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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-16

"SESSIBLE TO TIE LAsr"-Brown Who
had been long on q sick bed, was frequently
dellrous, End now obviously approached his
end Hn I'D friend Smith had come n l,ng
ride in the cold December air to visit the
dy ing man. and bid him s"lemn g~ bye be.
fore his departure TO "ihat undiscovered
country from whose bourne no u Weller re-.
turns" Smith enters the house carefully
quires after The health Of Mr. Brown, and
hopes he may be no worse than " hen he saw
him last
Mrs. Bross7. Oh. sir, he is very low; he
can't hod out much longer.
Smih-(wio sits near the door, blowing
his cold ingers) Is it possible! I'm sorry
TO hear il. w, uId you have any objection To
my speaking a word with him!
Mrs. Brown. oh no; but he's ont Of his
head now; he wouldn't know you. (Here
Smith approached he oed) Sickman looks
at him and exclairns, "Mrs. Brown, give
tha' man glass # no, ,oddy, he's c. ld!''
Smih delightfully."- You say, Mrs. Brown
he is uu, OF his head. but that remark strikes
me as very sensible observation!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-16

Illinois, the home of Douglass, has come
out ncbly. Out of nine Congressman elect
cd at the late election in this old Democratic
State, only one or two at the utmost, are
supporters Of the administration and the Me-
braska Bill.
= LIST district, E.B. Washburn, Wing; I'd. ]
A. Woodwork, Independant; 4th. James
Knox. Wing, is elected; 9Th. Archibald
Williams, Wing, is elected over w. A
Richardson, the Nebraska leader in the
House; 9Th. Richardson Yates, Wing, 600
majority; 7,h VIM. B. Archer Wing, Allen
Democrat; 9Th. Lyman Trumbull.
James Miller, the Wing candidate for
State Treasurer, has heavy mojorities IN
every direction. The Legislature is entirely
Wing and A nii-N-braska. Seven SENATOR
al and TIVE nty-seven Representative districts
have been heard from. and not single Ne
brasks candidate has been elected ia them
Hurrah for Illinois! A leading Pierce
Democratic paper in Illinois, the Marsha
Illinois an says:
1.-THE result of the election with us, q
elsewhere. has been an overwhelming de
feat OF the Democracy" .tr
That's enough-the corn 10 acknowi
edged.
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CALIFORNIA NEWS.
THE RUSSIANS VICTORIOUS.
i.lngageme.t. AT Peirepau'ow.kys

By the North Star we have the following
additional intelligence:
The great topic Of converse ton in the
California papers seems to be the Schuyler.
ing operations Of Henry neigs and Brother.
the Chronicle says the following may be
taken as moderate approximation Of his H.
abilities: Amount Of failure IN his proper
business, 100000; war, ants forged $780,
600; overestimated stock Of the California
Lumber Co., $50 900. Total 81 900 900 -
The forged warrants aud stock had been ap.
propfiated for advances. 1t is supposed that
Meigs had received upon them upwards Of
100000, upwards Of half of which he takes
away with him. J. G. Meigs, a brother Of
Henry. and who was rec ntly elected under
the Reform or Know Nothing ticket, has
disappeared.
The French feet compr sing three frig-
ates aad sl0ops of war arrived in san Fran.
cisco on the Sd. They had in CO, junction
with the English flee. attacked the Russian
town and fort OF Petropaulowski in Kan.
skatka. from which the allied squadron were
rel used with loss vi killed and wounded
estimated at from one To two hundred. T. e
British rear admiral Price who comma nded
the tied fleet, was killed by pistol shot
during the engagement. II is supposed he
accidentally shot himself. Two vessels were
captured by the allies. The itish ships
afterwards sailed to Van Couver's island.
The State Supreme Court has decid, that
the Chinese fall under he clause of the Con.
stitu,ion which says that no black or mulat-
to person or Indian shall be allowed to give
evidence in favor Of or against white man.
In local court, however, il has been SOL
EMMY declared that a native OF Hlndostan
can testify Tor or against white man.
The trial of Col. Walker, ex. President
OF Sonora, 10 now proceeding in the U. s.
Court.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-16

