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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-13

JOHN YORK 6, CO. Booksellers, Stationers,
Book Binders and Blank Book Manufacturers have re-
moved to the CORNER OF UNION AND CHERRY
STREETS, opposite the Bank of Tennessee-where they
will sell Books, Paper, Ink Gold and Steel PENS Blank
Books Steamboat Books and all other kinds at reduced
prices. Uaul2
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
BERRY 4 90.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED

Ia v j > T Z Z y Ed
M POLEAN Ar ST. Hell EAA-
History of the Cap vy NapoIeau at St Helena, rom The
Letters and Journals Of the late Lieut. Gen SIR HUDsos
LOVE- aud Official Documents before made public
By WILLIAM FoRsYrH, NJ A. vols, l2mo.
This work which has been anxously expected for ma
ny years. of great historical importance 1t contains
much new and important matter concerning the captivity
of Napoean al s. Helena. The explanatory portions
remarkably well written, terse. vigorous and eminenty
cid.
The as though long delaFed. has hnslly been peIrm
ed appears US with perfect manness. elesneSss1d
conviction Mr. Fors III siye is admirably hlted for his
subeet-far iereibe and argmentatve By his vcrs he
has done credit to himself and cleared the character G
brave honest, and nigh minded English soldier I'D
gentleman. We know smpler panegyrie on ID uses
of the successes Of hOFshiP.-BiaekwoOd Magazine
Its historical importance Is Of the highest value; and
whether sgreeor with The various conclusions TO
which It's author would fam lead the reader il amply de-
serves and will reward the careful perual OF person
who is interested in the subject OF Napoean-Atheneam
As Of the Captivity Of Napoleon, it without
rival The fidelity OF its Details its admirable ciures OF
the exemperor and IFS general veraey.-Sew Monthly
Magazine
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New ORLEANS, Jan. 9.-Up to noon on Monday
only 1000 bales changed hands Operators We're
waiting for the reception Of the advices by the L..
). Mail steamship Baltic, now over due at New
York
NV ORLEANS Jan. 9-The Western Line not
working North, we have received no intelligence
from that quarter. The entire sales Of Cotton on
Monday comprised 200 bales. Prices were easier,
although there was no quoted change Flour was
firm at So l23 per Dbl Large sales ofLard in bbls
were effected at from SIaS3 cents per pound. Su-
gar was active and firm and the sales reached %
600 hhds. Molasses was brisk and 1900 hhds.
changed hands. Prime command Is cents per gal
lon
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BILLS INTRODUCED.

Mr. MABRY, of Warren: a bill to charter the Tul-
ahoma and Southern Railroad Company, capital
5000 900; passed first reading.
Mr.. LAMB: a bill to remodel the present county
court system court to consist Of one judge elective
by the people of the county, and one member from
each cirH district elected by the voters of said dis
tct &c., read first time and passed and referred to
the committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. HEBE: a bill to prevent officers holding Office
under the State from receiving extra pay; passed
first reading.
Mr. CLENoNs a bill to amend the act of the 2Sth
Of Feb. 1852, chapter l5l, excepting Davidson
county from the county tax for Ralroads;) passed
first reading.
Mr. Woop, of Cannon: a bill to shorten the ses-
sions of the Legislature.
CThe bill provides that after certain time the pay
Of members shall be reduced to 50 per dem)
Mr. sykes moved to strike out So and insert 81
Mr. HUBBARD moved that the author of that bill
be allowed to take that pay; ruled out of order as a
rider
Mr. STEWART asked if the bill was not unconsti-
tutional.
Mr.. LAME moved 10 lay it on the table
Mr.. RICHARDSON moved to indefinitely postpone
the bill and amendments. Lost-ayes So noes 49,
Mr.. CHAMBERLAIN explained at some length his
reasons for voting in the negative the question
Mr.. LAMB withdrew his motion to lay on the ia
BILE
Mr.. SYKES gave his reason for recommending one
dollar in lien of three; his proposition being more
likely to effect the object of the bill.
Mr.. CLEMoNs offered an amendment that the
services of each member be estimated, and that
each be paid according to such estimate, provided
it be not less than four dollars per day
Mr. GRIER moved to amend by inserting Sc per
day.
Mr.. CUMMINGS moved to strike out the enacting
clause.
Mr.. TEMPLE called for the previous question,
which call was sustained
And the question taken on the passage Of
the bill on first reading which was decided in the
affirmative.
Mr.. BAILEY moved to refer the bill to select
of five in Buncombe. Agreed to-
Mr.. CLEMoNs called up his resolution to encour-
age agricultural pursuits, (medal to NJ R. Cockrill)
Mr.. TEMPLE moved to amend by granting a
medal to jeremiah williamson, of Greene county
also, which was lost
Mr. BULLEN moved to postpone indefinitely.
Mr. HARRINGTON made some remarks in favor of |
the resolution. Mr.. Ceckrill had spent long life
in improving sheep husbandry, and had proved
conclnsvely that wool can be produced in Tennes-
see Of as fine quality as any in the world But
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UNION COACH FACTORY !!
Entrance So. > Clark Street,
No. = Spring street.
UNDER The FIRM OF
Ira e.. STOUT G. co.

