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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-28

NEW YORK IirE INSURANCE COM
~ PAEY.-The quarterly statement of this com
pany is received, ending lst october
During the quarter 2i4 P licies were issUed-pre-
miums on the same amount to. .Sl604o SO
Premiums on rene Walls, time. .-.. 415 &c
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FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn, April 18th, 1851.
Strive have given your Cherry PectOra an eIten
ded trial in practice, and find snrpass every
other remedy have for curing affections Of the
u
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FERocrrY OF GAIA fine child, about
ten years of age, the daughter of Mr.. Corn
wall, superannuated Methodist preacher re-
siding at Nuns Island in Galway, came to
her death last week in very singular man
'ner. 1t seems that among the domestic ami
mails of the house this gentleman had a cat,
which was in the habit Of lying upon his
children when asleep, and on recent occa-
sion it scratched one of them severely. The
animal was, in consequence, ordered t. be
drowned, and the servant tied stone to its
neck and flung it in the river After week
&c re-appeared in very famished and wild
looking condition, and having got into one Of
the upper rooms of the house, it was shut in
there BY the family, who were terrifedby its
ferocious appearance, and wished to st irve it
to death In short time, however it con-
trived to get out of its prison, while the fam
lily were all at prayers with the exception of
the deceased chld,who happened to be asleep
in the kitchen. The cat attacked her in the
most ferocious manner, and before any assis-
lance could be rendered, had torn her throat
and face so violently as to cause her death IN
few days. Strange to say, the animal is
still in the house, no person having been got
to kill IT, up to this time.
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DIR. Al. yANDERsLICE.


late professor Of the EcoIe Cnione Medicine % Phsr
years past
DEGsleave 10 announce 70 his friends and the public
ID generally that he still continues TO devote HE tine
and attention 10 the alleviaon Of human suffering BY
curing the following diseases Coughs Colds, AsthnS,
rns Dropsy Dyspepsia, Liver complaints, Biles, Fstu-
las Govt rheumatism, serofuia White SweIliI gs Bis
eases OF The skin Nervous eesions: Fever and AEue
Bilious complaints &c, &c.
Inc success which DIR. ". has met with by bis pecu
lar way Of treating all kinds Of diseases has been
tonshingcung The most desperate ca AFTER repeated
failures OF the most eminent practitioners country
As proof OF the Doctors merits; uned he VIII
aAe tne cure OF all patients without charge excepting
the cost OF the medicine requiring fee until AFTER the
restoration of their health and the full satisfaction Of
tAe PATIENTS mind Of the benefit conferred This ts
pnhciple upon which Dr. Fanderslce Is governed in s'
crses with his practice. "a -. -
Persons afflicted with Bilious &C. &C. can have fheas
esuris removed and permanently cured by DR.. v and
can bear testimony to hi wonderful success.
suffering with Irregularities nervousness, de
os &c. can be permanently cured by the eut Of
Ut ,anoersilce La'ies let no scruples false DELI
cacy from applying in proper person, vhen
you can be 50 readily restored to healin. =
Diseases OF peculiar character guaranteed 10 De
removed IN as~ DAYS radieslly. without offensive
dele.erous medicines DIR. ". being eininently succes
full in this branch OF ractice Patients would save much
time and money, to say nothing of anxiety Of mind By
giving MIN early call He warrants to all no matter
severe and long standing may have BEEN tho ough
cure pay nvilids your true interest is to apply
to DIR. at who has the proper medicines 70 meet
all cases..
Dr. vandersce begs leave to say further that he has
with him dies prepared in scientific and skillful
manner under his own eye to each and all diseases
in which his attention has been long with full direction
how hem therefore invalids from any section Of
the country 10y addressin letter, post paid to the doc
tor stating sympteps 4e-s and enclosing fee, can have
NTOffee hours from to u o'clock, A; NJ and FROM
to6P, NJ. -, .,s.,s.
PThe doctor p nay Be found .. the Pavilion Hotel on
Front street. and after this date. He will remain
some eight ten days.
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TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
Reported for the Evansville Journal.
BALTIMORE, Nov. l8.


