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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-10-06
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LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
81 Gold strge,,gNew York.
N. L. S. 81 Co., have recently
published and have now FOR, sale, The
!" Farmers Guide" by Henry Stephens,
of Edinburgh, and Prof Norton, of Yale
College, New Haven, complete ing vols.
royal octave, containing 1900 pages, Ia
steel and 600 wood engravngs.-Price
in muslin binding SO.
G-Fhis work is mol the old ''B2ok o.
tie Farm" lately reausciated and thrown
upon the market. .,,..t
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. ALFRED sLAGLE,s ESTATE.

ALFRED sLAGLE'S ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby giventhat P. B. Hol.
den, Administrator of the Estate Of Az
fred Slagle, deceased, has filed his &C,
counts in the Probate Court, Of Putnam
county, Ohio, for final settlement, and
that the same will be examined en- the
2Sih day Of July A. d. 1854.
JOHN DIXON, Probate Judge.
June 29th, 1854. 600
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ROBERT BEATTY, JR
J..LATHROP.
IRA BUCKMAN,JR.
B. S. ADAMS,
II. p. BARKER.

Justice Lathtop offered the following
Resolution:
Resolped That The COMMITTEE have
power 10 fill vacancies, from naglectao
serve TO fulfil the requirements Of a
member -Carried.
The Secretary then read The following
ReSolred-- That tbe CoNmitiee be
authorized TO receive from Mr.. PeJham
the Gift Property, or take from him bopds
for its delivery as called for, and bold the
same in trust for the Shareholders,--
Carried.
On inquiry, il was ascertained that
Mr. Perhan had sold dbout 10000 out
of the 100000 Gift Tickets; when the
following resolutions were offered and
unanimously adopted:
/ Resolped That SO soon as il is ascer
iained thai $4,000 Of the Gift Tickets
issued by MIR. Perham in his third enter
prize are sold, the committee shall call
the Shareholders together at the most
convenient place, for the purpose Of in-
siructing said Committee in regard to
the manner Of disposing Of the Gif, Pro-
perry, amongst those holding Share
Tickets.
Resolped That 10 order to close the
enterprze AT the eaflicst possible mos
meDt, this meeting recommend all per-
sons now holding Share Tickets, TO use
tleir influence in obtaining subscriptions
and advance the interest Of the whole
body.
On motion, adjourned.
Attest: B. S, ADAMS, Chm.
ROBERT BEATTY, Jr. Secretary.
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ANDREW PETERS ESTATE.

NOTICE Is heteby given, thai The un-
designed has this day been appointed
Execuirix OF the last will and testament
of Andrew Peter, late Of Monterey town
ship, Putnam county, Ohio, dcceesed.
ANNA ELIZABETH PETER.
June 26ih, 1854. 690s
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DITCH NOTICE:

NOTICE is hereby given te the nonrosident pro.
In prietoTs Of iaRdin Monterey township Putnam
county State or Ohio hereby affected, that nppca-
ion W ~ he made to the Trustues of said township
on tile 4th day OF September next to locate ditch
heginning wo hundred rods enst Of Dog Creek In
said township, and running thence westwardly on
or near tile section tine between sections ten and
three OF said townshb said Dog Greek, and TO view
and appnrtioH tbn labor and expense that each
person Interested In such ditch shall bear, dnd to
determine upon the opening Of the same. And that
said Trustees will meet nj the House of William H.
Pnyne,in said townshlp, on Tuesday the 12h day OF
September nexr, A, d. 1864, for t,at puffose; and
those interested viii govern themselvea accordingly
Dated this 10Th day OF August, A. D.ls54
TREW r.. PAINE, @
698# Applicant.
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CLERK WANTED.

