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- 4,.a .o .naouaee WILLIAM I. cAUsfN, ~ @ \. m Rerrsr q ti.e easalns seelIun.

M. s.. aassostsea se annouaee WILLIAM H cAUstN,| ua candidate Eas ciiT Recstdsf q sas eas'"s s'seu h A. warrley. Esq. Sir: Yea VIII psase annoanrs -s,a,y. - r ' n " JOHN ). THOMPSON,
 A wnrx.zI Esa Yss @ P,sass saHHss ss.s % ss . ss al ,o announce FRED. s. cARRiTT, as . s.ssa. s ssss.s, sa s M 'iss iSi s;.a .. eanaaa x Pes.sesting Aiiafusy ies t sa ssars.ea es As soaasis' 0s F1iA'A'' t. .,. ..,,rir.. ,o aunouncc MaIas P. T. CRITCfi. RgFU randlaie os Cisca' Isdte oi iar rn Cifsait composed of the r0tatirS oi FfaSe, Af' Yell Pefky, Saline and Pdiaski
 tt ,-. aa,,,,rxsa ta aaaoBnca CtXcINN ATU TROus- nAi.E as csnadas fof Fra.eeH'iag As.Sraes a vs a IaaIrls isc af c0sae of u,e e9itsrs 0i ffAsir SV way. Pope, N ell, rerTys Sai7 and fulasAt
 ,rs .,s su,harized u annoaaes ARCH SMITH Esq, ss i,r County sna rsoAse 'aose O rs'A's'
 CITY RECORDER.
 se .,e aaI,rfzed to say JOHN DAVIS will serve s' ussy keecricr elected at the ensuing ei'y sccea
 o...v, =. an,,,o,, .ea n annaanes.c L. SULLIVAN .. easdidass Or Cny Constable, ashs enuias cisi ssc' Mes.rs Esrroas. You win pease aancce me as eai,d aA,a for Fs election the Oec Oi ssty coaiar " e sneasar eits eiero u lst Monday in Jaaaary 1891 sssa A isso HENRY GaisFifHS- sfessss Eorcnsi You will please a'soaaee n,e .. aea fess M r elcetnn oics 0i Pfnsee usinl Atfotney hs rsah tsxeu:t ca,ossa esgstss of Pssre, c" v.x P.lv< eli peFfy saitn. and fuask h 'ne sssu" sa sas not hoaaas . is''' JOHN ]. cIISDENIN: sOesoher g. fs5o. . sa,yv arc aushorsed tn aanannre JOHN T. TRl.iI a' asa.a.s n the otRce affrasrcan; Attorney or she su I.risf ti,eut of AskInsss, eona.ed O. uic eonues psssslt prairie saine Perry, Conway, Pope and fe.
 fy.-vvr arc anttor.zci to annnunee Maj. B. F. OWEN .snaiaase ( taanty Probate Judge os Puiaxki co d tAe ensuing Rehfuafy riersioa-
 y-vs are authorized to snnsgaee n ,. BALbMiN s. gsa of pulask eosy, ranlistn Tor ffosecun'x ~ tsss.,y for llse Eith Jalicial Circuit
 wE aalaorizsd to annoines ne M m's a;,i I,cia e SCtTT as a candidate for Judge of the Ah"" @"''>. District Ut the ensuing election
 ez-yr are authorised alnounes JAMES A WIlsoN !. efzfnl ra0ny, as . candidate fus Prosecuting all"e9 !" sle Tklfi Judicial District ef Afkaisas
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secession in south carollpa.

