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Congressional Proceedings.
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 wAsarKerox, Jas. 10. SKSArE-Three thousand additional copies of the appendix 10 report on the Smthsoniaa Institute was ordered io be printed.
 Mr Douglass reported bill to refund 10 Oregon the sxpeGses incurred in the Indian war, in that Territory.
 joint resolution. rrluGuishIaz certain cannon captured at Conlreras by GsaT Riley, to The State oG Maryland. read ,he third time aud passed. Mir Shields reported bill to make good to the State of Wisconsin, dependency in the seieciion of cer- tam IAnls granted t0 the Siate in ls4S, and alter long debate the bill was eagFossed. The Senate then adjourned tii Monday. HousE--Mr Eysas, Of Ohio, on leave 10 introduce bill To authorize persons entitled to bounty lAnds under the act of last ptembef. to receive Treasury Scrip in lieu of land warTants--whieh referred. Mir. Johnson, of Tennessee. asked. but did not receive eonspnt to introduce bi 10 give farm fO tbe head of eveiY family who shall cultivate the same. Mr Bennett introduced bill granting to New York. Tor certain purposes. just and equal propor- lion or the pabIic lands wiih Ina, granted 10 other States. The House iben resumed the coBsideTa'i ion of The New Hampshire contested election ease--al,er debate. the question taken the substitute otIersd by Mir Tuck. Mr Prikius. whig, IS entitI~d 10 the seat. Yeas S2--asys l03. Th~ question was then take: on iB- resolution oi ihe c0ami,iee on elreiiohs, ,hal C " Mornsoa IS entitled 70 the seat he hoils-~heh vas agreed to. and the House adjourned.
 Jan.ll. SENATE-rhe Senate was not in session to-day. HousE-Mr Phelps htfoIuced bill granting lands to the State oi Missouri Tor railroad purposes referred. The House then went into committee of the whole on the cheap postage bill.
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New Bacon. = HHDS. clear Sides, received and for sale, by C Jan27. WM. E. WAIT.
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 SENATE -Mt Cooper presented three memorials ffom Pennsylvania askiGg for the repeal of the Fugi live Slave Law. MT Cooper observed Ina, the great body oi the pople of Pennsylvania were iu favor of ihe Fugitive Slave bIii and oi the Compromise Act The memorials were referred.
 Nil Cooper also presented large number petitions praying for a modification of ihe taFif. He also gave notice of hIs intention to introduce biI 10 change the mode ot collecting ihe revenue on i'm. ports.
 HoUsE-MI John BIisben, of Pennnsyivapis elected to supply the vaeancs occasIoned by the death oi tbe Hon C. Bailer, appeared, was quail fed, and took hts seat.
 Mir Phenix moved 10 saSDend The rules, 10 allow him To introduce resolution, 10 make The bill 10 return the duties on goods iH their original packages destroyed in the city of New York in iS49. the special order for 23lh Jan.@mo ion not earned. MT BiyIy moved 10 suspend the rules, to make the bill making appropriations for the Military Academy, Revolutionary Pensions, Naval Pensions and the Indian Department the special ortef cl the day for to-mOrTow and every day uotil di'posed oi lost
 Official information reeeIved al the State D'part- ncni, says that Juise Gibson, will Immediately issue his warant the arrest o General c iitinan, on charges preferred against hun by tIe Federal Government. tor his palticiPa ion m the Cuban business.
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tCj- The leading cities of the United States rate thus, under the new census, ss 10 popuIation
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eauecnswnrc and tilass Ware. ToHN D ADAMS, fat Lowes stesmtoma Esaa6s
 ias ofFess to Ass lsissdS ana th~ pabe, the lot- Iowia< earefily:selseiei tiO the EA,tl ss-estmsnt of oseeaswme, &e., Sc, which he wtsi sea vsy low; ~
 ss dOs white granite diaatr and soup plates, IF " Iea Sets,
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Louisville, Buffalo and Washington are about 2sle0 each.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-22
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substitute therefor, which was ad1l -
Mr.. Sellman from the select committee
to whom was referred S. F. No. 81, re-
ported substitute therefor. az
Mr.. Baker moved to indefinitely post
pone the substitute.
Hepner, moved to amend the substitute
by striking cut all after the enacting clause.
and inserting the following:
SECTION. lst. That any person, com.
pany, association or body corporate and;
polite who shall pass or convey to an
other person, company, association, or
body corporate and polite any bank note,,
post note or any other kind which con.
talns provision to pay specific sum Of
money shall be held and bound TO the as
signee thereof for the amount which such,
instrument purports to promise TO pay.
SEC. I'd. Any instrument as contem-
plated in the preceding section may be-
transferred by delivery, blank assignment.
or NY an instrument Of writing showing
Il transfer by the assignor.
SEC. Sd. The as.ign"r shall not be-
held for a longer time than twelve months
from the date Of assignment, nor shall
the assignee be required in law to go out
of the State 10 make demand or enter suit
against the original maker Of any such
instrument az aforesaid, but when the o.
riginal maker is not within the limits Of
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-22
FR1pAy, January l7,h, 1851.

