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NEW BOOKS.
NEW BOOKS BY EIPRESS

OLD ENGLAND AND NEW ENGLAND, in series
of Views, taken the spot By Alfred Bum, author of
the Stage before and behind the Curtains Two vols Of
the London edition complete in
Extract from the Preface
'We not about to write any history natural or IN
naturally any especial geography; topography, any
other ography psychology, biology, any other oo
gy; nor on the stratum or substraum of empire and
their component qualities. Our purpose TO hook you by
the buttonhoe and have coy chat with you many
things which you have not seen and many you ought
to 10 take drink. stranger. with you, and it
make you laugh at the matters that made laugh--in
short to have neither less than colo4uy about
the sayings and doings off greatland"
Price so cents. For sale by F. HAGAN.
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THE OLD DOCTOR; Or, Stray Leaves from my Jour
nal Being Sketches of the most interesting "reminiscences
Of retired Physician,
Notices Of the Press
"The Physician, than any other man, has the op
portunity of studying the human mind times when all
false pretensons thrown aside In these sketches the
reader introduced to variety Of Characters portrayed
under various circumstances In health and Sickness
in prosperity and in each cha acter deli
cately and graphically portrayed Times.
For sale by F HAGAN
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r3y~ The President has ordered court of in
curry to investigate the conduct of the army Off
GERS and men on board the San Francisco The court
will meet at New York on the first Monday in
February. 1t consists of Maj. Gen. Scott, presi-
dent Gen. Stanton of the quartermaster's depart
ment and Col Sumner of the dragons.
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1y- The prevailing opinion at Washington

eB- The prevailing opinion at Washington
seems to be that the Nebraska Bill will pass the
Senate at least The majority in the Senate in
favor of the bill is judged to be seventeen. The
House is looked upon doubtful If the bill should
pass, it is said, bill will at once be introduced in
the House for the repeal Of the Fugitive Slave
Law, and the other compromise laws that are re-
>aalahla
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DIR. Morse,s Inyigorating Cordial.

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thef amendment which was rejected, ard Mr. Cow
art moved to reconsider the vote,
Pending which, the House adjourned until P. N.
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SCENES FROM THE LIFE OF AN ACTOR-Con-
piled from the Journals Letters and Memoranda of the late
Yankee Hill. with original Illustrations.
For sale by F. HAGAN, Market street
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

SGNDkIE.S,
200 bags prime Rio Coffee; 10 trails Almonds;
40 do Laguyra do; 60 = bbls Soda;
~ packets Old Java do; ceroons Indigo;
20 bags havana do casks Dutch Madder;
100 bhds prime to oh Sugars30 boxes Palm Soap.
200 bbls reboiled Molasses 800 Demjohns assorted;
$50 4 bbls do; 10 kegs Shot, assorted;
80 do Sugar house do; 10 do Bar Lead;
500 do do do do; 10 bags Pepper;
500 bags coarse and fine Salt;IO do Spice:
200 bbs kanaWha do; 20 boxes L emon Svr,r.
900 boxes W Il and Pine APP IS do Pepper Sauce;
pie Cheese; IS 90 Tomato Eetchup;
% = bbls Mackerel; 25 Mats Cassia;
5Okits do; l25 boxes Raisins;
eases Sard mes; 500 cans Oyster;
10 tierces Rice; 800 kegs do.
10 bbls Clover Seed; so doz Brooms.
80 doz Painted Buckets;
In store and for sale BY BEN. ~ NOEL, & co
fabS ~
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SALE,


M will sell at the Ct the late Graves Pen
w ningOn in McSpaden's Bend, in Davidson county
on Thursday 10th February, 1884, all the peFishabe prop
erty Of the deceased including forty fifty bales ct Cot
on seven eight hundred barrels Of Coru large quln
hty Of Hay, Fodder and Oats, fifteen twenty thousand
pounds OF Bacon thousand pounds Of Lard number
OF Mules and Horses Cattle and Hogs.
Also, Kitchen Furniture, Wagons Carts and Farming
Utensils. Terms made known on the day of sale
.rl- j. w. PENNINGTON, and
-...s- o.. j. w. WILLIAMS,
febS Std Executors.
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NOTiCE.-ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO TIE
~ Estate Of Graves Pennington decd will please
forward and make settlement and all persons having
claims against said Estate viii pie present them within
two years. they may be forever barred This February
G. 1854. J. W. PENNINGTON, and
j. W. WILLIAMS,
feb3 '5.-wlt- Executors.
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GEOLOGY.

