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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-06-29

REVOLUTION IN CHINA.-We learn through
New York papers, that our naval force in China,
have taken sides with the government against
the insurgents This if true is deeply to be re-
GREETED. 1t is neither right nor proper that our
citizens in China, should interfere in move
ment like the one now in progress there, but it
is especially to be regretted that they should aid
in sustaining the old dynasty, which is now tot
ering to its fall. The following from the N. Y.
Evening Post gives the best idea of the extent
of the movement, that we have yet seen:
"The most recent correspondence from Can
ton, published in the English papers, states that
the whole region south of the river Yang-tse-ki-
ang, which has its source in the confluence Of
two streams, at % degrees north latitude near
the frontier Of Tibet, and meanders, in a slight
ly northeaster direction, through the whole I'm.
perial territory, until it falls into the Yellow
Sea at about 80 degrees north latitude, thus d.
viding the empire into halves, has been overrun
by the rebels, in the midst Of incessant fighting.
AT length they have reached and taken, after
severe battle, Woo-chang-foo, the capitol of
the province Of Hoo-pih containing popula-
ton of 37,370,o9S persons, and producing teas,
paper, rice, rhubarb, musk and tobacco
While the left wing Of the hostile army rested
on this captured emporium Of wealthy region,
the right touched Nankin, nearer the Yellow
Sea; and it was intimated that, as soon as the
latter shared the fate of Woochang-foo, the
whole force would unite and advance rapidly
upon imperial Pekin, situated about forty deg.
of north latitude, and distant nearly nine de.
grees from the camps of the insurgents in Feb.
ruary.
From this sketch of geographical movements
of the rebels, and an examination of the Stats
tics of Chinese population of 267, 622,906 fully
237632,9O7 have been affected by the revolt so
that there are only about 3O,OOO,OOO to give in
their adhesion"
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COMMENCEMENT OF THE SHIP CA

About 10 o'clock Of Monday morning last,
the steamboat Albany made her appearance, and
came up the river with all her colors flying, and
as she neared the dock the piles OF wheel-bar-
rows and crowds of men, to be seen on her
decks, made it evident that at last our hopes
were TO be realized in the arrival of a strong
force of canal workmen. Mr. Harvey, the Con-
tractors Agent Capt Garfield and Col. Glenn
were passengers, accompanied by about 100
men. We learn that great crowd assembled
on the docks at Detroit 10 witness their depart
ure, and the scene was enlivcned by the pres
ence of band Of music. The citizens of De-
troit could well afford to make some demonstra-
tons Of satisfaction, as no work of It's cost and
size was ever undertaken which will add to the
growth and prosperity of the City of the Straits
like the Saut Ste. Marie Canal.
The first disturbance Of the sod was made in
the presence Of Capt. Garfield, Col. Glenn,
Charles w. Chappell and Charles Il. Harvey,
Esq, and numerous other gentlemen who chanc-
ed to be on the ground; and the first wheel
barrow of earth was carried out by the latter
gentleman.
From the way in which business has been
done by Contractors FOR the last two weeks, we
infer they do not intend TO have the work car
ried on after the example of the New Workers,
III lnelT CTlc Catal eIliaISeuient, DuI W push IL
with all possible despatch. Their General
Agent Mr.. Charles T. Harvey, came on to De-
troit on Tuesday, May 3lst, at which date not a
man was hired there, or any preparation made
He was fortunate enough, however, to secure
the services Of Mr.. Chapel as superintendent
Of excavation work, and with his assistance 100
men, suitable tools and provisions were sent
forward on Saturday, arriving here as above sta
ted, on Monday last. In less than forty-eight
hours, the whole force were in quarters furnish
ed by the company; large comfortable shan
ty 100 feet by %, capable of accommodating
100 men, is located at the head of the Portage
between the Canal and River, and Mr.. Harvey
provides for some 25 mechanics &C., at his own
house until suitable boarding house can be
built for them The agent occupies the Indian
Agency buildings and grounds.
The steamer London has just arrived to-day
Saturday loaded mostly with goods for the
Canal, in charge of Mr.. E. c. Hungerford. She
had about 10000 feet of assorted lumber, cat
tie CARTS &C., &C., and some twenty-five men
for the canal, about half Of whom are carpen-
tiers. Lake Superior Journal 18th inst
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DETROIT. June "a.

