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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-29
Henry H. LEEDS Auctionoer-By II. H. LEEDS a. Co
ON MONDAY. May go, at IO1 O'clock, at the store,

Henry H. LEEDS. Auctionoer-By II. II. LEEDS Co
ON MONDAY, May 80, at IO1 O'Clock at the store
" No 10 Nsssaust signor q. b. PANDOLFNIS FIRST REG
ULAR SALE OF MARBLE and ALABAsTER srArUARY,FAN-
GOODS this consisting of Marble Roman, Gre
clan Etnsean Bsrdso Hee. Agate Modc Egypn and other
Roman Tezzas aud Uns Card ReceeI Jewel Cakets
Csndlesck PaTe Weight. &c Aso splendid Marble Statues,
representng the BAsh Psyche Cupid with Nest &c
invoice Of agncen Abater stataettes,
just received from y comprising the Mgaen the most superb
Of this NiObe
Child Ceopsus Venus the Bath Apollo Belvaere, and
Others equally ine
PARIAs GooDsA large invoice Of Pesn Stsne''es, comprising
the following subject; Venus the Bath Mgsen, Wo0dcutters
the Four Seasons Peace and War, Despair Agriculture, Com
Ilerce, &c.
PLATED WARE-supeb heavypated Cestou, Liquor
stsuds Salt Cellars Toast Racks Cake Baskets Sugar Bowls richly
Tea and Cups about 10 dozen Fable and Dessert
Forks and Spoons and Teaspoons Of fashionable size
raeln balance tho stock Of celebrated importer
declining business aud the best of silver plate German
silver
PAPER MAcBE GooDs-WorkTGbles ulad with PEARL Chairs,
Portfolios. &c.
All goods he from the city viii be packed in the best
a small expense. by Sgnor Pandolfni f2fs2)
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HTsHY II. LEEDS A1eoneer-By II. Fl. LEEDS A. Co.
on TUESDAY, May 30. at l0I o'clock, at the Sales
~ room no 70 sss-ansr Sale Of English French aud Ame
EnCRANINGs comprising about with duplicates framed
sTd Unframed suitable for private dwellings
portfolio Among the various Represented may
the Moorish Bride portraits Vcors Welingon
hnox Clay Gsn Pieron, Major Andre Sir Walter Raleigh
Nshinson sud Daniel Webster also the Last Moments King
Charles the First Opening Of the Sixth Departure Chill
cen Of Israel Commodore Perys Expedition Japan
Crystal Pslaoe Ssarah end the Elders
son Of Independence Trial CHARLES PAGE slender
.nd shallow Capture of Major Andre equally
insres;ing--oh hs sold without
OT friends AID the public invited examine them dag
o sale. A. above
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paper Warebouses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRICKsON
No 10 Beetnsn-st cder for ssle the terms.
wrsns Papers English French and American.
sews PAPER al sizes weights and qualities.
book Paper, al sizes, veiSbts and qualities.
ssoe fnper fancy colors and white beet
nsnrrf Paper. white and eolorec different widths.
Ssf,efs Paper thin and Of the best quality.
Cloth Parer. Jx1o s0xfs.
Snshse herewue Paper, large assortment just arrived
-nssthng Psper of The beet quality.
Wrappfns Paper Straw, kag. and Manila
Tea Psrer, Of djfererf sixes
fa- koofns Paper suitable Tor roofs IN rols
DIAPER WAREHOUsE.--REMO
l. Ely has REMOVED No. IS FULToNsT hsr~.s. tssi1
and Cnsts, whore he ofen all kinda of PAPrR n
desired. % manufacturers lowest prces '- ~ sS~s
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HENRY II. LEEDS Auctjoneer-By HENRY H. LEEos & Co.
GREAT SALE Of ORIGINAL. DRAWINGS am

HENRY II. LEEDS, Auc,ioneer-By HENRY H. LEEos Co
GREAT SALE Of ORIGINAL DRAWINGS and
~ ETCHINGS-H. LEEDS & Co. will sell on THURSDAY and
FRIDAY June and IL o'clock each day at their new gal
II Nassau between Pine and Cdarst the entire col
lection original Etcng contained large
pofos numbering about Geo os just received from Hsnd
peemiuenty distinguished Europe It's collections
original drawings and whore they formed of collection OF
Dutch nobeman at the Hague lately deceased embracing pee
nj Us old and modern Of the various
Identity originality undoubted having formed
known collections from periods coeysl with tho masters
The mseye Their rarity suck that t warrants them In saying ha
offered for sale ancton in the United
the oilers collectors aud amateurs
opportunity enrich their galleries and cabinets hat never
with catalogues Monday day OF
sale. (2sbS
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Gnilerr ano 6ar0ware.

