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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-10
Letter from Bradford z. Wood. -,
A,s.NY MrndaY. Oct ., le1


DEAR Sir: Your Tote up 5risins me oil my M
zion a. on. Of the iuSrss Of the Court Of Appets ~"
c, ~ onvsuton has iost been received X....L.
Wbs,.ye- NAV have b. own vie"s 10 s. 49,.
- r the tfuest and best men 10 the stse lscnSs
s.t ,neine. IL yolved in the present contest shsn
~, ~. IN :. by dec nns 81 homer u1scught AZ aheH
.s,. osfs,red heartily respond - toe seh'nsh
Sn. Of the Republican platform, AMI sc no 'tno'
- ~ Ib Frees Democrat OF 70 rec Il the sssfrs
~. ,.ye ssrchy than by placing hims, on l. wat
-. ohes nav shall snb.orbs - the docIlno u
.n,.epcst In wrong Il doctrine alike demor.uns % Pa
tics ard individually because ones party D" nc na
wrong; and when party niZ.oLs c,e OF "a re
spcA h,n prr cpes, Il Is time they were s'iaaoasd %
IN, rs,eut .dnitis,r.on b.vrg identified Itself i'm se
pr9r.,spd sad d-ecly and by the fedora courts u.A
doxp the b rites Of tbs citizen Uturped powers
N. States and gone for the rsohest fed
than .Dy and all orheIs that havs preeied " %
dstiops Of the repubc-s bst remains 70 nose opPos,u
ard who are st2ch,a 10 eo'oei
s.ed lot ooptodsed) governmeet H. eber 10 ioe heI
h,nos ia supps susmson reels, he to
a. p.nnblic,n Movement the only one u Ise me- which 10
national i.sue the son not ~hsther me
s ~ freed M hs extended bat whether what we nave
sL,ll be rrerved The percent sugEs for ont owA oe
lies more pgered by Noher1 who sci their one'
ME. End who are uo for S1uher1 mtkt than by tue
o.reby s and whether in hs struggle we succeed or not
l. N M ndyijns ofe consequence. 10 e0Ougn 10 kno~
thar we are right and sooner or
sb, attain and that do s1cceed this Union vii Do
' Wv BRADRORDR WOOD.
is BIkRY Fs1 Secretary 81 he Repabcsn cJnventijn
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Letter from IVES iey Boiley.

Urea MONDAY. Oct. 8, 1888
DEAR SIR:-I have just received yours of the Sd
inst informing officially my nomination by the kepubl.
can rsrtv for inspector State Prisons believe fully in I'll
the pncps the Republic PLATFORM aud Gator
heartily into the purposes Of that organic Qas too ons
irg nsionsge human bondage and 20 crush our hu
man liberfy time that hesIne1 sh uld strike
blow for sci patton from tue tyranny Of Souihera
as well the retoraon Of the government OF the country
10 lis or purpose4 Some hundred and fifty Ind
slave hodtrs small minority of the eemen Of he Slave
States by unity Of purpose have managed 70 control
political of the country, and have thus shaped
Iaiobal egsl subserve Their personal Interests
Ard what's ngun that tn se one id-s nea 81 ud SET up
and that who ddan tseir o'e'seershp grow
mir de1 and ional" No this preenss ony Hum.nH'
ety our nations. ard watch word and Deve
until the slmRh'y power OF cotton demonstrated, his
sent tin ert of tn unity veal en- ID OF obscured.
Sympahspg deeply with the movement of the times II
ve Ibis hings 20 make liberty national sDd avev
sectional egad honor be thought worthy OF place
on the Rel ubcsn ticket and accept thankfully the nation
Of the Republican State convention for the efioe named
am, resp sctfuly, You're,
WESLEY GALLEY
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ASoTHER ACCIDENT TO BAcKISe lR,IS oS th1
CAMDEN AND ARBOY RAILROiD.-An aec'den, DC
cured on the Csmcen and Amboy Rsilrosd On Ss'a'
day evening, about seven o'clock, which nesIIy ~,
volved the destruction Of the train which c9nnec6ea
with the Belvceie Railroad The train, consisting o
ihree crowded passenger cas- while backing sno.
distance above TrenioD, came in colsiJn sth 'ne
boom OF Schooner Iyn in the canal, and ~hch pro,
ice ed across the track. So great the sloct 'ns'
the end of The rear car of tbs train, wb b was us
front ore while bscking VAS knocked 70 pieces, ela
the seats torn NJ, throwing The passengers 10 coz
fused Lesp u tie bottom ri he cir Toe shoS uA3
more or less shattered sad crusbe, s2 b'ers ~
elsss hyine in all directions. II was anOs' nysie
;.s. 70 few peraoDs were injured; a. i wss b1'iSo
or h5ee osser gtr. ress bruised although every go
l. re ..sir wa, terrified a. The c!as1.
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Letter from James " Cook.
am, resp sctfully, youI.,
WESI.FY GALL

