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In THE Cornr or
CoMnfoN PLEAs 81

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THE STATE or OHIO. .MONROECoUNTx
Joshua Russell, plaintiff, In THE CornT or
49,, against CoafnfoN PLEN -
Samuel BradfeId and { SAID CouNTr.
Thomas COCHRAN def'ts{ SCtcil Action
THE said defendant Samuel Bradiieids = non-E
l. resident OF said State will take notice thst o.
the 9Th day of September, 1854, said plaintiff hle4
m said Courta Petition setting forth that said ds-f
fendai,t Braifeld is hdehted to tie plaintiff in the
sum Of $40 40, with interest on $40 92trom 2gth
March, 1852. evidenced by judgmeht.s that sai4
Bradtield has no pfope,ly subjectto levy and ssts
al execution, that said Bradfiefd Is the 0wnetcf
let No 5, in C Cochransyie. in said county, raHe
chased from sail defendant Cochrans thst ssia
Bradfied owes said Cochran ON said lot about $50
and the petition asks Tor Judgment That said let
m,y be so aud tl.st the debt of said Cochran mar
be frat paid and plaintiff q debt may be patdS
sc. TlestfeIendaat Bradfeld is nonfed TO Aps
pear and answer said petition or before the thiFd
Saturday oi February next
HOLEls'IER, OKEY & HgIsLISTEN
Dec. 20, 1854. Attorneyv Tor plalntia
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HHo! for the w est !!
TUARDIAN's sALE--By virtue of an

TUARDIAN'S SALE--By virtue of an
9T order from the Probate Court OF Monroe
county, Ohio, I VIII offer at public sale, Oh the
premises in Center township. in sad county, on
Saturday, the 7th day IF .dpril, 1855,
at the hour OF o'clock P NJ, as the guardian
of William jackson. Brce Jackson, Elizabeth
jackson, Wilson s Jackson, Lewis Jackson,
Sarah Ann Jackson, George w. Jackson, and
jeremiah jackson, who are the children OF said
guardian and his deceased .svife Sarah jackson.
tho II terest Of his said wards, (suhJect TO the
dover estate of Mary Gr'fth,l in aud to the fol-
lowing premises, To wit: The north east quarter
Of the north west quarter of section Is, township
"A, range ), aud Ire south west quarter OF the
north east quarter of the same tom contain ne
so scres; appraised at $ss3 ,ss1s; also the south
west quarter of section l6, in the same township
aId range, contA aiming 100 acres appraised at
$3.50 90; which said interest of said heirs is held
by virtue of the right Of said Sarah Jackson de-
ceased, as an heir at law of William Griffith, de-
ceased; and is equal to one-fDurtl, part OF said
spr rem,ses, (subject to dover as aforesaid J T..
> 1sERnfs OF SALE-One-thifd cash in hand one.
third 10. one year and the residue ntw o years.
With Interest from the day of sale,to be secured
topfhe sstisfaction Of said guardian.
|. 5asksA * F-..rS rSILAS@ JACKSON.
March 2, 1855. Guardian as aforesaid
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MONROE COUNTY,

5s.ftA, CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs.
Logan, Carr e. Co, 4 CIvIL AeTIoN.
plaintiffs, ! Summons, Order: IF ~.
= vs. toehnrnt and afidaoit
John Lee. defendant. sof nor. residence.
THE said defendant is hereby notified, that, on
3 l. the 29th day Of December. A; D. 1856, pc.
titon was filed by the said plaintiffs agaihsthm iu
the said Court of Common Pleas, setting forth,
ceptance dated February 10Th, 1854, at ninety
days. in the sum Of Sl92 36soge,hes with; 81 lg
abe of protest thereof. making in all l93 4e
for which, with interest thereon from the 18th DAY
Of May, 1854, lie plaintiffs ask Judgment The
defendant is required to answer ON Saturday the
3rd day OF March, a. D. 1855. sss...s
* ~. 3 C. g CARROLL. ~
| Aftese Atty for Piaipiiffs. :
JAMES, ,MITcHELL, Clerk y Isl ~
sof CT OF C p. of said County
= To, 12SS
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n AVID Johns ESTATE 'subseri.
- bers were, on the 9Th day of June. 1854
by the Probate court OF Monroe county, Ohio,
appointed Administrators, dc boais non. OF the
k.is,e Of David Johns, late Of said county, de-
ceased, and have gwen Fond and received letters
as such ISAAC EDWARDS,
March 7, 1851 MAHALA EDWARDS.
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STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY.
COUNT OF COMMON PLEAS.

