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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-15

II HEk HbRFaESH ~EElFN, tkH abLtUN'
L AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YORK 49,
Thomas q Slearas import,r amt Ie5brr II s51l 1hht
nerg and Fanny Go0ds To- Esaa3pag. a J. ilas now
in and is daily receiving and offering the lowest
prices complete assortment of goods Ia his line, com
rrsng an the varinus styles aud deszns consisting ot
Black end Fancy Silks, Ahfcelinrs Foreuccs, Shnw-,
Trimmings. Bonnet Ribbons. Tn6eu aud smith Ribbons.
Dress Trimmings of all kinds, Enbroidcries, French
and English Cmpes Grape Lssea. sill, Clnsat4. Glove.
ofall d1ds, silk Lace Mus, Barrgos laers. White
Goods Hosiery 10 lldifs.
The dersigucd would invite tho uacnlion of his
friend, AVID the trade generally Hcwi naeI great IT.
duremepfs 10 cash md short time buyers.
THOMAS q STEARNS.
IT, BronlNb
Between Liberty st. aud Maiden Lane. y !.
l.r as.,4a4
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FEE, sUGA COTT0

Y YARNS, &c
60 bags Rio, Lnguro Maracoiboand JAW Coatc.
10 hhds. n. O. Sugar
30 boxes and bbls. Lump, Crushed, powdered and
Coffee Sugars veiy fine,
$500 Leallsyle and Milton Cotton Nars,
~ bbls low priced Sugars 70. Manufacturers,
~ boxes sperm ralloW and Aa'c Candles.
/ on aaeby GEO, BAGBY.
Jan est
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BOOKS. STATIONERY &C,

DOOKsi B0Olzs!!--NEW BOONE 80 81 ! : ;
~ So a.. R,,I,'ar 30 cent.
yIri..itude.. a revolutionary Story BY Jamc. p
Hattie Stewart from BIsckwoed,
Henry Esnond, l,y Tbnekcfay. %
= Shabby Genie. Story do % =
Harper Magazine, -
Draper. Chemistry,
Lncon's Botany.
do for beginners,
Bolnap'. Leyi.ae Or,
PieeoIa in French,
Pin4eek'= Histpries-Greece Rome 4 rance
alitcbeps Geography and Attn. NEW Ed
do Primary
CUTTER Anatomy
Parker Philosophy. Primary,
Bullion Classical Series.
Dawes Aril5'- end Mafh1 Works.
School Iakstands,
Slecl Peus superior quality,
States. Welsh If the best quaIity,
Tx aud hi, Powders,
White saic Pencils,
Writing Books.
Day-bop.s aad Leagers,
Lcttpraud Record Books, Journals
Invoice Books. Cash Books,
Dinics lfr-e and Small, 3sizes
PueIet gect Books great variety
Printed tue Baots,
do BHl Books,
Unlocked Mems,
Bank Books,
Eavclopaa, cod and wbite,plaia and fancy,
Bill Paper long and broad,
Round Ruhbrf Bauds,
Drawing aud Writing Pencils,
Lo9cr Clips lor holding papers.
fol-
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED TO HiRE.-fhe subscribers
w wish to hire for their work on ne a. q ehh
;lr.4 - m. Nopntai, region of Va, a number ri
strong men and boys for which liberal he VIII be ald
They have had long experience IN the nanagsment OF
Negroes and are Themselves large owners .h'ed ne
eroes s receive the same treatment 10 every te'Ps'
,b,t they eieo their own One Of US can be seen ~
Ivpehbnre M anv time till the 10Th Of January ~ the
Washinefon Hofel or At McCorkle Simpson ONE
81 at Nc Daniel Hurts. They vii also buy men ana
boys ecoi y = 's'.'''''
D. D siaris
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SOUTHERN FINE ART, BY =. IL.

