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MARRIED..

psnsOx-JAoKsox-on "Wednesday, Sept, IL, ~ the Rev
~ l. HAwks u. ID, Miss hAs6AskTra 4, yoGnses dsngh-
ref Of he iaio Aaron b. Jsckson this city JAMES G.
pknlsoN FAC, II Reddus R3se, { I'm.
McsI-BtbcK-on Monday Sept 10 At TIE Church OF tbs
Hey Communion hy the Rev y. Z. Lawrence, MI LOUIS
y j. MoSrL to Miss INE :, BLAcs, both Of tnis ci y
Lok-LEish-oD Thursday sept 6, BY the Rev. W. C.
smith WuLIas TAyLoS TO MAkY A, dsus liter Of the Hon.
e. {. Leigh, all 81 this city,
wpNr-y.x wixxIE-Af Jersey City. Thursday, Sept
IS BY sic Rev r. u. Van & 2, gscos WGsRT, Esq Of Jer
scy CITY Ms KsTE l., daughter Of the late WAias W.
Van Nukle OF FssSsie, \. J.
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aamI.i.iae aasaie Mari %.

H.r..tsi n. toe N wssAtr rsisv-s by ioHs rlros
WsnsuspAs. hspt a. trsi
A. n-.lst s.i1O Gave abe a4 1aovas stn,as
...l.sss - w,ILs .sa u.-s eel calves tsaiass asS
Iv..s-i
Glsss psss r.s- swt ~ So H, iasiit, eat .ssaas
s-.ilr. eisef aut ttGa t..ty 90 al diaa4, "a
hia,.. W., 90 Vsft t.h6w ~ scgtio rsii. aos
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7so Calf shins. ps- y .. Veal cA'vs, 90, %. tn.on.
az Of ~i..
sasa sl,5 g. W. sd slves ts eN a., 80 esttSS9
y.J.,s sI2asb Two Ye<J. nd ere si5sS3t <
w ssss s4o 11ros Years od-sN. sSs, eSa, 81 q
80 s@. ss0ess2 -
10, = IS 81 - a s!ko t.D 200 si5StS
ax,xr Whc "a e. .fal 'e- SEC hard I'D Ia YA
r. s..Es-Tbe ,moun Of ga THIS vel large sRd -
irs he -JusH best snd droosnt si.s- poea ~i -
ever m. M. aua,hles few, compared sta ~
S.rb.r AZ msyist stoos in the ears have sunsres By
nI.. mex se-k viii probably 'ho To- oar -pPlis~
ass.r 'be Fitehhurs Rair.sd - o-w re ~
ton .nd Lowell Ran,osd, spd 81 over the h.sn- sAts
add with Cattle S>e-p swire h r.e- and Fo~a
N EACH sfArs.
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COURT CAL.ENpAR-rnIs DAY

Common PLEAS-Nos. s72 900. 90i, 9i9, 9j5,
ASA SIS as s7s s77, ss, sS5 49, eai s7, lbs
(IkCUIr CoURT-Nos 2SS, 294 343. AS 100, J S2l,
1884 IN SIS SIS $40 IS@i, IS ISIS, le6S 6I9
iy 7Ss or ma SEQ lso4, 1857, 1882 and Bedsn AT.
Van Cot - -.
SprKrhE CoURr-GrSERtL TERM.-Nos, q, 81,
81 IS 81 S s. 81. Al. q .. IS, 4, 4 *
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FIRST DISTRICT coURr-srrr. 1s-Before Judge GAVE,