DETROIT, June "a.
Between 10 and Il o'clock Wednesday morn
ing the Propeller Challenge, while about 90
miles below Macknaw, bound down, exploded
her boiler
The stern of the boat was blown off. She
sunk in FIVE minutes.
Five persons were killed and three severely
injured. Passengers picked up by the schooner
North Star, and transferred to propeller Buce-
phalus, for this port.
The Challenge was a new boat on her first
trip, owned by II. N Strong and Capt Hart.
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ALLI5 & COW ES
yVhOlcs:sie Grocer 8.

,-..,-,,F YTas SIS :, EUanspiIIe, Ind.
TAyE ON hand of ti,e largest and best selected
- of Groceries, ever opened in the West. and
- " ~ Inducements that will justify deal to prefer
va. , 1T al = Evansville 10 any distant point
IT. NJ a,t. are invited To call and examine.
CoREEE-Rio Jamaica. Java, Mecca.
E.EImperal. Gun Powder IA. son, Young Hyson,
pshour oolong of all grades from lowest price fine
est. =. Ill.,, -
powdered. 80
vous TO the first frost ALSO reboile and House
BKANDY-Of all grades from the best impaired. n
great variety Of brands. to domestic manufactured.
WINES-Port Madeira Claret, Whts Sherry, Cham
paiyn. different Brands aud favors.
: GIN-London Excise, Pine APPLE and very fine Hoi
land ia Jugs.
GIG aRS-A great variety Of Brands at all prses f."r
50 81 10 s75D 1850. .,
AXES-Smmon = Davis and the celebrated Co'
Together with general assortment Of al artis to- gr
cralk kent in Grocer Establishments. sfCh az: -
Candles Ipye Siuds Nails Leather, ~ r.h. NEir r
of Guuny ags Turk Island and kafs~ b.. - n. tls
Prints I,rooms Brushes Paper. fo''ae,o taahiss
Scales Coffee Mills. Spices. do ground. Nisis
Well Chains aud f<tarcs fumhi r.. hec-ifers. lsf-
Lanterns Hall Lamps. oysters. Sr iues Nackerci fs
Goldfish Herring, Shovels. est. eci.. eci.
All the goods we sell warranted Ocil
oils AND P,INTS.-e casks Sperm or
" 10 bills Lnseed oil;
. 10 do ard oil. No. l..
90 do Tanners oi';
so kegs White Lepi:
900 cans asso ted Psiats, c-n1fn ~ oil
For sale by fdec2ol BABcoCK bKoTHEks'
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GEN. Pierce IN New YoRx.-The Times

Zen. FIERCE IN NEW IoRH.-The Times
of Thursday evening, says:
Notwithstanding the earnest and special
request o. Gen. Frank Pierce, President elect
desiring to be kept in seclusion, and retire.
ment, his apartments were beseiged at an
curly hour by various leading politicians. of the
Democracy and office seekers. The ground
wall of the Astor House was densely crowd
ed by all classes OF men, from the lowest to
the highest in society. These who were per-
m tied to call upon Gen. Pierce in his r. ON
did SO BY sending their private cards, and re-
ceiving an answer from the Presiden. elect.
The "soGt shell'' and "hard shelP' pollt-
Gins we're on IA IDS at the Astor, aud con-
siderable excitement prevailed among the
"soI s" fearing the ''hards" would out-gene-
Ial them in the end.
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LOUISVILLE Feb. Of.

