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Washington sentinel., 1854-04-27
OF THE UNITED STATES
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NOW OPENING, NEW AND BEAU
IN tiful spring styles Of Gcntlemen's Furnishing
Goods such as
Stocks, Cravats, scarfs, Ties;
Gloves of all kinds, Pocket Handkerchiefs, (silk
and linenD
Standing and Byron Collars, &c, at
g.4 4's4agH LANES
Gentlemen's Furnishing Establishment,
Pennsylvania avenue, near A street.
Mar 15--eod2wif M afTtsie
CHIRTs, SHIRTS - Gentlemcn's Fine
- Dress Shirts in great variety Of style and pat
tern. A full assortment now on hand.
Shirts made to order in superior manner, and
good cts guaranteed in all cases, at
LANES
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& Pennsylvania avenue, near a street
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Fitch; HERMANN, Captain z. Higgins.
these steamers stop at Southampton, both going
PROPOSED DATES OF sAILNe--iS53.
From Nsao York. From Bremsr
Washington. Saturday, Feb 26. March Ok,
Hermann -. Saturday, March 26. April %
Washington. Saturday, April 90. Mav2O
Hermann Saturday, May 81 J,na ~
Washington. Saturday, June 1S Julv rs
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Washington. Saturday, Aug. 13. Sent o
Hermann Saturday, Sept. TO- Oct u
Washington. Saturday, Oct S. Nov. a
Hermann Saturday, Nov. s. Dec 9 4
Washington. Saturday, Dec 3. Dec. 20
Hermann !. Saturday, Dec. 81.
From Southampton to Nesc York
Washington. March 80 Washington. Sept. IL
Hermann. 80 April 81 Hermann. -. Oct. 10
Washington. May IS Washington. Nov. 0
Washington. July 90 Washington. !. ..Jan. 4
Hermann. Aug. II
PRicE OF PASSAGE FROM NEW YORK TO SOUTHLAND
TON OR BREaIEN.
First cabin, main saloon. .$l2O
Elrst cabin, lower saloon. on................... 105
All letters and newspapers must pass through
the post Office.
No bills Of lading will be signed on the day OF
sailing. sg 7',4
An experienced surgeon is attached to each
steamer.
For freight or passage applyto
MoLLER, SAND & RIERA,
20 South street, NJ Y
@. A. HEINCKEN & CO., Bremen.
MARTINEAu, CRosKEY s. CO.,
WILLIAM IsELIN, Havre.
Sept 21--3m
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NEW BOOKS.
DICHARD WILLIAMS, the Patagonian

ID ICHARD WILLIAMS, the Patagonian
III Missionary; by the Rev. James Hamil-
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Jaqueline Pascal; or, A Glimpse of Convent
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The Flower Of the Family Book for Girls.
The Religions of the World, and their Relation
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TINE COMING STRUGGLE.-Thc Com
Il ing Struggle among the Nations of the Earth.
or the Political Events Of the next Fifteen Years,
described in accordance with Prophecies in Eze-
kiel, Daniel, and the Apocalypse.
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GCHOOL BOOKS on ALL THE KINDS
~ used in the District, blank books for compo-
sition, pens. ink, slates and everything requisite
for the schoolroom. for sale at low prices, by
GRAY & BAILANTYNE
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1904.
Srns., NJ. u,
From Liuerpool

