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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02
RncnNosp, april go.
Tobacco. -.

The brakes of'Tobacco continues as large
and the quality infcrinr, No fine nianufae-
turing in niarketlyet we have to notice n
slight decline in inferiorlugs, and We quote
inferior hss at so 5o(a s 20; good and
fine 80. so@9.75. Inferior legf 81 25@ 0;
good go 50@9.5o; fnc Scanning SIG
1850; fine manufacturing would command
At3Gli5 IL ag& Ia ItasEss adj.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02
NOTICE.

I N pursuance Of the provisions of deed Of
i trust. executed on the 18th day Of Noyem.
Der, lS4S, BY Isaac r. Shank AID Others, u
Philip W. Hale, trustee, 10 indemnify Jnmes
Bestty and Others, as the seearily OF said Isaac
K. Shank and others. upon certain property in
said deed fully described, which deed is re-.
corded IN the Clerks Office of Putnam county
court, IN deed book No. 1, pages 4s l. ~, aud
in pursuance OF . decree of the Circuit cour,
OF Putnnp, pronounced atthe spring term 1884
thereof. in a cause then pending in said court,
III which said James Beatty and Others, were
complainants, against said Isaac Il. Shank and
others, defendants, substituting the under.
signed trustee in the place Of said Philip W
Hale. with al the powers, duties and liabili.
ties conferred upon the said PhilipW. Hale, by
the deed Of trust afore said, shall, on the t9l
day. May next. 1857 on the premises, In
Buffalo, Putnam county Va. sell Ut public
auction. 10 the highest and best bidder, for
cash, the property mentioned and included 10
said trust deed, or such parts thereof, as may
be sufficient for the purposes aforesaid. Such
title rs is vested in me by the deed trust and
decree aforesaid, ". II be conveyed to the pur.
chaser. ~. j p. ~ - -.
LI,Laa, w. A. Alexander.
:" April itb. 1853, nl4wl,,- :. -
Heel !. 7; T t B & g vee+--.--
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02

. Tn Alexandtia, one Of the strong
holds of the Know othines, the
Lodge twas almost as good a. de.
molished q few evenings since. u
Winchester, Wheelina, Henrico co.,
AMI elsewhere. similar repplts ere
iranspiring. The .old tsnth legion
y arousihg in IL sccustomed majeD-
Y. U he Northwestern countIeg
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02
# "a ". u, ALEXANDER, Trustee.
Aptil ith. 1885. nlfw!, II Ii

The, principal par. OF the above named pro.
perty ID steam saw and grist- mill. containing
The following additional machinery, one d
Isaac n. Shanks patent lathe cutters; one
saw cumming mac hinc; two circular ID VS., one
cross cut and the other rip saw; also one
OF rnssetrs Staye Cutting Machine. aud
nachinery u all in good running orlsf.
The subscriber would add, that his services
ia running the mill, &C., can be had, il desir-
ed. More information may DO had by addre sin,
Z><lsT tEs4E ISAAC n. SHANK. d
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NoTICM.

INsp,ifsuRdct ofihe nm ssi6ns ORE deed 81
irrst, executed on the21th day Of August,
is49, ny IsaacR. Shank aud othels, 10 Frank.
lin Minof TRUSTEE. 10 indemnify James Beatty
aud others AZ the security OF said Isaac K.
Shank and others, upon certain property, IN
said deed iullyldesefibed, which, sdssd Is re-
corded in the Clerks Office Of fsitnsfn county
court. 10 Decd Book No. ispaees i2S ~ 10,
and in pusparc DC Of q decree Of the circuit
court OF Putnam, pronounced d the spring
term 1884, thereof In cause then pending u
said court, III which said Janies Beatty snd
others, were compartments against said Isaac
X. Shank and others, defendants, substituting
The undersigned tfastee, in the place Of tisS
said FrankllR iRorsT with All ,ths ypowerS.
duties and liabilities coffefed hpon the said
Franklin Minor by the deed 81 trust nfosesaid,
shall, on the tsth day ofblay next. 1853. Oh
the premises, Id BHflhlo. Putnam county, Va !,
sell at public aaction to the highest bidder,
for cash, the property mentioned and inclndel
III said tlast deed, o. such part tlssseof q may
be sufficient fof the purpose af fesaid,' Sich
title as is vested In nc W the deed Of trust and
decree alotesaid will be conveyed 70 the pur;
chaser./
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02
spti,le s.. sunllncr GOODS!
Direct from New York, Philadelphia,
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati.
MccowN &KELLY

