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Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-19
NEW YORK, July 1874 :

NV IOkk, July IV--Zt P. m.
Sales of six thousand barrels -four have been
made at prices unchanged Cotton is dull Grain
steady.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-19

NEW GOODS-FRESH ARRIVAL
LNRENCH, ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN GOODS-em-
L bracing CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
VESTINGS, and Goods generally
adapted to Genemens wear, of the latest and de
signs and styles, direct from first hands, New York.
Particular attention has been paid the selection of
above goods which, in addition to his former stock is
complete and cannot be surpassed.
The subscriber is receiving monthly the latest report
Paris fashions prepared execute for the votarie
fashion the best style and finish
Fits warranted, and goods made up to please, by
GEORGE w. HINTON,
Penn. ay., north side, bet. AZ and 9th sts
System of Draughting and Cutting Pantaloons.
mar l3-tf
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Stevens
TO BANKERS AND MERCHANTS.

II IRKWoOD & McGILL, having received an assortment
IN of type especially adapted for BANK CHECKS,
DRAFTS &C., prepard to fill all orders at short notice.
and on reasonable terms.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
iye-tf cor. Sth and streets.
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GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY!
FOR ALL NERVOUS CONDITIONS OF THE SYSTEM
DIR. ROSES NERVOUS CORDIALi

DIR. ROSES NERVOUS CORDIALI
HEART DISEASES AND NERVOUS COMPLAINTS
oI The astonishing happy effect Of DR., ROSES NER-
ooS CofDlAL, for Diseases of the Heart Papitation,
NumDness, Neuralgia, Nervous Tremor Of the Muscles,
neaItDurn, fatulence, Pain in the Face, Wakeuness,
hesueSsnes or Tor the Mind Body down by care
ao OF study mas induced many physicians TO use IL in
tneir pracuce FOR aweak constitution, Ii is grand
sorer IL completely the system all
irratons and almost mracu Gus In its rapid and happy
fleet The weak and the nervous are frequently restored
70 perfect health before using bottle Price so cent?
Liver Diseases, Dyspepsia, and Bilious Habits!
If your Liver deranged, your skin will be- yellow Dys
pepsa and Bilious condition Of the system will follow you
will be troubled with cold feet variable appetite and da
pressed spirits by taking Dr. Roses celebrated Railroad or
Ant-Bous Pills. you will soon find all the above bad symn
toms disappear They give strength and richness to tie
blood. Boxes 12l6 aud 26 cents.
Rs- These Pills called RAILROAD PILLS, because
they go ahead of all other Pills in their good eect1
Ga Wee from Mercury.
Do You Suffer with any Pain
If you do, you will find immediate relief by using DR.
ROSES PAIE-CURER. 1t Is the only preparation which
cures almost instantly Sore Threat rheumatism, from
Colds Pains In the Sde Back, Limbs; Face Ear,
Tooth Ache; Stomach Bowels, Side or Back; Stiff Neck
Bruises Corns and Chlblans Wherever you have pain
the PGnCurer Safe to all ages, and the price being
low the poor we'll tho rch obtain it in 25 and
so cent bottles,
By The above preparations be found with circulars
and full directions, at the stores OF
q. ID. Gilman W. II. Gilman,
Charles stott Co, Samuel Butt,
j. L. Callan, John W Nairn,
Kidwell & Lawrence, Washington city, D. @.
J. L. Kidvell, Georgetown, D. q. ljuly 9--tr
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I of all kinds
Fine Fill Envelopes, at 81 thousand
Fine letter Paper and Focl2csp Paper s 81 Is and $50
o ream.
Fine Steel Pens at 80 cents box, containing gross
Ledgers Journals, Day Books. Pass Books, and Blank
Books of oil s1pP and duates--at very low prces-at
TAYLOR 4 MAURYS
iupc 23-- Bookstore. Ninth street
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$40 REWARD.-LOST!
CONTINENTAL GUARDS EXCURSION!