IN SENATE.-Mr. Wright prescnt-
ed the petition of Jane Sutton and 81 other
citizens Of Van Buren, county. praying
The removal of the seat of Go, crnment TO
Fort Desmone'. referred 10 the com. on
Public Bulldogs.
Mr. Hendershott, presented the remon.
STRANGE, OF Robert RaIston and 50 others,
against the passage of law, establishing
state road from OttumNa to Cenlreville~
in Appanoose county, referred to the com.
on roads. 1850
Mr., Iiendershott, from the select com,
10 whom was referred tie petition Of
Herman P. Graves and others, asking a,
special act OF ilcor poraton 10. The ssMeth-
odi>t Episcopal church o. the U. s. Tor
the State Of Iowa" reported adversely to
the prayers Of said petitioners.
Which rep ,rt was cpncurrcd in and the
committee discharged.
Mr.. Wright from the Committee on
Federal Relations to whom was referred
II. r. file No. So, memorial and joint res
olniion asking donation oil land 10 bridge
Grand river and Nodaway reported the
S me back without amendment, ard recon-
mend its passage, and the Bill was read a
Sd time, passed, and title agreed to.
MIR. Wright, from the committee on
federal Relations. to whom was reported
II. r. file No. IS, joint resolution for
pension for Silas Messenger, reported.
back substitute therefor, which was
read a third time. passed and title agreed
to.
NJ Bier from the select comUiliee
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-22
THuRspAY, Jan. l6, 1851.

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In HOUSE.-Petition and memorials
were presented read and disposed Of as
follows:
BY Messrs. Parvin, Jacobs, Harbour,
and Flint. which were all read and re-
ferred 10 appropriate committees.
Also, "Reminiscences were presented
by Mr.. Crawford and Parvin, which were
referred to appropriate committees.
Mr.. Allehder, offered the following:
Resolved, that the removal of the seat
Of Government be postponed till after the
storm; adopted.
Notice to bring in bills.
BY Mr.. Folsom, bill for an act TO in
corporate Iowa city.
By Mr.. Bunker, a bill for an aot 10 re-
pair the military bridge across english
river in Washington county.
Mr.. Rbbitt, from the select committee
70 whom was referred H II file No. So
bin for on act 10 abolish the office OF
State Printer, and 70 provide for the pub
lie printing; reported the same back with.
out amendment,
On motion Of Mr.. Gamble, laid on the
table.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-22

