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VoL. XIII......No 3,9O9.

" Temperance Alliance Tent, oor7s- Of Try go l. h.
s-Crsnd Temperance RAY IN The Tent ibis - EHi ~
meeting be addressed By HORACE GREELEY and the 70
2 p. CUL KR-
~ Chanse Of ISsLY Cgs EIPrs- for 5''t2 s -
the Fsst Newport Pal River VIII iesys once 20 Wa
Broadway quarter 20 P " For Paiads p a.
the South a. quarter o B T u
10 Newfown V nge AssOciaiiou-A publ. nsetlns OF
hi will ne bed Thu R-DAf EFkHiNb &C.
A. no 10 Bower Union Buildings ks = a. sfsocstoa Of
vorfnFmer who Purpose by c0ubnafi 2 their means %
ebs,e psr o. he snd beautiful farm q sa1l-l Va
lets Fsq situated village Of newborn L l. 1n1 upo1 ~
In 4 he Flushing Rarosd he lad OF mo
l.ee plot. ard divided among te MEMBERS .
roportcrae Of w80s farm ch . eacl
srfserbe eVeufyfve 10 rs per o. Upon The prop
erty there handsome COTTAGE which tozh
with other imIfovsenu VII BE- worth thousand doirs ald
general vii belong the 10 der or -
lots on which they staId without sddtonl Ths ~
iircushout The 4 " 70 30 n o. nm ltat0l %
pr tom 10 the mechanic and Eorsnltl
tins - oeaon PROMISES hghy leneca results AID al lo ~oqt
avail henstesof s tdgsnages respectfully invited 20 ni
ile Inee.iDg and lean furti er plIlicn. a. 49,, . ,
EDWARD " KErCHAN President
y. ,. WILSON. Chairman Board o. Ir1s,ees
z. V DAVIS sfcfetsrv.
~ IMMIGRANT Intelligence Once, and Labor TX
change, a CaBaif- NewiOrkIhe ONCE esiao-
lshed Commissioner Of Esrsfion where can always be
found large LLbOre md Servants al low rie- Of
peTsOns their orders allied b. wrs 20 ne 81
prDtensen saan The amount Deeess 70 pay he psz o.
he parties req ired No fees charged 20 smployes
JAS P. FAGAE s. erin,ea lent
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CRAHAMs AMERICAN MONTHLY MAGA-
lETleL1. .rp eoxrsIsrross.

ARrfCLEe AND CONTRACTORS
Sentr n Wales rst1Atec By Louisa stuart Costello Quick
sVtf' cn Household Words rnet-Curen Of Love, b. Nn
Ar1AIceF Pedes Excuo4 be Catski by \ Can
TAB Aspen Court By Shrly Boo Valleys ana Great Levels u
o. re Esih istIsfed b. 7 Miner II - MlgiA-n, y
r Atca-' b ". d Wade : nlet-Helicoa. BY Nm Alex
trdr rs aud Irad,ns Of S0s b Caona By A II Ninsog
otnE farces y William North The loads Carse Tue Greek
IcFtr o. N Aber Sutl1e Label Mareie The Present.
neuL y >1rAh Wllt.lsey Nufmgrngsi b. Gas ID. Gar
eeiie bob Be auys Frou-ry Note nes D n H. SodtAt
Rfe 4lt~ 10 Frs b Ihoa Nooner Amt lhAakfa mi der
~ Turkey Desert D. her
Aits fcmEsrd. through Magellan The Cholera Europe
kitf thoeras recession The DRAGON HI seed; ~ Wn
osicr Oue Year ago By Arthur CHARLES Nelson. The Wood
ard - irE fi.rsirsd Review Of N~ Books Gslal snail
IAs ty u q frets lrd Fllcies OF Winner Night By Rich
Gd Az IL - C4uTelissd a. Can5fisse b. eay W Long
fellow. sip Of fuloh STRINGCR TOWNSEND.
Publishing Asen.s. No p 5rlrdWay Ncw-f5sk
SPlRI UALIsM By Judge Elmonds and Dr. Dex
= ter With ATrsndG b. Governor raads SIS pages octave
Fer the Spiritual Depdt,ni telegraph Oe No so Bro.
PARTRIDGE BRIrTAN Fabls5ers
A NEW SONG-Just published. " The Dying Words
~ Of Little kAt7 WI He Come hy Scion Robin
artior 81 he original ued in The Iune clmpOsed
Eoisce Wlfe alLor the Mothers vow L. By
Shcna Ller viii teau -i-net-e Illustrative OF the
w.fh Lizzie hEty. Tree 3 oeuts. fablshed b.
HORACE WATERS No - Broaixay
MAINE LAW CAMPAIGN SONG.-WoOdwOrth' ;
WI New raaG CT 81 George and the Dragon" with hs
he ding e Maine L6H uee-i sd c1ap.e Of
Name Iacorics Voters" the ntcd 0gsther a1d r
e cf O. o.. che American rmpera~ce ln1u No D Ns
Free pr lo-th- cos, Of paper and printing
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CIRD-GTORGE CHRISTY. as professionally