LdtCf from onWt" VI IOoh'
ALBANY. Monday Oc. g. 1855
nFAR On my FROM residence ~
Bson spa his IoorniLs found your letter Of the Sd ns
MY table Notifying OF nomination for the Office o.
CCntrOe Of this Siae by ths int convention of Wings and
r. pubiiCaIs, h.Id Il s. scu,e on the 20 h H'timo.
Sts ding fully he ltform put by that convention,
and believing That think alh
The cToscbents Of Slavery and IT. viola ion of po:
ies TO act IN restricting within constitutional
and gt limits, gr'tully the nomination ten
d,ed by TIE Republican Crvenion rs mark OF the con-
IL ued confidence Il portion q my felow-ci isers
Accept my thanks for your courtesy aud bell, me
Yours, uuly JAS. NJ COOh.
To T.. 6 BfErY. bsq.. Secretary.
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Later from Charles Sumner.

bVsIVN, VNt. \,
GESrLENES: Your summons addressed TO me at
Newp, n was for~ arde6 m az this piece.
wish could be your proposed meeting bat cannot
Accept my best wishes for the Republican party Of Nes *
which you represent Among the multit1des
nc b. needed. -
The nfsp, Hercules ,snsed the serpn in hi. er.de AMI
the rev party Just BON gives token IKE pyecocous
Believe ne, esnilem. n, very resp ctiuly yours
Sisnesl CUARLES SUMNER
v d. Moses LrMAN SHERWOOD Culs w FLtIoTr
fsqp., Committee &c.
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vill be found right side up on this question in the

end.
Our sister Territory, Washington, voted on
Prohibitory Law in July, but the official returns
have not yet reached Ne. Report says it is adopt.
ed BY fifteen majority. believe this is true, but
cannot vouch for it.
Provisions are cheap. Apples, however, are re.
failing at bit apiece, and cherries have been sold
at % cents per dozen. Peaches are nix.
WILLAMETTE.
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BOILER E4FLosI0s AT Nor H.VIg The boi er
Of the dredging uachne at NJ. Notts canal e1pl1dsd
yesterday morning AZ O'Clock, iDirripg ere OF lie
labsreIs -hgh.ly ard 'eyy~teiy dsnoii,i r. rte
81 lie.
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f.r,op PLATFORM snd .hal give 70 the ehdosss
in o,nr eeiion with my hearty supplrL ,.,, III
happy recognize among these esL aa..s' ~. ~ al
vbc. hsve ous bsen connected by potiti;srea So o.
do reocs 20 see them two who m.y MY Nc
fiyn, men The truce Representatives 10 the press ~ CO.
~ able STA. Wright aud he pure nded Nco
pognsn The whole ticket will be- 1t,asi elected and
BY vote which shall be 20 tse TRENDS OF hamsn a.
more Pic I i5it ..tv.,t b. r. B0rLER.
To + d MoRcAx, L. SHERWOOD aud Cs'RLEs !" ELLIOTT
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THE TURF.

CESTREyILLE Course, l.. L-PAcNG- T4<sday,
Oct 9, Is55-Ma.ch g., 900, mile heats 10 harness.
George Spicer g. Hero.
h. Woodruff Pet....,..................
Time First Hea. Second Heat
Guartr............ 70 -
nal mne.......-sI:lV 10
Nle,..............Z:O <sO
Hero, the winner Of the pace, beautiful dA)pe
grey Of fire proportions, was the fayorts at 800 to
ESQ., On the sec nd heat Pc. led I, the hall mile POLE
but could not last. He had more speed, bu; vsn.ei
bottom. The horse IL in no condition.
UsIoS CouRsy, L. L-TRorrNG-Teesday, oct
ls55-Match 81 600, mile heats, best three in rive
in harness.
d. Piftr Dsmes Dr. n. Belle of ss,soss.
w. Peabody Names G. Che'gJ jack. =
1ime-2:31i -2:3l-2:Sl- 2:S -2:5.
The mare had the call in betting a. 500 70 W.
This rsce was pronounced by those in Attendance INC
best that had taken place this season. A. the race
progressed the betting changed, and each in turn BE-
came favorte. The spectators we're mach pea'ef
with II tro The proprietors Of the track have "
in good orde.. The same nag, came toge;her sga"
to saddle, when n better race th ~ the one VIC
have detcribed may be anticipated.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-09
Virginia Election.