ME THE UNDERSIGNED. having formed Union
w tor the purpose of carving the Coach Manufaeur
ing Business IN all its various branebes-haviD the
odd sDnd of Ira ~ Stout Clark Street and extended
through to Spring Street. resy TO compete with
Carriage Mandatory the State Of Tennessee
work brought from the N0rib East and all asa
friends and the public L. TO give call for any article
our line Of business; having superior woTkmen AID tie
best of stock Also beg leave here that
no iron but the best Tennt which The best
the United States for Coach work. WeGre all working
and viii utmost eNerOns give satisfaction
10 customers, and all persons having work repair
may rely on getting it when promised.
- All orders promptly attended to.
IRA A. ST0UF.
ROBERT Caps
JAMES +. PHELPS.
janl2-6m Bw&G ARCHIBALD STUART.
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CARD.

J. W. DODGE would respectfully announce to the
citizens of Nashville thathaving nearly completed his pre-
sent engagements, aud being with his family DELAYED by
the low stage of water and Packet TO So. louis he Will
remain execute few Miniature Portraits, if i'm
mediate application be made.
Studio over the Music Store of. B. WEST, Union st.
dec27-tf
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DIR. norse,s inyigora,ing Cordial.

The only sure Remedy discovered, for Gene
raj Debility Physical Prostitution, Ira5itJ and all the ga
rons Nervous Aee ons it will also remove Depres-
sion Excitement Dislike of Society, Inequality for Study
or Business Loss Of Memory Mental Debility &c, &c. SEQ
ads erisem
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WILL SOON CLOSE,

ODD FELLOWS HAIL.
NT0W OPEN night for short season. Barnes Gel
~ ebrated Series OF Gigantic Panoramas. emitted
A VOYAGE TO EUROPE,
Embracing magnificent views Of Boston, its HarbOr Hail.
fax, the Atlantic, river MerSev, Liverpool the CRYSTAL
Palace of the Worlds Fair, Wc3mi1Ster Abbey LONDON
from the Thames passing under the Bridges and ending
with magnificent view of the Thames Tunnel brilliantly
Illuminated and both bankSOf The beautiful RlV Err RHINE
The Hall is comfortably seated with entirely new
inclined Platform, that all may view the Panoramas with
out Inconvenience.
An exhibition Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at
O'Clock.
Admission 30 Children under u years of age 25
cents
Doors open at 6, Panorama commences moving at o.
clock precisely decl3-dtf
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COMING TO NASHVILLE ,
CHAMBERS * PECK'S MAMMOTH
ODEOCAMO:

OR, Way Scenes in California and the Land and Pa
~ ctic Routes-cOmmenceI 1sf9, completed 1S53-
More than twice the size Of ordinary Panraas and As su
perOr in fidelity artistic execution ard general interest
it Is mammoth in its proportions
80 Due notice will be given Of its arrival
dec7 DIR. 7. F. CHAMBERS, Manager
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SIMMS' POPULAR ROMANCE.
V. It. BERRY q co. have inst receiyed

W. - DLN2Nh ~ W. nave JUST IcceIfeu
THE YAMASSEE- "A Romance of South Carolina By
WA. Gilmore Simms, a and revised edition. with IL
ustrations BY barley. limo. cloth.
W.T.. b. & co. have also just received
MINNESOTA AND ITS RESOURCES To which are an
pended Camp FireSketehes Notes of a trip from ST
Paul tn Pe,nbna and Sekirk Settlements on the Red River
Of the North. BY Wesley Bond with a map Of the
Territory view of 81 Pau and Of the Falls of ST
Anthony. In l vol. 12mo. cloth
\ STRAY YANKEE IN TEXAS by Philip Paxtan.
cheap edition, paper cover
WESTERN CHARACTERS; or, TYPES OF BORDER
LIFE IN THE WESTERN STATES ByJ. l.. Mcdonnell.
author Of Talbot and Yerna," &c.
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L1fe. Heath. yigor secured.

