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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-12
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ARRIVAL OF rish
81 als NORTHERN LIGHT
At NEW YORK.
New YORK. Oct. O
At NEW YORK.

New YORK, Oct. 8.
The Steamer Northern Light, with advice,
from San Francisco to the 18th ult., arrive,
at this port last night. She brings 494 pas
sengers and $4,000 in gold.
Everything was quiet at San Juan, ant
Greyto was being rebuilt by the former
inhabitants.
The shipments Of Gold from San Francisco
on the 10Th were: Seirrea Nevada and Pan.
ANA, ) 100000. besides 500. 900 in United
States transfer drafts, b. Page, Bacon g. Co.
which took the place of specie.
The general election resulted in the sue
cess of Denver and Herbert, anti Brodrick
democrats for Congress. For the Legislature
as far as heard from, the wings elected sew
en-, and the democrats twenty-six, to the SeL-
ate; and the wings 35, and the democrats ID
to the State, but it was considered doubtful
that the democrats would be able TO mite up
on any candite for the United States SEN
ator.
In San Francisco, the Know Nothngs
carried every thing before them; they elect
ed their candidate for Mayor, 5. p. Webb,
formerly Mayor of Salem, Mass, by ov err
500 plurality. There were twenty-seven
names on their ticket, twenty Of them were
taken from the nominees of the wing and
ant-Brodrick conventions, and seven were
their own no minees, any of whom were
elected by average majority of four thousand
The new Common Council is composed of
twelve wings and four democrats.
The news from the Mines continued favor
able particularly from the southern mines.
where the miners are very successful, more
so than ever before.
The overland emigrants were arriving.
out were not as numerous as in former years
From five hundred to one thousand Chinese
were arriving in San Francisco every week
or ten days, most OF whom are slaves TO their
more wealthy countrymen. Above the av-
erage number of murders and assaults are re-
corded.
The British and French ships left San
Francisco on the second on a cruise.
The English bark Amelia Thompson
stranded north Of San Simeon bay.
Business at San Francisco had become
quite active generally, and prices of the
leading staples had advarced, especially pro-
visions, fresh goods were especially in de-
mand.
The banking house of Caruthers Ander-
son a. Co., has suspended; it was one of the
smallest in San Francisco
The anniversary of the admission of
California into the Union, was celebrated at
San Francisco on the 9;h, with great dis play.
Additional massacrees Of the overland en-
igrants 10 Oregon are reported.
The advlces from the Sandw oh Islands are
to the 9Th August, but contain nothing oil spc-
cal interest.
From the Society Islands, we are advised
that the war had ceased, and the revolution
ary chief had been firmly established on the
throne.
The steamship Cortes, with the passen-
gers per Star OF the West, which sailed from
New York on the 18th August, had arrived
at San Francisco.
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INDIANA ELECTIONS.
CIyCIEAATI, Oct. IL
BALTIMORE, Oct. @.

. DALllhOhE, OCl ".
No news south of Augusta
Partial returns of the Florida election
show a Democratic gain, but nothing de-i-
sive.
A collision occurred on the Georgia rail-
way last Thursday. The engineer was kill
ed, and fireman and others everey injur-
ed.
Yellow fever still prev ailng at Savannah,
Augusta and Charleston.
New YORK, Oct. 9.
A dispatch from Albany states that the
Know Nothings there repudiate the action
of the Know Nothing convention held bere,
and that another State convention will be
held.
The steamship Hansa arrive&ths morn
ing from Bremen, bringing 754 passengers,
but no news of interest. She sailed on the
Odd.
Markets very dull to-day; prices declined
SO per cent. Sheep and lambs were dull J.,
but prices not lower. Hogs flat and prices
shadow lower; Ohio corn.ed sold at 5Oa
A 60, gross.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 9, p. NJ
River falling-l7 inches in channel
Weather clear and cool.
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prnE pI,oOD. SHORT HORN CATTLE SOUTH
BON AMI FRENCH AiAiiNU SHEEP FOR