i
COURT OFF COMMON PLEAS.
TT OTiC h is hereby given 10 Wiliis MelIott, Mi
1s chae MeIlotl, Mary Ann Meott, Serena Mel
lott, JoanaI, Meott, Joln Mellott, Margaret Mel
lott. Joshua kieilott and Louisa Melint. heirs OF
Noah Meott. deceased; that the 2rd day OF
February, 1850, apeiiiion was flied against them
by Phebe Calvert, in The court of Common Pleas
of Monroe county. Ohio, setting forth that abou.
the second day OF November, 1913, the said N oah
Melott was scIzed, in fee simple, of certain
tract Of land, situate in Monroe county. Ohio,
being part Of the south east quarter Of section 81
Of township four, of range four, containing 80
acres, more less; that she purchased said tract
OF land and took possession thereof, on the second
day of November aforesaid; tina, warrantee deed
was then made and delivered to her, which.
through mistake, described said tract of land as
being part of the north west quarter of said
ton twenty-seven, OF township four. OF range
70 II; whereas it should have been described as
lying in aud being part of the south east quarter
of said section, TO wnship aud range. She asks
that said mistake shalt be corrected and her title
forever quoted TO said premises.
JOHN SINCLAIR. :
Feb. Z, lS55.-6w Atty FOR Petitioner.
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HWASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By
lVH virtue of IA mandate to me directed trom the
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio,
in the case of James Paden's Administrators
against James " itten, will be offered for sale, at
public auction, at the door of the courthouse lii
said county, on
Tuesday. the Goth day IF .dareh. 1855,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock M, and O'Clock
p M, of said day. the following described tract OF
lard, situate in the County aforesaid, to VIII:
Beginning the bank of the Chic river at a
stake. corner between Robert GrIer and the said
James Wi,teu, running north with the line be-
tw the ia, ms IA aforesaid to the section corner
thence sonth easteriy course on the line between
Peter Witten and the said James Witen to
stake on the bank of the Ohio river on the upper
part OF the said James Witten's orchard; thence
south with the Ohio river 10 the place OF begin
ming, containing one hundred and fifteen acres
in section eighteen, township one and range four
VIM. OKEY, Mas Com.
Feb IA S3 90 Mon. Com. Pleas
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Jan. II. 1885.