CARD-GEORGE CHRlSTf, as proiessionali!
n Enown the last y yea. IL eo5neeon Sh ~ ssa
,,,is- t.kes this finornirs his 40 the
he = formed eepartnsrhiP -iin Mr. MV19 ~
II.nr n a.. RrosSwsv ard Lter AONpAl
ne ssh 81 hopes meet MS friends ~ -
fStjSsr and ommodious Hall in IA Pro;sscnal e.pl -
uras- with thkf succes is9 =
i,yornb srs ssiterDg prospects now Pros NO sIoI % 49,,
viii bs spared IseE the PstrsoAse ee2s'eS. TD9STy
fore accorded hJr ~, y, = ;, :. !To CIiRIsTY
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Neu pnblirations.

COUNTESS OF CEARNEY, Vol "a, being the
y Final Conclusion OF Memoirs Of Physician Queens necklace
Six Years Later BE- Alexandra Dumla
who read the preceding works Of this masnaeen
Of Freucl History b. urged TO buy this book they
will be slsd TO hear and conclusion Any who
have rot vet IN this hi greaiet aid most instructive
production should pleasure Will be found 20
agreeable ~ nothing uoye form useful and absorbing
Complete in tw volumes. Price 81
IMPRESSION or AMERICA. By Miss Bremen Fnce -
BLEAK HOUSE By Charles Dickens Complete D. cents
AUSTRALIA AND THE GOLD DISCOVERIES p cent
JUDGE EDMoNDSs GREAT WORK on sPIRIfUALlSM.
81 - -
CIOVDFD HAPPINESS By the Countess DOrsay Oeens
sPARING TO SPEND By T. : Arthur Is eenis
ALL THE PHILADELPHIA MACHINES FOR NOVEMBER
NOW READY.
BtrNCE BROTHER, Bookseller AM Publishers
No ls3 Sssssusi. on door below Beekman New-fofk
Now Resdy,
THE GOLD SEEKERS: "a.
AZ Tao Of Ii Dorado and Old Ocean. Illustrated PTee p
Just published the FiAeerh Edition,
THE LAWYERS STORY; Or rHE ORFH'Ss WRONGS. BY
Meuber Of the YewYok Bar Paper illustrated covers 80 cents
bound copies, IS cents
Nearly Ready,
THE OLD DOCTOR.
n LONG 4 BROTHER No - Ann =;
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Cost dno foun0.

4 POCkET DIARY LOST-Supposed 90 have
= ont the Union Bank the nsh Or. TIA
vii Be literally rewarded By Fesunias % the 70.
- Broadway, up stairs HOWARD DANIELS
1 OST or STOLEN.-iu Edinburgh. Scotland, on
IL he 10Th September, lass TWO RAILWAY BONDS - FOL
oIE NORTHERN INpIANAi 2 CENT 81 60 BOND. No. s7A
ONE FERU INDiANoPOLIsT y CENT. tl@o BOND, nass
Der sao.
have been storred
OST-On Monday, sept. -, blown overheard from
Nok Glen % sands Point ACERIifICArE Of 2shres
New-York Harlem Railroad Company sock. No AeA
Gardiner Pike \ The Under wt be literally rssrded
~ returning the 20 The On her No 20 bEoadSy
1 OST-On Monday afternoon. in Broadway otnn-
~ tu black leather travelling Bg eouuns articles Of
Boud reward OF IS viii be ad retaTBiag me At
No South Nhiamst- IN tlsci.y
I OS1 or sTOl EN-The following Note at months
II from April l. 1854 for - By Uhsdel fiersoa
Lake payable their oder aud BY them indorsea A.
nc.cra ng TIE GEORGE @. LAKE, 40 "a Bss.d~ay
u - REWARD Lost. a MEMORANDUM-BO0k
" - With uck IL eoniained Bus aud Cedcats Deposit
barnes Mobile which be otsags bot
lin 3D. The fur VII receive the Above Xe~aJ By ieAas tho
the scoNiie Manufacturing oomPsny No 81 Asdaaane
e 10 REWARD Stolen, On Saturday, the 2ld
~ L " iu.s gold WATCH No 5ot3 sold CHAIN, LOCK
E AEl Tie above ard will BE- paid tor he u
SAMUEL GORDON
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HTppopRostE-Yoi1 Ho Tai.