TEA ROSE White and Red roam. calved May lsS
by Westrster White Rose ty Splendid t5zls) o.
Mellow Young Denton (9t3) &C dana Arabea
b. NortL star top GGG dam by Comet (s5) t'GG
dam ~ Henry (A0) GGGGG dam -; ~ DAINTY
eO): Rose has hvr calf by her side months old b,
Prophet.
observation-disclosures 1872, sired by Prophet dm
Phox by orkshTeman (5O) dam Ph@nix ~ Hero (iO-)
Washington lIjSB 'iGtf dam Pahsey. ~
IIsIs (3Fl 90 dam Primron ~ Charles GID &C '5S
dam - bv Blythe Comet tSj) GGGGGG dams - ~
Prince (52D hfGiGGG dam ''' ly Patriot lS6) Pleas
ant is N eali by Gaia. .
CBA-ea eaIved May %. Is=2 sired by Prerh-
Ct Coral % lSI4f dam CnnqGst by asia
inyton m &C dam Ramsey BY Dlaze GGG dam Priin
ron by Charles lI25l GGGG dam -, by Blythe Comet.
IS. GGGtG dam - by Prince, Szi. 6bbtNUuah
by Patriot. ass.
The numbers attached the Of the animals refer 10
their register in the English herd Book All the animals
no offered for registered and will appear in the xt
volume llished IN London.
have also each of South Down and French Mari
no Sheep Also a few Dorking Chickens All the abo We
bred by Mr. Rsoeh Of Oscgo county New YORK.
and brought This State last fall lor my own USE
This is opportunity breeders grta lew animals OF
purity blood that seldom offered IN this state
The most guarantee can lie gwen as to the
- K. HUDSON. Agent.
ev2;-tr Albion Edwards County. H.
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pIiNO FORTES.
NEW 1IUS5CALENSrisUa Sr0av
%

~ IL w lUeStCA Il SlDsk.
FIRST STREET NEAR TlE posi- OFFICE.
THE undersigned respectfully LEGS
IT, Es leave TO inform the ladies an gentlemen
II Is II \ all admirsrsof Mq.esi arts and EaintinEs OF
instrumental Depot
in the above described premises consisting principally in Pr
the celebrated makers who
eived the hrt premium in Europe we'll America the
lane Worlds Fair and would with
denee thct he believes these instruments well OH Paint
probably the hest wh n found their this
Relieving that the present strides Of Litea
mentsl pursuits and tie amply Justify the sUrpsr
here such
pprs.ion suc goods ofiustruments and oil PainngBin
gded frames adOTn avorite Parlors have been
tuce to epen this establishment Being musician by pro-
fesicn. selecting The
best Instruments and such good the markets EaroP Ds
ant New York afforded aud acting
these houses. cell chem almost thcr original
excepted. lean fully the brsncy
ot tone OF PA touch. durability and the aiing in
gOod
ALSO-A seleetion Of Blmboo Ornamental Walking Canes
ofdhercnt pattern. Window Blinds with all
and plaza The hest Violin Bows
Br gs Tapieees. screws. Pegs kossn snd other items
Sc Pianos tuned Ia equal temper through all the twenty
four keys. aud repaired to order.
handed Pianos aiken in exchange rart pay
well improved aud unm landed prop
ars tJ-af-
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DAILY JOUR NAL.