8 4 osEpH MoRR1s.s EsTAT e Tn. un.
- dersisped has bee, appointed and qualified
as Executor of the estate of Joseph Morris, tase
OF Monroe county, deceased Those indebtedtn
said estate should make imneliste payment. aud
those having claims will please present them pr OPP
eriy authenticated within. one YEAR g.
Nov. 92, 1854. Jas. n. MORRIS, Ex' !. !
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THOMAS BUTLER's EsfATE.-yhe sub.
J. scriber was, on the 18th day OF F ebrnary,
1856, by the Probate court OF Monroe scounty, !,
Ohio, appointed as Administsaior Of the Estate
OF Thomas Butler, late Of said couniy. deceased,
aud has girei, bend aud received letters as such.
ALEXANDER MeCULLOUGH.E
Mareh7 1859. -
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sS HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of wit Of
y Fl Fa. ct Lev Fra issued frdni- the uurt OF
Common Pleas of Monroe county. Ohio, and to
me directed, wiilsoifer for sale public outcry
II the door OF the court house, in the town of
w oodsheld. in said county. ON
Tuesday. fheS2oth day of Narck, 1855.
betweeuthe houisFof 10 CLOCK m. and o'ciock
p m, OF said day, the following real estate, lying
and being in S aid county. to wit:
Lot number thity-twesin theetnwn of Calais.
as recorded onathe plat of saiitown. Appraised
at nine hundred dollars ~; -; ? =
Taken i,s;executon and levied Oh as the prop.
erty OF Kelian Hager aud John w Harris at tie
suit of Juhn r. SpaIiiIig
- WILLIAM READ, -
Feb7 50 25 sltt fl 8
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y scrber was, on the 3rd day Of March 1850.
by the Probate court of Monroe county, Ohio,
appointed as Adnnistratrix OF the estate OF David
Shanb, late of said county, deceased, and las
given bond and receive ed letters as such-R g
MARIA ELIZABETH SHAUB.
March I, 1855. - 49, sss
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( & fTACHMEN NT.--At eur instance an order
a of Attachment ssissued pu the 9Th day oil
reOruary, A. d., 1855, by Samuel ". Null,
Justice OF the Peace, OF OHIO (ownsiip, Monroe
county Ohio against the goods, cha,teis. rights
credits, monies and effects Of Wiiham Dun6, aI
abscondng debtor Of SAID county, Tor the sun, .
$3s O7 aud Of s,i,,, which viii be fof hearils
on lie ION day. of .Aprn, A.D. 1870.
+, MartiiS7 e5o. s - A. b Ssr:rhISTEE. s
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ab stser Was ,oi, The 2Sth day oi5Jailua,y, 1900,
~ e.e Prpba;eG Goul of Molnoe county, ONO,
approved AZ sEA Aecutor OF The Estate. Of John
sseck sis late Soissald county. DECEASED. and h..
sIvesi 6ond aud received lerfeIsAas sucl.
:. - - s& tGEoltGE N BECKETT
aIarcii7, 1885,.
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subscriber " as, on the 2.2nd day of August,
1854, by the Probate court of Monroe couaty,
Ohio, appointed Administrator, de bo1ss non, OF
the Estate of Frederick Huber. iate of said coun-
ity, deceased, aud has given bond and received
letters ss such FREDERICK KOEiL Err. {
March Z, 1885, sessss4@ & -
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WAISSOLUTION The partnership hereto
q y fore existing in the sale of merchandise in
Brownsville, Monroe county. Ohio, between p.
+. & koontz, was dissolved 10y mutual consent
on the 23rd day Of February, 1855. The busl-
ness OF the firm will be settled by p F. Koon,z
The firm will still continue between the SAID
parties in the purchase OF tobacco.
P. F. Koontz returns his thanks To the public for
the patronage heretofore extended to the firm,
and respectfully soIicits cont"ua"ce Of their
custom. He will carry on the general retail bus
mess AS heretofnre P +. KOONTZ.
Feb % 1855 JNO KOONTZ. -
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STATE Of. OHIO. MO oNBoE 6b<55l91 &
coGxTssoR GollHoa PLRx ~ ssa.s !.
s. 5Smes NaN33shy. Ptsinlio. g 3: 8 g