GNOUTEEEisS FINE ART, BX =. IL.
- WEIGH. OF GHARLEsTUN. S.C.-GEO. Wash
INGTON-TaPrer,a7i ialbcau0als Of AhneJican Fine
Ar.- Itcict sHaguGei,w Portrait n WASHING
TON-(2O by Is inches Engraved steel (1y per
mission from Gilbert Stuart'- only original painting.
The celebrity of this great engraving has doubtless
become familiar rs "househoId words TO the mind Of
every person in the L. 5. who foud.
Every Artist Scholal Statesman and Jnrist, in our
country add ia Europe. capable of Judging, has pro-
nounccd WEIGHS WASHINGTON i PERFECT trans
script OF Snuts worldreuowncd painting anda such
TIE ONLY CORRECTLY ENGRAVED PORTRAIT EXGs-
FENCE.
FIVE DOLLARS PER COPY.
The onl merit tins Portrait of Washington possesses
Is that bc Senate of Inc United States, and the most
celebrated Scholars Artists, Jur,ls and Statesmen OF
the United Sthe, pronounce 1.-THE ONLY CORRECT Por-
Trait Of Washington EVER engraved
Panicu attention j. invited to the following letter
from the Hon Roger fancy Chief Justice of the l.
States:
BALTIMORE. June 26, 1852.
Dear Sir: Acccp, my thanks ior the Portrait oil
beauty must strike every who it and it is
less happy Units likeness 10 the Father of his country
was fay good fortune have him in the days
my hoyhood, and bis whole appearance is yet strongly
impressed on memory. The portrait you have Is
suednppcaIs mcto be aueXac likeness representing
perfectly, the expressions we'll as the torn and ea
lures at lis face y lh great respect,
am YOUR ob't servant,
r. b. TANEY.
Geo " Childs, E-q.. Ph1.'a
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vT'EN PLATE, sPEATER ~ SHEET


a. COME "A LAST. CHARLES A
"a ENARD WNlon MhKER 4 JEwELFR, Lyncl
1ASss4S burg, Va, would respectfully call the utten
non the ctizens at Lynehbnrg and the surrounding
country his fine aud splendid assortment of Watch
cs JeweIry and ware received fronhe North.
ofthe latest STYLES and patterns, selected by himself
with great suit this market. From his long ex.
perjcnce in the Watch and Jewery business he Gal.
ters himself that he please the lastidiou--
As for his work mauship he leaves 1t those that e
has done work for Judge All he asks uial, ard
YOU perfectly satisfied, and il his goods and
NOT exactly what he recommends them to be. lac binds
himself to rcdoube the money and charge for the
goods.
Old Gold md Silver taken in cxclurge for anything
in my line. c. a. ENARD
March 8-,s . doors above Exchange corner.
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L1KEsH GARDEN sEEDs.--The N

ENkEsh GARDEN sEEDS.-- ne sab.
Il serbef has IN tore HE Spring supFIy "i 'nr
den Seeds his stock is barge and embrace every eaely
usually wanted in Ibis climate They nleall blA a"d
geuqe and dlreet from the celebrated louo 81 y tfIg
1AxnREfB of Pbilade pl.a--nlsos assortment of
choice FLOWER SEEDS.
Catalogues with almanac nad directions Tor planting
md culture 10 be had gtatis JOHN Il SEAS.
eb cts Dturei.t.
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Union pOUNDRY.-NE con
selves together under the .fsle md firm Of
JONES, HEGGs Il BROTHER,

I GERN-1hr sub-afibai4 have nssooi1ted them
.ri.,s together under the .fsle md firm ol
JONES, HEGGs IL BROTHER,
al re4rar,flIs eal Tie attention sf The public . the
FOUNDRY about one uic below the cry inmed late
5 on Tie Causl ~ fiey prepared 10 lf1li any
Irserlai.sn or q CASTING. IN loom saad Mi
Maehlao.g SagpepaHs. cn,dfpu Kettles, ne~ lmFsrtr
lion If GafHrn OF Porch Ghairs. Hot aad Umbrella
startl. Jenny Lind FHriar Gn,tes and Fcndeis. pain
on fancy Balcony Railing Il the afef sfylr Pi9ugha.
all szes md patruis Brackets yarous -It"s sloves ad
Mun'.e pieces u1Bde r. order hat"r Ras or d1'f
saIlraps Of all s5les.to which thcattsufina OF built
ere ra iasitsa-a II nl5chfhey viii furnish pt Nof
crn ffIres aa1 onIg AN call 10 insure saIes. ~
prom p pffrf on and fifUf workmanship, tbey hop 10
sbafr tar portion IF public patronage. All orders
tJa tIIs received "a, + f,r3fartl1 - aefrd 40 Tho ne1t
81 .ts#r WILLIAM -. JONES.
"a MIS- BEGGS.
.ept#a f..Ifs HAMILTON BEGGS.
Ttearr44 ,44fe.
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NEW eaOODS--v,A,, -.

