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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-21

Ito turning the fertile plains OF Kan
sas. into slave-breeding grounds, bnt
because they despised, as they ought
his opIoussrss. p. G. Dunning.
The deed was done ard Michael
the Prince was content. He bad hum
bled Durham, he had saved the cred
il Of tho democracy and made Dun
ming = scspe-goat. But Ahithophel
had missed his calculation on one
point. He had calculated on Dun
ning's uubounded greed for Office.
and Il had moi entered his head that
nE would refuse TO run. Nevertheless
so il was. He concluded MOTTO be
hung for amusement. Dunning was
never of the stuff that Martyrs are
made Of. He did not relish the idea
of another basting by the newspapers
about Georgia Lands, damaged pota-
toes. and divers and sundry portions
OF the history Of criminal prosecution
IN Brown county and so he "declined
the honor
Our county politics are In a delight
iul muss. The old line Democracy
have minated their intention TO nom
nate John Marsh for the Senate. Mr.
Marsh formerly kept q princely coffee
house. and trained many Of the young
men OF Madison in conyivial habits
Some years since he married part Q
he M'Intirc estate and retired iron
business. Personally, no man. NOR
rcpulsive TO temperance men can b
selected. His endorsement is nc
merely opposition TO prohibiiory Law
out is an open and shameless appro
val Of the business Of making drunl
,rdss This is plain truth. yet all !
Madison. knows il. Mr.. Marsh mad
money from his coffee house. with i
brass plate with Marshes" cut on
How did he make il? Legally
course, MS legally as our Senator dea
n human flesh on his Kentucy plants
ion, but none the less sadly. Did
I not dread being brought before Judl
Walker, would write the history
/. Marshes coaee-house. Let 1t co.
lie is the man they now seek TO con
!. pei temperance Democrats to vote "a
Let them go 70 Hanover and try Il
sentiments Of the Thomases, 10 Re
and sound the conscience OF Il
Wileys. Robinsons, SO let them RI
through the country aud then Try IL
they dare. The old line farmers ca
not be dragooncd into supporting SUI
men. The @nsipotenee Of party
u broken.
r But why are such men selected?
o il because there are no other sort? |
40 means. There are as noble ter
perance men, ''honest, capable Al
faithful" among the Jefferson coun
= Democracy as ever trod shoe leath'
- Why not nominate them? Is 1t }
!, cause the leaders arc determined th
N whisky shall be recognized as an I
u ,enlial principle Of Democracy. a
70 whisky selling as sine ga non to hi
:. office?
L. The temperance men have EXPIRE
nc ed preference for Mr.. James Y.
a Iison Esq, as the candidate for Sci
{. tor. He is comparatively you
l. nan. He has for years been a II
I'd EN- perance man AMI never las shru
Us rom The fire. He is a lawyer and
Il. he prosecutor of the circuit and co
r. mon Pleas, Courts, has been ''terl
In to evil doers," aud q considerable ]
n pediment in the way Of whisky sho
I'd BY marriage he lisa nephew Of Mars
oil and they will have good time Of
te j. G. NJ.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-21