A young boy about the age Of fifteen
IA years, as clerk in my store. Mt Colum-
bus Grove. One understanding German as
well as English would be preferred, but a
boy possessed Of good English Education
will suit. No person neeo apply who can
not be well recommended, as ! do not de-
sire any other.
July IL, 1854. E. ". GREEN.
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/. ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

A Tiny instance writ Of an attachment
N was issued BY John NJ Radabaugh, a
Justice of the Peace of Ouowa township,
Putnam, county. State FOL Ohio. on tho 9th
day Of August. A. D 1s54.agsinst the prop;
erty and effects of John Smith, an abscond.
ing debtor; the properly attached being il
theshands'of BenJamtn Nfcewarner, TO the
atmountpf twenty!fye dolars. Amount of
claim, $9,l5. N sr .,..s..s.
sEs',N ? WILLIAM BELL a. -
Apgusf 9,sls54. VIM ,'s5 sT s. 696
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

M 0TIC q is hereby given that an order of Attach
IN ment was issued. on the 7ih day OF June, A. D..
Union Township, Putnam county, Ohio, hgninst The
goods and chatles rights and credits OF Joseph King,
an ahscondng debtor and PRESIDENT of said coun-
ty, at the suit of G. H. Rice, who claims indebted
OF SIS 05 against said King, and for which sum
said order wae hsued.
June 7ilf. 1854. C. II. RICE.
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LEONARD -sCoTr & CO.,
81 Gold street.rNew York.
Blanks; :for Sale.

EDRlNTED on superior paper,
H MORTGAGES..f from Swan 81 m proved
form. by the quire or siugly
DEEDS, ofiW WarrantYtby the'quire OF
sngly. st..Ylst
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS .alsefersales =
JUSTICES REGOGNIzANCES.. and
AGidavitsfor capiases.
S Jam Els ~lMKckENzIE.
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PRoBATE CoURT Room PUTNAM Co. o.
September 9.-I854. &
RTOTICE is hereby .giyehthai Christian
~ Norman, Administrator OF Henrs
Norman, late of Putnam county. Ohio, de.
ceased.io the 5sh dnj Of August, A. o..
1854, filed his ccourts as administrator for
partial rettleme nj: and that said accounts
will be for hearing Oetoberi4, 1854.
zei JOHN DIXON, Probate Judge.
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JOSIAH PERIIAM,

JOSIAH PERIIAM,
Academy Hall, 663 Broadway, N. ".
II i should happen thai all the. Tickets
are sold when the order is RECEIVED.
money will be returned a, our expense
for posiage. Correspondents will please
write distinctly their names, residence.
County and State, 10 ptevearerrors. Or
il convenient, enclose an envelope with
their directions on il in full--ins which
such Tickets as theysmay order will be
reformed. =
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GROCERIES, THE CHEAPEST Y

A T,Taylof's Cheap Corner you can hase
IA Rio Coffee for shilling a ib. and n g
Orleans Sugar for sixpence lb. Call o.
buy, you can not purchase chenpft tey
where else, or as cheup. July ~, 1855
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DAVID RnrnEN,s EsTATE

DAVID ROTfIEN'S ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that Batbara
Rothen, Execsirix oflhe Estate Of David
Rolhen, deceased, has filed Aer accocnis
for ibe final settlement Of said Estate;
and that the same win be examined Oh
the 2slh day Of July, 1854.
JOHN DIXON,
Probate Judge.
June Gath, 1854. 600
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LET EVERY WIFE AND HUSBAND
PORDERI

