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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

A II seems 10 contain nothing OF a prs ate
nature. We think We cannot do better taan
to publish 1t entire;
N.coopocrr., July Is. 50
W, Urar M | received yours at the
21th OF May, a iea DAYS after It's date, and
sooner have been much grs'h.d to see
tina, YOU are candidate for the Legislature
| believe Il Will tie N To. power OF that
body, at its next se.s,gn, to determine tn.
Question OF the route Of n. Paclic Road
None oil III. surveys authorized hy Congress
having been ordered south OF the 35,n d.
gree Of North latitude, il will devose -pon
Texas 10 present her own rou,. And u. al
ysut1ges, independent, OF the AID OF the
General Government, which II necessary
can be- better obtsIned perhaps after The
rout. IS selected than before The friend.
OF all the other routes are active aud u
therefore becomes absolutely necessary tor
Ie1as to he 80 likewise We have To.
beet root. b, Tar, and large amour, fya
rsu, land aud with these advantages It
wlll De our own fault II We lose the road
Gen. Clarke - now spending a lew DAYS
with me, and Viii, m a snort time, return 10
\ York. lie EXAMINED the counry for
two hundred and eighty miles west OF Fort
Graham, on the lsr- oi 81 We saw \eigh
tors aud shaw, ard several o,b.ss who
hsy. examined the country from that point
20 I'll faro, and became perfectly satisfied
Of the pfa,ucabihty OF the route. and are
highly pleased with the great resources oil
our State. Mr. ure.ly became satisfied
sl.o, and has returned Gov PANE, a.
you At. aNs,e, and a. very much regret,
died al " AGO. zen. Clarke has some bu.i
ness At Houston, or b. would come through
your section OF Ia. country. II. ha. had
a shgbt attack OF fever which behaved him,
OF ! should have prevailed upon hun to
come up to MARSHALL have received
som. very satisfactory letters from >fksn-
.As, ii Ps.o, san Di.go. and other points.
and entertain bot little ooub, OF being
able TO bring sbon, til. active co operation
OF Memphis, |lcssbotg, Ark4nsSs, y. Or,
l-ans aud t~hiorn,a, IN favor OF our roat. ).
and fso, and is1as stand. ap to her lsr
gesi hssrests, ! feel s.nsuln. tina, ". shah
s.evre the Pacific Rail Road. AID ito com-
pieuon, q. al early day.
shall leave home in few dave, and IL /
should no, ace you before, will oommuni>
seats with you more fully by the time you
reach AassAu Iraiy yours.
T. j RUSH.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

W Il is doubtful ~he,her Dr.. Jos.ph
Taylor or Col y. Smith 10 elected - one
OF the Representative in this COUNTY
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

OF E1.President Arissa, Santa Anna's
hauishsd predecessors, VA. in Baltimore on
the ! tn Of fuly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06


ar-4. A-re dap.a b, these repofi'. soa the
eoa1,, aa. hll.d wi,h p.rs ms VINO bad no
chance Of getuHg away TN vriec very
justiy .Afs
"Il pase-s into which that report Has
COP ..i A..h 100 us,g .h-lr columns credited
hv,ez9rr De theu se4at theni.s.'t. s.
pubbc, =. tHsy r1udvfnart themselves.
and. Ia la.ter 10 tHu.e sictnH'ed o. theft
d.iu,ian let Them dema ai their inform
at b.. authofit, aud, IA tbs manner.
trace it from SQUIRE to source, uuui u sdAll
hate arrived at rs proper fountain heat.
snd then the papers NH have Periorm'A
their part and done their duty. let the
uiur,d parties .t,h tn, redress, or hoii
their peace, Instead oil cur,ing the papers a,
they now do.
The papers are the channel. from which
ihi, news Was set before the public mlpd to
an, extent, and through the same medium
j. eau or should be traced back to the
source from which 1t .mansted.
The state Gazette va. the ioremos, Jour
nal in this affair and While we have no
idea that the propretors Of it were aciua'
ted b, other than correct motives, we TANK
i, due to themselves that they should m
vesti.ate the matter, and expose those who
have imposed upon the public.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

0-r You can dispense with your Pc
lit.ness" SAID citizen the other DAY TO "A
candidate who vas rather ohsequious --
You csn dispense wi'b your politrness
SIR, Tor har. rofed
oar candidai. was not to be beat lle
assumed hi. bisudss manner. has sweetest
smile, and replied
Really. sif, was not aware Of ii, or
shouid MOI hare spoken 10 you
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