RULE As TO FREIGHT BY RAILROAD CANS.
EavArsssg HsrlesD Railroad Company.
To recover damage from de enton OF large quan-
sy Of tusl Mr. E. By the OF the tla
/. "a Rs roAd Compsny. Futon County IN February last
Nj Itt Ayits receive It for weeks sftsrwri and
DC ke having fsl.sp
IA thu Gaze referred day since the rGs laid down
Nv u j. re Il sh,u have b. ON ,Aid was Is fol rs:
k he cuty q Rslrvsd Companies, when thew know the
pso OF Of the freight placed heir
O.. a. =, Il of suiy and ey are be
IN ,reu dsmsfSs suffer By % The
p,skc g. funsh such po thtt n this particular ease the
Hspsd Comp ny liable for such d'mas MI Edwards
lf pross be has sared eonsQ o. lay to de Vef
ths sr IN ou-ton, but h hi prove damages
ssd Oh thai a oune so,ely the comp amt !. dismissed
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s7ts -, a,
aifuAnH Tho ne ibs 10 sod 9TH nndsrssiy sev" DO
.,d hT peni .up h taSsI spstals 90 h'v- Pa1'~d
a. ffsssi shsh o." DO e'sd Fl no a'a it~o-'S
u.,em. ms nfhnsd Fus-fs 20 eva"oe M ~e ~
,t a.sudl hav" fsp M hef iapot pSst IN ny
A. ca - ustsd yssts 7tay-
f,a.,'H pres ~ BE- aund I~i ,abl' sheh 80
have ,bsi io ,bs s"'' ."asn' fs"s to y ~ hhet
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The slbdtg Euestng Journal OF today mss me
fllown notice Of Report pub is,ed in ~ columns
of the affairs OF bogus Insurance Company Of this
City:
Controller Cook is rendering Justice and the public
iuroraIt seIvi,e. Well authenticated facts having
te.n brought before m justify ing he o0ni)u tnat
several lusursnc- Companies of this State we're BANK
iutt End fraudulent Germs, he erected an exanina-
ton il 10 their sas The result N one lost ,nce WAS
some tim. since made public snd sat dlrec Ell 10
he ou BIT a. all 81 H. that II mis h NJ longer obtain
money under N. false pretense of solVency.
Tie National Exchange Issuance Company OF
"te CITY of New York was IN the list OF the sls-
pectec Wilism Barnes, Erq, was spPoint-d % ex-
anime mo ts condition, sno The resul. 0i MS lnVesl
ration il given in another cOlnmn.
Tie re yort reveals inconceivable rottennees. lt
seems thst Board of Commissioner appolnted Tor
tia, rurYose, reported the 18th OF May, 1881 thtt
sud that amount OF ouey on tOa; day depnsi Ell
In the American ExchaDg- Bank 70 ne c'edi- But on
nat rerv deg $4,000 of the $50 600 was drsEn out
al IN fro days otterrdrd the remaining $50 900 we're
also ca led for
Tie mason of this sudden disappearance OF the en-
tire capital OF the Company, is given IN tue report
viz: Gu, cs for $50 600 was loaned, by james N.
Ibonlsop, 10 The Company, - JoT dag 0TtNo Voog
enough to swear by for which the Comoany ohs ated
themselves to pay 5000! La two days sfterward,
tie Company not ouly Old not have cent OF capital,
but oa,d he g. OOO BOGUS which they had agreed 10
Ia, 10 ,nabe then to peTpetr ate the fraud
After u Is bogus Capital was ~ithdrawn mortgages
were substituted 10 the amount Of sl2s, 7e4, and
81 eek fer ss eco Mr.. Barnes has succeelei IN snow
IN showing these securities are a. 20 thiess an1
unavailable as the orghsI capital! The cheek Is de-
cI, red fctiriop for reasons very clearly given and
the t52 COO mortgs is on lands 4" covered Eh water
sv,ral It deep, and of essorn ssses'ei value OF
one hundred and si1ty dollars The other morgt
pes aie bu. hitle uetier-tne Commissioners esumsuug
hem oil TO be worth but about $40 600! The other
available asses Of the Company are mere bagaelIe
not So coo u all, and yet they stsud Def re the
pubic a Company having cash cspi al OF
SltoCt0l
1he report Of MIR. Barnes is bnef but comorehen-
sye The facts are their own beet CON Lenrary; add
bey reveal state of hings disgr. etu tha1 any
hing heretofore brought 10 light in this department.
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Passengers Arrived.