No mail south of Raleigh, N. c. The Of
fetal vote of North Carolina gives Pierce
CSC majority. Gov. Reed issued q procla-
nation, calling upon the electors to assem-
Bile at Raleigh on the first Monday in Dec,
to cast the electoral vote. The Legislature
unanimously elected Hon. VIM. Hill, Secre-
tary of State.
Receipts to the Washington Monument
. fund fiom the LIST to the 18th, amount to S.
$50.
BALTIMORE, Nov. l8.
1t is showing and raining. The bad
weather checks business.
Mail through from New Orleans as late as
due. Lieutenant Davenport and Purser
Smith, Of the Crescent City, declined a pub
lie dinner tended them by the citizens.
New ORLEANS, Nov Is:
Major Ripley Arnold, arrived at New Or
. leans from the Texas frontier, reports every
thing quiet among the Indians.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Is.
The Democratic city convention have APP
pointed a committee to make arrangements
for the reception of Gen. Pierce or his ex-
pected passage through this city on his way
to Virginia.
Hailread Accident.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. IS.
On the Central Railroad, a few miles from
Pittsburgh, as the accommodation train was
coming in, the locomotive and tender were
precipitated down a bank 40 feet, badly
injured engineer and fireman. Fortunately
the coupling broke and the passenger cars
remained on the track, taring up about 8
rods of the road before they suopped. The
accident was caused by 'the'switches.
River 3 feet inches and falling. Weather
Notwithstanding up this morning
C.ScrSssr,, November ".
The river has fallen inches. Showing lightly.
Flour quiet and heavy at S49sf 70. Hog market
Unsettled; sales at IS 5Jas5 IS; very few oferng-re
'ceipis mostly to I'LL contracts The only sales OF pro-
visions this morning roo greehams 7sc. Prime
Il. lard 9.c Moasses q, 2'Iaesc. Cofee'D asic.
NEw YoRx, Nov. Is.
Flour-l0,000 bbs. sodat s. l2S5 Is; Oko IS ESQ
IS SO. 10000 bushels Western Wheat sold at 81 2f-
Southern 81 IA; demand good for Mills and exports
I0.0J0 bushels mixed Corn sold soc; yellow s3ec5c
whiskey steady at e6lc. Mess Pork sic; Prime SIS
9si5 so md heavy. Mess Beef sic soSr5 IS. Hogs
7s9slc; demand good. Lard dnaltered. Iuttor is
buoyanta at 10 92alc. Ohio Cheese s.G9Ic.
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DRUG ESTABLISHMENT.
wOOISEY 4 IiNCK

THE undersigned have formed co-partnership in the
Il Drug and Apothecary businessman will continue
the old stand, Main street, formerly occupied by
w. NJ. woolsey. They have on hand general assot-
ment of Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window
Glass Printing Ink. 6.. &c, which they invite the
attention Of old customers and the public.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully attended 10, both
partners being fully competent to attend TO that branch
Of the business. w. M. WOOLSEY,
Evansville Sept. % 1852. FRANCIS A. LINCK.
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Further frrm Mediterranean Anna re.
qucsted 20 return tn Power, &c.
NFw ORr-raNs Nov 10