Grocery, shall not authorize The persou
obtaining such license 10 vend OF sell spir.
huous vinous liquors in more than one
place or hous In the county 10 which such
license was obtained.
Sees. A Grocery shsll BE- deemed =
include any h"use.or place where spirit
nous q vinous liquors ara setsiled BY
quantities less than one gallon.
Sec. 4. If any person shall sell o. re.
tail any spirituous or vinous liquors inle4s
quantity or quantities than one gallon,
without frat having obtained ) liceuss
agreeable 10 this chapter, he shall upon
conviction thereof be fined in any som
nsl exceed one hundred nor less than ten
FdplIars, for the use Of the county where
an a tnce t3ssll have been committed; a.
(yea by indictment ia sny Dis
In this state having coenisaneo
II be imprisonedsi in the isil Of the
pS4 touniy, not less than Ten nor mose
than NhiIty days, td5eew6xsa BY ne Jury
trying the cause, - tGal 49,
See. 8. And, ~ - ~
duty q the county ~ -.
knowing Of the violation q -
IEeT)s9 lshs of this cbaple1 " z q
n alos r nv y ~ the
,asSs JsE kS: Qlllrit eoSs sIlts ~
,.'..,..iiss.a afs..inx heller zsliy dnfii :
= = 81 4sssss Ies =. Ma. 9lsats
Peoria, March {,
csuhty 5ut 70 sue on tue bond kur a..|
yiOlstion Of lie conditions; PROVIDED how {
ever that no provisions Of this chapter
shall be so construed as to interfere with.
or in any way 10 abridge the power and
privileges granted 10 the citizens Of incor.
porated towns within this stale.
&c Sec. 8. In all cases of q violation ol
this chapter, Justices Of the Peace shall
have the same primary Jurisdiction as in
other criminal cases.
Sec. 7. In all cases where majority
Of the voters "f any county who have vo-.
ted at any April election have deposited q
ballot with the words s'no Grocery liz
cense" inscribed thereon, the said county
Judge may withhold license during said
year.
The question berg on the adoption Of
the substitute, a call of the House was
had; when it appeared that Messrs. Har-.
hour and Wyckcf, were absent. Those
having appeared the call was.
suspended
.Hr. Crawford, moved to adjourn-lost.
Mr. Parvin, moved the previous ques-!
lion-withdrew the same to give Mr..
Wyckoff an Opportunity to explain.
Mr.. Preston Of Linn, moved 10 adjourn.
lost.
The question being taken, was decided
in the negative. Yeas ID, Nays "a.
Those who voted in the affirmative was
Nessrs. B ,ker, Crawford, Flint, Gildea,
Guberson, IIar bur, Haun. Jacobs, Major.
Price, Salmon, Wilson of Lee, and Wy.
cknff.
These who voted in the negative were.
Messr. Alrnler, B.hbtt, Dibble, Eaton,
Gamble, Gooden"w, Hamill, Harper, Nc
ouloch OF Lee, McCrary, Negus, Parvin.
Preston Of Linn, Preston of Monroe,
samuel Riggs, Reuben Riggs, Roblnson,1
Summers, ,rn. Th.mp.on, Upd.grsif,.
Wilson Of Henry, and Mr.. Speaker.
Mr.. WyckoH. moved to strike out Sec.
}-lost. Yeas is, Nays %.
On m,'tion Of MIR. Harper, the House
adjourned at O'Clock and 10 min.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-22

ZOciOck i. NJ.
Special orde1, FIR the consideration of
the report Of the select committee to
which was reifrred chap. Z title l3, part
| Of the revised code. l.
Mr.. Harboud was called to the chair.
Pending the Question OF concurring in
the report of q e committee on motion OF
Mr.. Folsom ttd house adjourned o'clock
80 min. P. NJ.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-22

"cense 70 Keep Gr0cefy, or ~-wrsrss-lls;
to sell any spirituous or vine LIQUORS II,
any quantity less than one gallon; shall
apply to the Judge Of the proper county.
who shall issue their warrant, directing
the person so applying to pay into the
county treasury sum no. exceeding one
hundred and fifty, nor less than twenty
nve dollars, as tie sase may be. in the
discretion Of the Judge, and obtain the
ireasurers receipt for The same, and upon
the presentation Of such receipt the Judge
shall grant to such applicant license 10
keep Grocery in said county for the term
OF one year, by the applicant executing
bond to the said Judge in the penalty Of
Two hundred dollars, with one or more
sufficient securities. conditioned that he
Will keep good orderly house; and that
ne will not permit any unlawful gaming
or r'otous conduct in or about his house.
Neither will he permit any habitual
drunkenness, or those that are in the daily
habit of becoming intoxicated, 10 be and
re'nan about his house. And upon vi
citation Of the acquisitions herein contsir-
ca, the persons offending shall paw a pen-
atty Of not less than ten, nor more than
hlly dollars, for the use of the county in
which the offence was committed, TO be
recovered by law as other debts are re-
covered.
Sec. 2. License granted to, keep a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-04-02