DR.. Mcrse's nvgorating Elixir or Cordial is Spreading
health hoe and joy among the sick the week. and line all
ing every section of the Union. Strange that herb
casually discovered in the deserts under the Equator where
civilization is unknown should be destined work
pete revolution in Medical Science. The faculty puz-
zled Where all other medicines fail and the patient
going down. stage by stage to the weakness If utter help
lsssness this preparation ares the progress OF debta
ton at The trembling nervous invalid the victim Of
headache neuralgia dyspepsia, bilious disease general de-
bity mental depression ans other disorder OF the
gans of thought digestion, motion sensation excreton,
feels immediate benefit from It's use and by perseyerirg in
it, fully the health and the energies which belong
the best conditions Of the physical and mental systems.
These facts vouched for by the highest written tesmo
N.Y. they patent to the experience Of every human being
who has given tue Cordial trial.
The Cordial is put up highly concentrated in pint bot
ties Price three dollars per bottle two Tor FIVE dollars, six
for twelve dollars.
& II RING TTupTietnr.
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MEMOIRS OF ABEBSETBY.
Memoirs of JeHN ABERNETHy. I. X. ;. With q
View of his Writings, Lectures and
Character BV George Mach.

WIN, r n U >
Mr. Aaewan has Of the FIRST requisites for any sub
ect living knowledgeO He knew Aberneihy both
as pupil and n medical friend in after life and he Is
thoroughly acquainted with his works This X owiedge APP
pears whatever topicbe handles-SPectaiOr
We recommend these ierestng and important volumes
in the strongest TO the attention Of the pubeOb
server.
A memoir of high professional and general interest
Morning Post.
a Book which ought to be read by every onc-London
Standard.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-13

NTOTICETO ALI..-HAVINt: ASSOCIATED
with in the Coach Manufacturing business NesSrs
ROBERT Caps, JAMES +. PHELPS and ARCHIBALD
STUART, all good Mechanics and Industrious men.
ask for the continuation OF ray old customers and hope
by strict attention. to merit the sasraes-
ianl2-Gm. IRA A STOUT
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE,

- TX LOTS ON College Hill finely located Nos 49, 81 s.
y ST. 81 and B. Zach lot fronts p feet On Cery street
and runs back so feet TO Hume street
ALSO Nine BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS in West
Nashville Nos 80 and - front Broad street, Nos lOl
log, l0 and 26 McCavock eet Nos las "A and III
on Demumbrane street.. bargain be had by making
early application x W BROWN
janl3 Rpa Estlta Ayent
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STEWART n wEAKLEY,