3xmes MURPHY, Pfsfnlie. 6 8 n & 8
g. against 49, zsss5Sss
William Dunn. Ffiehd Dunn, Harvey D9h9 ~
tred Peyton, John Borli sin,s Duncau SoltJt5;
and ID s. McMallos.. defendants.
fNJOTfCE.-,The defendants will Aake5 sec3t5@S
IN that the plaintiff has filed his petitions 70 49&
court Of comineiis pleas IN this county N6i6
he alleges that ttie aforesaid defendsnsse u ~
bout the 18th day OF February A. D ist4, q teG
county aforesaid assaulted aud beat sitisns
which he was damaged one thousand do1lsfss An4s
for Lich he asks judgments I s So.
WlRE5& &RICHAKDSgNs
Nov. 8, IS54. AT 'ys. for Piainai q
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sktHERIEF'S SALE.-By virtue of a writ OF
= Vcnditon Exponas issued from the court Of
Common Pleas within and for the county OF Mnn-
roe and State Of Ohio, aud 10 me directed, will
offer for sale at public auction at the door oi the
court house in the town OF Woodsheid. in said
county, on
Tuesday, the 2oth day Of March. 1855,
between tie hours Of 10 o'clock a M and o'clock
p m, on said day, the following described tract
of land, situate III said county. to wit:
Twenty acres more Or less, off the north side
OF the south west quarter OF the north east quar-
| ter of section seventeen, township three, range
five, appraised at one hundred and fifty dol!ais,
Taken in execution and levied Oh as the prop
erty of Joseph w orkman at the suit of Joshua
| " orkman. WILLIAM READ,
|. Feb II s. 81 Sheriff.
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lyHARLEs ETURNERss EsfATE.-Tbe
NJ suhscIibeF has been appointed by the Pro.
bate court Of Monroecn county, Ohio, ,sas Adnii,iss
traitor ob the estate Of Charles Turner, deceased.
and has given bond, and received feticrsoi Ad-
miristratiun as such. JAMES YOUNG. &
= - M arch 4. 1885. -. 5
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TosEpH .AiuRRELIa'S EST A 7 Fi;.-s The ;up
u, dersigneJ has be en- aPpointc,i and quahhed ss
Exsculor of thesestase OF Joseph Moifea,, late q
Mnnroe COUNTY, ceased. Dated;at syoousheld. !.
this 5til day Of February. 1890. -
8 Teb I. ORG . MQss.asELL
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF writ OF
- venditioni Exponas with command for addi
tonal levy TO me directed from the Court o!
Common Pleas of Monroe county i'll the State of
Ohio, win offer tor ssle at public auction, a!
the door of the court house, in the town of Woods,
field iiisaid county, oi
Tuesday, The 20th day Of March 1885,,
between the hours Of ] O O'Clock m and 4o'clock
p n on SAID day, the following described real es-
tate.-situate ,in, said county, to wit: q
The north cas- quar,erof the north tqnarte,
Of sectian two, i,i eMnshp three, OF range hve,
containing forty acres. Aso the westpart of the
Esouib east quarter Of the north west q,iai ter o
section in to wnship three, of rang hive, con
tanning eighteelarres: the whole appraised at the
sum of FIVE hundred dollars. q
I Taken in execution and ievietl on assthe prop
eriy OF Levi Long at the sMt nt William " Guy.
ton. ssAV lELlAM READ.-
Fe,14 g T5< Sheriff.
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COLBERT HARRIS'S ESIAF FEs-'Il,e sub
( ser;her w as on the .s0ih day et November,
ou ! appointed by the Probate Court ot Monroe
Is5n,q, OHIO, Admiiiislrator de lon,a sson, Win,
The will anne xsa, OF Colbert Harriss late oil SAID
county, aeceased aud has give1. hot,es and reseif.
ed letter. as such. JulI N La w itENC T.
=. Dxac o. 1854. a
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StHERIFf s SsSAEE.-By virtue Of an Execn-
- lion Justices judgmeat. issued from the
cour, of Common Pleas ot Mon, oe county, Ohio,
aud 10 directed, viii offer for sple al public
outc,y, at the door Of the coirthouse in the town
Of w Woodsteld, in said county. on (
Tuesdny. the 2oh day of, March, 1855.
between the hours of 10 a'clock am, and clock
m, of said day, he following described real es-
tate, lying and being i'll said county. to wit: =
The north east quarter of the north west quar-
ter OF section thirty fonr, Township e.ef Range
our contsiiing forty acres, OF less, and ap'
spraset. at 1856. :
Taken in execution and levied on as the prop.
erty Of w lillian Bell AT the srit0f I /. Moore
WILLIAM READ,
Jau3I. 81 25 Sheriff.
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and HdS q 4 1U25t5F0I 0Iy-EI17UeIIIHB 11VuSe
coop oRcHARps FENCES. EARN, &c. lerm
easy. Foriparticetsrs appiysto
LEWIS ERATiGNY. Ssn.s :
: Beaisytle, Jan. IL, / Is5ass .sssssS z S
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S. HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of q writ of
~ en,iition's Expunas, to me tn ected, tfpm
the Cour, Of Common Pleas. of Moproe cou1f}s
Ohio, l will offer tor sale a, public 6iltlry. nn the
farm of Peter Witien, in said county, on Monday J
the 18th day Of March 1855. the following des
cflbed property. to wit: Ore bay horse, oae sor-
rel inafe and one smoking colt.a - ~ :
Taken in execution and levied on as the pro:
perty OF Pe,erzW iiten atihesuieof Wiiilam Rus
SELL AWiLEdA NJ READ e 4
Jan. 81 GO: = Sheriff. =
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Feb H. So 81 Mon. Com. Pleas.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-12-20
MORE NEWS ron THE LADIES.