THREE Bank of Virginia notes of $50 each and one E-
change Bank of Virginia note OF So The finder will
apply at this Office july 2-n
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LADIES & GENTLEMEN's BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
IUST RECEIVED this day, from New York manufactured
~ expressly for US
Ladies' Black Cater Boots, very fms
Ladies' Light do do
Ladies' French Kid Buskins and Slippers
Ladies' French MorrocO do do
Ladies' Morocco and Leather Boots and Buskins
Gentemeas Patent Leather Boots and Congress Cal.
ters, Of superior quality, for sal, low by
HAEElS GRIFFIN.
Peuna. avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets,
june 26-tr next door to W. uHrper & Co
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-19

FRESH BUTTER, EGGS, VEGETABLES, NEW
MILK, &c.
TUST received and will continue to be received nearly
every day through the season. Fresh Butter from Of
the best dares in Fairfax county, togeherth Vegetables
Eggs &c Also PURE NEW MILK and large variety of
excellent family Groceriescheap for cash. For sale by
TRUMAN NJ BRUSH,
opposite the Garrison Garrison street,
may 25-tr Navy Yard HILL
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KRAUsER's PATENT CLoVER-sEED HAIR
VESTER

IS BEFORE THE PUBLIC FOR THE FIRST TIMEl
is utility is beyond comparison with any other farming
implement now in 1t takes the seed from the field
leaving the straw grass all standing 1t weighs two
dred and fifty pounds drawn by horse and gathers
from ten to twelve per day The fingers, teeth
catch all the heads the revolving knives them off and
throw them back into the box which will twenty
acre field without emptyng The heads then loaded
into wagon and taken directly the mill cleaning
thus diminishing the labor and saving all the
seed This machine low that every farmer tutU
tare it, and pays the manufacturer 800 per cent.
Il WHEELER, Agent for Washington.
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NUN IININIhl uUhuUp hzAOUNoIUI
rFNHE Continental Guards respectfully that
their first excursion will be given Tuesday evening"
July 90 1882 for which purpose they have chartered the
steamer Columbia
The boat will leave Georgeo at o'clock m Riley
wharf Washngton) at SO o'clock; the Navy Yard at y
o'clock and Alexandria AZ ~ o'clock and proceed down
the Potomac far Indian Head stopping at Fort
Washington sufficiently long TO afford the company thor
ough view of the forth aton and return 10 the city at
reasonable hour.
superior cotllon band has been engaged Supper and
other refreshments will be furnished at reasonable prices
B- Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies' Sl-to be
had at the usual places of the executive committee and
the boat
"a Georgetown and Navy Yard omnibuses will be at the
wharf the return of the boat for the conveyance pas
sengers % either place.
J. II BIRD,
d. B. CLARKE,
J. @. A. CRUPPER.
j. TUCKER,
]. NJ GRIMES
J. 7. CASSELL,
c. BISHOP,
June Z9-dtd Executive Comailttce
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CLOTHING CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
GPLENDID new and elegant styles of Summer Clothing
embracing the largest and beet brought
to Washington.
Grass Cloth 81 TX and Frock Coats
Pongee Silk do do
Silk Alpaca do do
Summer Cloth do do
Gngham & Linen do do
Habit Cloth do do
Tweeds, all colors, do do
With endless variety of Shirts Undershirt Silk Me-
rino, and Cotton; Drawers of Linen Cotton and Merno;
Handkerchef, Stocks Scarts, Cravas Gloves Collars &c.,
&c. AS stock is the most extensive and desirable
would invite and to pay visit
before making their seecionsby doing. they will be
enabled to their money and oba the best and most
desirable garments Of all kinds Aa constantly hand
large assortment of TRAVELLING Trupks Haboxes, Vaes.
Carpet bags Satchels, &C., &c.
WALL STEPHENS,
Penna av bet 9th and 10th ss next door east of the
june 1T Iron Building.
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Eggs &C Also PURE NEW MILK and large variety of
excellent family Groceriescheap for cash. For sale by
TRUMAN NJ BRUSH,
opposite the Garrison Garrison street,
may 25-tr Navy Yard Hill
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA BOAT
Passage, FEve CentsO
TNHE Steamboat PHENIX continues to run regularly
i between Alexandria and Washington, leaving Jan
street, Washington.
Leaves Alexandria at ~, s1 111S and o'clock.
Leaves Washington Mt 81, i05, i25 g. 5, and o'clock.
Passage the boat ue cents Carriages Wagons Carts,
and Freight Of all kinds, taken at about half the usual rate
s. SANDERS0N, Capt
An Omnibus connects regularly with the Boat at Wash
ington, [Intell may 22-u
DERFUMERY. including Colognes, oils
for the hair Powders of all kinds Almond Soap Float
ing do, Taylors Crystalline do, Wash Balls Hair Brushes,
Tooth do Combs and rich patterns of various prices
and numerous other Fancy Goods at the Central Millinery
and Fancy Store tn street. opposite pldiellewS Hall
sA very good article of White sewing Cotton al two
cents per spool. may 10-tr
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!
SERMoNs and other Writings of the Rev. ANDREW
- BR0ADDUs with Memoir Of his Life-by j. B. JErER,
d. d. fPortrait)
LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF JOHN @. ADAMS,
with the Euogy delivered before the Legislature Of New
York by WIN. H. SEWARD.
HOME INFLUENCE, tale for Mothers and Daughters
by GRtcE AaUnAR.
MARGARET CECIL; or, "I Can Because 1 ought"-by
COUSIN KATE.
THE SCHOOLGIRL IN FRANCE, Tele--by ths author
Of "The Convent
HANDBOOK OF ETIQUETTE
For sale by A. GRAY, Bookseller,
may 7-tr 7th st., opposite odd-Fellows' Hall
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WILL take active silent partner, with the above
Il capital, in q business that will yield rry high
rate Of profits within short time Address through
the post Office Rs- This proposition will bslopen only
few days. may 7-u
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Coats, Pantaloons, and Vests!
AND CLOTHING OF EVERY VARIETY