ERANCONI's HIPPODROME-Yoi1 10 Tai:
H0 LADIES S:Sf if rif R n 81; Efs gScEs I'D
OF DITCH ntsd on their hisa red nters NOS CHI
The Lsdie. ssa GensEe1 vi s,s sP5s.i in he
CHARIOT RACES
trd all he splendid novet . u the u rfOi,one. -
srtsrisi. riveu eaiyAE CT RSoOS AID EvESISG
CHANGE Of PLACE for EXHIBITING the SEW
Y ~ sILE MIRROR -Ah.r FRIDAY neKr 2',a ins, tie
'i''' VII hc1DSNf HALL No IS BROADWAY
Sns'' MoSDAY EVENING ST.. inst
IAers T be no eHs..ea n 'iSrt'y Or N'2a,y a "a
cHiSTsE IUILDISG n s., BRO iDwAY
After "' ie e i5' M I'LL s' ' so VS. ss BRoa6waT
100 GOO GIFTS FOR or TIE PEOPLE ION
OF THE SEVEN MILE MIRROR,
Every AFTERNOON AMI EVENING Hthe
eIFI IickEfs 4DSdIIiITISo FoUR REa 1sj AID
For The Chae.e Rooms from 70 10 ? IL daily and
fun psIislaTs The Tribune Of yesterday ao yserdiy
CRANKENsTEINs PANORAMA Of NIAGARA
NJ BrosewsJ EVERY 4IfERN9oS 81 S,e,oes tysEY
f. Or Paris Of 'Srse geI'o5 e. 80 = sHi o. a.,
tsree 5 el each Ieson see descriptive pamphlet ne door
V'HL BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ART,
tn os eefTd Italian spanish Flemish and Fr
lon Guido q sieIns a iS down % aq,.fs ysr9ss sas
tor a5 Eshi5ti'u hour from "A n tOloP n
ID - 80 HOLY LAND.-Ihe Rev. Nj.
IL BALCH. who has returned from Piiesti1e vii give
Lectures PAINTINGS the Georsma onciug
MDIdly Evsnns OCT u Adleis. sl 2 frat
81 cents Commencing AZ = o'clock.
Y'HE LAND of the BIBLE.-Egypt illustrated by
Il Autiqles Dr. ABBOTT-S MUSEUM S-lyses.lG Insri-
tufe, 69 bIOsGwsy be tie VII
10 OoroheT Adhesion . cen. Open m g. \ ~ 70 10
PM
DOWELL- GREAT NATIONAL PAINTING
D. 500 Dl-COFERISG TIE MISSISSIPPI
i tirE -at te Natilrl Acemv of D. in NJ 80
Broadway Adm lsi0n, p o. ATOM a VI tll ID 2 T.
sAERIDAN COIBfE AGENT
spirit UAL MANIFESTATIONS.-M COAN,
- Rsrr ~ Wiring Medium. will receive vtoGs daily from
9tol4 VI and from ard 20 90 Z. - Nilsson 81
Rooms 80 &C hrce- w doors wet Of Broadway ? SAr
ranseusnt IN b. made FOR prirae string.
CPIBITUAL MANIFESTATIONS.-J 3. c. Ne
- visitors EVERY DAY ard EVENING A. No
40 oao"ag corner 81 Lpensrls Hois 10 10 = mgranz
70 ttIroou Oh 10 10 evening View F aid satc2Ty
deH0uslions take place Admission = Judge Eduoniss
great work io see 20 visitors
CENTBEyILLE COURSE, l. I-TROTTING -
" THUR SDAY. Oct e. a. cock " Mao - Three
owner ts Elsok JACK Onnbu8ss Fulton and
Willsrn-barsh flr I.s hoarly for H.
TTNION COURSE. /. I-TROTTING-THUR
4 DAY. Oc' l. p. 81. match go mile has be
three harness drive bfween The cce4riei
hoIses Lady ufok ma my W bite m Laif sltolk
J. Doty Fanny Peck sli
ffs Vi s 81 rgh every half hour during fh day,
. the tro i JOHN l. SNkDIAEk. Proprietor
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Go Wbom II mar Concern.