LNEEL thankfillfof the very liberal patro-
n mage heretofore extended TO them, and
hope, by sI2ct attention to the wants Of their
customers, 10 inertia continuance Of the same.
They have just received and are now offering
10 the citizens Of Buffalo, and the "reigon
round about" the most complete and cheapest
stock Of goods ever before offered by them or
any one else ia this county. They have as
usual Dry Goods, delaineS, ginghams, lawns
as low as ia cents, and Fancy Dress Goods OF
oil qualities, fine prints from 10 10 cents,
silk dress goods, french work collars, chelni-
sets and sleeves. gloves. paraSels, fans, fine
>sllk mantillas; Grape, brade and straw bon
nets at oil prices. They have also the best
stock Of ladies and gentlemens boots and
shoes ever brought tothis place, which they are
selling at Feast 25 per cent, cheaper than they
were ever before sold in this county, ladies'
glove kid boots, q new and very fine article OF
french manufacture; silk hats, fiat soft hats OF
every style and price, palm leaf, canton, straw
and China pearl hatsi Panama hats for two
dollars; carpet sacks; school books, states,
wall paper, letter paper. Hardware, iron
nails, plow moulds, spades, shoyels, hoes,
scythes, &c. a splendid lot Of glass and
queensware drugs, dye-stuns, perfumery,
soaps for the toilet; they will slso continue 10
sell all kinds Of Family Groceries. at the low
est prices. They also Keep on band fine as.
sortment VI Ready made Clothing, u, low
prices. - 81. I. naz.&.H g. N
The highest prices paid for ccoper,stuil and
county produce. They invite all 10 call al
their new brick store hou,e. and examine (vs
themselves, as they are now offering such in
ducemenis as were never befots offered in this
Comfy or State. Don forget the place, No.
IS Main street. e. McEpWN q KELLY
Buffalo, Va, April 18th 1855. vlnlsn.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02
! NDTICE..

4 Ii persnns inEebtcd to The lateLfrdn oil
~. NJ. ID. BRows5k Son, orto I'D. BaowS
only, viii please pas on their notes and &C
counts, TO me at my.residepce, as the books
and papers are alliRsmy possession, you will
be certain to pay, ass intcnd purchasing lands
in Missouri this srfl3s, having sold the store
house last falk and Mishing 70 terminate; tha,
branch ojrGy businNs FL Z fa tsr H..
MsrehIA Sw a II eIEiI4 + E..t. .,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02

! We are authorized .osannouncc the name Of
J. G WHEELER, OF Cancel. as d candidate
Tor the State Senate. il Che District compose
Of the counties Of Massn, Jackson, Cabell,
| Wayne and Writ.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02

perfumery and fancy which have been
selected With great care by Mr.. Mccoy who.
from his loEg acquaintance with. the wants o.
this section, Is well quahneo 70 seiect Nock
suited TO this trade.
Country produce o. all kmes VENTED, ana
the higheN matkettpfices pald lot the same.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02

nsv. D. g.sHssssEssn ailI hsvs DivIse ss.'
vice 81 Win1slts q thc third oueeey 9 ~
a Il dcIock = -
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02