SCHOOL BOOKS at New York Prices.
full assortment of all kinds in use; and the
o's' % - AUSTIN GRAY.
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ffurkets.

BALTIMORE, July IL
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Cross KEYS, WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, CAMDEN Co., ID,
September 4, 1851. (
We, the undersigned, do certify that have Mr.
Krapsers Patent Glover Harvester In operation and it ha
given perfect satisfaction 1t has gathered many of tn,
farmers clover in this Is all that Mr. Krau
and his bills represent to be- The farmers have gver
one-hslf for gathering and threshing
JAMES d. TIafBEEMAN, JOSEPH DEwALp,
WILLIAM p. GARwooD JOHN Y. Cook,
WM. @. NICHOLSON, JA.IEs Il. Cook,
JAMES COLLINS, JAMES BRYsoI,
CHARLES LEWIS, PETER JONES.
THOMAS TUMBLEsoN,
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Cost Of harvesting, &c, 1000 acres. $500
Terms of gathering shares of onehalf; which would
leave from the above calculation in the hands of the gath
erer 500 bushels Selling 1t at SIS per bushel would be
81 ,500 deducng expenses, $780, would leave balance
the hands of the gatherer of $1,000.
In county where there but townships deduct and
multiply the $4,000 by would be $4,000.
We believe the above calculation be indsputable
the numerous farmers with whom have consulted
have found them to agree unanimously with the above cal
culation.
Perhaps invention offers greater inducements for
profitable investment than the Harvester. For enter
prising young of good business habits large Of
money could without doubt be realized from the sale Of
rights in the different States Of the Union yet disposed
Of By calling at this Office it be demonstrated satsfac
toy that of moderate capital could choose better
more money paying business
Those who wish model of this celebrated farming
implement and the satisfactory which it operates
can do SO by calling at L. WHEELERs,
Opposite Browns Hotel
BThe subscriber has purchased the right for Mont.
gomery county, Maryland.
june lift Intel NewR&Ro Jourl
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LNREY'S Vermifuge, Jayne's, Expecto-
rant Jayne's CerminattTe alsam, Browns Essence of
Ginger, Wstars Basar Will Cherry, Hunts Lniment,
Browns VermifGge Ayres Glory Pectora for sale by
/ iune 25-tf WILLIAM r. EVANS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-21

