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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-04-15
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A Splendid Assortment Of TEAS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

THE subscribers have Just received fresh supply
l. of BOOTS and SHOES of good quality par,
of which direct from the manlf actoriee iuclu-
ding the following styles:
Mems lined and tound heavy Brogans.
do sup Philadelphia Calf do;
do do do.
Boys do do
do Kip do
do Thick do
Women's heavy side stitched Kip Bootees.
DO light do do
do Calf do do
go heeled and strap welts
do Goat Duskins;
Meas superior KipBoots;
do thick do.
feb22tf MORGAN & KEEN.
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HENDERSON. KY, May ?. 1850.

HENDERSON, KY, May ?, 1850
Dr.. ]: G. HArcHrT-My wife has been afflicted
with Proapsus Uteri and all those diseases so cOn
mon TO women about the .'turn OF life - She has
been wonderfully benef,ted by the use of your Co.
hosh, alter trying in vain other medicines
Yours JAMES BACON
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EiACKE2EL. HERRING AID RICE.
sees Bells, No Mackerel, Boston insp
N5se 30 hf b5ls No 3 do -.
loo Boxes Herring;
Iicrces Rice Just reed per ste MGR Gen.
Lafayette, and Saladin, tor sale lo.y 10y
TAYLOR IL HARVEY
Mott Water street
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AIIENC HAIJOcE Aoo

ALLEN c. HAILOCK, Agent.
NJ. ]. BRAY. NJ. d., Mtdisai ErGmtner.
III persons wishing 10 make insurance on their
own or their friends LIVES, will please call upon
the agent in his City. Office Main Street near
Water, and examine the eIms and rates of the
Company. Ioctl6-iyl
lin Scrip to these who have paid thci- Premium
in Cash, and 10 the credit OF those who indebt
ed to the Company 10y note for part of the Prem.
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Assets.

Cash on hand S7.l2O rs
Newark City 6per cent. Bonds. 1890
Brooklyn . - .....-.. $4,000
Bonds and mortgages on real estate
worth double the amount loaned. :. 230.O5i 81
Real estate.. i6.96S Al
Premium notes drawing per cent in
terest secured by policies. Cos .24S 40
Loans on scrIp.. SOS 81
Premiums, premium notes and cash in
the hands OF agents and in course OF
transmission .................... 9.67S Il
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Frem j. B. Hannah; Wholesale dealer in Hats, Caps
Boots Shoes &c NC

DUOIS1 NIUtSi ~ NJ
EVANSVILLE, IA, March 30, 1880.
Door. HATcHITT: -. have used v0ur preparation
Of Cohosh for torpor of the liver, indigestion, and
general nervous debility; in every instance with
tonishIng success. | would recommend il to all
similarly affected, safe, pleasant and eilcacious
medicine. iour obedient serv't,
J. b. HANNAH.
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The following is from Mr.. Morgan, of the iTni
g. & S. r. Morgan, wholesale dealers in Dsy
Goods Evansville Ind
Door. HATCHIrT-Sir-I have used your Cohosh
several cases OF diseased Lungs with the happissl
esuits. From my experience with il, believe IT
also 10 be enc of the best Nc dicines for general de-
bility, Indigestion and for purifying the blood.
Yours &c s. k MORGAN.
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Net Balance. $685., 9y4 90
Additional Losses amounting $40 $50 suslaine'
during the year, awaiting proofs vi death.
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The certificate of r. " Dunbar. E,x., Treasu

The certificate of K. " Dunbar, Esx., Treasu
rer OF Vanderburgh county.
EVANSVILLE, Ia, April IL, 1850.
Dr. uATcHITT-Sir-I have used your CohOsh Tor
four or five months. And can say with confidence
that it Is Alternative tonic, much superior to any
propagation OF Sarsaparilla, or other tohc medi-
cine have ever used Yours.
X. w. DUNBAR.
The New York herald., 1851-11-19

