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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-22
senator pousias at Home.

The Louisville Journal says that from NIL
the indications in Illinois, we are forced to
conclude that Stephen A. Douglas is COM
ple,ely shorn Of popularity and power in that
State by his course On the Nebraska BILL
We do not believe that he could be elected to
anv Office in Illinois, even if the voting were
10 be done exclusively by the Democratic
pariy. One of the Ohio editors, who went
upon the recent great railroad excursion to
Rock Island, relates the following incident
as having occurred in Illinois:
A little incident at Bureau. one of the rich
est counties in Illinois, may be taken, we
trust, as an index Of the feeling Of the peo-
ole OF Illinois on the subject of the Kansas
Nebraska outrage. Some $50 or 200 people
were assembled, aud, before the cars started,
some one Of the crowd remarked quite audi
bly, that Nebraska couldn't come it,"
"We'll see" said Mr.. c. Butler, brother of
B. F. Butler, the celebrated New York poll
tician, from the platform; "let US take a
vote. All you, citizens Of Illinois, who are
in favor of the Nebraska bill. please hold up
your hands" An omnous silence prevailed,
continued Mr.. B., "those of you opposed to
the Nebraska bill please raise your hands u
The show was general. and accompanied by
waving Of hats and hearty cheers. "Such
is the unanimous vote of Bureau county,
said one Of the sold settlers"
The indications in regard to the Nebraska
issue are not less unfavorable in Pennsylva.
MIA than in Illinois. The Democracy of that
State seem strongly opposed to it, The Ma
tional Inteligencer says, that, on the 10Th
inst, the Hon. Augustus Drum, Democra.
tic Representative in Congress from the
nineteenth district, was nominated for re,
election. His district is composed OF West
moreland, Armstrong, and Indiana counties
The nomination was made by direct vote o.
the members of the Democratic party, and i
turned upon the Nebraska measure, which
was opposed by Mr.. Drum and advocated BY
Judge Todd, who was presented as compel
itor for the nomination. On the issue thu:
made, The Democratic electors sustained DIR
Drum by giving him the handsome majority
of fifteen hundred and 6fty-one votes.
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Police RenNft.

A small negro child, apparently II or
years old, was left yesterday morning on the
steps before Esq Mills magistrate Office
Bracket seeming not disposed to make an
investment in "nigger babies" started off in
search of some one to take charge Ct the
child. In the mean time Jas. T. Walker,
Esq, one Of the overseers of the poor, took
charge Of young Ssmbo, and placed it with
q family where il will be well taken care Of.
"A few days ago the wife of DeidrIch
Weissing caused Fred. Keeper to be bound
over to keep the peace. Yesterday morning,
frederick William Brsglsr, Keepers brother
-in-law, taking up the family quarrel, to vim
dictate their "pluck." and to avenge his kins-
man. wrong, swore before Esq. Walker that
be was very much afraid that Weissing
would do him some great bodily harm, and
brought up the whole Keeper family to prove
Weissng's outrageous disposition. The
Keeper family were "keen to swear" TO al.
most anything else than just what was neces-
sary to criminate Weissing. Bragler prose-
cuted vigorously, but in vain. Dull Justice
couldn't appreciate the extent of his wrong,
and Weissing was turned loose upon all out
rage community. The Keeper family talk
ed about appeals, new trials, &C., through
their talented counsel, Martin Schmoll, Esq,
but the Court ruled them clear out. From
subsequent appearances we concluded tina,
the injured party had sought in "Schneidsm
Schnapps" the relief he had failed to obtain
| from the law.
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Il eepIng Mum.


We have waited three days TO hear the
Enquirer say something. just few words,
about the famous meeting of last Saturday.
But not word has it to say. We fear our
neighbor makes but poor Democratic or
gan. A large Democratic meeting is held
right in our midst, aud our neighbor figures
as an officer the meeting. But a kind OF
moral compulsion has to be used to get him
70 publish the regular proceedings, and then
he has not single word to say editorialy
about the meeting or what was done there.
We are thus compelled as il were, in mere
charity. TO devote di. ers and sundry edtori-
ais to the meeting, and even to publish the
proceedings TO secure them a general coun-
try circulation. We don't think this is hard
ly fair. We don't think good and leading
Democrats, should be compelled to flee 10
the Journal columns to find honesty and fair
dealing toward their own party. But we
give 'em a hearty welcome when they do
come. They at least know where to find
Us always. whether they know where to fnd
the Democratic organ or not. 1t is at Ires.
ent hspsing on to a prominent mans Goa,
tail.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-22
Treaty Synopsis.

