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BALTIMORE College OF Dental Surgery,
ID ls32-'53

RALTIMoRE College OF Dental Surgery, session
u ls52-'53
Chaplin Harris A. b. NJ d., Professor OF Principles and P
tice OF Dental Surgery.
Tho. E Bond Jr A. M NJ d., Professor OF speca PaboD
and Therapeutics,
w. X. Handy NJ D., Professor Anatomy Physiology.
Alfred A. Bandy, NJ D. Professor OF Operative Dcntesry.
PHILIP w. Austen, NJ d. Professor of Mechanical Dentistry
Reginald N. Wright a. M NJ. d., Lecturer Chemistry.
The mechanical and dssoctng viii opened si
Moaday Of October. The innay wi bc open hTouFoH ne
The regular Of lectures begin Monday ui
November, and continue ttl the last OF Mnrch.
Tickets for the sl0 dissecting op0na S0
natricuafon, o. diploma Zee, $50.
Good board from 81 so to % 90.
Asg5 w. n HANDY, Dean
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FOR HARPER's FERRY.


THE packet Dell ensuing seat
commencing from this date between Georgetown Harpe
Ferry.
Leaving Georgetown daily p arriving arer's Fur
NEXT morning 10 time for the Cumberland ad
Winchester.
Returning, eaving Harpers Ferry M arriving Gee
town morning al y O'Clock.
Omnbuses will be in readiness the arrival OF passengers
Georgetown, 10 convey tbem TO Washington.
0ys-fare through, including board, 81 90.
Mar 28--,lI
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CnARLOTrE nALL SCHOOL.

IN THEIR anxiety extend the of education ul and
render this school preeminently useful the m
afforded board and prices fur below those
similar barely
the exercise Of the sTicte The greatly
confidence and The present of study
appoint additional teacher dl students
military exercises To this and incidental explss
which the interests Of the school demand board is
been induced make small addition tuition
which would be but slightly ieli by individuals, but which, he
aggregate, is hoped will be sufficient for all contingencies
feTe-
Reaire That hereafter the charges for tuition this inst
shall be follows
Per quarpt
IN me primary English department alone.
In the Mathematical department alone .........
In the CLASSICAL classical department %
In the department OF modern languages for each
modern language extra. .....................'..a a@
In he scicnihc department, chemistry, natural phios
ophy, astronomy, practical surveying, sc. with
instruments and attendance experimental lectures,
.:.... .......~...,.......,.
Board, washing, &C., heretofore ..........
The present summer vacation is extended to the third
September
BY order Of the board Of trustees;
l.. r. BRsCoE Register
Aug. -
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The new YoaE Aaa IAyerpooi Unitsd states MAJ
sAH@fs " MAAA Steamers
The ships composing this hne are; ~
ss...
The Pacific. ...sssSspI wye
The Arctic Capt Luce
Capt Comst0ck
The Adr1auS ...Capt Sfafoh.
esf-rasaxa These ships having been built
fY pressy for government service has been
ZbItN taken in Their construction also ia enginss
insure strength aud speed and their aceommo
daons for unequailed for elegance and comfort
passage New Liverpool cabin, 2o
Exclusive OF size sateroos $500 In second cabin So
From Liverpool 10 New York. $50 aud E2O.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No berth can be secured until paid for.
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United states Patent once,
Washington, Nov. "a, is52.

Washington, Nov. q, is52
IN petition of Charles Goodyear, (assignes u ~ Haywadl
Haven, praying for the extension of patent
granted Improvement the mode of preparing eaoui
sulphur ~ articles, for
years from the expiration of said patent which takes place.
the twenty fourth day OF February, leS3-
petition heard the Patent ONCE
Monday Jlst o January, 1852 " o'clock and MI
appear show they
why said petition ought not 20 be granted.
opposing required e in the Patent
specially set forth writing at least TWEEN
day OF sang Az testimony Glad by either
said hearing be taken and transmitted
oce, which win be furnished
yte alton. .... .. :.
Ordered also published IN the National Inis
rencsr Republic Union washington ~ g. Inquirer, Phil
adphfa Pennsylvania E1press New YORK cyi Albany sne
Register Albany New York Coasnt auiord Connecticut
Journal Rhode leland and Daily Bee, bn-
ton Massachusetts for successive weeks
hrtyhr 3is Of January eighteen hundred and
- Y" g. n. HODGES,
Commissioner of Patents
r. 81 Editors the papers will please copy, and send their
bills Office, with paper containing this notice,
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lMM s4.,,EssiF 4,Ess sss 20 ss


