Evansville Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 5 November 1866 — Page 2

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From Ptke County. Pctkkshuho, Ind., Nov. 2, I860. Editors Journal: Just now the people of our quiet little town are exercised about horse thieves, that highly esteemed class of individuals having committed some depredations by way of " fighting for their rights." A few nights since, one borrowed a fine horse from Mr. Thomas Montgomery of our place, and forgot to say any thing to Mr. M. about it; but that would not be noticed if he would return the horse. I suppose, however, he will demand admittance into society without guarantees for the future, as people are disposed to forget and forgive. Mr. M. will no doubt open his arms and receive his erring brother back, and bury the unpleasant affair among the thinks of the past. In addition to the above, a fullblooded negro has had the impudence to eoine among us and set up abarber shop. The faithful are very; raueh exercised about the affair, and a they owe their late defeat from a want of1 negro capital, they ne doubt will take courage and go to work for the next canvass. It is thought by sofie that this is a trick of the Democratic party to get votes, for there were no negroes in our county until this sable sort of Africa impudently squatted anjfoug ur. The tobacoo orop is well houned, Hid for our county we have a very good orop. The late heavy rains damaged ottr corn, but not to the extent that Was at first anticipated. There is a large amount of hogs being fatted for the market, more perhaps than has been in this county for years. We have not had the cholera yet, but wo are looking for every minute to he the next. The Journal is gaining favor daily, and bjr the 1st of January, we hope U have the Daily and Weekly well circulated throughout the county. Yours, &c, Filo. Official Returns or the First District. SPENCER COUNTY.

Town- Trna- Man- DeBru- Nllihipt. . ler. son. ler. lack bnocT. m m m aw Oh to 61 ll 82 1 m Hamlaond 830 189 328 188 Huff 174 108 177 109 Harrison 8 278 90 277 Carter 187 131 167 130 Jackson 49 185 4 184 Griwa 138 240 188 239 Clay 222 76 224 73 Total ..1WK) 179B 3001 1779 Majorities 194 222

VANDERBURGH COUNTY. Ttntm- TruH- Mar- DeBru- Nin-Plteh-shijts. ler. ton. 17U 131 114) 110 221 204 119 79 2717 ler. luck. er. jngeon 1735 120 115 110 221 2U0 120 77 Knlgnt sr. Scott. 167 m 88 49 197 125 ir-7 88 52 198 124 2930 fa Center ... Oerman. Armst'g. Perry Union TOUU...2UI9 MaJ m 10 PIKE COUNTY. DeBru- Nib- WllTaumshin. ler. lack. son. Rlchdsou. lt 73 63 78 114 Washington 34f m Madison 85 71 Clay , 85 3 iAigan 103 79 Fatoka 151 118 Monroe, 118 187 Lockuau,.... ,. 127 157 Marlon 02 139 jam, raon Hit well 76 104 nlonCR 93 100 3ai 83 102 MB 113 127 01 73 87 1200 32 170 157 139 160 1U8 1168 if,01,1 .y.ot I5 Majorities T7 11(18 KNOX COUNTY. Man. Tros- Nib- DeBruTownship. sou. ler. lack. ler. Vigo 167 Buascron 144

191 168 190 100 140 99 37 94 87 158 126 158 535 768 534 209 85 309 133 1(H 133 68 181 68 107 134 107 306 248 206 1748 2054 1741 313

uecker 94 WWner m Vlncennea 7j Wasnlugton 35 Bteen 104 Johnson .. 181 Palmyra 134 Harrison 240 Total aoii Majorities......... aos DUBOIS COUNTY. Manaon. Tru- n IkTownship ler. lack Bruler. Harrison 196 Patoka Bal 11 bridge 866 Ferdinand 8 Hate a Columbia. 143 100 ny N 127 102 4 60 58 441 417 881 298 261 143 1670 1228 125 104 5 60 69 Total 180 442 Majorities.... as WARRICK COUNTY. Trus- Man De- NiblYnonsMm. ler. son, Bruler. lack. Anderson...- - 67 101 57 101 BWn.T." 439 35 441 854 Campbell 1 127 158 127 Ureer. .... 52 108 52 113 Hart 108 247 108 247 Uum 18 1 13 142 Ohio 889 165 891 162 Owen 108 129 108 128 Pigeon 128 174 123 174 Bkelton 127 113 127 113 Total 1575 Majorities. 1082 87 1578 lOtil 83 POSEY COUNTY. Trusler, 1,898; Manson, Union majority, 104. DeBruler, 1,903; Niblack, Union majority, 119. 0IB8ON.C0UNTY. Manson, 1,737; Trusler, Democratic majority, 21 Niblack, 1,740; DeBruIer, Democratic majority, 24. 1,794; 1,784; 1,716; 1,716; We have been unable to obtain official returna from Daviess County, but learn from authority deemed reliable, that the Democratic majority