+ From Nefc York From Liverpool
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Saturday. March Is. Wednesday. March 90.
Saturday.. April i. Wednesday pril S.
Saturday. Apri! 10 Wednesday. April 10.
Saturday. April 29. Wednesday. May 3.
Saturday. May 13. "Wednesday. .Mayl7
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Saturday. June 10. Wednesday. June ID.
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Saturday. August 5. "Wednesday. August 8.
Saturday. August 10. Wednesday. August IS.
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Saturday.. October IA. "Wednesday. October 18.
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Saturday. Nov. IL. Wednesday. Nov. Is.
Saturday. Nov. 25. Wednesday. Nov. SO.
Saturday. dec. .. Wednesday. Dec. 13.
Saturday.. Dec. 49, Wednesday. Dec. 81.
For freight or passage apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS.
all No. So Wall street. New York.
BROWN, SHIPLEY 81 CO.,
Liverpool.
s STEPHEN KENNARD & Co.,
IN No. 81 Austin Friars London.
or JOHN MUNROE & Co.,
26 Rue Notre Dame de VICTORIES, Paris,
s5y,.i.a GEO. III. DRAPER, Havre.
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able Tor gold, silver, bullion, specie, jewery, pre-
cious stones, or metals, unless bills of ladIng are
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2anks, Statiantrg, 1T.
n ETTER AND FOOLsCAP PAPERS,

Il ruled and plain, from 81 70 10 81 % per ream
Tor sale by COLLINS, BOVINE Il CO.,
1ith ST., six doors north of Penn. avenue,
Branch Of Statoners' Hall, 174 and l76,
Oct. lift (m) Pearl street, New York.
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HORACE WATERS,

The Great Piano and Music EstabIlshment
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ID UssIA AS TITS, BY COUNT DE u

March ao--eod6m n -
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MASS MEETING
Dir. John p. Crickmur, of vincennes

Mr. John p. Crickmur, of Vincennes,
wants good workman TO make bodies and
wheels for carriages. A first rate situation
is offered to good workman. See adyer-
tisement.
- By proceedings of the City Council
it will be perceived that Ma in street is to be
graveled in a substantial manner up to
Eighth street. This IS an Improvement Ger.
tainly very much needed, and W. 10 not pre-.
sumo many of the property holders on the
street will object to the payment of their
share of the expense. We hope it will be
fully completed BY the early winter.
a very stiff breeze preserved human
nature yesterday for another days trial.
The heat would have been almost unbeara-
bic but for the wind.
- There is some talk Of damming up
Scuffetown Bar, at the lower part, so to per-
NIT stuck boats to get off. We think that
old bar has been damned sup and down"
quite hard enough this season, without any
further labor on it.
Watermelons were never more album
dant in Evansville than they are this season,
and never finer OF larger. They are sent
from here to Henderson, aud other towns
around u. Nearly all these melons come
from Black River, where there has been q
good deal OF rain.
- The last number of the Madison
Courier announces that the "rver is quite
low" Very astonishing news that, aud cal.
culatcd to strike the readers with astonish-
ment.
- The Evansville and Bowling Green
stern-wheeler, White River, small boat
was sunk at Woodbury., Green River, on
Thursday the 3lst ult., by striking snsg.
She had on board sixty hhds. of tobacco
which were fully insured, and little olher
freight. Capt. Liter wa in command
Capt. Sproule, on board at the time, and al
the wheel we believe, was in the city yes
terday. There will probably be some eea
difficulties about this boat, as it is urged she
was chartered at the time Of sinking by the
Eaves company, while we understand il il
denied she had been finally delivered over IL
tie company. II is mixed up'' affair in
some particulars. In the meantime the
White River is lying in nine ieet water. II
is supposed she can be raised.
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to believe both these statements are correct.
Respecting the forces Serrano had with him,
accounts are very various, The most probable
and creditaDle being that it consisted but of
small nun Der Of infantry, and 100 or 200
cavalry Vt the remont1 (new horses that have
just joined.)
After comparing and weighing all the IN.
formation have received, incline to think
that OtDonnell is probably at the head of
about 5 900 men. There can be no doub.
that he has been reinforced by several de-
chmentS, buth OF infantry and cavalry,
since he marced away from n ,drid.
From the London Times, July I4.l
The Spanish In direction The Meniteur,
OF THURSDAY, publishes a dispatch from Mad
rid of the llth, according to which the city
was tranquil.
Some republicans had shown themselves in
Valencia, but troops had been sent in pursuit
of them.
The Queen had remitred the capital SEN
tence on Col G rigo, of the Farnese regi-
ment, who had been sentenced by a court
marital To be shot.
SpitzsrLand-- Reconciliation ,oit! Avstria-
The reconciliation OF Switzerland and Aus
tria's NOW almost unrquivncaliy verified bv
the complete re-esiablishment Of diplomatic
relations between the two countries. The
Aus rian Cnbnet has, in fact, named NJ
kuheck, sou of the celebrated minister and
statesman of that name, as Austrian Charge
d'Affairs TO the Confederation, and he will
proceed almost Immediately to his post at
Be.ne.
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EVANSVILLE AND NEW HARMONY TRf.
EkNLH NAH. LANE