The Washington correspondent of the Louisville Democrat, under dat fl Mar IS, says; s;
 The storm, of which ws have fsr long tiss.e heard the ,natierings, Is now bsganing to loom up In heavy cloud. The aashes Ill soon be seen In inc southern kasisen-SsptA Caraiiks .piH seeede {, fer Legislature viii meet next Monday, sad before i,s adjournment A,r ssaasors and 'trrsssafafsss i ts recalled! This is my opiaion. and II has filled me wiih melancholy. l hear whipstsrs of whigs from the North. who are strutti ia seif-imper- isnee through streets say. "Le, her seeede the sooner the beiier.'' Win her accession be peace One star cannot .sil aIeue from our galaxy othess viil al once fsllsw the example,"
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Ocsolser 8, 1850.
oyv,cr or TIE sKcaKraRr CT srsrs.l

~ss N Little Rock, December J, iSSV VNROrOSAI.S will be received al this oi'lc's ah- tlI tI,e 3ist insiant. fer publishing. hn'ing the year Issl all notices of estrsys required oy law 10 kr publi~bed in q newsPapet. The p'oposais mus state at what price each nctce viii be ;s,n,nsa
 ala-as Steysiary of Stale
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ey Tie citizens of Missouri are stIii moving with aeisi,y snd snerey in relation to thr Psehs Rs'i- ~sy. A public meeting was Iserstiy held al War ssnsharg, JoLasoa ca, which wss attended hy 2ooo persons a which srnag resolutions m isser of The nsessu.s asrs unanimously sdep'sd.
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r Is said that Matio tho most ski|fnl tenor singer la Europe, is contemplating asi'it to thia eountry. He Is the Marquis of Csndis, and son of the Governor of Nice, ha, hsviag ofeGaed his father o was discarded aud took to the stage for ,iiyclisood
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BT It is rsmored that the President has issued an sssr 10 the Marshai of Louisiana for the arrest of Geaerai Qni,man. charged with treason in pnfehas. ins arms fer the Loper expedition.
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Notice.
e--Ii-4t.

The Trustees of the Masonic and Odd Fellows Ha Association, will meet ut the office ot A.Pise Esq Jon "Wednesday Evening next al CLOCK, ''I ,,s burmese Of eiecting officers for the ensuing year.
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IF Oar itanks are due 10 Mir wM J BrRD' of inc s,1a,nboat P. II. White, for late favors.
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aTThe number of post officers in the United States at this time, is nearly twenty one thousand. oi tiese there eighty three post -niis'res'es Up ward Of thirty six hundred "iIicers have been es' tah.ished W iihiu the last eighteen mouths.
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UT Hon. James \. Bayard, il IS said, ~iil be elec sed by the Delaware Legislature 10 represent that State in the United States Senate, In place of Mr Walsa
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rhe Next United states senate.'

a,- An English paper has beeu started al Shang hai. under the tl,ls of the North China Herald.
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Tho Seward whigs of Albany, New York, fired ,aiale of 217 guns on Friday nigh, last in honor es the election of Washington Hunt as Governor ot that State. The Argas thinks il was a "grea, noise for the little wool' obtained
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The uext Unltsd States Senate will s,ani about Aa democrais to 2a whlgs. There will be ma jorlty in the Hoass against ,he Administration of forty or iify.
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l It is estimated that there are now. ia tho Uni ted States 10000 dsguerreo,ypiss. aud I5.coo per sens connected with the art The amaani of ma ierias annually consumed in the operaionsis ioo- 900.
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gY Anexpertment has besn made st the arsenal of Metz of Hosssfs. hand Krensdes. and bombsmade ef zine, which has completely sueeredfd.
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Gr Detroit Ess jus, given 1878 votes against. to Iss Gor, tqaa suffrage to sii men, without regard to color.
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It. We are indebted to our friends S. MuRDocK A Co, of Napoleon, for late New orleans papers
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a3- Illinois will bs represented in the next Con- rress, by six democrats and one whg.
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GT The old National Theatre In Washington city is being fitted up for the use of Jenny Lind
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Coming south.

The Rochester KnockIrgs have commenced ia Ieuisraie. Ky. They have made their appearance in house occupied by "ihree miiaie-sged ladies !"
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Editorial Notlccs.

co Our ack ckuowledgmen,s are duo to the stea- mar .s kseni n for further memenics.
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Iy wm De Buys ha. been apponted Treasurer q the New Oslssns Mint. vice J,J wekes, rsnno-
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sTMss selaea rssigned his siiua,iOa in the Ts.s- sr,y Dspartroent.
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U Mr. S,nsss B.sEsE. formerly Uaiiea states Ssnasor tsers Illinois. has been elee,sa neases ef ihe Legislature cf fiat State.
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A Glorihcaiion.

aT Thomas Corwin is candidate for the U. S Senate.
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WEoxsseAv, Dee. q.

