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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-03-20

gg-Real estate in this place is gradually
advancing in value, and we would advise all
those desirous of procuring sites for either
business houses or dwellings to make pur-
chases now, before the influence of the pub
lie Improvements leading to our town,
which is already very sensibly felt, causes
any greater rise. We would say that there
is no excitement here in real estate opera
tions, although property well located can
meet with ready sale at something near its
true value, which has not always been the
case, and that none need be deferred from
coming among us by fear of having to pay
any speculative price to obtain lots on which
to build.
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PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.
MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1854.

O~rLast week we made flying visit to
the state capital, but saw nothing there of
very great interest The town of Columbus
is improving quite rapidly, and is now one
of the most pleasant and desirable places Of
residence that we know of in the great west.
Railroads have done great deal for the
place, and are yet doing much. AS rail
road center it is one of the most important
points in the west. The depot buildings are
large and snowy. The advent of the railroad
sra is causing new style of buildings to.
abound more or less in all our large and ma
ny of our small towns. Wide roofs, octa-
gon, circular, and all imaginable shapes and
angles of walls, may be set down as the rail-
road style of architecture-a style unknown
10 the ancients.
But aside from the influence of railroads.
= large amount of public money is annually
iisbursed in and about Columbus enough to
add materially to the business Of the place.
Over half million dollars have already been
expended within the past few years, IN the
single item of building the new state house.
The walls of this edifce now approach COM
pletion. 1t will probably be very good
state house, but has doubtless cost two or
three times as much as it should. To our
eve it lacks about l6 or 20 feet in height to
give it suitable proportion and majestic ap-
pearance. 1t seems too fiat, covering far too
much ground for the height The windows
are also too small and instead of present
ing any appearance of elegance or grandeur,
it's effect is altogether the reverse of anything
airy ar romantic. 1t reminds us of nothing
so much as tremendous big brick-kiln.
The private residences of Columbus are
marked feature of the place. We have seen
out few places of its size where the number
of elegant, substantial private mansions was
50 great. Of business houses there are be-
ginning to be some creditable specimens. A
new block of eight stores on Town street,
called the "Gwin Block" shows more taste
han anything about the state house.
OF railroads, we saw none that seemed to
do as much passenger business as the Toledo
and Cleveland road and, although our hat
was not chalked, and our judgment was moi
therefore warped by that means, we saw none
that worked better or more smoothly. The
only trouble is to get,to it from Perrysburg
And this annoyance seems destined to las
throughout the indefinite future. When ,oll
yhe Junction road be finished?
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-03-20

GTWe see that our enterprising fellow
citizen John Eberly, lis building him a neat
residence on Second street, just below Dea-
con Williamss. Second is one of the most
pleasantly located streets in our delightful
town.
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w~Two new canal boats were laun nched
last week, at the boat-yard of Capt, B. F.
Hollister. AS we learn that these We're dry
affairs, we defer particular notices until the
next launching, there being several more to
take place.
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CHICAGO, March l7.---Senator Douglas
was burned in effigy here, last night, by an
immense mass Of Germans.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-03-20