on the State ticket is 26; Niblack's majority, 37. No returns have thus far been received from Martin County, although we have written for, and otherwise endeavored to obtain them. The Legislature. The following is a list of toe Senators and lleprescntativea- composing the next Legislature. We understand that the seat of the Senator from Madison aud Grant will be contested, and also that of the Representatives from Daviess, Miami and perhaps others:

Democrat marked with a SKNATOaS. Posey and Vanderburgh Thoa. uuess. Warrick, Mpencer and Perry 8. F, C. Ja-John-on. Gibson, Pike and Dubois Mames Marker. Knox and Daviess- W.H. Turner. Orange and Crawford Wm. V. Hberrod. WsHhlngton and Uarrbton- John A. Bowman. Floyd-Geo. V. Howk. H:ottnd Clark - 'Ellsha U. English. Jefferson John H. Cravens, Ohio and Switzerland -F. J. Bellamy. Dearborn "Elijah Huffman. Uipley - William Hyatt, Jennings and Jackson James H. Vawter. Lawrence and Martin Andrew Houghiv ij. Hulllvanand Vigo Baylea W. Haunt. ' Clay and Putnam 'Kthel Htagga, Owen and Greene Mohii Humphreys. Monroe and Brown "William Taggart. Morgan and Johnson Samuel P. Oyler. Bartholomew eThos. O. Lee. Hancock aud Shelby James L. Mason. Decatur Will Cumhack. Rush Wlillam A. Collen. Franklin Thoa. GlfTurd. FayMoaud Uhiou'-;Th0,naa w- Bennett. - Wayne" Inane Klnley. . Randolph Thomas Ward. Henry Thomas P. Reagan. Delaware and Blackford Wtt A. RonMadison and Grant Jobn Hunt. Minion W. C. Thompson. Hamilton and Tlpton-Dan. R. Brown. Boone und Hendricks!'. J. Caaon. Montgomery Joseph C. MlUlgan. Parke and Vermillion "Thos. N. Rioe. Fountain J. W. Newlln. Warren, Benton and White Anson Woleott. .... . (. Tlptiecanoe J. A. Stein. Carroll and Cllnton-F. G. Armstrong. mfcUM. Cass and Howard N. P. Richmond' , , Kulton aud Mlarnl-S. 8. Terry. Koslcusko and Wabash-C. B. Parrlsb. Whitley and Huntingdon WUon Smith. . , . ' Wells, Adams, and Jay -'Robert Huey. Allen Wu. W. Carson. Elkhart and Lagrange-Abner Lewi. Noble, DeKalb, and Steuben E, B. NHt. Joseph and MarshalJ-Jobn Reynt Ids. Lanorle and Htarke- John B. Nllea. Lake, Porter, Jasper, and Newton Firman Church, KSl'KKHEHTATIVCS. AdaiiiM "J. B. Bobo. Allen "John P. Hhoaff. 'Peter Klser. Bartholomew -Htlnaon J. Barritt. BoomA. E. Gordon. Brown 'Alfred Williams. Carroll A. II . Evans. Casa Bamuel L. McKadden. Clarke F. H. V. Honneua. Clay 'John Hungate. Clinton- J. V. Morrtaon. Crawford-'Samuel Hostetter. Davleaa Contested. Dearborn Ed. H. Green, 'W. Tebbs, Jr. Decatur W. A. Moore. 