On motion of MT Peiadsxtsr. reseiaiiea was adopted that the sdssarnmea. to-day hs sniii Fri day next is-merssw being thanksgiving day.
 Mr Williamson, from the eommisiee ea ways and mesas. reported fascfahly IaII providing fos the payment ef css,s sceruiag h the prosecution ef
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inPrsvsmsnss, ssportsd an amended hsm so s,... . eAsfiss ie Themas 8. Woodward so mak. | ,.rn- pike sores the osaehIsa asvsmp. ke The amend neni liritad ihe time of the charter to 50 is.sad ef p yssrs. Mr Hssy moved iha, se years bs In. ssrssd iasleaa of 90. The qnessIoa was sahea upsu ths saasadmsns of the committee. which was Io.,. The question was taken upen Mr Hssy's amend. mens, which was adopted.
 The bin was passed,
 The President resumed the chnls
 On motion of Mr Rector ths Senate slrned on amendment sdopsed to the conssIsaslsA, strikIag out except Washington county. Sc"
 On mosiOa ef ME Maxwell. the blH fos Ihs pelisI Of James N Pearee, Sheriff of Vas BsrsA sosusy was read, the rules sasprnd and the blll passsd
 On motion of Mir chism, the Senate sdyonraed
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 on motion of Mir B B-ny. Mr Cb,s,n was added to the eommittee on lntrrnal Improvements. Mr Clarke on leave changed hrs vo.e on the mo tiOh 10 reject, Ms arrows a.ne4 4dmsnt to the Homestead exemption bill.
 Mi Berry presented The petition of W,n Hesson. Nicholas Stewart, aiai J Firids, Ui M sdisoa co referred to the committee en counties and county lines.
 Mir Berry presented the petition of wm R John son aud siher-. ehizens of township l6. North. R, 24 Mrs'. in Kings river township, Madisoa co.,. r~ feued to select committee, Messts Berry, lizard, and Poindexter.
 Mir Williamson f'om [. .seIecticommi,iee reported fsvorably bill to change the flme of holding the Cnsuis eoa,i ei P,anie co. The bill was passed ca motion of Mir HOey, the report of the commit. lee on laieInai Improvements the bill 10 repeal the set distributing the Internal Improvement fund was taken uP.
 Mir Berry renewed his motion 10 reject the smena. meni reported by the conmrtee.
 Mir Mitchsli called tor the ayes and nays Mir lizard asked leave te. withdraw the report. which wss refused.
 The question ~As deba,ed.At length by Messss izard. Chism and Barrow.
 Mr Mitchell called ios the psevioas question on the motion 10 reject-the nol,on 10 rrjee, was de. eidei oai of oIdsT.
 Sir fxsrd moved to reeomni, the bill aad amend m-als to the committee on Iaternsi Improvements Mi Mitchell snoyed to iay the whole upon the table sa the S,h July next, aai called ioE lhs ayes and nays. -.-~a-----~-s-s--,- Mi. Poiaiexfrr at some length advocated the pro- paie.y q adopting ,he amehd.ae.l. Ta< b.ll and amsadneass were lad the table un,il lhe alA Jay next. ayes is, asys n Ayes-Messs. B-try. Baiiinssly. Chi.m, Clarke. Crow. DeSAongh, Ellis. Maxwell. MsC'Amy, Me- Clain. MisehsIi. Simpson aaa wiliiamssa.
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Mir wkherspeen presesied the peiiiios of sn ns'' etzeas Of jsekssn eosatt prsyieg fef 'bs Pfisr'sE of se-visg frrfy aeress Cache risrr ie b~ gfS"'fN to Chsriolie Prince without lse-B wbieh sas re- fsrred io a selret eommities, Messr- \ iIherseoee Hart & Gfsmer n
 Ais lrin,Lae pseseaied lhe R-iitioa of 1ass, ~ v Cook, Esq Refefrv6 to tine eomse,iise en tsSa'
 Ar Whherapooa prxseaisai Pe'iiieS foa, JseA. sen eoaniy s-kIng as eatsnsiop of ti"'r t"f 'n' pay msas sf cers.is koa5s isrri to seieei soH'I asi,sse A~ssrs wihefsgees, MeRes. sisSsH VI freeas, Rsesssa aHd Garrett
 Mr Carroll Pf~s nisd tss Peiii'oa e' Y n sos, sf Louisville, Ky. Referred Co ti's eSf''i'' on propositions and grievances.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-11
PIanking Streets.


