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AssaHk and Battery. &c. Trem@ il charged with
assault and battery on Pierre Francois Nouvet,
committed in the Office Of J. G. David, in Condo
street, yesterday.
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Chargs Of Manslanghtsy Disnsissal Of tho
accused. -Joseph Massey. charged with stabbing
the slave Peter, belonging to Mr.. Bienvenue,
while he Peter was stealing tobacco from hogs
head in the charge Of Msssy, who is night
Waterman on board the steamboat Saxon, was ex-
smined yesterday before Recorder Gsnois. Mas
sey proved to the satsfantion Of Mr.. Genois that,
although he did stab the slave, he did 10 in self
defence, being attacked by him when he attempted
to capture him. Massy was discharged.
Beating Slave.-Thomas Burke, charged By
B. Mullen with beating his slave woman named
Jane, was yesterday brought up for examination
before Recorder CALDWELL His Honor, on hearing
the facts Of tho case, decided that legal redress
could only be obtainsd By civil suit. Burke was,
therefore, discharged
Negro Ba,barity- Lidney, slave belonging to
Mr.. Stanley, was yesterday sent before Justice
Byrne, by Recorder Caldwell, to be tried for an
outrageous assault on weakly white girl, who
bean on her body strong evidence, in the way Of
bruises and cuts, of the barbarous manner in which
she has been treated.
A Bad Csss.-John Lofts and Timothy May,
charged BY Catherine Horn with severely beating
her husband, Michael Horn, wore remaudsd yes
terday by Recorder Caldwell, Is, from tie tGiii-
mony of DR.. Robert McCfacksn, il. {pbesfsd
Horns life is in danger: Ifhe should resover, Dr.
McCracken thought Hprn would not Be able to
appear in Court ill about the 10Th inst The Re-
eeEdss axsd The examination for that day.
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narks.
CAUTION.

CAUTION.
THE public are hereby cautioned not to purchase
F.eS os aas:s Is H q. e. ossss :
e iS e s'sl%.si ass " s
4. .a.s e Ppbs :eS s.vs - IT, -
nd s.S that n''ad . apply y ~ a. dcDn
By hi. Attorney. g. j. L.vs. g Goan NJ. "a sws& w
STRAW AND SILK GOODS, A Camp st.,
=, az eoasu, sa:oas. .sss e l.: JIG e,s 1s
Sas!ss rs iSesi kssFTsri Il RSN
and MiELlNERY ARTICLES in general. which be oiiin
al e. psfiss 2 e 81 S.sSS <: !. .
NoTICE-Mrs E. PROCTOR retiring from
1Y, bsa 3: neg otfsn FOB SALE ali ths FORNI-
un. e., Of hr hosss situated q t6s
cnnedens and the purchsss ean Tsnsw lie iss:s fom
s x: s e. ma e. sss:.
a sSs b''ins'' for the past IN yss1
EELLoW-CITIzENs Of NEW ORLEANS:
b y f.; t'!sss =; sssss's'i
:.s =: & pssss, ,s Lssy
% sou = GSs daily psopsd
:ad throw "a i. ' .Rsef. q ts9s;
"a: iss'siS bea 5. q j M
hssta: 4eed ysas He was under medical treatment 81
- s ss as s:s & ' %.. "a
s. ei F.. htsa IL 8,s s o
yssn az VA treated ~ dqee. without scosss
s 81 s: "a u. S;, is' So q
iSa: r. ESz i W.: Known this Oily, AID evssr q
.ess snd r. s.ss =: S::n q q; az 3 q q
phYrcis q The city and psoneanosd IL lslss sv sss
s ssS ss s :, ds,1 hs:s.s sss
Sd pS ss', sasS b S9' sat p D ar:
y.dn snd now lroroauosd sound and well d. fysr
a. s :9' H. a.: Ssa sss: ~ a
tslowe Co 81 Camp .trsst. n Cd. Hanisoa conns
'''n mssonsa1 sno essus IN nth ths p.sm.ss
.laa '. EsI.ssIs Rsnsr.r.
HOUSE OF REFUGE, Municipality No. q
and Fn iG s g. a..s % Z: s: op
II TX. x = M;. .ss z 9: i @
''' @s' .sss1HPzss III
N.wos..n. sseisnS.s IT, issi . Common ; e
SUNDRIEs, landing from Ships ]. G. Co..er
- sanh n rf S,a. Eeph sqd park 0isabsia-
CO. s;f s.! s sisa SSSS1g sugar. g
8. ssEs a!22ffiI4s H1 BUTTER:
e II 4 = s 1T lHssiff nj
& &c Sc: ; ;isi SKI 4SSYsSSS5 !:
S So n - sIMiizSokE REL:
For :. y ~ eos6SSSsifcn co. - .ad . o.n... y
SUGAR Clarified, Crushed and Powdered su-
ID d :. fSsEsb. ksxsnrrs co - ,s....,... :.
CASTOR OiL-2o bbs. pure Castor Oh. 81 .
Is i IL ss s1ab z s ~ CO. " e,.,..
CANDLES 80 boxes Leonard !" Sperm Ca.
= 81 !. s;; n Aiss1. e. Fl q; z
f1nfko m
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Scsmda1.--J Josephine BsrrslIi yesterday charged
MasRsret Iacroix and Rosells FORBADE, before
Recorder Genois, with committing scandal and
disturbing the peace Of all Dauphin street. War
rant issued
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Gen. Herrera -Among the passengers who ar.
arrived At New York in the Niagara, was Gen.
Herrera, Ex-President of Mexico, and his lady.
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TEArl0o half chests superior Black Tea, 10
- EEOocHRAA 1 co. = rsAssp,,s.l.. 4.
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A6nsiHg Wasckman-Samue Morris was
fined % yesterday, BY Recorder Caldwell, for in
sulting and abusing Waterman Wilson Walker in
the discharge Of his duty, in the Vegetable Market
on Wednesdav nirht last
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sAUCTTON aAL.ES.

