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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-01

Was as delightful day as ever ushered IN
anew year, or smiled away an old one. The
air was mild as spring, the sun bright as a
summers day. The ladies could have been
out in crowds, and added the only one thing
more wanted TO make the out-of-doors-day
complete in its happy arrangements-but
they were "at home, receiving the friendly
visitations of those who were gaiy keeping
up the old ime-honored custom Of "New
Years calls" And the ladies eat home,'
and the gentle men who made themselves at
home with these ladies, were very merry in
deed, and very heartily cordial in their good
wishes. And if beauty graced the houses
.bounteous plenty garnished the tables. But
after even the limited number of calls ne
made, to speak of those tables, cannot be an
agreeable subject for some davs s'-'' -'''ss-
we could claim, with some OF our friends
the digestion of an ostrich, or Of some ami
NAL or fowl as good on quantity as that dis
tinguished bird ison qualify in digesting.
There was great deal of firing of pistols
cannons and crackers, throughout the day
and night previous, butwe are glad that nc
accident happened within our knowledge
and it is almost marvellous.
Well. the new year has been ushered in
bright and beautiful, though with depressing
business interests at home, war abroad. an
poverty almost everywhere. May itclose
under more suspicious circun stances to tn
great mass of mankind, aud with individual
distress relieved inevery quarter.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-01
AZ Home.

The Senior is again in his armchair, as
full Of life and vitality as corPorocity oil
one hundred pounds can contain. A weeks
holiday is very recuperative affair, even
for editor. A breath of country air-a
dash across fields, prairies and highlsnds, be-
hind a locomotive-the warm greetings of
distant friends and dear connections few
days freedom from harassing cares and anx-
ieties-seem to knock off half-doze yaa1a
may be, We are agsins-st homo end at work.
We wish our friends all the prosperity in the
new year, which mag now live in their
brightest anticiparons, and trust that not
one of the sorrows or reyulsions which may
already be aphantom of fear, shall become
bitter reality.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-01

PUTNAM FOR ,.JAsuARY.--The January
No. of Putnam has been en- our table for
several days. 1t is well filed with reading
matter as usual, and this month u think the
matter is decidedly an improvement over it's
predecessors. The articler on Know No
thngism very properly reminds cotempo-
rary Of boy running at full speed to jump
overa haystask, but getting out Of breath
before reaching the stack, suddenly stops
The writer OF the Putnam article, runs full
tilt. long distancein an extensive intro.
ducsory but just when he gets to the Know
Nothing hay stack, suddenly cases off, and
the jump is not made. 1t is rather a COM
pliment to the extent of his subject at last
than demolition. But get copy of Put,
nam and read for yourselves.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-01

This is the sensible title Of mostinstruc-
tive volume from the pen,6f divine we'll
known as an earnest apcstlein the cause of
Him who hath said "Love thy neig''bor as
thysell.
The Rev. Edwin H.. Chaplin, in this work,
has manful,y endeavored to awaken the rich
slumberer from his cushion bed OF luxury,
and bidding him look forth uponrlhe broad
land mitten as il were with the wani Of
distrust, blight and .bankruptcy-whiIe his
drowsy eyes are but half conscious of the
want and starvation which SURROUND him,
he shouts in his drowsy ears, He that giveth
to the poor, Ieudeth tothe Lord!"
There is deep and powerful lesson in
culca,ed in each OF these discourscs that
must sink into the heart Of the reader, and
induce within him truer and more just ap-
probation of the duties of humanity, impeil-
Il ing him to exert himself in that cause which
hath lasting and enduring effect upon
the welfare of mankind. The works OF DIR.
Chaplin have always had widespread pep
ularity, but none Of them bsve been SO full
or SO comprehensive "a the hook before us
which will certainly find its way into the
library Of every Christian who is an admirel
Of saving truths Expressed in powerful Ian
guage. We are Indebted to the publisher,
Mess-s. De Wit Il Davenport. for this book
and to them we would tender our thanks To-
the handsome styIein which they have pu
! il forth. The price. which is only one dolia
is low enough to place it within reach o
most of the admirers Of Mr.. Chaplin. of whom
a fine steel Portraits also given.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-01

THE SHOE TRADE.-The shoe business is
said now to be duller than at any time since
1910. There is less demand abroad, espe-
cialy in California and Australia, than last
year. and less money in the South and West
to purchase, while stock and labor have been
enormously high. In Lynn and other manu-
featuring towns of Massachusetts,th the "bosses'
have reduced their hands, ond many men
are out of employment.
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-oun .L1e..lArpRE our dew

