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Ky9EZ u. 8. Circuit Court
E7hM n~r Before Hon. Judge Retts.
LD~ ~ Z vNfKNCRa.

ia n. l-Janss O. Urben, alids Pdcr Aasly.-Tho
prisoner convicted last mfnth Of au assault with
dangerous Weapon on the mats Of the ship harAthoa
the State psson. The fooulng psrsons were sntsnssA
yssts day Martin Mine, first mats Of Americas
se oovetsd Of muipous conduct and oon0ning the
ter the high xas st st. Domisgo and using aets e
great violence towards him, sentenced TO be condnea
1t bari labor for six moaths and pay ns Of sx osa
with dangerous weapon upoa the second mate Of ~
ship while on the coast Of Sicily sentsnosd-Gooa
win TO end hs I'd labor for three years. and
psy nBe OF tix cents; and Dixon to b imprsonsd asd
kept at hard labor for two years. and pay 1ns Of IN
cents. Thomas p Sn ith, ons 6 the orsv Of The ship
wbie squal for assaultug another Of the with
dangerous wsspon sentenced to imprisonmsnt sad
bard labor for three years, and ans Of sis ssats.
labor for four years.
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Chdroe of 0tsolinS Jecsrv Oosss whalcy and RAx9es
o hs lsvessh ward ys.sssay arrested I've msn nsas4
ius swsry amounting In value 70 spwNds q - the ~
psrtg 81 Nrs Belinda Brown Of No ~ sxth streeA L.
= ssarchIne The persons Of the accussA bAetiw
ecsdsd andns axs rr.p rses Of the ssolss psN vara
The parties were taken befoKe Susee Voc 4ud
ecrn nitted then ts prison for trial ~ -
r. 0rpcstsssst of 0Ncr Msssrsoa Ths Board Of Pol
Cen m,ssionerv have rsspponted Ofiosr nasesron 81
Tvsifsh vara Tor Isrgth d time pese emcse
son has been the scisns aids ss.sheA = s
uH,.r sGss ss one o. ths reserved eeTDs.
G~scSrloa Of Stt1ljRI-A youDG wo0oky na1ea -
rssscr va sn Tsss1sv sishA s-ssest ~ Ne Hellee
shssss2 viSA havns 49, I'D 60. vss0 "a IN
Hs pfspsssy 4 lrH 6eEah Ana wsanss Z ns; ~ xea
sss;S ms SYss1Is IT. sssHSs : - ~ - ~ -
- -: =: 40 80 - .:s.sss - -
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NKw ORLEANS, Jan. g. 1851.
Cotton II very active, the 70 day asx 00o
bales at arm prices. MiddIsng Ia quoted 9ks The
tecrsase in the rscspts 1t sI the Southern pors e
com pared with the date l4ss year according to
the Pysos Ossrex 1000 bsies Frsights are Arm ct
Nd to Liverpool and lkc. to Hsvrs Flour quiet At
New ORLRA@. Jan AZ.
Cotton s Arm this mornioi with sales Of os0 baIss
Tho receipts OF the last -four Gays have been IS 0ec
bales 49,
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DEPARTURE or TIE STEAMSHIP AxRICA-MARINE
DIsA6TBR AND LOSS or LrYB.
BosroN, jan. 4, 1884.
Tho Gun rd steamship Amess Captsin Lang ssilsd ct
noon today with forty passsnesrs for Liverpool and
three for Halifax and s4s 900, principally In American
geld.
Accounts from Provincstown state that the schooner
Mount Vernon OF wsstport No, With hard pine lumber,
ID wscksd the est ooast Wslnsst snd all hands
but lost The captain was fouad dssd In the cabin.
VesseI 4 total oss
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HAND CAss.--The Woodstock (vt) Sxcsdsrd
says poor fellow has bssn lyog In jail IN that vnlaUs
for three months And hal witneas the part q
the govsrr msnt IN Of theft "Bsag poor ed .
stranger, h unable TO procure The requirsd e 81
seoordiDgy committed 10 jail TO remaa y elose 49,
6nsmsnt three mortal osg meatbs and halt anDly Sos
being witness, dss dtuts of frsnds or noaey."
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lar9e number Of the msmbcrs Of Tsanonsee Legala-
yilIe on the Goth ult
n Hooper, L. Borssst Rossea, and Captain Hntss,
Nsins we're among the Arrivals yesterday st tbs ocep
Houss, Broadway.
ARRIVALS.
From Liverpool u ship Pasrsk Hesry-osps FORK. iasy
and child, Capt Crotons
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Message OF tho Governor Of Psnnsylvan,a.