THE PRosPEcrIN Onro.--The editor of the
New York Tribune, after passing week
in Ohio has written lucid and able arti-
Gle upon what he saw and heard there
We copy the two following paragraphs:
There are at least 10000 Irish-born
Democratic voters in Ohio, two-thirJs of
whom want to vote for Gen. Scott, and
most of them have declared that they will
do so. Left to their own free choice, I'M
prompted and uninauenocd from any quar-
ter they would ofthemselvcs give him the
State by handsome majority. But all
manner of influences are brought to bear
upon them By the INSCRIPTIONS politicians
who have recently miSruled the State to
swerve them from their purpose. Appeals
to old prejudices, bugaboo stories about
Nativlsm, and all manner of detraction OF
Gen. Scott and the Wing party are free
" resorted to, while all the numerous
jouruasl hitherto subssting on the patron
age and enjoying the confidence of Irish
men are subsidized by the Pierce wire
workers, and made to curse and bless
at their bidding. These combined efforts
will have some effect; how much, cannot
/, be told before November. If :hey do not
-repcl from Gen. SCOTS support over hall
the lrishmen who want to vote for him,
his triumph is certain.
One more important element in the can.
vass remains to be stated-thc Wigs are al
icOrk. Without noise, or parade, or mon
ster meetings, they are quietly and efici
emily preparing for the contest, and will
throw more votes for General Scott thar
were ever cast in Ohio for and candidate
for any Office whatever, Some Of the ole
Wing counties will exceed even the ma
joriIies they gave for Harrison in 1910
when he carried the State by over 23.OOC
majority. Iii all the counties shall be a,
well contested as We know .two-thrds o
them will be, the result must be all tina
the friends OF Gen. Scott can desire.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-21

A PoLITlCAL INCIDENT AND BEAUTIFUL
TRIDUTE.-The workmen in Smith & Haw-
ley's extensive chair factory, corner of Elm
and Pearl streets, on Saturday morning
last made preparations to fling across tic
stIect from the factory large banner, in
scribcd on it ''Scott and Graham" The
house directly opposite was double brick
one portion OF which was occupied by Mrs.
Catherine Patterson as boarding house,
the other by. In the centre of
the roof was large chimney. and around
which the workmen proposed to fasten
their banner. The occupant Of the lower
house sworc that if they attempted it be
would cut it down Some little excite
ment prevailed at this bitter opposition
when Mrs Patterson came out and said,
Gentlemen, you can use my house, erect
anything on it You like, or fasten the BAN
ner to the gutter trough
Three cheers were given for the lady,
and in few moments the banner was
flung to the breeze. The workmen then
organized a meeting, subscription was
raised, and a splendid crimson plush El;z-
abeth rocking chair was purchased, and
in the afternoon was brought out, taste
fully decorated with ribbons, and placed in
a furniture car, which drove up to the front
door the lady's house. Mr.. Lerke, in a
few pertinent and appropriate remarks,
presented the chair to Mrs. Patterson, on
behalf of the workmen of the factory
She replied, and thanked them for their
generous gift, stating that she had done
but her duty.
When such spirit as this animates the
hearts of our uoble spirited mechanics. we
doubt not the success of our candidates.
Gin. .itlas
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-21