Business was dull on Saturday No sales
OF 6agglng or rope were reported. A few
very small sales of hemp at SlIs.
Flour declined further; sales superfine from
store ct S4@42O
Nothing Of Importance was done in groce-
ries. a few small sales of sugar at sc and
some light lots of coffee at lOc Plantation
molasses we quote at zoe.
No transactions in provisions; mess pork
we quote nomina!ly at SIS. A few hundred
bacon shoulders sold at 81.
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To BE RAIsED.--We learn that the Mem
plis No. 2,that sunk few miles above NJ adj
sJn, will be raised and put in running order
again. The water has receded from the hull,
and crew went to her on Saturday to raise
her. Her furniture and portion of her car
20 have been taken to Cincinnati.
Lou. Cour.
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novl9
DIR. Az WAND aKsLlCE.
Louisville. Ky

Louisville. NY
ate professor of the kcoe Cinone Medicine Of Phar
maciale Paris, having been practicing Medicine %
wears past,
jEGs leave to his friends ard he public
eGerallN that he still continues devote bis time
and attention 10 the alienation Of human sui Y, by
curing the following diseases: Coughs, Colds lima,
Fits Props. ID! speps. Liver complaints. biles, Fstu
las Gou RheuuatssnI, ScrOfula. " bite Swell gs Dis
cases of the skin. Nervous ale tons; Fever ud Ague.
Bilious complaints &C., &c.
The success which L r. v has mel with b. hs pecu
liar way treating all Kin Of diseases has teen
notwithstanding he most desperate after repeated
failures most eminent practiionersi M the country
As pro of the Doctors merits; unlred he viii uhocr
take the cure OF all patients without charge excepting
the cost Of the medicine, requir Bg Zee until after the
r.stnra N of their health and the full sat sactoL of
the patients mini of the benefit conferred This Is the
principle upon wGic Dr. Nahaersec is governed IN ALI
cases with his practice.
Persons afflicted with Bilious &C., &c. can have them
entiry removed and pernianeutl. cured b, Dr. " and
can bear te .timony to hi wonderful success.
Families suffering with Irregularities nervousness, de-
bli,, &C. can permanently, cured 10y the treatment Of
pr. VGndersee la les let no scruples 'sIse deli
cacy hinder You from apl!ihg la proper person, when
YOU can be SO readily restored TO healt'.
Diseases OF pc, uliar character guaranteed to be
removed in few days, radically without Ole sve or
Iee.erious medicines DR.. " being emibently success
in this branch of racice Patients would save much
time aud money to nothing Of anxiv OF "rsse~
giving him early call He warrants to all matteThow
severe long Standing il may have Ueeu tio uush
cure pay. 'nvils your true interest Is - apply
to Dr. who has the proper medicines to meet
all cases.
Dr. Vanderslice begs leave TO further that he has
9TH him dies prepared i'm scientific and skti'fui
manner under his eye to each aud all diseases
in which his attention has been So long Win fui recuon
v IN us Them therefore inyads from any section OF
The country 10y adrcssn letter. post PAID 10 he ooe
tor satng symptoms &c. and enclosing 'ee' ean na'o
anu homr. from to ~ ocIocs A; N. and from
sto6P.M 1000, tho pavirio, Hotel an
Front street. md alter ths e~'o' ''e "'A 'o"A"
.;..bt ton la
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uFEvery man cherishes som, object some
shrine at which his alteration is paid un-
known to his lie low morials, unknown to all
save his God.
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p READI HE QII