II g. Y Z Z 80 + i A..
II ARDWAIaE.-Axes - Hand. Broad and
Ill ChoppiHgs llstcheis, Hammers. NAH
aid Tsek; Augurs, Braces and bits; Saws;
Locks, Knob, Stock and Pad; Gate Hinges and
Butts. Of oil kinds; Screws. Bed. Wool and
>eofin LII Il ~ %M< s.4sff 6&,
. Kni~s--Penaad Pocket. Shoe, palehst and
Table; TX Il. MIA //E>s<. H#
Bride Bits from IS cents vi 50; i. 5 ..:.
St'rrups and spurs. curb chainsl n
Plain bits, double add singles hi Aba IN. 4fsj b.
Gun locks. Percussion and aash; II
:. Powder TASKS and percussion caps, H
Rusofs, snzor strops, homes, brushes and I'd /.
xor powder; r'.r9t n &, 81 Il s|| If;
Stskf yards andfbalanes; ~. nv H.
, Window springs, and shuttle: fastnings;N
= Sheep shears. steel end trying squares; N
CElsels of alb kinds, drawing knives; h /
Carpenters adzs,&c &e. \ IN w. .s4a
- SErSZER, BEALE 4 co.
RI Pleasant, Jaii. 2i;T4yi T,77fF17 II \
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02
FOR THE LEGISLATURE

MEssRs. EpiroRs--- yot will please announce
the name Of d.. ALLEf SERRELL, ss the
American cnnd,Sats 70 teStsssnt pu.haH, CON-
!. ...>.- CD. SMANY VOTERS. I
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02

IN BRLS.- TANNERS OIL, MEDl I'M
IL aud pure bark Oil for sale 1t ab 3,si
/ jaG / BAilEy. 4 MaGuMr's. NJ
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02

MEssRs EDIroRs; Plcase announce he name
Of Capt. X. N. B. THOMPSON as candidate
for seat IN the next Loose OF DELEGATES.
,fs4 MANY BUFFAkO DEMOCRATS.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02
FOR TIE sTYrE sEyATE,

Upon solicitation Of siany friends from, The
several counties composrng this Senatorial Dig
tritt, JAMES II. BROWN, Esq, b: Kanawha
county, has consented % become o candidate
for the Senate, and authorized his name TO be
announced as such. ss MANY VOTERS,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02
Announcements.
!. FOR CONGRESS.

We arc authorized td announce Hon. C. s
LEWIS as candidate for Ie-elecGon in ihi
Congressional District, #,+t ~. .u&4
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02
n Eastern Publ

/ fho.e, aennne 70 have their new publica.
,ioI,s noficnd through This PAPER can reach ~
thynurh Nrssfs FowLkR & WkLls, 3Qe Broad.
~sv. New York, who will daily Forward 70 ~
spy books len In sheis care - this Pu'pose.
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,oTTfcT OF HE
STAR Or fHEkANaWHAt aLBE4,
MAIN sYREET, BUFEALesEts


LB0tGU 81 AOveytbeswU' .-.3G
] al one Dollar per square Of ~ lines o. less
RI thesGrst titses weeks aid % cents rer
SINAI for zach continuance. For three uoaths
Of more at the followinefases
7 II Yiiess 9 NsSfHs. MoSyHssi rEAa.
One square I Q lines) e250 500 sou
Two seu ares, Ca lines) 100 ~ 5000 1000
ouarte, OF column, 600 1908 - 90
Half column, 1910 1900 25OU
one column. = 81 1900 2S00 Ssr0
Business Cards Or seven lines o. less. . 90
/ Transient Advertisements 70 BE- paid " %.
vance.
Personal communication tot commnpica.
tions invading private Interests, J % ceats PEI
souare IN advance. Announcements Of candi
dates TOT Office, each S2in advance.
- Business OF other Communications TO en
s,,re attention tnnst be addressed, post paid
On FREE, 10 RunbLE 4 MuRRkLL, Main ~,
Rudilo, Putnam county. Virginia. :
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02