QUEBEC, June II.
A synopsis OF the treaty: Article first throws
open the Fishers to the b iti,h and Anne ri
cans, excepting New Foundland, mouths
rivers, and salmon shad, and shell fisheries
to american citizens.
Article second gives the British light to
the American Fisheries to thirty.sixth par.
ailel.
Article third provides for the free exchange
Of certain communities, among which are
enumerated -four and all kinds of breatsruffs;
cotton, butter, cheese, tallow. lard, and all
kinds of coal, pitch, tar, turpebtin, lumb Der,
rice, and ex-manufs ctured tobacco.
Article fourth throws open the St. Law
renee and Canadian canals to American yes.
sels. The American Government undertak-
ing to urge the State government to admit
the British vessels in their canal
Article fifth provides for the ratification
of the treaty.
Article sixth provides for including New
Foundling-she conserving to it.
CONCORD, June Is.
1t is asserted that Morrison refused to al
low his name to be used in connection with
the Senatorship by boiling Democrats. No.
tice Of the liquor bill has been given. The
session is likely to be protracted.
Peace restored In New York.
New YORK. June Is.
To-day Sunday passed unusually quiet.
There was the usual street preaching, but
no excitement or disturbance of conseque nee
here or at Brooklyn.
CINCINNATI. June 10, P. NJ.
The river has risen Is inches. The wealth.
er is sultry and clear.
PiTTsBURG, Jure 10, p. NJ.
The river by The metal mark is feet
inches, and falling. The weather is warm.
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graphic dispatch received yesterday from P.
w. Strader, by Charley Buchanan, we
learn that the fare over tLis great Eastern
line has again been reduced. The fare from
Cincinnati to Buffalo is now only four dollars
meals and state room included on the lake
boats. and TEN DOLLARS FIFTY
CENTS to New York This line makes
certain connections and has no night travel
by railroad. This route offers superior in
ducements over any other leading to the
Eastern cities.
+. w. Strader, OF Cincin natl, Is the agent
for this route, which is sufficien, guarantee
at all times for comfort, safety and disoatch,
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IL IL is stated as fact, that two years
ago Fanny Fern offered volume of good
things 10 Harper for $500. He defined the
offer. Six months afterwards Deputy & Mil
Ter. OF Auburn, made overtures. Fanny ac-
copied and went in on per centage-6iteen
cents on each volume sold-and what has
been the result of this operations? Why the
very work which Harper r. fused $500 for is
now bringing the author an annual income
of S50n
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-22

US A white man named Wilson, and two
negroes, were executed at Versailles, KY.
last Saturday for murder. A third negro
who was 20 have been hung, made his escape.
The whole four had escaped, but Wilson and
one negro were caught, and the second ne
gro gave himself up, seeing nothing but star
walton before him.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-22

UNCLAIMED MoSEy.-In Dyes Bark Mir.
ror it ia stated that A iams g. Co.'s Express
Company have the enormous rum of $780,
900 in their possession uncalled for at their
different offices. Itis pity that SO large a
sum should be kept out of circulation.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-22

TURTLE SoUP.- Mr.. Carter will serve up
this morning at 10 O'Clock the finest turtle
ever he has made into soup, so he informs US.
Carter knows haw to make soup too. Call
at sharp ten, at the restaurat.
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~ The Nebraska till has split the Den

~ The Nebraska Till has split the Dem.
ocraiic party of ln'iiana right in two. The
anti Nebraska portion of the party are hold
ing meetings and passing strong resolutions,
and they are to meet in State convention at
Indianapolis on the 18th of July for the q dop-
ton OF such essures as they shall then deem.
necessary to the accomplishment Of .heir
purposes.-Lou Jour.
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ARRIVAL OF MAn,MH anOLPHE.

orginaI PISSED ahd Justly sIhdsrn
ADOLPHE the universally acknowledged greatest SYM
p.his in the ord and the lady who
ted through marvellous revelations of the the
well predictions Of the future sueh
England France aud the principal
Victoria
cov Diamond Brosch and Daniel Webster with Jeveled
Ring receive visitors the sher
all the
and when what sdy husband
description.
almost mpcsl her pro appears she
menaed hy highly respectable. and nnuerae esrthc&tss
sedyed and skill that it rreeujes All
PROBABILITY of deception many others
rracti~e
s Consultation fee rom 50 to e. according 70 ho far
they wish 70 80 or what time they occupy eI5-ts
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-22

" The Harrisburg papers state, that 0.
Barrett, Of the "Keystone," has been ap-
pointed by the President TO be Governor Of
Nebraska Territory. AS the report starts
from the resistance Of the recipient Of the
Office, it is probably correct. The other ap-
pointments will soon be lie.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-22

