
at 10 o'clook AM.
For freight or passage apply on board,
or 10 c. Il. RUDD,
jas DOT AGENTS.
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CODartnershiD N0fiea

"a H.EN. HOISG HAVING snrn
A his Interest in the firm oil Blomer al
holng to Charles Schultz and Henry Riaf-
man. ihey have this day formed a goDgrf.
nefshlp with Frank BlOmor. under me
styte ana nlm or Homer, schultz q ReIt-
man. aud VIII continue the Furnffur.
business ~ the old stand, No. 83 Aiain
5tIeeb+ an ueDta cue the old firm of Rio
mer q hoing must he paid 10 ms. ana ~
assume the liabilities or the same. wv"
10 al friends aud patrons OF the OLD firm
We "ouIu Aollelt q continuance of favOrs.
ahd 70 al who may be in want OF qnv-
tnlns IN our Lnes Would invite an exam.
Lnatloh q our stock promising as GOOD ava
alLlclSi ~ ~ reasonable "a price, as can he
touhu eiAeWhere-guarnnteeing AN FurnI-
'lIS Oh our own manufacture.
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WAY FREIGHT.

Paducah-W F, l box household goods.
A g, 8 c-uthroatars, l lot pIows, IS pieces,
% bags corn, Z hhds tobacco, 20 tons iron.
Mt. Vernon-5S4 hays corn.