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The Northern star. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03

| LIFE OF AN EDIToR.-The editor Of a
paper published at Cnnton, Ohio, gives the
following description Of his partner:-
'Mr Pike and published newspaper
in 1886, among the Miami Indians in the
State of Indiana. !. was a great partner
ship, that. We had TIVE advance paying
subscribers, ono Who liquidated his sub
scripion with beans, anl The other with
saw-logs. Godfrey, the chief, took five
papers, and could not read a word. Our
paper was called 'Poru Forester and being
pl intel in tho woods, that title was very
appropriate. The town of Peru had n
number Of magnificent names for its streets
such as Pearl, Broadway, &c., which streets
exhibited the ani,nating and busting spec
tacle Of stumps and trees as high as man s
head. The stirring events which iranspir-
ell IN that city i,nperiously demanded a
couple Of chronicles, and Pike and | were
at hand TO DISCHARGE this important function
Pike wrote poetry, and dipped consid-
erab'y into politics, md discussed in very
learned nIenner every question of interest,
to the few settlers aud Indians. Besides
being an editor and printer. he kept the
Broadway Hotel-was postmaster, Justice
oi the peace, land agent, pettifosger, canal
contractor, merchant, and a day laborer,
oyerseer of the poor, painter, had been a
schoolnaster, was wilower, was brought
up Il Quaker, and last time saw him he
was n preacher-had married third wife,
and was an auctioneer, and what more
know not
The Northern star. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03

The Wings Of Richmond County, N. Y,
ratified the nomination of General Winfield
Scott, Tuesday afternoon, by salute Of
two hundred guns from M0nnt Pavilion.
Within fifteen minutes after the news was
announced, they formed into procession and
marched from Quarantine 10 the Mount,
with banners flying and drums beating;
continuing their rejoicings until about mid
night, when the company, in the greatest
enthusiasm, adjourned in harmony and
union.
The Northern star. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03

A new route to New. York, says The
Providence Journal, IL to he opened BY
way Of -6toniugton,' New London and New
Haven. A. -steanbeas-. .is, 70 I run frop
S,onington to New London, CONNECTING ,be
Stonington with the New Haven and New
Londor Railroad, Tho trip by watsr wiz
occupy less than an hour, and will sfiord
passengers an opportunity "A dine comior-
tably without stopping. -.
The Northern star. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03

DEMOCRATIC ELEcroRs.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention which met at New
port on the Oath ult., nominated the follow.
ing Electoral ticket
George Turner, Of Newport; Amasa
Eddy, Of Gloces'er; Joseph Sphinx, ,of North
Kingstown, and Ariel BalIou, Of Cumber.
land.
The Northern star. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03

Charles C. Berry, Esq, late Comma oder
Of the steamship United States, and we'll
known among the travelling community,
died al Brooklyn, N. Y, Monday evening,
in his l0sh year. He has been connected
with the merchant marine service for a
great number Of years, and his loss will be
deeply felt.
The Northern star. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03

-sEAe eall for the mass meeting Of the
-Bsss Sellers Of Msssac cbuseits, to no held
~. WoScsster on the 9Th Of July, 10 signed
~ Henry Wilson, and other members Of
s6e Free Soil State Committee. The call
.pakes ssvong ground against Free Soilers
lvnvvossing either Pierce OF Scott.
The Northern star. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03

~RIcH.--lt is stated that the Rev.
John Atwood, late the Free Soil candidate
for Governor Of New Hampshire, has de-
c'ared Tor Pierce, the very map who was
foremost in breaking him down and dis
gracing him.
The Northern star. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03

0t MILrrARY.-The Warren Artillery, Col
Pearce. paraded for the first tine this season, on
Wednesday last, and made very fine appear
ance. They were accompanied by the Bristol
Brass Band. which we understand appeared for
the first time In public since their organization
They gave US some very excellent music
The Northern star. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03

W-Rev. Christopher Gadsden, Bishop
Of the Episcopal Diocese OF South Caro-
lima, died al Charleston on the Gath uls.
after lingering illness. He Ieaves wide
circle Of friends to mourn bis loss.
The Northern star. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03