l. ,,,o Emerald he (o- pool-John sber"oos Of rd
,d.irhs :. rerrs, " ~ ADa'~w' 81 New tors Ieonss
Gu q, Ws,lirs Va OGDEN kbufn Ct Conn M 5o~n
Prns.is hr Lo~be Of Tennessee EdSSd Fr0s OF Eng ss
II. T StAne of
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niittsnns H.tf ~ A. rArf,r Muiet od,v 40
p.sy.s -s,o "a. ,d - dfitsa Philadelphia aud ~,
,~.nfe, ,uid uGuis hs' hnus aud la do
sasEst tLs s.lss ,snsai ho' HduiH
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TLf Nor Hdren J0urHdi saws:
"The final mer. er of oil he roads viii h compose
The Ar Line between Ne~ York snd New Haven add
Boz Oh vas completed last week, aud We arr 10.
protect hat its prospects, OF success were never irf
ths nov y .
The rece pts of the Philadelphia and Reading Rail
~ -. & .ka ,ro,sh AZ Auyust were a. 10 vs.:
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COURT OF COMMON PLFAS-Srrr. 1s-BefoEe Juds
lNGEAHsN.

= A IENHNIs
AIterr "a. Page Frederick T. E3Esrtop
To recover damages for injury 20 STOCK of fruit by
DuaSirs n sroo-t ealing; 80 from nuisance In toe
rsre ~ o~t seoot Eto leaking already refe red TO-
he sk,rtee thsi the stat " the bndns DO hng
v,s in ,be between plsind and his
hnsrd that The kte sboud repair and be not bund 10
The qu-on the Juy would be - the otheT
poini Neia1ct for oe endsnt. S62 80
SUIT FOR INJURY BY CAR.
VIM Esgtse~s the Harlem Railroad Company.
Plaintiff on the oath OF Ocf., was passing IN Grand
- At TitsAs'b with bore and WAGON whsD the l.tter
sxtt by ~ road car broke and NJ. thrown
cut ddsrsby injured being tek after yard for two
vesAl Aeau bcus sgatns tn Company 10 recover dan
ar MONT lsid CO., h beins nded hat the
rsir utsw al 4 speed This latter denied aud
inon in n- stitu ed 70 the neg isenoe Of Mr. NJ
hsusl. esimopy taken Verdict for aia'ia, slOo
Bu sbsh Mess Hiram ketchuu and Hirsu ketennm, Jr
Der eff Dc ants, Gen S8ndfofd and MI Bulinge.
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TIE ssfVgpi II Isses ID. ei'esissi"s Il I'm ofs.zi5
Wing aassssse - Ezs. Ut shd si.s .b,sk 81 bst
hoh IA b9L ssesfissstes ia fi7.of7s ser. showing .
e'r'sat = tWt.sst. WIN a>saps'sd .n D.s PFC
sa1ii isfs's
H. etien u Afsie,ssa ss,.is ti.s t,aiis, ~ rss
ny EaSte, q. seas4ts.
s-ss4ss s'+.ss ..-a4 --.l sr-i-- ss----s -isi
~ i-.s~~s.ss sess ts~s4 S'.-r. $ Eve les ~
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AINIsTukt ALh.ss