-OUR iLEessLATyRE Tomorrow ourn
Legislature will commence its session Sci
ator Drew'and R eprese NATIVE Hyd'n lie
ssor ihe capitol Monday morning a larg
number Of sbesiegers" accompy FED them
. quest of"pap" Of sone tind, The 10Y Yre.
pressure'' by the "Oid hp will r;ss
.mendous. There will Z, eoouot be- no tho
-struggle.at the organi7 una senator
canvass of the two h. 'es TOT u ,or,,nt hu..
after which.we tsuy he very - ~.
orous,v W. repose - utmost conn.,
s Represetatives, Messrs.
~. :, :, din, and ePect them to give a
s.- 4 csthems1ves.
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INSANE, q Dane, ia d

ensane, Dane, 10 the in
" Mr.~ composing machine, which
ventor OF a piano, and every touch on
mas keytis followed by click, and the
the tes it's place in mahogany channel
le'tei for it. II distributes the already
Prypcs at the same time that it sets the
page. and with perfect ex, ctness. The
'.chine is about the siz, Of large chair. is
ade of hard wood, brass, aud steel, and
Ill last apparently for century or two
ithout repair.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-01

U-E Sally Mander safe, said Mrs. Parting.
ton, as her eye fell on an advertisement
Do tell me Isaac. who this Sally Mander is,
and what she's been doing. that they have
got her safe againl'
'Idon't kaow,what she's been doing, but
guess she's sister to jerry
Jerry who, Isaac?
why, Jerry Mander.' said Isaac, as he sat
watching Hy dragging itself along with a
pin very ingeniousiy run through its body.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-01

THE LAReEsr Hce.-The Madison (Ind }
Banner says: "Martin Roberts, who resides
on the river some six miles below Madison.
In Kentucky. informs us that he has hog
that weighs upwards of nineteen hundred
pounds, which he has sold for two hun-red
DOLLARS" ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-01

GLOnIous SUMMER

WITH the hot sultry tmosphsrs summer the RAM
Of the the marshes in the deep valley
SOUTH wither and die
buruisg drinks tn. waters and the oecayng plant
produce yellow aundic Of the stomach AM
bowels Darrhee Ague and Fever Bilious ces
Trohus Feycrs and innuenan
you should free Of Dr. BnrcE.s SDiAs
PASAcEA Il cleanse the bowels. purify tn
S unnu Of this paper essl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-01

ANOTHER ERIE WAR.-The Erie Consti-
tuition says that the high constable of that
place, on Saturday last, removed from State
street some benis erected for the purpose of
raising the superstructure Of the new railroad
bridge, at that spot. The act was done in
pursuance Of some resolution OF the council,
sist.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-01

HoGs.-The Louisville Journal of the Isl
inst, says:
The total number Of hogs received is 26l, ).
1919 head. From what we can learn the
number yet to come is nearly $4,000. which
would make the total business OF the season
about 100000 head. This exhibits but q
small increase on last weeks killing. The
weather in the f0repart Of the week was toe
warm and operations were not resumed tln.
til Tuesday evening. Hogs now coming in
are all brought from Indiana. and they ar.
rive in small parcels.
There have been very few sales during
the week: the prevailing rate for fair corn
fed hogs has been 81 80, halt cash and hall
time. The market is firm, and extra heayy
hogs may be quoted at 81 u.s..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-01

death OF THEORETICALLY SOLDIER -
We have neglected TO notice the death of
Jeremiah Wyatt, probably the only remain
ing revolutionary soldier left in this county.
He died at his residence in Armstrong to wu-
ship, vanderburgh county, last Christmas,
aged nearly IS years. 4
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-01

OF The splendid swift steamer Highfyer,
Capt. Wright, will be down to-day for New
Orleans. Passengers and shippers will have
fine opportunity on her, as she has plenty
Of room for freight, stock and passengers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-01

~ Lewis and Howard's old wharfboat.
lying sunk the foot Of Main street, is half.
buried in the rising waters. She will be re-
moved without delay by her owners, as she
occupies too prominent place for c.dead
head" boat.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-01

~ The excellent and popular Louisville
and St. Louis Packet Fashion arrived here
yesterday afternoon on her downward trip.
The Fashion has been thoroughly repaired
and takes her place in the old trade as good
as new.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-01