A glorious Scou and Graham ratification
meeting was held in Cincinnati on the even
ing OF the as'h INST. Upwards of 5000
people were present The meeting was
addressed by Senator Morebead, Samuel
Galloway, and others.
The Northern star. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03

The Hon. Wm.- p. SbSparsl, IS who, tsr
many years, represented bis distIfcs " the
Congress or the United Ssatsss dicd ~
Elizabeth City. N. g.. on u. a0th 'ns'
aged s. years,
The Northern star. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03

Hon. w. A. Graham has resigned his
post ns Secretary Of the Navy, hut will
continue in Office few days at tho soIici-
tation Of the President.
The Northern star. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03

A new paper, it is said, Is to he started
in Boston, to be DEVOTED to the repeal Of
the Main Law in Massachusetts,.
The Northern star. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03

Name Liquor Las Defeated in Connec-
f,eut. THE Maine; Liquor bill was lost
yesterday in the House OF Representatives
Of the Connscticut Legislature, by q vote
OF ia to los.
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with transparencies several large ones on
poles and two ships drawn by horses.
There was fine display of rockets and
fire works in front of the courthouse,
which was beautifully decorated.
Fire works, representing the names OF
the candidates, surmounted by flag, were
visible in the back ground,
1t was the largest meeting ever held in
Baltimore, and the enthusiasm was unpre-
cedented.
Speeches were made by Henry Winter
Davis, Judge Thompson, of Ind, Hon. j..
NJ. Clayton, and others;
BALTIMORE, Sept Ia.
The New Orleans mail is through with
later advices from Texas. Judge Watson's
trial has been put off. The cholera is dis
appearing. The crops Of corn, cotton, and
sugar will be abundant. A most atroci-
Gus murder was perpetrated at Austin by
B. Thompson on w. Fannin. n reward
of $4,000 is offered for his arrest. The
excitement in Peters colony has subisded
Another break has occurred in the Ches-
apeake canal which it will require two
weeks to repair.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-18

'ONE' OF THE NEW HAMPSHIRE GIRLS.
A correspondent of the Journal relates
the following:
while on visit to my friends in New
Hampshire, the past week. | had the
pleasure of an introduction to Miss Rosna
Delight Richardson, the ouly daughter of
Mr.. Nathaniel and Mrs. Mary Richardson
of East Alstead, Cheshire county, n. II.
Miss Rosina is nineteen years ofage, is 5
feet 81 inches in height, measures 5 feet 4 !!
inches around the waist, feet inches
round the hips, 90 inches around the arm
above the elbow, IA inches around the arm
below the elbow, and feet 10 inches in a
straight line across the shoulders. At
birth, she weighed lbs; at tenyears, 263
lbs; at fifteen years, 365 lbs; aud now, at
nineteen years of age, she weighs 478 lbs.
On estimating the quantity of cloth i'll her
clothing, when dressed for ride on a
winters day, we found it to contain 981
yards of 2-3 yard wide cloth.
She has brown hair, dark blue eyes, is
of fair complexion, and has what phrenol.
oyists would call well-balanced head;
the perceptive organs predominating.-
She can knit, spin, weave, make shire or
batch ofbread; is good singer, and plays
the piano with taste and skill; is consider
ed one of the best scholars in the town
where she resides-is courteous and afable
and lively in conversation, and eyinces a
general knowledge, which would raise a
lushon the cheek of some Of onr city
bellies.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-18

EXTRAORDINARY SURGICAL OPERATION.
Inc fittsburyh Journal gives a long ac
Count o. The care Oh Edwaru Clark, IA work
man In the Pittsburgh rolling mills. lie
Is about thirty-nve. Fifteen years ago he
lost his nose, and nothing but Il cavity was
IelG where IL should DC. DIR. PancoaSt
made "a new one, perfect IN ali lis iunc-
lions and IN appcarauce, by bringing down
pleserNIn5 The hostnls by tubes OF golu un-
I'll they were completciy formed, and sna-
ping ,ne cx-erlor Iorm Ny Il mould oI gut
I'd p.rcna!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-18