III C%1A-+'-i-~A@ Il t'A-f<i4L ULeCCL1sA
No. 8 BROADWAY,
HAVE On HAND and offer for saIe-20O Ibis Flour.
i various brands;
100 barrels Whisky; > dozen Painted Buckets
p domestic Brandy; I Willow Clothes Basket,
10 Gu; 10 coils Manila Rope;
WIne - reels Packing Yarn;
20 M0noagahela and 10 dozen Guarded Glass
Rive WHISKY; Lanterns
- barrels Lincoln Whisky; 10 boxes Tumbers:
~ y pipes French Brandy; do Pint & Quart Flasks
l y pipe Catawba do; II eases HerHsacaly seal
/ 3 pipe OH Cog DO; ed Peaches;
= pipe Old Spanish do; 20 WHOLE half and quarter
80 barrels MOiasses; boxes l,aisiux
- = barrels Syrup 90 drums SMYRNA Figs.
10 barrels Lard OIi To boxes Pie Fruits,
90 Llseed OIL; 10 boxes Mixed Pickles;
do Iurpeniinr; - boxes Lemons;
10 do Peach Brandy; 5U Jars assorted Preserves;
do " Butter; 90 do TUIaat0 Catsui;
ID Z do do do; loo i 4 or boxez SeTdinsS.
10 bbs No Il 2 Mackarel; cases Table Salt;
10 u bbIs No do; - barrels Pilot Bread:
. KITS No * DO; 81 bNs Tobacco vs. brands:
- barrels Salmon; 81 bxs Talluw Candies;
drum Cod Fish; 90 bxs SoaD;
100 boxes W Cheese; 2r,,GU Regaiia Cigars;
80 boxes Eng Dairy de-; ~ dozen Corn Blooms,
30 bags Buckwheat Flour; I box Clothes Pms;
10 coz Zinc WashbOards; 900 reams Wrapping Paper
g de- Willow Market - bags Spun Cotton;
Baskets; 10 bags Wrapping Twine;
I bag Candle Wick
Together With Butter Water Soda Sugar. Pic Mic and
Boston Crackers Crushed Powdered aud Loaf sugar Pep
per, Spice Ginger Indigo. Nader Starch Alum Copper
as Mustard, Tea, Coffee Sugar, Golden Syrup ;ried APP
pies and Peaches; Homny Beans Peas, Bacon. Lard
Dried Beet Sweet and Irish P1faoes Together with va
nous other articles usually kept Boat Store and Family
Grocery TO which We would call the attention Of Farmers
Steamboat Men, and the public generally as We are de
ternlned TO sell for small profits Tor cash. janl2
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FRESH ARRIv ALS.-2oo mmDS. SUGAR.

AL grades;
100 barrels OF MOlasses
100 half barrels Of Moasses;
tierces OF Rice:
packages Of Mackerei;
90 packages of CranberTes;
$50 packages Of Rasins;
10 bags OF AlnOnds
20 casks OF Porter and Ale;
20 coils of Manila Rope
- packages Market. Clothes and Covered Baskets
loo packages Buckets, Tubs Pals &c;
~ barrels Pecans. FlbertS and Cream Nuts:
90 packages Cognac Brandy;
lOpaekages MADEIRA and Cherry Wines:
90 packages Port aud Malaga Wines
10000 superior Havana Cigars;
800 DemJOhns 10000 Colks
For sale by liluf2f EDWARDS d uApQll
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C. H. RING, Proprietor.

Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Canada
the West Indies and BY ". F. GRAY, SOLE AGENT,
successor to Cartwright Il Armstrong corner Of Make
and Bread Streets Nashville Tenn. Jan-lm dtrw6w.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-13

Having sold my entire interest in the firm Of PERKINS
CLAcS 10 Mr.. T. j CLtCK, my late partner cordially re-
commend hun TO the friends Of the late firm and respect
fully solicit for him continuance 1T the patronage 80 be
rally bestowed anl2l F. q :. PERKINS
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PLOMSIPinMSsr

FLOWS! PEONSE!
rINHE Southern States that have so long ~
Il depended Pittsburg AMI Cinc,n. N.Y.
natl for supply Of POws Wagons and zs-ts9sszzzzs
other Farming implements can now pct all they want at the
Agricultural Manniactory, Market street. Nashville
Tenn We would call the attention Of Planters and Mer-
chants particularly 10 very large stock OF Flows,
sIsting OF great many Of the improved kinds
IN use and az as low prices tey be brought here
IRON other places. At the place be found all
kinds OF Wagons Railroad Carts Wheel Barrows and Rail
road Flows, Cultivators and Hsrrows Those wishing
Flows sent order them direct from from most of
the principal dealers in such things in Nashville they
keep them al our manufacture. GEO. C. ALLEN, Prest
OF Agricultural Manufacturing Company, Lower Market
street Nashville. Tenn. nnv2i-4m.
C,IC: PAsTE-JUsT -RECETVED < sT l..
L quantity Of Fig Paste direct from COustantInople.-
TINS article Of Confectionery bot delicious for the we'll
and agreeable and nutre9us food for the III and eebe
good for coughs and colds and particularly strengthening
and beneficial to weak lungs; for sale by
declA GEO GREIG.
TNDIGO.-I43O LBS. INDIGO RECEIVED
Il this day and for sale low by
janl EWIN BROTHERS
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TOR SALE.-A large BRICK HOUSE with rooms
Il &c. No. % Vine street. between Church and broad
Apps al No. IS Cherry street, to r. W. BROWN
Janl2 Agent
II ISSOLUTION- Copartnerstip heretofore exist
- ing under the style at PERKINS CLACk was dis
solved on I'd lust by mutual consent THOS J. CLACk
vii! continue to carry the Grocery and Commission Re
eeving and Forwarding business AZ the Old stand.
PIG s PERKINS.
Janl2 THOMAS J. CLACk.
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
REMOVED.

