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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-11-05

Love your labor for 1t blesses,
And lis fruits are never curses;
All your struggles are caresses
Of child that wisdom nurses.
All things move By slow progression,
And the mind which loves MS labor
Acts array i'll bright procession
First 10 tod and then its neighbOr"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-03-04
ANTI-SLAvERY BUGLE.
THE HIGHER LAW.

A LECTURE DELIVERED BEFORE THE Social AssrM-
BLY, SALEx, ONO, TUESDAY EVENING, Fen. 2l, 1854.
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ARRIVAL OF THE
.I f u Il O p A
New YORK, April. 8, p. II.

New YORK, April, 8, P. II.
The Europa arrived at O'clock.
The Cars reply. was not received. ~.
Wheat declined Sd ON the week, flour Is.
Corn unreliable at 39s Sd.
Provisions active.
The Sarah Sands arrived out on the oath
of March.
Political affairs unchanged.
Fear of war has produced dullness in all
markets.
The exports Of gold were not quite so
heavy.
The Bank rate of interest was unchung-
ed. t,sl
The London Globe states that Russia con-
sents to recognize the neutrality of Sweden.
The people are earnestly petitoning the
Government 10 JUN the Wesieru Poxsrs-E
The Government hangs back.
Austria seems to act ia concert with The
Western Powers, but not yet in any decided
or definite manner. M
From Omer's camp on the Danube, moth
ing.
An English and French frigate have gone
to destroy The Russian stockade at the mouth
of the Danube.
! From the Baltic or Black Sea fleets, or
from Asia, nothing.
| The Cars written refusal had not come
20 hand. Ii was supposed he would not send
categorical reply, nut accept war If offered
Greek revolution yet lives but languidly
Export Of grain prohibited.
The steamer Tenerifie sails with part o.
regiment for Malta.
New YORK, April 8, NJ.
Sales 5000 bbls -four with upward tenden
cy; 500 Southern at 75aSS; 1000 bus
wheat, firm, upward tendency; 5000 bus corr
trihe higher, 75a7S; $50 bbls prison wills
ky 26c, steady. Esropa below.
New YORK, April s, p. M.
$50 bgs Rio coffee liz, Java lat; 1906
bbls flour advanced, chiefly in better grades
sales at S7aS; 1000 bbls Southern at Z rs
So. Wheat firm with upward tendency
Southern red IS. $4,000 bus corn, larg
export demand at re. 500 bbls whisky a
%, easier. 1000 bbls pork, opened buoyan,
closed heavy at IL 50aSl4. 81, 800 lbs beeI
firm with upward tendency. $4,000 lbs lard
sitter but not quotabIy higher, 9tc. Gu
meats case. 100 tons iron, firm. $50 hid
/, sugar, Orleans for refining At, dull; Musco
vado at 4ic. Money easier.
.r- CINcISSATt, April 8. VI.
, River stationary. Weather fine.
Flour steady at ST. 2016 25. quiet. VIII:
Ky declined to 1S3c. Nothing done in pre-
Wis ons. Sugar in fair demand at 4@5c.-
Linseed oil, SIC, firm. Business GENERAL
, very dull.
' PITTSBURGH, April 8, p. Al.
River unchanped
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----~- DIR. GEOHEGAN'8
FOR pTsarPsIA, scRoFuLA, AND rNrrRrrrrs THE
BLOOD.

