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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24

,,e, s,ys been made. PLACED ses. Timber, SO 500
On Lnseed sis q q; so.rm al owe in
ea,es 81 PsnsWhite lead, 70 IS e,s read lead II
PonrTS AND ALs-sysss ard Other at stsndsrs ST.ne.
Sss7 S. not pien'y. Reeds AIS In barrels. SIS $50
Cider. as best PO-ds IN esnis.r, % q e.. 40 ls
kegs ~ els Preserves Brsnty fruits In pinis do iu
Tomato Csi,up Is per dor Oysters 10 2b cans 5 De-
dor ssron~s In whole boxes SIS per doz -
10 II. cri y Ps,, gms ga
s.0 hans best 26c DO So ond gus ily 10 9c; eh-e,s
best s5c DO common IS 2sc lard IN kegs n 2c 10
un,, SsSsi ne ieals, &c DO Carolina asei batter
SPIRITS Alcohol 81 25sSl50; French brandy. al
n s'a. 90 ID no. e. !" s': g ! HesoS R 2 es:.
cabs ~ 25 do pure cases, ~ q dozen; Santa Crox rum
in cssk. pure 81 50 do in cases ~ = DOZEN; Hsdslrs
vine IN csss, 81 s. - to quality; 30 IN csse. SASS
sherry, IN es, - 81 do, in essss sOs S2 per ioz
en- PoI IN cs,s. 'sss& DO 10 cases. sl2s per
dozen champagne beet Si6a S8 per dozen; Mon,nR..
hes whishy, In bills 75c As5c Irish and Scotch WHISKY
pure $3.50 - Much spurious liquors are put up here,
sTAIIostsY in demand good assortment OF blank
SUGAR Common brown, 25 ne; fair brown, D Soc;
crushed white, So acc; leaf white, 50 4Oc. Lemon
TEAs-fOung dyson, common, SOC; DO fine. 80 a Csc;
s0nebope, common, 50 SIC do, oolong, IS a6je
CIGARs-Commou, $40 st2 per NJ; do good s25 10 SSs
do fine Havana $50 $40 Painted Pss scarce and high
Drugs and Medicines In demand. Tobacco LssL Ken.
ueiy scarce and high spanish sac 4Oc; Manufactured
NO J, 4oc 45c; do No 2 SOC S5c; do No 8, l5c DC
shoveis, sOi do round point SIS and scarce scyihss
5omins, very high Sheet Iron, from &c iOe per 10.
0mcL oTHs High. Soap brown, SC 7c; Castle lOc a
do e G6ocS 81: Spsn''S Sc English Mustard s. per
per b ground, 75c Pimeno, SOC
EXcHaNGE Short sight par
GOLD DUsT $50 a Is Is
sosEY From Fer cent month and upwards, accord.
ipg TO security offered.
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Arrived.