Reported expressly for the Daily Journal
Pennsylvania Election.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.
In the LIST District, Florence, Dem, is re.
elected by 345 maj.
I'd. District.-Tyson, Wing, elected BY
ao26 maj.
Iaird District.-Mllard Wing, elected by
I TAO maj. over Sandy, Dem.
Fourth District Jacob Brough Wing
elected by ISL mai. over ii. NJ. Phillips
Dem.
Pollock's majority in the dity OF Philadel-
phia is 1929.
~ PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.
In the 7th ward Bigler has 800 mai
large Dem. maj. in 10th ward. Pollock 900
maj. in the 18th ward, Pollock 500 mai. i'm
the 18th ward, GA in the 9th, and 3S4 in the
4th and 9Th.
In the First District FIorence's election
conceded.
Carbon Co. as near as can be ascertained
Bigler's maj. is about 100.
Packer, for Congress, has abou, 200 maj.
in this (Burks) county.
In Schuylkill county Bigler's maj. is esti-
mated at 200O-Whig gain of 1900 over
1851.
PITTsBURG, Oct. 10
So far Pollock makes but small gains over
Johnson's majority in '52. Lawrence coun-
y, New Castle, 200 maj. for Pollock--gan
of 1873 on last fall. Beaver TO-, New Britton.
Pollock III, Bigler Al, Bradford. Native, Il9
Canal Commissioner, Darrisee 4S. Mott As.
Ohio SiectiOns.
CIScISSATI, Oct IL.
Swan and Blinkendeffcr will have at least
1000 majority in franklin.
Galloway, Wing, for Congress, will have
from 1900 to 1000 majority in the District
Pickaway will give from 400 to 500 majority
for him.
Seven townships in Licking county indi-
cate the triumph of the Independent; ticket
by large majority.
Fairfield has elected the American ticker
by 1000 maj.
Lott Smith is probably defeated for Con-
gress. Bingham beats Stewart in the JEFF
ferson District. Swan and Blinkensdeffer
VIII no doubt be elected by large majority
CINCINNATI, Oct. lip. NJ.
err Tim Day, anti-N ebraska, is elected to
Congress from the First District. Second
District, Harrison, Wing, is elected In the
Sd district, Lewis ID: Campbell is elected by
1880 maj GRITTY. Stanton, for Senate by
5000 maj, anti.Nebraska. The anti Ne.
braska majority in Hamilton CO. is set down
at 5000. In the 18Th district the supposed
anti-Nebraska majority is 1900. Galloway
is elected over Olds by 800 10 1000. Bling
ham, Wing, is elected in the LIST district.
INDIANA ELECTIONS.
CISCIsAATI, Oct. IL, u. NJ.
Dan Mace, 9Th district, is elected to Con-
gress by l,500 majority; Barber, in the 9th
district by Csc maj Scott, in the 9Th district
by 500 maj Petit in the IIth district by 1,
500; Cumback in the 9TH district by 40 mr
Holloway in the 5th district by $500. All
Ant-Nebraska candidates. There is little
doubt but Ohio has gone by large majority
for the Independent ticket, and decidedly
Il
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r. GEOHEGAN'S
CyTEACT OF ssYDROPIPER,

FOR DYSPEPSIA, scRoFULA AND ALL IMPURITIES OF THE
Prepared 6y If The FoeHftU.
THIS vegetable remed. which Is now spreadngt TO all
parts eoqntry prepared 10y graduate OF one
high standing his profession and much opposed to
empiricsm quaekery as any can be, as is shown
by The fact that the recipe published and ACCOMPANIES
each bottle of the medicine. thus generating ii from
the charge Of being nostrum; ,,..,o,
IT rs PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS:
will by references the Circular and 10y the
accompanying certificates.
Unlike Sarsaparilla, the Hyropper sqniek in itsae-
ton, tie frst bottle often producing wolderlnI ress
as in the uf the girl OF Mrs. simmons OF
Louisville, who was relieved OF
EEzNDSESS ~ ONE WEEkH
In short wherever known stands ii me heao OF All
remedies for the following Diseases
dyspepsia SerofIla, " hte Sweilng Nsgro
all Skin diseases All Renal or Kidney Affections, all
Female Irregularities and O0srucu0hs .HtrcuLiai Tvs
eases Secondary syphilis. General Debility ana all
orders arising from impure blood aid bad Habit
System, rr,yst,E COMPLAINTS
this remedy DIS unrvalled. Ii is slight siimuan
and a powerful tonic and Alternative.
AZ beaufifer of the complexion In the cure Of nm
nles and blobes. producing clear and beautiful skin
r. Is rnueh more safe and remedy than all the
never regrett DO not lose confidence lift hould seem
t first 10 the dsease-he general effect of the
medicine being drive aimpurtSst to the surface
| by that means out of the system.
HsRDExsBURG Ky. oef.6. 1851.
DIR. A. r. Geohegan--Dear Sir: have exaIpined our
recipe Compound Fluid Extract of Hydropper for
the cure Serorla in all its forms. aud other chronic
| asi.c,ions viz: Rhenmatism Female Weakness &c
Having prescribed and watched is effects in many
of the above diseases, aud having always found II eec
tnal most eheerfuy recommend II TO the afflicted as
the best Alternative and tonic have ever used--ato
geher superior sarsapsrlia. and any of its COM
pounds. " L. WAKEFIELD, NJ. ID.
| OwENsEoRo', KY, March %. 1s59.
Dear DoctorI receiy yours of the 22d inst. aeg
corng to your request, acknowledge the receipt of Rs
dropiper.
In several in This community il has relieved
Dyspepsia. In short, consider IL valuable prepare
ton. have been using myself. and think il benefits
my general health. Respectfully. yoar friend.
| JAMES COWAN, NJ. II.
PRIcE 81 per bottle, or bottles for S. when taken
one time. RAYMOND a. PATTEN,
Sole gent, No. "a Fulton street. Louisville Ky,
/ TO whom all orders should be addressed.
| Agents in Evansville, HALLoCK IL ST oDnARD.
Il Princeton, X. Il. IALLoCKk
mh9e- Ia w6m-is
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prnFopn,s FAMILY GRoCERY