The Editor ofthe New Orleans Bulletin
has been writing several strong articles, in ia
vor of planking the levee and several of the
principal streets of the Crescent City. Sew
eral correspondents also support the PLAN
Wherever planking has been tried, whether
on roads or in the streets of towns, we believe
they have invariably given satisfaction. But
when we see one of the best papers in a
crowded city, advocating the planking of
streets, continually lined with drays, wagons,
&c, the citizens OF this pluce should feel that
there can be no danger in an experiment, on
a street so comparatively little used as Main
street is by the side of the New Orleans thor
oughfares
We wish to see Main street planked, be-
cause the experiment, if experiment it may
be called, can be better tested on it than on
any other street probably requiring improv-
ing quite as much as Main. If citizens are
pleased with Their Planking experiment, then
they can apply it to otter streets. People
from various sections of the neighboring coun-
try, will have an opportunity of examining
this peculiar kind of road, which many of
them may be called upon to assist in building
in their own neighborhoods.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-11
SASH, DOOR, AND BLIND
MANUFACTORY.
S0s'th side Jefferson street, belov Mini

S0a1t@ sac JEFFERSON street, 6eLOS1 Ninth.
Louisville, Ky.
M E would respectfully inform our friends and
w the public generally, that we have purchased
the establishment as above situated, from its for
MGR proprietor, James Stephens, and are now pre-
pared with suitabl lie machinery and competent work
men to execute all work in line in the most
proved and workmanlike manner. We are now
manufacturing and intend 10 KEEP on hand an as
sortment of Blinds, Sash, and Doors, Door
Covering, &c; Columns for open fronts l6 inches.
and under neatly dressed; also Store Shelving got
out ready to put mp
We aIe also prepared to do Wood Turning of all
kinds, in the most approved styles also to Saw OUT
Bind Stats, to Feather edge Fence Boards and Job
6ing OF every description in our line attended to-
considering the advantages we have in machinery.
&c, we feel confident that all who patronise this
establishment will be supplied with articles at much
lower rates than they have heretofore paid.
All articles from this establishment will he made
OF well seasoned lumber, and finished by competent
woTkmen We hope by prompt attention and close
application to merit share of public favor.
Terms CASH NET Son e. DAVIS w.
my7 d2Hv-I la,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-11

RIVER DEATHs.-From the Louisville
Courier, we learn that Harry Shan, the sec
ond mate of the mail boat Ben Franklin, died
Tuesday evening very suddenly. The boat
was lying at Madison receiving freight, and
Shaw had just directed one of the crew how
to dispose of box, and then fell down dead.
without uttering another word or making
a struggle. He was in apparent good health
and had made no complaint of sickness.
One of the deck hands of the steamer Jno.
Adams, fell from the guard on Monday morn
ing, just opposite Owensboro, and was
drowned. Three men were sent from the
boat for passenger at the wharf, and by
some means the yawl was drawn under one
OF the wheels, and capsized. The other
two men hung on to the guards and were
saved
A fireman fell from the Gen. Washington
just as she was leaving Louisville last trip, and
was drowned.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-11

Observation-Disclosures.