TIME CITY BAK Ely. Formerly on Main street has
Il been removed o the corner of Chestnut and Mar
krt at the dwelling houss OF Mr. Jacob Fix. the
pr-ing proprieto, where he will be happy to SUPPLY
his old eostomers,as usual. His Bread wagon runs
daily and will supply all who have heretofore called
at the Bakery lw d.
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r. r. r..
ITS MODUS OPER.ANDL
IL Int ia. aals sis assi 1ap b.e..en
1t last ,ntly Removes its Cause ~
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
VIII Stop tue Tormel ting Painsi
VIII Allay the most Excruciatng Cramps and Spssmse
VIII Soothe the most Violent lrrtstionsi,t
IF f psrLY ' CURES
Throughout the United States many hundreds Of Ne
most obstinate cases OF
Neur ,lgia, Paralysis,
Lameness Spinal Complaints,
Chill Fever, Ague Cake,
Lumbago. Stitch in the Back.
1t hourly Cures Thousands Of
Darrhea, Cholera Morbus,
Sick ssfHi Headache Sors fsr asa Spa'"''
Tic Doloreux, Coughs and Colds,
Sour Stomach, Influenza,
Bad Breath Tightness of the Chest,
Sick Stomach. Biliousness.
1t Instantly Cures
Tens Of Thousands of the most Excruciating Pains
la few moments.
Pains in the Back,
Pains in the shoulders,
Pains in the Muscles,
Pains in the Joints,
Pains around the Heart,
Pains around the Liver,
Pains around the Kidney,
Pa ms in the Head. the Face, tho Feet, Ne Anna
SIDE, and Stomach,
Neuralgia Pains
Nervous Pains
Rheumatic Pains
Sciatic Pains,
Syphitic Pains,
Sharp and Acute Pains. Heavy and Grumbing PALMS,
Aches Of all kinds
Back Ache, Ear Ache.
Pace Ache, Tooth Ache.
Spinal Complaints
Are suddenly Relieves from all Painful feelings ~
X. K X. Relief.
CssEP rs.ES!
LEAP FOR JOY!!
The Crippled and Bed ridden Instantly relieved
by the X. K. K.
NV
We have where III crippled and stinjoInted
hobble their way TO our Laboratory. 70 received is
soothin1 influence
And Walk away Rejoicing
In the Quick and Sudden Efficacy OF the X. r. r.
We guarantee that in ninety nine cases out OF ono
hundred, Radways Rea Relief will 10 all that Is here
set down. One trial viii. prove ITS efficacy. The mo
men is applied arrests the progress Of diseased
ton, and instantly allays rritatiOr.
r. X. II. is sold 20 Goats per bottle. so cents
and 81 per bottle.
Genuine Relief.
signature of RADwAY & CO.
On the Label AND THE LETTERS
X. X. X.
BLOWN IN THE GLASS.
General Agent for the Stats of kentucky - Edwfu
Morris, wholesale druggist. Louisville; also, sale by
Raymo nd IL Paiten, 4h street, and z. Blackwell, ID
street
Job, c. Davie and Scr;bner Il Devol. New Albany;
r. SURE druggist Madison; all respectable dr. ggss
throughout tho United States and Cahadas.
WOOLSEY d LiNCk. Agents,
EvEusv lie, Ind.
RADNAY a. CO.,
novl9 162 Fulton ST.. New York.
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TO WESTERN AND SOUTHERN MERCHANTS,
SPRING TRADE OF 1858.
POlLA d, p LAT Z e ? & SMITH,

NO. 455 MAIN ST., LOUISVILLE, KY.
HAVING largely increased facilities, especially
IL ia our manufacturing department., conh
IDENTIFY to the Western and Southern Merchants visit
ing ordering goods FROM this market that pro-
vided with stock Of goods in line unsurpassed in
quantity and quality and that fully abe to
pete in price " 18th the Eastern manufacturers.
II has for several years past become evident TO all
who purchase Hats Caps &c. ia this city tina. the quail
iIy Of the goods superior and at the time
low as they can b. bought in any market Ia The United
1T ties
The DRESS HAT introduced by for Spring
trade shll be the Hat To suit the taste of southern and
Western gentlemen.
4 Having, last FALL received the two first Premiums at
the Kentucky State Far for the Finest Hats ssN
To friends that this prn fashion nf Dress Hats viii
compare with any Effort heretofore made 10y ourselves
and will eclipse all other les introduced for the prng
\ trade.
Our stock OF every description of Hat. and Straw
Goods is now full and complete TO which We Invite at
tcIltion.
We largely engaged in the manufacture OF Wool
and Plantation Hat. which will sell IT factory Pri
fccs.
feb9-weow SIN POLLARD. PRATHER & SMITH.
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LARD OIL & STERINE CANDLES.