g5-We learn that our energetic friend,
Hon. Gilbert B ach, will erect an elegant
brick mansion on Locust street, near the
river, this spring. And Josiah N. Westcott,
Esq, our county auditor, intends building
Immediately handsome gothic residence on
Front street, just above Capt. Perrins place.
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PRovtDENcE, March l4.-An effigy of Sen
ator Douglas was found hanging on tree
in Arlington street this morning.
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TRACK Torn UP AT ERIE ?-On Friday
the Cleveland and Erie Railroad Company
lent the Buffalo and State Line Company
some cars, which, by means of switch,
were rln across the break at Erie. To-day
Mayor King issued his proclamation for
tearing up the track across Sassafras Street,
west Of the depot. The mob assembled, and
despite the efforts Of the Sheriff, tore up the
track. How long will these rail-rippers
rule in the mob city ?--Clev. Her.
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ROCHESTER, March l3.-Gordou & Co.'S
Grist Mill was burnt this morning. Loss
10000.
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&srThe Toledo papers say that the Toledo
and Louisville railroad is going ahead. The
distance from Cincinnati to Cleveland via
Columbus is 253 miles; that from Louisville
to Toledo about 270 miles. The following
points are on the route: Madison and Rich
mond Ind, & Greenville, Minister & Wapa-
konetta, Ohio f; thence northwardly on the
track of the Dayton and Michigan road if a
satisfactory arrangement can be made.
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MARRIED-Feb. l4th, by A. B. Bradley,
Esq, Mr.. LEVI TAYLOR, late Of California ,
and SARAH S. CLARK, daughter of Samue |
Clark, all of Plain township.
In this village on the lllb inst, by the
Rev. T. J. Pope, Mr.. john w. CREPs ancl
Miss MARIA A. CRANKER.
On Monday evening, the 18th inst, by the
Rev Il. Ensminger, Lucius Lewis, of Williams
county, to Mary Loop, of Perrysburg
In the Albright church in this place, on
Thursday evening, 18th inst, by the Rev, l..
Ensminger, JAMES jones' and EBBY DRAKE,
all of this place.
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PowERs's GREEK SLAvE.-We learn with
particular pleasure that this world renown-
ed statue belonging to Hiram Powers, the
great Sculpto has become the property OF
&c. i. Derby, Esq, of this city. Negotia-
tions with Sidney Brooks, Esq, the agent
of Mr.. Powers, have been pending for sever
al weeks, and the purchase was finally clos
ed at sum little short of $4,000.
Previous to its purchase it was with
drawn from the Crystal Palace Exhibition
and boxed for shipment to Europe, wher,
large offers were made for it; but as it i
Mr.. Powers's original and favorite copy
and the last he intends to produce, he pre-
ferred to have it remain in his own countr.
hence its sale to Mr.. Derby
We congratulate Mr.. Derby on sccurin,
this valuable Statue and unapproachabl
work of AIT, for its purchas. is not only ;
credit to Sandusky but to the county,
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THE PERRYsBURG JOURNAL.

Esy>We are authoritatively informed that
the Dayton and Michigan R. r. Co. will
commence laying iron on their road between
Toledo and this place within the next four
weeks, and that in three months or less our
citizens may expect to be delighted with the
whistle of the long expected iron horse
Can't somebody tell us aUhen we may reason
ably hope to see the laying of iron commen
ced on the Junction road $50 called) between
this place and Sandusky City? We mean
no offence by instituting any comparison
between the two roads mentioned, but will
simply remark that the prospects, so far as
we are now advised, are that the D. & M.
road will come nearer fulfilling their prom
ises and statements to the friends of both
roads in this place, as to the time Of com
pleting these works. We look upon both
roads as of vital Importance to our town,
and our people by having made every effort
in their power by liberal subscriptions to aid
both, have, we think, proved that they are
friends of both, the sayings of some directors
of one Of them to the contrary notwithstan-
ding. The opposition here at the time of
voting stock in the Junction road was COM
paratively slight, and not one vote was cast
against the corporation subscription to the
d. & NJ. road of fifty thousand dollars-the
largest amount we were authorized to vote
for under the charter of that road.
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TELEGRAPHIC!
CON G. IL L . n AL.
rHIRTY-TnrRD CoxGREss-FIRsr SESSION.