1 ifKulu Kicra D. Hartman. Delaware H. B. Erwln. DulKds B. B. Edmonson. Elkhart W. A. Woods. Floyd 'Elijah Newland. . Fiuntaln-Wm. B. Carter. Franklin "Clement B. Cory. Kulton 'Jesse Hhlelds. Gibson 'Jacob f. Bird. Grant John Batlln. Greene M. C. Fulk. Harrison 'John W. Lopp. Huu(ock 'John H. White. Hendrlcka L. M. Campbell. Henry D. W. Chambers. Howard W. Blanch. Jackson 'Daniel H. Long. Jay W. C. Hudson. Jefferson D. C. Brauham, W. H. Lltson. JMinlnga H. Prather. Johnson- "David G. Vawter. Knox "Orlan K. Baker. Koojusko J. H. 1ong. LaifianKt'-Wm. Hmllnril Jit; Lake Hiram Wason. Laporte-J. B. Bedford. W. W. Hlggins. Lawrence M F. Dunn. Madison "Frederick Black. Marion- II. C. Nwcouib, E.Hamilton. Martin 'Arglle HMnrrtan. Miami 'N. O. Boss. Monrot James iluglies. Montgomery- E. 1. IfcC'lasky. Moraan J. A. Greer. Noble G. W. GeisendorfT. Orange "Theodore Stackhouse. Owen Parke W. '. Donaldson. Perry M. Brucker. Pike Lewis Wilson. Porter J. F. McCarthy. Posey Ueo. Wolnin. Putnam Addison Daggy, James Murry. Randolph Enos L. Watson. Ripley Hezeklah Shook. Rush D. M. Stewart. Bcott-'S. 8. Crowe. Shelby 'Geo. C. Thatcher. Spencer John Scammahorn. 8u Joseph Nelson Ferris. Steuben Stephen C. Sabln. Mo Sullivan "Benj. woue. Tippecanoe John L. Miller, John Vanderburgh Emit Blachof. Vermillion Wm. Skldmore. Vigo Willtlam E. McLean, John C Waba8h-Allen W. Smith. Warren-Geo. Wolfer. Warrick 'Benoni 8. Fuller. w..hinotnn-J. H. O'Neail. Wayne W. A. Peelle, Wm. W. Foolke, Benl. I. Martin. Blackfoid and Wei la-" William F. Shall. Benton and White Geo. W. Spencer. Hamilton and Tipton Joel Stafford. - li 1 1 .,.,(,.,, anl Whltlev A. J. Donorj lass. berg. Hancock and Shelby 'John L. Montgomery. Wabash and Kosciusko Joseph A. Funk. r.lkhartand Lagrange M. F. Shuey. Switzerland and Ohio James North. Fayette and Union W. W. Thrasher. Hendricks and Boone B. F .Thomas. Vanderburgh aud Posey John S. HopJphnson and Morgan A. 8. Griggs. Harr w.n w- .. i ......... . i. . . t W. Matt his. 6 Newton, Jasper Wright. and Pulaski Ezra THEGrayaville Independent pays the following deserved tribute to the memory of Colonel John E. Whiting, who died at Carmi, Illinois, on the 25th ult : The death of Colonel Whiting is a severe public loss. His legal abilities were of the first order, and the large amount of business intrusted to him proved the full reliance the people placed upon him. In all the relations of life, as a son, brother, husband, father, friend, or a" legal counselor, he was an ornament. Never was the