FOR pTssKssIA, scRoFuLA, AND ALL INrrRrrIrs THE
BLOOD.
49, Prepared by oAe Of the Fae-1s.
THIS vegetabe remedy which is now -r-~ading to a
parts ofthe eounry prepared by graduate OF on
of the fret Medical Schools in the West. ply sican OF
high standing his profession and much opposed to
enpiricsmor quackery any one can be, as Is shown
By The fact re Re sSns aa
II Is PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS,
as will be seen by references the Circular and by the
Unlike ssraparil,a. the Hyropiper is quick in its
ton the i bottle often producing wonderful results
as in the cse of the negro girl Of Mrs. simmons, Of
Louisville, Who was relieved OF
EaINDN ESS IN ONE WEEKu
In short whereyer known il stands ut the head Of all
remedies for the following diseases:
Dyspepsia Scrofua, White swelling, Negro Consump-
ton Chronic Rhaumats , Govt Neuralgia, Ulcers and
all skin Diseases, all Renal or Kidney Aneenons all
Female irregularities and Distractions, Mereuria Dis
eases Secondary syphilis, Generai peoi an1 All us
orders arising from impure blood ard bad Habit Of
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
this remedy sta Ids unrivalled III is slight stnuiant
and pow erfu toi.ic and alternative.
As beaatder of the complexon, in the cure Of inn
pies and bolhc producing clear and beautiful skim
IL much more safe and remedy than all the
nietcs ani lotions ia existence. ~ IL and you will
never regret it, 10 not confidence If it hould
at first 10 increase the sea sethe general effect OF the
medicine being drive all impurities 10 the surface. and
b. that E<ans out Of the system
HARpEssnrRe. KY, Oct. G. 1851.
DR.. A. Z. Geohe-an--Dear sir: have examined our
tOlnpvunu rum sufopiPct, ior
the cure Of Scroua ia all its forms, and other chronic
affections, viz rheumatism, Female Weakness. &c
Having prescribed and watched its effects in
OF the above diseases and having always found efcc-
tuai most cheerully recommend IL to the afflicted
the best alternative and tonic have ever used-aito-
geiher superior 10 Sarsaparia. and any OF It's com
pounds. n. L. WAKEFIELD, N. ID.
ftt OwsSsBoRo', KY, March o. 1852.
Dear Do,tor-I rcceis yours OF the 2sd inst a.
corng your request acknowledge tho receipt OF Hy
dropiper.
Dyspepsia. In Short consider II valuable prepare
ton have using 1t myself, and think il benefits
my gene ral health. Respectfully your friend,
| JAMES CONAN, NJ. II.
PRrcE 81 per bottle, bottles co. S. when taken al
one time EAYMOND az PA Ten,
Soly Agant No. "A Fulton street, Louisville, n.y.,
| To whom all orders should be addressed.
Agents in Evansville, HALLoCK srOpDAED.
| F" Princeton, X. Il. HALLOCk.
| mh2S. d&w6m-s
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

axe are opening a good assortment OF Meme Cali.
w Grained, Goat and Kip Boots. Mems Kip, Grain
ed aali, goat and enamclled Brogans; Nomens sph'
SIDE sitehe grained, calf aud cBaelied oooiees, %.
enamecd gained Kid. calf and morocco Buskins, do.
SPILL call goat, hid aud merocco slippers, Mems grain-
cd do Boys aud Chiidrens Shoes All OF which were
purchased oftae manufacturers aud their az nts, and
which for sale low the present high price
OF stock will permit. for such class OF work, having
poor goods in our house. Call and examine at
! nhaI MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON.
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GUAA,DaAN,S SALE.

PURSUANT all order OF the Court OF Common
Pleas of Vanderburgh county, Ind, at its last term,
will. the 9th day OF ipril next, sell at private sale.
that part Lot No I5s ID. Il. o Evansville which Is de-
scribed us follows: Beginning at point on 81 street %
feet from the line dividing said lot from lot No. ISL
Thence right angles to I'd street towards the alley in
the rear of said lot IS feet thence al right angles 10 said
last mentioned line towards the line dividing said lots
Isl 52 right angles to said last mentioned
line TO sd street, thence aorg I'd street 10 the beginning
ELIZA HUNNkL. Guardian
OF Infant Heirs of J. Hunnel, deceased.
JONES e. BLYTHE, Attys. mh2l2wd
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NOTICE.
given. that by order OF the Board of
President and Directors ofthe Evansville Gas Light
Company, IN de at "a called meeting ~ said Board.
81 day OF March 1854. there will be meeting Of the
Stockholders Of said Company, held ut the Office of
John Chandler in Evansville, Ind the 18th day Of
April. lS54 between hours of 10 clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock =. NJ for the purpose of taking into
ton proposition to increase the Capital Stock Of said
Company bv the amount at Sl0,OOO additional stock ac
eordg the provisions of ofthe General ssem
by d; the State OF Indiana, TO authorize the formation OF
Gas Light Companies, approved FebrunI. l3.h, le5l
&. G.. KEATS.
JOnN J. CHANDLER,
mh4-td Directors.
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FIITsBUkGH, AprII 8, Z. ~ :.
River unchanged.
PROVIDENCE, X. L., April 6.

