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Oct 2l-lm
Auction aad Comm,..lon Notice.

H. BEACH 8. M TUCKER, having established themselves
n. in the General Auction and Commission Business the
Washington under the firm Of Beach Tucker beg solicit
liberal share of public patronage They attending
sale Of all kinds Of property real and that be n
ed their Also, upon consignment all
goods which shall be sold the earliest PERIOD and
best advantage And by
difference good old principle, "quick
prompt returns, - confidence OF the people.
Their Pennsylvania opposite Browns
HOTEL die central The city, and ed up expressly for
door sales and their viii be ample accommodate
goods that may be consigned IN them.
They add be upon
strictly honest principle, in viii
bad in BY themselves consequently persona epong
trust Ia them calculate receiving the highest prices
Terms IN all moderate.
BEACH q TUCKER
Oct la-dtf Auctioneers.
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Union INrELILGENCE AND GENERAL AGENCY
OFfICE.The undersigned has the south
side Of rennsyaea avenue belwsea s and o streets for the
procuring
Having made every
furnishing
from all parts Of the Union families and in
diyduas respectfully
and The principles upon which this branch
City will feeling
confident he
support enlightened community. suet be
for honesty industry and temperance are worthy 81 encourage
either clerks mechanics aboTers
OF all applicants will be kept and recommended MI
uaon until stret inquiry has been made his
character All mail be
confidence secrecy will be observed nil pertain
business OF Office Attention will given
renting and selling Of real and uansacng
that belong and
NJ b. Charges in all moderate, and deviation
made from the established oFPIcE.
Office hours for iadies - TO 3 p m.
Z" g for gentlemen, TO - a. and 2 10 p. m.
I" for servants, &c, "a IN, TO So. M
T. A. PHILLIPS, Proprietor
REFERENCES.
Rev. Geo. w. Samson, Messrs. Il. c. & G. +. Dyer
Rev. VIM NJ. Matthews, Rev. J. l.. Eckard.
w. w. Seatoh, esq
25-eodlmH
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by virtue Of Of Assembly, passed the 22d Of February
lig providing for the erection OF TO George Wash
ngton the commissioners appointed by the Of Virginia
hereby offer of hundred dollars
be approved them, accompanied with
for its erection.
The monument will be located the Capitol in the city
Richmond be Virginia MARBLE a
BOTH hundred dollars.
Plans and required by day
enclosed TO the Governor of Virginia
WILLIAM r. RITCHIE,
GEORGE W. MUNFORD,
WILLIAM MAXWELL,
JAMES NJ. WICKHAM,
THOMAS T. GILES,
NATIIL M. MARTIN,
Oct 2l-lm Commissioners
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e." the correspondent Of the New York Courier has
played the fabusi second time. His letter on the Doug
las which did such gross injustice to the junior ed
iior OF this paper false throughout His second let
Ter. the Punishment OF NJ Bodsco 10 Siberia Is equally
unfounded We received that letter from Baltimore fo
yesterday mornings Union. and Published il at once
But although the New York Courier declared that ''ths
source from which the intelligence comes to us leaves no
doubt Of its authenticity" and although the statement
will pass from press to press upon this assurance yet
after all il hoax There no truth in the story as
assured BY most respectable member OF the Rus
sian legation. who waited upon yesterday for the pur
pose Of con,radietng The hole matter.
We feel ourselves authorized 10 state that letters were
received from NJ Boisco BY the last steamer addressed
TO his family from st. Petersburg, late as the Isl oc,o
ber They state tina, he is quite WELL and will return 10
the United States next spring.
We would respectfully advise the New York Courier,
whilst may pour ont all the abuse which il pl, ases
upon devoted head 10 be more careful in the char
OF lis correspondence. and particularly to be NOR.
cautious in vouching for the authenticity of repot
which "hardly fail to awaken the indignation Of the
civilized world"
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Orphan Court, October 30, Isas.