IL EYSERs HOUSE-WARMING FURNACES for
IA al classes OF Houses, the hest quality
poity and econouy Of fuel Also COOKING RANGES STONES
and House Furnishing Articles JOHN H. kEiSER Co. No. $50
Broadway
GUNNER STOVES, &C.-HOUSEKEEPERS
~ HARDWARE-A large Of The beat kinds fr
low, BY WILLIAM CLARKE & Co, Nos Carninest
SO sthav
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ttliIlinerp, &r.

Ilillinerp, ST.
GREAT REDUCTION In the PRICE of MILL
NJ merry GOODS, RIBBONS. BONNET SILKS, ARrfU
GAL FLOWERS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, &c'-M AZ. LIcHfEN
STEIN 81 BoweIy has received direct te Marufs
France and England s usual importation Of the above
goods embracing everything novel ard desirable for the ppachns
Also superior Of Ribbons adapted
e fashion o trimming Ladies Dresses and Manlss Foancns.
Bows The In the Wholesale Wareroon adjoining tbs
Retail Store unsquaed in this city for variety aud chespnes
MORE SUPERB SPECIMENS Of MILLINERY.
Nl onsderng moderae pces)
NJ NJ DAYTON Co.'S No. ~ Broadway and No I'LL Drand
Eew-York. They workmanship ths
Goods invariably reasonable Their ART
FICIAL FLOWERS Is most exquisite RAILWAY Republican
~ D. The Trade furnished with Patterns liberal
t.
DARIS MILLlNERY.-Will open on THURSDAY
Il the Ist June styles Of GRAPE FANCY BOSSETS
Aso. 320 Paris finished Dnnstabe Split Straw
Leghor Plat and Lace Bonnes rolled Edges Capes
PeTis and London styles for June
DUYsMoRE & BROWN, No. 4s8 Bro.dwsy
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ft JAMS Cctn Anc.ioneer.
DRIVATE SAI.E.-2Slarpe and beautiful Bu

-tk~ft tcLf A1cf11off
DRIyATE sALE.-2slsrge and beautiful BUILD
u ING SECTIONS ot LAND Al BATH 4. L. fra.f:ss IT,
Newycrt Bay bt~een fnss Han Cosey Isat, bs
Of the Bath Hotel rcpsry order Of the ksrs ot the &
william Brown. for sisoaIAkEs COLE son, viii sell
THURSDAY June IL osleek the MecAAnis ehsass
Y :ke folowing desirable properly, yx
5secns Of Abou bali a. forsns the Bar szl
Brsnk each Of these sections hsso fsht sai pr
lfgex
sscfons on both sdes of Bsihpisce.
7.ecions Browr'-- place.
The House aud section fsnkiasv the 6~enx xef
orr ard now by Mrs Brown with s 6.~..
T decidedly some q the beat eoPe, ea.-a fsr .ss 10 de
md ey, running shore with hard. of 49,
feet II hes all the sdvsnss-s hsfnr
hne Xc fne Sandy Hook the Jersey Sac.
I.ard Tn. facilities Of vey e>sywe rooa plsak
yoeS. one the other the
Read .f Flsfhush shout "A niles rcn the Ferry fsrt Hsn
and about miles BY rsnh eaa 70 the retry om hsalesa
Ecy mars and full spply 10 the anetoaesr Na
Fni,orst BrcoAlyp and No IS Nsssnst. Sewlosk. ssD
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RUssEIL w wEsrcorr Auctioneer.
cal A.