SoBRIETY.--Notwi,hstanding the many
temr tations to indulge in the "Critter" here
on New Years Day, our citizens Of every
class, kept most notoriously sober; not a
drunken man was seen during the day as we
can learn. We claim this as not among the
least of the improvements Of Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-01

~There is great distress in all
Eastern cities among mechanics and LAY =
At least five thousand mechanics ha, bon,
thrown out of employment, and arr ,..-.
the means Of existence. Very m
do not know from whence they h,n. co.
their next meal. Many of Iarve while
lilies, and cannot leave themh If w,rL =,
they themselves go in money 70 90,
other places. They ha down 10 cer,,;n
away. aud are iastee proceed. of,be;,
misery, subsis'ing oiece by piece. TO the
household goods, s!titutio,. misery, want,
pawnbroker. To everywhere meets the
and poverty YctuaIy sickeans. Fsom
Ieye'is said Dix thousand tailors (mosrIy
i've thousno know where to get the mex,
'e"aies) he prospects are dull in the
Joo rome wholesale trade is said to be
exlrem =
- - 49,
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our Carriers

Return their thanks to numerous patrons
for the Iiberaliiy extended them in the pur-
chase of their New Years Address. There
are some few yet owing the annual fee, who
will not forget. we hope.she carriers are yet
ready to receive, and anticipate the pleas
ure W
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-01

OF Avery fine ball was given by some
of our German friends at Rice & Kramer's
Brewer, new Years night. We thank the
the gentlemen for an invitation. tnd shall
have som ething to say OF the affair to-lnor-
row.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-01

6Tlt is remarkable, says the CORES pom
dent OF the Boston Atlas, that the only
governments of the world which have an
excess OF their receipts over their expenses,
are Republics; the United States and Swift
zerland.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-01

RAILRoADs.-It is calculated that there
will be twenty-one thousand miles of rail-
way ia operation in the United States upon
the 6rst of January. The longest railway
upon the surface OF the globe is the Illinois
Cea,ral, which is 7al miles in length, and is
rapidly approaching completion.
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AccErrABLE.--we received y.

OF AcCEPrABLE.--We received yes
4. from our kind friends, Messrs Bishop
'eelinger, about lunch time, large assert
1ent OF pigs feet. bologna sausage and
crackers! They were oil nice and acccpta.
Bile. This firm always keep on hand good
stock Of fresh meats, &c.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-01

0T Hon. o. H. Smith, in card publish
ed in the indianapolis Republican,. says that
he is nota candidate for the y. S. Senate or
any other Office. His name had been pub.
iished among list of candidates
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-01

/ DIR. Woop.-We notice by late number
If the New York Water-cure Journal, that
our fellow townsmsn, Dr. Wood, is lec,ur-
ing in New York City ofvarious subjects
connected with w ater-cure System.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-01
MARRIED..

On Sunday morning Dec. 3Ist. by Key Mr. Masen III
HENRY NJ. FAIRCiiILD and Miss ALvIRA SHEPHERD.
all Of this city.
Even printers siczed by the prevailing and
throwing the arms Of the gr Our youns
has ranks matrimonial and the Of
fee on the occasion Good luck to
him and his.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-01

0F The fine steamer Vienna, Captain
Charley Hays, will be down to-day for St.
Louis. A fine chance for freight and pas
sengers going to the Mound City.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-01

OF The fine steamer Empress wa for
tised to leave Louisville last eve dawn
New Orleans She may be expo
to-day.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-01

mE The celebrated "Doesiicks." describ-
ing New York boarding house. says you
can always tell when they get new hired
girl by the color OF the hairs in the biscuit.
Observing man, that "Doesticks."
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-----7s have been warm
VI The last thraor the season. The
and delightful, tooterday and change in
wind blew harSected sooo.
weather NAV
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KANSAS conn EsPoSDE
KANSAS. TEsn:roRr, Dec 10. 1854.


