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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-05-09
Virginia Gold.

The glittering dust is not confined to California,
as will be seen in the following article, which
copy from the Richmond Wing of the 7th inst:
1--WE yesterday, at the counting room of
Messrs. Deane Brown, ON the Basin, thirty
seven bars of gold, weighing, as we learned, near
ly 5000. dwts. 1t came from the Buckingham
Moseley Co., the enterprising proprietors of
those mines. These bars average 800 dwts
about $2l0 each, and were consequently, together,
worth $7,71o. This money was madein the course
Of two months. On the first and second days of
this month 800 dwts. were made, being about
$l,7O0. The force employed is thirty three slaves
and five white men, the latter acting overseers
engineers, sc.
"The depth of the deepest shaft at the mines is
understood to be about ninety feet and the vein is
fifteen feet thick. II is composed principally of
quartz, and the is obtained by blasting. A steam
engine OF sixteen horse power is employed for
stamping the bars, drawing water, &c. We learn
that the entire expenses of the whole establishment
do not exceed $4,000 year, that they have
been already cleared and all that is made for the
rest of the present year is nett profit.
eve very greatly doubt whether any person
tually engaged in working the mines Of California
has made so much nett profit in small time.
greatly more abundant in California, no miner can
make more than he get out Of the earth with
his own hands. He cannot employ persons to work
for him, because every man hnds it more profitable
to work for himself. On the contrary, in Virginia.
where the land is all appropriated, and where
man enjoys the privilege OF digging on another's
property without his permission the proprietor can
employ as much labor as he afford to pay for.
Every thing that comes to the surface is his.
"The result Of this two months labor proves that
there is plenty Of the precious metal in Virginia. if
our men Of capital go the right way to get It, The
tous; but the error of proceeding from one
treme TO another seems TO prevail. There too
much rash confidence then; there seems TO be too
much timidity now. If such work is undertaken,
IL ought 70 be done cautiously, with view to
steady and lucrative business, not n man would
buy lottery ticket, stake his fortune upon the
throw Of dice.
have been weighed at the bank. Their weight is
s,26l dwts. 10 grs.; "a lbs, o., dwt., 10grs
Their value, therefore, is greater, by 25l dwts..
than we had supposed, and reaches $1,000; pref
ty good two months work"
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MIR. BRIGHT said, that he had, against his own
personal interests, against the Instructions OF his
State and against the popular will of his constitu-
ents, gone in favor of this measure as a compro-
mise. He thought the man who, in this case,
would consider his own interests, did injury to
his country, and was unworthy seat on the floor
He would vote for the plan reported, with no reser-
vatons. but go for it strongly and broadly u this
failed, he would go for such measure as would ad-
NIT California at the earliest moment
The report and the bills were then ordered to be
printed, and
The Senate adjourned
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-27
(Sabr}tai,e5 s.
50 aisstars-8 g affe,
Gpl.,,isbia's Oreigeffirn.
Wael. Star 0raastsb 8anner.

alel. @tar 9ranstep Sanner.
oMit 0untel une Sdretten bic GBelt ,par erfillt,
0is Banre Der Sne9tfaaft Die Dlsnf4beit nmf1lans
tn 4s gtn,
0ie Scnne Der QDabrbeit lag trailris Serbalt,
9ernunft in Seffsln res QDabnts stfan9en,
die nit cpnnernoer Wladbt,
Die Sreibcit ermabt
ST. Gplumtia's @1ocs tur ssantifhen SAlaAt.
,tnp int @turm, ,pe Der Sliearob sic 2Bclts ctr@s
ftust,
.6atte tabm ibre Sattet bic Sefefn perfbeu4t.
oNit nuntntesei,fruna erslhbte ibr 8ilc,
Als, treu ron rem Bcnius Der QRabrbeit Selettet,
Die Sanscr fie fanbte, Die traftrca nno milo
tins per 1uftlaruns tSfli@fes Grttbeit tereitet
. war Sranflin, bsB @siit
Scr Nettertfurm preitf,
Der tas $itbt rns erscB tas fen 9Aitfal tntrttbt
@o lanse bic @cnne bas QDeltaG tefeelt,
@trablt fein Slame btm ppnnernben Ssubite per'
-s mablt.
Der ,Ypeite i,n O1enfabeit. GrlSfanssperein -
.s,natr, inein 8efans init beaSlansence,n Sbwin8en
Oem Ssadber Der T5lfer, int 0cttmenfhtnrtib'n,
Der Gbrfurtbt intrnnffisss OFFER lu trinSsn
@ein Giplhpar Sertra1
ltrseit alte S9mad,
SabrtauienDe fibnsnb rurd sratiat'Se Nad'.
Sas Banner, burb Sefferfon 2eeibs psrttart
Go peutet Der Sreibeit ,,niiertli@cn Q8ertb.
Qper atcr pcilenoct bic beilist 3abl?
nm Ebaten 70 berrlih, 70 lctatsnb in Satbe,
Ses HJ1ars uub Minerpas rtreiniste QSabl,
Scr Iusenb bebrpransenrss 8ortilc int Staate
Der 8ott slch erbtbt
Sur9 9clfs. .Majefat,
Den slcrreihsn purpur slorreiher perl1mabt:
Sie Ncnns Der OaenfHbeit, Der Sreimannsr Srcn',
9es QDsIflantes Stettunssbcrt-QD fdb binSton"
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-27