Private letters from the city of Mexico
iare said to represent revolutionary move
rmstits spreading rapidly, dhd that in Guadala-
lara they presented most formidable sup
port.
A Congress had been summoned, TO be
composed of two puties from each State,
whose duty it would be to elect President
'ad interim, and also bring about a reform in
the constitution.
Gen eral Santa Anna had been called upon.
but by whom is not said, to resume the reips
of Government, as the man best suited to tire
emergency. General Uraga had also been
invited to lead the movement 10 bring about
his return; but his arrest had been ordered by
the Government.
The Legislature ofthe Statec Guaaslai,ra
had met to adopt measures as to the best
course TO be pursued.
Nothing new had trauspired concerning
the Tehuantepec Treaty. kamstez was pre-
pairing a -cument on the subject for publca-
'tion.
The revolutionary movements in all parts
oil the country continue, and it is reported
that the Government troops were about to Join
the insurgents, which was not unlikely, as all
confidence seems lost, and no change, it il
thought, can be for the worse.
CHICAGO, Nov. Is.
The weather very cold. The river here il
frozen over; the canal is closed, but it il
thought it will cpn again. Several cana
boats are frozen in, and two have been sunk
by the ice.
Heavy storms have prevailed for the past
week on the lakes, and number of vessel:
and lives have been lost.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov, Is.
The Grand Lodge of Masons elected Tho
mas Helm, Grand Warden, in place ofGeorgt
r. Mcfarland, deceased.
Christian Baker was wounded in the heal
to-day by pistol shot, fired by Maria Linct
Masser. German domestic whom he hat
seduced and borrowed one hundred dollar.
from, and refused TO mary her or repay the
money.
BUFFALO, Nov. Is.
A large steamer went ashore near Fair
port, and sailing vessel was found bottom
side up, crew supposed to be lost, at tint
mouth Of Detroit river. A dozen vessel:
went ashore; most of them got off with Sigh
damage.
The Canadian shrs. Sovereign and Lady
Bayol went ashore at Lake Huron. This
former is total loss.
A report is in circulation that steamer
was on FIRE off Cleveland last night. The re-
port needs confirmation.
The schr. Eagle was totally wrecked a
the mouth of Welland canal. One mar
drowned. the rest of the crew escaped.
BUFFALO, Nov. Is.
Private advces from Dunkirk report tn,
propeller Powhattan foundered in the LAKE
and every soul persisted. A number D
passengers books and papers came ashore
nothing authentic; probably too true.
CLEVELAND, Nov. l6.
The Ohio steamer Michigan is ashore IF
teen miles below; smoke pipes carried away
she is in bad condition. Empire State is safe
ut Toledo.
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. Is.
The schooners Twin Brother, Robert
Gold Hunter and Falcon are ashore; the
Falcon is total wreck. Propeller Ohio
went ashore, but got off and arrived safe.
CTMr. Hale's vote in unexpectedly small
probably it will not reach $1,000, though il
was expected to exceed 100000.
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DATENT SAFETY FUSE-l casks best duality in
packages Of TO- Geo. 800 and 500 feet EACH for sale
low by S. 4. GILBERT 4 CO..
octS9 Sycamore near Water.
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CIStkistg, FArnishi DE Goods, Hats

The undersigned having JUSTIN
bought out the Clothing Establish 81
>s8hsssxus. ment OF Mr.. =. KAHN, under the 60
-. -. - Journal Office, )uld respectfully call
the attention Of the public to the large stock OF Clothing
Furnishing Goods, &C., which they have hands:
They Of the best manufacture and made in the most
fashionable styles Having been at such
as will enable them to sell at the very lowest prices
Those wanting Clothing of any description, or Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods generally, would find il their
advantage 10 Gail at this establishment before purchasing
elsewhere. In this flock will be found Oyercoats Cloaks
Dress Frock and Sack Goats, Shirts Hats and Caps &c.
&C., which now open for inspection. Call If you want
TO get goods cheap. GOTTLEIB, VILE q CO.
&ep98
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THE EYHNs RnsTAuRAT

