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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-14
TIE UNITED STATES CONSULAR AFFAIR

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The PanamenO OF yesterday gives us toe Dery tatet
inig cnce from ibe UIteo Sts'es, Ia toe shape OF
bOsbasuc icle respecting the sep- t%keu a. Wash.
ns ton relative 10 tDa United Siaes cO9sul here aod
s,ates that h- cousa has been pefemJ Oniy Oroered
70 hoist nis fiak ssain This we must ia ly con "A
dict. Whatever Instructions The cODsui 10y receive
beIesf err he bas got 80 far n)r 10 here yet the
least appearance u the flag beiog noe ed.
SIN. sarbIed report winch apJ-a'e, Ia some of 'de
New. YOrs pspers, and wilch may or may no, have
an, foundation, has led The Panama INTO lbs uu-
called for assertion ada yesterday But one hi = u
e4rtaD that the United States sOvernme II bad due
approved OF the IOLs1ls course sons 10 elSe you'd
have beer seDt out 10 fill hIs place, and If Dst aeous
come for bia 10 bot bis flag ain sad 90 further
no ice ne aseU Of the Teceu difficult, l. Will be be-
osu,e The United Stats thiGss tits GOser imen! too
despcabe 10 get into any difficulty with il when II N
possibly b. avoiied, and cert4ins proves To Il il ap-
lciaies he acton 1.-THE pres M incum oet here too
BIZ bly, 10 eca him from bis post.
IPaoama stsI and Herald
The dec uc'ions and tone OF The above surprise u.s.
disapOoval of consul doss ut require his
removal Dle,s nj, acts have been g4n'on or re *
kse as 10 induce the probability of repetition Of tue
acts oisspprOved otbe sima or are OF 81 IN re-
spObsble character as 10 maze it necessary % father
tbem or atone 10 government grossly insulted, oV
dss dismissal Of the fuDc; ary 10 the Gaze
in point neither OF t7ese contingencies exist apd hence
the necessity OF recall d0es not obtain. The adminis-
trs,ion Of Gen Pierce has not heretofore exbbed any
special sT upulouss 10 The high post On Of an-
Ia. Onitis those vi whom 1t was gilling 20 risk
diff uty. As 10 the aovces TO the Consulate, fOn
De Stste oe aItmert, whatever iotimaons that Office
h how cogDiz4nt of h- instructions to hois toe
Ha. had lot Neen received when the above article
A. CONNER ced-but the use Of the present tense az
the conclusion eus toimpl, different apprehension
ron that previoutl, entertained. Toat the Uni cd
Sts;ss govern ut did OF approve OF Consul VISA
ion, we tbir there is ample evidence. We we're sur
Tis az the tone Of tho above Article because, IN
ommon witn most # those who know the coosul we
,xptote' oisspp oval Of bis conduct would induce
b. resjgL aiioh OF his office.
fAspiuw.u Courier, Nov. 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-14
ASPINW ALL ITEMS

We take the following items from The AsP'rwaH
Courier:
With much eeret We earn that Sr. Felipe Lssso
bss let city with the intention Of eiVing up his
p 81 ion Fbs' Circuit judge in the district OF Colon
We Q. mot blame them, b. caus. they could not get
payment OF the salar'es assigned them aid they
could not be expec'ed TO live here without them We
have, however bsrped upon this su1',t 80 long and
go repeatedly that We will refrain from comment at
this time.
ne a locomotive, the Msnzanls, named sf.er the
isa d on which AspiDwall is located came from the
cbiDe.shop Of the Panama railroad company on
Tburday last, AID was run on trial on the road IL
worked sasJy and made steam well, and her putting
ny is cedi'abe TO the shop
The freight list of the Clyde from Europe, for
transit Of the Isthmus, compried some four hundred
paok ases.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-14
ore, st,DdiDg 10 south and ear

Among us passengers by the Empire City are the
Hon. J. b. Weller, the H,p. W. NJ. G~in, the Hon.
Y. A. Anderson, Col. Jack Hayes, Capt Nicholson,
U. 8. N, end NJ. re BooiscO, Of Russian Legation
We are uDde' obligations 10 X. Il. Ca riOgton esq,
purser OF he Empire City and to the Express agents
O. Freeman q Co., Wells, Fargo & Co., aud the
Pscifc Express company, for the prompt delivery o;
valuable taYors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-14
work. DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IA, 1856