such sum for exemplary damages.
as will probably make him, and his
fellow pugillisi, feel that Il Is no, so
cheap thing. after all to attack de-
fenceIess citizen. For less personal
damage. and less insult, the juries Of
our country, have more than once
given judgement for $40, 900. What
viii be the award In this case remains
20 be seen. It can not be so little as not
to be reproof that will be felt and re-
garded. AS good citizen we deem
il our duty to prosecute this suit Wig
orously. Every man Of sense will say
that IL such an offense may be COM
mitted, at q cost Of heo dollars, then
is no man safe. However others may
feel. we feel better to leave the correc.
ton in the hands Of the State. than TO
undertake il ourself.
After striking US some two or three
times in the back, he desisted, and re-
sumed his abusive epethets and inso.
lent demand. We as firmly as before.
refused to tell him who was meant by
the phrase in question. for in truth.
it's but q general picture Of the evils
Of intemperance. No one individual
sat for il. But we were not disposed
to rob Mr.. Robson Of the pleasure
and profit Of seeing himself in il. and
applying il to himself if he chose
Upon this refusal, he again struck us
on the side Of the face, and we turned
the back for his strokes. While he was
using volley Of hard words-words
that will greatly endear him to the
inmates and patrons Of tipping houses
and threatning to apply the COW hide.
at some future day. we left him with
no other feelings towards him than
feelings Of pity.
What there is 10 the history OF Mr.
Robson that caused him to apply III,
remarks to himself we leave for Mr.
Robson to explain. That the remark
is equally applicable to several other,
in this county every man who know,
the conduct Of certain Office seeker
well knows. Butthey have had tn,
prudence to sap nothing aboutst. ant
hence public attention has not beer
directed TO them. 4
We have only to say, in conclusion
that it will require other argument
than this to silehce our opposition I,
the murderous liquor traffic. A dead
" stab. or fatal shot may silence gu
tongue. and stiffen our hand. but sue
has been our living testimony thai
though dead. we expect still to spca
on this subject. And. IL the cause {
! truth and the cause Of God. demand
: such sacrifice, we shall not refuse |
'layit upor the alter. All we ask
our murderers. is not to kill US as the
killed poor Grimes and Mcwhinney
: and a score Of others.
or Mr.. Robson, we have nothin
to say at present. Should the pro viii
Ky, pro.slayery, pro-Catholic CONVEX
, tion,. nominate him for reelection. v
: may have something to say throug
the press and on the stump. as to u
!. propriety of putting man in Off
who will not allow O peaeeablc ciiiz'
!. to approach or retire from the coun
:, Offices without an assault. And if tn
attack should result in his pecunial
and political ruin. it will only be a
other illustration Of the truth tn
Whose diggeth pit shall fall ther
in; and he that roleth stone. it W
return upon him."
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-21
DISTRICT NOMINATION.

There viii be mass meeting At
Greensburgh on Thursday the tenth Of
Aagast--not q packed convention, but
a meeting of the people. The con
lion will select a standard bearer for
he campaign at that time and place,
for the fourth congressional district
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-21