IMPORTATION WANTED.-A suitable reGiunera-
viii De- sveu 60 tho first party conveying precise
the ealy extent Se oeetan propere len ~ one sos-
ERr 1FLFER native Of Scotland who al VA tho lntd states
between the aud 1910 Application b. made 70 Aesr.
BADGLEY ABBOTT, solicitors Montreal, Canada Montreal,
SEPT a.. 1888
IMPORTATION WANTED-0f CHAP LES Ma
HANT who len New iork Eve years ago tor Pnsehth "a
hon heard from employed BY farmer IA tlh Fcnly
An, ruafiou will be- thnky received BY hs mother ROSA
KAHANr No. 10 Chathsnsf, New-fOrk.
NOTICE 10 MARINERS-The Light ship OIL
~ Treniou Reef l. will be nom Der moonr, tho
5 Of embr Tor eEais and ma b asnt 20 ten days her
L IN BE- supplied hy scOp which will show night AZ her
mAbs have email g bell BY order u Lighthouse board
LUDLOW CASE Inspector OF Lighthouses Scr "a DIT
" OTICE-1he creditors of PETER j. NOOk
~ HES Princeton New Jersey deceased viii please tak
uocs the time presenting cals against aid SPh1
carry 10 January neN nVpSOL
Princeton. Oct. ~. 1913 Adnihsf"of
vI'O HOTEL KEEPERS.-Mrs WALLACE, pas
seuscf In GLASGOW from GLASGOW arrived in Ncwie.s m
sOth ind her sincere friend a. No " WI-fsS
frsndshp HOTEL Phiadephia At eo ~ ueenwcast ss~
York JAMES "AhNA'h"
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u ThEATER- NOTICE to CITIZENS and STRANGERS u
1t - A. nd eTsnl prsmA OF NCLE TOMS CABIN by g.
Akn ESQ which has been performed With such hninn,s sae
The ATONA THEAfER cyey night since tls oth or
Juv and N which youthful wouder LIT Sofae51
A. The efutle Eva will be continued ENt ~ Mo
~ ISCT 1uTR .rd NOVEMBER and every "WEDNESDAY and
SAITRDAY AFTERNOONS Admission p eenisto pfess NcIs
prebr he National Theater situated in ChathAmst near
osve ana this The only place which the correct VERSION
SfnKe Work can be " tnets-l
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\ APPLETON a Co. PUBLISH on THURS