Comparing the statements of June and September,
there s increase Of five In the number Of banks and
Of S2lo7 ee4 In the amount Of banking capital of which
$ll0067 has been invested in this city and S697s
in the remainder of the State The decrease In the dis
count line Of the whole State 2l6 Of the amount
deposit $5556 1885, of the circulation $2o733s and
Of the specie hand, $1s5a73s The decrease in the
banking Of the State has been confined prin
cpsy to the city The country banks have not varied
the operation much Of any department. The only item
in the reports Of country banks in which there has
been any important change Is that Of circulation. The
panic which spread rapidly the State by
tie suspension OF several free banks, doubt tended
materially to check the movements OF the banks of issue
interior The Comptroller has received notice
the Merchants Bank, Washington county, Merchants
Bank Ontario county Northern Bank of New York, Os
wego County Bank Mcintyre Bank, Commercial Bank Of
Loekport, Adams Bank, Champlain Bank American
Bank Cortland County Bank, and Kniekerbocker Bank,
that is their intention to close up the affairs Of those
banks and withdraw their notes from circulation This
will reduce the aggregate circulation Of the State much
below the present standard The effect Of this upon the
and other interests of the country must be In
iurous The country banks exert very important in
uence upon the money market Of this and other cities
Much depends upon their favors to the country mer-
chants to enable them to meet their payments to
chants here. Whatever cramps the operation Of the
country merchant directly affects the Of the
city merchant. The country banks depend so much
upon their circulation that anything tending to restrict
their paper ssues compels them to cut of facilities to
their customers.
The New York herald., 1851-11-19
LOST, Sc.

CToLBN-TRoN roof OF JAMES STREET. ON
- Tuesdsy mernins, one aogshesd holssses. marked
" Buers Visits, n. g., for the recovery Of which hhe.
raj reward will be paid application to THOMAS OWEN
n sON, l56 South street.
The New York herald., 1851-11-19
LIQUORs.

80 BROADWAY BROOKS WINE AND BRANDY
10 stOreon hsnd snd for mmei date sale " casks Lon
India Pale sne I2oases tone dozen eachD Dun Oorden
Pale Sherry. kut be sold 70 close consitnment.
IF you WANT BOTTLE or VERY SUPERIOR
L trandy, vine gin whiskey, sc, SO. for family
use cal re celebrated brandy store Beoms sress
corner OF Crosby where you can bs suif with genuine
article st moderate price, and warransod pure, the
money r. turned
L,oR sALE, FOR CASH. .-CH5GcE OLD BRANDlEs
Of various grades superior Port Sherry. aud Madeira
wix' hsdsr's syan Ghi Jamaica sni 81. Creix Rum.
2,oW ar Irsh Nhieety tie Havana Sesars Nc ~ asI
BropVc street. B-Buycrs can ~ pcr cont ~ buy
bs atthc above stOIc.
The New York herald., 1851-11-19
FINE ARTS.

THE YACHT AuERICA"-BROwN& 4 sEvERINro
pnnt ofthis celebrated vessel presents the only truth
fnliensss published introducing Jersey City, the N. Y.
house hobotsn and other yseats Of the Yschs
Suo combining beautiful, spirited and picture.
Designed. drawn and published by Brown sevsrn No
stores, &c. " " ' f''A'
A CAhD..$sco TO slOQe.-To THE PREMIUM CON-
mean lnstitutsA Challense-Bsievinx that the swsSd
,:unSed upsn merits Of the daxasstyos spe
decision of said committee As possss o.hs, ss
encouraging public aad the tollovsrs Of
the IL lot 10 foster view Of fsots dce
my duty protest Against sais decision and order
opportunity Of having honest fair decision viii
stake sgainst $1,000 that the individuals that re-
eeved the highest from the Premium Comuistee
cid rot exhibit their whole collection, sixteen petpres
eqrEl Displaying each for eaoh
sii and fidelity as ths sixteen exhibited In justice
my reputation dsguerreoty pst oer in good faith
the above the the question TO be decided by
seven competent and impartial All de-
sre s fair seld and no faysrs Am ready 20 deposit
tie money, and abide the test forthwith.
J Quincy l89 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-11-19

es banking law passed BY the Legis.ure Of that ststs
lsst winter
The Comptroller has, at last made up and published
quarterly report Of the banks Of this for Sep
tsmber 1851 Compared with the two previous reports
it presents the annexed statement -
The New York herald., 1851-11-19
PUBLIC MEETING.
SOCIETY MEETINGS, ETC.

n o. OF o. 1.-THE OFFICERS AND BROTHERS OF
Bloomins Grove Lodge, No. lS2 are requested 10 be
puncts In their attendance at their Lodge Room, Thurs
s''''A''s N'' c. BREErMULLER. n. @.
r. H. PARKrR, Secretary.
NTUNN LODCE, NO. 19l-THE MEMBERS ARE RES.
M peeiy requested attend the next regular meetng
Of this Lodge at their No. II Division street. Fri
day evening 2lst inst o'clock Punetual attendance
rareuisry requested business OF the utmost import
ance will be under consiter,tiou. BY order -
HENRY +. l.. BUNTING. W. N.
youS MuIpoLLANp, seey.
The New York herald., 1851-11-19
DRY GOODS, g .