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- -. a.e The ,h.~mom.,. :, 90 w,,,
ga ~, ,ha .s,, -. :. "ss." $3.50. :. 80
a.. .,... 90. M, ~. wa, he,wa..
:, 80, :, :. A. s..,.,.'.~,a -
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,oot o,, r,o, ~. wo-,a "a no, -.
.h.,,s. IT.. - a.. 49, ia. 90
-. 80 =, :. -, .s
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,.....a ~ s,,,.,.n, ,rah,h,,o,, avs.
IA -. .m.na,.. 80 - .,-..a.
sed that are considered too loose in some
os,,,c,,.r. 7, sv.,v .,.,a whsre l.wa
have not been passed. the people are
ls,,,..s,ds All to,me, ns,,v oradllec,ions
and rn;,,ng 90, his on. ,.s,e Man who
hive hitherto stood aIoof from political
m latter. ara ,s.a;nr OF :, ,oI;,;c. =,
present, and the corrupt aemaoogues
Win bsva h,,ha,,o yuled IN ms,,srs Of
stn,e are made 70 zoe, ,hs,r 49,,
the level Of their drunken sssoc,.,ss
Bva most r.m.rk,hle ,,ov,dsrcs
there il a combination 81 cs.se. ,h., arc
uniting TO produce bappv results The
~
.oI,,.nma..,. h..h.a. ~
n.r,Ies ,,o,,s, s.ch o,hsr T;ms v..
when there werev i,al questions q, issue.
and the citizen, Of the state. differed II
,n,n,o, a.. IN ,hs;, m..,,. n,,, H..
oue.,ion. are pow ss,,,sd and ,ew ono.
have .,,.er. Tho ,,rna.. =, ,ha..
wbo b,ve en,ovsd ,bs ,roe,. oe,ho .on-
test. 1. 20 make tho oso,ls hs,,sv. ,h.,
\, ;.ofiuoo,,.,,a - so,.,a a. -.
d,s,,rc,,or :. ho,o,oeo,. H., ,ha,,
efforts will be IN vain The Denocr,,.
10 party has gained an a.cendenev IN
nearly everv stats pu, In q. nowsr /,
hus act ltself agalns, msnv ,h,ao. ,h,,
are M dear "A life 70 ,hop..nd. of u.
members. And. bsv,n, s.,o,..d ,h.,.
ouestions. ,hex dem.na-va<d.un,S =
the men w haye LYtherH eo.oneysto,
with them Tim, thsv folio. ,ha,. hi,.,
whlthersoever they lesd m, ,hev w,l
not.
In every state the Democratic party
--wo mean the Few who meet In conven.
m, haye set themselves against pro
hioition. Too many oil these have done
! u as J. l.. Robinson did, "bccausc Il
, "illinteriero with their own convent
enee.' mat several OF the speakers
at tie late Democratic State Convention
were drunk is beyond doubt. Now vii
the sober Democrats follow such men
Surely not.
Another question has arisen within
y short time. II has been forced upon U
oy the intolerance oil the slave holders
How stands the Democratic party Of
II that question: AZ party they hav
yielded 10 the most u''ra demand OF III
save owuer-"emea 'ha' the leader
the asplrants Of the party, have, Will
o the honest ana independent voters AM
thinkers have refused.
!. Another question has come up. Fe
yeara thore has been an arbitrary ID
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-21

ETA correspondent from Moscow,
suggests that If the prohibitory Law
men will provide that HoS. J. L. Ron
ISsoN may be furnished sufficient
quantity Of Lard o. he will with
draw his opposition to the prohibitory
law. We think it probable, for he said
that one ofhis chief objections was
thstit would interfere with his own
convenience.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-21

wmPPTSo.-h report is in cirenla.
ton that we got whipped last week
All mistake, as will appear before
The election. There rs q difference
between asssulting man and whip
ping bin.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-21
rarA certain l"plsrrNerrenrpo

ESrA certain DISTINGUISHED"
young man, up the valley" returns
his most sincere thanks to "BELISDA"
for the beautiful boquel sen. him last
week. May the fair donor. whoever
she may be, sccompany the NEXT one.
HERSELF.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-21
rrWe want tho .excoriatinp

TWe want the "excoriating"
lawyer to understand that lie can't
brighten US, either by his threats OF
oalhs. But as they are the best he
can do for his clients. we allow him to
say and do anything in reason. Law
yers on the wong side Of a question
hare 10 iesor. to strange expsdien. s to
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-21
CINCINNATI MARKETS

:" 49, 49,
Mr.. EniroR;--The Flour market is
very quiet and in n great measure
levoid OF interest. Sales are make.
ny at 81 dollars. for good brands
Che receipts are no more than equs
the City demand for home consul
nation.
GRAIS.-wheatis nominally 81 per
)ushcl, millers are not anxious to buy,
md sales could not be effective to any
Teat extent except at lower figures.
Jorn has settled down to 45c, Oats
'34, Barley for new, to arrive early
50 to sc per bushel would paid, Rye
in demand at zoe per bushel.
Provisions. market is very
luiet during the past week 1900 bbls.
:ity packed mess pork. sold at sll
ser Dbl, Bulk meat, sales were made
! to SC for shoulders and sides of Ba-
on 100000 sold at 81 loose in The
'etail way. Shoulders sell at sc. Sides
1t &c and u to &c for plain Hams.
GRocERIEs.-Thrir is no material
:hange. Coffee is selling at IL to1 iAc
,hugar 81 to &c for low grade toprime,
iice 81 firm. MoIasses 90 to gee in
mall ways and larger lots 10 to soc
per gal. :
BurrER.-Tbe receipts are light but
he demand is limited. ihe market Is
lull though prices are not lower. The
hackers paying &c for good in barrels
md frkins. Butter that is brot ia
market in good order in small ferkins
,r crock sell readily at ie to iat.
Eces, are selling at loc.
FEArHERs. are lower, prime live
Geese are selling at 4oc.
GrSsEso.-The market Is steady nj
22 to 33c.
wooL.-Tbe market Is inactive and
may be quoted ~ follows:
Common $50
iblood 81
\ ID
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-21
MIsrs Mrntion.