80 4I1y zALsss<''
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Z. .,...! -. " e 8 - = ~ = -
Z: L.. co 1zz5Sl6zs NJ 8. =.
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w., ~. -; - II. 1917. ~ 1fsll Q1ys
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q -, - = 80; s;: s.31 q.
HssA c. w.! ~ r f. +: n - s ~. = -
q b Co. "A. ~ ~ ii 49, EsY gy
,isssg :. !; II : - 80: !.
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49,. M. - l. u -7--- -s------1-
x.s ~ .y.e@ - fss.-,ao9 Hollaad md
q. $3.50 s ws.s .ns.ssa yessssy mominG. ~
ns - sso'o ASnlc"y poes' 81 me corner Of
iewa r. Haanl. VIA chs,.., -. - - =
two cirar bor..' Al -, = 49, s., $3.50
fron, IN hss,.. n n, n..hr ~ - 80
= ~. Gamma s. ~, ,,-;. y
- = =
Arrest q 4HiV hat cslehsaaDd chasasssr,
:..,s -. q - .nssvosso.y Anewn 70 ~
-, ~. ~ ~ ~ Asus' nosnes, e nenday
1890. :. i.,,sss.;si. S,.s ~
Il ANA mil IIsn, r.,ss 80. 81 .s....
s.sirss ~. $500 - - =
Ihaa vseraacy.
- = = n, !, :, -.
1sS- 81, 49, = .,.s.o !. .sl = eossged
.;.s,.. IN a. 80 =. o'
- g. ...." ~ III. .s.''s - I, : 1osan
taking the German's lie. Yesterday norrin- ~
Conde street. and with striking aud ar,ultIr- -.
officer, Rsilly,) who intsrisrsd sad pe.yen,.d :
beach Of the peace. David was yesterday bsousht
up before Recorder Genoa Tia acc,,s.d 80.
bail % stand bic ezaminadon q = future day.
Fsnsd.-J. II, Heetshorn. charged b. p...;.l
C.rrie.n with .ssault and b.ttarv =. -. ,,;..a
yesterday before Recorder Caldvsll. ri. Hc.s.
ned me accused % Dali IN $oOO p keep the peace,
and nnsd him and the prosecutor - each fof dis
turbing It.
Asarsb IV;Sl y~,>.s i, Y;U v,sII;.-
ch.rsed bv In smith v;.h Lno.L;n~ ~. 49,.
with : stone. with infant 10 ron him an s,,r,,.,,
night last. about 10 O'Clock. ON Rsronn. s,,ss.
was Yesterday examined, and held 70 bail in ssoO
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CkEscRNT OFrICI,
wednesday Morning. Septembss y. ls5l.
Couon-Thsrs was fair demand yesterday and the sales
'sacned So bales at our quotatons. which are ashty
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
feisso,; g M,ddlins Fair... sNQs
6 Sidd'ip God nom So@a II
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R0R C0HsTA1LH.