n n " sHOODS--EALL 1904 he sub
IN seribci would respectfully anua,lre r., hi fo,d
and be pubic generally that he nuw prepared to Of
fer to the trade larga aud we'll selected stock Of Stane
and Fancy Dry Goods nj unusuall, low price. uis
stock Of Fall Cloths, Salineps, Linsey. &C. !. ycr
luree also a worry lareeand desirable stock Of Blnol,,
nil of which viii he Offered nj very low N, es
Sent 24-difts - c LETTERS
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and they take this opportunity TO return tho = n
The pub for the very liberal patronage ta lIss, Ii
] r 4 6. S. Diugud and beg con ifaareea lie
same
We have on hind lot of TonAcco SeRtvg .suf a.
,rs Tobacco Finisher Just goitenur uuRl sad Points
Of All descriptions, Mill Gearing, wrought and cast,
Tlreshing Machines, &c u. &
J. T. DlUGufD
Ian STA q s. DfTGUID.
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i est of Mr. YIN. +. North. IN the concern of Saun-
ders, North K lrby intending continue the general
GROGiRY,F OR IIARDLNG aud COMMISSION
business we avail ourselves of This occasion tender
services to old friends and customers and to shy
them. we sha be happy 10 deal with them, and
the public generally nnd 10 soll the most nIyann
geous terms TIE purchasers Of orr goods ms W. buy
every thing for cash and at cash prices
ian II dGeifts SADNDERS& IRBY.
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nISSOLUTaON.-- w. Payne
, has purchased Of e g. Bel his entire interest
rbe concern of Payne & Bell. Adebts due thcfrm will
he collected by r W Payne; ato the debts due from
The couccfn will be paid by him.
We request persons having cunts against the firm
IL bring them in ior settlement also all who ndeb
o 10 rbc conrT viii plcasc cal' and mike payment.
PAYNE < BELL.
is 2G-ts July q 1859
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NRIENDOW GLAss.-8OO 6oze. Eo.6.

NAkNDOW GEASS.-3OO boxe. Eng5,1.
w French and American Glass now on hand -
every size and qualityin generaluse, for sale low
sept3'-dts GREGORY. ROYALL & SIMPSON.
SFEAM ENGENE.--F sale "a steam engine
- oil ~ morse power suitable for mill no1r or
corn mill or for II collier. This engine was mada i,
ENGLAND and cost SI3 600 import and is pronounced
hyledges as being opportunities We win sell ~ y
great sacrifice We refer applicants, a to its capabt
Nc To ihos Dodamead, Esq, superintendent Ollie
Petersburg Railroad Comparv or r AIai Snand 1e
&C oil Office. EDMOND. DAVENPORT. & co.
Tian 19-ats - w.
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NEW CONCERN. ONE Doiia, saped. is t.so

NEW CONCERN. one Doifor so0ed. Is tro|
IN earned, SO says Benz. Fmnklin;|
Those in want ofclohing would do wen to call a, the
lynehburg clothing Emporium, as the balance oil the
fall and winter stock will be closed OUT Ut very low
spring II is the intention the propetofs 20 nun
this eslabishment Tic be relied on Tor al h'
clothieg from the finest to the lowest prlc e1. 90
ian dXrets HATCHER, LOCKWOOD y 20
EENE EHCOKRCE.-2l cases fine l1colie'
Paste a part of the lot very favnrte brands--Ins
received and for salcby LEE y JOhNooN'
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NEW G1NGERN.-ibes ua-e1 ..ers ~ 40.
ted tbcnseye4 together uihe int IastaHt forf he
..sssee-sa., pusposcof conducting tbennnulncturs
8 ss.ss.szses5 ofGNBl<ET WARE. atHe ali end
10 mn tagea slaad Of .. Diur4d IN.
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L a VI. uOLEIsS-Bee leave TO enll the NJ
y IGNITION 81 their customers aed The public general
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DHGUTD &. BROTHER.