" Mr.. Jacob P. Thomas, o. the firm of
Thomas e. Thornton, livery stable keepers at
ST. Louis, was killed by the kick Of q horse
last Saturday night. He struck horse on
the back, es he passed a stall, to make him
stand further in, when the horse kicked him
on the forehead.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-22

E' The Wings and Democrats of 81.
Louis have cot out their candidates for Com
gress, Legislature, &C., &c. The Bentontes
are drawing up their ticket. Last Saturday
night Trus,en Polk was nominstsd for Con-
sress. by the anti-Bentonite Democrats
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CO. The National Brewery at St. Louis,
was consumed by fire last Sunday morning
Four horses were burned to death, and 5000
bushels malt, aud large quantity of beer de.
stroyed.
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IROCL aMATiCN.
Kuou all Men nv these . reseuts, That the Mexican
BaUDVESe CURED.
lmersou,s American Hair Restorative, for Resto-

ring ms HAIR and n prsErns the
Hair from falling winning xoden opinions OF persors Tho
re using it, This article Introduce Is
sure cure tadne and will the test OF discerning
pulic Thousands who used will testify See Cireli
Agents giving full particulars. Price in
ara botttes Sold by Agent.
@. Z. FISHER 4 CO.. Proprietor.
81 Superior ST. Cleveland, Ohio.
For sale in Evausville HALLUCK STODDAkD.
LEICH 4 vERLING and KELLER. FARNSLEY CO..
Whsi.sais Ar.nts e3-f
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FATAL AccIDEST.-On Wednesday last,
the scaffolding Of the railroad bridge over the
Tennessee r.ver, at London, fell wounding
five men, one of which has since died, and
another is not expected to live.
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AN ORDINANCE. RELATIVE TO DOGS. PASS

z N
SECTION Re ordained by the Common Council OF the
City of Evansville I, shall Law Rl Tor the OF
do bitch sur permit such dog bitch t. run at
corporate Of the .ity Evansville
dog securely maaIled eaecuaiy to
II ven srch dog or hi,ch from biti' <.
SECrIUN who shall violate the rrovwo o'
this ordnunc shall forfeit and more than ten dotia
hsa dollar: and it shall moreover he the dairy
kill eh that be OuSd rrn
LARGE within said city. after the "E ration
pab ;catun Of ris or iasuee
Attest: j. S. HOPKINS. Nsvcr.
go III ronn crarh eg2 81
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FALL GOODS.
BURNETT d LiNNlII.E,

~ o. n WARREN STREET. NEW YORK. ARE NOW
receiving, nd hsv- ttsntly hand large and de-
stls Whit Goods Linens Laees Enhroas-
riss Hosiery. Gloves Epd Fancy Goods affected with care st
priees which the attention 81 he trade 10
invited e22-dlmwtm
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CORPORATION Notice.

NOTICE " h-rhy given that sealef rcsais fr the
~ eviction House oAk Hill c. will
received Once OF t- City Clerk. Monday
Juns 2s'h. 1885, o'elsek according 20 the Plan
and adopted sy the Council. which nay he
seen the time and place shove named.
eai-td GEO. H. TODD City clsrt.
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WYE. REILLY,
VHTROLES tI.E AND RETssI, GROCER AND

deIsEned uid respectfully inform his friends an the pakc
~ Evansville vicinity that having based the
Of the Senor in late g. " Reilly he
t~ncs the Grocery sud Produce old
stand lie ebrcs this opportunity % returning
favors and Intends EFFORT reIi.
snce of the same. Je2p- ly WILLIAM REILLY.
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q AN OI3D,N xNCETO CREATEAN ADDITION
"a Al " ARD IL The CITY OF EVANSVILLE. passed

Jane 18th. 1854.
SECIoE l. Re "a ordsned ny the Common Council or the
city % Evansville that all the territory n-x-d 10 the city y
ord,r Of tie Conncil male the 5h Of June
1884, and known aud desgnsted Bakers Addition 10 the
Wv rsvle. he and the hereby constituted
additional the city of Granville de-
signated as the Eleventh Ward Of said city.
Attest: J. S. HOPKINS. Mayor.
,,Fo IL Tom fert Ell
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~ The city assessment OF lafayette,
(Ind } this year amounts to S2,S00.00o.
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~ The Boston papers announce several
deaths in that city from cholera.
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%Dr. James, druggist of Nashville has
mysterio, sly disappeared.
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LOTS FOR SALE