Message OF the Governor 0f Pennsylvania.
HARRISBURG, Jan. 4, 1854
Governor Bglers message IL received Il takes decided
ound In favor Of controlling railroad mattsu 70 ~ to
promote the interests Of It discussss the
tsgs could b gained BY the sale assumes that With
proper management profits be made equal to the
interest $40 600 600 Ststs bopds-shows that the
fusdsd debt has bs Virtually and the floating debt
actually reduced and $50 900 paid TO the sinking fund
declares ssanat omnibus and special sgsaton and that
csss-snd denss the right Of ths Legislature to grant
svscial privileges Sss general columns for the
governors views relative to the railroad riots at Eris
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Mr.. 0mDuos (ss soiD Of Ohio favored the dlstxibu-
lion Of books BE had gven his to the county ii vhish
he lived, and they formed the nucleus Of political
library.
Mr. ADDrHwAR1H (whig) Of Pa, wishing to vote un-
derstsndingly, inquired what the books are.
Mr. GDDsds enumerated them ~ far - his memory
would serve.
Mr. PRESTON, (vhig) Of KY, mppoang hs he'd sufaoIsnt
information the subject msvsd the previous question
referring the resolution 70 the COMMITTEES Library
No quorum voted, and the Eouse adjourned.
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n, ooIx. yn civ InteIIarcucc,