gg,E undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens
Evansville vicinity that have just openeda fresh
amy Gro~ries and Provisions OF every desepon
james Steel's Lumber ard
where they hope by strict attention 10 business 10 merit anc
receive share OF public patronage. .
They daily receiving fresh supplies OF Bner Chsess
Lard and Poultry from the country asd shall Keep
,tsoy hand full supply Of all staple articles for tabl'
use.
All Goods purchased this will be delivered s th
ss n,"''' u BEDFORD WADE.
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nU. j. q. DvRCiI.DENTIST.

avng devoted the last years 81 his life to the stne
practice OF his profession. would respectfully re-
quest those who in debt 20 him for professional services 20
without delay unusual the
part OF protection which he belongs Civ.
credit aud he earnestly requests that will call him
rvirrS Who REPAIRED and
material used and the skill
for operation . the kind,
lk.tf
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GREAT WESTERN MEDICINE.
DIR BROCE'S
INDI 4 N ' r. G. Il L "a Is l. Il
PAN CE A,
For the Radical Cure Of

For the Rddicdt Cure nj
EAYsPEPSIA Scrofua Kings Evil. ncpient Cousunp
~ on Rheumatism Inflammation OF the kyes Con-
plains travel Piles DrOpsy Sick and Nervous Headache
pain in the Side and Back Diseases Of the kidneys
spleen and Codnes OF the Feet Old sore, and Ulcers
Swelling Of the Glands Lunbagv Jaun dice Female irreg
uaes aud all diseases arising from improper or excessive
of Mercury ,-,,,, NJ on,
The put quart bottles with the
ters "DR. BRUCE'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA
NEW CASTLE. Ky. - blown In the glass.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES
Alternative PurEative Duretic Daphoretc and Tonic IL
action the Liver Blood is powerful aud sanatiye
removes Constipation and is the MASTER KIM OF PAIN
the Kidneys and Urine promote
Preparation. equilibrium IL pur-s the Bloc
clears skin the Tongue sweetens the Breath
while il thus from the system all accumulated morh
mater its tonic properties give and action impsTtin
new life aud vigOr. Price 81 per bottle
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HURTS! EEURT,S!! HUlsT.S!l:
JRnN TINCrT1 RE

Ut that certain class
diseases their orisn Debility; and. inventor
having strictly view. led discovery of
valuable of all MedicnestO the shattered
broken down systen originating from and every
Tn of tie active and preparations
Of Iron known the Medical World. may all
eases requiring ehaybea Ii particularly recommended
Chs Fever SerOtua. rheumatism. Gout, Distracted
which been the Of death
young females, just at that time Of lite when they
houid he Flushing into wOHanhOod. Falling OF the Womb
Albus cor Whtes) Drores Of ali kinds Chronic
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- N rcc,g.roy a 20