PROVIDENCE, X. L., April 6.
In Washington country WIN. II. Hopper,
for sGov.rnor, bad l325-votcs; Erancis Nj.
Diamond (Dem. }, 562; scattering, SO.
Kent county Hopper S33; Diamond
Goa.
The Wings have carried this city by ma
jorities varying from 300 10 loco.
Ii the towns To hear from come i'm as last
year, the Wings W II have both branches OF
the General Assembly.
Hopper is elected Governor. The rest OF
the State officers will be elected by the Gen
eral Assembly.
New YORK, April 4.
A large and an thusastic anii-Nebraska
meeting was held in Newark ye>ter~ay, the
Mayer pr siding. The meet NC was addressed
by ex-Gov. Pennington, Bradley, and 9TH
ers, aud series of strong resolutions passed.
HARTFORD. April 4, p. NJ.
The returns received thus far show The
election of 10 Wing Senators and Demo
Gratis, and 4 to hear from. 81 Wings and Al
Democratic Representatives. 6 Wing and
Democratic sheriifs.
1t is impossible at present to give an esti-
mate Of the popular vote.
BRocKPoRr, N. Y April 3.
BrockpOrt Collegiate Institute was destroy
by fire Yesterday morning. Loss $40, OOO-
insured for 81 600. The origin OF the fire is
unknown.
ERIE, A pril 3.
The America is fast in the ice five miles
west of Dunkrk. Fifteen miles OF, ice appar-
emily, outside of her.
HARTFORD. April, 4.
| Tho raturpa show that iIipre can he no
doubt but the Legislature will be completely
Wing aud anti-Nebraska. The Wing gains
foot up largely at all points. OF the eight
SHERIFF., four Wings are chosen and probably
three more. Far as heard from only one
Democratic Senator is elected-Manley in
the 18th district. ar..
Sentence Of Benry Craig.
WooDFIELp, o.. April z.
Henry Craig was tried for the murder o
Alexander Garden. The jury, after being
out eighteen hours, returned a verdict thu
morning of guilty Of murder in the second de
, gree. He was sentenced TO the penitehtiar,
Tor lite.
WASHINGTON, Apr;l7.
The case OF William A. Smith VS.. Lero
Swoomstead is now before the Supreme Cour
on an appeal from the State court of Ohio
The question at issue involves the division O
the property of the Methodist book concer
located in that State. Able counsel is en-
gagged, and much interest is manifested by th
crowds who throng the COURTROOM.
}. Nav ORLEANS, April 5, NJ.
Flour-Is nrmer, at Sc Z" So lels
Observation-Disclosures is dull at l4c.
CraiI-Corn Is dull at j5c.
Tobacso-is more active.
NEW ORLEANS April 5, p. NJ.
Iard-Bbl Is scarce ats7s.
Proyisions--Bacon sides II 67S; hog round Sc.
Grocerics-Rio Coffee has declined 1ac; prime TO-.
Three eargoes just received.
Business is dun since the Baltic arrived.
Hay-Ss5.
whisks--Raw ooc, rectihed sec. ..-
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MOnGAN, KEEN & PHESToN,
WHOLESALE .LERs FoREIGS and DOMESTIC DRY GOOD
HAS. POHSEt-. &c.
-