PROPERTY VALUATION RRooKIYS According "a tha
Mayors statement submitted to tbs Corauo Council e
Monday night the valuation Of real estate and pesooa
property IN the city OF Brooklyn Il - follows-
VALUATION IN 1854 VALUATION IN 1868
Wards. Real Eaale. Persowdl Real Ess0e PerDnA
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to this subject and he had to oonlss his inability to
undsntand what Il the opinion Of ths President upon
the powers q TIE govesnnsnt over this subject r. BY
committee could stats what the opinion Of the Prssdsnt
was and tha t vogablo, he would have no ohieo.
ton to refer . thsm they could not give him the
II presumed knew what the opinion Of the Prsadsnl
was - ven mot better than any ehs-could tell
them what II va.
Mr.. CAs (dsm.) Of fNIsh.-Do you mean ms.
Mr. CAss i have enough to do to And out what my
own opinion L. without trying to find ont the opinion Of
Mr. PrA1r ssd - the rssdsnt mrht bsrsasts central
the Legislative action this subject advisable
possible TO frame measure which, while II would
pass Congress might not be In conflict with the Presidents
views Of the constitutional powers and duties Of the gov
Mr. BAnan (vhig) Of N. O said he had bssn In favor
Of referring It TO standing committee but nov In
favor OF sle,t committee Every committee Sock
Senate to its important committees the gentleman had
se6ehly overlooked the committee Of which he .vAs
member he meant the Committee Rstrenohmsnt. BE
wsa In favor Of . select committee.
Mr. CHASE sale he supposed the only reason Why this
bin sf ou 60 TO the Rstrepehment Committee WAS that
that conmitles had nothing ts do.
Mr.. BADGER begged the gentlsmans pardon: that com
mitee had bssn ndustrousy and Il ,oriousy engaged
for time and to morrow, early day, woul1
report bili-the first fruits Of the Committee Re-
trs pchmsnta bill 10 incfeass the salaries Of all the
Mr.. BUTLER opposed tbs appoin ment Of select commit
tess subject Standing committees appoint
cd to examine and report Al legitimate business
The question was taken on tho amendment referring It
to select committee. Agreed to-yeas a. nays 8.
The relolutiou, as amended, was agreed TO.
THE NEBRASKA TERRITORIAL BILL, Ero.
Mr. DoDaE oered resolution that 5000 copies Of the
report on the Nsbraka bill be printed Agreed TO- Mr.
Doee also int oduced bill to lay of the to Of Council
Bluff, Iewa Referred.
The Senate then adjourned.
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SUICIDE UNKNows MAN --O Osrousr Gamble vestar
day held inquest at 66 Chatham street. on the body
Of an unknown man. found eead in his b.d hat nornin
having taken lodgings thers only the night previous.
From the appearance Of the body evident the DE-
ceased had committed selfdestructon The evidence
before Coroner showed that lodger occupying thu
adjoining heard the deceased groan vera times
upon hs vail hut heard 90 Dr. ns ds pspsss
post noy examination Of the body, and from Its appear
his osipion that death caused BY poiso
The contents Of the stomach given to Coroner W
helm for the purpose Of making an analysis The d.
ceased was about twenty five years Of age ave feet
incbes In height light hair oustaohe and roates ssA
was dressed In bombazne vest black cloth pants Witt
muhn shirt and black Eatin stock On hi, right forearm
Was tAttooed msrm.id and the letter "M, ,, hs len
forearm the letters M j" marked, and upon his
hand an anchor He Ia supposed to be native Of Ger
many verdict was rendered BY the jury, of suicide
by taking poison"
SUDDEN AN OVERDOSE or SALTS At sisht oolook
yesterday Mary Fngan, sixty t~o years age who was
residing with her daughter, CAtharine SAlsy No. 3N
Spring street eisd from taking overdcss Of salts n
old lsdy being taken i'll the daughter recommended that
she should take soms EPSON salts that being In hae
opinion, the mort reliable medicine in her case Ths
purchased pound ard on her rsturn home mads the
whole OF up into one portion and TO her
nothe,- the consequence Of which was the old lady
was seized with violent OF vomiting and other symp
toms snperveDDg of an alarming character physoiea
sent for. but in hour after Mrs Finsnn disd.
remains, when il was proved the qusnstty p s.iss
had s.snin.a the body says /. A. his opi.
aggravated by an overdose Of EPSON sAlts. ms
jury rendered verdict that effect The dscsassd hsl
aply arrived from ireland having been In the country
only four months. Tie administration Of the sal VA
purely through ignorance the mother and daughter hay
ing exhibited towards each other the most aectionAs
relations.
FATAL Coroner Hilton hsld at the
New York Hospital inquest upon the body cf Peter
Quigey lsbcrsr who admitted to the institutioa
ON the Sstb ut. BE was suffering from confused
and acerated vourds received upon the Hudson Rvsg
Railroad Deceased was working on tho rAvsl train b
the adiug Of logs Of which fell upcn him AMI n-
hicted the juries which terminsted fatally verdict
II dental death rendered Deceased was native
Of Ireland twenty years Of ago.
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The atest from Texas
00vKENOK II AUGURATgp--rEx PACIFIC RArIRc ID.
NEW ORLzAs1, Jan. 4 1874
ne steamer LOuiEana has arrived, wita rsxs. a. es
to the 10th uItimo.
ne Dsw 0ovsrnor had been insusurated.
The Pacific Railroad bill had bssu s, l.-d By ths Gy
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The weather h warm asd tie snow Il ali gone Tia
propeller New England d loading foE Buffalo.
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Destxucssve Ere as Albion, Mich.

Armon MIoh., Jan. 4, 1854.
me Albion College building took Are tki morning whe
The contents were mostly avsd Los sstinA>sd -
$4,000. No innuranee.
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Tine bavanmah DteaMmoh1p9s
SAvAHxAn, Jan. Q, 1854.
Ths ateamship Alabama, from New Ycfs, arrived hms
On Saturday Aftsxnoon having sxps saosd heavy wsa
tbsr during ths whole psssags.
me stssmshIp Augusta has arrived in axty ave hours
from New York.
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The Ninth Avenue Raafrond.
suPRgn C0URr-sPEcIAL TERN.
Before Hon JudSa ulsrbsrl

JAS.4.-Hooeu HoZpe-k, Appols q. wetnwe, Asaas-
der Secast doAes, Minor G. Stry and otheys-fhSv
was motion for defendants 10 show cause why thsy
should not b. restrained from laying track Green ,sA
and Warrington streets, for the contemplated Ninth
Avenue Railroad Mr. r. Hilton appeared for tho plaiu
tis and application Of Mr. Anderson, ths cause vas
postpc ned By ccnssa to enable defendants to prepare
their papers
ANOTHER INJUNCTION.
Henry A. Bo0a,t and others The NoytA Wa Prodse-
Why iour oton restraining defendants from r.
mov from the church In Frankln street. tho bodies q
persons there pesd and also TO restrain the
from selling certain parts Of the estate II appears that
BY the Will John Westsrvst, dated Nay 1Si7 the To-
lowing oslsa we're made DO snjoinit the minister,
elders and deao0ns of the Reformed North west Dato
Church In Franklin street. and their sueossor that thsy
keep my vault undaturbsd forever It wss sasd for th
Defence that the heirs of the deceased have out on M
will BY partition suit and that tho Supreme Court have
given the church to sell their real estate Dscsoa
reserved.
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! CLorMIxG wHo.. Es lLE Axp RETAIL.