wAsHiSoToS cousTY, District Of Columbia:
~ the Of Charles Mevsan administrator James Mcvean
deceased. BY Philippine r. Mcyean,
Mcyean deceased The has with the
appreciation Of the Orphans Court Washington county
10Th OF November TO the The
Of James Mevean, deceased OF the had
been collected where all
Mevsan arnd their claim.
properly they all bcne
Provided published
week for three weeks previous said 10th November
Teste; I'D. ". ROACH, Register OF Wills.
True copy-Tesei ED " ROACH, Register Of Wills
a5-iaw3wf
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We understand that Walter Forward. e.o.. has de-.
elned the Office Of Solicitor Of the Treasury male vacant
blythe removal Ct r. H. GiIlet and that ]. c. Clarke,
VINO was recently appointed FRS; Auditor on the removal
OF Dr. Collins has been appointed Solicitor. Tbeap
pertinent OF Nc Clarke made the First Authorship Va.
can't and I. L. Smith. esq, has been selected to h H.
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PRosPECTus

pubhag the Waahnston CRY Directory Consressono
Register for 1850.
WILL published, January, 49, book By the
above hle In octave form, good with substantial
binding. and will comprise
The will emha>e what usually
In such annals will engraved map civ pan
Of the two houses Of Congress citizens
tseether with complete compendium Of city affairs, public
ment ame Of neeag Of the several courts mail departures and
variety o. miscellaneous matter complied other
OctA-eoa SAGE, WAITE, co.
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ERENCH FANCY GOO DIS, Ssc.-Jus opened s. PARKERS
Comb Fancy and Peumey large Of French
Fancy Goods, suitable for presents which
Pier mache rosewood pearl and brass inad and leather w
ting desks
PAPER maehe and embossed papc,eries portfolios
Gsntlemen's and ladies' dressing
fancy work boxes
A few ladies' very rich workstands
Pearl, shell, and other card
OdeuT and antique boxes
Antique pswood embossed euta pecha glove
Porte Inonnaies cigar cases, purses, reticules
LADIES' companions
Card baskets, embroidered willow do
Bouquet holders, paper weights,
PenkHiycs, scissors, waichstands
CheSsmen, CANNON boards
Tablets, and fancy BOTTLES
Together general variety Of French toys, he.
Pennsylvania avenue, National Hotel
Oct @-6nf
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no THE Lovers OF the Havana Cigars.-T. BAs-
TANEIl Co.. under Browns Hotel have received
directly Havana,
brands manufactured Cuba Amongst them have only 10000
the celebrated Fanny Esler brand They
bundles, for cash only We earnestly request judges
nne cgars 20 ny ten, nong has been imported Tor Along
equal 10 them
g-eof
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WINTER FAsHIONs---MRs ANN sPRIR having received
Thursday, November let - - e -
SHOW street, between ab and lou. oe,st
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MRS. BlsAkE'S Private Dancing and yV.rs.s.., ae.-
III DENY, Apollo Hail. thoroughly and ,,,s
and for the reception scholars i,avs az i,n
Fridays Private nom 10 N a,r, zen az
for Gentlemen a o'clock. $50
Refers VIM. Preston Hrere.v, f a.. v.vv
Washington Col Bis, United STATES army .i,, Archi
bald CsDphe esq War Department, wsshinr,on Kendall sg
Treasury Department. Washington Hon J. G. Carer,
Georgetown. Oct 20
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SOUSENIss, Animals, Illustrated Gin Books, and
~ Juvenile books.-TAYJoR MAURY Bookseers oh
street. are receiving Cor the holidays large and rich
collection beautiful books FOR pcsenaon all the 2ouvenrs and
Annua published In the country and those nported velvet and
clasp btdes and books,
new and standard books for young people OctT
CtD-sa substitute for advertisement In DETAIL avail
ourselves OF tins mode TO inform and the public
generally, that entire
ladies' dress and which respectfully solicit
ienon Of the ladies, stock win far surpass any
District
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY h co.
Oct 3-lwf
NUGAR and Molasses st Auction.-on Friday merit,
November, ~ O'Clock, r. ". Dodges wharf
Aisnng Of - -
100 hbda prime sugars
nt do. prime m0iasses
WIN be added
E6wD s. WRIGHT Auetion.er,
oct b-dtaf Georgetown.
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II OWEN q son have just received from New York
' their fall and WINTER supply of goods selected by Of
hemhraent large and well variety superior
cch casmere and vesinesi gntemen gloves undersrts,
They s method Of returning her sincere hanks their
Friends and the public generally
heretofore received, and respectfully
oct i0-9tawim lint 4 Rep1
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LITERATURE, AND ART, arranged by @. Heck
hundred steel plates blythe
The translated and edited by spencer Baird AM
ND TO he completed in twenty Eve monthly paris
ing ~ piatesnd 20 Of letter
Der, Just issued, TAYLOR MAURY,s Bookstore
near 9th street, where subscriptions taken. 81
rLADEs BUTrER.-Tbs day will receive from cars,
VI from Somerset Pennsylvania, AZ Gades
BIZ ter nom selected davies put up expressly FOR hmy
For sale by GEO D. THOs. PARKER,
Oct as CDuporte Brown Hotel.
nAmE 90 the residence q the subscriber. living
twenty second and 4h October instant
w OF white color The requested and his
property, pay charges. apd take her away.
Washington, D. O., Oct. 20, ls4s
Oct 3l-Hs
Hamilton JuGbcrough and Abel q. Mayo,
iTTORNEYs az Law and Agents for Clams win prosecute
~ Claims description before hoard ~ Mexican
nissioncrs, Congress, .nd various departments.
Qonee one of4k and streets, Washington, c.
Oct d-dkcpIy 'tT =
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National Hotel.
fsy.ls-s. ftss m a,