wHOLESALE sLERS FOREIGN and DOMESTIC ooopss
BOOTS. foEs. HAS. POsSEts. &c.
FRESH SPRING GOODS
wv have just received $50 packages or our Spr ne
w purchase. which we are opening, Consisting OF
Philip Allen Son's, Globes, Spragucs, Dunnels.
Harrop's, Ci,de's, American, Cocheco and Merrimae
fancy c"larcd solid black aud mourning rnts; French
ad American fast cold rich fancy Lawns; d.mestie and
foreign OIL cold plaid Gghams elegant 81. les OF ter-
reyes black silks, great ETY. of Pant SuS. Linen,
wooilen ana Caor ia Gold COitonndes, plain.
plaid and fancy gold mixed tweed Coatings, Linen
do plain and twcd black wOolen 10. various yieS OF
Ticks b,eached MusIs ine brown do, blue ard brown
aud cold Drills DE inns. Nan Seens, YORK Coatihgs,
Shrting Stripes Checks furniture do furniture Prnts
plain black w.ollen Doeskms and Cassmeres, black
broad Cloths, Irish Linens, Al sheetinGs, do AID
Bagglg. &c.
Ne will constantly be In receipt of goods during
the entire Since these goods have lived, mer-
chants burning day light AID losing eight IA going
up Tho river to make purchases We bur american
goods cf the manufacturers ana their agents and
but them sell lower than IL worth the at
tenon Of any person interested in American NJ nufAc-
lures call and examine tae beautiful sty les aud de-
signs of prints. Here you will greater variety
the best Prints IN the country than any Agent IN
New York or philadelphia offers for sale.
We respectfully invite the trade To examine orr stock
feerg that the st le and qualities OF goods
will ailrac, the the closest buy and will CON-
pare with an, the size in the country. Give Us
call. lmhb
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GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
q -E61sSS.


VALUABLE TOWN EVANSVILLE, INDIANA
I,O BIZ SOLD without reserve) at Public Auction, at
IL Evansville, sale commencing on The l.th DAY OF
April, A. l6,4-54 Lots n the southern Enlargement
of said city, to wit: Lets Nos. and i'm Block IL Lots
Nos l. aud In block IL; Lots 3 4. 5, Q, l2 and Is in
Block Ic; Lots Nos. 5. O. TO- H. 49, 80 and % in Block
o: Lots Nos g. - 10, aud ~ in Block l3 Lots Nos 4,
= Is 49, 10 aud 90 in Block III Lots Nos 3 B. 4, "
l IL 81 and % i'm Block -; and Lots Nos B. II, ID, 2e
90, "a, ID and 40 in Block l6
AlSO--One Acre OF ground in Morgan d Gihord'e
Enlargement of said city! to be sold in lots to suit pur
oh scrs.
ALsO-The undivided half of one acre containing
house suiabe II family residence. lying on the
Boonye road, near he Corporation line OF Evansville
in Block thirteen, 4th enlargement, adjoining Ev
ansville. - -
ASO-Lot g. Old Plan, City Of Evansville, lsa feet
front by $50 feet deep. very valuable Lot situated
Main street. the heart of the business portion OF
the city, containing fine three story Brick Warehouse,
now occupied Drug store Of Messrs Keller, Farms
ley n Co. .
ASO-Forty acres of valuable land lying near the +.
and C. Railroad. aud within miles of the city Of Ev-
ansyille-to be sold in lots IF i've acres each.
| ALSO-Twenty Acres on Pigeon Creek, two miles
from the city, iniersected by the e. and L. Railroad -
superior dvatlges as sites for
ulacturing establishments, Pork Houses, Mill seats,
from il location on the Creek and Railroad To be sold
in tracts OF acres each, rs purchasers may
desire. ,.
One third orthe purchase money. cash. the balance in
six aud twelve months with interest, and approved
security.
| II y Sale positive. Title indispu,ahle
Townsville Journal copy to amount of IS and send bill
to this ofice.)
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WoOLSEY & NELSON.

(NHAIRS.-Just re ceived and for sale low our Fur
~ uiturs rooms Water street, 30 dozen wood
cane seat, and sofa seat Chairs.
janl7 WOOLSEf G NELSON.
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VEWbLRf &NoT1oNS.-Ear-ripgs, Fingerrings,
81 Breast Pins. Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils,
Watch chains, Keys, Gold and Silver Watches, Steel
Deeds and Caps Brushes. Combs. Purses Fame, SeaIs
Aecorians Violins. Pictures and
for sale by
auga3Iy wooLsEY & NELSON.
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c MINIS SIC MEP CHA N s,
EVANSVILLE, IND
r HAvrSs fitted up mammoth c~S~ r.
lskyfsS harf Boat. the largest on the 1919 ~
Ohio River in the most substantial manner. we are pre-
any busincssentrustd eth
err by RIVER, kAlLRoADor s.x2s- ~
Sss.zzss Nal. without exposing TO --zz..-----3
SSsIsg the inclcmency OF the weather, aIy property.
and attention will be paid to Receiving STORING
and Forwarding and also tn the sale o nny Produce
consigned o us and all orders promptly nlted
p O'RiIEY returns his sincere thanks 10 ms nu-
merous friends for their former patronage an respect
fu ~ soIcits continuance of the same, when VAL be
dul, reeipr"caieS
Store Room we'll supplied, W II be kept for the ac
commodaon of Boats, aud their orders caTeiul. hled
mh3-dcxwiy Z. c. O'Rlbtl d %
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CSoFAS-Just received and for sale at Furniture
- rooms, eight fine Sofas.
jan27 WcOLsEf az NELsON.
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II. G.. O,RIL.EY & CO.,