White Han. New Windsor Carroll county, HHrT
Iand,
THIS wcknown establishment thoroughly rse
waited and fitted for The especial benefit o. ascs w
quiet, comfort and rcmcnt u Is located IN region fonafka
Cor its salubty, the immediate vicinity uhu
spring and, for residence, few more o.
srahe In The Smte than the romantic village OF New Wmdo
The subscnher still fwenyhW
soardtTs Tho nbe will he kept The taste
ALL The bar viii be furnished with the best OF wines liquors
Fars sc.
The for board shall he moderate nothing bsl w.
done which will cenduce the comfort pleasure vst
stage 70 Westminster, by the Baltimore ohio sf
Woodbne or Mount Airy, either of which places cony
VIII be found 20 convey passengers New Windsor neuce
given 10 the subscriber few days before.
SARAH BARTHoIoly, rmrrsor
Juy23-dm J. p. BARTHoI.OW, Agent
HATS and Caps Hats and Caps! Men and BoJs
~ OF every style quality, and price suitable for fan and wn
large and complete assortment just received and r sale m a
able prices, at g. ". LANES
Uat Cap, and Gentemen's Furnishing Estabishmeni
sep ls-aw9wh Penn. nv, near ~ street
News and Tslenraph.l
A COMPENDIUM OF NJ etnodisrn. embracing the nv
~ tory and condition of s various branches all cow
uesi with Defence of Its Docnal, Governmental and Pfus
val Pscnhanuss by Rev James Porter, a, NJ, author q ~
True Evaneeiisi.n
Lectures Young Dangers Safeguards snd RePh
Hbiies; by Rev. Daniel Smith.
The Merchants Daughter and narrayes by Rev j. :
Barr.
The Successful Merchanskeches Of the Lif OF Mr. sama
For safe by GRAY & BALLANTYNB .
Nov - Seventh street
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HIGHLAND pLAIDs.-Ths day opened
III 100 pieces Highland plads Of the exquisite qualities and
styles, fo ctdrens Those dtsiring goods Of that
class had better call a
100 peces dne mousseues and Of the bgs colors
and hest qualities
pieces hne aud mousseinee, fneutal shades1
20 pieces hne "Pans josey aannels,r all col0rs
100 pieces white haunes all prices and qualities
pieces thin cassimeres and tweeds for buys' pants
lots goods, all povebay prices,
Terms cash unless arranged 10 the contrary.
Good ARTICLES, low prices, and fair dealing be relied in NIL
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
oct0-dn Opposite Centre Market.
frEsE Physicfan's Pocket pose-uooh, and symptom
and o III the principal articles
Of the Materia Nediea 40. by =. v. Wyhes MD
Az the Medical Books published In the United states for sale
TAYLOR MAuRy,
Nov 9s Bookseneu near Oh street.
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New York FashIonabIe Clothing Establishment
Wholesale and retail for cash only.
LFRED MUNRoR CO.. AL Broadway Cbctweep Howard
IA Grand srets,) invite all persons visiting New York,
either business pleasure, their eyta
men md exam Of
Pine and fashionable ci0tbing,
GenueRens furnishing goods,
Boys and children's ciothing, SC,
Of the best description, there exhibited ot sale.
principles which govern New Orleans establish
and which have made universally popular in the South
West strictly adhered i4 Broadway, New York
our ncie cor obtaining goods such enable al
o fashionable styles Of garments
and Al the tdyyest pricas.
Every article 0d under full guarantees,
No PRtCRsThn pres each article u marked
figures upon ucket reduction
be made.
Audrscrpuous clothing order The shortest
ALFRED MUNROE 4 co,
AL Broadway, New York
ALrHFD MUNRoR,
ws o. AnnATT 4 May 2s-damf
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nEMOCRaTIC Review Jure,r %, with portrait
'e''e' "'' ~ FRAScK TAYoLR.
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The RAILROAD Route to the West.

Through CnanGh ~ ra entire dIsaes e4et ten mile
mich q done IN coacLef.
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AS,ns Insurance Company, OF Utica, New York
Capital Si70,0oo
ViIs company continues against loss damage by FIRE
public private buildings the country furniture,
stocks of goods, and merchandise generally Also, marine risks
by steamboats, roads, rivers, and lakes taken the
favorable terms
Is system equitable and safe, and the directors have
satisfaction they have accumulated ample
surplus fund.- which, in addition tho capital stock Of the company,
cHrefu enabling em the
unereepouabe Naturalization to those who may Transact
business this company
John +. HfNMAN, President.
m. ~. HAWLEY, Secretary, tM#
H CHARfEs DE sELDrvG, Agent
IN street, opposite Odd faiows' Hail.
June o-3aw1g
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Foreign Mails.