lNaibin0tcn, II. Tebr.
Senat.-3u unlerm leeten 8ertdt tra-
gen mir nod Tol9enees nah: 8ei @elegens
belt Der bon Sale ilberrei6ten 8ittidrift
bon 14OO Srauen sesen 9Insoebnnng Der
Sflauerei 9ab ss cine hefti9e Scene, inbem
Butter itf beflaste, bae Elm Rcrbbrens
Mer mno 2oDbiusler ben Senat itets NIT
lolden aufreiSeuben 8ittfhriften beheQise.
Bei benz Mort ,,GCabdusler" tparb er bon
allen Seiten sur SrbnunJ 9ernfen, nno
Sale, Der sem6hnIih nur nit ben Wafen
Der Srcnie unb ces Sarcasmns lcine @egs
ner befdmpft, autwcrtete III einem 70 brobens
ben unb berausforbernten Gone, bae Der
Genat ftnea CUR Gasescrouuns nberains.
Berrien fuhr bann in leiner 9eftern
mnterbrohensn 9isbe fort, inoem er bic ihon
In Der ucrisen SiBun9 oes @cngrefes bon
ibm barsele9ten srsumente 9esen cas 9es
feslid,e Ginlhretcn ces @onsre6es in Der
Sflapereifraee Dieoerbolte unb biele anllh.
ten tbei,psife auf bic Be(hll0e @lay's an
wanote. grrinnerte Defenders an GlaD's
8emerfnnsen iber be, bel Ger Nbtretuns
bes Diitrifts columbia segen Die betreAsns
ben Gtaaten 9irsinien ,no WarDlano, ftias
id,weiseno einaeaan9enen Derpfidtunsen
(bie Sflauerei in Dem Diitrift unansetaftet
su laTen) uno forberte ben Senat auf, audi
Der se9en ben gansen Sicen einsesansenen
8erpfihtunsen einsebenf su lein. Gr fhloB
oamit, baB CT feline Meinmns ansiprad,, taB
Der Icrben nidt 70 tr,it oeben piirbe, bic
GflaDerei absuifaffen, inbem er einen grcs
Gen Gbeif bes Tubens aus eben bieler als
Sinbe perlhrieenen Sflapenarbeit siebe,
feline Manufaftur fc,pohl ais leine Sradts
fhiffe babnrh befhdftise &c. Gr (Bntler)
babe feline Jbee bon elmer slufoiuns Der
llnicn. slls ibm bic Sbee sasrit porselest
,porben iei, iei ihm eiefsIbe aIs Elm Iraunls
bilb erfhienen, bem er feline Scrm sn geben
9etpuBt allein als cine Gclse Der 9srsneifs
lung tonne cine folhe NuHofuns pohl fom-
men, nuo penn 70, wiirben ale feline @es
futile Symratbieen unb gnltrensungsm Sn
@unffen res 0clfeS lein, NIT tem lein eiae-
ren Sntere6sn Gals Sflnpenhaitsr) 70 eng
Uermadien ieien.
Die bereinisten BrfdIiife in Betreff Der
Grbsbnnssfcften Der NeDeniien, ,pie fie Ycm
balis absedncert ruroen an BEN Einanss
9ln6lhuB uerwieleu.
-Dans. ras 9iclul.at Der gbilimnis
uf8 iiber 9lnnahme bes mad, benz Antrag
pcn Ring ab9einoerten 8eldlufies III Be.
tref Der Grhebungsfcifen Der Meprniien tpar
bic anndbme refFslben NIT lI0 Stinmen
eesen rs. gs teiast, baB fur bic Rotten
Der HspeniensGrhetun tes init benz 80.
SUM 1850 enbenoen halben Sahres II WQin.
Dcaars nebft ben udbrsno Der 3eit fur Ga.
serseib, TnhrIcbn nnb slrbeit ein9sbencen
Sumn,en perpilliat ,reroen folI, unb i'm fsl.
beu Derbdltni6 fur fiirjere pber Iiaeere
3eit, bis Der @onsreB anbcre Uerfasnn9
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-27
N { eDim0nit0e q en-.

