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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-06
~ X e. FIRE E!! FIREfPS
MORE TRIUMPHS OF ,,,s. ..st
lSICHsS 81 LA M 4 N Err SAFFSV

49,. MORE TRIUMPHS OF .etse. All
tsTPTHr yoLLsvIrs CrRryrArrs rAvr ,r,, mn.
Of the npssiori,s Of Rlens
FIRE in CHAkLEsl ON,S.C. =, -"
Ma. L. NJ. HArcn gent for Reh's ssi.mp ndsp
Dear Sir Finding IL impossible re m oy orr sat
rss The la: Gre which destroyed our store in Pawn.
several papers totestit. wssre rfd to sekporIeS,s
n.s = t. sg,s'.s the lrn reputation
Peeted The i,ense iss
- - ya,H C0GRTNEY, ,1EsKAkrscs.
|, .s.4a. FIRE IN DANsvrLLE. ,hsria
Messrs Srr.RM 4 NAavrs- GeniIemep. vcnr ~, 'rss.
went through the ere IL contained all our beoh. ard
Iapers which ca me suiin ood order. The Safe fro.
sPpesrance. mast have been red bet. Ne trusted e.r
y ssadi = "a n0't,i EkewH saxHf.
NATChHz STREET FIRE, S.w oRIraks."
ouroa.. and ~.reso... xe, xc.rs5 !, ,;s sAgri iss.
with their contents, except the books nd pspeys ron
saiHed IN our Safe. ntfre1y des,,o, b, ere n.
y. %Siins fs tAs s Ss Marsh Ai,honsb ihe has
We eouid rseeserir an on beng nrsi die. "a.
n red h.N; on being cooled with water, vernovsd
eur books and pspers 70 the snonr II, thous,pS
dollars. with"utiAs sIifhestc mage or jur, 10 US
- Sss MY es.ylnes BY this event OF the sstire
teserp,os rop the came gent yi., Fieis Fir nro.f
.ss ss s. S NJ :..s - s, ~ Nc .s.n.
for valuable IsHsD N ease Of fire. 49, III-I 1IT
'ai afl PklCr. WALSH 4 GO.
| cnAHrRks sf FIRE. NEW ohIFAKs
l. - s1 Nrw uRLrAss, Aprill2, 1884.
We have absadani reason 10 recon nei Iieb,, Ala.
nander ssf- as ensently nreproof. s be .x-
eeueat opPsnuni., on the 9Th febrsa,, ss teeurr
Zone ~ tiss deseription which We purehssed sryei
year. since II Mr. isase BLDG our ssore No. ~
ebarsres street with entire stock trim m in "a
&C. Vas turned ON the morning of iAst do, sufiertis
osf safe N very intense heat during how
saved all ss eobtents. conn rising bsnk no.. sns
checks OF nine hundred dol bills Fscsv-
able for several thousand dols. sna sccoubts In orr
books Tor 10 E thousand dollnr Assad se cos opy
'sne hun'red and ten dollsrs. We risk nothing a. pre-
sounsing II the cheapest article We ru rTsssdl
ALERRT d TRICo.
large assortme nj Of vIiDss's PArrxT SA.ArArp.
sAsss, with Rchs slmprovementf for sal. By !, -1Ig ni
sTEARNs 4 MAhvlH
l. vsw I'd I(sueesssers TO Rich e. Co.)nrHi sd
l4s WATrR STREET. NY,
The only Makers of ss mander Safes eon,biHs Wn.
ders and Rich's Patents. and Sole Propristcrs sf
Jones' Worid's Fair Lock. which hs. nvirheskey nsr
/ mys.tfsh sdi ~ Woo7 alt. Hn,as o 'ruMES,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-06