SlH.Tuks ALassc......rEIs oAf -
scu-s,es.5Sg Sets ...........o III Hoos-S@n 80 '"
sArSE........-..
s.,sx Hook 9,O4 CIV. Island. a HenOsts.ss..uiss
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s.,,A,, Rsvses A.. MAAs,. NN'asM ~
49, .-s-. T. .ys '. 1880. :. :, 49,, 49, X
49," 49, ss-ss.. 49, w = NcA" - y. - 49,, ,S'..
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Ss Ss,<,e >. g~r.,vS So a ~ Mc-sN
-. s,sN = -, - - ~ 80 ~ssss az ,As' -
-, a. CIV 49, rssrs-sce ~ 49, 49,, ,s -
ss sss s"yc. : Z - s., IL ~ 'wsc...SssSS %
w~ 80 :, s,~v'cs v vh'.r- - 'ss s's>;tes~
80 ,,ss ,s&se Ns~c,y saA sccA - N"n3>v eve a's
e. .se 49, =, Fs'tr,e. - ~, ,N-i Asy rsNs ~
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.sse ~ vsSs ~osos se's@s sss'~esen"s' 90 N~'"1sS
:. srSi, w.. - >N -o'.' N',srS'ps nv ,ueoS-
g. IS. ~, 49, Nv IA svest - Acs.s'ves Carts -
bs. "a .sl Nrte<t. NA sSe sl,efts- eeot ~ 'neasN
r~,-s~.y,S 20 N~es cSnsinee@ IN ne s'''s's h'' A'
~ N.s cs ~ -. ,.''e' ~ ,yerss' IN ..er
- .sts ~ .<vssa~st sna 'Ass tSers AsA ben no
..,ss ~ v-ss.'s-s tAs i-vssi
~. wee, ..sa shsi authority rr~s-Sn 'efsss
-. ,-s~. H., 1asS -,sI ;. yso' ,Sa q ~ nss'' {
ss, :, ,rsrcSr ~ 90 Tvs I'VE ~ nS'e 9 'aa r
,,s, 49, ~: sS.y MssTs BAD Ne .dr..,,~a,
s.takS ~ sps 8 return q 'ssu Eo'y 'h'S'a 'n''
~. .',sAssrs ri - SArrva defendants F'y'us the
~ s.N,ssA, ,Ser rscvsS Il, .eAa'p; CT scsoan Of
~asA sess..s ns Wni-Nssta ~ y 49, 5000 80
A. .. Me- ga, sa.ssS s3vsneaf thar they we're
~ Jssy, ss ~ eas.sSs' shs' NJ sas wss osi snas'
A. ,.,ss Ss .,sss .ss' sst b % haTev &c
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~eS.t-e, ~ A. sAcv esusc ~Ay he Hlah'toN ''
b. us@s 7rSfrAA ..
,,.,sxxsnINF BETWEEN COUNSEL Avn ktot t, =;
ss...s ss,SAu, act Gsrs oH1s poSsdi "lhA" S'D''A
I'm, elssra arsins; the hou~ehcd furniture, &c
49,. A. \, ~ VsrsSs q house IN Nost tseoe'H
N ,ssr-rr >eAS,ss~ uoss lai 1a~ Va Aepoln'o
49,, -. ~ ,,,nf az Ns~ rsr.Sp s.S faf dfsad
- ssrr,.srs IS sie ~ NJ stewart hat he fece'ei %
80 - th~ -h"e Of the pToP~ry - ee 90 10,
al1e vAsN erttoe a. u "-'s sossn ~SV a
asa ,Ae I've, tss a., ihe % Hfy as 'ola lSt
:. =. ~ - - ,Nitv. Net n iarce Of receiN -
-, ,.r. q href thsi e b. t'~ 40 snu y M
a. e,nxs, hSg tbe VTefN "a. heen sod ~ N nc pcs,
r..,s, tS.i u cou Rave h~sn or cad Nm WI ~
x.ls o. en- thsi ihefe cesTe y 10 81 TOE eoah
81. e. Nai At 6eaet 70 DC A. TIE uon'n LIS over i'r
sveth -
Jpstsea n phelas a.. Caroline L Pheps-Judg-
,er, sfs,yu-se en- the uArr1.se tie
ponsktoo SIT. Adan s-MOtIon granted, with stay
q veafy DAYS. sc
FaRKKR WIN CO. STOCK.
Rehesi c. An ssL Miohsei " ler
On two noiss amour iug 20 $780, The defense, we
s,,sspS embrace. raircry-s-d also hs ID. notes we're
si.xz fer e u. Psier Vein Co. which Prov ID 20 Do
-h, a. tue efare hat the ~ith ut eonsii Ter
,ucr Tie pr-stnt . q motion ~ Nj 4 "A wagner for
pa.r,iF rcurE eefenlsnt give bill Of Psreul As 70
ssnkeE s .fAres he which was opposed % N.Y. Nope io
sxse.ss. es.ior reserved.
IgJukCTioN as TO SHIP JOSEPH wALKER.
J. Ls~s at Weller Jones and The Mayor &e' OF New
Notion for Injunction, restraining defendants from
~ i,,rt TIE rrose d TIE ship Jossps Wdssr ooasd and
Isyssh, hunt recently r.ed contract bet &c.
sAs CRY NJ JoIesl Der cargo from interfering WI
keep ard take proper care Of hes nc No
6os siansse
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Disasters &c.