TCST received direcre tbs Eastan additional supply
- TO- which we invite the Ladies
n We inseadto sell cheaper than the chcsrest
WOULD call psrticu ar stock of oeisn
Plads French English Mernos Cashmere De LANES
Orera Fannels Csshmere
lid tioves Wool Hose all coiors beam
tifu letof Lad Go Han Sie vea etc
ali of which will be sold a. thu reauexd prices
call. sail. Rorzl ROSER. BROTRRR Il FREY.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-12-20
COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE EvANsvlLLE DAILY JousxAL,

- "Wednesday Evt ming, Dec. l9.
RIVER--Has been rising fact at all points above,
though material change here yet This rise will have
the effect to bring down the rates Of freight some, al
though net very much they have accumulated at all
poi to the lower river.
wEATHER--CIear and cool. freezing Of nights.
BUSINESS 6c.-Has been generally dull during the
last week. least all speculative produce business
has been duli Groceries pretty brisk. Since last
weeks ssae there has been mark decl.e In brc ad
stus and the market very dull. There have
sales of four during the week at 81 u.s. although
quote at Ss, that being the highest mark City Mills
giving 25 for wheat and win probably fall from
before the is put. Corn dull and but few max
ing OF re; 4oc the highest price Offered Quoted
MordAy at New Orleans, at Sc decline. Business at
the river has been lively. An immense quantity of
produce has been shipped South during the week.
Z HOGs.-Our packers have been busy during the week
although the pork market is dull S5 IS the highest
price Offering although small lots of heavy hogs foot
sold So. The principal lots received dur
ins the week have been old contracts No con-
of any Importance have been public during
the week. We quote the price of good hogs at IS 75
extra lots on foot 50.
Naa0LEsALE PRRfEs CURRENT.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-12-20
coNaRE sIoNAL.
rH1arr-rouRrH coSaREss-FrBsr SESSION.

ag WAsH1NaToS, Dec 1s.
Mr.. Walker remarked he was willing TO
wait with all on a general meeting, which will
abide by the present laws on the subject Of
slavery, and admit new States with or with
out slavery, with view to the accomplishment
of the election Of Speaker. Mr.. Washburn,
of Maine, claimed that the party voting for Mr.
Banks was the only National party here.
"a Messrs. Campbell, Jones and Allison in
dulged in lively triangular debate with ge-
ference to the politics of that State involving
the merits of the speakership.
Mr. Giddings delivered his views at length,
on the question Of freesoilism.
Mr.Humphrey Marshall defended the course
of the Americans, Stating that like the Demo-
cratic party they have no more terms Of COM
promise to offer dt accept. qbFEesH
Mr. Campbell Of Ohio then obtained the
floor whercdpoh the House adjourFed. q y
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-12-20

The Hoo MARkEr.-All the houses were again in op
Grafton yesterday. Messrs. Hull, Hunt. 6 Co., up to
last evening" lad killed altogether a 100 Head and had
100 head In pens We did not learn the number killed
by other houses total for the season. up last
evening %ii 10. fall much short of $4,000 head. Buy
srs are oGsrire es and sellers are asking s6 u.s. Tho
market may therefore Se sgosea IS 70 ss 2s.
lLoa. JoEy., lsth.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-12-20
AUCTION SALES.