lust iCElVED and for sale. larg' LOT OF LOOKING
j pla,. late WOOLSEF & NELSON.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
ne Ldrgsst CoHscIaoH f7t IIe "O''0..
(Now rN ROUTE FOR The NORTH

TUST received per steamers Sultan and Granite State,
- &c packages New Spring Dry Goods comprising Z
Chalii Baregcs. Moussene DcLaines,
Rarege DeLaiues, Portsmouth Lawns
Brocasiei l.. WINS French Figured Lawns,
Earlston Gnghams Manchester Cir CHAINS,
Sod Check Ginghsns, Figured black Alpaca Coat
Figured Lustres Lininge,
Engii.h Cotton Drills. Fancy Linen Drills,
French Linen Coatngs, 90 cartoons Bonnet hiooons'
All very desirable goods 10 sale at low figures by
mil, y. II. MAGHEE d co.
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SPRING IMPROVEMENTS.
DUILDER> aud others wanting Cast Iron Fronts for
ID Houses, Of choice patterns and other castings anc
Wrought Iron work Tor Buildings a.e requests Ia give
u. a call. (mhl) G.. ID. EGGLESrON 81 CO.
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MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
BEAUTIFUL. assortment OF black Bareges and blk
n Silk Tissues, It HUGHES,
nih.3 Corner Main and Second streets
HsgGt:TES! fsCGG7ESy
1 FINE assortment Of Buggies, Family Carriages,
L Roekuways. Sukics. &c. &C.. from the Manufac
tory of d. WoodrdE Salem Ohio, just reed aud for sale
by (nh23-iO J. HEALY, Agent.
lNUGaR.-5o hhds Fully Fair for sale by
- mhI6 GEO. FOSTER & co.
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ID. WOOLSEY.
n. NELSON
AUCT 10 n.
EURNITURE.

FURNITURE.
SOFAS. Divan, Center, dining Srea kfast and Cara
~ Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
Hureans; Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do enclosed
ana plain Wash Stands. Lounges, Bedseads and Mai-
tresses Also large and general assortment of God,
Cane and Hair seat Chairs, for sale low by
sug231 yd wOOLSEY & NELSON.
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DISSOLUTION.
THE copartnership formerly existing between the
Il subscribers, under tina name and style of Graham
& Farrell. dissolved by mutual consent ON the l2th
day Of December, A. u. 1853 III persons indcbt'6 to
said irm requested to make payment TO Morris s.
johnson, with whom the left for
collection. Prompt payment Is expected as II is impor
tant that this business should be Immediately settled
JOHN GRAHAM,
mhI5-3wd JOHN FARRELL.
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GLASS wARE.-Just received and for sale Al auction
NJ and ryate sale a lot Of Glassware.
tauy7 wOOLSEY & NELSON.
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JEWELHY! JEvyEEEE!!
SOMETHING DECIDEDLY RICE,
MEN AND FASBIONA BILE.
lust arrived at HUSrACE'S First street, near hfan
ANNOUNCE TO the Inhabitants Of Evansville and its
vicinity, that have just received us fine and select
a assortment of JEWELRG WAS ever brought into
hts market. Those who have found it difficult. 10 get
suited in selecting article In the Jewe ~ line
now tie accommodated. My stock consists in part Of
tho lowing articies
spcndi lot OF q I'D Guard Vest and Fob Chains;
Heavy Gold bracelets am Clasps;
Dagucrrcotype Pins. Lockets;
Locket Clasps and breaches:
Some fine Gold Keys. Ear Drops, Studs Watches &c.
The above shall be sold exceedingly low.
mhl6 r.. HUSIACE.
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DOH DEKS.-A beautiful assortment OF Gold, Vel
ID vet and Coiored Borders. latest spring ,les just
reed by lmhg) JOHN e. DEVEhEUA. JE.
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DEDSTRADS--Just received ana for sale low, q lo
ianS7 wooLsEY s. NELSON.
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DECEivED per steamer Bells Key
II drum Codfss;
o5 boxes do for family use;
9 bbis No. I Mackerel, large;
2 do Noe do do:
ticrccs New Rice, Acc qr-boxes Sardnes;
bbis best White Wine; bbs Loaf Sugar
do Crushed Sugar; do Powdered sugar;
For sale by (mh.0 l. & u. HERMANN.
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Nj q. SUGAR.-26 hhds fair to strictly choice,
IN landing from steamer Sutlna. for sale by
mhIs 5. 4. GILBERT e. CO., Syc. near Water.
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STaTEMEyT