OTIS Nas and % Upper Enlargement. both faIl corner
Lou IS hT 80 feet. Second Third streets.
ta OF RoAd Raleigh Esq., and very
rEkas-oas third cssh-sa-s,.e :, o-s ,.a two years
ere-$-
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NnTyCE-

Wis ahscrihr in business takss This
n unIty express hi grateful aekno grneats the
merchants and others of Evansville sad
for liberal share bestowed the
late firm ofJ " Reilly during his With II,
of fourteen and oua ully
tnnsnce OF the same 70 his sueee,svr in basn-.s.
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CORPoRATioN NOTICE.

nRpERED That he OF ansi lot No. H. Up
~ pr Enlargement and lots Nos IL 10 and A Upper En-
the side walks front thereof uader the
City Engineer correspond With th-
city grade days the publication Of this order and
default thsr of the City Marshal directed perra said
work and the costs and aeeruns thereby will re
collected said lott lch tbs
Of as us be ne essry satisfy ssidlisn and costs
e2l.s. GEO II TODD. City Clerk
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SAVINGS BANK AND EXCHANGE,

STREET. i.
Bank he per cent PEP
all money deposit 4. payable demand Buys
and lis Exchange kssi-rn Southern and estern Css.
Gold and Silver. Silver Chang Uncurrent Money Land
Warrsns &c. Makes Collections and RENTS proceeds
PROMPTLY at enrTent rates OF xcEaDge.
Money RENTED 20 any part o. Europe.
Gs-Oren from O'Clock A. NJ. till o'cleek p NJ
q. COPELAND.
N AN orders (POst-p'id) promptly attended to.
my25-lm
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WE RESPECTFULLY ACQUAtNT YOU OF
w intended l. the LIST o july next, 20 tns
Five Story Stone Front BUILDING North side Main
street nearly opposite the Lnuisvs Hotel wher- insene
opennga very large aid well assorted stock Of Forsgn ana
bone tic DRY GO IDS.
Our Mr. James Lew is Permanently located at Manchester
England for the purpose ehasng Goods exclusively
for Cash. direct % the Manufacturer. thereby sas,B the
profit usually paid tn Importers. -,
In the state of the market car stock OF Seoos
is the only Bank from which 70 raise moneys
cash short will offer
dueements prices which will certainly make il their in
terest to 60 business with JAMES Low %.
Louisville. Jnnes 1851. ie2o-t augid&w
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Ma. EprTcs:Peass voters Of Indians that
JOHN u. wEEKS Marion county 10 Independent Can
sIsstion ieSs fHE PEOPLE.
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WE would Of the people and M iea
uty In particular. advertsrnsnt Of Dr. Bruce IN
dian VEGETABLE Panac@a IL reeommended BY hsh
Professors of Philadeip'a Cncnnat Mem
phis &c This uhect may not lie very intsrss1 To cur
afflicted and especially those who
have suffered pangs 0f Ds?esa Rheumatism SsToai
and Chronic Diseases generally no imporAaes.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED That IN. o 'nersoflot. Nos l. sai T. block
~ No H. Eastern Enlargement ill the with earth
eerresrond With the city grade under sreons
City Engne.r within the publication Of this
order IN default hreo the City NahsI s directed 70
perform said work and the sos and aceruing there
and collected by the sale ssid
b. satisfy aud
. eal-st a'' ''' O'''-A GEO. H. TODD City Clerk.
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CLERKS OFFicR, supa EMR COURT,