!. HAGAN, Market street. has JUS: received another
supply of Lysrs PRINCIPLES AND ELEMENTS OF
GEOLOGY New American Edition. with prices re-
duced.
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HARPER FOR JANUARY.
VALENTINES.

Sentimental and Comic. Varying in prices from 10 cents
to s. 90 each this collection very large and beautiful
City and country dealers supplied accommodating
by FHAGAN
feb3 "a Market street.
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PATENT TWO HEATER SMOorHINC
IRON.

THESE irons exhibited the Great National E;
OF the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute, at Washing
ton, when was said Of Them they were so far ahead f
others that nothsny so1s mart An ordinary fire is sciant
for heating them-they alwsys eean-they are btj
polished the surface rue-n short they axe the labor
Of the laundrsss pleasure Price 81 50 each For -
wholesale or resa by A MORRISON x co.
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FOR STUDENTS.

FOR STUDENTS.
YALE COLLEGE SCRAPS-A capital title and capl-
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times when fun and folc the presiding geaj of the
students-Rsrielc
A book is a book.-N ]. PieayIae.
For sale by jan29 F. HAGAN.
GCDEYS LADY'S BOOK FOR FEBRUARY I554-
Containing asplendd Steel Engraving and COored FASH
ion Plates also, so Wood Engravings. Subscription
ceved, and single copies sold by
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HARPER FOR JANUARY. t
F. HAGAN, Market street has just received Harper's
Magazine for January, with further supply Of the De
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LECTURE 1-sArCRpAY. FEB. 4.

1ntroductoryThe question problem is abon TIC a
proposed in the Creaon far Is concerneLy anu
the to that end the character fitness history, io
claims of the inquiry.
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REMOVAL.
JOHN YORK Co, Booksellers Siatoners and Book
BINDERS have removed to the of Union and Cherry
Streets opposite the Bank Tennessee Thankful for past
favors We solicit continuation of the in our
place. JAMS "a
VALENTINES.
ONE HUNDRED KINDS OF ASSORTED VALENTINES.
For sale by JOHN YORK co,
feb5 Corner of Cherry and Union street.
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NEW FAIL AND wiNTER DRY GOODS AND
CLOTHING ~ kAChANGE FOh STATE

VHNE wUuid rcspecssu infrm the eit1ns OF
n this city asd vicinity. that he has Just opeLs very
welt select. ock Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods
consisting in part Of -,
french aad Eag-h Meruos Piais LANES naii and All
wool; black plain aud wsssr-d Silks blesehed Phi
chm gah- sni soia eold silks Dress sks all ceicrs Of
fiounsss Grasss pie and sssns flAnDes &
lngs Ls-eJs Bay >tafes Tbybet. PLAIN an fsney Siik
Shzwls: all kinds Of Baakeis Hosers Gloves
rirs Ciass e all styles aud na~rA. aad muit;'ace OF
other articis too { dir us o IN
AZ my matte ia ali prof aud quick sales would a.
wise h,s wishing n tn r fall winter supplies 10 IA
vor me with call before par ,hasing sisew here
Especially would draw the Of dealers and mer-
chant tsslors
p 10 and fancy Cssimsrrs all cars Brosdciohs Over
coating Whneys Beaver keseys wool ak
sad Iinisgs all kinds Taiiors' niags
To hos- dealing Really Nrds CT thing request visit
in orisr to examine the very heany stock which
stanty Keep hand. Intend selling Cincinnati prices
and terms.
Clothing manufactured in this city, under my
1pervsion. able better ft
wing than there be had any other market.
Come al ssad convince yourselves Of the fact:
Asys Hsia street., sss door sslew Branch B.eh.
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ANOTHER TREMENDOUS FAILURs:

u tWIS q HON AID. Forwarding and Commisssn hsr-
~ chants Of city JAILED receive rsrehabdse ~
Onto River rday iast night gttins toe
shallow the shsy
did fsl wtst goods esy had Tor Ninenhss
Pri. cston. Ne. Casnel Sc " Railroad
Neither they Csnsl What goods they
rsrte naue Washington. Pstsrhurgh &c Neither
Wharf capable ring safely coc rags sorn IN
rt tie spring business Neither have
,hsv failed have their the Canal
CITY for the keepng Of produce
send on your wheat barley pork and Tobacco sad We
will ster AMI ship you n low a. Ppssine:
Tennessee chants viii hear tnst
in ten Gays receipt fer merchandise and prodaee Of
lie delivered In New York IN i've days
BY Rairo.d n the way. ,.ro
~dwim LEWIS HI" AhD-
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STATE LOTTERIES
FOR NOVEMBER. 1854

Payment of Prizes GHarcntsed to the holder By the
state Of Maryland
must upon their
in drAsng prizes and although promise
every eapi =, IL they will only they
obtain e the list below shows many worth TIE
W. kso1 that il w0ut OF gratihe alton
~ publish list ct prizes drawn aud
who violate of strict conhd
wrud be advsn AMI enhance the safe Of
tckess. II Knitted. could WAC has
least prizes of $500 $40 o. ths lg
which ga oo; and hers sho draw
both larger smaller We 1--WE below the
Lotteries November and earnestly quest that each aud
every person rider COR tickets them.
G. MARIN & CO Baltimore. Nd.
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YAIuARak PROPERTY ron SALE.

VHVHE undersras ode fo Of Land sinina
u .h. WI OF Patota miles osr OF rrince-
ton Gibson County Indiana ard 3ofods iron the haieAd
.id Lad and we'll pcYsionet into
neSaov Posture Pcushsnd well wstsrsJ and shssoil
rot 81 re.ssed By in the county
ALSO-Tis and Los in the town OF Fssoka Known
the Paoka House. The Lott lie together and embrace
ahot we'll various kinda OF
fruit with aivns spring Of water running through
Sa;s il well for retreat from Ev-
snsve il being about equal distances the
Ralrcsd places Any wishing purchase.
would do call subscriber living" the prsmis-s
before the 18Th Of Deeeber next he to leave home
At that time. xu.r0
oct27-4wd WILLIAM JEhhOLD.
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TELEGRAPHIC!
Reported expressly for the Daily Journal. ]