IA THE undersgaed having purchased Of his late part
~ ChAs W Mack. his entire interest In TIE Cloth
~ ing Store OF Mack Lobenstine. at very h-avy dis
" determined to get rid o' the present stock
atty redu prices maize for aarge
OF Fall and Winter Clothing He therefore invts h
friends the public generally GIL and examine his Goods
prices He has good stock Of Clothing Gentlemen
shiug Goods &c &e there in Evansville .nd
will sell them chesr than they be bought otheI
place in the city which he will those his
store under Pavilion Hotel.
ey29-tf ANTHONY LOBENSTINE.
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CAN 1T BE,

VAN IL be possible that s. EMBCH to ap-
~ pear the Hoaoratle City Coune to the
charse Dry ch-api Or receiving
Goods when reality they
not worth than ninety cents oo the doar BE the
ssit nav Mr. g. attend his AFFAIR."
while he the Of his at the time
the good the largest number by
sell good Goods his numerous
mark ably low prices. r .t-sl-. ... fna.t.f-t
a.r.fa W.
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EVANSVILLE. La. WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER 6..ls54. F.
LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
!, HIGHLY IMPORTANT ANNOTNcEMKHT.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
THE AFFLICTED EvKRrwxERE, 90,
DR. A. l.. ADAMS LIVER DlLSAM
TlR. A. l.. ADAMS NEW THEORY FOR DIS.
II awak tbs nquiy IN the minds OF all who
read IT, lilo Is it lone sv-
shy immured in darkness and the ssbsss
diseased ?
- DR.. A. L. ADAMS. LIVER BALSAM.VL
The Panacea Disease afflicted % the
Territories entire of Liver
in all stages Bilious Fever Asue Fever Chrone Lung
Janndee Com plants. Disr.hs. Dyssn ~ Rhesaa
tism. Piles Scrouia Salt Rheum Dyspetsa General Deb
iy Nervousness. Costivensss. Indgssien Female Com
Or A. e. Ad.ms. Liver Bai.am nov sustain. N. A.he..
Of remedy before the public and has proved
the beyond shadow OF doult hat he
ONLY RELIABLE MEDICINE EYER DISCOVERED
being purely vegeabeN for the above
The most skepte. have become i Ioss sassrins
-lE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE q
Testimonials from rach has made. swollen
sd in this the Liver Bslssm
those suffering under the IRON GRASP OF the MONSTER
DISEASE and ct once procure one bottle ofDr Adams
Liver Balssua. t.t - ~ t.t - ~ '@-f p .
Cresar which obtained the
United States gviss esss spss 81 and
also. oftertiacstes those
paraleed ascendasey ths dseass 70 which are all
q E. scorr. General Agent. No 81 Randolph st Chicago
H. vhom all orders Be addressed 70 receive prompt
attention.
Sold by HALLoCK sroDDARD. Evansville. 3
Agents in the Country be supplied BY then Proprfe
&. JAMES. Mt. Vernon; JAMES SAMPSON N.- a.r-
PARNENTER. Princeton. Ind. s1-1yw
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REnFORn,s FAMILY GROCERY

rxNHE sould respectfully inform the citizens OF
Evansville Vicinity W.,
stock Family roeeries and Provisions Of derieton
Secoad street. door james Stess Lumber Yard
where they hope BY strict attention business to merit and
receive share Of public patronage. ia
They ar- daily receiving supplies of Butter Cheese
Eg Lard aud Poultry the country AMI shall keep
ay hand full supply Of all staple articles for table
~ "H f't..'' ''N
All Goods purchased this will be delivered at the
seps- ~ y '.Rf"' W." BEDFORD wtpE
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STEAMBOATS, " RAILROADS