Tuesday.s Proceedings Concluded.
WAsHISGToN, Anril 8.
SExArE.-A bill providing for the settle
ment of revolutionary claims was made the
special order for Monday next.
The house bill for building six war steam
ers was referred, and passed Immediately
without debate.
The Senate then went into Executive ses-
sion.
HoUsE.-The House went into committee,
and took up the general appropriation bill.
Mr. Clingman having the floor proceeded i'm
favor of the Senate Nebraska bill.
Ycsterday's proceedings.
SEsATE.-After the presentation Of petit
tim against the Nebraska bill and other un-
important business, the Senate went into
Executive session, and then adjourned.
HoUsE.-The Bennett land bill was post
poned until Tuesday.
On motion Of Mr.. Stewart, the President
was requested To furnish the House with the
correspondence betw cen the U. 5. Minister
at Vienna and the State Department, rela-
tive To the arrest oil the Rev. MIR. Rich
mond.
The House then went into committee on
the general appropriation BILL
Mr. Chandler spoke against the bill.
Dir Smith, OF Tenn, replied, advocating
the measure.
Messrs. Nicholas and Washburn also spoke
on the same subject.
The House then adjourned.
So TFoREIGS NEWS CONTINUED
Richardson quotes flour dull at I'd. decline.
They make no mention of any decline in
wheat, but the market is very dull.
'-'.,-.'' BosToS, April 5.
Further returns show the election of Mr..
Elliott to Congress from the First district by
SEQ majority. He is an opponent OF the Ne
bra ska bill.
. CINcINNArI, April 5.
The opening of the Ohio and Mississippi
railroad to Aurora was celebrated yester-
day.
Twelve hundred invited guests left on
three trains. There was a grand banquet oi
Aurora and several speeches were made. A
md discoursed sweet music, and there was
great rejoicing.
New YORK, April 5, P. NJ.
Sales of $50 bgs Rio coffee at llsc. 5000
bbls flour-the steamers news had tavora-
bic effect on the market and prices are stiff
er and advanced l2c; State 81, Ohio 81,
sales 100 bbls Southern at z 6aa7 81; sales
% 900 bus corn at 74aSOc, prices trifle low
err. Sales IL 900 bus wheat, tennessee 2 IL,
firm. Prison whisky firm at 26c. Sales OF
400 bbls pork at IL % for prime and IA SO
for msss. Beef market frmer with an up
ward tendency at Sl4. Cut meats 7aSc.-
Bacon dull at 7!as4c. Sales of 900 bbs
lard, firm. Sales 400 hhjs sugar, Orleans
4ta5c, depressed. The money market is un-
changed and stocks are lower.
CINCINNATI. April 5, p. Nj.
! Flour he's declined To 10. but closed firm
or. Sales o. whisky at l5al0sc. Gul.. There
was nothing done in PROVISIONS and the mar
ket is fiat. Lipsced oil advanced; rs bbl-
were sold at SIC cash, and CO., was subse-
quently refused on time. Groceries are un-
changed.
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DAILY JOURNAL.
Local and River Brevities.

- The weather was almost oppressively
warm in the sun yesterday. River falling
steadily. -..' 81 49,. -
We thank Mr.. G.. Copeland for LOU
isville papers brought US yesterday. Mr.. c.
has been absent nearly a month, and thus
has fine opportunity offered for noticing the
march ofprogress in Evansville. A man ab-
sent from our city month, can on his return
generally see houses here, he never behed
before! Mr.. c. says there has been mark
ed increase in his business, Broker and Ex-
y change, Dealer during his absence.
rr- The steamer Jas. Robb arrived here
early yesterday morning, and spent the en-
tire day dischsrging her freight. Her cargo
for this place consisted Of 20 hhds sugar,
consigned to Geo. I oster g. Co.; SO bbls mo-
lasses, 155 bgs coffee, 20 crates queensware,
for Hollingsworth and Hughes; ii bbls SUI
gar. I21 bols molasses, for J. S. Mitchell e.
Son; 1853 bars railroad iron, making 2s5
railroad. She had large number of passen-
gers. OF course the polite officers have our
thanks for late papers.
~ beautiful steamer Belle Gould is
reported u complete wreck. The high water
and drift have wrecked to pieces and torn
away her cabin, once SO elegant and pretty;
and but little is now visible OF the ill.starred
boat save the bare tops of her water wheels
the warehouses, as we'll as the cabin are
torn away.
The splendid steamer s. F. J. Ira
bue, Capt. ]. Tucker, arrived here from New
Orleans early yesterday morning, bringing up
dates ofthe Saturday previous, and thus be-
ing only little over five and half days out
We thank Dir. w. p. Pigman, clerk, for pa
pers. The Trabue will leave Louisville on
the 10th, for New Orleans. She is a swift,
new and splendid boat.
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WATER WHEELS.