IL MARSHALL COUNTY, Tenne ssee, at
the conclusion vi a Wing speech by Coz
onel henry, gentleman lCfa tie crowd,
aud addressed INN mus: 'Sir, l. am a
Democrat; l have always acsed with that
party. 90 have the hen you see here
with me; but from henceior1u we 20 for
Winneld Scott. We want you 10 80 IL
Cornersvilie and make a speech to-nlSbI
Tor there are ten or ifteen more lust Lac
Us there" 1t Is needless 10 say tnaG he
went, Marshall County will give agood
account of herself in Noyemo,r.
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MERRITT, FIELD eco.
Wholesale Importers of Dry Goods.


RE now receiving and opening in the large and com
IA modous building lately e.e,ed by.vr. Oiicer Laid
FIRST street GctEesH Man aud Sycamore StEeet the
largest and best assorted stock Of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods ever brought this market. our e;Ie lsive f.
cites in connection it'll our New York house. enables
offer such inducements 10 purchasers VIII make
IL To their advantage 10 purchase of Us. We shall con-
tnue add weekly 10 all ready la 20 stock, 10
keep it at all times full and well asscr.cd with
Prints Of eCery KIND, style aud price,
Beacaed sllutings aud sheeiu.gs. su
Brown sirinss and Sheetnss oi all widths st lie and
brands
Mariners stripes.
Iiekings OF all the different brands,
Canton and Dome, FIannels,
Red, white and yellow FlannelS, all wool,
Cloths of I'll cOiois aud prices, FROM tue principal
French, English and Belgian factories.
Cassimeres plain and fancy slnSie and donble MIL d
Twceds, all wool, and cotton and wool,
Plaid linscys OF ali the different styles,
Cloak Innings, do do
Mousiu dc Lanes OF every style aud price,
Earlston, Lancaster and plain black 1lnghams
Plain black Silks and SattiDs,
Silk Cotton and Wool Vcs.ings,
Hosery-MeEs English " DOL hose aud half hose,
do do Cotton hall nos,
Wonans do worsted cotton Hose all c'lors
Gloves-Slens heavy Buck Gloves,
do Kid, Cotton aud Wool do,
Womens do do do do.
Silk Linen and Cotton Pocket IIandScfchiefs,
JIcOncu " islins
Book Muslius.
Plaid CanbrcAs,
Victoria and Bishop Lawns,
Irish Linin dressed and undrcsssd in hal'piece
colored and Paper Camhrtc So
Italian sewing Silk all coOrs and Letters.
Spool six,
p OF Cottor,
A1arshalls Linen Thread all numbers,
Goats cotton, do
Plan, Embro'j and Printed long and Square wool
Shawls,
Blankets full assortment.
Beaver, Pilot and Fell Cloths,
silk and Mohair Lustcrs,
Plain, figured and Plaid POplins, .I.'
Buttons, combs and l.ncy gOocs Of every Kind and
description, all Of whch offer to the trad: at the low
est Cincinnati prices.
s..rIIi EERRITr EIEi.n & CO
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

WILL sell at public action, at the late residence of
Phillip HeBoch, deed in lamasco, Saturday the
On day o october heAt, all the personal goods sud
deceased consisting oil one COW, and lot Oi hodshold
and kitchen furnIiare.
Terms sALE-All sums OF three dol,as ard oy n A.
ercdil will BE- given of twelve months: the par
giving note, with approved security; less Than
three dollars cash. PHILIP DECKER, Admir-.
Evansville, Sept. 18th, 1852. scptI53w
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DEMONSTRATORS SAILS.

TINE undersigned Adnin>lra or OF ,h. estate
A OF William rdJen. deed will On The 1,h
day of Ocoher next, sell at public auction at his
residence in Union Township. in Vtuderhurgh,
County, all the personal properly belonging to
said eStite. consHihg OF u I2I OF new and yalaa-
v'S 21)ks, one horse AMI buggy 81.
TElMS OF S,LE--All sum, OF s. and under
cash; on all sums over S3 crecit of five month /,
will be given, lhe purchaser giving note with
approved security.
sepll6-3w VOENY DAMON a,,mr
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FURNITURE.