HE undersigned is engaged in manufa, turing Lard
l. Gil aud Sterne Candles in this city, Of the best
quality, which be o3tn,d at the store OF Messr,
DEcKER * KRAMER, Main street. Evansville, at Cinein
natl prices They the ohly Agents in this city for
selling articles OF my manufacture. The wholesa,
price viii always be the the Cincinnati quota
ions and will DC rcailcd At the usual market rates
ian3l.u GEO. KLEIN
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ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
COMMISSION ana forwarding
III o USE.

MOGRIDGE g. MrPan Nc fA'A
(Late Twcheu * Mogridge
>toRSER OF COMMERCIAL AND PINE srRrr1s
[ ,o-' onI s AND COMMISSIONS will have
- our prompt and personal attention. and liberal
advances Will be .iven when required ON
or Bills of Lading in hand. "'i'"''
orders r the Pure base Of Lead. Grain Usmn and
other Produce will be filed 1t the lowest possible rs
The Receiving and Forwarding of Merchandise ~
Produce will meet with especial care and ,isuat. ,h
lowest Rates of freight will always be procured and he
expense oil stor-ge and drayage much as possible
Ia odci.
References.
!. & E. WALSH, !
PACE d BuuN
CHARLES, BLow q Co.. st. Louis.
CRoUTEAU & VALE,
DoAN, KING d Co..
u. 3 8. f snrsesn. e. b"0'' Louisville.
ELLIS 81 MORTON,
STRADER " GoRMAE,
HOSEA & FRASER, Cincinnati.
SPRINGER 81 NHITEMAS,
4. GOODMAN d Co.,
Si Itf Es.s. s e. : s s' Pittsburgh.
E::::: ; &C. &C. 81
Blow * MARCH, \
CHAs. a WEIGHT
JOSIAH LEE IL CO.. }
ABRAHAM COLE, i'ai''inoEe'
" G. FARwELL N Co., } A.
Howard. Son IL Co., D"''on'
.c.TwICHELL q CO., New Orleans.
We have an open Policy of Insurance. which will cove
mail or when endorsed on bills of ladny before. or
the time OF shipment. MUGRIDGE & McFAUL
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BISCH & HGINECKEN.
HOLEsALk DE- NLERs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC IJOJIORS

WINES, CORDlALS, SYkUPS, HAVANA
CIGARS, FRENCH CALFSKINS, %c.
WuIsKIss--Old Monous.hela, Old Rye, Old bourbon.
Irish Scotch, Rectfed and Raw
N1ESSRS BISCH IL HEINECKEN purchased the ex.
wi .ensivc stock of liquors and Wines. Cigars
of Messrs Whitman 81 Zahn about the middle OF No
vember last and having made large additions thereto
will carry the business ut the old stand ON sycamore
street Water Messrs. b. q ii. will attend strictly
TO their business in person. no one else having auth ry
To do business for or in connection with their house.
iau97
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FURNITURE.
ETNA
FIRE INSU IL "A N e G d Nj Il AN Y |,
az Gl,.sf,..l <,onn
ss s.. ssss

ETNA
FIRE INSUR "a nee c. MPAN Y,
az Hartford. Conn.
CAPITAL $500, C00-GH paid tn and INFESTED.
RESERVED EARNINGS S2IG,CIO.
Total assets $50 10.
FINHlS Company was Incorporated win a perpetual
L charter in 1879. aud nsures against loss damage by
Fire Dwelling Houses. Manufacturing establishments,
Stores household furniture, and merchandise III gcnelal,
the most favorable terms and losses Occurring in In
agency will be Literally adjusted and paid with prompt
ness.
DIRECTORS:
Thos. X. Brace, Robert Bucl.
Samuel Tsdor, Miles a. Tuttle,
Joseph Pratt, John l.. Boswell,
Austin Durham, Ebenezer Flower,
Ward Woodbridge, h.. y. Buckley,
Joseph Church, RoaiYi MaIher,
Edwin G. Ripley Silas Il. Hauihton
Frederick Tyler, SamuelS. Ward,
Henry z. Pratt.
THOMAS X. BRACE, Pres't.
S. L. LOOMS. Secretary.
PApplications for Insurance may be made 10 the sub
scrber who is duly authorized to receive proposals and
issue policies terms Insurance ONCE
or Agency in the West. A. c. HALLOCK, ACT,
feb4-d Main street, nearly opposite the Bank.
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G9IAT BNRGAINS.