VAs!G JONES and JAS. z. BLYTHE, Attornies AT
s Law, Evansville, Indiana. associated themselves
psacce of the Law, and will continue
70 practice in this and The adjoining countes and in the
Supreme and District Court. They design turning THEN
attention pc -culary to land law. short time they
will be prepared to give in few minutes an abstract
the title to almost any lot In Evansville or its enlarge
ments orin Lamasco toxeshe with their professioaa
,ion xs a, the title. IL desired ljy25- -dawtfl !
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NUMBER lS9
CLOTHING &C.. ,,s
~ READY MADE yCLOTH.HG q
FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, ,ls
A -.- CAPS, &C., Ae. rh -

~ CAPS, Ac., Ae. fsab g., l1-s
w HOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Mai" 81, "e-riy Oppes.G BaLk.
THE undersigned has just opened q Clothifei al
4 Furnishing establishment. opposite the Ilil. -
door selev Alley. He has Isrxes St ct OF fesdy
Clcthngr Furnishing Goods, ke.. which he tofers for
sale at the Yer! lowest ric-s. knowing the d,Bu
Of N smastet thoroughly in this line of trs essl 10
Prepared TO gyatif. them his goods hsys besiItr-
chased At The lowest rates and viii be sold stit
lowest prices. Those waning Clothing of destIil
won, or Gentle nen's Furnishing Goods eenet;l, 16
IND 1t 10 their advantage to call bisf eat
Tore purchasing elsewhere In this stock Will be 'tur
Overeoats Cloaks Dress FPock and Sack Costs Shirts
nats AID saps, &C., &c. which oIeD for ins
tons fhoss wanting bargains had hefter call al II 1.
house as good articles i'll be sold cHkAr1sueEI
, nave also large ass ortment OF NA1CFIS All
SAWELRY all Of which will be warra nfed to whisL
call the attention Of the public. 49,. -
ssp7y sFillf5n 9o.Ti5Ta ..iai L.KAHH.
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rJNHE undersigned constantly keeps on hand large
II assortment of fresh Water. Buttsrand sugar Crack
ers aud also OF Soda, Pilot and Navy Bread, which be
ing manufactured oy the latest improved Machinery
can soi low price in place In the est.
aud excelled in quality by any oner nanufacto-
ry In the country large stock always on hand Mt my
shop on Water street. between Sycamore and Vine.
decl4-H MA f.f t.fee! rrrff j. SlNZlCHs
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EVANSVILLE. AND KEw HARMONY TRI
. '.fff ~ 6kkLT MAIL. LINZ ~

Az96a on snd after Saturday. July lat. the u
Stage Coaches As above. o.. ttff
Leaving EvA,svne. Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
ats clock NJ; returning leaves New Harmony
day Ihursdsy's aad ssxs day's at o'clock A. d.
The line w at all times be stocked with horses
comfofsbs Coaches rusy aud careful drivers aud the
made With regularity and DISPATCH ALI orders
tended 70. /
For passage other beae apply the oee a. osr Lv-
ana sale stable L~cus the MARKET House
Perseas leaving their orders Hotels
secure Promps attention. n. X. III. DE GARM0.
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.