The brig Zorr sster reported arrived IN yesterday 10
editiJn, vas from ST. John "
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The svrr'y hpy or more NE" equal TO .'' ,,,, 40
"""I A. w. !, t,,p.s ,ha, they may l"oh daily fof .
49,, ,snst,,n of nom ono a. 80 conis por a"rr.
w. a,r ri sh,s cate (SepL 49, hayrg and sciliis ~
fullowpi ~, -,
tee ..,e............St 60 4 eeTr. ~ - aero
30 "a iea. ........ 81 D. A. s.ro 81 II y ar-v.
rcr a., hcf, h oi iho,c sirc IA lo ato Ia n
.,t. W. can inform 'hom that inc lands ~ that Iu
,i,c, con-, into market on the iath and 9oh OF No
', nj or next
The following sales cf Bonds aud Stocks vero made
AZ anciiop by II Ni"olsy;
stoc " ilemsp 4 Funbs ist mort, IN sltes.G
500 Clr,a. fsns,Vfl = 4 Ash Ahas < "a, do...T
ICO Va. kivcr 4 fne K X - mort do.... .....4
6loc Chie-s hisss Pp loo To-. 40. 9iS
$40 Bt,cg rrort c. WsiCr c. u. DO ........SGSt
IS ,bsr,. Hsnil' life Ia u'enoe Co... -.....5
80 ,hAre. Br oklya Fe Ina SA a.
IL ,hare, seieT Cooper los Co .................ss
g ,hA,,, American Goa Co, Allegheny Co.......<s
80 u are. Min. M and MAau actuIinf CO... u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-28
In Town. Hon John L. Robinson,

Has been in town during several. days of the
last week, gathering materials, we presume,
from which to manufacture car on which to
ride into the Gubernatorial chair. 1t was the
first time we haveIbeen gratifed with glimpse
OF the physiognomy of this renowned Old Line,
Whisky advocating, Lard Oil' smuggling
orator. 1t is said that men wear upon the
human face divine" some general index of
their true character. He is just the last man
in a thousand ofany considerable public no
tority with whom we should wish to cultivate
an acquaintance; and just the first whom we
should suspect of taking advantage of our
credulity, either in business or politics. Let
the science ofphysiognomy shine upon his coun
countenance and his brow betrays the
scowl of the tyrant-in his mouth he car
ries the yiciousness of the hyena-n his
hand, by whch.he fourishes a sword cane,
the evidence of braggart and bully-in
his eye the treachery of the serpent that
charms but to strike. In his whole counter
ance luriis the impress of deceit. Its bad
face and if half is told that has been attributed
to -politically-it is one the strongest
physiological triumphs in our knowledge. We
will not be charged with prejudice when we
say that our opinions were formed without a
knowledge of who he was
ShelbyviHc Banner.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-28
Going by Steam in Iowa!