LNvANs, Of Evansville has fitted up lie large and CON-
IL modous three story Brick, recently erected by Mr..
F. Lnck, First street the sherwood ndu<e in the
most complete style, and snow prepared TO welcome
and accommodate his friends and the public generally
splendid Lunch VIII be set every day Mt 10 O'Clock A.
NJ with Turtle Soup and all other aiianable delcacies.
well known and SIX iful Cook has been engaged and
gentlemen can be accommodated ut any hour with II
dishes and uxures If the season. served up in the be
Styl,.
Speed and hermetic sealed Oysters OF the finest
quality now on hand--ihe oes; OF Cigars DC. ljyl7tfl
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lust RECEItED-5O Boxes Cheese: $50 Grois Ma.eh
u es; GO do Cloths Pins; 90 Nests Tubs, by
oct2s ,. & w. RILLf.
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The above letter shows that in real hot fire, RicHs
SAIAMAspERs the only Safes to be depended upon.
In the Pearl street fire. esoeR Safes of different akers
were totally destroyed RtoH's SAFE bidding DEF
ance TO the hames preserving notes. bonds and morga-
ges TO the value of sIUODO0 The Chillicothe are is
parallel case-EvERy SAFE RIcHs destroyed These
repeated occurrences prove incontcstbiy thai Wders
Patent Salamanders with RIcns IMPROVEMENT are TIE
best Safes made in the United States m the whole
world They can be had at the DEPoT, l46 WATER ST.
and al the FAc4oRY, corner Of ST.. MARks PLACE aud
ATEsUEA, New York. STEARNS % MARVIN
also. a. tAe foHoring 5gereies.
ISAAC BRIDE, New Orleans, La.
L. H. HATCH, Charleston. S. C..
THOMPSON d ONDESBURYS, Baltimore, Md.
HOLYOAKES, LOwNES ck CO., Memphis Tenn.
EDDY d MORLEY, Toledo, o.
ALLIS & HoWES, Evansyill la,
S. SHEPARD q CO.. Buffalo. N. Y.
WALTER X. MARVIN, LSekport, n. Y.
BARNEY BROTHERS. Mobile. Ala.
CHAS II. CAMPFIELD, Savannah, Ga.
HALL & MOSES, Columbus. GA.
DE,HOSSET d BROWN, Wilmington, N. G.:
WM.RtNDALL, St. Paul, NJ T.
MORLEY & RAYNOLDS, Cleveland, o.
HAVER, BOYD s. gainesville, o.
HY SUGGETr, Rochester, n. Y.
JAS. HUTTON, ontreal, Canada:
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ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE. :
NOTICE is Hereby given that the undersigned has
IN been appointed sdp illustrator or the estate Of
James Perry, dece&sed late of Vanderburg county.
Said estate is supposed to De solvent. ..
Nov. {, 1852. RICHARD RUSTON.
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VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR

SALE.
TINHE undersigned Propretors of Fractional Lots No.
ia the Lower hcGary's Enlargement OF the city
OF Evansville and OF hrse Immediately in OF
the same the whole lying between 1st and Bird streets
and Division and Elm in said city, have laid off
said property in Lots of convenient size. And will
the cath day November, e52, between the hours OF 10
O'Clock A. NJ. and clock p NJ. Mt the Court House in
said city, expose the to sale at Public Auction TO
the highest bidders upon liberal terms, which will be
made known ON the day OF sale.
This property is susted in the heart Of the busi
part OF the city of Evansville and presents OPP
porunity persons DESTROYS of obtaining superior BUSH
ness locations which annot again be enjoyed.
The title is beyond dispute, and general WARRANTED
Deeds will be given plat Of the premises may be seen
by calling 5. swindell, at the Sherw6 ed House.
SAMUELRJGfRS,
WILLIAM MARTIN.
noy33w JOHN FALCONER.
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SAFES.

SAFES.
VUST reed an assortment OF Rich & Co.'S Improved
81 Patent Safes which will sell nj New York manu-
factory prices, with addition of freight only
ALLIS S H0WES,
Sole Agents for southern Indiana.
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FOUND.
PRIVATE BOARDING.