DISTRICT PROSECUTING ArToRNEY.-It
appears this election for Prosecuting Attor-
ney in this Judicial District has at last been
settled. The Vincennes News Of the Day
says Nat Usher, Esq. has received his COM
mission. Horace Plumer, Esq. Of this city.
was his opponent. The News says: "Mr.
U. is a gentleman Of good legal attainm .nts,
and we feel assured will give entire satisfac-
ton to the whole District.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-16

DTWe never had SO many complaints
made before as there have been lately from
subscribers in the country, relative to the IT,
regular receipt Of papers. We assure pat
rons that the fault does not lie in our Office,
nor in the Post Office here-yet that there Is
blame resting in some quarters, gross and
objectionable negligence, or care essness,
there can be no doubt. We shall endeavor
to remedy the evils complained of in some
quarters without delay.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-16

~ By the Bank List published in to-day's
paper. it will be seen that the list Of State
Stock Banks the notes of which are received
down to eieuen out OF nearly one hundred oil
these Stock Banks! Well. we are glad t.
see things in this way are being brough,
down to focus, because we think it is bring
ing the Gilman little closer. Do our Banks
mean TO say that II the other Stock Bank.
whose notes they refuse to take. have de.
cliusd to redeem their own notes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-16
REAL EsT ATE POR SALE AT AUCTION

OF decre- Of the vanderurzh Circuit Court.
the said Court in certain ssit then
in aid Cnsrt wherein SAna-l Casday planna
aud James Nc(ster aud others defendants will
public auction the door OF the Court House
Ia svansvi- n 18th a " OF December. D. 1854 be-
tho clock q aud O'Clock p. NJ. of
said day the sing real st ts situated in vanderbursh
ad that All OF r. ctiona sections IRE Isl
ard 81 ts in tS.nshp y" sewn 90 seah Of range ;" tea
Ind Of id fractional etons hereto
fore eGta tie heirs Of Willis n Hawkins decs under
Of h- Probate Court Of Wand rbugh county. and
bounded as foo~. Wit; Hsencisg the south
Of said section No running thence north along the
line OF said No forty chains sns links
thence by line parallel 9TH the line Of section
the Da River Island; themes along said Bayou
With the m-anders thereof the line dv,da fractional
lions aand s. thence along sad line the place begin
mag Aa. the half Of the south quarter Of
No. 81 in township No south 81 w ~ IT, the
Ia district aforesaid and the Of the south
qnsrter the section
TERM OF SALE -One third Of the rurchass money In
eash in six months With ns'est and the remaining In
with late The property will be immest.lv
the who viii Re required give their
tr the portion Of the purchase
prchasd
The will waving
from valuation or appraisemept laws.
novls-iw JOHN MITCHELL. Trustee.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-16

DRowSED.-We learn from the Browns
town Democrat that cooper nrmed Enos
Lonsbury was recently drowned in Jackson
county. He had taken lot of barrels dow n
the Muscataiuck to Millport, in little craft
which capszed in the dam at that place, az
he was attempting to row around fiat boat
to effect landing, The deceased was q
good swimmer. and was drowned in still wa.
ter. Two TASKS. partly filled with whisky,
were founi on his person.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-16