IN OBEDIENCE Congress- approved August 90 1882,
4 which : in the words following TO wit
An ae provide for a monthly Orleans 10 Vera
Cluz, via Tampico, and back vessels
enacted BY the SeHaie and House Of Representatives. 81 the
States diea Ia Congress Geab!ed That the Posimas
he hereby authorized and directed TO enter
INTO contract for tenn OF 1--WE years exceeding
thousand dollars with such person OF persons as
security, due public notice
for the transportation OF the mails Of the United Staies upon e
States month from New Or
leans via Iampeo Cruz back vessels OF
less than eight BURDEN form Reconstruction
adapted southern waters, the be
ready in the shortest possible hme''-
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! - / Test, JUHN A. SMITH, teTk.
w. @. ssETIEK, Solicitor for Compliments
True copy Test, JOHN A. SMITH, Clerk.
Dec 2-iaw3w
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Rcpnbc Tneirencer Union, washington; Courier nnd
Enquirer and EvVoss, New York Boston
Patriot win publish the above twenty daily then twice weet
~ 10Th January. .## 'I#.a&
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FURNITURE Day GOODS.-CLAGRTT DOnsON
have the informing public that their st0k
goods above line full and complete, comprising the
and desirable productions Of
ReEau vevef tapestry plain Brussels, imperial, and extra
thecply double and uperane ngran ried and plain We
neunn, Dutch, and Dundeed carpetings
Also, elegant stock of rugs, and mats 10 match
Also rich and extensive stock oaoor oiciots which cut
according 10 diagram
An kinds of fashionable curtain materials, with all ts
sary belongings
An elegant assortment Of transparent shades
10 do shade innNs
DO do wooilen and linen drugeets
DO do table oicotE
To all of which the o houekeepesis respet fully
invited.
Sept l5-3ieodif CLAGETT DoDsON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-11

"Look he, ole feller," said negro to an
other darkey, in cabaret in the Second Dis
trict last evening; "look he, ole feller.-
Now, hain't bin out more an three minutes
an some Teller has ta'en my liquo' Now
who flung dat las brick!"
81 did," said the niger addressed, speaking
with an air of emphatic positiveness. 81 did
that--I didn't do muffin else."
"Den, why did you does it! 'Splain dat to
me-"
Eyes, nigga, I'll Illuminate. You left your
liquor dar-sartin, shua. Well, does you
know dat durin' your absence, if / hadn't ia
ken il, Sam Jonsing would--he ac'ly had his
hand on de tumble. But / says-sNo you
does'nt;' an so to purwent him from drinkn't
] drink'd it myself"
" But dar amt no princerple involved in
dat.''
ayes dar am. De priacerT oh Intervention
to purioent intertcention!"
The logic seemed to satisfy his questioner
and as that horn of the dilemma was adjusted
they took another horn.2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-11
The Election.

1t might very naturally be presumed, that
this being the day before the election, we
should have something to say about an event
at least very important to large number Of
candidates. AS a politician, we have nothing
to say. The candidates for county offices and
Legislature, appear to be running without re-
specs TO party, there being indeed for some
Offices, several candidates of each party. We
have therefore abstained latterly from all in
reference in their race. They are fighting
their own battles on the stump, electioneering
vigorously, and SO far as we can see, conduct
ing things fairly. At all events, they can
watch and fight each other without our assis-
lance. We have indeed gone farther, as it
seems to be the desire of the people that for
this time at least, politics should be kept from
our local elections. We have during the last
few weeks, abstained as far as possible from
such illusions estate affairs in connection
with the Democratic and. Wing parties, as
might provoke politicians to TAX an active yo-
iitical part in the election of minor candidates
We have principally confined our remarks to
national matters and the national candidates
and we desire to be permitted to do so till the
November election.
AS for the State candidates, those particu.
la candidates for which the people of every
county in the State will be called Upon to
vote, we hope party lines may be drawn strict
ly, because the whole nation is now looking
at the two parties in Indiana. The vote for
Governor VIII tell our peighborng States
how the two parties stand in Indiana, and at.
ford good ground for calculations upon which
to base the Presidential vote. But our loca
elections are a matter OF no general interest
yet our o,rn interest in them is deeper than in
the election Of theIState officers. Those elect.
ed to certain minor Offices will have much o
our pecuniary interests directly in their haTds
and we cannot be too particular in getting
the right kind of persons, without respect to
party.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-11