TERRk HAUTE AND EvANsxiLLE y. 8. NAIL
AND EAPRks> PACKETS. s-.tH -
IRI-MEkKL "A beat Of this Line viii
ssss leave ferrs stants Evansville every
= MoAday, W WsdassdAy and Friday at 7 o'clock
~ These Boats large eennodoss ana we'll furnished
EvaAsvins wish shs dnsrsnt Lines Of
% sns oAe fve', m. W.. a.lt .l.f -eNII"h
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To Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Boston 4 New York.
CLEVELAND TO BUFFALO, -
SIXTY MILES LESS LAKE TRAVEL,
THAN BY THE OLD sANpUsk, EiJTE.
w,,v ~ND An !. no E DETESxiSS n0 on x,aN sASp y s..s
LITTLE MIAMI nA,LnoAD.
Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland and Buffalo
1s!sRss 1s!sskRsHsAE 4saiE t.HF N.sls
81 s...., csxscssr Al Fn r. p..,. o.u,.,s.,
sJ steamer QrEEN or IHE &EsI. D. H. x.Dris.
THROUGH tpou Clsv.saa 10 Duaais n t.p N.uv v,As.
~: .:s
The a,:.. s.'.,,. ,:,: .s.. p...ns .:.s,.
.t .ss -. k: Ssy isl
The Queen and Crescent beth evidences of asse
and mon will acsonphsh II this dsy Of perested
The Little M..i is the Eastern p-posas Cin.i.ass
Boat ss. ro" :aSS Cs,es ua .ss. . i es S,;::
.s Ss s... ass y. y: =
YARs.s y rioi ID l,ia . /
From Cnenassi X YORK JR,iiicii io1 Rui,i:, :, =
srOn Cissinns.i e York vie hndsos svss svss 10 >
'"N. EXcT Esioy iicK cKEis. , -, 80. 49, : T,''' !" "
rson Cscnnsuto 70 NisG.rs and tssk - u
is' = ss'i.'. "a w
n. si ss :..s i.s:S cs: i .,,
ss.sss = E,:S'
snd mail boa, lsosns sish- kassern, Little Mani Rsa-
road depot, Hast Froststreet ~ " ~ -
-. W srRADER r.hs, ssd Gen raj 1s.ss
The 0mnihus Line win passengers ssy para II The
.yss J. Il. HOWELL. c.nc:.ss.. ss;'
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CHANGE OF PROPR lETORS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C., &C.
AT .EsALE AND RETAIL ny
. .r9sfl I.EIC II Il " r l. NC,

7 N y .
THE undersigned have purchased the entire stock OF
Drugs and .NediciRes OF j. NJ. ID. Miller& CO., and
intend carving on Drug business at the well known
stand of Keller & Farnsley, No. Water street, under
the firm OF Leich cr vefling -.+e ei
Charles LEIGH ofthe firm, hopes he Is avorably known
tn the public, having been engaged In Mr.. Crawford
Bells Store the last fvo years. Peter Verling ofbe
last three years. haters himself with having the cons
dence OF its old cu.tomeis. -
We intend keeping hand large and fresh stock Of
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
strict attention business. and by low prices To merit
liberal patronage both from old and customers.
~Irlrf. Tf-1'f ~ fe 7gtaar Z CHARLES LEICH
febej.Iy PETER VERLING.
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ONFECTIOvAKY, PRESERVES. &C.
WNOl. Us n, r a II EFT ALL. - -