-. : : =
CONTINUATION sale OF ELEGANT ROSEWOOD
~ srd MAHOGANY FURNITURE RICH CARPETS, PIANO
FORTE Sc-R w. WEsTCOrT will continue the auction sale
commenced Saturday THIS (Aonday MORNING, at lo4
o'clock being balance superb Household Furniture contained
house in sthav tour doors from lith This sale offers extrao
diuary there complete and desirable
e,y OF Rosewood Mahogany Furniture Of every description
Mirrors ee Rosewood Piano Forte rich Car
refs on apartments iurnhed with Rose
wood Mahogany Furniture elegant Mattresses Beds ana bed
beautiful collection Of Landscape end Historical
Paintings ichy framed with large quantity OF Basement and
Kitchen Furniture rich Silver Ware Ivory Cutlery elegant gold
and Dinner ruby cugass Ware, Extension
Table Article will be perempony sold 70 the
highest bidder shine Catalogues ready O'Clock
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Hxssr n LEEps. Anetioneer.-By H. H. LEEns Co
His DAY, MONDAY, May 90 at IL O'Clock, in
font o. ne store No - Nss<s1 BAY HORSE Is hand
sn hne sdde horse eight old warrsned sound sad tni
every particular Also Bussy and Harness in rs rate order
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Nall OF SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNI
SiTURE Piano, Carpets Mirrors Msttrz.ses silver Ara
nns re 10 " nieh esl the special attention
sn a. ne ns time and rsee or s.-ortment Of Lscs
nocoefies huins He beirg the r porte
sssenslnz erssne1 iLiSG TUCKER on TUESDAY
1J % a. 10 oeioef u No - Wsikert, few Broad
eIte <-sor OF the absye soods Ladies recoecf the
Emnod, res ON Tuesday, at No - wsliers Psessrs on
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4. W. hotwss. Arctionret
SAIrofEI FCANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

M,v ~ Al lo O'Clock nsents Of the hou- No i9 fSh
near Broadway consisting Of h Tapestry bruss and insr,in Car
e,. 0 lc,S Brocafee and Lace Curtains Oval Mir
s Rrus,e and Stair Carpets eeesnf Rosewood sue ef
P,-. Erypure Rosewood for hne Instrument
pec, order and warranted Roewood aud Nshofsny se
and Tte Tess Easy and sswias ehsirs Cs. sa<
Vsses md Msue O1mer fine Oil Psinnss China Tea .nd Ds
~ w.lnut aud Secretary Rosewood Wo
TABLES and Corner Stands Rosewood Corner Etssre kowec@
Center and Side Tabss Rosewood and Mhoesny French ee<
Rosewood Mshosany DRESSING Bers.. marble Top
CIR Toilet Sets Dung Table Ivory anS common Cut
ety Croekesy aud Oa Nre and Kitchen furn!sr
Sc ro-ive shine Broadway the doo
ard 6,h.sv come within one block.
w s. M1LLos AaciiouesI.-8y HoeGsros,& MELLos
TOMORROW, TUESDAY at 10 IL O'clock, at No
li3 Nsansi large sale Of farntHe, Mrrss on Paintings.
China and Plated Ware snd other hoae nishins articles
well worthy attention Several rich psslr sniees In boessle
Chamber Furniture silver plated end
zach China Tea Seis Vases snd other Ornaments
Catalogues on the morning Of sale.
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II CITY PROPERrY-Nesr Ezzbefh,own. " j.. en- the Cd
rosd Newsk sdonins of r. T. Hanes f ave
OF LAND nlon which there stylish and half COT
IAcE ROUSE consisting Of twelve Of which bath
ron Pms Soh wssr fem Wen has been Introduced into he
wheh alec furnished Bsebes Ranges with
seis5 There also sac BARN With CARRIAGE
Weed house Cow heas CRIB ke ks The stastsn perfectly
beAhy and the nsishborhood Appy on prem
isss. to w, r. POWELL. Nc - New
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LE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE. forty

minutes from Harlem RAlrosd Dwelling large aud
convenient kitchen attached tine wen Of water and near the
nches fronts beautifully
ade the lot Those wishing complete
will the Neroe Station and ssk the keeper
where they viii s beauty Tue
wiz further pariesa Also for sale, THREE LOIS
aSjoiping slal
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d A 000 ONLY for FARM containing about
Up f,OOV - ofnos excellent land, situated West
chester county miles from ih city and but = miles from Tuka
Harlem Rpioad and miles Hastings North River
For summer residence this location is unsurpassed by In this
The have Of
dee the Pnssde North River Long Island Sound sc The build
comfortable Fsnnhouse Barn Sheds good stone
wei water Orchard Of 100 beside A. such
Pesch Plumb Cherry &c the farm well fenced wi good
fence; neighborhood good T. DE MOTfE No u sprueest
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II FIVE AcREs o. highly cULrlv ATED LAND Dwelling
Ouhouses Fruit and Ornamental Trees Flower Garden
situated in wesshesse County Of hour from the city and 10
mi walk from the Harlem Railroad Depot.
80 $50 cash. balance bond sad lnortgsso. Address
H. NJ w, Tribune Oakce
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Real Gstate for Sale.