"We hope every voter will to himself
and I'm himself, canvass the merits ofthe two
candidates for Congress. If Reauis do not
after such an investigation, make claim up
on every honorable feeling in their breasts,
for the preference, then the two men are not
at all known. He is honest and capable
plain and straight forward man, without guile
and without deceit. He would make an ex-
cellent Representative and far better one
certainly than his opponent, if we may Judge
Miller by his course in the late State Conven-
ton. Mr.. Reayis had wide range of ac-
quaintance in this county, and it will be some
thing strange if any one who does know him,
votes against him.
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4. HUN yam.
Merchant Tailor.
it9 MAIN STREET. o

40 MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE THE JOURNAL OFFICE,
ky.
receiving large and very superior stock of Cloths,
Cassineres and Yestirgs in great variety of colos.
Inc Finest and most Fashionable goods that could be
selected from the largest importing houses in New York
Overcoming of design and of superior quality and
In large quantities Styles, ve,y rich, trimmings suit.
large stock Of fancy Cassimcres very beautiful and in
good taste. All kinds of veslincs, Vevets. Pushes,
Ealinces, Morino silks and Satns. Beautiful white
embroided Satns and figured Silks for weddings and
parties.
large stock of Gentemcn's Furnishing goods in the
best quality and taste. Gentlemen rely upon get
ting the best and most Fashionable goods Ut this estab
lishmeut, The style OF all garments will be in
dance with the tast of the customer and the prcyaBg
fashion. Gcnilcnen visiting louisville be suited
their ton by calling upon A. o. X, AS Main street,
who will be pleased show his goods and 10 silt his
patrons in u style that will be Card to his house.
Orders solicited AID promptly attended TO.
oet93m A. D. RUNYAN-
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TO DRUGGISTS, PHYstCIaNS AND
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

rjNHE undersigned have i'm store large stock of
Il Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals OTIS. Paints, Varnis
es, Dye Woods, Glassware, Patent Medicines Brushes
dc. &c., and constantly receiving fresh supplies
from the manufacturers and Eastern markets. which they
are determined to sell Il: small advance.
Our articles all selected with great care and war
antcd TO give satisfaction to genuneness quality and
price. =
Surgical instruments, Trusses, Abdominal Supporters
and Shoulder Braces of the most a, proved STYLES
Pure Brandy, Old Rye Whisky and Wines for medical
purposes only, Of the very best qualities.
Also large supply of Daguerrean Stock, consisting of
Plates, Cases. Chemicals DC, at small advance from
Eastern prices.
Mrs Miiler's Fine Cut Tobacco and choice lot Of old
Havana Segars. Bird Cages Seeds and Fountains
merchants and dealers will please call aud examine
our stock when in the city, and all orders will be aend
Ell 10 Immediately and carefully packed
ALLEN c. HALLocK, HALLOCk d STODDARD,
W. H. +. SToDDARD,( Wholesale Druggists
Oef. IT Main street, near the river.
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" If any other ticket than the one con-
tanning the names of all the candidates for
office in this county, be presented to voters,
they will look upon it as a FRAUD. The
ticket nov being circulated by the candi-
dates, is a fair one for every man, and the
committee appointed by all the candidates
were to have gotten up.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-11

05Mr. Philip Decker addressed the Ger
man Scott Club last Friday night. Mr.. D.,
we understand, makes a sound, sensible and
practical speech. Ii he be not honest in ev-
cry assert ion lie makes and in all his remarks,
he shows himself different in his speeches
from what he does in his business and private
relations. He can be relied on in anything
he says or does.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-11

HARBoR AND RIVER iPrRuPRIArroNs.-
The Secretary of War has assigned the
charge of the river and harbor works upon
the Atlantic coast to a corps of engineers,
commanded by Gen. Tarlton. The improve
ments on lake harbors and western rivers has
been assigned to a corps of Typographical en-.
gineers of which Col. Albert is the chief.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-11
ELECTION TICKETS.