HDKOPKETORS OF the Crescent Cliy foundry In Evans-
ve BALD all kinds of Machinery. in ST lie. quality and
price. equal 20 made city OF the West.
We make Fire and Engines all Saw and Grst Mill
sas Cast Iron Water heels Car Wheels Cast Iron House
Fence Railing various patterns Brass Work all
kiuds Wrought and Cast Bridge Work-indeed
pairs.
We highest prce Tor Scrap Iron Brass and Copper.
Foundry the CauacOrner OF Canal and Ingle Streets
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BAsTRO Texas. May l. 1854.
Nrssgs. FARMER. Hurt x observation-disclosures
been the schos for
found my health rapidly declining General debility
pervad-A whole weak and
like walking skeleton until fused three uottes
Hurts Iron Tineture. well aId testify
truth medicine
spinal loss of appetite and all diseases arising
A diseased OF the blood. Yours, with respect,
. J. NJ. HAMMOND.
ey7 -4mw WOOLSEY < LiSCK Sole Agents.
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MERcER Co. Ky. Jr1Y i.t.

MERCER Co. XIV. July let. '53.
Ma T. F. HURT--Dear Sir:-Permt 10 state 70 ven.
the cf Female community that about
ago diseased with Failing the Wbmb and
Whites which kept confined 20 room nearly all the
time had the the country
without any relief la April my persua
ded s to SPringI did aud remaining there
some tine found the water not beneitiny
turn home female acquaintance. who had been using
Iron consented
bottle. found myself improving rapidly.
ng hottie ard HAPPY
to ny household .aaiCs Is before was taken sick.
A
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CAN 1T BET

fANth he possible that ). EMBICH summoned to an
" pear before the Honorable City Council answer TO the
car-e feeling Dry Goods ebeaPg
corporation orders tor Goods when resy they
not worth than ninety cents the Goari BE the
may know Mr. f. attend his r.
while he the Of his the
cndeayrins DO the greatest god the largest
htnHin sell good Goods to bisnumerOus
mark ably low prices.
Cal Ladies We know you delight in getting good Goods at
ow prices ey2l
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ron S>.p np uENr

FOR SALE Or RENT.
very desirable family residence. situfted in the most
81 elegahe part the city The house contains six
cistern out houses and number of fruit
ne premises.
sr bargain had if applied for Immediately Apply
this office. angi-u
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pRAn, REAnl, READ,.l

READ. READi READ..
statement of the Rev. s. 3 sumner President OF the Henry
Female College.
great m1ral worth, and
for high aud honorable bearing his school famed on a
count his skill teacher and the rapid progress his pupils
make in The scluirernent Of useful knowledge:
- NEw CASTLE. KY. May p. 1888.
Dr. Bruces Indian Vegetable Panaeea has been used IN my
family and school with eutire satisfaction. Mr. Armstrong
one 81 teachers has also used il with decided benefit and
hour have used il myself satisfied. from the
under my and Of my family that u Is
= sai,siIe medieine ). ). SUMNER.
Let everybody procnre one Of Dr. Bruce Amanaes and
Jouna aud performed
" ~ PRINCIPAL DEP0TS.
BRUCE * CO.. New Castle. Kentucky.
T.. II. " RIGHT x CO.. Indianapolis. Ind.
wOOLSEY & LINCE, Evansville. lad.
and sale and -1ssi"n. at DEPOT prices by
ieIO-Gm HELI Err, FARNSLbl d Co Evansville.
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Dean Of the Faculty. Memphis. Tenn. speaks thus:
T. ~ BaUCE n. d. New Castle. Ky -
Dear sir: submitted your Compound TO Professors H
and p Watson thew think highly Indeed
III your Paaaeea and think it we'll calculated 10 nave very
ssi,.arv eeet a aerant. give opinion ~ u %
rhvcfans aud others who may wish buy it, and eheerfai
I've IL my ind vidual recommendation.
80 r. c. GAYLE.
Dean of the Faculty
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MARIN e. CO., AGENTS.
APPOINTED pr THE STATE or MARYLAND,
FOR TIE SALE OF rICkErS IN TIE +
aEAT'a, EesE"r EEsHr,.