JNHE subscriber has taken the above house. and has
entirely rehtted and re.urnished It, and Is prepared
the patrons Of the house In satisfactory
He has also rented The brick Stable. owned by
Mr. Peter Burke, and has good stock Of horses and
rages to let. -
The stable large clean and well located, and good
In constant attendance Particuiar attention
will be paid the Of horses left with him for keep
ag and ia allrespects, the public cha and the sher
wood House good Hotel. ljy6-ul J.A. 8fERs
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DOPLlNS-lc rs silk an4 Cotton Poplins direct in
augs AIS Main st.. Loaisvills. Ky.
GINGHAMs--3 eases glazed super black; do 2s inch
~ cotton Chambray; do Maschess-r Plaid 6inghsms
styles BY direct Importation hand and tor sale
. .lr.,.,.', ..,,'' f.,f "a taas JAS. LOW n CO.,
args 4Is Main st Louisville. Ky.
NTCsLINs.-s ease. new ssyisd Muslin Dc Lai.s direct
Nn oiuporsai and for sale hy a. JAS. Low 4 co:
HANS Camied Jeans; do Blue White. new
- stsyles. reed this day and tor sale BY ~
p ~ JAS. Low CO..
augs ..-h t.. r,... AIS Main at. Loussine. Ky.
II UsTREs, TWlLls. MARINO AND sERGEs,--
eascs64 black AlpaeA Lustrs do DO SD. colorsd
Figures 70 do do black hair Lustrs: do "A rvs
eolor do ia Thibet Marino asd eolors: do
Alpaca serges in all qualities direct
and for sale Ut lowest prices by JAS. low co:
auS 81. .....,.. = ais Main St Loasviile. Ky.
MILLINERY AND FANCY STORE.
MRS. r. NJ. KICH. No. 2M Fifth street, Cincinnati,
nl would respectfully call public attention to her
large ana shionable stock OF Millinery and Fancy
Goods, consisting Of silk, Satin. Velvet and Braid
nets. Bonnet Caps and Fancy Trimmings. Ribbons Man.
tllas loaks Black aud Coiored silk and other aces,
Neede-worked Collars. Chemizeues. Sleeves, dse.
which she prepared to sell at prices which canot fail
to give satisfaction. "a = ...-- .... -.
When you visit Cincinnati, cali on
mhlsy 2o4 Fifth street. between Elm aud Plum.
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} ih FALL GOODS.
nIrn N GcelesE IlNKnIR

NJo. II iwARRES sfREEr NEW YSRk ARH VOW
receiving rnd have constantly on hand large and de-
rs Hosiery Gloves and Fancy Goods selected at
he rkst TO which the attention OF trade
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n .zs..L... > COPARTNERsHIP. = tnoH
HAVE this day sssocated with the Forwarding
Commission business. Robert s.. lilo wsvd. The banes
will he hereafter conducted under the aud
Lewis a. Howard. .ll el6-tf ID EDWARD LEWIS
SSHINGIEs shinsle store and
el6 - '-~T'~ sr"I-' - PRESTON BROS.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

Partnership heretofore exting between the sub
scribers the and style Of Mae LoLenstns
will continue the business the old stand will attend 70 h
adjustment Of all claims aeinstthe old aud Ill th
Of he Tor that purpose knowing them
selves indebted the late firm requested make imme
date payment CHARLES w MACK
81 = 10 gftH fsH.U g ANTHONY LOBENSTINE.t
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HAVING Withdrawn from the hrm take this occasion
thanks for the literally bestowed
it, request tnuance of to late partner
who will carry the business with vsr
WILL always try make himself worthy Of thu ndene
of the people. ey22 CHARLES W. MACK.
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r >HoIcE family Butter to be hadas
~ Gsll .s1sqaoas.a1i) - SIT COOKS
VUNHERMOMETERS. Spy Glasses and Pocket Eye
n Glasses for sale by AeyDs ~ A. O. PUSHEE.
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- DANsyILLx, April 10, 1854.
Messrs STrARm MARVIN Gentlemen: Your Sc n,
went through the ere. IL contained all our book ma
papers which cam cut lin ood order The S.sr fro-
sppesrance. mast have been red hst We srusted =.
oil In IT, Very respectfully. ysun,
" esadf - 5i 's-mHI - sRowH eRxNr.
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BARBER SHOP.

UHAY.-so No Timothy and 81 bales slightly dam
aged received per Canal boat Indiana and FOR sale BY
s2s =, .'... IS GEO. FOSTER & co.
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HEALTH RESTORED.
Cure Of Nervous Debility, Lungs, &c ntcard
march Of HahnPton's Vegetable I'iueture.