yrRAPHAcESs VARIETY STORE AND JuvsNILs
Emporium, 81 CansL opposite Grss1 street New YORK
where can be fopnd eyery variety of rte
ladies' and chidrens W,rirobes pat1 ind embroidereo
Also Closks, saeks Man.lss Yi-sttes xe Sc collars
Cufs. Chemsettes Sc Ladies eva 1stria nace 70 orde
ssthe shortest uotics sn the most rs,s,rtble terms
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cOPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

6No Partnership pIssoLU7GoN.-THE Co.PARr
~ nerthp Of the subscrhers under the OF Berran
Butler. Architects h this day dissolved, BY mutual con
The tusness OF the ARM on hand a. the date hereof
will be sten ded 70 and c0mple,ed by the parties Jointly
heretofore JAMES BERRIAN.
New York, November Is 1851. " 2. BUTLER.
NEW YORK, NOV. Is. i.jl.-THE CoPARTNERsHfP
IN heretofore existing between the subscribers under The
frm OF 8. JAUDON CO ,is dissolved by mutual consent
Either parry will sign In liquidation. $. JACDON.
II. @. sTEBBTNs.
DARTNER wANTED-lN A HOTEL, WITH sLUU
Il cash. The house !: we'll furnished doing good busi
and will accommodate hundred Address
for particulars, A. X MAYNARD, Not Wall street.
HEANTpp-A PARTNER, EITHER SPECIAL OR
active. with cash earital Of ave thousand dollars in
genttei proftable business, lone having
knowledge Of dry gcods preferredl To person having
the above amount opportunity for favorable invest
seldom For Varticulars address, with real
name, ron" Herald oee, which will be treated strictly
contcent tiai.
The New York herald., 1851-11-19

E,ANcY G00Ds.-THE GREATEST FANCY STORE IN
ne city 10 ROGERS, No. ~, Broadway, where arti-
ss for nse and articles for pressn be touod end
selection for some Of ends very article -arraatsS
70 I,sate, or may be returned and EXCHANGED Prices
dnoty MARRIED and all weles cali sse esanine
whether they purchase or not
poPULAR TRADE:-cHKAP FURNITURE COVER
u ings, Curtain MAterials. aaa Upholstery Gooss-
SOLOMON HART, 23 Broadway being desifoss Of dis
pospg Of Their very extensive and beautiful the
shove goods before the close OF great
esesm.rno purehssers Their stock we'll seeessd aud
comprises every desc rton Of goods 10 the above Being
tie importers 6 th soois direct from the
rers they will cell II prices barely covering the actual
tot Of raT The trade and she public renesiy
will ind II TO their interest e call asd examine IRE .eoye
assortment a Messrt. H. determined 10 cell lower
than other house in the Particular rven
20 the making and putting Curtains which afforded
tt embracing ouly the Of the uatcrals
n,de in the best snd most issaonabe manner rhs de-
Iartn ent under the reronsi surerntendenco Il Mer
g H. who practical uphOls and
tsns from their establishment to be Of the beet .tye Of
elegance and workmanship. Il. on hand large
lot Coelns &c., suitable Tor rarosdta<s and
ctrrisres.
The New York herald., 1851-11-19
ASSURANCES.

IFE iSsURANcE.-SATIoNAL LOAN FUND bIFE
~ Assursnce Society of London General Astats on,e
No. Grand sti eet Jersey Cy.fhs above Jompapy
aca the lives c resident ID
e United states, ana CalfnS sna cthtt srecirl
cards 81 lair frtmuu For terms. biaak
]. LLAEJER STARR, GsreIaI Agent
The New York herald., 1851-11-19
INSTRUCTION..