e=ff>s1sSA on and after saturday Tuly LIST. the un-
x-AS--eA4z1 d,rsi will q TKI-W LIsk
STAGE Coaches a. shOye.
Leaving Eva isvle Mondays, Wednesdays aud Friiay
81 clock A. returning leaves New Harmony
day Ihursd vs. and ,atu days at o'elock VI.
The line ~l all be kea With good horses and
comfortable Coaches tasty esrstl drivers the
aiJh gilarity and dispatch. goods
tended to.
For other business amply the Office Lv
aud sale st be the Market House
Porous leaving their orders Of the Hotels will
secure prompt stteation. Nj q L. II. DIE GARMo.
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WABASH VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY.
NOTICE. Tb CONTRACTORS.

EALED Proposals. VIII be ree.ivei at the oaee Of Allen
.@ Nt,rnay Nincvnn-s Ind. rUtIi tHe 5h d Of
JaIy Is5t Tor the grad Bg bIiigia farm shIny
tics, an IA, los iek ofthe entire line - he wa'
Valley Railroad extending from Nincennes Ind TO Paris
III a distance of % miles.
Plans and are rary Tor at
oftce Of the Wahs~h VALLEY Rniread CcmPiGy Marshall III
Tn. tine ra.s. thro gh dessly pop as.d highly
ard every iseii ~ 'or o. tanning
plies aud other convenience for carrying on th- work
In. work an e-iin ely fyOrtnle ehrz and we'll
vorth the at nfion OF experienced Conraetou
ally r-.u-<t-d TO giy the work
.on Al ~ mi alton their propositions
The work will divided INTO sections az aut me mile
ontrac aud bids will he
sid r-d rtion .. road re-ervin the
,ight 10 raieet aoy or all deemed nnr-sson al
Ria. w aso y. con the for the work
he either all cash or part cash and p trtst OK.
- A r.. ELLIS. Pr-sidsu
CH,S SUMMERS Chisf Engineer.
McGRADY. ALLEN & Co., Contractors.
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CURRENCY RATES.

CUatKENCY RATES.
INDIANA NEW JE 7SEY
State Bank & Brart hes. par vi soly i Br par
New Stock Banks.-.... par LOUIS MA.
sHTD Branches VA Orleans mar
State Bank & Branches. par 4 Alb MA.
Independent Banks ,laf III SiNeLt banks. g d $
State Stock flank e. p). -5dis1N q "A R'JL y
a" - Ia Il.. pa vi solvent y hss Scis
KEy'U KY. GE RGtA.
All Solvent Bans par vi solver BanS- - dis
VIRGINIA. IL us.
All So vent tanks paTt Jew Si'kSec''rty E'ks Ids
TENN IS SEE. w SEQ FIN.
All Solvent INKS. - dis III >ov' Ii banks 2'is
M 5-OJEI. Fire Marin" Ip-. Co.. dis
State bank * branches. par M HICA
STERN. All solvent Bangs.. 3 lie
All Solvent Ranks. par iii hgan In. c.. dis
z IN Y IVA !. =: %ADA.
all Solvent banks pat Solvent RanSs..s. dis
COW
American Gold. Buying prem Selling. prem
>ilver Oh nge... ........5 prem
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: z. z Z Z z sc 2
ucLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL
EENEHIENrE.'