KANSAS TERR:roRY, Dec 10, 1854.
DEAR JOURNAL:
Recent developments have given new
feature to the performance, which came Oft
on the 10th of last month. 1t has now as
sumed rather tragi-comical appearance. II
seems that some t,co thousand Missourians,
went over from the lower counties, armed to
the teeth, with the avowed determination of
permitting none to vote unless they also had
the privilege. Not being present at the cleo
ton in the lower portion of the territory 8
cannot cav. from actual observation, that all
were permitted to vote, indiscriminately, but
am informed by several who were there,
(and men whose veraci;y I have no reason
to loubt) that every vote presented was &C
cepted and "no questions asked" AT the
Northern precincts know that illegal votes
were presented and accepted, and in one in
stance the Judges were non-residents OF the
Territory.
Whit6eld's majority is estimated at tOo
thousand; now, had he received every legal
vote in Kansas, it is doubtful whether IL
would have reachedthat number.a~Aii who
are at all acquainted in the territory are sat
n' 80. ~ .r....,s -. .or.,.;on,v
- oxnosed
- -,ha 49,. nsIhs,,d IN ola man fwbo.
u.,;, ~ h,s ho.,, .,dsn,
9r;..a - I,amr,..> sro,os. h;msslf aM.v
God iran, that mar. If the evil NAV fall on
the heads IF the o,;o;n.torsn Bu, Kansas
,rouhle Eaor,sare being made to ouasb tbe
elec,;oc wh;ch will doub,less sncceed. but
VIVA, will be the result, True. a majority
~ ,ho c,,,, so,,lors ara .c.;ost sloverv
OF Inc actua' settlers arc against s'asely-
out '"ey nave 20 contend against '"e ~"o'e
State OF Missouri, and al 'ne next election
instead o. TWO, tnere viii De Tour 'noosano
over TO vo'e. l nave neard mem ooas'ing'
asse'' ''a' '"sy 10 su'oesu =" o'sa~
ing 'n's e'ec''o"' tue "no'e " ~cs'e'" "'''
souri WIZ Nc over ne@' u'ne' '''e"o VIM
,.u-s
-,
/ Inc "'s''o''a"' a'e oe' ''''" '"a' ma"
sas snail DC save ota'e, anu '"sy s'y a'
the way Is now oPe"' 'hey VIII "oseneaven
ana earth 10 accomplish 'he o'Jec'- i"e
o"y pace 70 remedy Mr' Doug'aS' error y
error oe' Is washington V'ty. Notn'ne
s"o'' " 'o's " '''ops %" "
"'s ."s -, r. Pr
o'o" 'se' '"o 'e'eh' e'e'''o". "e VI. ~
sePn papers say 'na' 'ne e'.'1e"s o' nun
sa' "a'e ''ss" :" s"e'' "'s"s s"1 usr.s.s,
- sEll.....rc "A in spite the pauper,
cent out by the Eastern EMIGRATION Aid So
: ciety." ALTO which happens to be lust n,
such thing. The citizens of Kansas did al
in their power to prevent the outrage, an,
far halter off than uost of The sa,,,ors r.oc
2
a n
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The wABAsH.-Ths wabashis rising
with good prospects Of immediate NAVIGATION.
There was four feet water in the channel al
HutsonviIIe on Monday and rising above.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-01

! IL The splendid steamer Robt. J. War
passed up early yesterday morning and wi
hereafter run regularly in the Louisville 4 /,
New Orleans trade. -
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0rhe renowned A. L. New Orlea ns
vertised to leave LouisviIls her to.mor.
this afternoon. Look o.,
row
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-01

n- The E. e. C. r. R. Company opened
a ticket office attheif depot on New Years
day. Passengers have heretofore paid their
fare on board the cars.
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DIED.
On the soth uls Mr. JOHN cUPPLEs. Of this city. age
rs yeas.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
JEW ELRY STORE orr