U Jsag. Evsns arrived At Ao~s -
Thspds,. W sadsr,,ass tie jsssy~ ~ .
ko< health.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

~ W sr~ Indebted 20 VI MAJ. q n
In u Ns,. 4 Co, Jserrsoa, for late
n Orleans pap~-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

Novyt IsRss oyA Drrt-Prownlo
Of the Knoxville tlenn.i Wing. long &C
quifsd the soubr'qusi OF the nshinp Par.
son 1t s.-m. b. mas recently received an
invitation ahich ne ha. no, declined A.
the terms are some what novel we copy
the particulars
VIZ. Brownlow savs we hsve in.imx.ed
an lnt-utlon to heht him. This - all rn
true. Bu, We do nov say tina, we stand
perfectly ready and willing TO meet Tim
anywhere be may desire Roge-srlL>
I,msf
We srcsp, the challenge and ac,se TO
ngh', bat being the challenged party under
the laws regulating du.lihg, W. cl,in the
rgh, 10 seire, the time, place, and weapon.
W. selse, a toe PEN immediately after a
hard ram, and dung fork, xs the weapons
and aho.v-r his the ofh.r out. /. to be
Acknowledges the victor - B-orrlcr .
wig
We kros nothing .bou, the editor Of the
Times, bu, go Tar ~ Brounlox is con.
cerued We consider 1t ar appropriate bat.
tie ground
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

ct The New Orleans papers are filed
with detailed account. OF the movement.
Of Pre.idyn, Pierce IN bis recent TIP Ia
New iOfs TO be pfeser' a, the opening NJ
the Cbfy.lsl Palace. \, every place on
the route he va received Attn enihusla.m.
Baltimore. Philadelphia, and every city on
the route seemed to we With the other ln
attention.. to htm Bot Ia, reception a.
New \ ors exceeded them al lu mAgp6,
eenee we'regre, ,ba, We have not room
ior description Of the affair as well q,
the ceremonies attendant upon ,he opening
Of the thry.tal Palace
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

The following letter has been handed Us
By Hon ". I Scott, to whom Il va. al
dressed. IN order to CLEAN from j. sueh mat
te' Of in'eres, - 1, may be found to possess.
A. It seems to contain nothing OF private
to publish 1t entire:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

TT Among the events of the DAY a.
the opening OF the ,rystal Palace, We tut
tie following
President Fierce. soon after leaving
he bullding. was ogertaken by Gene'a,
scott. ard the two bad ~ interesting .
'eryiee the crowd. 30 the mean time, cheer
iag them alternately -
Qaite uice scene in the drama Of Hum
bog No doub, the two gentlemen are
tsnderly attached 10 each other
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

b,,, 10 abide by Il a. IN AeeonPiisoe" 'Ae
and to f.i,nfaliy MAINTAIN u A. p~ffnsne
,d,a.,meut Of The sectional controversy
and tho. 10 withdraw from naiionai Po''h
N. sn~suaassbls and bsns'aI sienso
.l.,-,y agitation. in 50 doing, toe de'
er.,ie party performed one Of The mos
oortsnt services ( hss ever rendered 'o
soqntry. 1, carried into effect ene OF
iBo., ancieot shd fant-msn'a Pnaeip5e
{, threw 70. shield over ne righs OF
state. /, stood forth as the deiend-f
the constitution and the protector o'
ln,on. On that great pfineipsr--t 'sf'
further political agitation on The suhIee
slavery a. a. once violation o. The co
tuition. a del~a, of ths nights o. the =,
and br-ach Of the po,.i'e 's''h the de.
cratic party and %. ssninl''fa'i'' 10
PLANTED now those Democrat,
ialn'al g. that principle are % n'''''',
Gratis Ihoss sto are "
paocsp'e are, upon tied 20 call and ca
~ u.th the Democrat
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

the G-.i DIVISION. of tort, miiv.--h, ibe {
% THIS wreh The formal opening Of
road will -fobab'y Doe celebrated b
TUESDAY. b- lgh ,ast, and the ps.sea
cars wi, run regularly 10 Franklin ey
day thereafter
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

and equally iaeds ,er 1rep-con-toniI,
ct the slavery asilatge~i stock Of Pianos
aaiioua, principle. 300. .pa By from 'Wes-
moeracy hs. piaeslsHs Those hfe an
-. ,b- ,55,in. .tnnutaei utef- ia lhc t.
- r.. 4.,e- tHHats from Man
+ahn~ Atcotdcou- etc
nnhir music, Nth pre-
interests % quar-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

that tbe samHl.tranfi W. ~.
Tain. lhs President .'' d. - 49, ~,
/. not a. CID man. ...s.,
med With years, nof = fsfsiaIy packed
ted p Bot he has fes5 ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