III 4 AZ sIA h ID al . z q. E4esE"E AA2 rs
FOR OCTOBER.
Payment Of PrtisS G~arGntsed ey the state.
M solicit your attention 70 the following Lotteries
NS he this moath. Is IL s.i "A
many prizes possible. shall do that
You OF the largest, ifyOu will permit
have the opportunity. last month handsome priLes
different parts of the $1,000
sio.Ho. and
Ensuing nth will equally fortunate the last
information desired may b. obtained by addressing
c. MARIN n co Baltimore. Md.
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T. TT sTocKWELL NJ ID

Professor Physiology and Hygiene successfully
in Philadelp hia auf Cincinnati. says:
Messrs BRUcE & Col have used extensively. separate
anu collectively the articles composing the Compound otDr
Rce.s SptAS VEGETABLE PANACEA. and consider II tht
most eecua remedy for Serofuls. TuSeree aad Dyspepsia
that before the peoce Iii sae potent and eyinces high
degree % pharmaceutical science.
L. III. STOCKWELL ". d.
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PORTRAITS.

HE undersigned. Portrait Painter. having carried his
stadies several years Rome. Italy. peetful
invites the Of the nhatnnts Of this and vi
his Portraits the perfect which he
He also Is prepared Church and Altar PANT
shd all other work belonging his profession
waiting Of Odd Paintings Samples of h be
Mr. ). Listers bookstore. Hi the New
York Hotel Vine between First and Water
augO-2wf DANIEL ROSTER. Portrait Painter.
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ssPriGUE'S FANCY PRiNT12e cases sprsEue's
- snail fgured madden Prints reed thus day and
eyT JAS. Low u CO., as, Maia it, Lou. Ky
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NnIfCEf

NOTICE.
'HE subscriber respectfully informs the public that through
long practice in the cloth manufacture. he IS enabled
all NOo-n-stuhs. and take lie
that stain taken Of clothes by him. will
again the Cloth will get the pO-h
when He also does eniug Of short notice
and reasonable prices. The Palic viii please t. give
a TRIAL GUSTAS u. KRACH.
Mr.. Shmith's House. door Of DR.. Muehlhausen.
seI2I- I'm Lama.co.
CHE:@fJlSt reed per Umpire Is bxs. Orange
\ = Farm Cream Cheese, aad fJ- sale by
sep2l x ID. HEINAN.
JEREMIAH BENIN. INSURANCE. AGhNr
Once j. NJ Caldwls Store. Evansville. Indiana.
A GENT for the MEM YORK CITY ms. CO..
~ STATE MUTUAL FIRE l. MARINE ms. CO.. Of
lIarrisbursh Pa.
UNITED STATES LIFE MS co. of New York
KEYSTONE MUTUAL LIFE d uEALIa INSrR
ANcE CO of uarrisburgh, Pa. sePeO-Iy
cSUsfR H0usE. PLANTATION & REFINED
AoSh> -l'J bbs besI quality IN hne order, Tor sale
seo2o by 5. T.. GILBERT 4 Co
--I- Svcsmerr Water
VENNEssEE M0NEY-rN.A ~ ,a,..3Vyr--lo.,,,, v
sep2o Sycamore Water.
~ s. Z. GILBERT x CO..
sep20 sycamore near " ater
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WANTED.
LANDS sCDJECTTO ENTRy

rfNE six having expired, av under the
subscribers ia the Evansville. indianapolis Cleve
land Straight Line Railroad redeem their lands
is hereby given bat the unredeemed Ian lots 50
subscribed subject to the office Company in
These lands aud lots Conn
panY cash valuation Oa and
aud Interest PAYABLE onc-four cash.
equal enstaments with interest The the cities of
indianapolis and Evansville and the Ian the counties OF
Randolph. Marion CLAW Morgan. Johnson Monroe Greeue
Martin, Davies. Pike Warriek. Glib and Nanderburgh
The Company still taking zeal except swamp lands
at ca h value, subscription. JAMES GREENE.
sep21-iw Treasurer.
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d. for al.t n N "a
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

'ENp 90 .TRACTOHs.-25o yards Of earth wanted. de-
Il yered the lot above residence Robert
Barnes Esd for which the market price will be paid by
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