The notes Of the following State Stock
Banks were received at our Banks here yes
terday:
Canal Bank, Evansville.
Crescent City Bank. Evansville.
= NY. T. Va. 8. s. Bank, Evansville.
Bank at Mt. Vernon.
Traders Bank, Indianapolis.
Central
Farmers and Mechanics Blk. Indianapolis
Bank Of Capitol, indianapolis.
Indiana Bank, Madison.
Merchants e. Mechanics Bk., N. Albany
Prairie City Bank, Terre Haute.
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CT. ARRIVAL OE 'HE
ass ATLANTIC.
New YoRK, Nov. Is.
AT NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Nov. Is.
The Atlantic arrived on Sunday noon.
Sales Of cotton Tor 3 days 10000 bales
S:Ies to spectators and ex; orters 1000
bales each.
All qualities have slightly advanced.
Richardson. Spencer & Co. report flour
declined Is; Western Canal Ais; PhIladel.
phia and Baltimore As; Ohio ~.
Whest.-The demand 70: speculation has
ceased. and il Is quoted at l2s6d.
Corn has declined As. Beef has declined.
Pork is unchanged. Bacon is in moderate
request at 35sa36 Cd. Lard-dem nd for
speculation has ceased, aud it is quoted u,
53a54s. Consols are unchanged.
The seige of Sevastopoi is progressing
slowly, and a small branch has been made
and two of the outworks have been silenced
But the Russians in :heir sortie spiked six
teen Frcnch guns. and captured the Eng.
fish Lord Dunkllin.
We have nothing from the Arctic's pas
sengers.
New YORK, Nov. -.
Clark and Seymour have equal chances
of election.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. Is, NJ.
There are 26 inches water in channel and
rising. The weather is cloudy and cool.
CIxcrxSArr, Nov. l3, NJ.
The river is stationary. Ii rained all day
yesterday and rise may be expected.
CIscIsSATI. Nov l3, NJ.
Flour is steady at 81 So@S79 80. Whisky
has advanced to 3Oc. Sales Ut green hams
ut &c. No sales of hogs. Several houses
ar. packing Corn S.. Oats IS. Barley
35. There is nothing new in other articrles
tine line is down beyond Pittsburgh.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-16
nrThe Magnolia Touring mill, belongin,

6TThe Magnolia Touring mill. belonging
to R. F. g. F. Bower, at Madison, was de-
stroyed by fire on Friday evening. The mill
was capable Of manufacturing 800 bbls. flour
q day. The stock on hand was light. Messrs.
b. were partially insured in the Home and
Hartford and Fire and Marine Company ol
Madison. The safe was saved. The FIRE, j,
il believed, was the work OF an incendiary.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-16

GrSir John Franklin's Expedition. It will
be remembered, consisted OF two ships-the
Er,bus and the Terror. The Ph.ladelphia
Inquirer 10 Of opinion that the remains Of all
the property found thus far belonged to the
crew Of the Erebus, Sir John franklin, and
that not an article belonging to any mem
Der of the crew Of the Terror, Captain Cro-
zier, has yet been discovered. Ills probable
therefore. it says, that the two ships separ-
ated, aad that either the crew ofthe Terror
are still alive, or persisted in the sea north OF
our continent. II should also be observed
that the Indians, in their accounts. speak 0f
a ship and not Of ships, in connexion with the
voysgers who were seen BY them. The
hope of single survivor 10 of course faint,
but let rs cherish it to the last.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-16

t The Bank of the Capitol, the Central
Bank. and the Farmers aud Mechanics
Bank in indianapolis, received all the free
banks 10 the State with the exception Of
Connersville and Northern Indiana at Lo-
gansport. 8. A. Fletcher, private banker
Of Indianapolis, receives about forty and the
State Branch Bank eleven Of the free banks.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-16

or The election news we publish to-day
we presume will be called abolition lies'
by our neiehbor. That's what he called
the first election news received by telegraph,
just sbout the sum and substance of that
,ince received by newspapers. "At clifton
lies" Of this nature appear to be very pop.
ular.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-16

HEAvv RoFBERV.-rhe Vincennes News
Of the Day says: Messrs. WIN. E. Brown e.
Co.. agents for Adams & Co.'S. Express. had
their tore brokea into one last Frid y, night
(the night of the show) and their safe picked
to the tune of thirty Eve hundred dollars in
Express packages. No clue has yet been
had to the thieves.
Mr.. Geo. Brown was awakened by the
noise and came down stairs. He got one
shot at them. but without effect. His pistol
missed FIRE the FIRST time or he might have
been more successful.
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FREsH OYsrERs.-Burk's Exchange hsl