SPANIsH LANGUAGE.-A. DE p. BAEZ. TEACHER
and Translator OF the spsnish language, will give
at his office IN OF the city aud will also
make translations with correstne sai punctuaity At
No A.
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ADVERrISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

MAIL STEAMER CANADA FOR LIvERPOOL-LET-
l ter and newspaper bags for England Ireland France
Germany all other parts of Europe, will close
Broadviy Post Office, (No. 42lh Broadway near Canal
JAMES G. HARRIOTT
The New York herald., 1851-11-19
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

WlLL BE PgBLIsHED ON WEDNESDAY NORM
nous strsnser-By Eugene Sue Price Fifty Sue
has given in the above powerful another vivid
an startling picture Of the susngs and which
trssserseies entail spon the people The work aoeunds
incident an is replee with interest from the opening
ter 70 The close Published and for SALE Wholesale and
tall W GARRETT " CO.,
tLate Burgese L. Garrett,) q Ann street.
VUsI FCBL CBLlSHEp-REMARkABLE AND INVALUA-
Die medical book for gentlemen by Dr. r. Holick the
esletrsted author and leeturer-Nans System, Ana
Lna and Physiological with the Causes aud
Cure Of every arrangement TO which it s ate and the
OF preserving OF restoring its
d age-tne only book OF the Kind in the gsh language
ne new sstonsh ALL and tse hitherto
means OF reiief give hope life the
unfortunate thd powerss form rly psess des-
gar titieth editions coloved plates Published hy W
STRONG e NASSAU street ans to be had from all
ffiee one COLLAR oO RACES. Can be 90 any part
ty post. '
L>NCEAVISGs, OLD AND NEW BOOKS Sc FOR
II sale very cheap st l02 Nassau street. 2O0 Prints
comprising email Landscapes Scrap Prints, We've Bald
10 s parts of the world curious Plates Religious
Ceremonies, Plain and Coered hne CID Prints
p. SEaGLE.
The New York herald., 1851-11-19
HOME EADs.

-SI,HE FRANKLIN BUILDING Ass0cIATIoN-IN
tiation Fees 80. Dues, 81 per month; Shares, 500
Secure home. BY the aid Of this Association person
and iot by priatng The money
PENDED for rent for that purpose For instaae eysub
scrhns shsres the outlay will be Utilization Fees
~ Monthly Dues IS share, SO per month s redeem
irs his shares snd surposns ne realizes 500 eaoh he
paws an annual interest Of $50 making s72 With the
thus obtained he can procure dwelling any Of s
adjacent viAss. paS INTO ths sesisty, VIII in
Of this be fealizsd BY renting out part bis
house. Jsn o,e st tAe ssere AIRY, ~ Spruce street.
SAMUEL 7. BARTOL, President
W. Y. MOODY, Vice President.
q. Y. Pom, Secretary.
meeting will be he'd on Nedntsdav evening next. At
Washngon HALL Of Hester street and the Dowery
tentrsns. In Hester stfest,l At haf rast7 o'clock
The New York herald., 1851-11-19

JENNY LIND DoLLs-A NEW AND ELEGANT Ar
eie, being sn essct fessmbs,ce 70 Jenny Lsnd. in
Ns dressed N jenny L1as style for sale Wholesale and
Fancy Goods, Novelties, Tors SO No. s3 Broadway All
90 on hand an immense assortneat Of Dolls Wax India
Rubter Porcelain, Psper kashe, TO- At eItremefy lev
rss Ae the 81 Dressed Dolls in The Unit
cheaper than they have easrsd. Dolls bon
skots, bodies, arms, &o.
The New York herald., 1851-11-19
CASTOR OIL WITHOUT TASTE OR sMELr.-rHE

CASTOR OIL, WITHOUT TASTE OR sMELL.-rHE
.uehtion Of physeisns and the public respectfully
most popular and valuable OF our Somssic meSicass re
article v. nov offer ,tr.e,sd .n,irey r.s from .h.s
efthe common oil deult p,riculsrly ehIrsS sss
n eune after extensive trial to be fully equal 10 esses
j. HiLhXU 4 Co Druggists. &C, iss Bresawsy
ST 600 FORFEIT ~ az rAIIa Te sg2w nonn %
rsmei.s in MARKET psessr ps.i. q KsIiinsrs ssseSss
q ,S.s, has drawn ,,o!sl myriad. . friend. :; ss,y
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8 Ssrsi.sas ..g,ss ssSisssils SrSs c. ssss
rSi % shs,1s n RSs & NJ s sr.ssTs, ss5t &
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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-16
AN ACT