Il 4 ness heretofore conducted under the hfh p
&Gs4 DIUGUID, will continue IN future urs. =
sfvta If
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Geo " CHlds, E~q. Phina.
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AIOORMAN q MARTIN. GRoGERs

Domesqas-3-1,4-I 81, Cd I2-l C,,,oy,vgs-}-
ii. 10 par Blankets, FuIled Cloths, Sleeps G ruy
r9to Lins,ys. Prints Boots, sbos &c, &c, &C. all
which thcg olcr TO the rrode at G0r prices.
scni l8-i-e
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-09

Iowa Naturalization. JoHs A. DIX, Sub
Treasurer of New York City, has been made
President Of the Davenport, Iowa Railroad
known as the Mississippi and Missouri Com.
Pany, connecting the Chicago and Rock Is.
land Road at Davenport, with the Missouri;
kiver, Hon. A. c. Flagg, City Comptroller
s,he Treasurer. He is also the Treasurer
OF the Rock Island Road, the chief contract.
ors Tor which, Messrs. Farnham, J. f. Shelf.
heid and others, take part in the new work
ne following is their programme:
=, Inc Company agree to construct in Tow,
[nree Railroads. l. From Davenport to Iowa
o'y' with view to it's ultimate extension
westwardly or ENTHUSIASTICALLY, 9. From
Musca,Ine, westwardly, by way of Oskaloosa.
to the Missouri river, or to a more south
wardly' connecting with the Great R,niJs
Inc Company agree to furnish two. tbrdr 81
the amount OF capital necessary TO the CON.
struction of these. and required the 49,.
along the lines to contribute the otber r. '
for the construction of their own road sc
course. All these lines are to be extended
towards their utimatej destination. ;ns, -
far, and just as fast as the people along them
furnished their quota-one. third-for tba,
purpose. Neither road is to be Diverted from
It's course, TO favor either of the three points.
davenport, Muscatine or Iowa City. |
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j,9 3w -
SHERyEFSS SAFE

RY virtue Of decree Of foreclosure rendered by
u the Vanderourgh Circui. Couf. at IFS April Term
1853. in suit wherein William A. Mcdowell pl in
TN aud Henry r. Vaughn was defendant cert fed CO..
OF which decree has been issued and deveredt me
the Clerk Of said Cou will on rhursda, he 4h day OF
August ID. 1859, betSeen the hours of 10 o'clock NJ.
and O'Clock r. Of said day the door of the Court
House. the City OF Evansville expose to sale he
AID profits for the term 0fseven de-
scrbcd Real Est t.: The north Eatqr ofthe SouL kai
Or OF Section No. twenty fve township No six South
Of ange No, ten west except one hafot hereto
fore dee ed for SCHOOL house. Also: ten of the
South East Or ofthe Nort Eastqr of the Section
and bounded rs follows: Beginning at the North ST
corner OF the North East quarter Of The south East quar-
tel OF sail Section thence north along the Section line
u point that line drawn thence and parallel
with the north line of the North East quarter of
aaa!a PIT tfo hs South West
North west quarter of Section No. Thirty la Town
snip NO; SIX South Of Range No Nine West: said ten
DC land on ia square piece in the south we,i
corner oil tue Sonih West quarter of the North W.,
OF SAID section lthrt,) situated Ia the Vincennes
ana ~ default If The rents and profits sci
mug LOT sum sufficient TO satsf, said Execution vii
=, ING same time aud place offer for sale the fee sim DIE
iy92w fS6 JOHN S. TERRY svc
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no Pittsburghers are fairly surfeited with
amusements, almost every train takes out a
pick nick, and the .Omnibuses are in great
demand. The glorious Fourth promises
sports. Prof. Wise is to make grand bai-
loon ascension. Dan Rice exhibits his Hip
podrome, somebody else gives brilliant Py-
rotechnic exhibition. Mayor Riddle pro-
claims that, the boys shan't fire shooting
crackers anu the patriotic boys swear that
they will, and everybody is preparingto have
great time, except your humble servant who
fe'rs to enjoy an hour of sunshine lest it
should be succeeded by storm.
Tuesday, July 5th.: expect if spared to
start for New York, via. Baltimore and Phil
adelphia, iaking glance, perhaps, at Wash
ington City. eftr
You may hear from one at a time of these
points. Itravel upon the principle of exclu-
siveness, no company. yet "never less alone
than when alone" For in sunshine and in
storm, in prosperity and in adversely, that
same "sweet little cherub" still "sits smiling
aloft watching the life of poor''
ASMODEUS.
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How the Administrator 10 supported.