UsMal steamship Ohio, Lieut. Flindley Schenck
Commander, New-0rleans July Is; lef Havana on the
Steamship Alabama, Foster, Noresns July IL psssen.
gers TO Hopping Meeker. The came into this port for
Steamship 0uadelquiver spl Pober, New Orleans July
a. In ballast TIE This port repair having had
all her cabin destroyed by FIRE al NewOr some time
Ship Caspian tOf Bath Trufant Norlean' 81 DIS, cotton
ssg colu@bi. tpkD Furber Liverpool June IT, md'e,
Bsii incline sturges, tOf Augusta newt Carlisle,
BIi Chase Iof Edaertonj Chase sssua la Grsnds, IL
de, sugar TO d Taylor Co.
Brig VIM Mcolvery (of ProspeeD Hichbzrn- Cardenss,
IS d. sugar and molssse to Buck On the 6Lh inst
In lat 49, Ion H. experienced severe gale lost for topga.
snl mast eibboom, mainsai, main siay, ssil and boat
Brig LoTeio Henderson. Mobile, 70 ds, cotton, TO
ter july 6 lat s. TO- lon II 80 experienced heavy gale
from NE to Sc; Lost fore iopsai and oresai On the 18Th,
cut away main topmast vessel at the time leaking with
rail under water Stove bulwarks and lost stern boat
Sch Marietta Burr, w Neeler Richmond, d. -four and
tobacco, 10 Allen Psxson.
Sch MebOune, s.IlelL May.guez, Pr. July 10, sugar
Ion Y S. experienced heavy gale from NE to Sc, which
iioye galley. split foressl, &c.
AckeIly.
Sch Theta -, Virginia, apples.
Sch Alice, Seaman Baltimore mdse.
Sch Albert n snss, Higgins. Virginia. apples
Sch Marietta Burr, Wheeler, Richmond, aour.
Sch Jersey Oaf, Laker, Virginia, wood -.
Sch Melbourne, Bartlett Msysguez, Is ds, sugar and
Sch Leroy, Powell, Baltimore, coal.
Sch Elizabeth Ous, Boston for Albany.
Sch Arlington, Lewis, Alexandrls 3 do, -four
Sch Apologize, Endieoti, Baltimore d., coal
Steamer Penobsco Seymour Philadelphia mdse 70 sssn-
ton spicer.
BELow-Bhg Damascus from cardonas Two bris'
In the Eastern Ofing.
sAILED-stesmer Penobscot Philadelphia ships Ellen,
Quebec Ere Norlean' Lorens 81 Jonn' nbi brig Bald
wIND-sunrise NE, meridian 8, sunsetdo.
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On Tuesday, July D. WIN MASON, son Of Charles and
Elizabeth Sw IN, sged years
~ Philsdelphis papers please copy;
On Tuesday evening July %, WILLIAM A w. Balm,
aged II months son OF Alexander and Eleanor Balm
The friends and acQusinsnees Of The family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral al O'Clock this sfer
noon from 296 South Fourth Ct .Wiliams6urgh
On Tuesday, July q, HYRA DUNBAR, aged year,
months and days.
The friends Of the fssy requested to attend her f1-
neral at 81 O'Clock Wednesday, 24h inst at II Wyckod
o. Brooklyn
On Tuesday, July o. JOSEPH infant Of Joseph M.
Price
Suddenly on Wednesday 25th inst Of dyseutery MARY
ROUSSEAU eldest daughter Of Abraham and Elizabeth
Barker, aged years, months and 20 days
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nIarkets....ALsAsY. july q
The recaints within

The receipts within the past "a hours have been
-FLorR, 500 bbls; WHEAT, 1900 bushels; Corn 500
bush-There 10 a moderate business doing N Flour but
prices favor purchasers The saes up 1900 obs AZ
.!d5 Is for strait State. 2505 S7t for Michigan and
S7Ide6 for pure Genesee. No chsnge TO notice In
WHEAT The market 10 steady CoRS 10 IL good request
while the market raher heavy SAFES been made Of
1000 bush Gle FOR round yellow and Gle nsg yellow
OATS dull ard easier Some 2oOO bush hsvs cha1ged
hands nj i6.c WHISKY 10 steady AZ uniform ra,eI
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.

MLE-Kos STANDARDIZATION and Plaster
era favorable to the formation Of a Beneficial So
ciety, at entucky Hall, 90 Perryst... Protective
Tailors' Association, at Garricks Sixth Ward 10.
TEL corner Of Center and Duane sts-.-... CsrPen.
tiers at Al Grand u pholsterers at Tuomeys,
corner Of Grand and Elizabeth SITS window
Shade Painters Protective Union, corner Of Cathe.
rine and Henry sits.
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kErO.rrD 70. TEE r,Inu,
Observation-Disclosures, J

The receipts since our last have been 9, 900 bbls
FLouR, 10000 bushels WHEAT, 400 do CoRs. There 10
fair inquiry for Western FLoUE win q ssdy market and
sales OF 40 bills Ohio IL Not much doing In WHEAT
Prices are nominally the We notice q fair market
for CoEs, with brisk demand and sales Of 1850 bushels
mixed Western at safe Prison WHISKY held a. 23sc
without sales. There u enange in FsEIGHIs.
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
roKr OF NETWORK. JULY %. 1850.


Cleared.
Ships Homer, Mann, Quebec, Pilkington; Thomas
Wright Bsblege, Charleston HsTbrell Co.
Bsrks Wihelmead, (Sw) Bach, Amsterdam, Thompson
Newhouse.
Brig Emma, IBID steed, st Johns NJ.
Sehs Echo, (Br) Holder 81 John NIB, Neyius Son;
Roxbury, Lewis Baltimore; Jonas Smith, Williams VIII
min ton NC; Eugene, Brow d. Philadelphia jamestown,
Cole, Petersburg Hunter Co; Henry Hawley Dawes,
Pblsdephis; Polly Heads, Kendall San Blss, Marble
Lord.
sloop Emily, Pratt Tsuston.
Barge Porpose, Drsse, Philadelphia
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Leaving present bal
Auce of iucOme e.