NM are now prepared 10 ill orders FOR Parker,
w HotchSiss Il johnston Water Wheels, with all ihs
appJrenances belonging thereto These Wheels being
submerged will perform without disadvantage under
high back water. provided the head Is preserved.
We are com rleting "a full set Of Parker Wheels,
embod,in all the latest imPros under the per
sona pcrvision OF Mr.. JAMES SLOAN celc rated as
the builder Of the best Water Mills IN Ohio and Ken
tncky and fayoraby known 10 the readers Of the Scien
uhc Anne rican. 49, $. Of nv" y, have model Of
the most approved Suice, constructed scales
which MiIlnghls will end TO iheiT advantage 10 call aud
examine.
The Committee OF the franklin Institute % the state
Of PcnDsy in their Report ol June l leiG rank
the Parker Wheel it'll the shot giving Il the pre-
ference all other Wheels for power. paiion
to high or low heads and h reference 10 the action
upon il OF back ice, and the ith which
access may be had to il for inspection or repair.
mills G.. -. EGGLESION e. co.
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DIR. GEoHEoAN's
EXTRACT OF HYDHOPIPER,


FOR DysPEPsIA, scxorrLA, AND IMPURITIES OF THr
BLOOD
Prepared By one Of the Faculty.
THIS vegetable remedy which is spreading to all
Of the first Medical Schools in the West ply stefan
high st,nding in his profession and much opposed to
empricisn quackery any one be, Is show n
by the fact that the is published
bottle Of the medicine thus rating il from
- fT Is KEsCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
will be by reference to the Circular and BY the
accompanying certificates.
Unlike Sarsaparlla. the Hyropper is quick in its ac
ton, the rst bottle often producing wonderful results
in the of the negro girl OF Mrs simmons, OF
BiINBSESS IN ONE WEEK!
In short, wherever known IL stands at the head OF all
remedies for the following diseases:
Dyspepsia, Scrofula White swelling, Negro Consump-
ton, Chronic Rh"umatis Gou,. Neuralgia Ulcers and
all Skin Diseases, all Renal Kidney Affections all
Female Irregularities and Distractions Mereurai Dis
Orders arising from impure blood ard bad Habit OF
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
this remedy stands unrivaed. IL is slight stimulani
and pow erfui tonic aud alternative.
As beautitcr Of the compexion in the cure Of i'm
Piles and bohes. in producing clear and beautiful skim
II is much more safe and remedy than all the cos
metcs and lotions in existence. Try it, and you will
at first to increase the dsessethe general effect of
medicine being drive all impurities to the surface and
BY that means out of the system
~ 1I o. HARDrxsBuRo. KY, Oct. 6, 1851.
DR.. A. <. Geohegan--Dear Sir: have exasined our
recipe for Compound Fluid Extract of Hydropper
Tile OF Scrofuia n all its FORMS other chronic
affections, viz: Rheumatism, Female Weak ness. &c
Having prescribed and watched its effects in many
of the above diseases and having always found eecs
tual most cheeru'ly recommend it to the afflicted as
the best alternative and tonic have used--alt0.
gether superior To sarsapara. and any of its com
pounds. n. T. WARFiELD, NJ. ID.
OwESssoRo', Nv, March IS. 1861.
Dear Doctor:-I rec-i, Of the 22d inst.
cordng to request acknowledge the receipt OF H.
dropiper.
la several in this community il has relieved
Dyspepsia. In short consider IL valuable prepare
ton. i have oeen using it myself and think it benefit,
my general health. Respectfully. your friend,
:. JAMES COWAN. VI. u.
PRIcr 81 per bottle bottles TO- So when taken nj
one time. bAYMOND d PAiTEN,
Sole Agent, No. "A Fulton street, Louisville, ky.,
To whom all orders should be addressed.
Agents in Evansville, uALLOCK Il SrODDARD.
I" Princeton, X. b. HALLSSK.
mh25-d& w6m-is
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ID. 3. JOksNSQN,s
HOTEL AND kt.SI'H IRAT 10y