The election in the Old Dominion takes
place on the Gath of this month. A Gov
'ernor and other State officers, Legislature,
upon which devolves the choice of United
States Senator, and thirteen members of
Congress, are to be elected. Unusual in
terest is manifested all over the Union in
the result. The canvass has been conduct
ed by both parties with extraordinary spirit
and animation, and the whole country is
looking to the result with singular interest.
Virginia has been known as a strong Demo-
cratic State. She gave Pierce 1921 ma
.jority in 1852, but the Democracy have had
ample time and opportunity since to become
disguised with their own former success, and
70 exhibit that true repentance which deals
fn good works. Although Democratic pa
pers are predicting the triumphant election
of Wise, we do not conceive his election to
be at all probable, and we should deem il
entirely impossible but for the unwsc and
impolitic action of several Know Nothing
conventions, who would not leave the slave.
~ question alone, though their very saliva
ton depended upon silence.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-09
OurEastcrn NIaiI..

We are informed by Postmaster S;inson,
that under the new arrangement of change
of time on the E. & c.. Railroad, the mails
which leave here six o'clock in the morning,
three hours earlier than at present, will lay
at Terre Haute till merit day before they
'start on. to Indianapolis and East. And
mails sent this direction, Sill stop at Terre
Haute for day until next days Evansville
train leaves. Thus under the new arrange.
'ment, according to this statement, our East.
'ern mails will be delayed in their arrival al
least two hours over the present time, and
hence can only be opened and distributed
late in the evening, and letters answered
at night to 60 off in the o'clock train
thus to secure nearly equal promptness with
the present arrangement. This is series
'ofinconvenience which cannot and will not
be submitted to, il there be any possible
remedy. THERE'S not particle of necessi.
'ty for the mails from or to this city by rail
road, lying at Terre Haute over an hour
The mails are not distributed there, and
there is no reason of this nature for detention
We have all been looking forward to the
new arrangement as placing US in our mails
as well as travel, one day nearer the Eastern
and up-river cities-but it appears, by th'
statement of our Postmaster, that for thu
present at least, we are by this railroad con
nection put several hours further apart
This is ludicrous evidence of the parch o
progress, but it certainly cannot last long
Our Railroad Company will find it to thei
advantage, so far as their enterprise is con
'cerned, in this new arrangement experiment
to affect change soon as possible in thi
deficiency Of speedy and uninterrupted mai
carriage, if the responsibility belongs in an.
manner to them.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-09
CITY OF EVANSVILLE.
WEDNESDAY MoRNING:::::::MAY
The Lamasco Election.

The Enquirer Of yesterday, in giving the
result of the Lamasco election, had the
shameless impotence to make the following
remark for the especial use and benefit OF
those abroad who could never by any posi-
bility know the facts of the affair from the
same paper. 1t said the election "resulted
in a complete anti-Know Nothing triumph
by a majority of about 400 votes"-the
Figures themselves being totally ridiculous in
anu connection, as but one candidate in the
lot had as high as one hundred majority over
his opponent! Now it is fact that the mos
prominent anti Know Nothngs in Lamascc
were defeated at this eection-and not {
Catholic candidate was elected! Tremen
dous anti.Know Nothing victory indeed! TIL,
Know Nothings had no ticket, yet it is ,
singular fact, and rather contrary to the En-
quirer's opinion of the result, that nearl,
every man they voted for was elected. ant
If we mistake not, two persons elected, ant
by Old Line votes in part, are very goo'
Know Nothings. Ha! ha! ha!
We could very readily run though this
ticket, and will do it il it becomes necessary
and convince any one interested, that th'
result of the election was anything but tn,
victory it has been claimed by the Enquirer
We are pleased to say, that SO far as W.
know, all the officers elected are well quail
fed for their positions. at least are about tn
best choice of the whole list. We hope La
.masco city will flourish under their care. an
continue her present prosperity with in
crease.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-09