THE DIFFERENCES "A few weeks
ago. some pigs belonging 10 a widow,
living in town. broke out Of enclosure
and she was fined two dollars on accouat
OF her pigs--a few months ago an or
phnn boy laughed in churrh, and he
was fined FIVE dollars A few days ago,
man who has grown rich in county
Offices, after premeditating an attack
for days, and even weeks. assaulted n
quiet citizen. in the very door Of the
county Offices, and he was fined t,uc
dollars So il goes, under tho rule o.
rum and Romanism.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-21

ETWe are little afraid, from the
present class of Arguments, that We
will become ultra on the temperance
and Catholic question. We will keep
as cool as possible. and say as few hard
things as possible.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-21

ES-Our devil has been very troub-
lesome this week. He thinks that BE-
must be the co-editor so frequently al.
luded 10 in last weeks Democrat. and
be wants to be trying his hand ON III.
fellow that calls him liar. Heprom-
ises 10 use better English, and say
smarter things things than tho sub o
the Democrat did.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-21

A CowARD.-The liquor sellers and
Catholics are reporting us coward,
because We didn't whip brother Robe
son. Ne guess that. in our way, we
vii yet do as much lighting as they
will be pleased with. Notwithstanding
fhai fhroafo a,,d s,..~a
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-21

EyThose apples that Mas JosEPu
GouprE sent us we're not whit infe-
rior to the fine ones that Nh. CLARK.
SON sent us. 1t is encouraging to
be thus remembered with such luxu.
RIGS.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-21


ET- The Editor of the iSs.tiHel.
say that the Know Nothings nrc "of-
fensive" "stench in the nosirils Of
the nation" Wonder If he thinks the
stencil he smelt when on the top of the
necessary in the rear Of the Masonic
Hall. peeping in upon their meeting.
came from the Hall. II so. does be
think that he is the nation? II be
does. We don't wonder that he says
they are stencil in the nostrils Of the
nation. for his position was rs stink
ing position az he could find. What
do you think Of brick bats. Mr.. Brown,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-21

ET-It is understood that the pro-
slavery pro-whisky pro-cstholic party.
intend to nominate WILLIAM RcBEsoS
ESQ. for Treasurer, as an endorsement
of his course, in applying in advance.
the arguments Of that party. 1t is
understood that the suspicion of Gdeli-
ty 10 the cause, that grew out of his
being a Methodist is allremoyed. and
the Catholics and rum sellers viii vote
for him without fail. Allright.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-21

EMR. WALLACE, the popular bar
Der that occasionally shaves ourpretIy
face has moved into the GRAsAucK
house. He is the rightkind of y man.
Give him n call.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-21
~A grand union Sab bath Soho,

~A grand union Sab bath School
celebration will come Off ut Blooming
grove the first Saturday in August
Revs. EDDY, WHITMAN, LoNo and
corroS. and other speakers. have been
invited to attend. A free dinner will
be prepared.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-21

FroHrIso.-Certain unprincipled Ii.
ars are Circulating that the editor Of
the American has been fighting. The
facts are given in another column.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-21

EG- We don't believe the report
that is in circulation about the SQUIRE,
OF the sect that certain bfeechcs cx.
hibiled last week II was n hot day,
and the poor fellow was hard at work,
Il must have been sweat.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-21