l..
Messrs. Mortimer & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: wish to
nfoim you OF the benefit have derived nom the
DR. HampIon's Vegetable Tincture.
earliest rccoeclioMs scarcely ever emo: ed
days health For number of yeuIs under tile
treatment: of the most sllIu physicians of this city. My
disease was pronounced by themiv complaint aud dys
tepsia with Affection OF the 1nd lungs.
rived little, tr benefit from their treatment.
also tried various remedies, all highly to
ber last, when my mind became iousy nHectedi my
memory failed; great weakness fantg fits, and
not eat without great pain, until life became burihen;
entirely useless 10 family Just about this tire
ture IL lad most powerful effect upon me- In the
torson OF y health and now alter taking thee bottles,
TO eat joy caiay my Lealt is peTfec;l restored
appetite good, enjoy better health than ever
which can safely ascibe to the OF This won
del Iul medicine r--.rr
279S Paca street
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Hip Disedse-La uieness Clrrd-Hampton,s Veg
- etable 1'imcture. s.=s

ii fts.s 57.p WAsnls01 ON, March 19, 1884.
Messrs. Mortimer 81 Mowbray-Dear Sirs :-NIy little
girl contracted oneiIess and began side,
during tho early part OF last summer, but thought
om habit she had acquired OF standing the le
was unwilling to believe until she became up
that was quite alarmed. lnSenemLer took one
OF tie best physicians III city, said spine
affected, prescribed accordingly The medicine
being OF no service TO her. then pronounced hip dis.
ease aud said She would lame for then
which said be breciaI IN cases. and contin.
1ed II until the 10th of February; when cbangedIt
HartshoTn LtnncHt Which Inse1s until the 18TH.
snnerings becoming acutejI eturel again
hrsmetione ilimeLt, butshe still continual TO grow
intense suffering ,ihen bought bottle Hemrton's
Vegetable Iincture and tile till day alter she begun
10 use 1T she could stand up without
supp oIt The little creature she
threw her hands exclaimed d. see
Lean stand by myseI Size had not able to STAND
straight for two three months before. ltisjnst one
month since she cumneced using the Tincture and can
hUyY walk as well as before tageII sick E55Ei553
Respect fully, II. TW.sFRANKLAND,H ~
Hennsylyania Ay. near Geo getoySn bridge, 81
.sg..ertFas-
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THERE are few steam boats more useful 10 on,
sesl trade. than The packets Courier and For, PIT
pDning between this city and Parkersburg. We
an from personal observation commend the off.
,sss of the Courier. attentiveicarefu and obli-
gng. Indeed, there are few clerks ON the river
uOre courteous. than Mr. John Murine, the clerk
Ofihe Courier, whose attention to the wants Of
lie passengers, is remarked l,y all who travel ON
Tat boat.
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Tnr SCARCITY Of beef cattle in this region is al
ne present time the source of heavy item. as well
8 much tmuble. 10 consumers of beef. Cattle
nc now selling at 81 90 aud So. 90 per hundred on
A. hOOf-very hart, 10 get at that-and bee in ON,
,.rket brings and IL cents rer pound. Wesaw
hatcher the other day who rode 100 miles in
|OsO for one bullock.
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Losr.-A small pearl handled penkhite with
,bree blades one l"rge and two small. tt valued
Greatly above its real worth. as present from a
Iisbly esteemed fri MI. ANY one finding il womb
confer great favor on the owner by leaving it al
this Office.
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VAS PELr-Tke Richmond Wing of wednes
dsy says that this individual. upon his:discharge
from the Peniteniiary on Monday, where he was
confined for the last twelve months, for robbing.
was Immediately arrested by officer Irving, and ia.
ken on to Wheeling, there TO answer for a similar
offence.
The authorities in Philadelphia. where he had
committed other rObberies, claimed his "corpus''
,ner his release here. but this old commonwealth
eld him fast until he should fully atone to her for
Ill the Outrages committed by lin upon her laws.
She was inexorable, and therefore Pennsylvania
sill have to remain content until her older sister
B fully satisfied. She can then have whatever
picking may be found upon the bones of This un-
Bcky offender.
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aI.e7 = ALEXANDER iNcCoRTNEy.