tNHE miraculous cures that this eelebmted medicine
has performed. sfter all other remedies had failed
Libnel that will cure Chronic infaBmHior, bh,l-
maifsn Paralysis stiffness weakness in the Joints
ues'le- or iiStients. Contracted Muscles, Bruises,
Neuralgia l"oIhat he. FaraChr. oTary Pain Ii will
move aig ~welliIg. fGmor Piles. BHrd Lumps Ga BED
're"s'', sore NIpi"s, btrs of'Musqu'tos, or al. in
And II wall cleanse, purify AMI heal the FoULEsT
ULtk so Is an the legs Sims no dirrreic e how
cong they may have existed II W. also sootlie and
neal bur"-, eais. Fresh Cuts, Wounds &C., sooner
OVER A MiLIIoN OF BorrIKs
Have been s"id IN les and the demand is Increasing
tally. aud have heard Of wterei has
failed to cure any external disease, when properly ap
piled.
whoih-u WIN suGor from Pains. Sores. or SwelDgs
wileu a sal and sue rcmel, is so easily Obtained.
head lie following certificate; ~bichls
tAC~NTESIABLk PROOF
of What we have asserted.
j. ". Mel. N-S,r: feel tia dui, owe to the public
To make known the following hoping they may learn by
my experience al.d discard worthless stuff wheh o
pres ed INTO notice b, false certificates lo'g
r, ,ix mou,hs l was Coz anrd to my room a cripple
from RheumliI>m. My knee WIS saoilen tren 'uus
"a. producing he most sevo'' pam. The usees were
rortratt I'D 49, that could rot struphteu ny lag az
Applied the Mustang litmcli Ter four weeks. but IL
done uo more good thar ~: other grease. ohuned
nd used your Olciic LIl ihiB'eIt 10 three weekst
AAkkIC Us A>kDAY, Saline couIiy. III.
saw Mr.. Cpseda, wbei h. wasaicied as St ted and
he II we'll. Nm VI ELLIOTT. Pmkncy viIe.
Realer, if The 4 owe i sufficient to VOC
oi the woIdcflI rira'N "i III 0a IL q iiiiIs ent,
call anl exinire ,ie thousands Which Ne hay ~ our
possession from al baIis "f the CONT ~ YOU will
nureh9sra supply from H. and IL doe hot ive satisiac
tion, ih money NJ b- returned e. the uItiis-r,
For HORSE AMI 81 liEE ANIMALS.
Mclean' celebrated iiimtii l. tie - y sat, and re
liable rcnrdl for the cur,ot Spawn, B"hr Ntind
-Isiis. ~ Hits Unnatural Ur'V> N''iv> SAru
IN never TAIL IL liig Head Pullcv Fisua. old
.suuhihg Sores sweeney. IL prolrtlt piled. For
>praiu. Hr;is,s. Scrarhc> trJrks Foof> fsff sad
lie or collar Gals Cuts AOunds, ID is an in.s tJle
remedy. All IL a. direct Il. aud - j. certain.
Read the following from Mr. Wells. OF the Si.iouis
lmnibus CO.Hp1nN:
This j. c-r.f that have uSod tho Mexican Mustang
him az and Mc..e.ihs Nol,aifr oil lnimeIit. our
omnibus ihlt were lame. spruned aud for ell
mgS #u.i have found McLeah's Volcanic Oil Eminent
To- To-. the best lnimc FRA TCss " ELS.
ofihc firm Of Case * Co.
Directions accompany each bottle ia English and
Ii,.rnrp.
Thi. lis mcnisn put MP n % cent. 50 centand 81
ottlcs. 1hc ~ sz' l;us three times the guam
tN - size aud In proportion, Tire cost
Fog sile'hy J. ". MCLEAN, sole Prop rietor,
CORNER Thiid and Pine streets =, Louis 40.
For sale ia IVA 'syi Ind. 10y KELLER FARMS
Lex 81 90 at Pr"prietor's prices mh7
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STATE Of INDIANA. 6

STATE Of INDIANA &C
VANDERBUkGn CorSTy,l
P~rson lily app before G. p Garashtv. Who henr
duly snd tn he /. tn Cast Ter f
New YORK and Nirsnis oek RANK. " end th the
al oy~ 9th. condition OF salt Bank
According best hs knowl dye and ieiirf
c r. GARsGHTY. Cssh'r
Sworn and Subscribed before this 18th dts 'uly
1851 H. Q WHEFi FIR
eyt3.H EoTAEy PUs.c.
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NOVELTY wORKv.H,RDw lR..
LOOK To THE FEET.