PRIVATE BOARDING.
Two DOORS FROM SHERWOOD House.
Mrs. PENTEC0ST-0fersh her since thank to those
who have hitherto her House, and take
liberty of informing those who wish to board. that her
souse is we'll arranged 10 accommodate any quantity Of
day Boardcrs. Every pains will be taken 10 render those
comfortable who feel disposed TO favor her. noy3
DIFLE WDER-320 packages bert quality In
Ii whole. hslf aud quarter kegs, aud in one p6und
Canister, frUn the Factories OF the American Chr stat
Powder Company Enfield Powder Co., and LadhiLs aud
Smith. Fer sale very low 10y
5. T.. GILBERT & CO.,
nou3 Sycamore near Water.
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SURVEYOR'S NOTICE.

SURVEYOR NOTICE..
Ii persons owning property adjoining the following
described tracts of land will take notice that the
18th day of November next the county Surveyor Of Van
derburgh county, VIII proceed to run the line and esiab
ls he corners Of the East half Of s. quarter ogeh.
er with tie West half of S. h. quarter of Section thirty
four in Township No. South Of Range No. ii West, "
the Vincennes Land District.
HENRY MAKA,
oct27-3w% BARNHAKT ELPRS,
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NOTICE OF SAIL.

NOTICE is hereby given that / will sell at public
auction. on Tuesday the Seth instant, at the resi-
dence Of James Perry, deceased late Of vanderburg
county, ali his personal property, horses. cattle. house
hold furniture, oats, corn. hay, and one wagon. A
credit of six months will be given all sums over
three dollars the pureha giving his with APPROX
ed security. waving valuation end npprasement laws.
Nov. ., Is52. RICHARD RUsTON.
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THE
GREAT ERE In CHILLICOTHE,
Cd Hd De
One.third of the Tow Burnt TO Ashes!

CHLLlooTHE, o., April 18th, 1852.
Messrs STEARSs & MARVIN
Gentlemen: Yonrs of the 5th Is q. h1nd. In reply,
Safe in The fire. YOURS has proven good for
nothing. lost large Safe-Ir WAS PERFECTLY DsrRoy
ED-but in the SMALL SALAAANDts BOUGHT FROM rou
NOTHING WAS INJURED. Your obedient servs,
WHIT. CLEMONS.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
THE House occupied az present by Mrs. Pitts, as
Il boarding house. Water street next door to the
Telegraph Office, will be vacated the LIST Of November,
ami offered for Fer furherparicuars enquirer Of
oct27 p. e.. oRlLEY.
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DISSOLUTION :
THE coparnership heretofore existing under the style
of James LOW T. CO., is this day dissolved by nut
oal consent Either part, authorized the
in the firm in Humiliation The books of the concern
WIN remain In the house in which they have doing
business
JAMES LOW
JOSEPH I. ToNPK1SS.
Louisville Ky. Oct le, 1852. octc9-3w
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DM,NIST 7ATOR,S NOTICE-Nouce is
"A hereby given tina. the undersigned has been appoint
ed administrator of the estate of Hugh decea:
sed, of Wander mrg county Said estate is supposed
be solvent. novl7 w3 CYRUS ELACkBU
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT
A DWELLING House, containing good sized rooms
n &C.. with an acre Of ground attached, under good
fences aud improvements. ciserns, stable &C., &c,
Handsomely situated on the Boonvie Road, immedi-
atey adjoining the city, Apply TO
nov4 JOHN J. CHANDLER.
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NOTIFY.

II HEREBY notify all persons who may be interested.
i that shall proceed to enforce the ordinance against
all persons who shall hereafter obstrue the stewalks
after dark by leaving boxes BARRELS stoves dc the
Also for not keeping the Sidewalk and gutter
e,ean in front oftheir premises. Peas take heed
TINS Is the last notice. GEO. w. GLOVER,
nev5-3t City Marshal.
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THE PLACE FOR
Cheap Wall Paper Hangings,
ISAT