THIS Hotel having entirely and tborourhlv n
paired In every part md furnished win Inc hest an
most modern style of furniture viii be open nc reception
guests under The and subscribe
on THURSDAY, the hrst day Of November next.
D. D. WILLARD.
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GENERAL TAYLOR and his Csbinst.--Tbt beautiful
engraving representing President and his Cabinet pubed
by N. ~ Brndy, Daguerrean Gallery
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, between ~ and 9Th sireets.
Oct T-eodlm
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A LADY, who hs. had many years erp~rss nee n
n teaching, would In resident goyerncra
Her comprises English s varied and es
tended branches together with FRENCH theoretical and practical
and vocal aud instrumental music.
afforded NAV addrer
NJ. O. NJ Washington CITY Post Once. Oct Is-stae.lw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-19

From the Commeiclal's reply on Saturday
to our quotation from the Rules and Regula-
tons Of the P 20. Department, the inference
would be that an Editor of a newspaper can
receive no transient papers-that he is one
in tho community whose papers must be held
sacred from the profane touch Of Postnlasters
in a certain way We receive. a .great many
transient papers, and not one half of them are
directed 10 our Individual name. but to the
name Of the paper we edit to save the pre-
POSTAGE How can the Postmaster know
Which are the transient papers without open
ing all? Any parer is a /" transient paper >
in the eyes of Postmaster Of the name Of
which he is ignorant.
Now in conclusion, and as cur last remarks
on the subject, we urge that the Editor of the
Commercial has been mistaken first in the o.
icct of 4 Postmaster's tearing envelopes from
papers; secondly. in the face ofa'l his legal
reading with the authority which renders
this duty and thirdly, in denying that he
has a right to open the papers directed to a
newspaper.
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COMMERCIAL.

The demand for cotton hasEllen of. COM
non qualities have receded ISL; other quail
ties are without change. Flour and Corn are
exceedingly dull and prices are a shade low
r There IS no new feature in the money
market Western Canal Flour is quoted At
32a24s. Philadelphia ard Baltimore 21s Cd
24s. Sales are effected at yer, irregular
prices and quotations are nearly nominal. In
ian corn 27a29s Tor whites and 22a28s for
Yellow: from which holders are unwilling to
leld Ia American Provisions there has
'een quiet hut steady demand and the hus-
ness done has been at full prices. The mar
ket Tor Iron presents an unusual inactivity for
+ he season without any material change in
prices. Tobacco, the s;les for the month
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The steamer Constitution on her way
from New Orleans landed here yesterday
The clerk informed me that there was consid-
cradle sickness aboard during the trip to Cal
70. that nine had died OF the Cholera and
two persons were aboard, with the same dis
ease, at the point Of death. There appears
to EMO humbug about the matter. was
also Informed bya person whom | supposed
capable Of Judging that it was the genuine
Cholera.
Aessrs. Nelson 6, Eads. are still indus
triously at work at the wreck Of the Neptune
There are some thirty feet water over the
wreck which. connected with the fact that
tie Neptune was built in the most strong ana
substantial sly lie. is calculated to make their
progress in bringing to air and light the i'm
mellse treasures lie old boat contains. quit,
slow They have recovered The safe II
which, Instead Of fudi that $4,000, the,
found a large pocbet book containing wha
was once bank bills, amounting perhaps t,
four or five thousand dollars. They are en-
tirely rotten and worthless. A barrel of ltrC
and butter have been brought up from th'
wreck. the latter Of whirh smacks cou~idera
bly of the strong. The lard is useless. "
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The following Is the itsi OF bidders to whom
contracts were awarded on the 18th inst on
the Wabash and Erie Canal. We are in
debted TO the poilcness OF Mr.. Foster for
the list:
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EVANSVILLE Nov. 17fh. 40.