W nea aud boys. al custom nae. ina = ~
as can - bought IN ne VISIT. Havins socor-
I'd he ssSrices ~ ! lashiqnsbIo euitsr su1
tailor. We ire prepared y mike CLOTHING
u pysry Kind . order, y ~ shQrtedl r1|icSs.
ALL WORK " ARR ANTkp.
We inriie ths psorle q Ksna1k1 vsllsy. ia
surrounding county. loc|ts u { eco. 9s|.}S
ia,stnliurd ", ti1s5 Is ention flo ho>' ~.
anil inlr pfieee 70 }ecpro your favor 4. y 4.
+ a. sftG shqil eonlInue N pny ~ VI ~
pi'ss 81 vs'I:' !. r,s' E ;A;, :; \ ~. A.
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!. y. A'cowS,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-19
urA letter from Westport, published In

HrA letter from Westport, published In
the st. Louis Republican" states that on
the evening Of the Sd, the cholers appeared
Ia its most malignant form, causing thirteen
deaths in twenty-four hours! lts attacks
were, 10 almost every case. sudden, and COM
pleting is dread mission in two or three short
hours. The letter also stated that Kansas
City was in a. great. or greater distress than
WestPort. The frightened Inhabitants were
leaving both places ~ rapidly a. possible,
and dispensing themselves in the country
aud different towns ia the vicinity. Up to
the time Of closing the letter. the evening Of
the 4th, there had been no abatement.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-19

Neither the American party nor the Anti
American party in Kentucky has been very
lucky with its uominations. The American
nominnse fos Congress in the Lexington
district has declined, and the nominee for
Cover nor, ii is said intends to decline. But
the Anti.American nominations have turn.
ed out great deal worse. The nominee
for Superintendent of Public Instruction has
declined the nominee for Congress in the 6rst
FIRST district hss declined, the nominee for Con
gress in the tenth district has declined and
there are one or two other nominees for Cor
gress that the party. according to present ap.
Pssrances, would be very glad to see decline.
ILo~. Jour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-19

Lieutenhut IaWrence and Henry Carroll,
of the Police, who started from here to New
Orleans, having WIN. Horrocks In custody,
returned TO this city on Saturday. Mr.. Car
roll gives the following account ofHorrock's
escape. go 1919 - a.
The officers, with their prisoner, started
from this city to Evansville, BY railrosd.l At
that city they took passage on the steamer
Hands for New Orlesns.. Horrocks was
closely guarded, and at night slept with Car.
foil, both being hadcuffed together. On the
night the prisoner escaped. the boat had just
wooded at Island No. 81 in the Mississippi
river, and was under wsy3 the lower guards
on both sides were filed With wood. Mr..
Carroll was sitting with his prisoner upon
the upper guards, when the mate of the boat,
Joseph Williams came UP and asked the for
mer il he would take drink. Carroll de-
clined, and Williams then invited Horrocks
to drink with him. They proceeded to the
bar, Mr.. Carroll keeping close to his prison.
er, but Williams managed to get between
them while Horrocks was drinking. Sud-
denly Hoffocks darted away and ran into the
pantry, closely followed by Carroll, but Who
on reaching the pantry door, found thss the
fugitive had locked it after him. The ofice-s
knowing that q stairway led from the pantry
to the lower guard, ran down the first stairs,
but was unable to get aft in consequence Of
the wood. He finally succeeded in getting
TO the stern of the boat, and discovered that
the yawl was gone. A negro Informed him
that three men had jumped into the yawl and
showed of from the steamer. The boat wcs
immediately stopped. but from the peculiar
nature Of the liver at that point, It was mat.
ter of impossibility to get back in time for pur.
suit. Lieutenant Lawrence, deeming that
there was no danger Of the prisoner making
his escape, the boat being under way. had
sscehded to the pilot house, and was CONVEX.
sing with the pilot at the time. We learn
that among the crew of the steamer were
several of Horrocks old companions, and by
them the escape was doubtless planned.
The officers relieve Captain Chenoweth from
oil censure In the matter.-Cin. Com.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-19