How the Administration - supported
The Louisville Times hew into ecstacies
day or two ago, at the sight of series OF re-
solutions adopted at the New Hampshire
State Convention, giving utterance to his feel
ings thus: "The Administration is being en-
dorsed all over"-The Times don't stop 10
tell its readers how the said resolutions were
adopted, nor how far they endorse the Al
ministration.
The resolutions as presented by Edmund
Burk, censured the Administration rather Sc
verely, though on the first day of the Con-
vention they appeared to represent the feel
inrs of the Democracy Of the Granite Sta te
with slight exceptions. They were modified,
however. so as TO read and mean just this,
that they fully and cordially endorsed every
thing that the President had done which they
thought was good. and repudiated what they
deemed bad! They disapprove Of the ap-
pointment of Abolitionists, Secessionists,
Southern Rights men, Fillibusters, Traitors,
&C., &C., and express their high appreciation
of the elevation Of good, sound, national
Democrats to office; and with wishing the
President and the country the usual good luck.
they stop right there.
Now let US make mathematical calcula-
ton, and see how much the President gets
endorsed.
We start with the proposition which
is true, that he has done nothing since
his Inauguration but remove Office holders,
and make new appointments in their places.
At least nine-tenths of his appointees are
of the class repudiated by the New Hamp
shire Democracy! So We see that the Pre-.
sidcnt really, is family commended for about
one tenth he has done, by his old friends and
neighbors.
The Wings themselves are perfectly will
ing to give him credit for every good appoint
ment. Can't the Times find some better en-
dorser!
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EXTENSIVE ADvERTIsEMrxr.-Tbe N. "
Sun says that an enterprising tailor in tina,
city, recently turning out an elaborately fin.
ished carriage, drawn by six black horees, his
business sign painted upon it in an appropri.
ate style. The carriage, he says, is for the
use of his customers. He fits them with
coats and then gives them ride home! n
showing a three thousand dollar carriage
drawn by six fine horses and supplied with a
band of music pays, what would the same
amount yield ifinvested in newspaper adver-
tisements.
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OSWFGo. N v Julv <

mere was very destructive fire here TO-
cay. About 200 stores and dwellings were
consumed. The loss will not fall short of
9ooV'ooo. Every mill north of Bridge street
was burned, and over 300, 900 bushels of
gram was destroyed. The insurances Office
sEner hea.ily The principal loosers are
Fi,zeugh &,Co., who lose $40. 600 on their
m'll; they had also large stock of grain On
hand. .: Doolittie's mill and stock va. a..
1royed' valued at $4,000; partially insureJ
There Is also about $50 900 loss on ar.;n
visions. S''''oi III pro-
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SUCCESSFUL WHAIEas.-The Wbalem,r,s
List says, the bark FavOrite, Capt. Pierce.
Just arrived at Farhaven from three wears
cruise has made one of tie most profitable
voyages on record. The total amount Of bsr
catching is 1900 barrels whale. $50 barrels
sperm oil, and $4,000 pounds of bone. The
most successful whaling voyage, and the one
Which amounted to the most money. ia that
OF the ship Montreal. Capt. Fish, recentlv
arrived at New Bedford. She was thirty.
two mosnth and fifteen days, and during that
time she Obtaineda cargo which sold on her
return for Sl3S,O23,le.
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Found.