Der ,,obio Gtaatss Dpte'. sribesnt Witttmcebs.-
Der Sub(erptonspreis fur 50 Ssua.naern 10 50 in
qrrausts,abluns, So rs wenn inntrbalt nss erten
batben sabres, 50, so wenn abrenS bes sweten bals
ttn Sabres unS $2,75 wsmn erft nod 9erfanf bss
Sabres te,ablt wtrc. - 9licinamo taru fit Set'
tums aufsctsn pbne pcrbr ale Sstitanee tsablt s'l
batem. Srieft uno Oaittbeluasen mdfIen rcrfcfre'
f,in, tpenn 6e terdtf8tist ,perpen fcilen.
CT Wpltmtitftr t6nnsn nad eiaer perrrcnu''s
bes Wcntrals pcttamts Sutfrirticns8ecsr = ~
to an acknowledgements st'eeit, Dei1 man rs,t.
fclbcn (clebc Iriefs pfftn itersttt, ie periitsen
i,nc abbrsffiren last.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-13
WE cEEERFgLLY REFyl.D THE
,REcrEn REGuIAII.Y RY RARcocK. hi

Sa'aH cgses raerc bfttchcFs Tadiah II, 'amaiic
EItrocs, fails 10 gre rctiefia REcpmatisnr, Neu-
ralsIe. or G6ei. s,tea property applied.
THE naGsecedcn ed sale OF as Medicine it the
u ssio soaeeef seveS mo.'ibs is of Itself sufIic-
sept psoof OF los e'cccv, rod lie tesiiuc ,:1s of
some OF the most res peeass e',Aens Fad Pr .ician
of Louisville, who nave used il se C., cots ~ ean-
not taii Go csnvinee the most cal OF che y ;des
Oi this rraQu;Sed saedicise
DIR. ~ NJ Neafhe:ford, Of Locissll'e srys: :"
traSe used Ali,chell's Indian H.: oct ~ Il more
heneht 10 myself, than any craft he Ferredes l
have ever made ,iial ofin1hf cou o! %, y-seVei
ycars, & mag ~fSci lime in ve eibOed ride,
RhcSmatlska. sam relieved of ~ passr
MuI- 1home VI. Hicks. FL o of LOeisSi We Gays.
In less than three days wac Sc eveS 81 she q, ost
sxcrutss 'ig pafas, and iy limbs weie 81 neasnr-
ably restored to tseir SNtur5k fseiSss. TO the az.
fcted wetid recommend tins medicine, aud ean
assuse mem il * nofu,nhus
II AYAdNI 81 IK11l n, i tuis.yillc, Ky 80
agents Esr the Nni,es States
For sale in Evansville, nly by
augS 3fa VIM. NJ. WscgqSEY.
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re CLINTON, Md. GHKNIGHr. e. EHKNIGRr
CLINTON, KNIGHT & BROTHER

DATENT Agents and Civil Engineers, Pub
i lie landing,-6 doors east Of Main street
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Procure Letters Patent, Reissues, Extensnrs,
and Additional Letters Patent; enter Caveats
and disclaimers; attend 10 cases Of Interference;
defend or oppose disputed Patent claims draught.
assignments and contracts; make purchases and
effect sales of Patent Rights, and advise dealers
in the same Of the scope, value and validity Of
Patent Properly
Procure British and other Foreign Patents,
Executive Designs, Drawings and Specifications
of Public Works, Projected Improvements and
Machinery.
Models, machines and communications con-
tanning descriptions Inventions received for
exhibition or record
The Senior Partner, for several years past
member OF the Examing Corps, Of the Patent
Ofhce, Washington, ID. c. and intimately &C.
quainted with the business of that bureau, can
be advantageousfy consulted by Inventors whs
have had cases delayed or rejected. EseP f3u
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ATTENTION