To Mcssrs. Professors BRAY and others:
Gentlemen ~ ours of this Inst, S recelv-
ed doing me the honor TO request of me Il Sc
ries cf Lectures Oh Health, Physical educa
ton, &C. to which, please accept my gratificd
acknowledgements, and cordial compliance,
with your request. Accordingly. propose to
lecture gratuilously, before ladies and gen
tleuen, at the place designa' ed, at hall pass
o'clock on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day eve nings Of The l9th, Goth, and 2lsl ins'~
Subject Tor Monday evening will be Phil
osopby Of The Human Voice, illustrated by
reading 5 and recitatioas.
With much regard, am. Geniirmen. you
obi. serv't E. z. BANNING.
THE GRowrH OF EyANsviLLF-Du During
the last year a gentleman. who has made
careful estimate assures Us that upwards o,
four hundred ard sixty HOUSES have bee.
erected III this city and Lamasco, which Is
immediately adiaCen: to, and mas be cunsid
cred IA part OF Evansville What other ci;y
combining 5000 inhabitants can furnish Il %,
10 this, unless il should be in the region
of the modern Ophir?- Commercial.
It appears then we have been extremeh
modest in putting down the growthol Evans
vile tire past year. at a little over one hun
dred houses. : We did not include Lamasco
Which is a continuance Of Evansville anC
should be included with il in all estimates.-
This shows a growth we think atterly unpa
raleed by the history OF any other city in thl
West during the past srasou.
Iz7 Our old friend, Mr. E. Commander
clerk of the Bunker Hill, No. 3. will accel
our thanks for New Orleans papers Of til,
10Th inst, left Us Saturday nigl t.
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I=Mr. Henry O'Reilly, the Telegraph
king, was at Evansville for a few minutes on
Saturday, Fastening to Kentucky to- give the
necessary bonds for an appeal from Judge
Nom oe's decision
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OF OF "fresh oysters in shell
Thursday night by our res
owed a dead failure. The
AIRED their mouths for the
there's many d slip be-
rs and the lip-and they
ID. Better lock next time
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''@ eouRrLAND.-Tho Courtland passed up
from St Louis last Saturday. For papers Of
asa Thursday from that city, we are indebted to
the clerks
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DAN'L BooNE.-This swift Louisville,
d Evansville and Henderson packet was here
i on Saturday. We are under obligations to
the officers for late Louisville papers.
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-ns Ia SwEETENfNG US UP!-Mr John Farrell,
-ts proprietor ofthe extensive Confectionery, &c,
"a ss on First street, thinking might have be
tss come soured by our strife with Stinson, sent
4nfo us last Saturday large quantity Of Candies,
arsa one up in beautiful style and nice enough to
g. ct aIlthe children in town to squaing for
lare. The girls needn't try 10 saclsus in'
-iisal s,w--they can't do it! Mr.. Farrell does "A
se7l9i rye wholesale business, and country mer-
>. :. ,ints will find it greatly TO their advantage
lrchase of HIM instead of sending to dis
ri rer- cities. He also manufactures a : Cough
.roae dy' which is said to be the best exant
5 FPS .i en- excepting probably Howe's. 1t is
re- $50, advertised tomorrow. We thank Mr.
10 - or those delicously fragrant Cigars. He
..-..e keeps fine stock on hand, and has
- sra, RI cen purchasing new lot Of extra
n leairrt -iH taat|
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HYMENIAL.-It is c rrently reported that
the Editor Of tie Evansville Journal isengag
ed 10 and will sIiorill marry a b, autilul and
accom- IisIl'd SeRor0 ia Cincinnati. Fread
SANDERS is Il is the case2 We AS, this ques
uoa in Order to have on inform The qua.
ladies OF Evansville They may be induced
to accept Of other gentlemen as partners pro
vi.rd You are out OF the marhct We arr
married ami oil course are not personally ii
ter, sled ! Commercial
We Indignantly deny the report in all It's
sI.,nderouS venomy. Do we took like an en-
gagged Young man-do we act like enc Is
there not an atmosp ere OF conentment
around Us. IAN airo Independence happy
Iconteutment and Independence Of bachclor-
DOM that knoweth not Of curtain lectures. aud
<qualiag babies, nor expects to realize them
us portion OF lis own being Answer US
thou man Of many troubles the greatest one
of which is wife. We do not mean StiAsoa.
but the writer of The above.
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steambont Explosion,