THE TCVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5. 1866.

hand of distress held out to him in vain, nor could a friend approach him for a favor without its being granted. MEDICAL. Oil. JOHN BUM!.'" COMPOUND Ccdron fitters ! THE LATEST AND MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY OF THE 19TH CENTURY. HAN'S SAME IN MOKE In timately connected with the history of Materia Medica in tn united states, or more lavorabiy known as a pioneer ot of Mai medical discovery, than mat 01 DR. JOHN BULL, of Louisville, Kentucky His inimitable preparation of Barsaparllla has long stood at the head of the various compounds of that valuable drug. His Compound of Wild Cherry has become a household word throughout the West and South. His Worm Losenges, in less than a year after their Introduction, attained a reputation as wide-spread as the continent of North America. But the crowning glory of bis life remained to be attained in his latest discovery, or rather combination, for he does not claim to be the discoverer of CEDRON, which la the basis of the Bit ters now offered to the public. That honor belongs to the native Inhabitants of Central America , to whom its virtues have been known for more than two hundred years. Armed with it, the Indian bida defiance to the adat deadly malaria, and handles without fear the moat venomous serpents. It is a belief with them that while there la breath left In the body the CEDRON is potent to cure, uo matter what the disease may be. While Dr. Bull Is not prepared to indorse ibis extravagant pretension, be Is neverthsless satisfied, from a thorough examination of the evidence relating to its virtues, that as a remedy and preventive for all diseases arising from exposure, either to changes of weather and climate, or to the miasmatic influence. It stands without a rival, and Justly deserves the reputation it has so long enjoyed lu Central America and (he West Indies. in DYSPEPSIA, and Its attendant train of symptoms, it acts more like a charm than a medicine. There Is nothing In the range of Materia Med' that can for a moment bear a comps i with it In this disease. A full account of tMs wonderful plant may be found in th eleventh edition of the U. S. Dispensato: , ou pages 1887 and mm, A series of experiments, in which Dr. Bull has been for years engaged, has lust been brought to a successful termination, and he Is now enabled to offer to the pnbltc a combination of Odron with other approved tonics, the whole preserved In the beat ouallty of copper-dlstllled Bourbon Whlskv. which he Is confident lias no equa in the world. He might furnish a volume of certificates, but the public baa long since learned to estimate sucn tilings at tfiolr trna vulniv The xaf'est Ulan is lor every one to test for himself the virtues of a new meuicme. Give the (.'ED RON BITTERS one trial,, and you will never use any others. It la not necessary to publish a long list of diseases of which the Cedron Bitters are a specific. In all diseases of the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, or Bowels: In all Affections of Uie Brain, depending upon Derangement of the Stomach antTBoweU: in Gout, Rheumatism, and Neuralgia, and In EEVER AND AGUE, it Is destined to su persede all others. It not only cures these diseases, but prevents them. A wlneglassful of the Bitters, taken an hour before each meal, will obviate the ill effect of the most unhealthy climate, and screen the person taking it against diseases, under the most tryiug exposure. Sold by druggists and grocers generally Dx. John Bull's Principal Octtck, FIFTH STREET, Locisvillk, Kv. SOLD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, -by-

PETER VIERJLING, WATER STREET, who also sells Ball's Worm Destroyers, Bull's Sarsaparilla, and Smith's Tonic Syrup. may!2 Tu.Th.Sat tt

BUSINESS CARDS.