hating chiefmAgistrste ss Franklin
Pierce processes to be. Shall We have further IN
vestiestions and removals, or will the beautiful
figure of the niger driving the wagon, like charity,
"cover q multitude Of sinsi" good many lots
were really or nomnally sold today sus eectt the
latter. and that the sales were chiefly mock ones
The prices ranged from seventy-6ye to three hun
dred dollars. The site of LecOmpton is good and
has numerous beautiful points along the river but
that il ever will be the capital is out of the ques.
ton.
Asmost of thoe at ending the sales were either
Missourians or Pro-Ssvery men residing IN tae
Territory, cleaned little Of the sentiment held
by these persons on the present aspect OF affairs.
1t ia perfectly evident that the Pro Slavery men
have been completely taken by sorPrise BY the
action OF the Free State men, and that they feel
defeated. Hitherto they have ruled by the ave
they inspired and by their reckless conduct but
this will do no longer; and although | heard sew
eral who did not scruple to use threats, and 10
express reckless determination to carry matters
By high hand, it il evident that these gentry feel
that the great mass OF the people in Kansas are up
against the policy they would introduce that fur
Their appeal to the ballOt-bOx, even with fraud is
homeless. and that violence is dangerous and likely
to be met BY superior force. That the Slave
Power will relinquish its grasp on Kansas easily
after having sacrificed so much in the hope of
securing it, the friends OF Free-State policy mus.
not suffer themselves to believe. | am sure that
the people are able, they are determined, TO de-
ferd Themselves and the policy they may adopt;
lint the position of the Administration is semi
hostile, or at best equiyocal, and the PrO-Slayery
mower is far too great to submit to defeat easily
One thing have learned day will forcbly
illustrate the strict, abiding character of the
Eastern settlers Not an Eastern settler has To-
Gated on any Of the reserves-elther the reserves
from which the Indians are TO select or from the
old eseryatiOps-whe settlers from Illinois and
Indiana are thick with their claims on the left
bank of the river, on the old reserves; aud that
they will ultimately succeed in securing their
claims is more than likely. These settlers under
stand how such laws work in the West. What is
still more marked than this is that the Mssourans
have located many claims after the stake and
"card" pattern, of which spoke in a former let
Ter. in the reserves out of which the Indians are
TO select. Several of the other towns OF which so
much is heard in the States have no existence.
Douglas, for instance, has not " habtation, if
il has name" Like its great namesake, 1t Is
far off at a distance" Its name has been
changed half dozen times, and you may az dis
lance suppose that all of these are separate
towns. but this dodge has as yet had no galvan-
izing effect upon its dropping fortunes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-01
Rather a hard Breakfast.

The Junction eating house at Lafayette has
called down considerable Indignation from the
Owners of number of good stomachs, which
have been outraged by the meals served up at
that house. Our friend of the Madison Ban.
ner has had his eorporocity rebuked by one of
these 'feeds,' and being touched in tender
spot has waxed wroth, and thus lets out his
unbiased opinion Of Gen. Packenham's attack
on his stomach
We ourself had the misfortune the other day,
to be seduced, in a stress of fhunger after night
trip from Michigan city, into the Junction
Eating house. Packenham got our half dollar
but we verify believe Packenham's breakfast
then and there sold to us for the price afore-
said has cost him heavy mark in the record
ing angels book Such a breakfast Cohe-
sive beefsteak crisped with frequent broilings.
Potatoes with the successive strata of dirty
grease showing how often they had been sery-
led up to hungry travellers! Decrepid and
veteran butter, probably from the milk of kline
which were grandams to present heifers, and
the hairs in it grown gray! Coffee diluted from
many times boiled dregs into a weak ard mud
dy cheat called cofeel Corn cakes irescoed
with streaks Of filthy fat and flayors, witis
oxide of iron Other daintics equally tempt
ing!
lne twenty others, who victualized with us,
we dare say will swear, on their corporal oaths,
that no such breakfast was ever set before
Christians. We doubt not every soul Of that
sold score of deluded victims would sooner sit
down to safe their hunger on polecat steaks
and skunk rumps than at that table again
One indignant passenger yentured to remind
the proprietor that across the way only thirty
cents were charged for breakfast. This af-
fronted Packenham, and, drawing himself up
fn nd III inn
tions he majestically rebuked the stranger by
telling him, "We don't keep thirty cent
house" We have heard it said that the New
Albany and Salem Railroad Company has an
interest in this eating house. We home that
is not true. The Company has about as much
of a weight Of Indignation to load it, for its
mismanagements, delays and discomforts, as
it can well bear We should be sorry to think
any one company were responsible for the in
iquity and atroeity Of the Junction eating
house at Lafayette.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-01