StOFAS. Divan, Center. dining, Breakfast and Card
- Tables. Walnut and Mahogany Plain gIf'l Dressing
Bure us Rose Wo I'll Marble top Dressing do enclosed
and pain Wash Stands. Lounges, Bcdsteads aud Mat
Also large and general assortment OF Mood,
Cane and Hair Chairs, for sale loY by -
aug93 lyd WOOLSEY & NELSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-18
ADM1NIsTRAToEs MTG.

MO III T. HEREBY gwen lh,I have Ibis day
~ taken on, letiei> OF Administration ON lhe
C. tate ci W lliam Piren. late of Vandcrbu:gh
TO. deed All persons indebted TO III estate are
r.qus>Ied To make iiI.n ,jiate paym nj, and lhCse
III lag claims will present. them iJr settlement
said estate is proba1.s in>ol ,enI.
sept lj-3x VOLNEY DAMON. A!mr.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-18

IEWELRY & NOTIONS.-Ear-rings, Finger rings,
81 Breast flss. shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils
Watch chains Keys, Gold and Silver Watches. Steel
Deeds and Caps Brushes, Conbs Purses. Fame. SOAPS
Accordans. Nolns Pictures and various other notions
for sale by -
aug % ly WOOLSEf * NELSoN.
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Maiue Election.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. Is.

Mcdonald (Dem.) is elected to Congress
from the I'd district, and Benson (Whig) from
the 3lst by large majority. Farley CIV hig)
has good chance IN 4th district Washburn
(Whig is re-electedi in the 5th Twcniv-four
principal towns on the line OF Telegraph gives
Hubbard (Dem.) 1905, COrsby (Whig) 6,4oI,
Chandler, anti-liquor law, 1905, scattering
l3l. This is not decisive, but the probability
Is there Is No choice lor Governor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-18
SANTA Fee, June 81

GANIA 1 Ii, JUIIc 4
There Is much excitement respecting lInd
titles in Mexico, and serious Consequences
are apprehended, unless the u. s. interieres.
The E,basso Indiana seized MOgofiins
ranch and killed numb-r Of people ,ncam-
ped on the fields.
The Mexican cOmmanlant has enforced full
tariff on gools for t ChuhshGa trade, which
is nm ,nse. The stocks a 9 &c taiEeI at e.
passo.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned has taken out letters of adminstra
l. ton the Estate of h. II. Hood. la'e of Wander
burgh county. Diseased. All those indebted said
tate, please call aud se.ie the without delay,
and those having claims against said estate. will lease
sesen, them duly aus stcatej for settlement. Said
Es,ate is supposed TO be Solvent
Evansvillc sept llth 1857, ELECTA W. HOOD.
septi 3w Administrative.
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DECEIVED and just opening for sale low.
III Mollir AMI silk warp i.ustfes;
do as>.,'d coors Nelvets;
ID Black ClotI:
do Bl-c, dab, brown green and olive, Lr'icioihs
= do Jaekonett CaIaOrLcs;
do assti'i colors
do Turkey Red OIL ehiItZ;
40, French Cassmcrs:
: do Blue and Steel mixed Sa,neis;
do Clle and u Lite Blankets;
do silk and Worste sergcs;
do cartoon cape pettn1;
do OF cation: 4! les thread joe. edings
do UoDlen Tyeeds; eases KY. Jeans.
auGla J. IL. MAGHEE q CO.
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AUCTION
III. NELSON.
ID. wOOLSEY.
AU CT ION.
wOcLSEY g. NELSON.