11HA14 " VVIs1H HIkAH NELEUN
AUCTION ROOMS,
Old Court House. Corner of Main and Third
diately opposite the w sshington Hotel.
AV1NG leased for of years and fitted M the
M above we'll known stand. prepared to
eeive for sale at auction private SALE all kinds
wares and nerehandise household furniture horses
gies ETC..
Cssh advances made consign rents when required
Regular sales every Tuesday, Thursday Saturday.
cling O'Clock, A, M Tuesday i'd esday
and Friday lights. at esrly gas light. 4sr
and sales Of real promptly attended
are weekly recsivins; and have hand large
and general assortment of FURNIT eonsis1 ofslat
spindle and bannster backs scroll And scrllop
Rack ohee; French. Jenny bind and Bustle wood
Chars mahogany and Chair
shAirs srrng seat rockers sofas soeiAbles centre
care dning ami breakfast tables; light and wash
lounges mirrors fine and misses bedsteads
rssses TIN and wire Safes which will sell Gin
have al+s on hand great variety emotions jewery
V'Oins aecordeens pocket cutlery. guns pistols whps
sfe etc. which will sel prices for cash.
wholesale orretall- WOOLSEY NELSON.
mys Anct,.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-12-20
Additions continue at the same time to the

Additions continue at the same time to the
Russian forces.
The Russians continue to threaten Kersch
which has been largely reinforced.
The Imperial Commercial Bank of Oddessa
has failed - sase
A dispatch from the Baltic, dated 9th, says
that the united squadron under Admiral Dun
das, were then passing the Bell homeward
bound.
aeeA A Russian Grand Council Of war is to be
held at st. ,Petersburgh, to settle the plan for
the defense Of the coast from the Gulf Of Both
MIA, to the Southern extremity Of Valitry-
MIA in Asia.
There is an unconfirmed rumor that the
Russians have taken Kars.
Z. The British Parliament is adjourned till
the 31st of January.
The King of Sardinia has returned to
The news from the Continent is whcly un-
important. a
aazaE ra3as NEw YoRK, Dec 1S
In the Georgia Senate Friday, a resolution
was introduced for the appropriation Of $780,
coo to aid Southern men to emigrate to Kan
sas, as an offset TO Northern emigration.
~ A large quantity of arms were stolen from
the Harrisburgh Arsenal and sent to this city,
where it was supposed they would be sold to-
fi1libusters to be used in Nicaragua. The.
arms have been recovered, shd certain parties,
who were concerned in the robbery arrested.
= .,e-.3 Il .s.ii.5 r.. BosToN, Dec 18.,
Two trains on the Great Western, Canada,
Erie and Ontario Railroad, came in collision
this afternoon. The engine and two or three
cars were crushed Two persons were killed
and several wounded. Both trains were be-
hind time.s
"a a a . N A
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prints. .-a.s.... b Az
Sprague 6r Aliens
madder prints. -. eal0s
Fancy light q dark
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-12-20
HTcCLUREI LIBRARIE

AL FROM THE B0nIAM MINES.
Wis superior article OF Coal deverJ
from the city ding All orders left pauy
once corner of Sycamore and First will be
attended to, as follow:
Orders left before II clock NJ. delivered day!
Orders left after that hour and before clock P
lvered before day.
The Comp also prepared furnish
O n ha and fnli
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-12-20
NEw cxtEKsr, Dee. ~.

~NE" ONLLAHtr NC. II.
Flour ss so. Corn e5c. Lard In kegs I2c. Molssses
33Ie Co6ee-ssles for the week 500 bags, stock AZ
800 bags Sugars firm. Ffeshts-cotton 10 Eiavre IL
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-12-20

EAOOR sPRINGs.-Ssw article and good for sale by
- dees oHAS. 5. WELLS.
KATEsil CAst Skates assorted 2sc to S5 90 per
defs : - :. - oHAs s. Wills
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-12-20
HOG MARKET.

The prices above generally, ,whefetwo prices
aforementioned forful packages and The higher for
am ali Iwho =.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-12-20

FOR SALE or RENT.
a CoMFoETABLE pweliips Bsuse at the head Of WATER
sscsw +, noRsBEqYE.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-12-20
JUST RECEIVED
A NEW STOCK OF SUMMER MILLINERY,

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