kditsrs C+ssssnt Having 49, eolld N lesgs pr.
ton ct ny numssoss fssds sNs nyf eaadldats fs
Constable of ths Ssooad Juss's Cesn Esstiea. Novsn
bs :. 1Sl. [A1 CAT, WV. TsHDRIRK.
H. oanes 81 Csstahs Il - Usssa ~ Cour. EIse.
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E. PROCTOR retiring from
: :, : esaneS new otfsn FOB SALE ali The FORNI-
TUkEs FIXTURES, etc., of her houss situated "a the
oon e. Canal and Royal s!lsss Terms win s. mads IS
IL II Of October next 81 Sivng Tie reoairsd sortv ~.
oae q the be IN the oy and the houso has done
.aalocl 4. PROCTOR.
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Editors ef tie Cvssesnt: Psass announce Tn0NAa
RYCKnAn. "a candidate fes State Tax CcIIsotot "a
the Second Municipality. ~ ssqssA Of
iy0s EEiJ4 MAuv E.rvur.
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= ~ J1VVHR0ou CITY, I
Tuesday Rvsaing, Gsptsnh9 =. 1851.
Arrived to-day. ~ Beef Cas. 81 Hoss GO Sheep. 81
Milah Cow. and le7 Cavo and Ysasinea Hog continue
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HOUSE OF REFUGE, Municipality No. q
Application from candidates fs III olcs 81 Principal
Mu9cipsiy viii b Eeoeived By The undeisgnsd until he
~ Oct90e next Written tesmonins OF m0sal oharnctss
J. A. MAYBIN, PIosident
g! O0mmlelonau, etc.. So Common srpsf
NeWOfleans. Geptembae II, 1881 10 r.
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PROFESSOR A. Private Lea.
ovsint hs above. TmnslatOnsfism Englinhiuto Fysnc
~ Apply a. the ofos oft orot Pc cogres,
0polo ana CAmopo 49,. dli
DRAWIMQ AND PzINTIN0.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-07-12
|. MILTON SANDERS. M. D..L.L. d..

Professor Of Chemistry Pharmacy and Tozicotogy
IN the Eiectic Medical Institute Of
Cincinnati, Ohio,
INFORMS the peopie OF the West, that having
l. received a complete apparatus for the purpose,
is prepared to examine and analyze NbRAbn,
OR ), MINERAL WATERS, SOILS, and all
other substances upon which chemical answer
may be required.
Having spent the last ten years in the best APP
pointed Labora tories in London and THIS country,
and in the acquisition of Chemical knowledge un
der two OF the first Chemists OF Europe. Prot. san
ders is NV prepared To give opinions an advice
upon all subjects cennec ed with Chemistry IN It's
applications TO Analysis Experiment and Manu-
featuring. Having constant communication WITH
the ablest Chemists Of Europe, he can al any time
iurni IN infJrmatiOn OF he latest Manaiaciu ing
and Chemical processes, together with Diagrams
OF recent Improvements II apparatus ami mIchin-
cry for those purp 1ses. Thoe wishing inioIma
lion upon any uf the above subjects, will pit ase
call upon Prof. > the office Ot PROT. X ). NEw-
TON, corner OF Seventh and College streets, or adj
dress post paid, TO this city.
f'fzscfaRqti, Mn 1851.
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GRADING Notice.
4 HE Common Council OF lht Clp OF Evansville