DAVID E. W ATKINS, (Late of New York City.) Attorney and Counselor at Law, May be found at present at the office of S. K. Leavltt, No. a THIRD STREET. . j Evanavllle, Ind. Wilt promptly attend to all business entrusted to his care. Refers to the officers of the Evansvllle National Bank. ocW dam Dissolution of Partnership. 7111 K PARTNERSHIP HERKTO , fore existing between the undersigned this day dissolved by mutual consent, B. C. Young retiring. The remaining partners continue under the same style as before, to whom all account will he paid, and who will settle all debts of the firm, O. P. HUDSPETH, W. C. SMITH. B. C. YOUNG, H. A. WHITNEY. October 80oot29 lw. H. HEEMAN jST, CANDY MANUFACTURER, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In TOYS, FIREWORKS, NUTS, FIGS. , lemons: AND ORANGES, No. 4ii Maik Htkxbt, bctwuen Fust and Second, "ftVF Nf 1 Jl" l MVANUVILLM, IND. Bole Agent for MALTBY'S BALTIMORE OYSTERS. Also, Ladies' and Gents' OYSTER SALOON. novl-2ru, NNNN NNNN NN NN NN NN NN NN NNN NN oo NN o o NN oo NN 7i 1 1'l I'l''.'l'i 7 7777 777777 777 777 777 777 777 777 777 NN NN NN N If NN NN NN NNN NNNN NNN SOUTH FIRST STREET. I have now in store, and am selling much below customary rates, the most elegant.dnrable and complete stock, of BOOTS AND SHOES To be found in the city, mainly made up to order ; and good i TJSTOM WORK, Direct from the best Manufacturers of Cincinnati, Boston and the surrounding manufacturing towns. Ladies' and Misses Fine Shoes of all kinds, and Men's Slipper made to order and warranted satisfactory. T. W. TVRKER. LAW CARDS. Conrad Baker. C. H. Butterfleld. Baker A Butterfleld, ATTORNEYS-AT-1. A W-WILL GIVE prompt attention to all buslneaa Intrusted to their care. oKKICE Third Street, between Main ami Locust. EVANSVILLE, IND. JulyOtram: ' JAMES T. WALKER, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND AGENT FOR OBTAINING PENSIONS, BACK PAY AND BOUNTIES iiifiito I JiJ ilsntii-Hi 9u J ( rOR DISCHARGED SOLDIERS. AND Tor the Widows and other Legal Representatives of those who dit In the service of the United State. Ofnc the Northwest side of Third street, near the Waahinuton House, and nearly opposite the Court House, Evansvllle, ma. AH business entrusrea to miu win uo promptly attended to. Janl8-ly. WM.BKAVW, TJ. S Cluim A-fifont. Also, REAL ESTATE and COLLECTING AGENT. Office on Main streetLbetween Thhd and Fourth, No. V (over Keller s uuu torej, Evansvllle, ind. sepltf'SS W. HARROW. . r- WILBORS EARR0W & WELB0RN, Attorneys - at - H.n w. Office in Chandler's Block (upstairs), July 10 tf Evansvllle, Ind. J. M.SHACKlCt.FORD S. R. UORNRROOK SUaeKeirowl 4t Hornbrook. ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS, Office on Third Street, between Locust and Main, west side. mm- Prompt attention given to Collections. augSltf BLACKFORD'S ESTATE. Positive Sale of VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTION. ON THURSO AT, REf EMBER 131 h, 1886, at 2 o'clock, will be sold at public auction, rt the court-bouse in Kvansville, the following FIRST-CLASS PROPERTY, to wit: Lot No. U Old Plan, Water Street, corner Chestnut Street. Lots Nos. 7 and 8, Upper Enlargement. Water Street , corner Oak Street. Lots Nos. 12 and 13, Upjjer Enlargement, Water Street, corner Mulberry Street. Lot No. 18, Upper Enlargement, Water Street, near Gum. Lot No. zl, Upper Knlarg Street, adjoining Dr. Hallock Lot No. 4, Upper Enlarg JjOt HO. Zl, Upper r.margemeui, rirai 11. Mil HOCK . Kement, First Street, corner MUM ry p-treev. Lots Nos. 51 and rn. Upper Enlargement, First Street , corner Gum. Lot No. 6S, Upper Enlargement, Second Street, corner Gum. Iota Nos. 58 and 59, Upper Enlargement, Second Street, between Mulberry and Gum. Lot No. yo, Upper Enlargement, Second Street. Fractional" Lot No. 11, Upper Enlargement, Water Street, adjoining Ahlerlng & Bromnillhaus, These lot are 75 by 150 feet, and the most desirable In the city for residences. Parties desiring to purchase can buy at private sale at any time before the auction. Terms One-third caab; balance in one and two years, wl'.h interest and mortgage. Apply to THOB.E. GARVIN, oc23 dim (M,W, F) Third Street,

DRY GOODS.

14 AND 16. Exclusively FINE GOODS are now being opened t at the d 5) 4 0 0 Hi H 0 id o THIRTY DAYS' hater Styles than can be had in this marset. CHANDLER'S BLOCK, Nos. 14 and 16 SOUTH FIRST ST Opposite the Opera-House grounds. J. T. & S. A. C00LLDGE. oc27d3tn

INSURANCE. the Best Insurance at Fair Kate.