FRESH OYsrERs.-Burk's Exchange has
just received refrigerator Of very excellent
oysters, as will be seen by advertisements
We have tried them. aud are perfectly con-
WINGED their quality has not been >excelled IL
eQualled by any oysters brought here this
season, while they are fresh as if just from
the she'll.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-16

JULIA DEAN SUHK.-A late number to the
d rvepport Iowa) Gazette. says the Julie
Dean OH her downward trip to st. Louis
struck a rock below Campb' lis chain and
sunk. Three passengers were knocked
overheard by the conclusion and drowned.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-16

CONSOLATION FOR THE OLD LISERs.-The
following news from The Five Points of New
York. we publish for the qualification Of the
Old.Line. 1t shows that they slilI have q
foothold in some OF their old haunts:
9TH FIVE Poins (3d District of the 9Th
Ward) voted Tor Governor yesterday as fol-
lows: Clark Z; UlIman 6; Bronson IL; Sey'
mour 3Alln
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-16

The returns from this State are meagre.
but good. In the LIST District. Wells. Dem.
Sd District, Washburn, anti ebraska, elect.
ed. 81, Norton. anti-Nrbrasks. is ahead 90
far rs heard from. Wise. nsin is agninst
the Administration.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-16
GLORIOUS SUMMER


WITH the bot sul,ry atmosphere OF i'd the rank
the rivers the SOUTH die The
burning drinks the the aeesying plants
and pisenoss vapors that inhaed
produce Tsllox Jaundee Dsran.eHea, the s,emseA and
Tyyhus Fevers Unier these circumstances snd and
you should make free OF Dr. BxrcEs IxpIAx
PAsACEA as to cleanse the hewels purify
blood and health See
umn Of this paper. sys
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-16

az There have been but few steamboat
arrivals the last three or four days. We
hope this calm betokens a storm, and that IN
few days more, our wharf will be lively
with boats, and boats Of a larger class than
The late visitors.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-16

OF The Marshal Illnoisan pays . high
compliment 10 the ability and integrity OF
Col. Archer, who tas just been elected to
Congress over A lien in the district opposite
vincennes. The compliment is the more
Aattering a. Col. Archer is Wing, and the
rllinoisan, as Democratic paper, had favor.
ed Allen.
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LOTS FOR s.ALH

A MOST EXCELLENT CHANCEi
number Lots the Southern EalArsement OF Evans
vs in market at cheap raes at private ale The
lots vary Is fee tfrontL 10 feet Deep
feet front by Ley deep OF them several f
ahov the grade the city he hAndom-st location
aud within and bsets the Aesasny
T. be erected Peoss wishing god and cheap
lou in this location. will please call the undersigned
nov2-Im W. IA. CHANDLER.
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LEWIS b HOWARD.
VALUABLE PROPERTY

: Il
ru>HE undersigned. AsmHsr the Of ~ y.
Longbeiham. deed. will sell az public Fri-
dy the t OF December 1854 all personal propsrty be-
losgng sad estate TIE usdvided hall ef
the Pork House and Pork House togtaer the
tngne aud Lard Tank With Of
ta~hed {, same Known Mitchell Lcpsbe,hsD'. P.'t
House gen Creek this .ify Ae. the ts1ivtet
Of first class C.naiba.t jobs art With her
tackle and consisting Of asd tee
mules; also Household aud Kitchen Furniture. Ae.
The sale will tahe place the Warehouse Of Geo. Fssr
Co. Locast the Canal u o'sisek
. aosio-,d. RET. FEkers. As.'". /:
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ANOTHER TREMENDoUs FAuuRE.