The prisoner slept in one end of the house, the
house-keeper at the other, and the deceased
had been put IN room ado ming the house
keepers. ~
1t could be proved, that about three hours
after midnight, on the night of Thomson's
death, light had been seen moving about the
house, and that figure holding the light was
seen to 90 from the room in which the prisoner
slept to the housekeeper's room; the light now
disappeared for a minute, when two persons
were seen, but whether they went into Thomp-
sons room the witness could not swear; but
shortly after, they were observed to pass quite
through the entry to Smiths room, in to which
they entered. and in about five minutes the
light was extingulshed.
The witness would further state that after
the person had returned with the light into
Smiths room and before it was extinguished,
he had twice perceived some dark object to
intervene between the light and the window,
almost as large as the surface of the window
ITSELF and which he described by saying it APP
peared as if door had been placed before the
light. Now, in Smiths room, there was moth
ing which could account for this appearance,
and there was neither cupboard nor press in
the room, which but for the bed, was entirely
empty, the room in which he dressed being
distance beyond it.
The counsel for the prosecution here con-
cluded what he had to say. During his address
Smith in no wise appeared to be agitated or
distressed, and equally upmoyed was he while
( the witness testified in substance what the
opening speech of the counsel led the court
and jury to expect.
Lord Mansfield now addressed the jury.
lie said that in his opinion the evidence was,
not sufficient to condemn the prisoner, and if.
the jury agreed with him in opinion, he would
discharge him. Without leaving their seats
1.-THE jury agreed that the evidence was not suf-
ficient.
At this moment, when they were about to
render a verdict of acquittal, the prisoner rose
and addressed the court. He said he had
been accesed Of a foul crime, and the jury had
said there was not sufficient evidence against
Ihiml Was he to go out of court with suspi-
Icions resting upon him after all?
This he was unwilling to do. He was an
innocent man, and if the Judge would grant
him an opportunity he would prove it. He
would cau the housekeeper who would con-
firm statement which he would now make.
CoNCLUsIoN TOMORROW.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-01
CO-PARTNEHISHiP.

TNHE undersigned have this day formed Co-partner
4 ship under the style and firm of GEO. FOSTER & Co
for the Transaction ofa general ForDarding and Com
mission Busness and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Freproof Warehouse on the
Wabash and Erie Canal and corner of Locust DUN
ham Streets and the Depot of the Evansville ana
Crawfordsvilie Railroad where they Will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all Kinds OF
Produce and Merchandise.
They will give special to Consignments either by
River, Railroad, Canal Wagons, and Will forward
promptly at the lowest rates
They will give personal attention to the purchase or
sale OF Produce or Groceries in this market, and solicit
orders for the purchase of Sugar and Moasses on the
Coast che firm will be in the South during the
Winter. 81. =,
tbe nubIic natronape M. w. FOSTER.
-S Sf GEO. FOSTER,
dae1A w. NJ. AIKMAN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-01
CINCINNATI PAPER WAREHOUSE.

pdergned Wholesale Paper Dealers. invite the
attention OF dealers and to their large and
varied stock Papers Our arrangements with Eastern
and dealers such that enabled to
kee hand at all large stock of Caps ana letters
nIein and ruled; Flat Lps Demys Mediums. Royals ard
sinner ROYALS Book Papers manufactured by Planer
& smith I'D OF first class manufacturers
are agents the hest Priaers Cards and Keep on
hand at all times complete stock of rinters Papers OF
eveTy description. Lightbody's Book and News Inks;
NeCreary's Colored Inks Varnish and Gold Size:
We hand in store large stock OF the pest fonT
drnr Book Paper and supply orders to al
most any extent with regular siz5 and irregular sizes
make to order short notice
We highest market price in cash. for Rags bag
ring Rope and Cotton w aste. , -ooD1,,N
Wholesale Paper Dealers & Mapufacturers' Agents.
sapii AZ and 40 Walnut St. Cincinnati.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-01
THE nor NIGHTS ARE COMING.

wish sleep cool had
a burn 4 Hersl gers. and buy new mattress, e
80 out the of description and
size ever made Western country II any one DOUBTS
our word them call and examine ana RToduee better
& " have experenced wOrkmen and Will make to order
nrinr hair eo and huck mattresses, and warrant
than ean be obtained any other city
For our spring import the springs from an
Eestern and will guarantee them to stand
% nannt Nv merchants would say that furnish
them ON as liberal they obtain the same ua
at any other city. = .1..;,- - A. ,.-.o "a
summer goods at large discount fro N
our hosa who want bargains had b. call and
COSY, anu '"Ose W." COLBURN & HERSHBERGER.
so anIhs Fosters Block, First
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-01
THEODORE FRANKE,S
CINCINNATI ENG ESTABLISHMENT