S0wE THINGS Can sE DONE A. " ell As OTHERS
ID .RT h.v.ng rvtarnrd from the T. ci'irs
would in his sla and the citizens gen
rTay that he has his Shoe store Main street
opposite ths Branch Rank of the largest meet - bet
-eI~c.ed stocks le tsshana'l BOOTS AM
SHOES trangt IN cit emrrisirg Gents B"o's -"
all hin Is Caters all tn different sts outs an 'hid-
Boots Miss s. Caters and shoes OF all kinds and
Ia ian : Shoes in abundance
W. lso STOCK ot >o Red Sole Leath"r anu tsy-
lorsNo. Oak. OF CINCINNATI
ALS0S5 fine French Ca'-skins OF different brands
frrsh rom the III use ia >tv YORK
ATSD-Nnroo. Liriex. Bindings. Thread Gntts rereha
Web ace Enam and in fact er kind
he used in aetnring Boots m
Shoes I'll which will be sold cheap the cheapest and
warranted GOOD
hss force Of Eooi and experienced workmen
ri in which les h. IN mP-te
either chearness or durability wih any Rouse
east or vest OF the Rocky Mountains. Call and see
my3I-n ii. J. HART.
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uOI sE, SIGN A>p OINTMENT AZ PAINTING.
FANS OILS. WINDlW GLASS. AC-. SC
%,LENUESING & WALKERhAse 'ormed partnr rsh y for
u the Above business and oPene. shop add S,orr o.
con tan y hand sitrgs stock PARTS ohs Wind"T-
Glass VsrnIshes Brushes &c &c Tue, also set or1er
variety. promising -
eeu.s II in the best syle lowest prices. nJs If
guA,R Clothes Tooth Nail Comb and shoe Brushe COR
N ~. nv e22 A. G. PCshEE.
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I.RICEs REnUCEO.

IRtCES REDUCED.
vNTE viii ell the ~ String and sum-
:" mer Mantias at the cost o. the Materials 10 tho -
,.eiag IN nurehsse nducements stock has
's' EDWARD EEGAN Il CO..
81, First street. opposits the Post Once
AL Canvased Hams Sho lid md sides. hand
and Tor sale at eIs 7. BACON CO. IS Groeery
HNEFD-Corn Osu. Bran sni ship-stu6 hand and for
sale az els 7. BACON s. co IS Grocery.
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EXCHANGE, COIN AND BANK NOTE


CORRECTED DAILY FIR rHE JurRN,tB
g COP EGANO, BANKeR
Dealer in Erehasge. Coin. Lad WGrraafs Cpeurrsn,
.Msass, &C., se.; Olfee Tirst a. near Nam
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Or GEOREG MS
EXTRACT OF sEYD1tOPIPER.
or DYSPEPSIA. scROFULs. AND ALL INPrRITlEs TIKI
BLOOD.
Prepared BIZ sae IF ths FarHHH