UST received. by the undersg ,ed at their Ave-
- ti'n loon on Water &. ee,, n very general as
so .ne1i o. Fr =: a e Cl:is Clocks Looking
Ca e. rod Loo ~ C-ss Plies, prrchp sed for
ca ii 'i'ec, he rricc prHis pnG consisting
N pa. OF WpiruI and i,ahoganv Dress .pg Bureaus
Sc-oll oId MA Il !.oi. e. .e'us, Betsteads, Tables
Sands. DESKS So -. n grer. varie.y OF Chairs,
Cnld ell aDd nOcSiIg Chars, Clocks, Looking
Glasses, Picu e Frames, &c &c
Also, a geIe I'll assortment of Dry Goods and i
large lot OF No oas. AL OF viii CHI they are dete,
mined 10 sell ct LOW p.ices ., d 10 which the pat
ronage of he pJ5'c is Iesptc .Iliy solicited.
Regular Arc.oh sales eve'v Wednesday and
Saturday WOuLSEY & NELS IN.
n. BIO our friends, who so generously assist
ed rs IN our ms or'une, occasoned by the burning
OF ne Belle o. he West, We tender grateful ac
K rowledgments. w. & n.
le6 &,
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ON WHITE suLPHUR SPRINGS

VIE iIoprietofs VI tie aOOVe naneu popular
Il Springs would inform the public that this FASH
ionalS Psce Of resort wal be opened for the recep
lion OF visitors by the first o. Jsne. The buildings
havs undergone thorough wPsn, tke Ne refur-
nished in the most modern style, and Fhe grounds
beautifed and improved, thus rendering she Sulphur
SprEEs one of the most pleasant places of resort in
the Western country. The Medicinal virtues OF the
wa,eT- and the healthy locato1 u these Springs Of
leg strong inducements TO invalids, as well as to
those seeking pleasant yIoce q Summer resort, 10
visit this place. The proTsietors have spared
expense, and will use every endeavOr, TO make
these S1rn unsurpassed by any resort Of the kind
IN the West. lrt a-
The above Springs are situated in Union County,
Ky, Twelve miles from Uniontown. fifteen from
CayeyyIe, twenty three from Henderson, and
twenty ns2es from Shawncetown, ILL.,
A. e. LONG,
HENRY J LEWIS,
nv - BIN PROFESSORS.
9u The following papers please copy months
and sesd bins 10 advertisers daily Courier, Lou
isyisle; Joarpal, Paducah; Advocate, Shawnee
town. and kentuckian, Henderson.
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J. w. BROWNS MIXTURE.

A certain Cure for Gonorrhea and elect.
A LSO preventive for Gonorrh9a and Syph-
IA Ills. AN ounce of prevention is bet er
than pound of cure" -
Many Certificates might be obtained vas il
not for the nature Of the disease. This has
stood the test for ten years in my hards, without
single failure, either in cure or preventative
cured many cases of many years standing,
which had become changed into the second stage
end were given up by the Physicians. This
Mixture will also cure Erysipelas, Rirgworms
Teter-worrns, Scald Head, and the best wash in
the world for OLD SORES. II is used by rub
bling on wei! bree times day.
A fair trial Is all that is required to establish
all SET forth as cure and preventive.
k Price, 81 ,50per bottle. A liberal discount
To dealers.
S-Shake the bottle before using. 81
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X. s. BACON'S
College.