Is At
JOHN c. OEVEREUX JR
Mais street bstrses FIRST asd Second. Epsnsriis IL
VNTHERE all kinds Of Wall Paper from TEN CENTS
wv to three dollars. piece, may be found with a
large Of latest styles and patterns TO
from, embracing Psrlors, sitting Chamber DINING room
and Hall papers. Those wishing u purchase would do
well to call and examine, am selling at very low
rates.
LAMPS LAMPSi II
The subscriber keeps constant hand an assortment
Lamps Of all Sizes descriptions and prices a. the Evans
will . wall paper and Lamp store of -
move JOHN e. DEVEhEUA IT.
LARD OIL.
JOHN C. DEvEEEUx Jr.,-Has ON hand and for sale
By the Barrel or ge gallon rst rate article OF Lard
Oil, which viii sell veryiow.
nov6 JOHN l.. DEfEkEOA Jr.
HARDWARE
CHANKLlN & REILLY, are'ge.ting ont Of tie Hard.
- war lsade, and wish TO sen of their Stock of Hard
n. cost Carpenters and others W: Ltng Hardw
will call aud examine our stock they will lind
to their interest to do So before purchasing elsewhere
oct29 SHANkLiN IL REILLY. ,
CoTTON VAIN AND BATTING <-Iust Received a
~ fresh lot of ), 6, and 200 Cotton Yarn and Batting
90 oe ssss ~ '''' sHANKLIN & REILLY.
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LAND FOR SALE.

D0 ACRES of land ten scres cleared and 12 acres I'M
w der good fence, lying within two miles of kvans
viile and half mile Of the Boonvie Road, will be sold
at a bargain. if application be made soon. II The
North end Of the East Half Of North West Quarter Of
Section -. Townships South Of Range 10 West For
further particulars enquire Of
Boyli.xtw-lid IA. PLUMER.
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Law Il JOHNSON

NONTINUE the practice Of Law. in GVathmey's build
~ ing Ist street betws cen Main and locust Evans
yilie Ind, and will bestcw prompt and careful stten
ton upon all business entrusted to ben in any Of tho
Courts OF the State. Particular attention paid to the
purchase and sale OF Real Estate coecton Of claims,
&c. cct4-lyd
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cotton Yarns.
SOS y dog . ct OF for cash. ea9
6O0s q doz do do do ............ :a5
ZOOS o coz do do do ............ 6a7
The lower prices above generally, where two price
mentioned are for full packages, and the higher 70
small Wholesale
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rAPER,PAPERrI

TTST reed 375 Reans of Letter and tap paper, Of
ID every qualify, and which added to former large
supply makes stock best offered in this
ket all which will be sold To the city and country trade
al reduced prices RATHEONE & WHEELER.
octi5 No. Fosters Block:
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS!l

The undersigned has nov <
%Nl fIIon hand, and is constantly IL
-EfxN L. Vimanufscturing supefiorar. KIN lS M
ez<s.i.kx-lJticIe of Trunks and Vaces, H.AEk
Of every fashionable style-Leather, Wooden and Hal
Trunks OF all Sizes which he will sell low Shop on Maj
street. between Fourth and the Canal. 4<..-
Jelly ADAM SBIfz.
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GYM. Hale's vote in unexpectedly small
probably it will not reach $4,000, though it
was expected to exceed 100000.
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NTAILS-24e kegs Eastern and Pittsburgh of the bes
IN quality, for sale by S.E. GILBERT & co.
novl0 Sycamore Water.
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NEW COFFEE HOUSE,. :. ,,.,,s
MP. HENRY sCHAEFER has taken the new three
lNl story Brick Building the Pavilion Hstekson
Water street, aud has fitted and furnished IL In the
complete STYLE and Is now prepared 70 welcome and
accommodate his rienos aad the public yeperally His
Bar will be supplied with the choicest liSuon, Wines
and Acs which, with other refreshments, h will
up in the approved style aud ut all bouYs OF the
day. Mr.. S. will always keep a good variety Of the
best bands Of Cigars. oct6-ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-19

The schooners Twin Brother, Robert,
Gold Hunter and Falcon are ashore; the
Falcon is a total wreck. Propeller Ohio
went ashore, but got off and arrived safe.