Il HE Common Council oi Tie CltJ ot Evansville.
j june 25th, 49,,
OkDt KID, That LOIS Nos. 2l7, 2ls ard 2l9
in the Donation In arg ment OF III. City, and
Block. Nos. SO and 3 IN the Eastern Enlarg
SUci parts al them rs are not within three iett
f the at tie clty grade, be led up TO with
In ihTee ieet of The same.
That, Lots fronting On Chevy street, in Block
No. 10 IN the r." tern Enlargement, raised
three end one bali feet above The base OF the city
ode; and Bloc's Nos D aud ~, III SAID Enlarge
ment, he ials,d six aud one halt ieet above tie
me.
/ hat, Lots Nos. 81. So, 81, rs nd 50, in the Up
per Enlargement, bc rIiseI enc and one naif tteI
above said grade, and that Lets IN tn South Easi
ha.f vi biocA No in the Eastern c.nlarg m NJ
and Loss Nos 81 90, 50, 90, 9 and %. in The Up
pc Enlargement, toe raised one anu three fourthS
tet above sai| grade.
ORDERED further, that the owners OF The above
described properly, be teq Fed Ia do said II ling up
the !st cav os september, 1851. de aU.t u,
" lich the same Will be done 10y the city, AT d =
expense and cost vi sud owners. by order OF The
Council JNU. J. CtlANDLfR.
iv2 lwd Clerk
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FoREIcN ATrAcHMENr.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 5th day OF
In July, 1851, wit of foreign attachment was
issued by me, James t. Walker, Justice Of the
Peace of the County OF Vanderburgh. at the in
stance ans upon the affidavit OF Henry ID. Ali
for said Henry ID. Alls and Lewis Howes, who
compose The firm Of Allis & Howes, against the
goods, chatels, credits and effects OF J0hn Tarvn,
by virtc" OF which writ, the following described
goods and chattels, to.wt:
One Brown Horse, saddle and bride, have been
attached as the property OF said John Tarvin, and
that the 10th day OF January 1852 at 10 OF lock
A. NJ. OF said DAY, at my office in Pigeon Town.
ship, of aid Cousty. will proceed to hear and de-
eide upon the claim of said Allis & Howes; where
OF the said John Tarsin and ill other persons con-
cerned, will take notice.
MY JAMES T.. WALKER,
jvll-w3w Justice ot the Peace.
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SHERJrrpS SAL

DY virtue al wii. oi special Fieri Facias IN
ID favor OF John A. i.eitZ and Ciemon> Reiiz.
nd against Lewis HiSger, issued Ou, oil the oiilce
OF The Clerk of The Wander hugh Circuit Court
and To M directed | will on Wednesday lhc 9th
day ii August A. ID 1851, between 10 clock A.
NJ and i p'clock y VI. of said day, at The door of
the court house in the city OF Evansville, expose
TO sale on credit OF six months with approved
secur ", The rents issues and profits Tor ,he term
of scven years OF The following described proper
~. 10 wit: dwelling house situated on Lot No
80 in ri cl Nc. l0i in the Town of Lamdsco
Civ; ami in default otlht said rents. issues and
profit. selling for a sum sufficient 10 satisfy said
execution, will at the same time and place Ctitr
Tor sale the fee smpls of The said properly.
iyi-3tw JOHN 8 TERRY. 8. V. G.
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EVANSVILLE a. GREEN RIVER
PACKET. ~
PIGEON SPRINGS.

THE Proprieiors of the Pigeon Springs, sit
L uaied one mie from Evansville, on Pigeon
Creek, have thoroughly improved The buildings aud
beautiful grounds OF The place, and are now pre-;
pared TO receive and entertain visitors in The best
style. =. 80
Two hacks will be running constantly during
The DAY and evening, between the Ci,y and the
springs.
The saloon has been entirely refited. and IL new
unexcelled for the quality OF its Liquors, by any
other ia this neghboihood
The Nine Pin Allies have been improved; ana
will be well lighted up of e, cnings. Accommoda.
ting attendance will always be at hand, and no
Objectionable conduct permitted about the preriii;
The Bath Rooms are now in excellent order ANA
visitors can at any hour take Salt Water BATH
This water has been highly esteemed for IT'S nedi;
cinal quatie., and healthy and invigorati.lk
drink cannot be excelled BY any other water. II
has also been highly recommended fcr baths bf
physicians acquainted with its qualities. = -
Visitors will receive every attention. As pacb
Of Summer resort She Pigeon Springs will be found
delightful during the warm days and evenings Of
summer. Thankful for past patronage, and Re;
specttuly solicit conunuarce OF the same, . l.-.
hay l9, 1851. THOS. ID. SMITH:
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NEW WHOLESALE g. RETAIL JEW
ELRY STORE,
No. IS 1Ih ST. bet NJ in an d NJ ark c I,
LOUISVILLE, KY