Garner Che Canal opposite Henry Lutz Groee-
So-- ~ Evansville Indiana
NNANCY Dyer Steam Seourer and Refnher OF Dry
New York Dye House -, 5,,..L.. e S;,A
d Wooer rare Cashmere. Shawls Of euery scrip
ton and finishes equal Dyes kind OF st1s ae-
ding 10 patterns shes them equal to new He re-
from silk Dresses IL dry way thou
the color He also cleans and Cur
tains in Silk Woolleu TOile de Tersse and rules
!. Aiso nc oA' oetIe-1Yd&v
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-01
EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

:
TEHE THIRD Of the above insttution 10
First between Main and Sycamore, in
city Evansville will commence on MONDAY Sept IL
1855. al.
public assured at the facilities offered by this
ooi btaining thorough practical Of the
ee Entry Book Keeping. in all its various
equal SUPERIOR TO school in the Ne9
students can any time and progress with their capa
tiles sc. Time required 70 complete full course from
weeks For cataogues giving iuli ThrcuaIS' @NNe
ne IW5PSm% JEREMIAH BENIN. PfinetPal
IVES STERN FEED g AGRICu LTURSL W ARE-HoUsH
MILLER. NANGAEG q W. =,
MANUFACTURERS and Dealersin an klhes Sr n,
lfI aud Garden Implements. Mo- ssap sfs Ma,
IN Machines Field Garden Sees fets "i9 N@-
street opposite Bank 0 Louisville, LSdlsYlhe' n.y.
Sep25-1yW
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CINCINNATI
RETREAT FOR THE INSANE,

n charge of EDW ARD MEAD. NJ. D. Editor Of the Amer
can Psycbol Journal Lecturer Insanity and FOreDze
Medicine late of Obstetrics and formerly Of aters
Medea- r :.
senting superior advantages Nons
bt Guie patients admitted The long experience OF the
practitioner and teacher ahords guar
Of kindly and the successful treatment
- 0bin feb2I-6m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-01
s9ERwOOD House.

rNHE subscriber has taken the above house. and mas
entirely reftted and resurnished it, and is prepared
to entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock ofhOrses and car
riages to let. ,,,-.,
The stable is large clean and Well ocated and good
hostlers are constant attendance Particular attention
ng and in all respects the public Aa find the Sher
wood House good Hotel. rjy6-ul J. A. 8YERS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-01
DAVID O'NEIL,

NJ ERC TT AN T. t a LUh,
. second street between Main and Locust
just received and opened hns and the
of different colors Cassimeres OF hhe quay ~ e.
latest styles with he richest Vestings such as pain
cy velvets satn silks Sc, with commoner gooos hnJ
ness wear goods Of the best quahty; anu
soonest varieties brouahtto this city MY oau 0
and citizens generally are invited examine them
am prepared artrate workmen to make up so1ss
The tsgles and warrant TITS lp all easea. soP-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-01
gsy,I,1,x, sHfyWATIC STOMACH
NEW ARRANGEMENT. n.

MSorder that may able to devote time more parfi
@1 larly the IRON AND HEAVY fAkDNAhE PAT 14ro
of interest in the Sfro-
ery bonse to Wr. MATTHEW DALZELL who Will COZ a.
"a ~ tho old stand the style of ORR DAZELL q
with complete ment Of everything IN the GFoeey
aId ake this opportunity of returning sincere
the paying the house Tor the very
extended for many Years and
M ~ nue their othe firm and woula gay
toe 70 or not pay all gentlemen, that they need
saet ask credit at this house. sANTpEI, ORR
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-01
NEW GALLRRY, NEW NAME, AND.NEw
THE sim REA NJ GALLERY!

RE EssRS SUMMERS & TILESTON have now fully
I'VE completed their Daguerrean R"omsin Dr. Bray
buildings on street. opposite the post ohee ana are
ready receive visitors and to take pictures IN the
and most approved style Having httsa up our
they neat cool and airy Whhe
we light which enables us co take PIC
that WILL compare favorably with any in the Vest
Therefore confident Of giving n
which guarantee sale Please call ana
se n' . Pesyss P9 ~ taksu anu for one dollars e2s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-01
srroVE EoTTsE AND LOT FOR SALE.
TpE.Tcu cuANcE FOR BARGAINSi

EDEING about change our busihsS & "a tsninS
rrognd lying oDetonEth o. ,e n9r5n N % o. me
@ EsiIe and mile from Princeton Inc nei alng
ION ,rarehnuse side of the store room sud
on eo,,5ng room anA bed 70 M o. the premises IS
hrst9te & m Ict.sr on the For fsler part tcuars
Thsse IS hoHs @ 81 - I-a,,ises LOWE & MEAD.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-01
DRs. RRAY PENNINGTt