We received yesterday, and flied in our
City Reading Room, the first paper printed on
the first steam, press in the State Of Iowa. This
is not merely copy of one of the papers of
the first edition, but the identical first paper
struck off by steam in Iowa. 1t is the Daily
Davenport Gazette, of Dec. goth, published by
Sanders & Davis, and edited by Alfred Sanders,
the oldest editor in Iowa, although yet a
young man. We think it has been less than
fourteen years since this paper was started,
and there were then in Iowa but three papers.
Iowa was then not much else than prairie and
and wilderness. But few years previous,
there was not white inhabitant in its borders.
Now, how different! We congratulate our
big brother on his prosperity. We hope some
day to return his compliment by sending him
the last paper worked on steam press in In
DIANA at the time of its impression!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-28
Important to Travellers.

AS the regular Louisville packets are now
unable to reach ST. Louis by river on account Of
ice, travellers bound for that city will see the
necessity of taking the cars at Evansville, and
going to ST. Louis by railroad. The time from
this city to st. Louis is only IL hours, and
fare 81 Is. The roads are in good order, and
time promptly made. The quickest time to
St. Louis by river, during the best condition
of the rivers, is nearly two days. The last
packet around, the Northerner. has been COM
PEELED to return without being able to get high
er up the Mississippi than Cape Girardeau.
We hope travellers will recollect at Evans
vile they may find ample railroad accommo-
dations, and the means of reaching St. Louis
in a few hours-or those coming up the river
can take the railroad here, and reach Cinci2-
natl in II hours, Pittsburg in % hours, and
New York in A honrs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-28

EyWe are very sorry to see several OF our
republican exchanges, among which the Ev-
ansyille Journal is one, indulging in sneers
and low filings with respect to Lieut.. Gov.
Willard's recent pledge to his party that, II
thew should nominate him for Governor, he
would refrain from the use of intoxicating
drinks during the canvass and during his OH
ciaI term, if elected. Whether Mr.. Willard
was actuated by laudable motives in making
this pledge or not, is no concern OF ours or OF
ANYBODY else. Sufficient is it for us to know,
and it seems to us that it ought to be sufficient
for others that the gentleman is sndeaForlng
with all the force of his will to do right, and
therefore he should, on the part of che press,
be strengthened with words of the kindest en-
couragement, and not laughed at, JibeG, jeered,
and ridiculed Weak and irrosolute is man.
Let republican temperance editors remember
this, and show their faith by their icords If not
by their deeds Madison Banner.
The Evansville Journal has INDUCED in no
'sneers and low filings" at Mr. Willard for
this. But it has sneercd at the Old Line party
in unfolding as prominent candidate for
nomination foy Governor of this State. a
man of such notorious habits as compel him,
in attempting to secure the influence of the
more respectable Of that party, to publicly
pledge himself in substance not to get drunk
so long as he is Governor of the State, if elect
led. In the editorial to which the Banner al
ludes, we distinctly stated we did not blame
Willard for making this pledge, but only the
party which seeks to make Governor of Indi
ana, man from whom such pledge is neces
sary. Will the Madison Banner please do u
justice in this little matter? We did not thinl
it would ever become necessary for us to asl
justice at the hands of Mr.. Baymillsr.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-28

HEAVY HoGs.-Last week, Messrs. Sterne,
Barton G. Co., at Princeton, received of Mr..
Nicholas wager, of Montgomery township,
Gibson County, twenty-four hogs averaging
325 pounds cash! Have any of our packers
received better average lot this season, of the
same number? Gibson county glories in her
big hogs as well as big corn. The hogs must
have been attened on the mammoth corn, spec
county last fall.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-28
County Offices, DO.

We committed an error yesterday in giving
the new location of the county offices. The
Clerks Office will be removed to Caldwells
store, in the Crescent Bank buildings. and Mr..
Caldwell will, take Sweet &c Leonard's old
stand, around the corner. The Auditors
Office will be in one of the new buildings in
the rear of the Washington House. The
Treasurer's Office is in the old Auditors Office,
in the little building below the old Court
House. The Recorders Office will be in the
present City Clerks Office, which is to be re-
moved to-day over Mr.. Elliott's Saddlery Shop.
The burning of the Court House has thus pro-
duced general Settlement of the County Off
ces, great evil in ITSELF but we trust they
will be in their old places some time in 1856.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-28