EwIs a HOWARD. Forw.rd,pr and Con Mat Mo-
IL chants OF is city aii-d merchandifs ~
tn OHIO River yesterday and last sight Ia 10 getting sss
shallow all Trsecae the time thsy
dia fail had fos 'iasssss
Pri crton. Mt. Carmel. &e " Railroad
Neither did they fail frsard ~ Canal what goods they
had for Tsrre aue. washngen Prtenburgh &e Nsither
We failed z shefr
ieat eapai:s ring say
order the winter spring business Neither have
City Wharf sr order r The safe kes Of preases
win ship Tor you o. low ~ ssi,is.
Ketaky Tennessee chants will bear in maa shss
every description be delivered in New York I've dsys
by Railroad II the way.
novi0-l sdwlm LEWIS HOWARD.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
"A, ertlse in the s;rs, vDue News,

We reeo1meni the GRAYvILLE WEEK. NEWS. parer
rUbisbed WILL M. god dvsvssg medium for
Of Evansville havisg very as eircuia
tien Southeastern Illinois We will rsise all
this paper the Jou nal Once. oetim
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NEW ADVERT.S EMENTS.
srATE or INDIANA, d.

vAxDsErUmsH CoUSry ss'
In the yAnderbursh Circuit Court Gin vscasien.)
o''i'' a:. o'''si' Divorce.
Peter G-itel. y
~ ordr made ~ the October c,. Is,t q
Circuit Court that the Cferk Of said
Court give the pendency Of the above entitled
BY patcaion ru Prn ted and publish.
tn refore hereby given said
Peter Gehe that action exiss sipss him. and
ented will stand trial 1t the
and held Court House in
th. city Evansville the third Moaday in April d.
JACOB l.. NKENHElMER. CisIk G. O.
BAKER 4 GAkvIx for Pf'd. novf6-Sw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-16

u The cars arrived before five o'clock
last evening. This is an improvement in
time that printers at least can appreciate.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-16

New York Euecsion.

The result in New York, so far as regards
the Governor, is still in doubt. The contest
is between Clark and Seymour. The vote is
s close. Raymond, Wing. for Lieutenant
Governor, and the other general officers on
the same ticket are elected. The Congress
ional delegation, as far as heard FROM STANDS
"A follows:
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new Jersey Electlen.

The old congressional delegation Of New
Jersey consisted OF four Democrats and one
Wing. But this has been reversed by the
late Gle ton. Four Wings and one Demo-
crat have been elected to Congress, and the
delegation now stands:
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Taco DOHE ERANkE,S
CINCINNATI OH ElNG Est ABl.tsH VI ENT,

Corner Che and Canal opposite Henry Lut1
-. Evansville. Indiana.
vANCY Dyer. steam Seou Refnher Of Dry Goods,
aud formerly Foreman Ciacnnat for Mr.. Teasdais
New York Dye House.
Cieass by Ladder and Gentemens Clothes Of Silk
and Veellen Craye and Shas Of query scrip
tion aud hnshss Dyes every kind ssuns
eordnS "a stns. And nntshcs them equal He
yes spcs or status from silk Dresses dry Without
the color stun He also cleans finishes Cur
t.ns SIX aud wooilsn. Toie Tsrsse and Taiies
Also he cleans Carpets snd hnishes them equal 70 new a
fair rates. vetia- iyd&w
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Tor partfcriarS enquire ~ BAhEk = OAEtlS.
eS- See advertise = sst In Daily Journal nsyi3-Ssv
JOHN =. MITCHELL, a. SON, st
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND CON-
MISSION MERCHANT8 nfa
EvAH-vILLK, IND 1893
Office and Warehouse on Wssy street, ktresn Nom
sad Locust; also eerSsr Of Wsissf sf. ssd fks
Canal, sad al rae Big HhsrC Boat at
foot Of Mara sfrssf.
Vv1llI. advance cash all kinds OF Produce co>
signed them, for sale her. ship Ihcr
respondents al New Orleans znd the Eastern Cities
orders for purchasing Produce Mcrcha ndize died
ut the shortest notice and lowest mark ct prices
They will give prompt attention 10 the Forw arding OF
all Merchandise and Produce entrusted their care and
with their experience aud ample facilities for
do not hesitate to guarantee satisfaction.
novi4-r JOHN y. MITCHELL SON.
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HIST utE(.EuyhD.