CAPTURE OF HAvANA.-A writer in the
New York Mirror is showing the difference
between taking Havana on paper, and ia
king it uiet drmis. The memories of the
fillibusters are refreshed with the account of
an attack upon the place By the English in
1862, and its disastrous results:
The English feet consisted of nineteen
ships of the line and eighteen frigates, with
various other smaller vessels of war, and
some 200 transports, under command Of Po-
cock, and 10000 soldiers under Gen.
Msnckton.
The canonade, we are told continued
seven days; the siege had lasted twenty
days with little hope of taking the Moro
AT this time the English received q rein
forcement of 1900 fresh troops. Now in
spired with new hopes, the attack was re-
newed; their exertions redoubIed, and at last
with success. On the 22d day of the men,
cradle siege the fort was captured. The
city held out few days and then surren-
dered, to prevent unnecessary sacrifice OF
life.
The loss sustained by the English army
and navy was horrible. The English histo-
rian aware how dearly this victory was OBJ
tanned, prudently omitted to record how
many were killed and wounded. Contempt
rary writer's (not English) say '.this fort cos,
Engla nd over one thousand men,"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-09

AUCTION SALEs.-On the next page, at
matter, readers will always find auction
sales. We intend hereafter placing al
sales BY auction in the column designated
30 that the reader may at once know where
to find such advertisements. A new care
and Auction sale by Woolsey g. Nelson, will
be found there to-day, with Sweet g. Leon.
ards advertisements. These houses have
several regular sales a week, and notices oil
the more important ones viii always be
found 10 that column.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-09

~ Mr.. Matt De Garmo, long of this
city, has taken up his residence in Terre
Haute, and can now be found by his old
friends at that most popular of all Terre
Haute hotels, the Prairie House. He is act
ing as clerk there, and will take particular
delight in assisting the proprietor to make
their Evansville friends comfortable. We
wish Malta pleasant time, and think he will
soon make himself an indispensable fixture
10 the Prairie House.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-09

AZ The Republican calls us "jolly lit
tie monkey" Well there's animation, hu-
NOR and shrewdness, in a monkey, but what
NAV that editorial animal be called who is re.
markable only for his dull stupidity and
sleepy heaviness, and whose very attempts
to amuse, are awkward as the gambols of an
elephant! Call US monkey, but liken us
not to myself, oh most assinine of thy tribe.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-09

EARTHQUAKES AT CAIRo.-A letter from
our old correspondent Nose, to which we
shall more particularly allude tomorrow
says: "Had devil of an earthquake last
night, May 2d-indeed three Of 'em. Shook
first time 10 seconds-the most severe shake
ever had here. The first shake occurred
about 10 o'clock, second about minutes af
ter, and the third this morning at half pas'
four O'Clock. No damage done.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-09

AZ There was great gathering of teeto-
talers at Boston yesterday, the main object
of which is to make the enforcement of the
new Massachusetts, prohibitory liquor law
an easy matter. Gov. Gardner presided on
the occasion, and a strong delegation from
New York and other States participated. By
dispatches. it will be seen several Governors
were to be present.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-09

o. By advertisement, it will be per-
ceived that the Livery Stable firm of NJ. g. E
H. DeGarmo has been dissolved. The latter
will carry on the business hereafter. We
need not recommend him to public patron.
age. He is well known, attentive TO hi:
business, and intends keeping constantly on
hand good stock and vehicles for the accom-.
mediation Of the public.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-09

SINGULAR CAsE.-There is at present in
the hospital of the RouIe, at Paris, a grena-
der sergeant of rhe 59th regiment of the line,
named Tourvielle, who has become deaf and
dumb in consequence of the sensation pro-
duced by the explosion of a bombshell with
in few feet of him, in the trenches at
Sevastopol. His recovery seems uncertain
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-09

LoGAssPoRT ELEcTIoN.--As in every other
place in Indiana, with one exception, at
which elections have been held lately, the
American ticket was triumphant at Logans.
port. The Old Liners will have one major.
ity in the council, but otherwise they are
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-09
SPECIAL NOTICE.
T.. d. O..

l.. ID. G..
ALL Numbers in good standing of the Evansville
Debating Club deceased requested meet at Lost
Corner Hail. Friday evening for the purpose oclosng
the affairs Of the aid institution The young disciples
blackstone among whom the Society boasts Of its
brightest stars particularly requested be present.
it will require considerable legal divde-equi-
tably-the CENTS remaining in the treasury
t-een the thirteen surviving CIV.
euded) by order of the mys-It SECRETARY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-09

~ Mr.. Robinson, formerly of Indian
apolis, who with Dir. Fonda, carried on bus
mess as dyers and ink manufacturers, COM
mitted suicide at Urbana, o., few days
ago. The cause was the arrival Of his wife
and children from England. He LETT wife
at indianapolis. His death leaves two wild
ows.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-09