so excuse for Ignornisce, wheA Ignorrpeo
und when to dispcl our Ignorance Is With
In eur rrath.
TO enable evory one TO decide upon the ildispe.
sdbt, necessity Of possessing eapy and that no VIZ
or mother nosd rcma.n uninformed gp'G the natJ
causes, which, SCORER VI later, are drslinra ~ mGS g
fearful raynges upon her health uIlrSa guarded ayain
and that no cosderate aud aHesI0Aata husband k2'
cause to upbrad himself with HegcS II sAS wcus.ts
Of his wfe-s pamphlet Of try-sia PagAs, sohIal'ne
ED IfHe-pdge and Iadee ef Cott,3,ts, taesAcI viii
.xtracts from tho book, will b. sent fes u sstVpe "
any part Of The United States, BY addressing PsDpaR
IS herein.
When knowledge is HsrpinenS, 'tss cMi-
pablo to bc ignorant.
s9y- On receipt of One Dollar Or the Hns ~,
ion. extra bndlng) "TIlE MARRIED HUAAE3
PRIyATE MEDICAL COMPANION" Is so1t (apil-4
be postpaid, and addrossed to Dr. A: NJ. AAthl
CEAU, Box 1924, New York Oily. Publishing Ctil-
No. 129 Liberty Street, New York.
For ,aleby-Lt. Sratton, Cineinnatii Hsn.
ter g. Maddox, Ripley; Harks & Heaile =, t'
hanna; A R. Wnight, Springfield: l. Ser
ton, Canton; z. P. Ffi7ell, Gsorgstswa
Wu.. Earl, Massillon; J. Dsnaldaan, Bucg
rus; Peters & Ce Marion; D. Lamb. Find
lay; NJ. F. Pierce, Delphos; J. Psrkin-
Athens; Z G. Conwell ,Coshoe ton;J Specs
Medina; Brown & Worley Nashingtoni Z
Newman, Norwalk III. Miller, Millersburs
u. Burns, Roscoe; G. Pine. Chillicoihs; lc
scph L. Fauke Little Slnfusky
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE ia hereby given that there will be q rs',
IN ton presented TO tho Commissioners OF Putnusa
county at their next session praying for the loculca
of n county road, commencing at the Ft 3GnllUEs
and Tulbert road IN Jenninge township hip--tence yAa
ming north on The section line between seeiong z
and l2, until ii nfersects the Apsisize ana Hisha
Road IN Jackson township.
July 90, 1854. Ces'
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MELANcnoLY AND sTARTLINa

nd 10 her husband the toll and anxiety sf H6
reessary devoying upon hin rtm siekuess Of tie wnR
li,lout giving kim the opportunity Of acquiring hai
etrnce which his ekcriSns arS ented 9d ihe possession
Il which would the happihess ol hnselt WIFE, aid
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$500 REWARD.

n OST, ,s-belisvsd 10 Be between Kalida
NJ and Frsnconia,--a note or due bill
3 ajysndtu gFl,ee & A yfes, with some state.
n ,htsofHccounts on the hack of it,. Who
81 X findingft will return Il to G. II. Rise or
tst alsof}ica VII receive the above reward.
eiide Jane, 1864. x8q szw7
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TUS'r RECEIVED from Cincinnati, a
- lot of superior N. o. Sugar. Also,
Syrups, Molasscs, Coffees, a choice
variety, Tobaccees, &C., &c.
VIM g. ~. TAYLOR.
April 26, 1858. 629
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sECuRE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS

~ becoming in time possessed Of be kucwleae the
II which has gausVd the sckeess ais 9yery Of tousaAh
In view Of such Consequences, wfs mother is elcn
able IL size neglect TO avail etsclf of that knew IN
ssiec to herself which would spare he Mgch SnHerirg bc
he means Of happiness and prosperity u tttkusbd, ANa
ous children that hs above al piee-hsallNy
1oiiss b hcply iniils That knowledge eoAaieS IN
& litliF Vrk entitled
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PERHAM's 100000 GIFTS.
Official Proceedings ofthe SE%e Holders
ia Perhons's Third GJ7 EAerprise, IN
Mass Meeting, held at Academy Hal,
663 Broadwdy, Mem York; Thurs
day ereaiag, July 27M, 1854.