31AT Bt0G AIMS.
WILL SELL Geo acres the best Land in the county
yiig on the oanal tw" and half or three miles from
he city Also, So Lots ia the Ny nth enlarge.
ment of the city OF Evansville five lois the corner of
vine ald Third street in tn. city, fronting 2, ect on
Vine street and extending back parallel with Third
w feet l. ai alley and % lots ia Lamascc city,
fronting Fulton avenue. Those 81 lots in The North
eastern enlargement and Inc - lots in Lamasco hot
sold ut private sale before the third Mo day pr will
on That day be sold at public auctian al Tia Court house
In the city For particulars .nqdre of the subscriber
his oice Fourth street nascu a few doors east of
the Market-Sign of Notary Public aud Real Estate
Agency. dec27-lmdw NATHAN RoWLkY.
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JOHN FARRsrr.ac co
ok HILL CEMETERY.

by ORDER Of the Common Council OF the city of
Evansville, the Cemetery recently laid on. by the
' IL tn be known an designated above, and the
9 OF lots advertised for the 9th inst u postponed
account Of the inclemency Of the weather, 10 the
81 inst which day. etween the hours of
4 4 p. NJ. Los will te sold the Court House
pr by the CITY Marshal TO the highest bidders In the
ii persons DESTROYS Of pureh asiug lots may do
by paying the City Collector fifteen dollars per
for lots in blocks adjoining the main avenue of tho
snetery. an'l ten dollars for any other lot.
By orl 81 Of the Council JOHN J. CHANDLER,
ebIl tJs Cry Clerk.
DO CoFFEE-50 bags choice, just received pee
L Belle Key and for sale 10y
s. +. GILBERT e. CO..
rb9 Sye ST near Wate..
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LITE A0RIV al.
y BXS Fresh Garden Seeds Tor sale at wholesale,
= for which will take Rags, feathers white beans
oeeswax, venison, chickens, &C.. in EXCHANGE.
decJ-3m THOMAS HEADEN.
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FRUITS, Pr ESEavEs,..&C.
lust RECEIVED and for sale al the lowest market
j rates:-lO drums Sultanas or ) Hess Rassns:
as jars Canton pres rived ginger:
- cases Cilron;
90 dOZ Brandy Peaches;
20 doz B:audy Pears,
10 do preserved II mcrnds;
$40 drums No. / Figs
50 boxes X Raisins;
30 Quarter boxes laye- Raisens;
90 BaitiiaOre Oy sters,
- boxes Oranges o.;
So do Lem0ns;
) casks Zlnte Currahts;
so jars assorted Pickles;
- Ioz ScOtch,Ale pts,
y doz Scotch Porter, pts,
fcbs BABCOCK * BROTHERS..
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We have an open Policy of Insurance, which will
All shipments Ia onr address when adviser by letter ber
man or when endorsed on bills of laGng before or Z
the time OF shipment. MUGRIDGE & McFAUL
h"'iV--d0wly St. Louis, Mo-
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So 9vEYO Is NOTICE.

LII prisons owning property adoin. n= the following
n described trast of land will take notice that
RIDAY the 25th day Of February ID. 1853, the Cosn
Surveyor of Vanderburgh county will proceed to
blsh the and lines the half of the south
quarter OF section No 4. in Township No s. south
range No H. west in the district of lands subject
rs at Vinccnnes. Ind. lfeb3-3w.l JOHN HAAG.
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C,oMBS-5O gross new style Fancy Tuck.combs asst'd
~ Received and Tor sale by JAS. LOW 81 CO.,
jan27 Az Main 81, Louisville Ky.