VIM. Il. NEEDS,
Rookbinder 81 Rlnbk Book Mann nctarer,
NO.. 243, MONROE STREET, UP STAIRS. ~ q
M GUILD respectfully inform his friends the public
w In general that he has bought the establishment
lately known as James Ewins's DOokbindery aud blank
book mandatory and is now riepared rule bind
10 DER blank books or every description, music, maya
Zines periodicals, &c in surpassed by
any establishment III the country.
0g-oonstanty on land ali assortment OF Blank books
pp2T-1y ~ ''is
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKET. 80
AfaiL 2s.--Cotton dull, Coffee, Rio TIA Java
l3a, Flous, prices are tribe lower, 4, so 10 8, 81
southern unchanged, $50 10 s,S7; Wheat, market
limited business at previous rates, 81 TO &c. Sugar
Orleans At, Muscoya At; Tobacco, keg IA to 81
Money, unchanged, stock market firm; Whisky,
prison u; Fork, prices sitter not quotably higher
lSt IA; Beet prime 14t, Indiana prime mess "A /;
Gut meats, better toss; Lard, unchanged mode.
rate business previous rates 10F; Iron, easier.
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Pure Vegetable Extract. g,
4 DE2ss,aTTlp or 4, S,1Ya45,
s.s - - -
szssss 10y .6aARVATs5AEiH y.
- - = - = 80 - 800,
iestore.i =, ny IA iix
H sDE ~; q -
lNVlGOhAIO S ELlAiR OR CORDIAL.
In the
US aSd muscular systems, iio1l lie oeas
seqnenL sieh az mar.
- " ga
ss
leading the Old World and equally
list IL
Other @ are S 70
~ 10 PROT
GoRAIlNG EhlAlR OK gs5s deemed
simple Sim sne sublime truths sna9snsss
highest oysrsll
of testi,uIny 70 hciis - y - ass
The EaalS ss,ses. IL depIorale
wonGeii m9ss esed rs stof les
mys:erioSs or mat
s1 81. TO .as sas or
commended a. the Only means OF communicable that en-
natural Well as lie ~ all The
Its beTeeiai effects Re not Confined % either any
ted youth lie WON MN d Business the sfsTS ar
9 ss iRixia G se
ma and permanent relief from tue use Of this
sion sxs fsspS
WHO have 50 ie with tsI ahs i my
hey think beyond nc Ieas, Or meei4e e
srtst causes aud viii not only
REBUILD THEsBROkEN CONSTITUTION.
The deangeeuts SYSTEM leading 10 nervous dis
t @oa eS 10
naades which this preparation is specific "A few
rex headache. ient paralysis pitsionof
fatpenee, PRICING sensl zion IL tue iiesh nunbness
will iisposon TO taataess se
ke SLEEP and terrilyiIg 70
ri9es or SEX
n-iig at the stomach, female
ing out q Ee inl@gees q the passions an
reach Of n,cIciSe causes thes
Whenever the organs TO be acted upon are Tree from
formalio or diseases /! Is 2yerSsd that
NURSE > lNNi9OhAIlNG. ELlAlR
T with EN-
ny o Wv 9et
that all maladies wherever they begin finish with
yoIs system and that Tie psi OF tie nerves of
G bs s @ of the sx
No language convey adequate idea Of in,edi
OF Sss 1a ed ss y
by sickness. tile unstrus aud relaxed
ones bIaeel and built up The mental
der its inuence Nor is thu effect the
the
. normal conuiuon Wen may the PREPARATION be call
MEDICINAL WONDER .
Of the nineteenth century. Itf: stle rst scientific man
cine sappos 10 ease Of ea
No ,x
these biie may well be said " takes then,
81 be last state OF ,at man Is worse than the rs But
In its
the mind and the entire
remose depTessi9ns, excitement nlency TO blush.
CUISINES ess"e'' "SAs y 0t study or
LOSS aOFfMEMORY,
~ mental debility hysteTia heIiess, ihoIt OF
selldestuction, fear Of insanity, tiass, ays=
resS, general nrostraon trittabtiity,
%5y 10 sse S diseases Sessnl 10 ees decay Of Tho
70 u ts SfS
rom ea,se aris iti tSeTc
eice 10 be SIscsd on human ny fs
4 GREAII5NiEDICINE POR FEMAI ,iRssS.ss.s
The gnaTaeIed eaeGts o. this great
neieae TSosaaIs of e bs ss
@ I h III ~ 9arpoEs
meus 10 Which e delicate formation Or woman
osfuS,s have indeed lima nomentary
IG and nrast tssn ~
eE mas 90 ten bee, 10 the
power or the nerves and the vital ana fsy