NORTHERN mAn

Arrives at Evansville, MONDAYS. Wednes.
days and Fridays, at 10 P. M. Closes sams
days at 3 P M. Depai Is Tuesdays, THURSDAYS
anu Saturdays at 2 A. M. Arrives at Vincennes
same days at P M.
DEASTERN MAIL..By the River.
n, que al Evansville on Sundays, Tuesdays and
In Irsdays, at A. M. Closes same DAYS At
p. M. Irregular u > 81 a.
SOUTHERN MAIL..By the River.
~, arrives Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays
S : Mondays, Wednesdays and SATURDAYS al
. p. N. Irregular. a'a'uAyS a.
NEW HARMONY MAIL.
., ' es tuesdays. Thursdays and SATURDAYS
FRIDAYS M =; t'oses Mondays, Wednesdays and
ROCKPoRT MAIL.
arrives Mondays and Fri.ays "A p NJ
Closes same day at 9PM
MOUNT VERNON MAlI
arrives Fridays at p. M. Closes same ,l,,v
az P. M. es saale I'd
CYNTHIANA MAIL.
Arrives Thursdays at 8 p. M. Departs sam
day at 5 A. M -P'i'' sam
Mails to Newark, EcCutchinville. AMI wes,
ately. eS iinnieui-
OFFICE HOURS.
ne rost Offlce will be open from-7 A. M "a
r. M, On Sundays after the arrival of The
Eastern Mail, and from IL M, to lP N. for the
accommodation Of the country people.
u Inc attention of the community is, called
70 me above new Mail Arrangements. The
nomrs appointed for closing the Office and Mails
viii MOI De extended except only in cases OF ur-
se"' Necessity. Respectfully.
w. II. CHANDLER, p. M.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-04-02
10 Physicians, Country Merchants. and
Everybody.

uST received from the Eastern markets LARGO
- assortment. in addition to my former took =,
Drugs: Chemicals, Dyes, Oils, &c, CONSISTING in
part OF the preparations Ct Mercury. Iodine from
Qnlnine and Morphine; Nitrate Of Silv.y r,,re,
SaIacne, Piperine. Tannin and Pepsin. -
Pcheffelin's selected powdered h,ecac. Jalloa
Culnchcnea, Turkey AMI India Rhubarb
Potash, Pearlash. Soleratus. Sup. Carb. Soda.
Cream Of Tartar, Tartaric Acid, Epsom and Ro
cheiie Salts Camphor, Opium, and many other ar
ticies specially in the Drug line.
MRS. Mllars hne cut Chewing Tobacco and n
Snuffs lrsI -'-''1''o' anu Noo'eh
A hHe assortment Of Bird Cages. seeds and FINN.
iains, Hyatt's genuine excelsior Matches. Mofau's
fhGnix Bitters and Fills, i,r. s. p. Townsend,s
Sarsaparlla, and all other Sarsapaiillas and popu
lar patent medicines.
Brushes OF every kind, from the large whitew ash
down to the Camel's Hair pencil
Dr. Bannlngs' Body Brace. Dr. Fitch's Suppor.
tiers, Shoulder Braces, lnhaling Tubes, Books on.
Consumption, and Medicines. Aso, Errlngers' Sup.
porters, Braces, Bandages and Truss.s
Harden Feeds, medicinal herbs, roots, extracts
and powders put up by the Shakers ID ~
GLASSWARE "A iull assortmen Of shop fur, iture.
bottles and vials window and plate cut TO any Size
at our own risk. All Of which ore offered. whole
sale or retni with desire give Satisfaction as TO
quality and price. ALLEN c. Hal LOCK,
,fhlltfl Main ST. near Water Evar sviIle. Ia
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-04-02
MEDICINES.
aATCa1TT's,
. a Cenpoun d Extractiof
COHOSH!