soR DYsrErsiA, scRotUL,. INrrRITlrs OF THz
BLOOD.
Prepared BIZ eas IF ths FaeHHH
TINHiS vegetable r-meA which j. non spreading 10 ell
l. paTts"fthe c~ttntr rs prepared hy graduate o ole
cfthe hrst MrdIel Ch'Hs IN the physician OF
gh st'ni' y in his profession AID mnci OPPOSED 10
rmplrcisln or qHackcrN 6ne b. as H. shown
by the fact lh .e i've Is published aud aecow anrs
each hottie "f The ne'icne thSs exoHerHtiag it from
a. X pkESl'kItihD ~ PHYSICIANS,
vill be- references Circular and 10y The
acro. igahying certificates
Unlike >Hr aariIla. the HyropPer is quick in It's ac
ton. th first b'ilr often rrdutig wondefu results,
louisville. WHO was reiiev' OF
RLsXDyESS IN ONE WEFKM
In shnit wherever known "a stands at the head OF oil
remedies far the following disrases:
n.r.nsia Srr,.fIia Witt >welIing. Negr. Consump-
lion, Chrnnic Rh"umatis %, Gaui Nesr'g,i Ulcers aud
Female Irregularities anc cOsiFncions, htreural Dis
elses ;. cpnary syphilis General Debility, and all dis
cries arising from impure blood aid bad Habit OF
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
fiji. remedy sta unrivalcd II is slight stmulan
ard "A powerful to ic and Alternative.
A. beirutfer Of the complexion, in the OF i'm
nl,s ud boties inprO iurit ceas AID beautiful skim
n l. much safe and remedy than all The cos.
n,-tcs aud lotions ia existence. ~ it, and YOU will
never regret H. 10 not lose hence II il mould seem
first increase the disc. sete e6ns erect of the
iice beings TO dry" all impurities TO he surface and
by that msabs out of The ~ STEM
HARDENsBuRG. Ky, 0ct.6. 1851
ORA E. 6eohesan-pear Sir: have eXaiI ined our
rereipe for OmIpund Fnd Extract uf Hydropipef, for
ihscure Of >crOla ia all its forms other chronic
afiec"ns. VIZ: heumaiisnl. Fensle " eak ness DC
Hayii prescribed. aud W tened IT. effects in MANY cases
OF the afve sii-e-es. and n wing always ioun efec
uai mast chrerfullN recommend il 10 the afflicted a,
the best alternative and torc have ever used-alio
geih-r superior 10 SarsalH rla. aud any it, CON
pounds. MI WAKEFIELD, N. ID.
OwESsBo3o' Ky. March 2j 1854.
pelr Do-tor:-1 reeei, ell ours of the 22d int nc
corny 10 your request. acknowledge the receipt OF Hy
dropiper.
- several ia this community i, has relieved
Dyspepsia. In short. consider IL yzlnahe prrpara
iioh have "een using II uyself, and think il benefits
IN! gene al health. Respectfully. YOUR fri nd.
JAMES CONAN, ". ~
Prize 81 per bottle, IT 6 bottles 70 IS, when taken at
one time. AVN Nd q PA IEE.
sol, Agent. No. "a Fulton street T. 'uisNiise n.y.,
To whom all riers should be aHntessel.
Agents in Evansville, AALLOCn ~ utII1cr
Princeton, X b. aALLoeA
uh25 d&w6El-is
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-04
NOTICE.

NTFsSRs LEWIS & HOWARD having purchased our
lva thanks tor the Ia era
hhertO aud q asA Tor eonsinu
anee OF the Owards thu .
We eg furth friends out OF town ana 70 an
that continue Commission and forwrhp< business as
heretofre have engaged ample Wharfboat facilities At
the River and having other Ware here
M ~ "
toatnus TO make liberal advances all properly con
ssnea TO US Tor sale CORRESPONDENTS and
also rompuy 10 I'LL all order, sent 20 for tbs purchase NJ
goods or the Prodaee country having ample e,ies
business the
e22-;f InfIy nfrciIII A e0S
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-04
MASS MEETING OF THE
Opponents of the Nebraska Lavv.

OppOHe"'sOh the NeDr"sha t@"Ws
THs citizens OF the Fir District of Ipdiana without
respect to party, opposed the Nebraska Law iu-
vited TO attend
MASS MEETING,
AT PETERSBURGH, PIKE COUNTY,
THrRsD.Y. AUa. "a. 1854,
to nominate candidate for Congress in opposition to
Hon. SMITH MILLER, ami n cons der other things in
this connection. All are invited TO attend Able speak
ers will be present and address the meeting.
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