Ou.h En-, corner o. FUsh ana "a Il. ..S.
sc MAT, OHIO.
TIME ~, ,scrjDer havi ,g Withdrawn from the
pm o.; -. dry & Eaco,. has opened an
ls;,tion for 'erc ari',e destruction AT the above
raned Mace. vhe re he has leased for term Of
wears > large and co,@Dod ors suite of rooms,
ard fitted them up in a s,vle superior to anything
Of the kind in the UniteL' S'aies
Having spared no pain o: expense 10 MAKE
his rooms all that could be ."sbeo III an instItu-
lion of this description, and h.av'hg secured the
services of able and ccpDe.c- assistants, TIC
fatters himself that this ns.i.. 20 anos"s Isc'l'
tiles for the requirement o tboo On Mercan-
lie education in all its b'archcs, uDeritr al
those of any similar estab'isiinc1. il the - tSt
and relying upon the success Unich has ate 'deG
bis efforts during the. several years that he HIS
been engaged in this profession, he trusts that the
patronage and confidence which he has hitherto
enjoyed may continue &c be extended TO him VIII
undminished liberality.
The course of instruction will consist o.
Double Entry Book Keeping - embracing every
department of trade and mercantile account.
namely:
Wholesale, Retail, Commission, Exchange,
Banking, Manufacturing, Shipping, Individual,
Partnership, Steamboat, and Compound Co. bu-
Stress.
Commercial Calculations, which will be taught
according TO The most approved methods.
Practical PcnnanShiP. - The Principal will
guarantee 10 make every one who completes the
above course good practical penman.
Commercial Correspondence, - embracing the
&c ,era particulars of Letter-writing as COR
rec.ed with the different branches of trade, in
c tding the forms of Invoices, Account Currents.
Oroers, Drafts Promissory Noes Bills OF Ex-
change, &c.
Commercial Iar.-Under this head practical
obstruction will be given such lbjcc,s it Il
thought knowledge of will prove most praci-
cally useful to the student -such tie rights
and duties of partners their liabii,ieS and rene
dies the relation of principal ana agent =
sioppage in iransitu, &c, &C., embracing -
much of what is understood as Mercantile l.; g.
as can be thoroughly taught in the time usua
spent by The student in completing his course :
he institution.
| Persons wishing TO acquire thorough practi-
| cal knowledge of the above branches, will find il
10 their advantage to call on the undersigned be-
fore engaging elsewhere as he will guarantee to
make those who attend his institution first rate
accountants, and procure situations Tor those who
desire it.
A full course can be completed in from six to
ten weeks.
For further particulars please call al the Col,
lege Rooms, S. f. corner of Fifth and Walnut
streets. (feb22) II. S. BACON.
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STATE OF II IN r lana IS.

l., vacation July %, 1850
Cha,les Knowles, Administrator of the estate o.
e Join Yc.es, deccssed, vs. Harriet Yates, Mar
tha Yates aad William Yates Petition o sell
lie es.aie-
A ND COW at '',;1 .me comes the said admins
n TAO. crG hles il the Office of the Clerk OF
he P,ob. e Coai. of Vcndeb urgh county, his PEI =
Il, NJ. ag sr he s.le OF the real estate of said
.,,cr' fpd j. 81 isl cicify appearing from The
~ ..te If DIS n.e.es.od person this day fled in
- go - office cfo. i'll. ,he. .hs said desssan IS
30 a. .'ou-ie itsn 3 q ,Ie s.. ,e oil Indiana.
IL e.e:o,a, po.ice j. ,,cieby grren To the sad
lat ur .-e ,hey , -rd Plead TO ans wer the
id CON ala ri sac. Pe.i,.cd, on or befoie the
, Uns = ri. cause q; ,e next Term of said Court.
Ted at sc Court hodsei Evansville on q G
a. :, Mord,,' ia Avssgi Eexi. the same will be
Il , and de;efo iied IN der absence.
:, 3xv SkM'l. Il. JENKINS. Clerk.
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TO FMIGRAN1s, &C.

10 EmIGR6 Ms, &C.
A LII those in want of small Farms within few
~ miles of this City wiil do web TO cali OF the
subscriber az his Offee, End street, one door ON
the Catholic Church. p. T.. GARSlCk.
je22 If
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

L WILL sell on the 24th day OF August nj public
L auction, to lie highest bidd IT. at The late resi-
dencc OF Samad Carlisle, lin knight Township
all the ersoni property of the estate of said Car
Isle. Consisting principally OF horses. hogs, corn
growing. corn cribhed cordwOod, irim'pg utensils,
household and kitchen furniture. Terms of S: le
all sums of three dollars and under, cash; all sums
over three dollars, credit of twelve months will
be given, by the purchaser giving note w.,h ap-
proved security, waving all benefit OF the property
or appraisemeni laws. JEROME INGRAM
jy30 Jts Admir-
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PROOF! PROOF!!
DYSPEPSIA CURED.