n,HlS Medicine, heretofore, has been confined al
Il most entirely to domestic practice, being known
only to the Pioneers oil the West and those having
communication with the Indians. With but few
exceptions il has entirely escaped the attention OF
the Regular Physician and il altogether unknown
in populous portions of the country.
Its medical properties are more powerful and va
led than any other plant known to the American
iorist.
IrpA POWERFUL ToNIc Curing Chills and Fe-
vers Of long standing, when Quinine and other Ton
scs have failed.
IT Is SrIMrLUs-lncreasng the secretions OF
the Bronchial Neucus Membrane, it cures Asthma,
Dronchitrs and Pulmonary Consumption.
IRIS AN A.rERATlvE-Having more powerful
effect upon the Liver than any known vegetables 1t
cures Dyspepsia, Costveness, Jaundice ami all bill
isus diseases.
IRIS ANrIscoRBUrIc-Itb being proved beyond con.
radction that it uiu Scrofula, Scurvy and all
diseases caused by impure blood.
IRIS DIAPHoRETIc-Curing all diseases OF the
skin, such as Itch, letter, Scald Head, Pieurisy,
Eryspelas, Scarlet Fever, Measles, and Small Fox
II Is DIuRErgc AND EMENAGoGUE-Curingd diseases
of the Kidneys and BladGer, Hysteria, Deranged
Menstruation and Chronic Affections OF the WOMB.
ar 1t has proved to be unsurpassed as Medi-
cine, for Rheumatism and G0ut, Mercurial and Sy-
pnalitic Diseases.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-04-02
DOCTOR YOUNG.

Eclectic Physician and Surgeon,
p ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens oil Ev.
II ansville and vicinity that he has opened an
office in This city for the practice Of Medicine and
Surgery in oil its branches, according to the most
approved practice Of Eclectic treatment such laid
down BY the Eclectic Medical Institute OF Cincin.
nat, and theMemphsM edical Institute. The Eclec-
c or American system OF prselice has proved supe-
ior to all other syssems. The practice being such
as its name indicates eclectic" selecting the good
rom eve system. and rejecting all dangerous and
deleterions meth0ds which impair the vital pow
e-s Of the p6tent Theecleclic system embraces q
great number Of medicines not generally known
or ssed ard its success in curing diseases is believ
ed to be unequslled. The average mortality OF
Cholera, under its treateent, mas been less Than
five per cent, which Or. Dung fully tested in New
Orleans in l646 and 1919, during its prevalence
there, and other diseases less than two pr cent
Hence, the Mercuial, Antimonial, and Blood.let-
ting system OF treatment 10 replaced by far better
agencies. .-a-FttT .latf
Dr.. Young il prepared to treat oil diseases of the
eye and ear, and oil chronic diseases. He will
cure al Cancers and Fistula IN Ammo, by a new
meshod, not using the knife in any case. He has
cured EpilnVtc Fits Of fourteen years standing. He
will attend calls any distance in the country.
Can be consulted ss Mrs Penticosts, corner Main
and First streets a.s
decl4.Dmw&Vn ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-04-02

M,LANEs vERMIFUGE!!-TheI Inventor ofa
lNl GREAT REMEDY for Formidable Dis
ease has no right to keep its use from his fellow
creatures. So thought DIR. MLane when he was in
duced to offer his great remedy for worms to the
public. A profound ply sician enjoying very large
practice, he did not tear to be COMPOUNDED with the
herd OF quacks who impose upon the public their
worthless stuff as patent medicines. He was there
fore induced By Kidd & Co Druggists to dispose OF
his right as dscoverer, and the Vermifuge is now for
sale nearly every village and town Of the country
Itrs the sovereign remedy for worms. alsae
For sale by 80
Evansville la; Decker g. Kramer, Jasper, John Stub
5eGeid, Detachable Hill. z. o. Robt. Logan, High
Banks;S. S. Johnson, Petersburg; Thos. Hornbroek
Union; Debruler & Cron,, Winsow; John Lynn
Lynnville; Chester Bethel, Boonvi.le; A. Hager,
Newburg; r. S & d. B. Hager. Rockport; Chas. F
Leonard Mt Vernon James NJ Grimes, Springfield
Schneesyil.e; Cox & Robb, PARRISH Jaquis Posey
Vile; w J Whiting, Cynshian: Williamson 4 :;
Yorkes, Owensvillc; w II Fisher. Princeton; r b
Hallock, Princeton; John B Gardner, Blairsvilie'
Daniel Archer e. Co Coiumbia.l
p. L. Gregory, travelling Agent Country agents
en- be supplied at C Bells. Evansville, In. myll
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-04-02
MEDICINES.
WE cHEERFULLY refund THE
MONEY!