II APPLETON a Co PUBLISH On THURS
1fipinEA4hox's MODERN ATLAS OF THE EARTH; with an
.phabetca Index hc Lade aud L9nstaaes Of IL ooe Places
thlry four hesq'sy snrsys1 ~ s0s9 Prss 81
"Thss tie ouly complete portable modern a ye -
The delineations OF 3laAl9i' district
ts Il designed f5r the able the student and the
80 .onsl man and issged very finished AID FL
s q he ' earth - '-''' :,
,pp,r4ox.s COMPLETE ATLAS OF THE WORLD, with
al niIoeuiop to fh sSA. ao9 hs - ~ 90 see. 1ry-ose
elegantly engraved ard c. ored Mars WITH "a
tain. very fu satisfied srd soloses dia in adiion % me
and eeHT seIsss any SIMILAR Won "a Published here
n, r,is.v new and much enlarged edition Of ,.,,
6I TINS DcTioNARY OF ARTS MASGSAcr ~, 55, ASD
ss,lsIed With nes7 100 EnsraviH Complete Ia 10 Ass
T.nev edition sy sqaarsf q eenisIy n sfvAn d 1a'
conan. NOR I5 I1e 1s,, y, ~. .. broush
II ne M e ts o tsss ar ps.esi
Cd VIII s F.' ,Ga S5 S.,. 5seb 6rSsed III
PETER PAR1EY-s PREsGST foR ALL SEASONS By sc g
SsSsaone lis.iisioi. ssGay bound Prize ~.
oaI1l The soy hs b s rAs Wa = Goa
SsI Ten PF s5c The Pal ~ q i Pas F1as 2:
In Tv 5o~r III Two 6oss. Flowers The Discovery sas'
Of Tulip. The Prince. a Dsguse L. l.
A COMPLETE ANALYSIS Of the HOLY BlBLh.
= .aS siIsrsd .isH,e L iAly BOOAs By the Rev
Mesf DID u vol so llo PAGES - ~, -, q. b.
The cre.t supcriorv Of his work vii b rsa1 seen
brsces The Od and Wv Ars A--I
a. .rrsrssd r onder Of books chapters aDd eco
Tables Of CcnfenE SlIch are very li 4-e %
4rb.h.f,es Which s-iL raore u1lt- y
a. - sud n v, brief space u lssrrsin " a
Icd avs rsisr-nee fubjset Of F.a OF rF,'- 81
lpslys. ru sresi extent uPeeoe ~
Ireerasrcs he subject choscn there aone -
orfu r. Analvsis ths PAr required sni A. ne Do -
III ikere. k.d every topic = u .
ce~cr N order aud connection ooSnz etel osi = -
tll tex rus /.
s1rrtps 10 the Coneud1n snd then % d B1-e 50 =
80 10 eur co-reetness GcS pr-ve1t uist1kes u
e--pee nee say No other work bst coup.te - N
Bit @ fhs a. respects every ecs ta4 -
(;os hitherto such Alsyss hss appeared ~ -
Teztinorials recoul=111g tas book 1aIe 90 -
er1irer clcrEyr1e1 VI se-cf N - 9~-
Fer. Gard pe- spring. D D Kew J aAls =
Rev John krets D. Kew Al NO.
Rer. : Dickiusor- d d. Rev = S--
D. v---.v n n Rev Jo- Jsaes D
l.. " ft.r.-s,r Wu Nell D D
~ "a rfTii-. n ID Re-. q W Nss<r1ve. -.
e. ~ riii..-s n d Re- David Mckinney. ID
Rev n " Jaeobus D. Rev j. - - o-i13
Rev II. A Eos-dEkr- ID Rev I 4 J,.es m
Rev. J v MeLscu D. neT Danicl Nc 49,. n d
Rev. Icha Kaox DID teT. !: Al - - n n
asv Geo-se W b hume. D D. key ! al-nas Ds Wa -
Coco ard reliable AEsEts Eantea t9r ns oeon "
Just Plb.bed By CHARLES - AlSSLA Af' -
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Groceries.

NEW CROP GREEN and BLACK TEAS, FOR
os f. ssyrdp u0ssss rJrsrf- vrcs
80 a. tail on the most reasonable terms At No 90 ADJ 70 w
Oreenw ich e., aud No 20 NeseJst O. 'N'
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l.. IL l. AhJS.-N llllAMSs 81 ~ INc ~ VIII
a LTAAlss SECOND GREAT ANNUAL SALE Of AAERI-
I,Egu. 50 62 breewsy OH ohte tiontst N-w-fof@ o.
WhDNE -DAN. ISIS tat RSDAf. ID and FRIDAY ID pr1Nmo
N.tr-. WILLIAMS. SIfAEtS a. WILLIAMS hat'ered hy
H. sale ples4rs Announcing tho
Hcord vlch include he works Of Durald Dolslty Ghod
Ctfe To- .lds Eaeg Carter Tat CrlEc lanes
saAeurh baktvsen and other American an Foreign
AIfis DISTINGUISH I'd tsti0n.
drno ucg sao which they confidently n7ie m
The public ard purchaf from all Of tho n,cd
they 20 place b. fore buyers Ass Of
framed hch have only be- Oonabe
the hrt atius u Gcutemen Glerrs and 20
from time time dleIraoype - were Of the sae Of Mod
en- Art this side Atlantic The cooperation OF leah
A air ads secured OF works whch IN he
binary Iucss aud sale would rarely be opcn Tie srs
boy VI como sscurs.
Cit e p will BE- ready r eylainaon week
the sale and dstAnce wishing either viii be
ed ~ the Arct.one, WILLIAMS STEVENS 4 VIII
LIAMS No SO roadway
EINE AKTS-RARE ENGRAVINGS and ETCH-
i INGS-Fist importation sgce Ar BiGGARS return 20
Iulore Low old others selected h Europe
by sr,c An entirely assortment By the most cee
blsted imported worthy the atteuoo OF
ali lover Of fins AIS BGGARS old No %
PonsIi md others Aso may h found lot Of Potrs &c
ONION and PARIS ART EMPORIUM.-ROB-
l. PRISONS celebrated OIL aud WATER COLOis
CartasA CIayon PapeIs, Piat'ls.
rru.hts, W. { Papen. Pencils
Pastel Paper. r1niug ItnH,
Narushes, Tracing Papers, Sketch Boots,
NJ foar1s. Trscir4 C.O.h SAstch B'O.ks &c
Aso variety Of Studies By Julien, Caane ter0go
RBelh aud French EnEavins sale
London aud fGIi frcts. sCHAUs
Iru se,r and Artists Colormsn No. 800 Broadway stairs
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fine Arts.