OFFICE IN CoOPERs BUILDINGS, CHERRY STREET,
Nashville. Tenn
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- UNDRIES.-l00 hhds Sugar;
- 200 bags Rio Coffee 100 bxs = bxs Star Candl's;
200 tons assd Rolled Iron so bXs assorted Tumblers;
so do Hollow Ware; 80 casks Soda;
300 pair Fire Dogs; 10 do Alum;
500 sets Wagon Boxes ass'd 10 do Birthstone;
100 pieces Am Blister Steel; do Putty;
10 bundles Spring Steel; 5 cases lmp1 Il Black Tea
100 kegs Pure Lead; very fine,
bale Paper CoTks; $50 boxes Cheese;
Just received and for sale low by
McCREA & TERRASS
ian13 81 Broad street
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For MEMPHIS,
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

TUX UftEIEtNN.
TINE splendid passenger steamer, ALE lHSSs-@ h,
i 0NA, Capt JAS MILLER. leaves here 5ixaT7fsTTES
on SATURDAY nex, the l4lh inst, at 10 Esss-----s
O'Clock, A. NJ. For Freight or Passage apply
janl2 \. HAMILTON, Agent
NOR SALE-A neat BRICK HOUSE with three
i rooms and basement in Edgefeld located in beau;i-
fu lot fronting feet North side Galatn Pike run
ming back about 296 feet to street, Apply TO
r. W. BROWN,
jan14 Real Estate Agent.
ITO RAILLOAD CONTRAC TORS, BLACk-
i SMITHS, &c.--l0O finished Steel Pointed Crow Bars;
80 Grow Bar MOuds,
loo Backsmiths' Sledges, assorted;
100 sets assorted AxeS;
20 dozen Picks and Mattocks;
% do Shovels and SPADES
loo Drills. Just received and for sale low by
janis McCREA 4 TERRASS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-28

LOUISVILLE E AND CINCINNATI
& HIGHLY IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENr,,

1 HIGHLY IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEyaEN
49, TO THE AyrILcrED EvERYwHERE., -ai
DIX" A. l.. ADAMS, LIVER BALSANl
- t-sisaL q CONES GREEglNG.s aflR .r1eH
hR. A. l.. ADAMS NEW THEORY FOR DIS.
ease u the inquiry in the Ainas of all whc
read it, How II that Americans long
sh inmured in darknsss and srsAass On the sasjsss o
DIR. A. l.. ADAMS, LIVER BAkSAMaas
The great Panacea OF Disease offered the
states sndTertories for the entire of Liver
IN all Bilious Fever Ague and Fever Chronic Luns
Janndice Bowel Complstns Darrha. Dysentsry RheuhA
tism Piles Scroula Salt Rhsum Dyspepsia. General
Nsrsossaess Cossiveness. Indigestion Female Com
Dr. a. LAdsms Liver Baissm nov sust.ins the h,h.s.
reputation Of remedy before the public and has
the 81 ptiea beyond shadow Of Doubt that the =
!, ONLY RELIABLE MEDfClNE EVER DISCoyERED.
(eeing purey vegetable, for the
the Live, s% r. :. Is
M AFsEiorsb Nd EsssY& ~ ~ sfRE. n fhk =;
come from vsry trast y has nsa? sen
Andin submitting the Liver Bslssn s e
and 1t once procure enc bottle Of ArAms
Circular which the
United States giving clear eptoms Of and
dsease also of cert those Who have rs
paraeled acsndapcy the diseases which all
g T.. scorr General Agent No 81 Randolphs.. Chicago
70 whom all orders must Be addressed receive prompt
! Sold Sy, o sHALLooK sropDARD E,a..vsfa. !.
Agents in the Country be supplied BY them Froprie
{. JAMES. NJ. Vernon; JAMES SAMPSON. New gar-
mony;. =. Q. .JAQUES u CO Possyvills; HALLOOK 3
PARMENrkR Princeton Ind. f sl-yv
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-28