ET In order to secure the Calho.
lie vote. nearly eli of the candidates
went a fcw Sundays ago TO the dedi
cation Of Catholic church up Blue
Greek. Some who went are members
OF protestant church. Let them go
VINO ARE TnEye-Wc learn thai
three Methodist Preachers will support
the Democratic whisky ticket. Who
are they?
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-21

fT SINGLE COPIES Of the
INDIANA AMERICAN can be had
at this office. neatly developed and pre-.
paid with stamps at 6ge cents each.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-21

ETThe American Phonetic sys-
'em Of Instruction is TO be- introduced
INTO the public schools Of Madi-on at
he commencement OF the fall term.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
HOMEMANUFAcTUREI


EVANSVILLE CLOTHING STORE.
DELlEVING that the interests ofthe Great West, and
ID Of the people Of Evansville and vicinity in paricu-
lar, would be much pfomsted by establishing Clothing
Factory In this cit and being that Clothing can
be Manufactured In superior and at less cost
In the West than In the East, have established
Clothing Store In this city, where will manufacture
and sell, WHOLESALE RETAIL Clothing of the best
quality all Of VIII will b. made under super
vision at the lowest New York prices tie latest Styles
and of the best material.
We purchase our Goods from importers for Cash.
which enables us TO compete with
ANY HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES!
We will also carry a Fashionable Merchant Tailor
and Gentemen's Furnishing establishment, in which
will be found every article in that line.
Our stock Of Cloths, Cassmeres and Vestings Of
the neatest style and best quality: and o the firm
IL Practical Workm and takes charge of the Meas
uring and Cutting, we enabled TO WARRENT a
gond ht In all cases, or no sale.
We also keep or hand every variety Of Taors Trim.
mings and Agents for SCOTS Report of Fashions
Particular attention paid 10 Gentlemen furnishing
their own material.
RICHARD RALEIGH takes charge ofthe commercial
affairs of the Establishment. and DAVID O'NEIL of
the manufacturing Grateful to their individual friends
for past avors, and now solicit continuance Of these
avors for the enterprise, they pledge thems lvesto
merit all the confidence that may be reposed in them.
Store on Main street, between First and Second sts
mh3l- RALEIGH & O'NElL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-11
CO.PARTNERSHIP

FTNHE undersigned have this day formed CO-partner
i ship under the style and firm Of GEO. Foster Co.
for the transaction Of general Forrarding and Com
mission Business; aad have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fireproof Warehouse on the
Wabash and Erie Canal and OF Locust and Dun
ham Streets and the Depot Of the Evansville and
Charlottesville Railroad, where they will have ample
and convenient facilities for storing all kinds Of
Produce and Merchandise.
They will give special Consgnments, either by
River, Railroad Canal Wagons, and will forward
promptly at the lowest rates.
They will give personal attention to the purchase
sale Of Produce Groceries In this market, and solicit
orders for the purchase of Sugar and Moasses the
Coast, Of the firm will be in the South during the
Winter.
They hope by unremted attention to merit and share
the public patronage. NJ. w. FOSTER.
GEO. FOSTER,
declA w. NJ ALTMAN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-11
FIRES LONG PENT UP!
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION!
Tremendous Volcanic EruptiOnN!