AT s o'clock the meeting yas called
10 order BY DR.. Hall, when .. 3. Adams,
Esq. was nominated and unanimously
elected Chairman, and HobeFl Beatty,
Jr., Esq. appointed Secretary.
The FIRST business in order being lhe
selection of Committee Of GvS persons
TO receive and dispose Of the Gift Pro>
perry, il was on motion Resolved, that
we now proceed TO the nomination and
election.
The election being gone into, ,resnltrd
in the choice Of The following named
gentlemen:
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HfENTLEMEN's HATS.--Three dsz 81
VI OF fthelatest 81 yles offashionsble Afs
mporte d from New YorEfoisale by
a'tsaEs VIZ. g. A. .TAyro6g,
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A MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.
WHY rs fTY

That we behold many females scarce "a e sf c
broken IN health and piriss with cunrheali2n o deases
inf ailments depfiyng them OF the power or The aens
3f e age When phys scal health, baoyancy Of iiitv
aud happy serenity ofmind, arising rsm eondluon OF heai1'
should be pred0mnant.
Many ofte causes or her sesings f,-rerheps yesrs
sefcre perhaps during girlhood the Erp yeas OF nast
IN sr origin 50 light astS unpocsd and oil course
IN AFTI9E YEARS,
When late be benefited by onr owledgc, we hook
back and mourn, and regret tho full consequences oil ouE
ignoranee. -
What would NOT oeA give possess In early life hs
snnwledge we obtain in after ycas And what days AID
tights Of anguish might not have been spaged II hS
tEowledgs was timely possessed IL ia -
MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING
10 behold the sekess and suffering endured by many w
many years from causes simple and eonirollablt easiy
emedied-or better till,-no Incurred, feyery
WIFE AND MoTHER
.he ineraatiou contained n little volume tvhb
4 ilie Reach OF All) whiSh wsald spare to herssH
YEARS OF MISERY,
af fvrS,a
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REFERENCES. +
BRowsLEE 4 PENDLEToN, Toledo, Ohio.
MccuNE & WooLsoN,l De,nhos 49,. Z
EecH & WRocKLEsE, DeiPoos'
LAwroN, BARNETT & Co., Piqua,
S.J. ..HENsLEy, Troy, !"
JplIgs HULL. ; Cincinnati. g
B. sEsaLEsToN,5 e'ha'''
JOHN TuTTIE,i Defiance, g
CIV. 0vERMEYBR, Spencer, Z"
BLIss. & KELSEY, 81. ,Murys,
FARRINGToN & RUPRLE,
CHAMBERS & HAPRIs, Dayton,
CoBPARREr T. HnBBEL. Fl. Wayne, Ia,
H. HANNA, Wabasltown, ..
RoGERs & REYNOLDS, Lafayette,
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GYTIiES and Sy,he sneaths, Rakee
~ Forks, Hees, &C., &c, for sale -
g AT TArloRs'SToKE
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THE MARRIED WOMAN'9
Private Medical Companion.

BY DR.. A. NJ. MAuRlcEAU,
PRoFEsssR or ptsEAsHs or "OaST
me Huudrsith Edition. 1epsa gp. sSe Prict 80 eto
ION FINE PApER, EXTRA BISDKu, 81 Ss
Fist published in lDi7, eadit Is not
sURPRIzlNa OR NyORDERFNL,
Considering that EVEHY FBMALLs,
WHETHER MARRIED. 0M RfrE, can her"
lc1ulse n .fuil ledge of the nature,
,napneter md causes "a lar eO'npIaiTsae
with the various symptoms, and THAI
early
HALF A MILLIoE SePIEs
taad havc,begp sold, -
II Is immariisahe convey fully the yRrieGs suhecs
eatd sf they oi iaHte strictly lnltadrd Tor tho
,aneA thuse contemplating marriages., hut female
rsnus r eJn,.g health aud lmi bthuy, eoHsVqsrrt neSE
rAltl wch is conducive ~ hrr happiness, and u
rr nsband hiu either has wil Shtea H. rs has M
yer, hu band who ss the love ard affection o his Nv
eart, OF thai ur his own leeuuaIy mr'dremsnt
UPIv ARDS OFF OEE EI'KDRHD THOp-
SAND COPIES
lave been sENT BY MAIL wihinite Lost few mOn,ie
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
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lave tven WENT 81 MNIt NNhIhW* IlN F" I'oH'fs
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
RE NOT pEFRAupRnl