.aa.hiHe and the storm -
Pre.ideat. aad .gch IS ih = uHHs'' Sc, e,
- -. -.hi.h d. h.. tte c.fY would
a-e TIE .tork
teaAl o'''o' N''' uaOtv style and
abandon u. y snFf ut.t +. believed
10 hi. policy or Us r hl' department is
that Dbl. identity can HASKELL 'or marS
II 4. with the eminent i-iuess !, ". 10.
slI seeiicns 81 the c.
'..-.....4 g., .ha,.t+e .a order 200 the
...... 49,. eat notice
MOO" - u47y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

The farm known AS CLAY Spring" in
Hanover county, Va. and upon which the
orator and statesman Henry Clay was born,
], offered for sale by its present owner, Ir.
W X nNbnev
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

Gr DR.. Charles Caldwell died a, Louis.
vile, ny, on the 9th ult Dr. Caldwell
was one OF the most eminent ply sicisns in
the United States.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-30
4. O. RUNYAN,

LOUIS VILE, kEAIUCKY.
receiving large and superior stock ~ Spring an
Summer OOots. OF the besi make and material and
IN every color aud sisle. Y. Buil,y 4 Fills assorted
vcrviers; hes. Drap D'Corn French Cloths aud ID e.
skins. smoHs Satin DSore Coilis and Doe-kus; Eis-
cnos Doeskins and CassneTss large stock OF French,
English and American Fancy Cassimeres, in and
beautiful Ell les, Patterns designS Linen Drills Of
The fist quality, white aud coiere. beautiful
pleasant for er wear; te argest AL fHest ioek
OF Nesngs ever brought 10 Louisvil Plain aud ancy
SILK, silk and Linen NaiiDca, SHtins in
cate; white and coiored Marsecs Of elegaht quality
an' style. very rich tor tasty goods large stock of
Gents Furnishing Goods, OF AL kinds and of the best
quality.
HIS Goods Of superior quality trkish srperieaes
bas Pr0neR TO be fAs cheapest.
Y 5-flie well known and distinguished t'u;ter. Mr.
WARREN w. WELLS, presdes over the cutting de-
paF,meLt. All or .crs flled ith prom "A ndei
Iy. a. o. RuNYAN,
lll rl--.r .rl..s.r
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TEvIs & BaRBAReUx,

4 RE now making aud keep constantly GA hSIc; cast
"A iron Screw Pipe. 4, u; IL, L. :. 81 aud 3ineh
bore. suitable Tor steam Waer gas. e-. 10 Sbith tiey
respef ttuy invite tie attention OF Rs.rosd Gas and
Wafer Companies, aud all oihers ina NaBt Of cheap ana
duFabiB Pipe.
ALs0-Mii Machinery OF the most approSe pat
terms uace 10 order; cast iron Force and it Pumps
OF various aud kiuds, always on hand- IobsecH
Lard Timber and M Screws Il the low est prices Car
Wheels aud other eastigs for RiiiroadsJcb wo.E OF
all klnds promptly after dcd hey sso the sole
mauuacu re- r. Ia tn Wet Of Rogs ~ Freneh's Patent
HUB MOrricing Machines, for carriage ana wagon
makers With one of these machines man cab DO
more work In o. day ahG 20 l. letter than ne can do
i'm Eve DAYS without it, One Of thess machines
be seep I operatinn al Mr C. lrcKERs cf his place,
who the authorized gent FOR this aaa the adjoining
counties .
orders from distance enclosing me mcneg, or salts
fae,or, references promptly attended 20. JaE.9ly
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WATCHES. cLocxs AND JswgLeY.