By several boats down from Louisville yes
terdny, we gathered indefinite reports about
al theiexplosion Of the slean'boat Louisiana at
b. a. New Orleans. Dispatches were received on
Saturday at Louisville, indirectly from ~
a17a Orleans, to the effect that on Thursday the
boilers of the LOUISIANA exploded while lying
at the wharf, by which accident a number of
persons were killed-some say several, end
.,5a others hundred. The Bostona, lying one
1855 side, and the storm the other. were badly
,injured-the first especially. We give these
reports as received, not vouching for their
5dt correctness. 81 4a ..4lts
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Blythe Montesano House. one ofthe most
Beautiful places Of resort about st. Louis,
awas consumed by fire on the 18th inst, with
. all its furniture. There had been litigation
about the house. and the fire was doubtless
the work ofan incendiary.
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In accordance with the suggestion made ~
the Journal last Saturday, an nvit'uion has
been extended Dr. Cunning TO de liver course
OF lectures this week Oh his favorile subjects
We give below the invitation and reply. H 5
lectures are highly interesting, an well Cal
culated TO be of public benefit. The ladies
should attend: t.ar
EyANsyllLE, Nov. 18th, 1910.
DR. BANNING-Dear Sir;-Having heard
of your distinction as a lecturer on Phys
iology and other cognate subjects, and he
ing Informed that you design remaining in
town during the ensuing week. we should b.
highly pleased to have you dtlivera course OF
public lectures at the hall Of Mr.. SaHord's
academy, which, we are iniormed, is at your
disposal. Respectfully yours,
NJ. J. Bray, G, B Walker.
John X. Wilcox GA. Foster
Isaac CasselberFy, john ShankIiH,
| N. " Strdman, Crawford Bell
p Horubr Horace pumcr,
! J. c. Hdtchitt Cms. S. Viewer,
NJ. w Stafford.
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ARRIVAL OF THE
TELEaRAPH OFFICE, HALIFAX, }

er-------, Nov, 10. I 2 p. NJ.
The America arrived here about l-2 o.
clock this morning, at the wires being down
between st. Johns and Calais the trans
mission of the news was delayed during the
whole day. %
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I AsoTHrR RAILROAD Another

= ANOTHER RAILROAD .LETTER.-Another
letter from our, valued correspondent Il y
= on the subject of Railroads, will be found in
81 to-day's paper. These letters. as we have be-
, fore said, are filed with valuable information
n on the subject of Railroads. The one pub
q lished to-day, contains some important hints
+, about The common bar and T rails, which are
peculiarly lorcbe at this time when it has be-
~ come :; fixed fact " that a Railroad must
and will soon be started from this place. We
/, have another letter from the same source
10 which will bepublished probably tomorrow.
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I'll - T. oN.-This new and most splendid
sd r. 1s on the river passed Evansville on
s1 1c1t trip last Friday night We did moi
ar,d, rsss but from the many descriptions in
nssd s~d vile papers, she must be beauti-
-i..1 l'2" She is commanded by Capt. Ned
81 RI M nv. with Messrs. G. Brown aud B.
s97 ks. The latter gentlemen have
AFE their career on the Oregon well.
sIae is large package OF papers
8l5oa will run in the Louisville and \
7 ;. The dimensions of the Ore
i - a Ilows: Length on deck 275 feet;
-sn4 - I'M So feet; depth OF hold feet;
2 1-2 feet in diameter; length
s.a s5ir s5- aot. She is propelled by two
s-56ts 81 ~ feet stroke and 28 inches in
,5 5as furnished with small engine.
-s3W 80 IS ,ly the boilers. She has 5
t long and AZ inches in dia-
j, cabin and pointing were
.s-ae2a 3s a VI Albany The furniture
3, &c, were furnished il
ti
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~ The bark Z. ,Spif was wrecked re-
Gently between New York and New Orleans,
and II lives lost, among whom were Mrs. n.
A Bailey, ofN Orleans; Miss Candice -,
.ffe of NJ York and Miss Henrietta r. Ray, OF
n. Orleans.
1gss5t-1a lt- e --------
..q ~ One, hundred wheel burrows were
landed at our wharf on Saturday, destined lor
Petersburgh, to be used on the Evansville
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~ The Foreign news in another column
viii be found Interesting.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-19

OHIo RWER.-Atths place still rising fast,
and high At Louisvil on Friday evening
70 feet inches wafer il canal. On the falls
liza the Indiana chute, :eet over the rock
At Cincinnati, river failing. At Pittsburgh
Nov. IS, P. M, SIP feet water i. chtnn
and falling slowly