ITNE
E'HE Supreme cOprs have directed publish
Z lowing statement and rules.
fhatth.r- pending unsutmited nearly causes
standing thus On the docket &c or i;
ruIe 1911 to permit submission with leave to 6. brefn
sky Gays Is onnd TO operate nurousyiu many in
staes when the psriod has elapsed the submitted
The rule ..o found e to the business
hem taken out and ker. Ear mouths and
co lost
To remedy there srt following raiss have been .dorted:
IL 50 days shall sad esDssed il the brief hed
docket at term every cau,e filed one
ye.r tn 81 such term and not shah
sub call the he submitted printed brief
tr,r, IA IS hereby modified 50 as to spry only to
causes filed ria - oays rror TO tn first day OF the term;
trn can he sr INIT only on priniet brief hlsd 1t the time
Causes day shall not be disrbu-
ted :" ths Jadges till after.;hat 40 days expire.
out % whom mt they so r s
roa S@ clerk the Ta u toe Srr any part OF "
The 18Th rule is rsndrd ana clerk directed to keep
-yn-nt % rr Per 'ers 70 furnish copies
.ns clerks of6s. he rsrrssd 70 the cut % err Of he
sePrspe c'rrtia 81 d~Js,
-, tTiiNET-i case blue Sltn.t reed this day arc FOR
- y 81 5. Low CO. az ii,ia Lou. KY
sssHEETiAGs.--s bales 4 trowa ss,stu-:
Ease s : bad d. do; rec thi, day
EEtNs.i super shauOkn Hue Jeans reed this day
s@ AZ Main street. Louisville. KY.
THOMAS GRANT. JOHN
NEW WEST
FEED AND AGRICULTURAL. SEED STORE.
T. GRANT & CO,
<ALEns IN KINDS or HORSE FEED. FARM AND GARDEN
srgas. Aso AsRtcuLIrR.L INrLENssrs,
Main stirred. beiOp tAe Caaat Bridge E1dHs ris Ind
novlS-u
A. KURTZ,
~ ia, e. GoNsFEcTIoNER
sss rrs.eT,es Jes. 49, First street. between Main
ssOr-. from, families or private parties articles in
his ns Of ha.n rs 70 1t the an rtest notice
DOTATOEs.-5o bushels ''Pinkeyes'' received per
n steamer Eclipse. aud fo' saeby ,,,,,,-
SsLtIya and Canrss.d HANS. Shoulders and Sides on hand
aud iOrsal, at clio T. BACON CO.'S GrOeery.
o. Bran :n baoJES s.ss sss for
SLorR and fresh Corn Nal 5sss .st f9r rs sale
FsURE Cider Vinegar h.sd sns for cal. at
- eio I. BACON CO.'S Grocery.
,r"a,.-v khaa.to II sGSri6sA sA-h N
mr. ha ..,senss os A. IN b'9ex % IN Lan,sco
auction At the Court House door il Evansville Saturday
these Lots from "a and 81 avenues and are some
ofihe most desirsSls Lots in LsncO for residences rOs
corner Vain and Frat streer. EvahsvIIe.
BY WHEELER robson. eIs-Iwd
COPARTNERsHP;
In. ssos.s I, h Ss sss T and
asM. under the ESw All LIZ IEw
LEWIS & HOwARD,
AMP COMMISSION y. MK SsI
Warehouse Canal Personal and prompt attention all
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-AnyRRrIssIN THE vINCENNEs GAZETTE.

rHE Propretrs OF the vIScENsEs GAZETTE beg TO ask TN
81 business Of Wv ansve the facilities
ora,d hy this long established widely circulated
per Terms and GUARANTEE greater nu N
than the Wabash alley
Addr.ss IS a. HARVEY. MASON ca.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

VNNE partnership heretofore existing between the Under
sign d. Under the aud styls of j. W. Reilly.
this day dissolved by mutual
All Liabilities e. ant from salt trim will re settled by VIII
lam Rsv, no h the said firm. The firm
will be used for the purpose OF Iilaioatien only.
JAMES REILLY,
WILLIAM REILLY II
Evansville. Jure
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WAR WITH RUSSIA.

fENO BLitkSHITfi., WHiTE-MITHs AND
n EVERY BODY ELSE run HERE!-isvine e.tab-
shed permanent Coal Yard Water between Locust
and slnu prepared sell the
PIIIsbl ktiH COAL low prices e hossht be-
10 the Fails. All orders left the Horufrosk
Churchill will he thankfully received and pnnetDay attended
to by my3-lyd&w A. J. HUTCHINSON CO.
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MARIN & CO., AGENTS,
APPOINTED TIE STATE MAINLAND
FOR The SALE OF TICKETS IN THE
STATE LOTTERIES

pagmen Of Prizes GHarsnteed By the State.
VIE following distribution Prizes will take place this
under the direction of the State OF Maryland
~ the Commissioner OF the
People. Orders for Tickets will With prompt
aention fell explanation the drawing
otherwise. as orderei -
BE careful to direct 10 the Asants
c. MARIN K CO Baltimore Nd.
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coon nrsINEss sT,Nn

SHINGLES oo first Poplar Shingles in and
- for sale cheap to close consignment by .
ef6 PRESTON BE0S
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q meeting Of the Neptune Fire Com held the
n evening oftie 10th inst. il nmonsiy
eSBei Tha: the thanks of this rendered tire
ns Co for th
through their Agent. Mr. A. G HaIloek-and
{esosced That the publ shed psrers
WM. HOLDEN, Chairman.
WELL. II. wAIKEa Secretary. el5-lt
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-22
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LII persons hereby warned Ordinances ar.ins
n irty streets CUTTERS alleys back yards 40. will b
strictly from thi. date Those who
cost the rem"vs OF such their
rerty y the City Marshal will attend having
themselves. a. IL has got 70 be done without del4v
el3-u JOHN MARD City Marshal.