! Telecraphic dispatches, in anticipation o
the overland India and China mail, had been
received, with dates from Bombay the Gath
of July. The missing steamer Itrala
when 700 miles distant from Alden, with
the mail of the 25th June, had been obliged
to return to Bombay for want of Goals.
The Governor General of India had pro-
ceeded to Rangoon, to concert measures
with General Goodwin.
The British troops in Burmah were heal
thy, and were about to be largely reinforced,
preparatory to general advance upon Ava, to
take place in November.
The packet brings little political news OF
Importance from Great Britain. 1t was
freely understood that the fishery quarrel
a. arranged . iisfactorily to both COVER
meats. INC I.nyllsh cabinet having withdrawn
the Objectionable shape of its former preten-
sions.
The cholera was pursuing its march west
ward though Europe, and prevailed in several
parts of Prussia. The accounts oil the spread
of the disease are more unfavorabe.
Mount Etna, in the island of Sicily became
suddenly convulsed in the night of the goth
August and magnificent eruption took place
which has not been surpassed by any in the
last forty years. 1t was feared severalvillage
would be destroyed by the stream of lava.
The European and Continental news is
unusually devoid of incident. In France, the
movement, fcmented and encouraged by the
government, for producing an early establish
me MT of the Empire, was progressing rapidly.
and an imperialst regime is apparently not
far distant The Monteur announces that
the President would leave Paris on the 18th
September, for tour through the southern
departments, and fixes his return for the 10th
October, so that for whole month Paris
will have to deplore the absence of the chief
of the State. The Constitutional, an ar
tce emanating from authority, hints at
commercial treaty between France and Ger
many.
Great interest was excited by the warfare
going OIL between the Times, the great organ
of English opinion, and the Paris Moniteur.
Several exchanges of shot had taken place
and when the Humboldt left the firing was
becoming warmer then ever, Monituer accus-
ing the Times of wilful misrepresentation
and defamation, the L mes rctcrting on the
FrenchGoyen rment with an affirmation of the
entire truth of statements, and taunting Louis
Napoleon with being afraid of giving the
truth publicly. As it was believed that
the articles in the Moniteur were direct
from the, en- of the French Au;ocrat, the dis
cussion was an imporlrnt one. Louis Ma
poIeon has resolved upon preventing the cir
cu.ation of those articSes in French, and has
ordered that for the future all English news
papers are to be opened at the post Office, so
that any Objectionable matter may be sup
pressed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-21
DAILY JOURN AL.
A soldiers Testimony.
GENEVA, Saturday, July 81,

GENEVA, Saturday, July 81, 1852.
Two years ago last March, a most uncom-
Portable party was dragging through Canada,
between Stony Point and Chatham. Free
trade had gone against internal improve
ments, as it seems bound to do this side of
the lines. Our conveyance was q springless
non-descript, through whose tattered curtains
the rain threatened to drizzle "a nd the wind did
blow. 1IIeie was no light in our vehicle, no
stars in our sky, and for miles we had been
toiing through water nearly up to the wagon
boxes. 1t required considerable faith in
horses, for as far our eyes could see, and
q good deal further, was water, water. Sud-
denly "the driver broke the gloomy silence
with,' wish had old GeneraI--here; I'd
take him such a ride as he wouldn't forget in
hurry.'
Marvelling, probably, what weighty offence
could have provoked such vengeance, the
gentleman questioned the angry John.and from
the General an question went on to other
in the Mexican War. Coming at last to our
Old Hero-one reaches the highest peak at
last you know-they asked him what he
thought ofGen. Scott. With burst of en-
thusIam, strongly contrasting with his pre-
vious manner, he exclaimed, Scott is gen.
tlemaD. It's never Go, boys with him; it's
Come, boys. Whenever there was any dam
ger, he was always ahead. You did not catch
him skuiking behind the trees or under the
chaparral, like some of them officers.
As the man was not looking for Office, and
Scott was not then al candidate, the honesty
of his testimony will hardly be questioned.
N. Y. Tribune.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-21
EVAN svILLE BOOK STORE.

IVNI Ell.
Man>ieds life at Scott in cloth 10 do in pamphlet:
Qn-echy, work hy author a: VI Idle Wide V,,lJ.
Memoirs of the Enpress Josephine Plutarchs Lives:
shasspeares complete orks. Life, Plays Pc ms:
h ron's hi. Plays AMI Poems: Woods Prlttcc of Meli
enc; nr'i States Dispensitory; Quarto kieis: Th,
Free Mas"ns Monitor; Jo~cphus also fresh ne w
Music; Pormonaies; writing esss lux stands: ,ack-
Snmon boards Blanks, Drafts, Exchange de-. tlc for
sale 10y auG-ll SANi,I IiSTER
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-21
MERRITT, FIELD eco.
Wholesale Importers of Dry Goods.
EraHs1iHe Ind.