w AFTER street Evansville Indiana. Auetoneefs
w and Commission Merchants. Manufactures Agents.
Dealers Dry Goods Furniture Chairs. Clocks, LOOKING
Glasses, Picture Frames Notions &c. Particular ttcii
ton given tine sale all descriptions OF Goods kSn-
lar Sales every Tuesday, Thurs ay, and Saturday Cash
advances made on ConsignmeRts. T.
aug % ~ NOOLSEf'& NElsoN.
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NOTICE.

hereby given 10 the qualified of Eanderburgh
county, Indiana that an election VIII lie held at he
usual places of holding Gle, tiDIs III said county. the
second Tuesday October, y. le5a. For the purpose
of ciectig the following oacers tow vii: One Governor
one Lieutenant GDyerof. Secretary OF State, one
Treasurer of State Auditor of Stale, four Judges of
The Supreme Court Reporter of the supreme
Court, one Clerk of the Sapseme Court, one meTs-
Der of Congress- for The first Congressional District one
a,l..e OF the First judicial Circuit Judge OF the
Court OF Common Pleas Senator, one Representa-
tive, Clerk OF the Circuit aud Court OF Common
Pleas county Treasurer county Recorder, one
Sheriff, couty Commissioner, one Prosecuting At
torncy for the First Judicial Circuit. Prosecuting
Attorney for the Court Of Common Please for the
omd District; Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
Assessor for each Township aud Coroner, and
county Surveyor.
JOHN S. TERRY, s VIC,
Errnsr;Lc 81 IQth Isls -ll...l
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Wine and passion are racks often used tc
extort WORDS from Us.
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NOTICE ia hereby given thai the undersigned has
taken out letters Of administration the Estate of
thilip Renoch, deed. late of Nandc i,urgh county
Therefore all persons Indebted to slid hereby
requested u make immediate payment Ia me and any
person ayng cunts against said estate will please
present il dui! authenticated forthwith. The estate IS
belle, ell 90 be solvent.
sept'J 3s PIIIiiI DECKER ,Admr
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The terror of being thought poor has beer
the ruin Of thousands.
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NOTICE.

HB undersigned has left his accounts with James T.
Il Walker. ESQ, who is duly authorized To settle
pay cost, would do well settle Immediately. as
b3l.tf s.KAHN.
INIT wOoLLEy DRAWERS ANn SHIRTS
go doz shirts. reed this day and for sale by
anglo JAS. Low CO., AZ Main ST.. Lou. Ky
OEODozlNG asst'd Madras Handkerchief. just reed
ZCO an for sale by JAS: LOW q CO,
augl4 Az Main ST. louis. Ny,
J,IRE SCREENS AND WINDOW BiINDS.-5O differ.
en patterns % Fircscreeus from which tn selcctw
supply Of WindOwblinds. constantly on hand ami for
sale yer, low by JOHN c. pEVEREUX. JR..
iy27 Main street. between IL nrh 2h
~ BARRELS. and has bbls Whlsgy ANA . 80, Of
- Vinegar ~ prime order saved from the wreck S Of
Kegs choice tar auslS o'RlLEf MITCHELL
'COBoxEs Cheese reed and for safe BY
CALERATUs-5b bls pure salcratus Just reed and 70
- sale by [jyi4i PRESTON BROS.
DOWDER-3cO kss assorted brands. for sale Icy
| aug25 S.E. GILBERT & co.
DATENr 81 FEFY FUSE-one Fierce of the bcst quail
~ and IN perfect sale very low IN Gus ptiiies
TO suit purchasers. aug2f s. I. GILBERT a CO.
NEW lot of Uncle Toms Cabin, just re, u at the Book
Sb7 JAS. Low & Co. Az Main -. lou Sy.
HJANsvLr,B 30 TX STORE.
JUST RECEIVED fresh SUPPLY
Uncle iOms iabln ~ II I've IN iie So'th. re
vrries OF Bachelor; Poems al Amelia Art Journal;
Home and Soeisl Philosophy The Craftsman.
for sale by sept SAMUEL LISTER.
DLEAC98D btvEW DRrr,T,s.-I cas-, reed
4 } this day. andf ~, 10y JAMESLOW& co.
mhs il7 Mainst., Louisville. ny:
80" -ooO Dbl, No. N.pu.. :. the Railroad p.vc,
> lots delivered on cars fce of drayagc. sic by
FOSTERS 81 BROWN.
,vel '--~.s for Kanawha Salt Co.
w
7 ONSDALE NANKINS.-5 ease. ior S,Ish,,
IL mhsi JAS. LoWM CO.. III Main ST.. Lou, ky !
ftHb6sB--30 boxes w Cheese OF good on.ri,v a.,
~ reed and for sale low by tjyI4l J. & W Reilly.
A RIVAL EXTRAoRDINARY-5oo Cbcls ,a,,
~ reed and for sale below the market price at -
aus3l COOK SFAMILY GROCERY
m CASES of Muslin Delains, reed this dav and 10,
~ sale by JAS Low & 20 o'
sePtl Al. Main street Louisville Nv
WHITE r1ME-50 hbis. .Roach'' for sale nv
w aug26 Main aud First SIS. FOSTERS q Known
DER LATE ARRIvALS-ch Choice dried Rae,
l. ". X. aud English Dairy cheese fresh Homiuv
bbls choice Potatoes, for sale low for cash uy
H0RNBROOK & wOODaED
ap3 Water ST., bet Main aud SycaInore
@)BALES Brown Crash reed this day and for sale
- aug23 JAS. LOW Il CO.. 4l7Man st., Lou. Nv
INSEED OILS b5ls in fine order Tor sale NV 7 =
1; s +. GILBERT q CO., Syc. near Water
DIED F.ANNELS. -lO0 bales for sale by
IL an~l las. Low e so. Az Main St. I.ou XIV
.)SCAsEs Beuna Vista. Hungarian and Kossuth Hats
~ for by sug20 J. II. MAGHEE & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-18