IL Evening before last the weather
changed suddenly much cooler, and the
6 O'Clock yesterday morning the thermom-
eter stood 100 above freezing point, but the
day was bright, and warm enough in the
sunshine.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-09

as A man named Joseph Virgins, who
lives in Cincinnati, has been arrested and
fined S25 and costs, at Indianapolis, for H.
legally voting in that city at the late cleo
ton. Thos. O'Gara, the runner of the
Gait House, was recognized in the sum of
$500, and committed in default, for swearing
that Virgins had been resident of Indian
apolis for eight or nine months.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-09

AZ The Lamasco election passed offvery
peaceably. although the candidates and their
friends were very jealous in their labors.
There were threatenings of skirmish in
the evening, but they passed away in mere
wind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-09

~ Miss Lucy Stone was married at
Cleveland last week to II. 3. Blackwell,
Esq, who we believe is the notorious aboli-
ZIONIST formerly of Cincinnati. IF so, we
hope Lucy will keep him out of dirty work
hereafter, and make decent man of him.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-09

$40 Cold PIEcEs-FRAUD.-Aw well made
counterfeit of the $40 gold pieces is now in
circulation. 1t is precisely the same cir
cumfernce OF the coin, but is not IS thick.
1t is valued at $3.50. The coin may be de-
tected by observing the word "sold" in small
raised letters on the bottom of the head.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-09

~ 1t is an astonishing fact, that not q
man was elected to Office in Lamasco, who
announced himself candidate through the
columns of the Enquirer!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-09
MARRIED

ON the I'd inst. by Rev Mr. Reed DR.. J. V. MITCHELL
OF Owensvlle. Ind Miss AMANDA Cox, OF New Harmo-
NY. Ind.
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STATE OF InDIANA.,ss
RICH VARIETIES OF WALL PAPER
JUST RECEIVED,

S,CHMITT & STARK have just received at their Paper
- Upholstery store on FIRST street between Main nd
Sycamore alarge assortment OF the ana richest
as we'll as tie lowest priced qualities of WALL PAPER
with Wintow Bnds Fire Boards. etc. oil
the attenton the public IL asked. and also the
prices pspsEsd in the neats STYLE and work done
promptly. nyf sms
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-09

Rn SACKS Blaisville Flour. the best -four brought
OvD TO this city, sale At IS sack the lowest
market price, as ny2 COOK Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-09

~ BUSHELS Corn Meal reed and for sale by
eESY apIO J.W. & y. WOKE
Carolina In fine order reed for sale by
u mhl6 s. K. GILBERT CO.. Sye. near water
ENYEsH WHITE LIME-eo bbls in fine order, for sale BY
mhio s. L. GILBERT 4 co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-09

vAHDERBUEGH COUNTY. \
In the vanderburgh Circuit Court, April term A. D. iooo
lNay Sd. 1855
UT Is now here there shalt adeuraed
session Of this Court TO commenc, on the trt Monday
in july next purpose of completing the unfinished
hereof aud for the dis
such other business may regularly before
this Court again nvened. to contn
sion practicable regularly
disposed further ordered that all parties said
finished business and all witnesses regularly summoned to
testify the same will he required 70 take notice
and place of holding said adournea
this Court and attend upon the without further
heon than herein provided. Its further ordered that
when this do adjourn the of
regular il will adjourn the Court
House the city Of Evansville sad Monday in July
IL further ordered that of the place
holding said adjourned session Of this Court be given by
copy this order least in each Of
newspapers of this city uuder the direction Of the Clerk
thereof.
STATE OF INDTaNA,1ss
NAADEgpURcH COUNTY, -
III JACOB LUNKENHEIMER, Clerk Of the. Wander
burgh Circuit Court do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing full ccnpiete and correct eopv OF
order by the Judge of said the
Ter towit: On the Sd dav of May 1852 as he same
pears of record in Order Book pages go and 5s1.
In testimony whereof. hereto sign my
aad afhx the seal of said Court At Ev-
ansyillc. this the fth day of Nav. 1855.
A JACOB LUNKENHElMER,
my5-Iwd CseaI.1 Cik &C.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-09
DeGAR MOS
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
WATCH RBPAgRING.
RDENERs LOOK OUT.

yUyOR .CCO.o boz es brands in and 70
II ST rmh6l ORR. DALZELL * 20.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-09
LAIRsVILLE FLOUR.

GARDENERS LOOh OUT.
n FRESH supply of Garden Seeds and Fancy Tools 4
"A general lust rec ID and for salo by :
apo u 1hAN NJ q Gu.