-as- V. h. HENDRICKS q GO. have re 80
H&I ceved another large shipment of-E- =
~ Boots and Shoes, which. with those already re-
S~As ,eived and Yet TO come in. make larger and
more varied supply than they have before offered for
sale. Their stock will be found well worthy Of the
ee of merchant. who wish End articies-suited ~
this mark etobtahed from the best manufactures, and
sold at rs low rate the same qualities by any
Western House. mhlo
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

'lNHE partnership heretofore conducted under tie
4 name aud style cf siIberman, An.pacher & Co.,
has been this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.
Sberman retiring from the business. A. Anspaehor
and pioUt will continue the business under the sty 10
aud hrm u An,pacher& Plout.- L. slLBERMAN,
srft A.ANSPACHER.
NJ PLOrT.
The present firm, tharsf for the liberal pairons &c
extended To the old arm, respectfully solicit eonnu
.nce o. the rnmc large suppl! of ncs Goods is being
daily rcceived. IiuL3i-u
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STATEN EMF


.NF EslpTS iNTO THE TREASURY OF THE
" Cryr EVANSVILLE. FOR THE Fiscal YrAR ENDING
WITH III. ,STH az MARCH. 1854. Ctv
Cash. Orders.
Bsllnce caand at the beginning OF
the Observation-Disclosures 1903 81 los 50
Receipts n Ray scales. ............ so 90
4" City Collector ......... .s.s42 81 6209 90
Licence for retailing beer - 81 3s4 y
for Pub. Ehiniiions Ia Se US or
Sale oflo in o. ". Cem'y l70 90 SIS SO
a.- Tem.Pins... % 60 I72 e5
" Sale of old plank from SITS 10 10
sale of old Hose ......... 10 O0i
= Redemption Of lots sold for
I. Taxes ...--..-....-.-.-- lO ~
Iicence for Drays........ 40 So 20 ID
4" for Auctioneers.. 10 sc 81 so
{" 'Proceede OF Marx house ZIG ~
Interest on Deposits 4 53
Total se,p,. .......... .... ss4ss % sO44 IS
There hs en- paid Cash on Orders
for int-rct 4 CITY Bonds and Bank
Debt, Conn, tchools, Lamp Posts.
cc......... ..........' souls ~ coio ~
Leaving n I~ury at date s4s2 "a i6i SO 81
\. SoRENSON, Treasurer.
Evansville, i-eh e5. 1854. Imhes-f
lI- NOTICE.
TNHE part ship heretofore existing in this city be-
j. tween run Glass and Martin Klaus. under the
firm Of Glass KLAUS, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
Martin Kl. Ina purchased the interest Of Mr.. Glass
and is authecd 10 close up and settle The business oil
said firm. a.-.-..-... MARTIN GLASS.
mh2g-Im --.t MARTIN kLAUSS.
NEW BOOKS.
IRESH SHY of Hot Corn; ....
i PutnaI Magazine for March;
Knick ecker do: at
mhoI SAMUEL LISTERS.
lCINGEWS, LAWNS & CALICOFS.-A
" very lie stock of the newest styles Of Gnghams,
Lawns, Prrd Lawns. caiicoes anc Brilhantes, which
will be solcry low at HUGHES,
mh23 Cheap Dry Goods store.
NTOLA ES.-Is3 Dbl. and So halvs received per
vi Souther, on consignment, and for sale by
mh2a GEO. FOSTER & co.
ID ACOa-Sides and Shoulders, our own cutting. for
ID sale by (mh2al GEO. FOSTER * co.
DUIsD,DUND PEPPER.--50 doz cans of pure
i Groun, ippr. put up expressly for my own trade.
mhIs COOKS Family Grocery.
DUCKwH,T Flour. Rye Flour. Unbolted Flour,
ID best bras Family Flour. in sacks or bbs. can be
hal at (mhI HAMlLToN'S Grocery.
DRlE nRUIT.-D Dried Apples.
~ dried P.hes; do Peaches pealed.
| mil HAMILToN'S Grocery.
PUCKEs, wAsHgoARDs, CLOTHES PINS
wayne-9o blue and red Buckets;
Is S'Riee, $. washboards;
| IL Ses Clothes Pins
White Churns; for sale by
mh9I |. d ID. HERMANN
IN BBLS Lime, just reed and for sale at whole
mhs9 COOKS Family Grocery
| NEW JEWELKY
! II rrec,ed, fine assortment OF Finger and Far
- rings, last Pins and Bracelets, of extraor6inar,
beauty ,lorle by G GoSsEN. Second street,
i mnl0 10 ,rs from Main, In kron's new building
TRUNKS TRUNKSM
TUSr re0ed per Statesman. lot of superHne Travel
- ing Tr,Ss. containing full assortment OF Coats
Pants and sts also Custo made white linen and me
] rino Shirts hich will 30 sold cheap at
| febls MACK & LOBEySTINES.
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GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
SPECJTLATORS. ATTENTION.!