Reported expressly for the Daily Journal. !
~~~~~~~~~.o.~~~~~N~.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 30, NJ.
There are feet 10 inches water in chan
mel and falling. Weather cold and cloudy
NEW YORK, Nov. 90.
-Four firm; sales 5000 bbls. Southern is
dull with sales of 10000 bbls-quotations
uualtered. Wheat is dull; southern white
common 81 81. Corn is firm; so 900 bush
Western mixed sold at Gle. Pork is firm.-
Beef dull and declining. Lard unchanged
with moderate demand.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 90, NJ.
River risen 2 inches. Weather clear aud
pleasant. 2
Flou. in moderate demand at 81 65a7 IS
Whisky held higher. Hogs frmer and in
better demand; 600 head sold at So 65a4.-
Sales green meats al 8, 4a6c Tor shoulders
and hams. Money continues TO improve
Whisky 44c. Stocks Gull and lower.
Geo. Bliss, Sheriff. arrested robbers of
the Windham Bank on going on board Of the
steamer at Athens FONT for N. York. Re-
covered all but 81 900.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10.
Daniel Stewart & Sons, extensive whole
salesale Grocers failed. Liabilities heavy.
New York, Nov. 90.
Fire commenced this morning in Judson's
Hotel. The building was entirely Quilted;
scarcely any portion of the contents saved.
Many of the boarders escaped by the win
dows. The house was occupied and owned
by J. &P. O'Graely. Fire confined to the
building.
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DAILY JOU r NAL.

0T The steamer Wisconsin, was sold to
Capt. David White. at Madison, on Tuesday
last. for $500, for the coal towing trade be-
tween Madison and Pittsburgh, for the Ohio
Coal Company.
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ATTENTION FARMERS:

XVTOOs. CAkDlNt;.--The unds rsigned asks the atsn
W zion OF hsa peror facilities for W. oi Card
ing THIS establishments has two machines ransng cay anu
abng work faster and Chez
any similar in this region while the
worn Heat. may bring IN wOel or himself or
ordinary amount and only has, 10 walt
be csrded My prices reasonable. The
always paia wool quality.
have old Carder work machines.
and promise satisfaction. js3 vat J. VI. BIRTH.
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STORAGE WANTED.

sTOR NGE WANTED.
NAV prepared in Fire Proof Warehone.
w quantity Of Grain. Produce Merchandise.
tn, literal terms
B.tag large aud ary up stairs particular will
y. Hrusshoid Furniture Agricultural Implements
kinds liable fro camp
effected the ls~es: are rrsof sAes BY the month
ar Longer when desired.
located Locuss st-eet snd W. and s.
shipping by River Rail-
road ApriytO GEO. FOSTER < CO.
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H.ss PRIZES TO BE DISTRIBUTED.
49,. i2.L 1871 n N

In this scheme FORMED by the combination OF ~
numbers making tickets aud the drawing of is ballots
there will be SIC prizes each having numbers
it, 49, each having OF them u $50 each having
only them and so 81 go with neither of tie drawn
numbers them being ilaaks-
20 deermine the fate ofhee prizes and blanks
Ts inelu will be seversliy placed in wheel
aud iS Of them dra RADON
having for IFS the st % snd 80
drawn mbers. will be entitled to the capital prize
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-21

BANK OF Mt. VERNON was reported
around yesterday, that this Bank had sus-
pended. We learn from good authority that
the rumor 10 not true. and really trust our in
formation is correct.
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OF The Rainbow was reported hard
aground yesterday morning at Flint Island,
and'her rudder broken.
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ADMiNIsrRATOn,s SALE.

NOTICE hsrsny stven thai ws~ls pats auction.
y on SATURDAY, ,h-s,h i>y of New As GeeTgs Eos
trs warehous- in cy Of Evaasslls ans pvrsosA pro-
Foori deceased. taken By AdniLis-
e,nsising prinei ally Of The foisvins 70 wit; one
horse Wagon Horses Piow and harness lsrse lot Of
ediat-iy the Canal haLk six mules toci the
ety aud Nillet fiay. lot wearing apparel
bedding ETC. credit six months will be given on MI sums
three dollars purehs giving HIS no with sprrOv
mr. ,i.em.1t laws SILAs STEPHENS
osts5-3txItd Adniaissrater.
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UT The St. Louis Police are now put iS
uniform, consisting Of caps, blue coats, brass
buttons, and gray pants with stripes adown
the sides.
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0s- Captain Rynders. in a speech on
Friday, said that the Protestant clergy have