STEAMBOAT THIEF CAuGHr-A DAsHIHc
BEeIxHER.-Lieut. Hunt arrested on ST. John
street, little after s o'clock last night, .
fancy looking young man named William
Cobb, on q charge Of having robbed the
steamer Southern Belle of from % 900 to
$40 1000, on SATURDAY. evening, after the boat
left; he having got OF up the COST somewhere
and returned to the city. The young man
owned to the robbery when arrested, though
he had but few dollars on his person.
Lieut.. Hunt from information he obtained.
went to Cyprian retreat where the young
rogue had nestled himself, and found S8,O32
Of the money. with gold watch and chain,
set Of charms, gold compass and pair Of
shirt buttons. The thief 10. of course und o.
lock and key.-(N o. Crescent, 9th.
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r.rm,ns Im d. IN nss--seed., &C.

!. Farming ImPlesne nss--Sceds' &C.
Nessrs. T. Grant Il Co., on Main Street
near the canal. have recently been making
large accessions to their stock ofsgricul'ural
i'm piements, seeds. and wares for the house
and farm generally. They would respect
fully invite public attention to their assost.
,ment., a. they design hereafter to keep on
!hsnd the very best manufactured articles
! 10 their line, embracing the latest aud most
approved Inventions and improvements in
. everything that the Farmer or Gardener may
require. Among the more costly and useiul
/. impIsments are noticed, Hose Powers and
Threshess. Corn Shelters. Faa Mile. Reap
ess, and Moving Machines. &C., I'll Of the
! latest Pssen,s and very best make. Asssrs.
: Grant 4 Co., deserve the most liberal pat
rensgs frsa oar farmers and country mer.
chants. for establishing 50 useful branch Of
business ia oar city. They can offer large
b. advantages to the trade ovee any other
market, aad s,od eli rick o. delay. Call aud
examine their sseck.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-19

The steamer Evansville has been raised
goods. tst-s tt@s'i'if.s
- Our old favorite packet, the Fawn, will
be down to-day, for Nashville. Those going that
way would do we'll TO take her,
The Empress arrived here. Yesterday
morning from Louisville, bound South. She
took on good deal Of freight at this point. We
thank hsr. frs, clerk for newspaper favors Capt.
Wilson, formerly commander Of this fine steamer
sand afterwards first clerk, was on board this trim
as a passenger. He informs us he has lef,
Steamboating for the present and probably en-
sirely. We wish him success on dry land.
- The Louisville Democra, says that on the
passage Of the Belle Sheridan up. at Island Is
she took in TOW a wood float, or boat-passing ou
Into the current and making pretty good head
way, the float was drawn under by the force o.
the cross current, and Of the four or five men on
it, two were missed when she righ,ed. II is sup
posed they were drowned.
The river continues falling a, this plac.
and points above, so far as noticed. -
The Rainbow will be down this afternoon
make flying "Trip to Henderson, and in a ccupl.
or three hours be ready to return to Louisville
by advertisement Of the regular pae ke
Thos Swan, il viii be perceived she is to be ner,
Tomorrow morning for S.. LOUIS There is no
a hner'nor faster boat in the packet trade thar
this steamer, and she has accommodating offers
We are assured by Mr.. W. A. Foster, clerk, TIA
this steamer twill ma Re line ast for from ,,e.,
70 thirty minules!" Good for her. EVANSVILLE
will back her. The Swan was here yesterday
and put cut large quantity ot wheat at the Gil,
Mills. wetAaak AraFosser for papers.
- The saltana was at our wharf yesterda,
loaded 70 tae guards with freight, for the South
She made but . short say.
49, s-~<-ss-. - lrF ga 80 rrf .f.t A.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-19