ANsvILiE INDIANA.
flNO BIZ SOLD without reserve) at Public Auction at
l. Evansville, sale commencing on the 18th day Of
April, A. d. lSs4-54 Lots in the Southern Enlargement
Of said city. wit: Lets Nos. aud in Block Lots
Nos. and in Block II; Lots 3 4, SO. l2 and Is in
y; Lots Nos 3, 10. IL and II in Block l3 Lots Nos.
- Is, 10, 10 aud 20 in Block ~ Lots Nos - 3 g,
l6 H. 81 and 90 in Block IS; and Lots Nos 3 r. b. @
20, "A, - and 40 in Block 10.
ALSo-OBe Acre uf ground in Morgan 81 Chords
Enlargement of said city! 10 be sold ia lots to suit pur
CHI
ALSO-The undivided half of one containing a
house sui able for family residence, lying the
Boonvile road. he Corporation liue OF Evansville
ALso-Lots Nos 81 "a IS, &C. ~, e. g. 10. III and I2
i'm Block thirteen, the 4th enlargement, adjoining Ev
ansyiile.
ALsO--Lot g. Old Plan, City Of Evansville. ls feet
front by $50 feet deep very valuable Lot situated
Main street. in the heart of the business portion of
the city, containing line three story Brick Warehouse,
now occupied Drug Of Messrs Keller, Farms
ley g. Co.
ALsO-Forty acres of valuable land lying near the +.
and c. Railroad aud within a miles of the city Of Ev
ansyille--to be sold in lots II i've acres EACH
ALSo--Twenty Acres on Pigeon Creek, two miles
the city, inerseeted by the l.. and c. Railroad
advantages sites for
ufcturng establishments Pork Houses, Mill
from its location The Creek and Railroad. To be sold
i'm tracts OF two acres eaeh MS purchasers may
de ire.
One third ofthe purchase money cash; the balance In
six and twelve months, with interest, and approved
security.
II p Sale positive. Title indisputahle.
mh23 Is ShhWrphD hbi.L-
louisville Journal copy of SIS and send bill
10 this offce)
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rt- REMOVED.
M + have now entirely removed our Tobas CO aud
w tisar Establishment, from the old Stands ON
Water and Main streets. between and 2d, MAIN
srREEr, BETWEEN FIRST WATER. in Mrs. Lewis e
building. where we shall be happy 10 sell our old and
new customers cheap bargains.
mh3l-f SCHAErFER& SCHROEDER.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE given that by order OF the Board Of
~ Pre,identand Directors ofthe Evansville Gas Light
Company, IN de at a called meeting Of said Board. Oh
the I'll day of March IS5I there will he meeting of the
Stockholders of said Company, held at the Office OF
John J. Chandler In Evansville, Ind, the 18th day OF
April 1854 between the hours OF 10 clock A. NJ. and
o'clock =. NJ. for the purpose OF taking into cons
ton proposition TO increase the Capital stock OF said
Company by the amount Of $4,000 addional Stock.
cordpg to the provisions of General Assem-
bly, OF the State of Indiana to authorize the formation
Gas Light Companies, approved February l3h, 1851.
c. e.. KEATS,
'--- JOHN. CHANDLER,
mkftd directors.