I'M" the foreign correspondent of the Lou
lsvllle Journal, In an interesting letter written
from the banks of the Danube, speaks of the
Hungarians, and of his visit to fort Comorn,
two days after its surrender to the Austrians.
1t was surrendered under singularly favora-
BILE terms. In speaking of the Hungarian
soldiers parting from this FORT he says:
"Among them was young woman array
ed in uniform who had bravely fought for her
country in several battles, and had been pro-
NOTED to the rank of Adjutant for gallantry.
Her face was full of loneliness, and when &C
companied by the interest of her story was
positively bewitching. But really, apart
from all romance, she was very beautiful. In
her light silken locks and fair complexion
her large, deep blue eyes, in which the ten
deFness of the dove seemed trembling beneath
an eagle glance-there was the charm of
womanly softness; and her aqueline nose
and exquisitely beautiful mouth. in whose
arched lips, pride, beauty, and feeling SEEM
ed to contend for the mastery, completed my
beau ideal of heroine-my conception of
Joan of Arc There was something most
noble and lofty in her glance, and yet there
was nothing of masculine boldness or boyish
pertness about her; and although dressed in
mans attire there was the charm of mod
esty about her whole bearing. 1t will be
long ere forget the lovely defender Of CO.
morn."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-11

CAN'T COME IN.-The communication of
w. o. c., Mechamcsvile, GA New Workers.
First Coon Hunt" is InadmissabIe. In the
first place, the author has not given us his
name. Secondly, although the author shows
himself abundantly capable Of writing an in
teresting sketch, he has failed in this instance
His narration is utterly without point, which
is a grand essential to productions of the ma
ture of this Coon Hunt And thirdly, we
cannot for the life Of US see the fun evidently
so highly appreciated by the writer of roast
ing possum alive. 1t is our opinion that
the young men engaged in the affair, and es-
pecially our correspondent, who is the less ex-
cusable from his apparent intelligence and ed
ucation, should have been ducked in the near
est horse pond, for thus treating poor BRUTE
in whom nature planted an instinct to protect
1t against just such enemies, which instinct it
was their endeavor to overcome by torture.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-11

GOING UP.-Mr. Foster, of the firm of
Foster & Brown, has in course of erection.
near his old stand, corner of Main and First
streets, brick store house, which, when COM
pleted, will be one of the most commodious in
the city. 1t will be three stories in height.
and contain two spacious store rooms on the
first floor. The establishment now occupied
by Messrs. F. & B. will be moved, we learn,
to give place to larger and more elegant
one, so soon as the house now being built is
finished.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-11

THE Iron BUsINEss.-Married on the goth
inst. near Toms river, N. J. by Benz. L. irons,
Mr.. Joseph Grant to Miss Amanda Irons:
and on the 21st, at Dover, N, J.. by Benz. L..
Irons Mr.. Hendrick B. Irons toMiss Jedidah
Ann Irons Lou. Courier.
Yes-and they will do a very large bus
mess in nails before long-take the word of
bachelor for that There are "too manv
irons in the fire " there. "Old Scratch %
will soon get into the heads Of the ladies', then
old scratches will be visible on the faces of
their husbands.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-11

NASHVILLE AGAINST THE SOUTHERN Con
vENTIoN.-On Monday last, the citizens of
Nashville and Davidson Co., Tenn, held a
meeting to consider the propFiety of appoint
ing delegates 10 the Southern Convention
Alter some discussion, 1t was decided by an
overwhelming majority that it was inexpedi-
emf to appoint delegates to such Convention
Alter the adjournment of the meeting, which
was very large and highly respectable, a
small squad ofDemocrats organized and ap-
pointed list of delegates. The whole dis
union farce, so far as Nashville is concerned,
is a miserable failure.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-11
Professional ScamD.