~ rBE subscriber thankful for past libersh pat.
~ rouage, woad fully iLorni the public and
SAs s the ladies in particular taai he bas Just rec-,ved
ELhf. tLOCkS, and allDther articles usually found in
jewelers. shop which he aud riH sell prices
low IS they can be bought in an, ehr ry Hs stock
consists in Iar OF Fine Gold aud Silver Na'ches Gold
Guard, Fob. and Vest Chains, PLAIN I'D kings,
Diamond Kings, Gold Pencils, Fine HUhtB Lockets,
Guard and Fob KEYS Fine Seals aud Bn' ke Gold
Pens. laFge Ladies' and t,entiemen's
Breast Pins. splendid lot OF Earrings both Dros and
Hoops Silver Table and Tea Spoons Filser Pencils and
q, tension Pen-hocers Silver 1himbles beautiful lot
of dne Pearl Car Cases Portmones Souveniers and a
host OF other articles all OF the STYLES Call
aud take look how is trouble show such
nice things. Every Thing sold is warranted n be rep
J. l.. BITTROLFF,
apl-3m Main Street. bet Water and First
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-30

" 100 doz- Aliens coored Lisle Thread; g. ~ r.
lOU DO 10 do Cotton do; received andIo
salehy JAS. low e. co,
spls Az Aninst.. Louisville, ny.
IL AlE PlNSs-sO0 boxes reeeis ed this dA and for
sale by JAS. Low q CO.,
apls AZ Main 81, Louisville. Ky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-30

ToHN C. pBvRRBUx, JR, Wholesale and Retail
.j dealer In Wall Paper Fire Screens window bhnds,
eas,crs Wrapping and Roofing Paper Lamps, Phosgene
Cas- etc.. ec., Aaia street, between First aud Second
sstrs,.ts tauglU ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-30
BOOTS AND SHOES.

a. v. X. HENDRICkS q Co. have received n
A&I general assortment sf their large Spring stock
FEv OF BOOTS AND SHOES. OF all Kinds. suited 10
49, this market Their supply comes directly from
Eastern manufacture OF the best repGe. Their pur.
hase and contracts we're made very early before tne
prices had advance q. They conhas their att-p,icn to
thi traHeh II 6HsiRess aioRe and have facilities for
Offering articles Of good quality, at prices quite as low
ss any other Wholesale house In the West They invite
the attention of COUNTRY MERCHANTS TO their stock.
which they 70 receive regular additions, throughout
the Spriug season.
Thelr supplies for the RETAIL TRADE are to CON-
prise uausaal variety for Spring and Summer wear
-sdzptsd % the a5cs purses aud tastes OF all.
mhsl Main Street, near ,hc Bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-30
wxEoLEsiLEnRV Goops.

EOHNSON 6z FRENCH have no on hand one Of the
- stselected stocks OF Dry Goods offered TO
the trade of Evansville eonsIsng OF everything in thai
line which they offer !r sale On favorable terms as
any House ia tho West Their stOc has heen selected
with great care expressly this trade ard exclusively
from first ands aud manufacturers, Country merc
and dealers generally ar invited 10 give them call
they can y, .lse thetnse sell low aud f-
vora Die terms quantities bo purchased
either in or out o Evansville. ;ap2Ol
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j. S. JAQuEss, EvAssL, FIELD. MERRITr cs Co., ".
MERRITT, FIELD ~ CO.

IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and
i Domestic Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots and shoes
Lads aew building First street between Main and
more, Ey lle. Ind Particular attention paid 30
der-) seOt23
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IssIII.Hn S,IOoy.

CORNER FTRsr sTREETs,
(EHtrGRes First Street.)
'tNHE undersigned have purchased this well known
4 Saloon. and entirely reftied AID refurnshed H.. IL
is in every particular agreeable place of resort,
being provided with excellent ables aud Thing
"cssary for The comfort and pleasure OF visitors The
propretors will give tbei person attention 10 the Sa
loon, and spare trouble in making the .ss Of their
friends pleasant Connected with The Billiard saloon,
but the groun noor. Is a Bar provided with the
choicest brands Of liquors and cigars The old patrons
of the Saloon and the public generally, invited
call THOS. - SMITH.
apli ALDkRT R0NLEY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-30
MISSES CowDBu 3 sAgKER