"A kORTZ respees,siiy inorms the paS,ie n tnat ne
chan dictionaries OF descri
includin Paris work ofsvery STYLE &c
Jelies of hs lie has the hes
enxsed and enabled TO all orders 70,
every description &C.. promptly and cheap
ly He particularly asks the attention Of Country merchants
20 his stock and prices. seplSu
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L
: EosIoS in si,, Hours: s4t ,v,7af 10 -lgiei1
49, aSh2 puxE,Rh Is n'I,s Ess,. o fstnrn bas
70 ,sis cLEskt1 nv THS: II X: H'a'' NJ mo1l
Cincinnati, Columbus aud CIeselaRd -Rsute,
,,u. n,Er.c NAV: .,...e. .m
ps;:.T. u. I.i; ss:,: s.i.... !. ps.si,s st,,. 81.
sa. s ss..: ' III: as sos ::s So:..
asssa. suriIasssn; g = Sc 8s., ~. ..I. ,TfG'Ir
- -'-' THs EED,rY TRAINS.
Iisgs NEW ARRANGEMENT. OTIS na
a.: .as . ,..
to 5apris ;s ..s .:;.
Al any. N.s York Boston. &s &s.. 2 4lL a1T
s.1 nlss less sle travel than BY an, s1;f ..as~ .a
neens Cleveland wish Pressure ssss
QUEEN OF TUE WIS.,. .......... CAPT MeBriss;
rxRs AZ cklp As Any 0TiifRc c-G. Eot f.:
fhush from Cleveland Bunao. vs.ou' laadins in
Buffalo Yo'i: Buaai. TO Siss.r. Fa. NJ.
s ..: ss sc sse a.
A. r's Rsroa' 2 BsA.s New forh
Third irdrras-Railrg.dE E,eains Express. osleeh Pm
direct ana s1susis. cr..~
i..s % ntri Ne. and sa.so. a.ss:. Nn sai.
i snIs i.adSs Sss ss.ss s
s & i ss
The LITTLE SfIIis T%R sSif EASTERN DEroli ifSSi
At ClNCINNATI.
~ Be sure and procure yOur Tickets via Coinnhss.
81 Baggage checked from Cincinnati Dankrk
fao as Dunkrk New York, cad cAscked
Buffalo 70 New York.
The Dep ssd Lake Shore RA'o.a - c,svs
|. - FOR THROUGH TICKETS. e,ssn
And for all informaton please apply II the ola
Gsssrai Rsrosd Once In three asry. yeow hsildlss
Posite the sPeacer House Esroad Hotel Mail Lan
ing st the Eastern. Little Miami. Depot
rss---N RI. CLEMENT Sun
p. W. SrRAp Ticket and General Agent ~ -,
/" THE OMNIBUS. LINE!
Wli call for passengers inssy para OF the city W leaving
directions at the above once south or
and Front directly river bask . 1000 fFllT u
eyE j. II. HOW ELL Cendueter
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,iai'oi. NEW ARRANGEMENT. =
Tive Dsiiy Trsass. M.ll.s irecs Connects
ni1o LITTA IL siIAMI RAlLK0AD.

Two DoSey Ir0oo. MINING Recs C0nnocssoo.
nl1o LITTAE siIANa RAlLK0AD.
| a.. i
|c0LVMBUs. ~ PIrrsEC RIH PHILApkLPHlA. BAL
fiMOkE AM NEW YORK, .arr -
ThREE DAILY Trans TO PIrTsBU RGH.
Az .a s'eioes NJ snd seven clock A ~.
FARE REpvCRpl
-, 10 hil.delphia
0i.s,ss ss - Nss Is.i via Pnii.d.pii.. !:
Cinei. Pittsburgh. ..................7
Casl aas. y Ptsssrsh tfrest sas.. 50,
Tine CissiAnasi 10 Ph,ladslpAia hours
Tine Cincinnati Daltinors .30x 70
Passsssers " oeioss A. N 7sais LisAts.s Exprsss
Li-ss Miani karoaA have minutes stC,esse ios daner
sestioa fissSu;sn PisdelrHis aud ssis.
n.s' sssssss. .sA Train Nsw a.l-
Passsas ss ~ 10 ososk A NJ Ezpses Tssi. Lisl. Mi
sn B. r.. deep Pitsbuah ana BY Morning Train
passing shs beautiful noussas scenery dayshG fer Phil
sae.phis ard Balsmofs csssesas With
clock Mail Train via Ks,snssss aad Nsv Jersey Rail-
Passengers BY osost Evssiss Ezpsss Little Mani Raj
make direct Risa ureh With pas
Train Philadelphia ani Baltimore soAsssag Phiia-
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ron TuROC6n lCkKfs.
General ssoiy sadi.S south
Ger House Rsrosd Hotel aad Nah Boas Lssdins or q tn,
Eassssn (Lissle Mi.mtl Depot. East Front 7.
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p. W. STRADss, Tish.t asd General Agent. =, -,
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win can 70, 10 any pa. of the city Sv d
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-06
7. r. CRISP,

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF The PEACE
sestsr's Ratidtng, Up Stairs.
r F.CRlSP, having removed his Once 20 Posters
J bulng, will be hand at all times, TO take ac.
knowedgements of Deeds Mortgages. &C.. and atte nd
all business required Of him Justice OF the Pence.
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