A quack doctor has recently located him
self about II miles from Evansville on
prominent road, and seems determined if
humbuggery and brass can succeed, to run
himself into practice. He lately reported it
about his neighborhood, that the Small Pox
was very bad in Evansville, and advised
every body to get vaccinated at once. He
produced an alarm, and vaccinated many
persons gratis, all for the purpose of obtaining
their custom. This is not the first trick he
has practised, besides throwing aside all pro-
fessional etiquette in trying to take patients
from other physicians. We have our eye on
him, and ifby his disgracefnl conducthe comes
under our notice again, we shall not only give
his name and location in full, but he shall be
posted in his own neighborhood. The man
who would put out such report as that about
the Small Pox, to curry favor, should be
kicked from among decent people.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-11

I%Geo. D. Prentice, Esq, Editor ofthe
Louisville Journal. has been invited by the
citizens of Paducah, KY, to partake of a pub
lie dinner with them, given in honor of his
long labors as Editor and the honor he has
reflected upon himself, the Press, and his
State, by his distinguished services. Being
compelled to go East; he was obliged to de-
cline the invitation. Prentice merits the
honor, as one of the oldest Editors, and the
best, in the West.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-11
THE AMERICAN LIVE STOCK
INSURANCE COMPANY.

Vincennes. Ind.
CHARTER UNLIMITED: GRANTED, JANUARY %, 1855
CAPlTAL-$5O,OOO.
Stockholders individually Liable.
Tor the Insurance of HORSES, MULES, PRIZE
Il Bulls, SHEEP and CATTLE, ofevery description,
against the combined risks of Fire, Water, Acct
dents and Disease; also upon stock driven to east
ern Markets; or transported South
" Losses paid in 30 days after proof Of death.
DIRECTORS:
Joseph g. Bowman, Counsellor;
Ferdinand Eberwine, Merchant;
Capt. Isaac Mass, Merchant;
Hon. Thos Bishop,
John Wise, Merchant and Bank Director;
Alvin w. Traey, do do. do.
Hon. Abner T. Ellis, State Senator and
Mayor of Vincennes;
Adm. Smith Farmer. Bank Director and
Auditor of Knox county,
JOSEPH G. BOWMAN President
b SHuRTLEFF WHITNEY, Secretary.
WIN BURTcH, Treasurer, Merchant, and President
Vlncennes Branch of State Bank Of Ind
ALANSON WARNER, Agent at Evansville
my8 If
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-11

THE LAST NIGHT AS last evening was
unreasonable for the ladies turning out, the
Heron Family have concluded to give one
more entertainment, which will be positively
their lastin this city. 1t is useless to speak
OF their merits, or of the superiority of their
singing and acting, as those who have attend
ed their previous concerts. know that they are
really excellent. There will be this evening
an entire change of programme. Little Ag-
mes alone should be able to claim the price of
admission from a miser.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-11
PAYING NOTICE

TINE Common Council of the city of Evansville
L at its meeting, May 4th, 1850, ordered as fol-
lows, to-wit:
hat the owners of lots fronting on Locust
street between First and Second Streets be required
by the first day of June next to reduce their side
walks to the grade established by the city and to re-
lay the same ten feet wide; and also to lay down
stone cutters along said side walks with good lime
stone at least eight inches Deep the curb next the
side walk to be at least Is inches Deep and the out
side curb ~ inches deep; Ordered further that no.
tlce be given that unless said owners comply here
with the council WILL after said first day of June
proceed to have said work done and subject said
lots 10 sale for the expenses thereof
myl0 t3 JNO. ]. CHANDLER, CI'k.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-11
THE LAST CHANCE!!
FIFTY BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
AT AUCTIONi

In THE NORTHERN ENLARGEMENT OF EVANSVILLE
TINE undersigned will sell at public Auction at
l. the door Of the Court House in this City or
Thursday. May 10th, 1850, between the hours
of 10 and O'Clock; Fifty valuable building Lots
deem it unnecessary to PUFF these lots, as all
wao have seen them, unite in saying that they are
the most handsomely situated Lots in or adjoining
the City. To those who wish to purchase would
say, if you have not seen the lots call on me and
the Clerks Office or at my residence on Main s..
TERMS OF SALE.-One- third the purchase money
Cash in hand onethird in one and third in two
years. the purchaser giving note with approved Sc
curity, waving reet or valuation laws Sale nos
tive. CHASE ST ILTVAN
WooLsEY & NELSON, Auctioneers.
mVS Is