lNF RECEIPTS INTO THE TREASURY OF TIKI
" CRY OF EVANSVILLE, THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING
yyr1u Tle NoSv.I az MARCH. 1854. CITY
| Cash. Orders.
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EGHORN, Straw. Palm leaf, Panama, Silk. soft
IL Wool and Fur Hats Spring styles, for sais at
mh2I MORGAN, KEEN d PkEsTON'S.
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Total Receipts Soi3o 70 eofi D
There has been paid Cash on Orders
for interest Cit, Ponds and Bank
Debt, Common (chools, Lamp Posts.
Leaving in Treasury at date. siss % i6 Sc 81
:. SOkENSON, Treasurer.
Fvansve Ma rch Of 1854 fmh.6-,f
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CITY AUCTION STORE.


r. FONDERSMlTI, Auc;oneer, First street be-
tween Main ard Locus sis., will sell al Auction,
Goods Furniture. Wares. &C., on commission, aud also
Real Estate and Horses. Cash advanced on Conslgir
u,.ut. il required. viii eel my entire stock Of Van
Ke. Notions and Jewclry auction. Regular days of
sale--eyery Monday, "Wednesday, Fria. and Saturday
nights.
PSI will be q ad attend 10 all my old cnstome
and as many new o q. may favor with cali, aud
will sell goods private sale al Cincinnati prices, &.
wholesale and retail. lmas3- 3md
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NEyy SEs.eENC GOODS!

VUST received by the su .scriber beautiful assert
d mcni or spring aud Summer Dry Goods, which the
Ladies' and citizeis generally requested 10 call and
examine, before purchasing elsewhere He i'll sell
cheay as any oibss house in lhe Nest.
WILLIAM HUGHES,
mhc3 Corner Main and Second streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-10

D1SSOLUTsOy OF PATsTNERSEltP.
TIME partnership heretofore existing between David
Still and Clarkson Start, in the Lewis iioges Canal
Boat, was, the 4h day oi March p54, dissoV ed by
mutual consent. David Still is now owner lmhS II
- Hi DS choice New Orleans Sugar:
u . do prime do do; Just reed at
mil COOKS Family Grocery.
WINDOW IShiNDS.-Fiye cases Of Window
w Blinds Of every variety of style ami prices. just
and for sale by ghe dozen single the Wall
paper Store of (.DhD JOHN {. DEVEREUx, JR.
7 EATEzEss.--sd oz extra fniihed Kips, for sale
Il 4 a HANtLT0N'S Family Grocery. Shoc-mak rs
are invited TO call aud examine them. mil
BOARDING,
NORNER OF Walnut and Market streets. Terms 81
50 per week 20 cents per day. Several small faini-
lies be accommodated.
Eh2-tf J. JENKINS.
NEW SPE1NG GOODS.
WE have received our new Spring and Sammer
w STYLES OF Mn i.ias; also faces kmornideIics
Aexander's KID Gloves, Maniilia and Dress Trimmings
and Fringes, which invite the Ladies' TO examine
EDWARD FEGAN 81 CO,
rhe3 First street. opposi e Post Office.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-10

NOTICE.
THE partnership heretofore existing in this city be-
l. tween Martin Glass AMI Martin Klaus. under The
firm Glass d. klauss is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
Martin KLAUS has purchased the interest OF Mr. Glass
and authorized close up and settle the business oil
.lid firm MARTIN GLASS,
mh9g-im MARTIN kLAUSS.