A MEXICAN ART-UNION-Free Exhibition
~ Nou Op.n g. so { Broadway.
PAINTINGS hY AMERICAN ARTISTS
Mets or the year 5 will please call At the Gallery for their
e1FTavugs ieo0 The .5h nov.
ZINE AXIS -Exhibition 10 close on the 18th inst.
i SIR WALTER SCOTT AND HIS LITERARY FRIENDS
ard sHAKsPERE AND HIS COIEMPORARIES. The exlraor-
II Walker Scott aud Fdsu IL
tv Oh Of those ~h autographs III above
or. ra Tarrrls will he returned 20 tn Th
MLLILAMs sILAENs a MLLLIAMs. No So 5r-alwaz-
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Che Uorl0 8 far.

Che Uorl0s far.
SUPERISrESDrNrs OfIcE
CRYSTAL PALACE sept. 4 $50
THE PUBLIC sTe respectfully informed that the
Il CRYSTAL PALACE l. EVERY DAY Sundays q
sepied between the hours Of O'clock n II OcLocI
( " until further notice
sss~f
Children under Il years Of observation-disclosures.
Monthly Tickets flor each calendar mouth
Season Ticket 10
o
Ns particularly requesed 20 provide themselves with
change prevent delay D.
a.
9 OF VIM 4
sfPsrk place also = Jollcs Music Store Broadway
rntN ~ he S.oeante1denu
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-07
TEVIS & BAEBAROUX.
HYDRAULIC FOUNDRY, LOUISVILLE, KY
A laak iis . nd Keen con staItlx haiad

HYDRAULIC FOUNDRY, LOUISVILLE, KY,
A RE making and keep constantly Oh hand; cast
n iron Screw Pipe, Z. !, u; lt,ll, "a and inch
bore suitable for steam water, gas &c, to which they
respe fully invite the attention of Railroad Gas and
Water Companies, and all others in Of cheap aud
durable Pipe.
ALSO-Miil Machinery of the most approved pat
terms made to order; cast iron Force and Lift Pumps
OF various sizes aud kinds always hand. Tobacco
Lard Timber and Mill Screws at the lowest prices; Cav
Wheels aud other castings for Railroads-Job work OF
all kinds promptly attended to. They also the sole
manufactu in the West of Roys Il French's Paten,
Hub Morlicng Machines, for carriage and wagon
makers. With OF these machines man dc
more work in day and do 1t better than do
in five days without il. One of these machines eau
be in operation at MIR. C. DEcKERs Of this place
who is the authorized agent for this and the adjoining
counties
Orders from distance enclosing the money, salts
factory references, promptly attended To. jan29ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-07
GREAT BARGAINS.