Leaving present bal
Ance OF income &C.
count.............. SisO6l n
The Report says: Our business has suffered from
a combination Of difficulties such as can hardly oc
cur again in any one year.
Fvst-We started our Lake Erie Line late in
the Spring, with only two boats 10 do the work OF
three, distance OF 270 miles per diem.
SecOad-We found so much competition from the
Upper Lake Boats, upon which the public had be.
come accustomed to travel, that We considered IL
expedient TO reduce our cabin fares during the
Sun mer to IS.
7Eird-The fear Of Cholera checked all the
Western travel last Summer, so that we had very
small number Of passengers as well as very low
fare.
F0urth-The crop of Wheat proved unusually
short, which cut down freight receipts and also
our local passenger business.
The advantages this year Of large crops and no
Cholera a0d line OF three fine boats, it is believed
will give largely increased business. The Road
at present terminates on the west of New Buffalo,
Oh Lake Michigan within the limits of the State of
Michigan, distance of 2lsI miles from Detroit. 1t
has been determined to extend it nine and half
miles further to Michigan City, in the State of In
diana. The object of this extension is to secure a
considerable amount Of local business and 10 be
prepared to connect with any line of Railroad
which may eventually extend around the head of
Lake Michigan to Chicago. The extension may
also tend to ward off the rivalry of another Rail-
road by this new route. wodaily passenge
are over this road. In connection with these
trains, three steamboats, lone daily run between
Buffalo and Detroit-two between Cleveland and
Detroit and one between Sanidsky and Detroit.
There are also two which run from New Buffalo, at
the western terminus of the Road, to Chicago, Ra.
cine and Milwaukee, and one from New. Buffalo to
Chicago With these appendages to so long and
so advantageously situated line Of Railroad i. is
not surprising that it is doing already large bust
ness. 1t cannot fail to expand with the increasing
population Of the adjoining country, and with the
growth Of the entire west.
The following are the total transfers of U. S.
Stocks at w ashington since Jan. l. 1850:
United States Stock Transferred Washington foreign
Loan Of ga ."' f ISIS issS 81 ISIS Total
Jan 70 May s..5SSso - losSo s2soNo toJ7S0 4@Nbls
1880 1900 1850 1900 1880 solooo
9th to the lgth.
Total. ......956bs6 1900 Ig 400 $4,000 6759oo ioa556s
The above does not include any coupon stocks,
of which probably many more have been remit
ted.
The following statement Of the condition Of the |
Bank Of the State OF Missouri and Branches is
made up to the goth Of June last This is the only
incorporated Bank in the State. The parent Bank
= o. n
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Rscejp1s of Produce

By North Rirer Boats-Tuesday, July 23.-l0,
$50 bush Corn $50 ibis Flour IS do Ashes 33 do Whis
Ky, l26 bales Wool SO pkgs Butter.
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II Mr.. Julius Howard, of the house Of Howard
h Son, has been elected Vice Presidertof the Nj.
caragua Canal Co.
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By TeleRrnDb.

BOSTON, July 2S-Arr bark Endor Buenos Ayres, May
2c brig Romp, PepAmbuco June 18th Len briggs Bran.
dyvine dse; Chstsworh, Ambrz Africa arr 9Th and sid
same cav for Bahia arr Goish, from New ork
via Msrsuhsm; lIb and wig coal, steamer Gen War.
ren, I'm NYork sid 4th for California
CD steamer Hiberna for Liverpool; ship Chcors 81 rs
tersbsrRh; bark Howsnd, Mobile; bnss Carbide, hio
Grsnde: Joseph Albion DemarsrG Neyius MANILA 'a-
uTe st Johns NIB; Europa Ann, and EnLaoeth, Geofge
town DC Emma Philadelphia schs so1the' nef ana MO,
Richmond; Chss Appleton Phsdslphs Fashion and Jo-
seph Brown NYoTk
kEW BEDFORD. July 22-An sch Lsdy Clinton Ron
dout soop Corinhian, NYork.
Index and Elliott, Albany.
PROVIDENCE July 22-An sloop Monarch, Rondous
RADIANT EYork
SD brigs Triton Pciou; Algonquin aged Island, Osce-
ola and T CT sresou; schs ssis do; Rnggod Kappa
hspOeh; Hsme- Philsdelphs; Elmira, Rogers Alosuy.
FALL RIVER, July 2l-Ar brig Sussex, Pictou; sioop
n Borden, NYofk
Sid 18Th sch fountain, RsPpshsnoesi Oregon. Port Wal.
pbsl.
WEXFORD, July a2-sld sloops Pointer and Victory,
kIork.
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From our Correspondents. |