INSURANCE AGENCY ESTABLISHED 185& J. W. NXSKN. . W. mXBT. NEXSEN & BIXBY GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS AND a ADJUSTERS OF LOSSES. Fire, Hirer, Life, and Accident Insurance, ot Representing the oldest and moat reliable Insurance Companies In America. ComMued Cash Asset represented Twenty Million Dollars. so,ooo,ooo. Policies on every description' insurable iperly issued, ixinn iioeruiiy auiusiea er MS r . . . . - .. . . and promptly iini at tnisomre. urn re in Marble Hull Building, No. 9, Mwin Street, Evansvllle, lad. - AGENT FOR GREAT WESTERN DE8PATCB Jew tf. t 7 MtwA Insurance Company, of 4 Hartford, Connecticut 1NCORPORA TED 1819. CASH ASSETS .... 14,001,000. T. A. A-iBXAOEB President. Lucius J. HlKDKK Secretary. NEXSEN A BIXBY, Agents, Evawsvili.k, I. HP. PhflBDix iMUranee tyMfll, of Hartford, Connecticut CHARTER PERPETUAL. CASH AflHKTS OV KK - - 1,000, 000. HicsRtlKBi.Tx)no ...President. Ev ansvi lira. Continental Insurance Company of New York City. PA R TtCfPA TING CO MP A NY. Policy Holders receive three-fourths of the nett pronts, -without any liability. t'ASU ASSETS .... $1,500,000. Hi. T. IlrtWC. r. President. H. H. Lamport Secretary. NEXSEN A BIXBY, Agents, n KVAKHV1LLK, I MP. InsuraiMmylif North Ameri.oa, of Philadelpiiia. INCORPORATED ltU. CASH ASSETS - - - - 11,750,000. Seventy-two years successful business experience. Autmur O. COKC ..........President. EvaHirrt !., In p. Manhattan durance Company, of New York City. INCORPORATED 1821. CASH ASSETS .... $1,000,000. Wm. PittPalmkr President. An due w J. SMITH Secretary. NEXSEN A BIXBY. AaenU. Evans vii. lk, Inn. Arctic iMurance Company of New YorkOtty. CASH ASSETS $600,000. J. MlLTOX Sm ITH .................... ......lVesldcn t . H. B. W 1LI.MA hth ..Vloe President. VlWCHT Tiuyow Secretary. NEXSEN BIXBY, Agents. EVAMS,VE14f. IS P. North American Insurance Company of Hartford, Connecticut CASH ASSETS .... $500,000. A. F. Hastinos President. Wm. C. HAaxmos Jiecretary. NEXSEN A BIXBY. Agents, EVAKSVILLK, IWP. Merchant8 Insurance Company, of Hartford, Connecticut. CASH ASSETS .... $350,000. Mark Howard President. E. Thos. Lohokt.i. ....Secretary. NEXSEN BIXBY, Agents, EvAwsvn.f.B. Imp. North American Insurance Company, of New York City. CASH ASSETS $150,000. PARTICTPA TTNG CO MP A NY. Policy Holders receive one-halt the nett profits without any liability. . J. W- Grig..., President. R. W. BMeKCRKR Seei etury. NEXSEN A BIXBY, Agents, EvAJsavtiJ.B. Iwp. .Etna Life Insurance Company, ot Hartford, ConnectfeK. CASH ASSETS .... $,000,000. The cheapest uni best Life Insurance Company in America. E. A. But.Kl.BY President. S. O. Enpbrs Secretary. . B. Mvkick State Agent. NEXSEN t BIXBY, Agents, . KVAVBVILI'K. IWP. Charter Oak Life Insurance Company, of Hartford, Connecticut CASH ASSETS OVER . . $1,000,000. J. C. WALK LEY President. 8. H. Whitk Secreiary. NEXSEN BIXBY, AgenU, Etaiwvi.1K. lw p. Accident Insurance Company, COLUMBUS, OHIO. ;pttsii Z ai.ooo.ooo. iiKN.i. E. Smith. President. G. B. WtttoUT, Secretary. NEXSEN 4 BIXHY, Agents Evaxwvllle, Ind. flew York Millinery Store. WHOLESALE A.J RETAIL. New Store and Now Goods. Low Irioe. NO. 8 SOOTH SECOND STR. LT EVANSVILLK, ID. CARD. THE VNDKIWICINED, IN CALLING the attention of the public to the above announcement, desires to say that It shall be the "aim and object" to always keep on hand a large and well selected stock of Silk, Straw, and Millinery Goods of every description, and the latest Importations of Parlsiiin styles. None but the best workmen will be employed; and we trust, by a close and careful attention to the wants of our customers, to merit a liberal share ol the public patronage. F. WAOLEY, Proprietress. ma, Straw Goods Bleached, and Silk and r ell Work done, In a superior manner. The Trade supplied with Pattern Bonnets and Goods at New York prices. fsep5 dtf VsWAMTSlJiON, TJ. . AUCTIONEER, , Has permanently located his Auction Room at No. 85 Maim Strbet, (Opposite the Washington House), he will attend to all kinds of Auction bo' nesa: To the selling ol Merchandise, Wagons, Carriages, Homes, aud Real Estate. Auction Days Tubspay, Thursday and batukdat oi eacn weca t asn advances on consignment. Relers to all the cltlsens of Evansvllle who know him. Will, give his whole time to his business. apU

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