WILL SELL. CSC tho best Land i'm the county
lying the Canal two and half or three miles from
he city, Aso 81 Lots In the NNrtls eastern enlarge.
OF the city Of Evansville. five lots the corner o
Vine aud Third street in the city, froiIin %
Vine street and extending back parallel with Third s
10 feet alley and 20 lots in Lamascc city, 10 OF them
fronting Fulton Tlose 81 lots in the North
enlargement, and the - lots in lamaseo if not
sold at private sale before the third Monday in APRIL will
be sold at public auctiau at the Court house
In the city For particulars enquire OF the subscriber a;
his office Fourth street. larasco, few doors east of
the Market-sign Of Notary Public and Real Estate
Agency. ldce2.- 4ndw NATHAN ROWLkY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-07
CHAIN PIIMpS

rT1HE UNDERSIGNED are engaged in putting up the
K "Chan Pump" of which they have large lot
in fatboat at tae wharf, which they will at
tach to cis,erns and wells at a low price. and war
rant 10 give perfect Satisfaction. The Chain Pump Is
particularly adapted esterns, child may work il,
and il keeps the water stirred up to prevent stag
nat The simplicity Of the pump is only equaed 10y
its durability, aud almost utter impossiblty Of getting
out of order. OGe OF them be the residence
Of Mr.. Crawford Bell. The undersigned would ask the
attention OF citizens To it, certificates If its worth
required after examination. Information can be
had by calling at the Sherwood House.
janss--tf 7 W. w. COLLINS & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-07
CINCINNATI, March 9Th
The inauguration.

.a.-t. .'t WASHINGTON, March. 4.
The military, fire companies, and civic bod
les are moving about in every direction.
There has been an immense crowd OF visit
ors since day break to see the Jackson statue.
The admiration for this master work of art is
unbounded.
Bo;h he uses are still in session; the Capt.
tol is thronged withladies--hundreds oil stran-
gers slept i'm the ro,unda and passages of the
Capitol, lying down on cloaks, and indeed
some living on the floor, whilst thousands
walked the streets the ''live long night"
The first train from Baltimore this morning
arrived at 8 O'Clock, and the second at o,
bringing about 1900 persons.
Pedestrians and horsemen from the sur
ronding country are arriving in immense num-
bcrs. Tae Alexandra boats are arriving ev-
cry half hour with large numbers.JA 20,
Capt. X, nders, with delegations OF the
NJ New York ard Baltimore Empire clubs are
parading the streets. .,
Z Hundreds of marshals. finely mounted,
with badges and sashes, the military and fire
. companies, are moving to and fro like an
inv aiding army. -,-ls -fr-Tcs eft
Mr.. Fillmore and Gen. Pierce were seren-
AIDED last night by the New York Continental
band. -sr-f.
WAsHryGros, March 4. p. M.-The process
sion moved from the City Hall at noon. 1t
was composed ola large military escort, and
various Give bodies, Diplomatic corps, judi
ges of the Supreme Court, Members, aud ex-
members OF the Senate and House of Repre-
= sentat ives, various political clubs, the Balti-
more and New York Empire clubs, the Wash
iagtou Fire Department &c. f-r
AT Williard's Hotel Mr.. Pierce was re-
n - - ,,,I arol,
ria re by the side of Dir. Fillmore, amid loud
inclination, ringing OF bells, aud the roaring
leals of cannon. eos
An immense multitude was gathered along
I, the route to the Capitol. .atf a.s f
'aii Both Houses of Congress had adjourned.
Mr.. Pierce stood erect, bowling gracefully
in acknow ledgment of the repeated cheers
which greeted him.
Z The flag on the Senate Chamber was low
p cred, to indicate that the old Senate had ad-
,journed SINE die, and again raised, indicating
the organization of a new Senate.
The procession en- cred the Senate Cham
der, and after various civil bodies had taken
1, the stands assigned them, and the arrange
.ments were completed outside, the procession
again formed, headed by Chief Justice fancy.
After PRAYER by Rev. DIR. Butler, the oath
was administered by the Chief Justice.
Ia Mr. Pierce stepped forward on the front of
ithe stage, and was greeted by loud plaudits
from the vast multitude. He then delivered
nhe inaugural address.
At the conclusion of the speech the pro-
scession escorted the President to the White
House, aud left Ex-president Fillmore Mt
Willard's Hotel. Judge Campbell, and others
are understood TO be in the cabinet-they
were in the procession.
~. The Senate met Immediately after the
ceremonies were over, and adjourned until
I. Monday. o. .si fs
All the appropriation bills were passed
.after being subjected to modification by
conference committees.