ID ESP ECTFULLY inforF the citizens of Evansville ana
IA Us vnitv that they have formed partnership In '
practice of Medic . and surgery
Hayf actively engaged the profession for quar-
ter % ceutury aud become the diseases incl
dent they their experience and sue
will eptiae them 90 share Of public patronage
nosite the Once where ehe both of them may be
eeonsuIted unless absent On professional business.
agIS-u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-01
.-TVnF,a lTARBTE YaRD,

coRvrR sEcONp AID XNh ~ c.it;
Of Evansville and th pp Ihat ~ sir E
the entire stock Of No NermoBt alarole ~ -.
and fully prepared 70 I'll 81 CT ~ hes
1aents Tonhs ObesEs Hsad and root ss5is fo erect
r,;talle Monuments their deceased lr1 n1e - -
TO give hi a call All OEdeTspronpsy j. HYDE.
-
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pORTARlE WILL.

HNOR grinding wheat and corn and all other
Genuine old Anchor Brand Boiling Cloths and Betting Of
all widths . -. ..L.;,oa e. ssu +ba abovs
-; ~ a. onr Cincinnati prices. including eight
CsiistJ R. onroes Family Grocery corner oil YAK ano
Sse9sa 5ANEs BRADFORD CO, Oincnnst, o.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-01
j. f. CRISP.

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Fosters BEtIdtRg, Up Stairs.
r CRISP having removed his Office to Fosters
Embellishments of Deeds Mortgages, &C.. and attend
to ali business required of him Justice ofhe Peace.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-01
TENNEYM sORENsON

WHOLESALE DBALERs IN GROcEnlgs AHp LIQUORS. coRSER
WATER ANDyINEssTs. EVANSVILLE, IND
TNHE undersigned have this day formed
the purpose doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
business Eaving business of Mssrs Ais
Ho ives their stock and made additions to make
compete shall be ae offer good argans
FOR CASH any house in Evansville or any city IN the
West. NH Hf t-.tH ~ =: ~ ~ y Z =
IanA D.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-01
sT0RAGE WANTED.

WNyEara nrepared to store in Fire Proof Warehouse
Nv any quantity Grain, Produce Merchandise OK
tho liberal terms ii,
Having and airy rooms up stairs teuar care w
Furniture. Agr utura ements
and az kinds of goods liable damage from damp or
.r.on n
{ Logger when desired.
located on corner Locust street and W. and e.
canal and convenient for shpping by River OF ai-
1an1N n1 Anniyto noyI GEO. FOSTER & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-01

WwTHOLEs ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
SN PRODUCE MERCHANT, MAIN STREET The nm :
respectfully inform his friends and the public
vicinity that having purchased the interest
in the late firm oEJ w Reilly he
to carry the Grocery and Produce at the old
stand this opportunity of returning
lannen off le2O-ly MILLIAM RElLLY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-01
ENInV Al,

TEN BACON & co. have removed to Main street Pc
tween ater and First 1ts next door to HaILock a
stoddard Drug Store nearly opposite the BraRea Sans
where will he pleased TO see an tneir e % IS
give them call They would their thanks er he very
hape receive aeonnuahce OF
ny kssVisg everything Usually keptin the oss
6$roceries. >
saKILLS, 0MArIC STOMACsI BAT-
EERS MILLS. WINE RIrTEkS.
bMHaESE preparations have been long and avoraoy
as certain cure Complaints. and as pre-
SENTATIVE aAd similar diseases con
oi5n%snt anu sTENNEY soRENsoN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-01
TttR MYSTERY SOLVED.

EUDGlNG from the eroma oi ta tn vesSs we
were the that he the saying is in COM
erca paranoe by the board and in consequences
thereof was great sacrifice, but further
ry are happy to readers Is no
the ease hand full assortment OF spring
harea tbe r,sb 10 his store Gpl4
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-01
sAVy MILL FOn SALE.

rTvHEundersiTnea sale his Saw aud Lath Mill stua
iyeon Greek The Mil is IN good repair
viii be sold cheap health will not permit nnu
ing n the busine longer
ANY rson wishing engage in good busin's good
place is time The above Mills capable otmannfac
trin1 fr I'M Oeo 10 900 feet and 5000 to 5O0J Lath
per day For further particulars address ro,,- - ,,,,
ay2o-tf III 1OIL.S y aEE n.
wRON ANDN AIIS, 300 ton Iron all Sizes;
III 21tons Ste ee and Iron Slabs; so bdls Sheet lrop
mS9 ~ - SAMUEL ORR.