A Bro BAxK.-The Quebec Chronicle
states that il is in contemplation BY New
York and Boston capitalists to apply for .
banking chsrter in Canada. under the title Of
the International Bank. with the view Of
giving banking facilities to the enormous
trade springlng up on the shores Of Huron
and Superior. The capital TO be asked for
will be E260 .000 (s1 ,O00, o00.) with power
to Increase to f600,oo0, and all the Provi.
sions laid down In the bill for the Sherbfooke
Bank W i'll be acceded to.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-19
FAxcY HAsxEss Asp SADDIxs.-Our oil,

FANCY HARxEss AED SADDLEs.-Our old
friend Bfr. Jos. Elliott has been making late.
y some most beautiful haeaess and saddles
articles which wii. compare favorably with
the hsndsomest specimens Of work made in
the larger cities. There 10 no use sendins
above for anything ia ,ais Hae when such
beautiful work 10 done nj home. aad sold Al
the lowest city prices. Call at Eliost's and
examine some of his newly made articles ia
this line. 4
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-19
AUCTION SALES.
GREAT BARGAINS IN LANDS POR MILL
vATE RBsIpENGEs MAJ THk ciTf

OF EVANSVILLE.
quarter OF section g. IN tewnshiR south
- Of 10 which itastsd the mills In
Rudds Ms formerly knovA Nsgeys Mills, and part
oths south. the section have been lid
GU in lots Of AZ si:ss iron s = z asr.s 7s
both sides Of the plank rad Some Of these lots most
best stss within the county Mills Of thea have
such elevation aud aspect adapt them peculiarly
TIE cultivation Of the and the soil 81 Others 10 rich
peculiarly fits them for GARDENING All of them With
in from and half miles Of Evansville and in
healthy neighbor hood and persons wanting few OF
ground for Almost any puposr be suited Onsevcrl Of
the lots there good stone which has been s1tsnsvsy used
for various PURPOSES. ls-.t- e...r
On Of the lots. lNe 2o) containing acres.
isrBs Asv. tvo.soy dwelling house, good well. err
shard and sEdsn in high stat: % snltystion Lot =
houses and good sstsfns them sais
able for small families. 81 e -..rff r.ai
The property will public auction to the
highest bidder without reserve ct Sweet Leonardo Auc
ton Msn street. opposts the nsw Court House.
n Eyansvs on the 4th day Of Jass. 1885,
map can she Auction Room Of Sweet & Leon
srd and record In the Once showing the
and shape Of the several iot and the position of with
relation the plank road and the creek and Mr. c. Bell
will persen wishing examine the proper
TERMS OF SALE.--Ons third cash one third in enc
year and onsthfd In years. with interest," secured By
nets and mortgage on the property. -.
- MI. BRAY. q.
Sweet Lsouhsrd, Aue.ts nyi6
- Eaquirsr Reform aAd velksbots copy amount Of
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-19

|A late arrival from Cuba brings intel.
Iigence that all was quiet on the Island, and
that nearly all the inhabitants were in read.
ness to meet any fllibustering expedition
that might desire to land. II was reported
that there were $4,000 fighting men on the
Island.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-19

or Mr.. Nelm 10 again at work clothing
his fellow ci,isehs in the neatest fits and
latest style of clothing. He has re.opencd
his tailor shop in the room formerly occupied
BY the N. Y. T. v. A. Bank, where he would
be happy to see all his old friends and as
mauv more customers 90 can crowd in.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-19

or Mr. M. A. Lawrence, notwithstand'
ing the destruction or large portion Of hs
marbles, has already since the Ere sent off :
large stock OF finished work. He now has
: his shop at "Lost corner" the cofner Of
Water and Locust streets, and uses the va
cant lot on the opposite corner fcf Z marble
ward. RI attf q. 49, ,..l fse
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-19

@Mr. II. J. Hart 10 finishing three
story brick house next door to Messrs.
-Shankiin g. Riley's store, and will soon re'
.open his Boot and Shoe store, with large
and elegant stock Of new goods. ~