PHILADELPHIA, July 2-ArrissG-shi, Damascus,
Haze, ballnore oarts Verezuela Wilson. Lsg1syra;
Hingson Bowen. Trinidad ce Cubs brig Pista, stro1i,
Caias, ichs label Williams, Lynn. Mas William L
Camp, Clark. Hartford; Triumph, Masoa Boston. L 8
Lame, Prsi- Hartford; W Erickson, Wesseou,
Boion
Csea,ed-Barks Barbara (Brl HegsTty. kauridus Sc
an AkinI Boston, brig PinIa, s,rouL Portland, sehs lss
BEL iiams. Providence; Triumph Mason, DO; Pe1nsyl
VAIN, Erictsou. DO; W Erickson. wsstcOit Bosor
Louisa Cray, sharp, Charlerion; steamers Kennebec,
Flowers, NYork; lronsides Gree n, do
NEWPORT. July 2o-Arrired- schs Eliza, Nelson. y
YoIf for Portsmouth Corsl Cory, I'm do for oston;
Tfunsn, Scale. Providence for Phsdelphia alps Orig
ham Barlow, Sandwich for Philadephis; sophis, Wills,
Warren for DO; Moses Eddy, Wells Proyideees for do;
Hero, Providence for Albany 2ls, schs FounIsi1 Az
nod Pal River for HYorf Americas Wheeer, Provi-
deree for do. Corrla Horton do r Norfolk; Henry Cot
loz. Boston for PhiAdephs; Pensaccls, Cccnhs 40 for
Boston. sd, scts Jane Hall, Westerly for Proydenc
ElmIs. Rosefs Spellmsp, Portsmouth, Tor Alosny . n
Perry BgnEsr Fall River for Phsdelpais Oregon HsE.
inosne DO fordo Adventnrer Pren'ts frovidenes tor
York. Sci nee. o. adding, Portsmouth Tor Albany. CD,
barb Delaware, Townsend, Nyork-
utsu-an.st reaepvun pissed Ma,
q So Aaxny Jus ~ isso. eNll1h tlI
g9aa wAsHls6Ios HUNT, cezp,rolsf
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The Directors Of the Piqus Urbana and Colam'
bus Railroad have ordered that Road to be perma
nenty located, and put under contract Immediately
from Covngton in Miami Co to Columbus
Proceedings have lately been commenced in the
New-York Supreme Court against the Trustees of
the Bank of the United States, the object being to
obtain sale Of Texas bonds to a large amount
The Court in New.York ordered the bonds to be
sold unless the Trustees gave security for the pay
ment of certain liens claimed against the bonds
The Trustees applied to the Philadelphia Court of
Common Pleas for permission to give security, max
ing deposit of funds This permission was grant
ed on Saturday. The Trustees deny the validity
of the claims and the deposit OF funds is made with
the intention of contesting them.
REPORTED TIE TRIBUNE
TUESDAY, July y
There wmvery little done In merchandise.
fhe Flour and Grain markets were without change.
Wheat heavy, and zoe bushels Southern Nav Red
sold Of l2oc, showing adeclne
Corn was In fair request and 900 bushels sold at yes
terdsy's rates.
Flour steady, with sales OF 1000 bbs mostly for ex
port, al previous raies.
In Cotton and Provisions there nothing Of importance
done.
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MINIATURE ALMASAc....THIs DAY.
sus-Rises.. 49I se....... 7 p MooS-Rises. asa
HIGH wArER..July "a.
Sandy Hk Ola Gov. Isl. 5la Hell Gate....u S2a
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California Vessels spoken, &c.

April % lat 81 lon 43 W, barn Oriental Dale fn Boz.
ton march % for California.
Msy IL lat near the EQUATOR lon a. brig saina Robin
son, I'm NOrlesns (Aprl u for California
May ~ lat5 Ion Is w, hamer for California
perhaps sch Hobart Luther In Charleston Adj 10
May So lst 10 ~ Ion 81 80 bsrk Como smith, I'm New.
York april 25) for California
May %, LAT 10 II NJ Ion IS ~ w, Romulus I'm - for
California
SID I'm Rio Grande May IS, brig Rodmsn, Bowen from
New Bedford, for California
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Total income fund $50, $50 SIS
Paid interest ~, lO9 70
8per ct sock
dividend 100, 1853 O0-4S2477 "a
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Foreign Ports,
Domestic Porfa.