interfered quite as much in the elections ia
this country as the Catholic.
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~ The landlady Of fashionable Board
ing house, in New Ysrk, was fined fifty dol
lars last week for sIandering the character IF
one of her gentleman boarders.
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NV YoRK, Nov. I6-P. NJ.

NV YORK, Nov. l6-P. NJ.
Several OF the papers announce that the
Soule affairs is settled that the Emperor ha s
rescinded his order, aud that Dir. Soule would
leave London on the 4ih for Madrid
The Herald mskes Clark 655 ahead. He
is considered undoubtedly the governor elect.
The Journal OF Commerce, Courier aud En-
qurcr show but small major'ies.
BALTIMORE, Nov. IL.
Charleston is entierly free IRON fever, and
business is brushing up.
We are in receipt OF New Orleans papers
of Saturday.
The details by the Orizaba differs from the
Campo de Gurrer ,, which resulted in VIC
tory D: Alyarez's forces, routing the govern
ment troops and killing 800.
Alvarez's son, at the head OF the guerrilla
forces had captured number Of prisoners and
1000 head OF cattle.
Gen. Alvarez had issued proclamation
denouncing the dictator. closing with "down
with the ryrant, death to the despot!' &c.
The " ashingion Union says that, from
Information received, Napoleon's reasons
must be grave indeed, To save it from the
imputa,ion Of national insult.
BOsToN, Nov. II.
Orders were received al the Charlestown
navy yard to hit out the Cyane and Saratoga
as soon as possible.
CINCINNATI, Nov. IL. &
At New London, Butier CO., the tower Of
the new Constitutional Church, in course of
construction, fell on workmen and others
Yesterday, killing Robb Jones, N. and John
nj linn
two fatally. John &. Jones is wealthy
Weichman generally known among HE
countrymen.
New YoRK, Nov. IL.
The Herald comedies that Clark is elected
Governor by GA majJrity.
The Journal of Commerce and Courier
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tET The Washington Star says. the Pres
ident has entirely recovered from his late ln-
disposition.
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commend purchase OF ckases correspondents
a they can oesaia doue the Of tickets os thu
money package costns all tina namesr placed
VII all drawn
only three numbers ticket to draw
n handsome prize ~
anv INF de will be cheerfuy communicated
In ordering select the Lottery. the and date
direct send Post stamps instead
of silver Tickets sli the Lotteries advertised by
others Notes on any solvent bank received in psymsn
o@.t O. MARIN co.. Pslsinsrs. Ma.
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NOTICE.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODs.

XET hand one OF the complete and de-
w srable stocks Of Dry foods fcund in the
market, which er to all cash promp, time
unusually Oar
importers and in quality
emprtiton from any Of the markets in the
We feel thankful to all Of old friends
feel we'll assured that make
that Of all Others to give c before purchasing
elsev here. ocilS JOHNS IN Il FRENCH.
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REN. ESTATE For SALE AT AUCTION.
n an LOTS suated in smiths sDlarsemeut. beycnd
the Railroad depot aud about square from Main
comprising % the les, building lots in the
Evansville nth of the lots improved On
Eve lots there already substantial houes with all
the Necessary outdoor buildings. . ,
Also -Foureen and niu,eeen hundrcdths oflana
lying Road leading Princeton aud oaly
mile aud . hall y m this city.
An this property will &c sold 1t auction on Thu RsDAl.
TIL 23D DAY of NOVEMBER This property Is kne wa ~
part @ the Of Thos. r. Saith. deed.
TERMS -Ons-third cash; and years
ngyI3-tis ROB'r r SMITH.
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CuOiCE FRE-H GROCBitIH- q PROt IsaONs.
u 100 lou is Canvsssed Susar-Curea Ham,
SO do do dc Dried Beef.
zoo 10 Plain Hams and shoulders, |n
boxes S;srch
10 do Oleine and Palm Soap,
d. Star Candles.
sack Pepper.
do Old Govern emit lava Coffee. extra,
box Ch"coiste boz Co-oa So CItfon.
- btls Ma~ker.t 10 boxes Herring
2bcxes Pepper >auee. Dbl Hice. 30lbs Indigo.
ibai extra Sy-sp ! box Castele Soap.
a. boxes Ea gss Dtiry Cheese,
Putnam Farm do.
% do w. X. Cream do. received at
pov3 C00SS Family Grocery.
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We think they would, and it is gratifying
to see they are not going to puzzle themsei-
YES by making any such attempt. They are
faithful friends and liberal patrons.