WOULD respectfully invite the att ;ntion Of -
NJ tie La'iies of Evansville victnity to C1
fsNSv large and beautiful selection OF PRlN G. ~
I'LL q Y that they have Just receive from New
York. and never surpassed in this ciy for variety svle
and beauy. Those ia want Of handsome cheap Bonnets
Ribbons. Flowers, Manteas NC. would do well to cal
on Main street, between Water and First streets east
side where every endeavor will be made to please the
most ftstidious taste.
". b. Milllners and Apprentices wanted. an2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-30
NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS
AT the Wall Paper aud lamp store

JOHN DEvERRUX, JR.. MAIN STREET., BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND.
rTNiE undersigned hereby returns his thanks II the
eiiizensaf Evansville and vicinity for the liberal
patronage he e,Ofore bestowed on and would most
respectfully call their attention 10 bis present new and
eoaatiul stock comprising the lates patterns oil HAIL.
qualities. HIS stock OF Gold Parior Paper Is
most complete. and Will vie with any house in the
West. They are ready for the inspection Of all
those who may favor him with call. No trouble 80
show goods. nhoG JOHN G. DEVEREUX,
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RATES OF YEARLY DEPOSITS:
50. 40 Der Year draws g. 5 per " eek

&. STARKs- Secretary. .
AGENTS NANTED, for the above Association. TO
whom will be paid commission that will nett from
IS TO lJ0dolars per month. The Agency offers the great
est inducemeBtsto young men desrous ofayeiing anu
visiting different sections OF country, the bu siuess is
pleasant and agreeable. For further particulars in
quire al tie Office, or of
CHURCHILL HORNBRoOK. Agts.
marI2- lyd&w Water st. Evansville Ind
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sraTEnNERY &C.

"A Stts n
DANKERS Cases; Bank books. Pass books; Time
ID booss and blank books of all kinds; variety OF
ne letter papers and full stock of letter and csp papers
suited TO the country trade -.- ~
scrap books new and elegant style. OIL papers for
letter books waters and sealing wax; quilts aud Stse
pens. a..
Letter presses and books, inks, maps, &C., &C. and
for sale wholesale and retail by
apo hAIHbONE q HELLER.
GLOVER SEED.-A small lot Just received and
I J for sale by py4 PRESTON EROS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-30
FARMERS AND MECHANICS'
HE ALTH ASSO CATION!
Cleveland Chile. - Lafayette. Ind.
CA RLE $40, 600.

THIS - an Association Of Farmers. Mechanics and
4 WorkingTien generally. for the mutual ass stance
of each other IN case of sickness or accident
BY the payment OF the admission Fee of $780, atthe
time OF making applications ahd ut the first Annual De-
post within ten DAYS, YOU viii become Life Member
and will be entities Weekly Ben ut. il you Shouts
be disabled by sickness Accidents from pursuing
ordinary business roccupa0n Females Insured agins
sickness common to BON sexes, s
RATES OF YEARLY DEPOSITS:
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
u Z - !.

II
, ard customers fiat they receiving their
FU u supplies for the PING IRA DE ybi they
respectfully invite thc attention Of ali cOmpr, iHg
lar.. and cayefuliy seiscte assortment Of the Eeest
dessRs ia Dress Gods and the most desirable Of all
Kinds of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC fABRICS. Our
stock Of EmbrOderies Is large. comprising every
tiug in the way Of Under sleeves. Under Hdkfs Fuo
Linen Catrc DO Collars Jacnneta and Swiss Pontings'
EdGings and Insertions: Plain Embroidered 4 RI PE
Spring and Summer do. uItain Masls and baces: Fine
Painted Shades and TrimniHrs Cloves Of 81 sindsi
le silk Niis. Fine Fans Parasois. and Ia lies six
Umbrellas Nc NC. u = useless u enunefte every
thing have in suice IL Ia 81! that our strs VIII
be complete than and being de-
termIed - sell our goods ~ ask instiol
Of onr stock bv the rongnupitv in general. mh30
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BISCH & HEINECKEN,
WHOLESALg DEALERS ~
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS

WINES, UURDIALS, NIRUPS, HAVANA
e. CIGARS, FRENCH CALF-SKlNS. &c.
WmsKiEs-Old IOnongshela, Old Rye. Old Bourbon
IRISH, Scotch, Keetiied and Raw
MESS Rs -.BiSCH * HEISECKEN purchased the ex-
lfI.snsiye stock q Liquors and Wines Cigars etc.
OF Mssses whitman ~ Zahn about The middle OF No
vem0er last stal having nade large additions thereto
will TIC business al the old on Sycamor
street near Water Messrs. u. X H. will attend strictly
their business in person. else having AUTHORITY
To do business FOR VI ~ connection with their house.
iauo7
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EVANSVILLE Ia, MONDAY, NAY So 1853. .
INSURANCE. COMPANIES NC

ss Sec n Arity.-Sfhbihfy RI fy--Psrpetulfy.o
LIFG INSU 2ANCE. -
Mutual Life Insurance Company
1r.t - OF NEW YORK.
=. NO. 35, w .FDL siiK EEr. 80
MrTuAE c. siI FuSp AccrHrhA1ED on lsr FEB'Y. 1853
sfIs3 t~s2,O1s. s.175,8 ,84!!
Sccasely IND sted IN Bonds, Mortgages d. .Stocts
-fsG JOSEPH 3. COLLINS. President.
Isaac ABBNrT, See'ry-- .CHxRf Is GiLt, AcinaIs
e.. u.Esathp poae, agent. Evansville, sh..
OFFICE Ar iHE BRANCH BASK.
NJ. j. BRAY, NJ. ID II t'tiH R0NALDS, N. D
r fs.gstl Medical Examiners. fs-g ttsf rFf.- +
TNHiS Company being based epo.a the !ast'sg spd
Il Csskprincpte. aords the btst possible graraDseeS
to all who wish 10 secure the bsns's sf Late Insurance.
REFERENCES Ev ,Ssgikts Siessrs. john Shankln.
Glib son laghee Charles Vseie, Samuel Orr Soren So
renson, john Ingls, Jr-, Lests Howss, WI, Psss
j. y. Elliott, w IL Beeaurf Jansss Ls1e liza.
Hughes John w. Hughes, w. A. Mckea, A. NJ. Me
Gr, Henry H. As. j. ". Herschberger, Crawford Bell
Oliver Ladd, n. H. Johnston, James K. Page, Jr..
y Taylor, w. Bacon, ID. W. Ashbridge, j. Woodson
Hughes, J.C. Wheeler.
PRxcT~oS.-Hon Samuel Hall
IE IEFPaJphes setting forth the advantages offered by
his Company together with the Tenth Annual Repor
on February 1T 1887 VIII be furnished grauitously
upon application 10 the agent ap4u
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT

INCORPORATED lsl0.-CHARTEs PERPETUAL.
Capt $3.50 000SHbseri5sd CdPf $50 900.
THIS long established and well known Institution
l. has Transacted most extensive Insurance business
forty years, throughout the United States
and the Britis North American provinces IL has aimed
secure public ndence by an honorable ana faithful
uimenI OF its contracts; and the owners of property
are assured that all fair claims for loss under lis policies
will be literally adjusted and promptly paid. Public
Buildings Manufaciories, Mills Machinery, Dwelling
Houses Stores, Mercha ndlse, Household Furniture,
Vessels the stocks while IN port. oe, &C. will be
insured al rates as low as the risk will admit. The fol-
lowing gentlemen constitute tho
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
H. HUNTINGTON, President
ALBsRr Day, CALVIN DAY,
JANIS GOODWIN, JoB ALLYN,
CHARLES boswell, JOHN =. BRACE.
iixSRY KEssY CHARLES j. Russ.
CHARDES TAYLOR, Secretary.
CHRIsroPnEE c. IYaAS. Assistant Ssc!.
NJ PApplcations for insurance may be made 10
ALLEN G. HALL0Ck, Agent,
Main street. nearly opposite the bank,
dec5 Evansville. Ind
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GREAT ERE IN CHILLICOTHE,
q > = M N q - %
One-thi rd OF The Town Burnt TO Ash G )!
CmLLIcoTBE. o., April 18th, 1852.

CmLLIcorBE, o., April 18th, 1852.
Messrs. SrEARSs & MARVIN
Gentlemen: Yours of the 5th il at hand In reply,
every Safe IA the fire. has proven good for
nothing. lost large Sale--lT PERFECTLY DsrRoY
ED-but in the SMALL SALAaANDER BorGHT FROM YOU
INJURED. Your ohedieut servt,
WM. 4. CLEAUNS.