A DESIRABLE FARM for SALE--Lyng in the
IA Township Of Railway, Known as the Col Vanderbilt
high cultivation good
House good ouhoues; also good assortment Of Fruit
Ssd Farm within hour and half OF New several times
For particulars inquire OF j. j.
+. CHAMbERLIN, No. n Rohinson-st, New York
AT PRIVATE SALE--The two FOUR-STORY
IA BRICK HOUSES Nos. ITO and ii2 St Markpsce sths'
between lsy aud Avenue Lots Il by about l8 feet deep
Houses 30 feet deep for paeniars and terms apply to
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EOR SALE-Two LOTS, 25xI0O, on north side
IL 2esh-st between Broadway and ethav Apply 70
nlEErkNR NJ pr,.as

L,OR SALE at NEW-HAVEN, C0NN.-The vSlu-
II able RESIDENCE OF JOHN c. SANFORD, DELIGHTFULLY."-
Hhoasay. The House i substantially bai brick
succeed; eomrco1s and tasteful 10 is The
tensye GosDjs shaded by stately Es and heannea VITA
s Trees The vii be sod
entire or divided purchaser wish fc nonsiiou
nv 70 ROLLIN SANFORD Ne lss Ma6enlsne N Y Mr..
NfNHY VTCGINS Rroker
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ID ID NASH Aue oneer-Siore No. $40 BroAdwsy
A ccrcZET,s SALE Of HOTEI, FURNITURE q

N SSIUNEE0 OF TIVI 'sf.
n WEDNESDAY NAV 81. is5s, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at VII
ar Hotel Of Broadway consisting in part o. rose
J and mahogany Furniture marbeop Pier and Center Tables
Pier Glasses Wilton Brussels and Ingram Carpets Dning rabies
Silver Ware Linen and Bedroom furn'n cons song o
Bedding Bureaus Wsshsud Wardrobe sad
Kitchen Furniture consisting Of copper and iron sns aud Boilers
oil lloth Tables with which the sale VIII nenee by
order Catalogues ready morning OF sale
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IvouNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE ON the RAR-

materials, and filled In with brick u miles from the New Brunswick
Depot NewJeey the banks Of the ssn and commanding
magnificent There twenty Of Land Of which
handsomely laid with ornamental trees orchards Of choice
full bearing With the propoy vi, be spd the FUR
NlTURE, cow, HORSE and CARRlAGE, &c 70. further
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A. N MERwN, Auctioneer
DY BANGS, BROTHER a. Co.-Trade Sales
ID Rooms No. IS PsTk.Iow. .

Jos. LORD, Auctioneer
DY GEO W. LORD x Co., No. 356 broadway, be-
ID Franklin aud Leonsrdsi Sales Of BOOKS. PAINT
INGS FURNITURE &c. on favorable terms
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L,OR SALE-Two LOTS on 6th.av and north west
N corner Of gsdst size o. 6fxl0o. Apply to
A J. BLEECKER No. 7 Bro,ds,
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WTIATE HOUSE, VIII dDUut ndII an dcTt OF
~ GROUND for SALE situated West Moisans about 20
minutes ride ffom Sdt the Harlem Railroad hfh ground
and within minutes walk OF the Mose station The House
nearly built by days aud contains 10 finished
The ground well stocked with the choicest kinds OF iutees
apynes and shrabhy; there Il excellent well of
the premises and Stable and Csiarehouse Apply the pemi
the middle Of the three Gothic Cottages on Nn ives,
cfi IL Dilrnnd HrnnA L hnIfr
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EOR sALE-A beautiful COUNTRY REslDEN
NOR sALE-A beautiful FARM, containing Sc acres

LN0R SALE-Within fifteen minutes walk of Green
wieh Station New II Railroad TWO COTTAGE Dwell
LIMOS with GARDEN-PLATS. Prices ~ 500 aud %Sea Po.
seen the lat Of June next Apply TO q. PECK Jf tie
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-09