Liberality con lists less in giving nue.
than in giving widely.
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Pride and folly cost many persons NOR
than their necessities.
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WING Mass MEETING.


BALTIMORE, sept. IS
Immense Wing meeting at Monument
square which is brilliantly Illuminated,
and Battle Monument hung with lights AMI
transparencies. Ward Clubs marched
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-18

rI,H Subscriber wishes sell the North half OF thu
4 North West quarter ~ Section I6-fowns!Iip 5
South of Range III Nest The same being the farm be-
longing u the heirs OF Henry Olnieir deed late Of Van
deriureh County and the late residence of said decd
SAID farm is well improved having a first rate barn
nearly new, and other comfortable buildings with a
Blacksmith shop. and first rate water very convenient
the house. Al the said is not sold before the 23d day
of September ut private sEle il viii then be offered
at Public Auction The door OF the Court House. in
Evansville Terms third c-h and the balapce in six
AMI Nv elye months MoRRiSS. JOHNSON.
2ug3OU Atty. in fact
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NEW DRY GOOD HOUSE.

Men York and LoRfsrtHe BraHeH
V,HE undersigned have jus. opened Staple and Fancy
I Dry Good Store, Water st. near corner oil MAIN
Where daily receiving extensive Stocks of well
selected staple and Fancy Dry Goods Hats, Caps, I'm
brelas. etc. ETC. .so superior quality oil Ready nl'e
Clothing narraRted: Tailor's Trimmings, Furnishing
Goods. OF the very best quality. Merchant Tailors VIII
find their advantage to cali and examine oar stock
before purchasing elsewhere To the public SeDeraly
would say that intend to keep. al all times. au
supply Fancy Goods of the latest aud most fashionable
STYLES. suited 10 this market.
In addition TO the above shall keep assortment
Jewelry aud Notions, equally in quality to amy Stock
in the large cities OF the West Our Motto Is quick sales
aud small profits. ~
sep3tf NM LoWENIhaL q ".
yJNHE partnership heretofore existing under the firm
L of Harrington. Crane Co.. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Either OF Ac subscribers are adforz
cd to sign the name of the firm in liquidation.
ISAAC A. CRANE,
Evansville, Sept Isl 1852 sep-a-n WN. COOK.