Dr.. HATcHIrT: Having been afflicted with d. $.
pepsia with all its mul,iiorm symptoms-indigcs-
ton, pfn and uneasiress over the region OF the
stomach flaiulence and eructiOn: vomiting OF meals
languor and debility; and having used, withor;
benefit, all the usual remedies together with several
bottles OF Bulls Sarsaparilla, was induced to Try
your Compound Extract OF Cohosh. ] he use o.
TWO bottles cured me of every trace OF disease since
which time. space of two months, have enjoyed
excellent health.
have sold several dozen bottles Of your Cohosh
on my Wharf Boat, and it has given perfect salts.
iaction.
For all those diseases for which it is recommend
ed believe II superior TO any medicine in use.
Respectfully, p. &. O'GlLEY.
Commission Merchant, Evansville, Ia.
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HONOR THE DEAD!
KENT IL LAWltENCE'S
MARBLE WORKS,
Evansville. Indiana.
Mar Tie Corrt Housc

THIS important Branch Of Kent & Lawrerce's
j extensive Marble Works, is now fully prepar-
ed to furnish any style of Mementces 10 the Dead,
viz: Monuments, Obelisks, TOmbs, Head and Foot
Stones, OF every Style, in American and Italian
Marble. They have employed the best Engra,ers
or Letreriss the East affords, and determined
that not only shall their works be finished in better
ye than any heretofore offered to this public, but
rates as reasonable il No ess than those OF any
other establishment in the West Any orders made
through the travelling agents OF said hrm, will be
promptly and satisfactorily attended TO.
This firm works extensive quarry OF beautiful
\ arble in Vermont, from which they are constant
" receiving supplies OF marble in every form. This
gives thcm an advantage over all others in filing
orders cheaply A word 10 the wise is sufficient"
Call aud examine our work and prices bctole pun
chasing or mixing orders elsewhere.
yl3 d&wly Nj A. LAWRENCE.
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WESTERN MARBLE.

THE undersigned having discovered Quarry OF
fine White Marble in HARRISON County, Ind, mas
erected Steam Till for re purpose OF saving IL
!, into Slabs suitable Tor Tombstones &c. is now
- pared furnish such articles nj about one half
We price they hive heretofore been furnished at
1t receives rery beautiful polish and is il every
way equal To tn A1arble furnished by the Vermont
nnsyille, which VIII be here during the comi .,g
month. Any one needing Monuments, Tomb
stones, Furniture Work of any aid every dcscrip-
tion would do well TO examine our Western pro-
duction before buying have been long engaged
IA the business and call il equal if not superior
any Marble ever offered in the West.
APPS lmdwu COL. CROSS.
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION.

Nor Iai7oring Esta51islmcnf.
~ W. GLOVER takes This method Of inform
u. ing the citizens OF Evansville, that having
prepared To carry on the above business in al lis
various branches. in the shop formerly occupied by
Bradt * Matthews, corner of Nam and LIST streets.
from his long experience in the business and de-
termination on his part. OF attention 10 st. he feels
confident OF Icing able give gen, raj satisfaction
The la'es, fashions received quarterly.
ki.iS nj
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
l. the undersigned, under the firm Of IIutchinso son
& Williams. in the pottery business, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The business will
hereafter be conducted by S. NJ. Williams. who will
settle all demands against the pottery from the
commencement Of the late firm and all accounts
due the concern vi | be paid TO him.
A. p. HUTCHINSON,
augS 3tss 5, NJ. WILLIAMS,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-13
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

IT EE undersigned Administrator of the estate Of
! Hen. Milestone. decea sed, will sell at public
rrct;on lie door of the Court House in the city
of Ev1r>villc the 26th dav OF Ociot next, be-
tween the lawful houis # sad day. the following
described real estate to-wit the South ast quarter
cf section in township No. 6, South OF range 10
quarter at section No. 10. in township No. 6. south
~ range No ID west, containing in all two hun.
dred acres The said land will be offered in three
parcels, and terms made known on the day q. sale.
BRACKET MILLS,
ivI6 I'm Administrator
IN II. ia.hi1rnhlc q nilnr sLnn On Syc,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-13
NOTICE.

TIN F. Co-Parnersb'p he e,o;o e-;s;iog between
L John ii. Maghee, C,"'son hp.hee nd Isaac
Keen under the name ard Style o. ]. II. Maghee
& Co., was dissolved OIL lie IO.h i'e:, by mutual
consent, by the wi. nd owa OF ls1uc Keen from the
said firm.
All debts dle the late +. IN MA be p:id To ]. II.
Maghee and q. Maghee. WHO viii co D, lue : e bu
81 ness, as heretofore, unter The name and vie OF
j. H. Maghee g. Co.
J. III. MAGtIEE,
G. MACuEE,
jy23 dtw&wlm l. KEEN