BosTON /. sst Hour;
.as.sal OLiSst4h ~ y FaS' b 4 Hours roi's@h
Cincinnati Columbus and Cleveland Route
=. LITTLE mIaMs M RAILROAD, o,1u"sa
,4E r.o ONLY r9urI sAurnoRIEED TO REcEIP1
% .: Isi s:s Is
Sy hi: ss e.: ..l.. :. o.....s -. A.,
Ne '''''-y i. s;s Tifsts aSsi DAnr TRAINS, %
IT, ry9an NEW ARRANGEMENT. tRc4
fy:s Train. aailt'sd M Lshnins s.Pr. ..s s.lsst
rs
ssis a''sss ssss Ss Eacr.
Gs sai Gov
SgEEN g. THE EwEs...,...s.. 90. .o.gs Nc Bride;
EAnk As ss SsA AZ !s SSf oEh
sss s i
YSIi B;.soI &c from Lsv:,ovn % Mes,rsal 9s.ses
si.lr r'f e D'a' Ne" f'Il
Pit.sbarh BaltiHre s.d New a. isss-
Falls Albany, New Yori. Boston. &C.. &C. 80
Tss Gn,y enc in
s TfGE S9t pss T oY sTs :1 s;s
49,. o1.ai AT cINcINNAfI. : = f4I'-
&N- he sure and procure your Tickets via Columbus.
81 Baggage cbecksd from Cinen Dunkirk
faic Dunkirk to New York and
Bulao to New York. f.f.. at.. ffff. .lsrs tlll NJ
The Dep route. and Lahe Shore Railroad Csvs-
= 1T FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
and I ka1ssS Al % plea. sp.s a. Ii. Sa
Southeast Broaxay and Front
posite the Spencer Houe Railroad Hotel Mail
4 the Little M s,sr ssss
.P W. SrRApER etand Gen@fal Agent. Ri. E'q,
1'"' THE OMNIBUS LINE!
"
drectons the corner of BroaavaS
and 'front.' directly liver bank. ~ = afAf ~ =
syT J. II. HOW ELL, Con duetor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-28
nEpF0nD,s FAMILY GROCER

NE undersigned would respectfully Inform tho citizens
Evansville vicinity that have
stock Family Groceries and Of desert eson
Second street. James stees Lumber Yard
where hope by strict attention business merit and
receive share Of public patronage. = -. ~
Egg Lard Poultry from the country and shall keep
sany OF hand full supply OF all staple articles for table
.-fl Irl i. tlI...TH
All Goods purchased this will be delivered
residences Of purchasers free Of ehargs:
sept BEDFORD WADE.
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STEAMBOATS, x RAILROADS

TERRE HAQTE .ANn EyANsyIl1.E y. Q. MAIL
|Ala-..-s fkI-w EkkLs "a Beat Of this Line viii
leave Terrs Evansville every
szs Monday. Wednesday and Friday. ~ Z o'clock
NJ These Boats are large ccnmodoas well furnished
Terry Haus win Railroad sud Norshern Pack
ct and EvaAsvns with shs different Lines Of
On F Fthe l9ho rver. ID Ygs.h lac % .1eA-tf
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CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C., &C
tH4a oLEsALE AND RETAIL nv > .t-tt
LIE c H r.. " u r L IL q 81

LEIGH AVER LING.
THE undersigned hate purchased the entire stock OF
Il Irugs and Medicines Of J. M. d. Miller 4 Co., and
intend carrying The Drug business at the well known
stand of Keller Farnsley, No. Water street, under
the firm Of Leich & Verling.
Charles LEIGH, ofthe frm, hopes he IL srorably known
to the public. having been engaged in Mr.. Crawford
Bells Store the last five years. Peter VeriDg ofthe
frm haviug been clerking In the present store the
last three years. ftters himself with having the cons
dcnce of its old customeis. .as
We intend keeping hand larg and fresh stock OF
drugs and ,nedcines and hope by this means and by
strict attention TO business and by low prices merit
liberal patronage both from old and new customers.
r tIti9a CHARLES LEIGH.
feba5-ly r f, PETER yERLlNG.