Buy no book unless "Dr. A. NJ MhuEseau I3a
Liberty Street. N " Is the title page, apd the eGIry
IN tho tf"rks 0Gce The hack nj tho title page ai-
buy one Of respectable and honorable deaefs or seAt
Dy mail and address hs DR., A. Nj Maurccau, as,iherg
are spurious and surrePhieas Infringement, ef sStY-
right.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-13
DAILY ,JOURNA1I!::
Local and River BrevitieS.

We have received no later New
York and Cincinnati markets than those of
the 10th. which we published Saturday.
The Railroad mass meeting will be
he'd in this city tomorrow afternoon. we
presume there will not only be full attend
ance of citizens, but great many persons
from abroad Hen. o. II. Smith, of Indian
apolis, and Col. Hopkins, Of Henderson, ere
to address the meeting on the subject OF the
Strait Line Rilroad. Before the meeting
closes, full statements OF the condition ana
prospects Of the road will be made, win d re-
mort of the estimates for that portion oil the
road from Evansville to White River, which
i.to be let on the following day. II promises
to be a highly interesting meeting IN every
particular.
R.coIlect to- morrow viii De 81. VAL
en,ines Day. Inview thereof MIR. Cohy"s'
tom has obtained a large variety oil FANCY
Valentines. beautiful, sentimental, saiirica'
and generally funny. We hope they VIII be
.sn, IN wings Of love mot mali:e) into every
dwelling where there is sweet girl, and INTO
every store and shop where there Is nice
young man.
Prof. Lang with the Band start to Vim.
eennes this morning. A great celebration
Ball comes of'there this evening. our young
folks should take an excursion to 'Incennes
on this occasion. They might have de-
ligh,ful time.
-Steamboat arrivals on Saturday very
scarce. and businers was dull at the wharf.
There are busy times at the Railroad
depot now. Friend Born. Freight CLERK has
his hands full. A third train has been put on
the track, running 10 Columbia, and all are
fully engaged.
"A large amount of produce was still on
the wharf and wharf boats last Saturday, not
withdrawing The heavy shipments OF the
week.
The river is reported at stand a
Cincinnati, rising slowly at Pittsburgh, ut
stand at Louisville, and slowly receding here
Tile Herald arrived here Saturday iron
Cincinnati, with large freight for st. Louis
and considerable for this place, She vii
have a good time getting up the MIssizsiPp'
The big Natchez, one Of the boats de
s,royed by the fire at New Orleans cost $50.
600. She was u magnificent craft.
The railroad receipts en- Saturday wer
very heavy.as Will be seen BY reference
reports published.
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CONSEQUENTLY GROCERY.

THE unders ghed would respectfully announce to the
citizens OF Evansville that he is now better pre-
ed than ever to supply their tables Win Enhhs-
THING CHOICE AND Fresh, in the line OF ramiiy
Groceries. L.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage reeetvea
, The mas, contjdeptIy expect continuance OF
my share az In. trade as nav eaims'
and shall spare "a efforts to- merit w.
Family supplies fresh fom the county ahd shall keep
on h.n at al tunes. Fre.h bnter theese ard fggs
p ,'',n. Ere.b Meats. Dried ard Picked Meats.
tou'''.' Also
complete a.sortmen, Of i,r' Groceries Of every o.
crip.ion Teas Conee' sugars Noasses' fiouf' reea
~ MARKET WAGON will deliver all goods to the
door. of purchasers promptly upon the receipt OK
their orders Call and examine my stock.
ce.2a Opposite the Post ofilce.
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SOME THINGS CAN BE DONE As
WELL As OTHERS.