man "seared as with Hot Iron"
IN vTHH BE EIHING LAW, aAmsn,
~ and conhdeFe,a man by the name OF Mclean. 80
well pleased with his devotion to business and
,Ss interest he displayed 10 our PeeaniaIy % m;,ed
partnership for year. Thus by large pecunary GAIN
and the introduction Of his name into the
community, he warmed into social and pubic being
and vitality BY and through our aid and influence. =
viper like, he stung hands that him
Having learned the immense popularity Of that wonder
ELECTROMAGNETIC IMMINENT!
And having genius enough 10 originate nteiiec
and talent enough sustain article OF his own concep-
tion and original and Independent for an exs-
tence-Ae all parasites he determined to cling to the
skirts and draw vitality sustenance and support from
others. He made mixture OF "TAR and TURpEN.
TINE"-"flched from us q name"--mutated our drec
tons and advertise and called this abortive de-
formity "volcanic Oil Liniment" with shallow and
nimsy pretex of originality He has made desperate eff.
induce dealers and the people to and his
worthless filthy and pencious trash by representing II
to be simarto, and equally enicacous with the original
MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT!
But ne has sgnay failed in hsabored attempt at decep-
to make precarous support What can say ofsuch
aman? 1.-The has any conscience we need say no more.
1.-The has none, we can only warn the public against Inn
position, and thus for the present leave him in his
BURNING FLAMES OF TRUTH. :.
Prom the agony Of which his ''villainous compound
WcAUTIoN NUMBER TWO.
Another feeble effort has been made to profit by the
popularity or artice by in Louisville who put
few gross of preparation which he called "a mer
can Mustang Linment" He has, however, become sat
sed oft he committed, and has pledged his
sacred honor" that he will never infri ge our
rights. attempt to deceive and impose upon the
dulity unsuspectng ofthe public whom
he Is dependant for his living. With this pledge, we
agreed to draw dark veil OF charity and forgive
| ne his past acts and let him go in peace.
| BUT WE WARN The AFFLICTED!
To be ware OF all impositions and buy no Lnment that
has not the wrappers and directions, and
the evidences Of the copy right secured, and you will
getthe worth OF your money, get reeffrom your infer
mites, and bless the day that you used the
| MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.
IT The Linment Is put up In three sizes, and retail
at 25 cts so cts and ST. The large bottles contain much
Eminent in proportic prices and there
fore cheapest.
III Principal office 3O4, Broadway, New York, ant
corner Third and Market streets St. Louis No. aud 70
sale by dealers In Drugs and Medicines and BY
| store keepers in all parts OF the United States.
UP For sale in Evansville by
KELLER, FARNSLEY & CO.,
MILLER c CO.,
| jyi6-Iyd&w and several other Druggists.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-11

MOHAWK VALLEY FARMERS IN.
SURANCE CO.
SCIOTA, NEW YORK.
CAPITAL, 100000. So.
DIRECTORS:
Adam C. Van Patten, james w. Pangburn, s.-
William Rector. Charles n. Toll,
Charles p. Sanders, Harvey Vedder,
Abraham w Toll, Jasper Bell,
Isaac Vedder, Henry A. Bell,
Nicholas Brooks, John 5. Lansing,
Philip H. Derrick.
OFF GERS:
A: G. Van Patten; Prss't; Jasper Bell. Secretary.
William Rector, v. Prest iram w. Tool. Treasurer.
Kenneth Haskinson Jun, General Agent No. 81 Green
Street, II enton. N. j.
Hon. s. II. johnson, Co. Judge, Schenectady.
Jno. r. Clute, Sheriff. do.
ID. p. Forrest, c ounty Clerk, do.
Abram A. Van Worst, Mayor, do.
M. Myers, Ex-Mayor. do.
Z" ID. Wright Recorder Albany.
H. II. Van Dyck, Proprietor Albany Atlas.
Jacob q. Sanders, Esq. do.
Thomas Clark, ESQ.,, New York.
Applcatcn will be received, and Policies issued by
the UNDERSIGNED favorable as any other1nsu
rance Once or Agency in the country.
jyl2-n JOHN J. CHANDLER agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-11
AND BUGGY MAKTNoll

NHEssRs. sATERLEE & DE'GARMo have now on
lXl hand good assortment of one and horse Car
ages Rockaways and Buggies, manufactured al their
Messrs. s. & DEC. will promptly all all orders for Gus
tom work in the neates and most substantial manner
and not surpassed by Eastern manufacturers eher In
quality price. They have an experienced Carnage
be excelled apl-ly