Yesterday, we published an extra from the
Vincennes Gazette, giving full particulars
of the great fire there Thursday morning.
We learn that the houses destroyed were
not very valuable, yet they were all in active
use, and the less TO the borough in these
buildings will be very much felt at this time,
when houses of all kinds are in SO much de-
msnd there. We hope that it will not be
long ere they are replaced by substantial
buildings. Those who occupied the houses,
(which were destroyed by this fire. without
exception, so far as we con learn, lost
very considerably in property. There op-
pears to have been, judging from the amount
of goods, &c. consumed, but little time for
removing the contents Of the houses.
We regret to hear of the almost total des-
truction of the material Of the "News of
the Day" Office, owned by Messrs. Hutchin-
son & Jackson. They bad recently obtained
new types, aud a complete job Office. We
have received the following despatch from
Mr.. jackson, who is we'll known to our citi-
nal, sod by large list of subscribers to his
own paper here:
ADD. SANDERS, Esq.
Saved only eight cases of type-all the
rest Of the Office burnt and a total loss. We
willbe at work again in two weeks.
BILL JACKSON.
Hold up your head, old boy, and" never
say de-" We hope soon to see the news
again. with all it's aacient vigor and good
looks. The friends of that Office should now
'step up to the work-pay every cent owing
it, and rush in a treme ndous patronage, when
again It springs Pbenix.ike from it's ashes.
We heartily sympa,hize with all the unfor-
tun te sufferers by this FIRE. We are aston.
,ished that cur city has escaped so long. bua
we may yet be caught half.Prepared, and
suffer accordingly.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-09


Council met pursuant to adjournment
Present the Mayor, and Councilmen Steele,
ScantIin. Stephens, Han, Decker, Allis, Ra-
leigh and Hunnell.
Ordered that a cash order be drawn in fa-
vor of Willard Carpenter, on City Treasury,
for So 500, amount due oil coupons of city
bonds, in the E., l. e. Z. 8. l.. Railroad.
Ordered that $27 be allowed B. Nurrie g.
CO., for curbing. scantlin and gunwaIes. for
lots Oh Locust street, beyond Canal, and that
this amount stand charged to said lots.
Bills allowed to Thomas Simpson and 9th.
ers for work on side walks on Locust street,
aggregate S44 "a.
Bills of Christian vogt and others for
work on side walks of same street, aggre-
gate 1913 "a. Allowed John Ward for haul
ing gunwales So. su = ~.
License granted Ed DeGarmo to run
coach or wagon in Evansville, until lst Mon
day in August, 1855.
Bill of Henry Everhardt, for building two
public cisterns. S3l6, referred to committee
consisting of Mayor and Councilman Ment-
ger.
| Report Of wharf master read and filed,
showing revenue of city wharf for Novem-
Der 1854 amounting to S247 50.
Commune tion from Sam'l Hall, Esq, of
Princeton. requesting exemption from taxes
on property owned by him on public square,
in this city, referred to Conrad Baker, Esq.
Ordered that the East half of lot No. $50
o. p. Evansville, be conveyed as follows
! to-wit, the / part of said haf lot nearest to
Main street, to Geo. B. Walker for S625;
the one-fourth part adjoining the above, to
Andrew l.. Robinson s. Horatio @ Wheel.
er for $49l 60; the one fourth adjoining the
last above named, TO John T. Walker, for
S49I 60; and the fourth PAT of said lot ad-
joining lot 1919, to James r. Walker fol
S49l 67; the purchasers to pay one-thrd oI
the purchase money in cash, and the balance
to be secured by mortgages on their respec-
tive parts of The premises, to be paid in one
and two years with interest, the Mayor and
City Clerk to execute to purchasers deeds
in fee attested by the corporate seal of the
city, taking notes and mortgages as above.
i And i, is further ordered that the proceeds
o! said sale be appropriated to the purchase
of block Z, 10 the Eastern Enlargement OF
Evansville, and for the erection of building
thereon, for free public schools.
Complaint against the weigh master ofhay
scales dish Used.
Council adjourned.
JOHN 5. HOPKINS, Mayor,
GEO. n. ToDD, Clerk. ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-09
Free Bank Money.