| 10 destroy the unhappy patient hut in
d Az ELtSIR
TO pnheard Ola smSIs al without reaction
s y s Inc ana 9fss a
lions OF Europe 10 he IN TINS Eeasris: pr
Msts
duced upon natives. In fact tie wonderful power Of
endurance The exhattless exhibited by The Arab.
the use Of his Sftaizng herb :
an appeal y made e; e. ,ss
. Z S s w .tA.s ,Sr SstsS -
rams ~ s e " 2 @heth
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pockpALE IcE.--Messrs. Warren & Sons are
,% .liverng their superior Rockdaiei ice through.
aUt the city. We invite attention to their advef
,isrment.
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lei stood al $40. s,ss
And here it could not have stood much above
IA degrees yesterday. judging from the cold stmos-
,bere, and the freezing aspect of The elements
Sow fell at intervals during most of the doy. A
~ days ago it was as warm as Summer weather
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SUPPRESSION OF SMALL NOTES.
CiNcINHArl, April 2S.--lhe Ohio Legislature
PASSED bill to-day, prohibiting lie cremation Of
foreign Bank notes OF a less denomination llian
$40.
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PosrHAsrERs' FRAxklxe PRlvl1.EoEs.-Each
postmaster whose compensation for the last prece-
ling year did not exceed 5000. may send through
nail all letters written by himself on his private
susness, whihh shall not exceed one half ounce
in weight, free Of postage. 1.-THE compensation
aceed $500. then he has The right to flank only
neh letters relate exclusively to The business of
lis Office or Of the Post Office Department. No
patmaster can receive or send any printed matter.
and in every instance where a postmaster receives
a communication addressed to him as postmaster,
which is Of private character and designed 10
promote private interests, with an evident inten
ton of giving circulation to it.without paying the
postage, he will return the same 10 the person who
tsentit, under new envelope, with tIeIchar.e of
letter postage endorsed thereon.
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ror Hon. ]. NJ. Mason, of the Senate, from
,,;sinio. has our acknowledgements for valuable
Congressional Documents.
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saszl5s CINCINNATI .MARKsr.=
CIScINNAri, April 2s.- Flour finn at no.
whisky 20. Provisions no sales this morning
Sugar3a TO 81. Lnseed OFT SSa9O.
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dSSIUNEE'S -NUIIJE.e--'a
G imcon9D Nv oodfoNV having, Ontle 11th day OF
- April, 1854, by roper deed conveyed In trust
for lie benefit OF his said cIedit
ors, all real and property chooses
lion; all persons in to said Wood
required 10 make Immediate ayInent me- ali
~ order to Iesei beaef sad trust vi! hin
cording the terms said deed. with the
apis GEO. ". SIGHTS, Assignee.
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NJ, is .Iiz.' See odyertlsement of The Brewers
ln..nsther column.
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WALTER Hrrcucocx. aged &c years, ard Tor %
..o.r. i, resident of this vicinity, died at West
Wbeeling, on Tuesday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-29
Bow MisSinp

Boy M1sSIng.
AMES WHITE, a boy about 10 yeas old, who has
sent on an errand to ms stable Thursday last, April
"a and not returning search was speedily made, and
was seen in the city by acquaintance about twelve
O'Clock the day; slice which time nothing has been
heard OF him. Had on when hs left brown cont
corded pants, cloth Cap, and new boots. He Is well
grown, OF fair complexion, and black hair.
Fearing some accident may have happened him. any
formation concerning said boy will be thankfully acknowl
eu ats7 y ALEXANDER MeooRrSEY.