n The subscriber having just opened r.,
s., one OF the largest and ric es. ST cks &. 4
90 :, al, hes aud Jew,l:y in the city, Womb .n,I,,
ConEiry Merchants aud the public generally 10 cal
ana exam ne his goods AID prIc :, b. lIevlng that
Ire il selling superior quality OF goods at nom %
10 80 per cent. less Than any other house IN the
civ either al whole ale or retail.
Having mide arang menIs with the manuactu-
rers both Europe aud America. he is constant
fashioaable
A large stock will always no fund to select from,
consisting IN part Of the following
Gold Lev.r Wa,chcs, full ieweed and ornament
ed. tor so aud upward:
Silver Leplne Watches, 50 ~. warranted;
GId do so TO 30, do;
Fame gold Vest Chains, 81 and upwards;
Gold Fob and 6 uard Chains, $40 To 40;
do Miniature LOckels double and single,
do Miniature Pms aud Bracelets;
Ladies' anu Gents tine gold Breastpins, large as
sottnent.
Gold Pencils and Thinbies
c. & L. smiths superior diamond Pointed Gold
Pens, with the improved extension holder, 9th
& \ apd silver:
Mex ices, Chailemnies, Belt Slides and vari-
ETY. @, i-r artlc'es. which purchasers vii please
eu.l an examine btfIre making their selections
49,, ,ing II % he greauv 70 theiI advan agc.
All goodS tr rraRted asrePreSeated atth tine 81
saic # not the 10 Rey sriH be refunded.
c. A. BROWN.
Watches and Jeweliy carefully repaired, Old
Gold and Silver bought OF taken III exchange al
the highest prices, ile9ui
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[, OR DYSPEPSIA, GOVT, RHEUMATISM,
y Cholera Morbus, &c, &c, was introduced TO
the public the last year, ard has acquired higr
reputation Tor its efficiency in these and other af-
leclions. From its valuable properties as highly
dlffuslbe stimuant, IL PR ITSELF useful in baa-
ishIng the languor Ynd lassitude which affect the
residents OF Southern climate during the oppres-
siv heat OF summer, while ii is entire tree IRON
the Injurious effects If alcoholic 81 mt LIANT
McAilisier's Concentrated Extract of Ginger
will be found valuable companion 10 travellers
on the river, who almost invariably troubled
with complaints oi the bowels, causedby the char
OF the water they compelled 10 drink and
many fatal case of DarThea and Cholera may
be Traced to this origin. Ii will also prove ex
tremely beneficial Ia Gout, Rheumatism and Dys-
pepsia, and those troubled with Flauency and a
Ct oppression after ealng, will and il great.
ly 10 aIJ and strengthen digestion.
Prepared only Icy
SUICLIFFE- McALLISTER & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, 524, Main street, north side,
he ween 50 ard Iih, Lou vlle aud for sale by the
DrL ggists throughout the South and West.
S6y Price - cents per bOJIle. A liberal discount
made 10 Wholesale dealers.
For sale ln Evai sville, by
MAY 21daw4ml KELLER & FARNSL Ely.
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NEW BOOK STORE.

VNHE Subscribers would inform the Citizens q
4. Evansville and surrounding country, that
they have opened new and complete stock Of
BOONS, STATION cry, &C., and are prepared
to wal, upon all who may favor them with q call
;ensive collection OF School Bucks. Also, Blank
Books of every description. Writing. Wrappim9
and Printing Paper 80. -
A general variety of all kinds Of English. French
and American Stationary.
laneous Books &c. -
Our arrangements are such, that we shall receive
by Express, every two weeks. new BOOKS, as they
are issued by the Eastern Publishing Houses; al
OF which will be sid az Wholesale and RefsiL. NJ
low as tn. can be bought either in Louisville Of
Cine nnnti and no mistake e.4e
Call and examine our Books
r. a HOOD e. CO.,
Main ST. one door below Morg1n&K Gems.
EransUiHs, May 24th, 1851. wa
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GREAT SALE OF
$1,000 worth of New Custom Made
- ~ mr. N N TT ~ HR HSS
AT PUBLICAUCTiON
By Joseph Taylor at has Furniture Store, Water ST.,
EvANsviLLs, IND. =