EraHs1iHe Ind.
4 RE now receiving and opcnin, in the large and com
IA mOdious building lately crcc.cd By AIR Of,rcT Lada
FIRST street 6etTesH Main and Syeaere street the
largest and best assorted stock of Fancy and STAPLE DR.,
Goods, ever brought 10 this market. Our extensive f.
ctics la connection with New York house, enable.
to offer such Inducements purchasers Will
IL To their advantage To purchase ofps We shall
tnue 10 add wecsi. to all read, ilryS stock,
keep il at all times full end well assorted with
Prints Of .veTy Kind, style aud price,
Bleaehed shrtings aud shecIings.
Brown shirtngs and Sbeclings OF all widths sly and
brands,
Tieking' OF all the different brands,
Canton and bonnet ylannels.
Red, whitc and yellow tiannels, all wool,
Cloths Of all colols and prices, from the principal
French, English and Belgian factories.
Cassineres, plain ard fancy, single double mild
Tweeds, all wool and cotton ana WOOL,
Plaid Linse!s OF ali The different st!ls,
Mouslin dc Ines of every style and price,
Earston, Lancaster and plain black Uinsl,ams
Plain black Sks and 5altins,
SILK, Cotton u Wool vcsiings,
Hoscry-Mcns English " Dol and half hose,
do do Cotton hall hos,
WJmans do worstcd Cotton Hose all colors
Gloyes-Nens heavy Buck Gloves,
do Kid, Cotton aud " DOL do,
Wonens do do 10 de-.
silk, Linen and Cotton Poekes RaudAcrchicfs,
Swiss Muslins,
Jacpactt VI tslins
Book Au,lins.
Plaid CainbreAs,
Victoria and Bishop Lawns,
Irish LiIin dressed and addressed in half pieces,
EoIorcd and Paper Csmbric s,
Italian sowing silk all colofs aud Letters,
Spool Silk,
spool Cottor,
MarshalIs Linen Thread all numbers,
Coats cotton, do
Plain, Embro'd and Printed long and Square NO u
Shawls,
Blankets full assortment,
Beaver, Pilot and Felt Cloths,
Silk and Moiair lusters,
Plain, figured aud Plaid Poplns,
Buttons, combs and fancy goods Of every kiud aud
description all Of which oder To the trad.
est Cincinnati prices.
septl5 HERRITr, FIELD Il co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

VNuE undersigned Administrators OF The est1,t
i of William PAlien. decd will on the 7h
day of October next sell at public auction at hi.
residence in Union Township, in Vanderhurgh
County, all the personal property belon:ing tc
said estate. consisting of lot of new and vilua
blc'books, one horse and buggy &c.
TERMS oF S,LE--All sums OF 81 and undo,
cash. on all sums over 50, arrecit OF five month,
will be given, the purchaser giving note will
approved security.
sepll6-3w VOENf DAMON, Admir-.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-21
ADMINISTRATORS NlTlCt.

NOTICE i heleOy given thu: have This day
IN taken out le,Ieis Of Administration on Nh,
estate ct William Patien. late of Wander bu III
Co deed All persons indebted to i'll estate are
requested tn make immediate pawn nj, aud lbc>e
haI bag cl inns will present them iJr settlement
Said estate l. probably nSulvent
septiG-3w VOLNEY DAMON. Aiinr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-21
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

WILL sell at public auction, at the late residence nj
i Phillip RcDoch decd in lanasco, on Saturday the
9th day oi october next the personal good. said
decreased, consisting Of on COW, and lot of houslol
and kitchen furui;arc.
Terms s,LE-Aii sums OF three dollas aud over n
crcn will d. given of twelve months: the pur
giving note. with approved security; sans les. than
three dollars cash. PHILIP DECKER Adur
- Evansville, sept. 18th, 1852. sc,tlJay