JUST WE(EIVED.
xpY Bedfords Fiat Bo arg- lot OF handsome Parior
add Grate and Cooking <tves OF the --latest
pro styles These all of the latest
be good articles 10 particular They will be sold
nov,i-u JAMES SrANTLIN SON.
a. APE KEY FOCNO.-An iron SAFE Key found
- yesterday Main The OBJ
tsiu it by paying for advertisement novIi-U
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The 10Th, 18th, ed, 9th und 28th districts
are yet to hear from.
It is pretty certain the "Old Liners" have
not carried more than three members in all
the State. The Legislature is strongly anti.
Nebraska.
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All these Wings are OF course strongly
anti Nebraska. The anii.Nebraska and n.
si-Pierce majority in the State is about 60 10.
Vail. the only Democrat elected. only receiv.
cd 500 msjort, in a district which gave
Pierce 5000 majority. Thus is the admins
tration being rebuked. The State Senate
is tied, but the House is anti. Nebraska.
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COME ATLssT.

~ ~ ONE Refrigerator Of Holt MsitSys FrssA
~ = SOysters-packcd in .c-the ONLY trsna tha 70
ANlsZ not deleterious to health W. shall receive
~ them regularly through the and cell ssu .
lowest Price. our old and many
novfo ALLfs 4 HowES.
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NOTICE.,

a IL persons knowing themselves indeb.ed TO Krsts
.ilmap. notified tie .iihn thirty aAss so
all claims against wall pssssnt
them Tor pay m nc KRAIZ HEfLMAN.
novil DAWN Main street. between ID sas Ash.
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ENWEZ:E;'.!E:;;E

n AliRoAD TIA ANsrO..y NTsON NOTICE..
FUN0 ALBANl. boston. NEW YORK I'll sterns-.
date st,tioas aid plsss nasai.teiy the senpis
tioa OF tie Eva.ss- Crawl pdsvie kailsssA
Haut- which will be within about three week. fss
wall be ready rsesP, THROUGH FOR th asLvrrY Of ell
kinds Of Merchandise PROD Propsrry
and points between th. ana TER. uass eliot
cities y-nts aud n Ohs.
New York Central Ns- York and Enc ssd Albany
tn Railroads..
~ Rrtes made known o srpsatisa d N Oh unAsS
the Telegraph Once. wstsr tr-,t n r.
novIs II JOHN =. MITCHELL. As-sA
" AB ASH d kRiE CANAL TisANsPORTRTION
s14. xl,...,e To NEW YORK BOSTON Fin
PHILADELPHIA and BAf.Ti-sSR0
THROCu Of all kinds 20 Produce fssu
thi. city by the Troy Line BseAs
on favsi able t,rms.
novis-u JOHN s. MITCHELL. Assas.,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE At AUCTION.

% LOTS situated In smiths kslars sat- Just beysnA
the Railroad depot sd absof square from haaa
comprising OF huffasg
ycaiy Of Evansville. With Of sts less inrreed Os
i've Of these lots there already suisass 9th III
thu necessary outdoor building. II
Also fourteen aud min husdrsatAs lsAA
lying the Sae Road leading Prnssssa ahd snb
mile aud halt this city
All this pr perry will suction THC rs DAy.
THE a1D DAY uf NoyAMBER This properly StnSs. -
past Of the Of Thos x. Smith. oee.d. =
TERMS.-One-thrd ealh; third e sd tve yeaD
novIs-rjs RoB'r r. SMITH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-16

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