In all cases arhere MlicheiPs Indian Rhsx1safse
Ertraet, fails to gire retiefiD Rheumatism, Nes-
raigia, or Gout, Ehen properly applied.
THE unprecedented sale OF this Medicine IN the
i short space Of seven months, is OF itself sumo.
lent proof OF its efficacy, and the Testimonial: Of
some of the most respectable citizens and
of Louisville who have used il tsee CircuIars cam
not fail to convince the most sceptcal Of the virtues
OF this unequalled medicine
DR.. H. NJ WeatheIford, of Louisville, says
have used Mitchell's Indian Extract with more
benefit to myself, than any, or all the remedies
have ever made ta OF in the course OF lorty-seven
years, during which time ! have laboied under
Rheumatism am now relieved OF all pain"
Mai. homus M. Hicks, al. o of Louisville, says:
ain less than three days was relieved OF the most
circulating pains, and my limbs were oil measnr.
ably restored to their natural feeling. To the at
flicted would recommend this medicine, and can
assure them il is 10 humbug"
RAYMOND & PATTEN, Louisville, KY, sole
agents for the United States. ,f..t
vi ''.' WIN. M. wOOLSEY,
ALLEN c. HALLOCK.
In Princeton BY r. b. HALLOCk. ~
dec21 3m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-04-02
&935.994 Sc

IT $3.50 .994 %
Upon 3OO9 Policies now in force issued prior TO
Janusry LIST l649 Except policies issued since
May list, lS48) the Directors have declared divi-
dend of 80 per on the premiums paid at the Ia
bic rates, being the profits of 1913.
The Directors having paid the losses that have
occurred, and reserved the sum of 1916 800 IA, and
the additional sum of $500 900 OF declared profits
as required 10y the bylaws, have orcered the pay
ment OF the first and second dividends tbeing those
declared on the LIST OF January iS47. and Est Jan
lS4s); those holding scrip TO he paid on and ate
March list, 1850; AT which time the Interest is to
cease, Those whose dividends have been placed to
their credit to receive The same with interest by q
credit on their notes as they mature.
C. GILL, Acfuary
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-04-02
REMOVAL.
CITY CTION HOUSE.

THE undersigned have removed into the four
l. story fire-prJof building on Water street, tive
doors above Main, formerly occupied by r. Barnes
and are prepared 10 sell at Auction all descriptions
of property entrusted to them They will attend to
selling of Real Estate in any part OF the city.
Regular Sale days, Wednesdays, and for second
hand Furniture and "Calamies" in general, Satui
days. Having an abundance Of room, persons wish
ing Goods stored can be accommodated.
They keep on hand general assortment Of FUR
NTTuRE, consisting OF SOFAS, Bureaus, Tables
Chars, Looking Glasses, Looking Glass Plates, &c
sc. Also, Dry Goods, Books, Fancy Articles,
wholesale and retail.
mill WOOLSEY Il NELSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-04-02

CITY QUH0GoWARE STORE.
WE ARE jSss in receipt OF Ito craies OF our fall
w imp0rtstons, manufactured expressly for
this market, and comprising full assortment Of
Flown Blue and Mulberry, in Dinner, Tea and
Toilet setts;
White Granite, do do do;
Light Blue Printed, do do do;
Common ware q all descriptions; -.t-
Which in addition tU olr former stock, and an ex-
tensive assortment Of
Cur, PRxssED, and CoLoRKD GREEN and FLINT
.-rrr,- ~ r---r- GLASSWARE, ~. r,.-
Makes our assortment complete, which are offered
on a. reasonable terrs and At as low prices as can
be found East or West.
Merchants are respectfully invited to call and
anime our goodsand prices, at the old stand on
Water Street.
oct29 - sf BABCOCK BROTHERS.