Our banks are not taking the notes of any
more State Stock Banks than they were
last week, yet we notice much better feel
ing prevailing in the business community
toward these notes. The fact that in India.
napolis, Lafayette. Terre Haute, Madison.
New Albany, &C., the notes OF nearly evsry
one of these banks are passing freely as cur
rency,is giving them better character among
US. We are rather laughed at abroad for
our squeamishness abou, this money, and we
know that advantage has been taken at
Terre Haute, .of our trade, On this account.
We met a country merchant at that city
buying groceries pretty extensively, who had
formerly purchased here, and he told us he
knew others doing the same thing-they
could purchase with State Stock money
there, but could not in this city. These
dealers are obliged TO take this money from
farmers and others, and Of course they will
90 where in return they can purchase stock
with it,. Now they can buy dry goods. cloth
ing, SC. here, md we presume groceries.
State and county taxes can be paid with
the notes of oil the Stock banks except six.
Our State Auditor, in reply to committee
from the citizens Of Dayton, says:
All the free bank paper is taken for State
and county taxes in this State, except the
following, viz: Connersville, Northern In
diana, Drovers' Bank OF Rome, Plymouth
Bank Of Plymouth, Traders Bank OF Terre
Haute, and the State Stock Bank OF Logans-
port.
l am surrendering the bonts of all the
banks to holders of their notes, without thei r
being protested, and there is no bank under
protest ut this time in the State.
The amount of our tax duplicate is be-
tween two and two and half millions.
The circulation of all the banks now is
between three and four millions, but is daily
growing less. The amount originally issu-
ed was between seven and eight millions.
Several OF the above banks are taken
freely at other places than this.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-09

TRAGEDY AT JACKSON, MIss.-A very
serious tragedy was enacted in Jackson the
capitol Of Mississippi. on Thursday. Nov.
oath. There was some difficulty brtween
Mr. Shackeford and Mr.. Flanders, which
Mr.. Smith Taylor, as a medi ator, stepped in
and endeavored to adjust. When Mr.. Tay-
Tor, who was unnrmed, proposed mediation
MIR. Shackeford drew u pistol and shot him
some say several Understanding him
severely, if not dangerous ly. At this stage
some other person, who,'it seems is unknown,
fired at Shackleiord, the ball entering his
breast and killing him instantly. 1t is not
supposed that Taylor will recover.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-09
M q ney Market.

A stringent but quiet money market has
continued to prevail, and no feature Of spe.
cial interest. was exhibited during the week
The Banks und Bankers keep their discount
lines tightly draw n, and this being under
stood by borrowers. the offerings Of paper
have been small. Outside capitol finds rea-
dy employment, at one to three per cent.
per month. The complaint among business
men, OF scarcity OF money, is not however
so general as heretofore, and this may be at
tributeJ TO the slight Improvement that has
been experienced and to the gradual falling
of in demand, from the contraction that has
been practsed and continues to be persever.
ed in. by merchants and manufacturers in ev-
cry branch Of trade.
The most noticeable feature, and one that
as regards both the present and future must
be regarded as decidedly favorable, is the
full supply. aud comparatively, ard we may
add, Unexpectedly low prices of exchange.
In the early part Of the week rates settled
down to 4al premium, buying and selling for
Eeastern drafts, drafts, and at close the
offerings exceeded the demand; and the
market closed at premium buying, and
GAL premium selling. New Orleans Exchange
is nomnally par ut l premium. There is
little or nothing doing. Bills are difficult of
sales. Strictly prime Eastern are brought
to some extent by bankers, at interest and
one-half off; the outside rates are 2a3 per
cent. discount for 60 days date, while paper
not strictly "giIt.edged' receives but little
attention, and when sold at all goes at to
per cent discount.-Ci Gaz. 9Th.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-09
NEWSPAPER CouRrrsrEs.-A LARGE num.

NEwsPAPE1 CoURTEsrEs.-A large num-
Der Of our exchanges are in the habi. of APP
propriaing our editorials without giving us
credit. We every day some little bantling
of ours, credited to some other paper. tits
a rule Of ours to give credit for any article
which we take from our exchanges, however
short it may be. lift is worth republishing,
the editor who wrote it deserves the credit
for it. These INSCRIPTIONS papers that ap.
propriated the writings of others, and give
them as original editorials, ars Of no use to
US, for although they are always spicy and
interesting, we are always certain that they
are stolen. This is the meanest kind of
thieving, and we shall quit the company of
such papers, by striking them off our ex-
change list, as fast as we fine them with our
editorials published as their own. We write
for our subscribers, and we cannot afford TO
edit other papers for less than $3.50 per
year (our subscription prce.) Such a course
on the part Of our contemporaries would COM
pei these literary pirates to quit the business
or become honest. We do not expect any
of them to steal this article but we hope
they will altsead it, and then do just as they
please in reference to the hints we have
thrown out.