THE undersigned take pleasure in announcing TO the
citizens OF Evansville and surrounding country that
ney have opened a SHOE STORE AND FACTORY, on
Main street. between Second and Third, whore vS
ooh of the be found all business hours.
One the firm as just returned from the East, with
large supply latest styles of work Of
all kinds which they will sell and Their stock
of Leather and Findings is Of the finest sly and quality
and selected with great care and with desire
to pleasea all HARI u tELhEh.
T. B-The attention Of the Ladies and Children 70
specfuy invited to assortment ana prices.
NP All rips repaired, free a charge, OF worF bougns
at our establishment. (decl9) h. r.
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CRACKERS AT WHOLESALE AND


THE undersigned constantly keeps on hand larSs
assortment Of fresh Water Butter and gar Crack
ers and also of Soda Pilot and Navy Bread, which boz
ing Dy the latest improved Machinery.
be sold low price as in place In the Nests
and excelled in quality by any other manufacto-
~ in the country large stock always on hand nj my
decl4-d }. SlNZtCH.
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nY THE Z. AND &. RAILROAD.
Shipnse nts.

Shipments.
Foster & BrowE--I sS coffee. Tx pepper; sam orr
,na,s b,le do Schaehsr & Schroeder pkg lear To-
haeco. A. Rusl-I lex candy; Babcoes Bfo..-i cern-
.h.I,-- Dbl, whisky u. Venneran--5 odis guinness
Holliu-,vurth Hu.hesl crate, idle and ok glass
var: T. & ". Refill, - eornshrer. bates gGnhles;
q. ID. Esglcson & Co.'S cur wheels, ipuii!' -Ahs
Howes-i Ok oysters.
Receipts.
raylor 81 Haryey--i71 SKIS wheat, enC do corn sc 90
eai, IoI e lard los bbls do les do mess pork John -
H.,rh,lI4 ,ks corn G.. Foster & Cr--I2 bush eotn;
{; tn,.r,. GSeib--I6 dly hides. bale sAeep skins'
Sh tnkln Reily-lSD So corn; Sabcock Bros--ia3 sS
c..rn: j. 81 ". Reilly-i95 ses corn; l. Auam,-'" sks
,,rn: KroE-l7O Sis s,rlI; y. Ross-!5O bush wheat
t,has Harrington empty CasSs-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-13

PPassenCerirasn leaves Evansviic every m"rhliig,
at O'clock Sundays excepted arrive at Vincenncs IL
iUt O'Clock A. M leave EiBcenues Ut o'clock Z. NJ
arrive at Evansville 81 =.
!! JThe Accommodation Train leaves Eincenncs 81 .
O'Clock A. NJ arrive at Evansville III III - "; leave
EVANSVILLE u p. VI. arrive III NincenHes ats T. NJ
All freight will be forwarded b! the Accommodation
Train To n,ere the forwarding ofneght on the day Of
It's delivery attic Evansville Depot must be delivered
at or beforc II O'Clock y. NJ; and 1t Eincenies IL mast
be delivered at. or before, O'clock ON the evening Oh
the nreyious day. SAMUEL Hal LII,
;,,Js.,r President
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-13
ax rHE wAHAsM & E:RIE CANAL.

CLEARED-Feb. IO.--L Grant 1910 shingles, Dbl
four DO. Feb. 18th. Joe Rowley, bbls WHISKY, l.
egg bbls, . bXs tobacco. - :, .e,
oats Feb iIh Joe RoSIey 3s0ibs eggs 40 do butter
&; Dbl, four gs5 bush corn. 10 SEEKS wheat Lewis
Howcs "a busn wheat; 521 do corn, J bbls cider, COW
aud calf. boxes, ~ lbs feathers 164 bush oais-
r. Grant $50 ska corn. do oats, bbls lard. Milra!
III sc. corn a bbls oak. IS do green pies. :.