ELECTION TICKETS, containing the namc OF every
candidate for every Office tobe ned in the ensuing State
election, Tuesday, Oct i 1859, and arranged BY The
Poll Books. may be obtained at the JOURNAL OF
FICE, after oclock this morning. at the rate of FIFTY
CENTS per one, hundred These tickets have been
made without respect party and has been
taken in obtaining entire correctness throughout They
can be obtained in any quantity.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-11

IMMIGRATION FOR SEPrEMBER.-During the
month of September just closed 36,69l alien
passengers arrived at New York. During the
same period 3,232 citizens arrived from foreign
ports. The increase of immigration last
month over the corresponding month in 1851
was 3,l9l; and the increase of immigration
this year thus far, over that of the first nine
months of 1851, 23,O24.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-11

GWe don't by any means vouch for the
report, that our amiable neighbor ofthe Times
begged some laborers who were digging a
trench on the street, to lay him in it, imagin-
ing himselfa gas pipe. Nor do we say the
surmise of one of the laborers was correct,
when he said" Arrah, my boy, keep aisy.-
Yer pipe no doubt, and there's much gas in
ye-but its pipe of something else ye are,
with the bung out" b-- -. 500 f.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-11

~ One would think King were running
for Pre- sident instead of Vice President, CT
the Democratic Ticket, from the way in
which the British are trying to get this same
ticket elected. They will, however, have a
good deal of American opposition in favor of
Scott.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-11

POLIrIcAL.-The " higs of New York city
have nominated James Brown, Joseph Hoxie
Hon. Il. g.. Campbell, Hon. James Brooks,
and Hon. ]. II. II. Haws for Congress, Chas.
FL. Kirkland for Supreme Judge, and James
Kelly for Sheriff.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-11

GTThe steamer Dove, bound down, struck
a snag at Chenault's Reach, in the Ohio, a
few days since, causing her to leak badly
She discharged her cargo at Ownesboro, and
went back to Louisville for repairs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-11

RICH The Times says it is generally
believed" that Gen. Worth is the author of
SCOTS Tactics We suppose in this case
generally believed" means believed by a
General-and it is very likely several Gene
rails like Lane will try very hard t. believe
that every good thing Gen. Scott ever did,
was done by some other person. The editor
of the Times may have general belief on
the subject, because he seems to get good
many Of his beliefs from the General.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-11

CANDIDATES SPEAKING.-The candidates
for different local Offices having spoken in
every other township in Vanderburgh, will
this afternoon, speak in Pigeon Township, at
the Salt Well. All the candidates will doubt
less be present A great crowd will be there
to hear them il the weather prove fine.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-11

The election of Senator and Representa-.
tive to the Legislature aud county officers is
now in the hands Of the people. They seem
to have taken it this time from the politicians,
Let then each man of the people think well
before he votes. Let him ask of each can.
didate, is he honest, is he capable, is he the
best man running for this certain office. Dc
this, and act by the dictates your own con.
science, and whatever may be the result, yoa
have done WELL
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-11

n57A note from Billy Gordon Esq, clerk
of the Sam Gloon, to Mr.. O'Riley, says that
steamer is aground at Tradewater Bar. He
adds-''Tell Sanders there is such scarcity of
water alb ut here, that the farmers on shore
are taking their cattle seven miles in boats to
give them drink" We should think water
lUds rather scarce about there. Bars, how
ever, are abundant.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-11

%An expression in one of Gen. Scott's
late speeches, accounts very well for the
hatred borne him by certain Locofoco editors.
He said-"I logged thieves and pickPock-
ets." Some of these fellows will slander
him to the grave for that.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-11

0TLaborers were engaged last Saturday in
digging trenches for laying gas pipes, on First
street between Main and Sycamore, opposite
"Commercial Row." We think the business
men OF that wholesale commercial mart ought
to give supper when they get the gas let on
by the Company. They want little more
gas, anyhow.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-11

0TMessrs. Gotlieb, Vile & Co., have
been receiving tremendous lot of Ready
ldade Clothing, &C., comprising all manner
Of fancy and fashionable styles, made up in
the best manner.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-11

has appointed J. r. Fayerweather. of Burl-
ington, Iowa, Special Agent, to attend exclu-
sively TO the transportation Of the mails be-
tween the Atlantic cities and the city of ST.
Louis.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-11

NVoters will recollect to scratch out
the name of every candidate on the ticket,
except the ones he votes for. This is impor-
tant, and lis neglect is now and then the oc-
cason of vote being lost.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-11

ora larger number Of foreigners have
been naturalized in this city within the last
six months, than ever before in the same, or
probably double the same length of time.