ewArnMEy BUILDINGS. rRsr STREET, THREE Dog
OFFICE. and r.ns Il
A this Store keep constantly on hand ali kins
I have Jus. received iargs stock Of New hspection
Ny stock ,ly supplied hy esteusive bud
latest md most beautiful patterns the lowest pres
Repairs Of any iina sIsenssd manner ~
All sold and all repairs an the mos. bra
Goods exchanged for old Gold an - A' -'''' ''1-
Those in want Of anything in iass-f
ted 70 examine my stock and py =. --------- =
- ND LOT.
IL s,ss 81 IL
for sale. Apply 70 Water STREET.
sALT.-lo bags for table use
II .ivERP0Ol. Btss for sale by
~ recd pes GoidssILBEhr CO.. syos near Water. s
. -. oBsTERs.- 50 do. aud . ID can.
si ~ SCI 's sale assr water.
..s,,,1uCE.-lo case. 'auted pinss. hes. quality.
s. & ci i.I sx CO.. sye. near Water.
'-'s TENXEY 4 sORENsON.
DEA.sns az GEvcE@Iss AND tIauoR'. eoHSER
Undersigned this day formed cop arsnership for
NV purpose Of doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
' ssd s . ID A
Pete assortment, sha be able ocr good bargains
CASH. Us any house in Evansville or any city III the
JAMS tss s.soR rENSsf' 8
STOLEN
fRnM the suhscriber: ivirg Xenia. Clay county.
o. white The theft thirty forty y. old
ack hair and whiskers aud dart cvneplexion viii pay
"a to any one brnzas back ,n horse ard ef
1ROCTOR-s Pc RI ST Rg.i-25 boxe, lust r~c.a for
sale by 5. E. GILBERT CO. sye. Water.
= ANNELTON sHEETIN<sS. -tes bales on hand and
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Il ON SnGfs At@tS9.-ro9 bales on hand and
~ for sale Tor cash only
J.ns JAS. Low & CO.. AIS Main ST.. Lou Ky.
lN.OUDED sATlNETTs.--s cases tsOwn aad blue
~ S4tinetts rec ID and 10 sale for cash only by
JAMS JAS. Low CO.. spsNain.st. Lou. KY.
EREsH ARRIVAL OF FANCY GROCERIES
II z III
2 doz ID fresh Saimon;
doz salmon d;
do Lea Perkins Wore ster sauce;
do Walnut CaisaP;
o Tomato
Sao can: HsrmsteaIly seaisd Cove Oysters;
1Jhalf- boxes NJ. r. Rais'ns;
IS lbs English Split Peas;
dox Batter Ca,ers;
81 Beet Tongues; Is bush Homeny: si-s' ~ -
$40 whole. half aud quarter boxes Sardnes; at
jams COOK Family Grocery. q
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NANsvILLE x CRAwF0R DsylLLR
i RAILROAD.
90 ESzs9
OPEN TO TERRE HAUTE


on AND AflER " EDr EsDAY. Ii CT MRERe 6. 1854.
u Trains viii run As follows lsundays e'ceptedll
Essas,s T,s,s HDu,s
rive at yineennes.. 1900 Arrive styineenn 1890
t@pars from . lao p IA Depart from . lao -
i 67- Passengers dine at Nineennes.
this route sleep Nora
pg Train 7erre ifaute Kici mond Road n NJ
Iadanspolsa at leoA NJ. tims WITH
For Cncinnaa via Lavrenc.,urgh route n 1850 A. NJ,
For Clcvesd Piit,i srSh and all int, Va
Bell. fontaiyt rad 1t q
For Xena. Daytn. Columbus. Zane.vIe End wheel NJ
via Inda Central road At ~ w.. arrive Coamtus 10
For Cfeaso Lessnspcrt Lafayette y Layes read n
IL NJ Lapiss AZ csxeaso 2, sSP
BAD Is also ith trains for Madison aud PERI
Psenger VIII hnd IL greatly their advanta for safety
ding winter in preference ana sfsen
Ious BY riytr and in early sprng will
ade with 9TH Companies by which ing Ev-
Cclumbus md LeuisviIie came day ="
The OF rchan and others having to shp
rom the East called TO this neun
alton. the river Goods hpred
arrive at Evansville third day making the
longer avoiding the
Evansville. Dee.s 1854 dee7-0
Evansville Eaqu,fsr and ineennes Gas. cory 1n.)
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
ID yaadsrburgh county. Ind Adninistr.tor Sesis
Ianuary 1885, door House in the cry IL
lock r. NJ expose to sale the X Of the 4 Of seesi..
I IN a. nship sorsh Of r,ps ~ west and so The 81
aid couhy Terms Of sales the purchase nossy sash;
in and the emaning - in Is months the
he purchaser giving nosss with security bearing sad
deeil-sw jobs !. FISHER ADS q. sssss zee.
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Hocs.-The Louisville Journal of the LIST
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AMS-5o0ih lbs Dsvices sugar-cured sale
II II at i2lsc per hat dee50 COOKS Family Grocery.
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situation in private family srurse.
w and to general house work and plain sewing The
Of references given Enqu re at the CITY HOTEL.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-01

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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-09

JUST ARilIyED DIRECT FROM NEW
ORLEANS.
90 Boxes Scotch Rsrr;nEs;
30 do h. BASINS;
70 half Boxes do
80 Quarter do do
81 ki;s Nc. Nscksral. this Years catch:
Torsale by DAVIS L SWAMI.
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