AN ava
To amend the act to incorporate the Junction
Railroad Company, passed March I'd. 1s46.
Sec l. Be IL enacted By the General As
sensbly of the State of Ohio, That the juno
ton Railroad company is hereby authorized
to extend its line of Railroad to some point on
the Maumee river, with the privilege of
transporting goods and passengers. transport
ed on the road of said companies across
said river, by ferry or otherwise, as the d.
reetors thereof shall elect to the city of Toledo;
Provided, that said company shall in no wise
obstruct. or hinder, the navigation Of said
river; and the capital stock of said company
is increased to the sum Of three millions OF
dollars. ~ 3 6
Sec q That the counties, townships, cities,
and incorporated towns, through which said
railroad may be located, are hereby authoriz-
e6 to subscribe to the stock of said railroad. in
the manner, and on the conditions hereinafter
prescribed; provided, the amount subscribed
by each of the said counties. shall not exceed
the sum of one hundred Thousand. dollars;---
Provided, nevertheless, that nothing in this act
shall be SO construed, as to include the county
of Lorain, or any township or incorporated
d
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-16
Local Laws.
Published bv AUTHORITY.
-,--
AN ACT


To amend the charter ofthe Lower Sandusky and
Sandusky City Plank Road Company. ~
Sec l. BE it enacted 6y the General As
sens6ly of the State of Ohio, That the direc-
tors Of the Lower Sandusky and Sandusky
City Plank Road company shall have power
to construct branch of their road from Cas-
talia, in Erie county, to Hamer's Corners, in
the county of Sandusky, suject to all the pro-
visions of the act Incorporating said company,
except as hereinafter provided.
Dec. 2. Said branch road may be in part Of
gravel if said directors shall SO determine,and
the completion of ten miles of road, whether
the same shall consist of the main line only
or of the main line and said branch, shall be
held sufficient to prevent the act Incorporating
said company from being declared null and
void under the provisions of the 14th section
of the act entitled "An act to incorporate the
Milan and Richland Plank Road Company
passed January 81, 1845. 11 la
JOHN F. MORSE, -.s-r
Speaker House Representatives.
CHAS, C. CONVERS, :
Speaker of the Senate.
March 81, 1851
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-16

it is moreover hereby made the duty of said
town council, from and after the contracting
of any indebtness by said town, under this act !;
to add such per centum upon the
tax duplicate Of said town, annually, over and
above the ordinary corporation taxes, as shall
be sufficient when added to the dividends or
net profits aforesaid, TO pay the accruing in
terest arising under this act.
Sec 6. That the said town council shall
have power to sell and dispose of the
shares of stock subscribed under the provis-
ions of this act, but the avails arising from
the sales thereof, shall be held for the pur-
pose of paying the principle of said bonds or
obligations, and shall be applied to no other
purpose whatsoever, so long as such. bonds or
obligatins shall remain unpaid.
Sec. Z. That the said town council shall, by
themselves, or such agents as they may ap-
point, have full powe: to vote at all meetings
of the stockholders of said railroad company
in proportion to the stock owned by said town
and in all other respects to act in the business
of said company, as individual stockholders in
the same are authorized by law to do.
Sec. 8. Before making any subscription un-
der this act, majority of the legal voters oi
said town; voting for or against subscription
shall vote for the same; and the town coun
Gil of said town shall give at least ten days no
tice TO the qualified electors thereof, by post
ing up notices in FIVE of the most public places
in said town, specifying to what railroad com
pany the subscription is proposed, and requir
ing said electors to vote for or against sale
subscription; and the opinion of sad electors
shall be expressed on their ballots for essub
scription" or against subscription" and tn,
votes shall be counted, and the resultrecord
ed amongst the records of said town by th'
recorder thereof
Sec. 9. The issuing Of said bonds shall b
held, by all courts of justice. as evidence tha
the provisions of this act have been in all re
spects complied with. +
JOHN F. MORSE,
I Speaker House Representatives.
CHAS G. CONVERS, e
| r7a Speaker of the Senate
! January 25, 1851. yeie p
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-16
ANACT.

- Ia {.
Authorizing Henry Nichols to surrender. thesl
lease for,a and become the purchaser, dfsa
twenty-five acres of school section sixtean,ps
in York township, Sandusky county.
Sec. 1. Be It enacted BE- the General ~
ssm5ly ofths State Of Ohio That Henry Nic-f
OILS be, and he is hereby authorised and em-
powered, at any time within two years from
the passage of this act to surrender the lease 1,
for, and become the purchaser OF. twenty-five
acres of land in .he northwest quarter Of
school section sixteen, in York township. San
.dusky countyi the said Henry Nichols being
the owner Of said lease by assignment: Pro
vided, that such surrender shall IN allrespecis
be governed BY the laws now. in force reguss !
lating the sale of school lands. and in The same .;i
manner pointed out BY AN act 10 regulate
the sale Of Ministerial and school lands. and
the surrender Of permanent leases theEetos" -,
passed February 2. ls43.