At frindsd de- Cuba July 9, tA'k Franklin Gbbs nos
Boston, disg; brig Mary Jane Cafes from Falmouth ~
Phsoelphs, ldRi sch Croon I'm Boston, ldg 10 return
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-11
Pages, Patent Portable Saw Mill
COLORED MINIATURES.

I L. TELlGA has the honor Of informing the
IL. citizens and visitors of Evansville, that he
will remain in the city for a short time and take
lkenesses By the inlprored Daguerrean process.
AS for the warrent ofhis skill, and superiority OF
his miniatures IN taking as well finishing them,
it is enough to say, that he has been steadily engag
ed in the art ever since its first introduction into
this country in $780, and, furthermore, that he is
connected with the popular, pre-eminent and high
~ meritorous Apollo Gallery in Cinc,nnat, con
the American public, First Pioneer Of tie Dirt, >
Mr.. E. G. Hawkins. He calls the attention of pa
rents to the fact, that he is able take pei ect like
nesses in short space of time from five to ten Sc
they can be Kept still that length OF time.
Ladies and gentlemen are very respectfully invit-
ed to see his specimens, and judge for themselves
Room at the residence OF MIR. Hiram Nelson, Main
street, near the Canal. Open from A. N. until a
P. M decl3 If
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-11
HATS! HATs!I
-. Tt is Fact, Now ACKNOWLEDGED a

&5SAt IS a 4 dCts NOW ACKNOWLEDGING aE&y
DY ALL who have called and examined nv
ID stock of Hats and Caps, and have purchas-
ed of me, that they can buy pretder Hat for less
money of me than they can anywhere else. A well
conducted Hat mandatory has long been needed
mere, both for the accommodation of citizens and
looks OF the place. Evansville should manufacture
all her clothing, boots Shoes and every thing that
IS consumed here and in the vicinity and especially
she ught to manufacture Hats, instead of having
TO send to Cincinnati, Louisville, or some Other
place Tor manufactured articles. am thankful TO
this disposition of our citizens to patronzs hat
hlanutactorV IN this place. say it but not boast
lngly, that my Hats are equal and they have been
acknowledged so by those who have examined
them, to T. S. Barber's or Dodd's served my ap-
premiership in one OF the best shops in New York.
and for the last four years have been manufacturing
for the Louisville market.
have on hand and will continue to keen and man.
utacure the latest styles of Hats of ali Qualities
have some of the finest of MOIe-Skins. Silks,
Satin Beavers, and Beaver Hats: Russia
Hats, of all sorts; and, also, the Brush Hat,
the best TO wear in the world. Call in Gents, and
suit yourselves to some of my'elegant Hats, or at
least come and examine and you will say that the
halt has not been told you-On Main street. near
the river, directly opposite BEMENT & VIELE's old
stand. dee22 A. DEFOE
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,
GOBLIN 81 ROUSE, PrOprietOrs,
EVANSVILLE. IND.


TIME undersigned having leased the well known
IL Exchange Hotel, at Evansville, Indiana, for
number of years, are now fully prepared to render
those comfortable who may favor them with call
or who may come regular boarderS The &C.
commodations of the house are unsurpassed by any
in the city-good rooms, and the table always sup
piled with the best afforded by the market. A
waichman is up constantly during the night to at
tend visitors.
The BAR Of the Exchange Hotel will be provided
with the choicest Liquors, ETC., that can be found
in the city.
91-The Stage Office of the Vincennes and La
fayette line is kept at this house
aEFAttached to the Hotel are good Stables.
jan9 dawf GOBLIN g. ROUSE.
acT-It will be seen by the above, that the under
signed has retired from the charge OF the Exchange
Hotel, and that Messrs. Goblin & Rouse, formerly 1t
Henderson, Kentucky, are his successors. During
the long period which the undersigned has been
connected with the Exchange" he has ever re-
ceived from the travelling public most liberal pa
tronage. In this connection il may not beimproper
for him to exprers his sense OF the many obLga-
tons conferred by his immediate iellow-citizens,
and particularly the conductors of the daily Jour
mails, who nave so often and so kindly spoken OF
him and his Hotel. That the Exchange and its
new proprietors, may prosper in the public ia
vor is the grateful wish of the undersigned,
jan9 de- CYRUS K. DREW.
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SALE OF MoRTGAcED SCHOOL
LANDS,