The body of Mr.. Graves of Louisville, who
was drowned at Raleigh bar last SATURDAY.,
has been recovered. 1t was taken from the
river by the citizens of that vicinity, and blu.
red to await the coming of his friends from
l. uisville.
Mr.. Henderson, of the Louisville Journal.
in company with several other gentlemen,
passed here yesterday morning on the Obion
with the body in charge.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-09

THE PANAMA RAILRoAD.-A correspondent
the New York Evening Post says the Pan
ANA railroad is progressing very slowly. BY
the terms Of the contract the track was to
have been laid across the Rio Chsgres during
the month of February last, and the cars to
run on said rail to Panama in August next.
The road will not be completed in three
years, judging of the future from the past
not one mile of the road has been completed
The writer attributes the delay to the i'll treat
ment of the laborers, and the consequent
want of labor. ThsSe has been an immense
A friend. who recently crossed the isthmus on
his way to California. writes home that he
mites, r!msostAsta4Sd aiiahvs hours.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-09

A meeting of the Stockholders Of thi,
Company was held at the town of Paducah
on the 30th ult., for organization. and the
following named gentlemen were elected Di.
rectors.
Paducah-L. NJ Flourney and w. F.
Norton.
Vincennes-A. T. Ellis, G. NJ. Allen, A.
Smith, Thos. Bishop, w. Z. Browne.
Cincinnati-H. Ii. Goodman and c. w.
West.
Illinois,. G. Bowman, v. B. Bell, E. B.
Webb.
Alta meeting Of the Directors held on the
same day, the following officers OF sail COM
Pany were elected:
Presidential. II. Ellis.
Secretary and Treasurer. G. Bowman.
Chief Engineer-N. A. Quincy.
Vim. Cax.
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ATTACHmENT NOrTCE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 1th day of July
~ 1858 OF Attachment: was Issued by me- Brack-
ct Mills Justice of the Peace of the county of Wander
burgh at the instance and upon the affidavit Of Peter
Raciene inst the goods. chaics and effects of John
Harden, Cox &Co. by virtue OF which writ follows
property to witt fiat boat Of the value forty
do lars has been attached the property otc said
den. Cox & Co., and that the aOh day Of July 1853
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at my Office in pigeon ship Of
said county will proceed 10 hear and decide upon the
claim OF the said plaintiffs whereof the said
aud all other persons concerned will take notice.
BRACKET MILLS, Seal.
IuSfic
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-09

HThe beautiful low water steamer Sal.
lie West, was at our wharf yesterday morn
ing from Louisville in about eighteen hours
She was drawing 80 inches of water aud ex-
perienced no difficulty at the bars. She is the
most commodious Louisville and Paducah
steamer in the trade. We thank her officers
for papers one day ahead of the mails.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-09

hTWe are under great obligations to Mr.
Mcclure. the gentlemanly Clerk of the Cal.
TO and Louisville steamer Salem for I,te
New Orleans dates. In these low water
times. mails are irregular, we are greatly &C.
cammodated by our river friends for which
attentions we feel duly gratifed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-09

w Barnum, of Jenny Lind notsrietv, has
0een arrested by Bank Note List publisher,
on the charge Of violently assaultinp and
threatning him in his Office in New York
IL MS oath is to be believed, Barnum
s~0re terribly behaved like a BLACKBOARD. We
hope it is not true.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-09

~ 1t is calculated that at least 100, 900
persons will visit the Crysatl Palace in New
York and spend in that city, on an average,
500 each, making ten millions of dollars! at
least three millions of which will 70 in from
our western Country.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-09

6T"Why," asked correspondent of the
Baltimore Clipper, "should death and mar
rage notices be paid fort"
To which the Clipper replies.
"For the best reason-one is an advertise
ment OF CO partnership, and the other is
notice OF dissolution. Business is business"