ON Thursday. Friday and saturday, the 10th,
" llth md 18th OF July, commencing at 9ociocN
and during the iorenoon oi each day, viii be oIer
ed at public auction the largest and richest stock oil
Furniture ey,r ,ffefeI IN the cIy OF tvansviiie,
com losing Sous and Dvans, Cs ntrc side and Card
Tables " ardrvbes, Dress aud Plain Bureaus. tx
tension Tables. Mahogan, aud w Ilnut Enclosei
and Common Wash stands. cherry and walnut
Desks Wi II Book cases. Nohogaiy and walnut
Side boards, one complete Chamber sci new styi~
and Marble tops, vi IN gay IL ~ Racks. Maho5-
any aud Walnut oICe-buaIus, ChtTy and Walnut
Lounges, Michigan, and Rosewood work stands
Plain work stands of all Kinds Dining end Bieik-
IN tables, lo~ past Beseads OF all Kinds, Cottage
AMI French he eals, Mahog ny and Kos wood
high post re lsteads, fine walnut aud cherry hIgn
pos, do, plain walnut and sycamore do. do, ITun-
ell Bedsiea,s and cribs, n all ,gany hair 81 parior
hairs, Mahogany AMI hut Il ir seat Rockers
aud sewing ch IIrS, cane and pirl,r ci airs OF al
kinds cane SCAT rockers and sewing chars, wood
seat parlor chairs OF all kinds. wood seat rockers
cane and wo"d seat arm chat 8 mos, cotton and
shuck arasses comforts ct all sizes. b'ass mantle
CiocNs ol the latest and newest styles, looSing
glass ali slzes, leather trunks, &c.
ALSO,
At the same time and ace will he offered and
solo tor cash. bbls French Brandy 4 bbls Malaga
Wine, aud bbl GIn, all oil which Is of tile best
bran and good article.
lJrThe above magnIfi -ent assortment of FuEni
iurt IS no \ open Tor Inspection and viii b. sold at
the tine mCntiun,d, without reserve, IN order 10
make way for new arrange ment.
TEHNS:-All sums of $50 ard urder. cash:
over that sum, three m"Rlh- credi, with city en-
dorsers, payable in Bank. Those no contemplate
purch1sing Furniture in few months hence, had
embrace the present orpor unity of laying In
their supplies, a such an, tier rare chance may
never aglif be q II rel in this city. Ample accom-
will be prepared tor the comfort of La
dies attending the sale. respectfully.
list JOSEPH TAYLOR
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FOR SALE.

TINE Undersigned having determined 10 dis
l. pose of all be maieridl in The office of the
Evan; vile Daily and Weekly r pub Ican, now
offers The same for sale. There is in The Office,
two good Presses, and sufficient am uut OF
Type aud other materials 10 ru li>h double
Mediom Weekly paper and Imperial Daily pa
per To any one wishing to embark in The
printing business. this presents more inluce-
ments tina any her city i'm the Western States.
Evansville contains a population OF neatly sew
tn thousand Inhabitants, and will sustain COOL
daily Democratic paper. The surrounding c"un-
try j. rich, AM pOpulous. and by little exer-
ton on The part of The Editor OF the paner, the
people would subscribe literally TO a Weekly
Democratic paper. There is ALREADY near three
hundred subscribers to the Weekly 4 publican
AMI one hundred and forty subscribers 10 the
/ Daily. The advertising andJub work amounts
TO eight hundred dollars yearly. Those
wish, Z topurchase, will apply Immediately tC
the sub>cr Der. either in person II Ivy letter pos
paid, when and where III y can learn The term
of sale. The papers Throughout the Stale, wit
confer favor by noticing this advertisement
EDITORIAL or by copying.
July l-3w BEN. STlNSON.
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rwOOL CARDING.

= Wharf. The subscriber respectfully iIiorms
the public lhl he has in good repair aud IN ye-a-
ton a set at Ca1.iIng Machines on which h. will
do work The be lyle and on asonablt terms 10
short rotIce, as he has employed COOL WOODEN
manufactured &, m Cincinnati 20 attend the ime.
n. B-peIsons IT, ma distance IN waning have
preference IN work being done after night to 9th
ers in bcIo,e hem.
Also, the CVru Mill will run regular everv We'd
deSiav saturday, aud oteler i business reluir Z.
j 27-im JOHN II. BIRTH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-07-12
PIANOS! PIANOS

THE subscriber wishes to inform the cit.
tLEizens that he has again arrived ana located
~ himself here, offers for sale Stodart& Oun-
hams Piano Fortes. which are considered BY the
most Judges 20 be he best in the United Slsies.and
the almost universal preference given TO them by
purchasers is proof that their excellence is ap-
preciated.
: Mr. s. will also be prepared TO receive pupils at
the Piano and Guitar, with thorough instructions
tor the voice
Terms For instruction with the use of the Pr
ano, s. lessons, Without the use OF the
PiaLl 6 "a lessons, payable al the end oi the
Irst
Pianos tuned and repaired.
.-.t u. y STEIN
Professor Of Music.
RFResidence at Mr.. Chadd's.
Pianos can he seen AT tue book store OF E. H.
Hoo & Co., aud ut my residence.
June 4-G2s-wly
OF Henderson Keniuclian will copy 10 the
amount OF two dollars, and send bill TO this Office