Who HAS IT?-At the fire last Monday
morning, while furniture was being removed
from Mr.. Fergus house, small rose wood
desk inlaid with pearl, was carried off. The
Immediately, as it has peculiar value to its
owner. Persons having anything in their pos
session belonging to Mr.. Fergus, would oblige
Kim very much by leaving articles at Mr.. Jas.
Spalding's residence, corner of Fourth and
Main streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-28

0rThe Enquirer is mistaken in putting
down the loss by the burning of the Court
House at $4,000 1t and thejail cost togeth-
err about $45, 900, with the Sheriff's House in
cluded. All the principal heavy work of the
Court House is yet standing. $15,O00at the
utmost should rebuild it. The Jail and
Sherifes House were uninjured
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-28

0E-A serious accident occurred near Shell
byville, KY, on Saturday. Mr.. Mccormack,
Miss Linsey, and Mss Scarce were in buggy,
when within three miles of town, the horse
took fright and ran over the side of bridge,
instantly killing Miss Linsey, and slightly in
juring Msis Scarce. Mr. Mccormack had
his leg broken.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-28

0TThe following expression oflove for the
dear foreigners by the Pierce party will not
appear in many of the democratic CD papers:
Gan order has been issued that none but Amer
leans be shipped on the new steam frigate Mer-
rimace, now receiving her crew at Boston. The
machinery of the MerTimac has bsen tested
and worka beautifully"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-28

0rThe St. Louis Intelligencer, one of the
best edited papers in St. Louis, has hoisted
the American flag, and is now fighting under
the stars and stripes The anti-American pa
Psrs ACKNOWLEDGMENT, but they cannothelp it..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-28

Or Let the Rev. Mr. Jacob friends and
the public remember, that hi house will be
opened on New Years Day for the purpose Of
receiving any tokens Of kindness from the
people in the form of donations
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Ta SmnKERS.

HAVE ius. opeAed aud a opening the finest lot
IMPORTED CIGARS. of every variety, and great
ri-y the choice Chewing mokng Tobaeco whic
Offering Wholesale and etail The lot
the freatest variety brought TO this market
JACOB SOHEURER,
dee2I-lm Main street between First and Second.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
a New GROCERY.

A n n ~ UakUCH1kk 4
WOULD public citizens of tn place that
E opened a NEW GROCERY, at Hamilton & Car
old the Locust and Second
in which intend keeping full Of Family Groee
res and Country Produce wb oh cheap
Call aad des5Stf r. D. SEEKS.
$4,000 BUSHELS OF COIN
NM ANTED City Mi Is for which cash will be paid
Wv on delivery. dee2S-3wd&W /. n. ROSS.
- BCEIYEP per R. J. ard-2OO drums Fresh Figs.
ma dec2s TENSE1 a SORENS0S.
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WEST FRANKLIN, IND, Dec. 26, 1855.


Mr.. ADB. III. SANDERS
Dear Sir: have seen several Bills lately,
purporting to be issued by the Fort Wayne
and Southern Railroad Co.," of which the fol-
lowing is copy:
estate OF INDIANA"
incorporated by the States of Indiana and
Kentucky. The Fort Wayne and Southern
Railroad Company will pay Five Dollars to
bearer on demand. MTNcIE, Oct. 2, 1854.
D. L. HARRIS, Sec'y. w. n. HOLMAN, Pres"
have examined the Bank Note List, and
Counterfeit Detectors, in vain for information
touching this establishment. Will you be so
good as to give some information in your pa
per, and let the public know whether this be q
rotten shin-plaster or solvent Bank concern,
as many of your subscribers are interested in
knowing its true character.
Yours, most truly.
The bills above mentioned may be set down
as regular shin-plasters, from all we know of
them here, and should be left alone. They
are not regarded as currency in this city,
and do net pass as money, We advise our
friends at West Franklin to give them the go
by."-[ Ed. JOURNAL.