TOTICE is hereby given that in conformity
N with the provisions OF the laws of the State Of
Iriana, in relation to seliug mortgaged school
lads for the nonpayment of interest, the following
trts of land (mortgaged to secure the loans OF the
Spus revenue fund situate in Vanderburgh coun
tyor so much thereof as will be necessary TO pay
thprincpal, interest md costs due on the follow
in mortgages, at the time OF said SALE will be sold
athe Courthouse door ON the 22d day of February,
80, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A NJ. and
dock P. of said day, unless the sums due there
one satisfied before the day of SALE to-wit Sixty
aces taken from the south end of the east half OF
tn southeast quarter of section number twenty
on and the southwest quarter of the southeast
qurter of said section number twenty-one, in town
shI number five south OF range number ten west,
mdgagsd by John McCutcheon, to secure loan No.
59-amount due thereon, 1892 62-l00.
.lso, the northeast quarter OF the northwest quar-
teDt section number seventeen, IN township num-
beseven south of range number eleven west, mort
gaed by David Thomas to secure loan No. 81
= amunt due thereon S98 $500.
-lso, the west half of the southwest quarter of
scion number three, in township five south OF
rage eleven west containing eighty acres, more or
les mortgaged by Joseph Lechner, Jr., 10 secure
loa NO. l57-amount due thereon SIP 25-l00.
so, the east half of the southeast quarter of sec
ito number four, in township five south of range
eileen west, containing eighty acres, mortgaged by
1sac HUTCHINSON, to secure loan No. 22l-amount
duthereon S345 53-lOO.
md should no one offer or bid the full amount
dueupon the aforesaid tracts of land the same will
be truck Otto the proper fund.
VIM. H. WALKER,
Auditor Of Vanderburgh County.
3 JAS. T. WALKER, Deputy
dcl9 WIN lPrinter's fee SOL
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-11
CORRECTED REGULARLY BY BARcocK, BROS.

CINCINNATI Jan. g.
Sales of -four at "a s..
Sales of whisky at 2l4c
Sales of 300 bbs mess pork at So so.
Sales of 1,5OO hogs at So 3Oa$3 40. The num-
Der packed this season is $50, 900.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-11
CARPET wARHRoOM.

THE subscribers are just opening large and ell
i egant Carpet Wareroom, where they have now
on hand splendid stock Of Carpets, consisting of
Venetian, Ingram, Three Ply and Stair Carpetlngs,
from 378 to 81 80 per yard, together with 4-4-5-4
Ga, heavy Oil Cloths, with splendid stock of
Tufted and Chenille Rugs, all ofwhich will be sold
cheaper than ever before offered here. We have
now on hand about so pieces Carpeting, to which
we would cal the attention of all who wish to pur
chase
d l-tf ]. Fl. MAGHEE & co.
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G. CoLLTER RoBBINs.

TAT ANUFACTURER of genuine Diamond Point
ITI ed Gold Pens, No. IS Market street St. Louis,
Mo. These Pens have been thoroughly tried in the
West and have proved 10 be the very best ever Of
feredo the public tor durability elasticity, unifor-
nifty of stroke, neatness OF workpanshpand 9th.
er properties Of good Pen. They cannot be sur
passed. Price 50, with an extra strong silver case
and Pencil. Letters enclosing the amount will
meet with prompt attention and the pens can be ex-
changed if they do not suit the hand-arge En-
craving pens, and beautiful pen stamped Robbins
Odd Fellows Pen. constantly on hand. dec7-tf.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-11
WOODWORTH,S
Patent Planning Machine.

LUR SALE the right to use this Justly celebrated
II labor-savng machine for the States of Indiana.
OHIO, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama,
Mississippi, Florida. Teas Louisiana, Arkansas.
Missouri, Iowa, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and
Virginia, west Of the Allegheny mountains This
Machine viii plane, tongue, and grove, at one o.
Grafton, from 5000 10000 feet Of boards or plank
per day, and do it better than It possibly can be
done by hand labor.
For particulars apply to f. P. NORTON. ESQ.
Cincinnati, VIM. STEWART, Esq indianapolis. or
of the proprietor, ELISHA BLooMER, No. 10 Nassau
street, New York dec 6 dam wits