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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-28
49, MISCELLANEOUS. =. ~;
JOHN S. MITCHELL Il SON,
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND CCs<-
80 mission MERCHANTS, q X 3

PRODUCE, EORWAROIN0 AMI W =.
MISSION MERCHANTS. X =
EvAHsviLLE, IND. -
Omes and Warehopss ON Water strset, bftrses JMssr
and Leexstj also corner Of Walnut ct. ard s@s
Canal, and at the Big Whsyf Beat at L =
foot of Main street. 80 =
WILL advance cash on all kinda Of Produce cob
wv them for sale here orto ship tother Cor
orders f,r purchasing Produce or Merchandise. hed
at the shortest notice aud lowest ma ket prices
They will give prompt attention TO the Forwarding OF
all and Produce enrustedto their cares and
with their experience and ample facilities for storage,
do not hesitate to guarantee satisfaction. -.
novI4-tf JOHN S. MITCHELL SON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

fSta For the q 4 MD MS s II ..s. s~s


~ kRN ExPREss, s,,H-N
HR3 For the rapid and safe convey t0SHniSf
s sS:s @ Of \ Money. I:yelty, vale
genenly arrangements having been msas with tho
Isansvli,e and Charlottesville Railroad Company, for
running the Express their Road the businers pub
nc ., nvaIssie are respectfully informed that Mes
sengsr VIII De dispatched Monaay morning goth inst.
sna oamy exce sundaysJ in charge pack
Sincennes, and Way Stations on the rosd tcla nG1F
iron Bale VIII be carried To give greater security to
vauaoles anu IN all cases goods delivered
!! on arrival At either end without extra charge.
me business connections and arrange Adams
Co. Eastern express have been extended Evans
yilie and r G. O'RlLEY & co. appointed Agents for
receiving and shppisE at the River on sheif Wharf
boat, and THOS. CONJUNCTION d co. Agent. for re
ceiving and delivering all goods for The civ a. their
Bookstore corner Of NJ ain and First streets. -
Merchants ordering goods from the Eastern cities
w mo great advantage in having them forwarded by
Adams Express, the time OF which IL rarely over
five DAYS.
II Packages OF all descriptions, designed e,she, 10
the East or for the Vincennes should be p
q. O'Riley * Co.'s Wharfboat, or ut Conypgtonss &
them. .tt" t''fT = ~ ~ -9-r
~ The Messenger, Mr.. JAS. REYNOLDS. viii BE- as
the train half an hour before its time starting take
charge or Whatever may be offered there. 1900
EvansvfIle, Feb ls, "a. (apee-iy) ADAMS 4 CO.
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81 BOILER MAKING AND REPAIRING.
TIME having established Boiler Yard at y
ansville. is Pre- pared to make end repair BOi
lere-w give satisfaction in either Prompt attention
will be paid all who ell lin to do their work
Orders he left with H. Schriber. ofthe Lauasco
Foundry Mesker Co., Of the Esgl. Fonn-
dry on the canal Main street. JOHN kRoPP.
Henry scHRBER BRISKMEYER. MEsKER 4 Co.,
JONI HEwsOS. WIN. BOYLE. Lsc q
BERyAYD NuRnE G.. d. EGGLEsToS Co.,
jan4-1y p Nt ~ ~
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NATcHEz STREET FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, April7, 1884.
Ouronice and warehouse. Nos. 81 and 90 Nutchez ST
with their contents, except the books and papers con
tanned in SAFE were entirely destroyed by fire. or
the morning of the 10Th March Although the Safe had
been several hours in extremely hot Ere before
could recove IL. being first discovered was
in red heats on being cooled with water we removed
books and papers to the amount thousand
dollars. without the slightest damage injury to u.s.
Being fully convincec by this event OF the entire secu
~ of those Safes have procured another ofthe same
pon from the gent. viz: Richs Fireproof
Safe, sold by Mr. Isssc Bridge No 81 Magazine street,
and th;l to all who desire perfect security
for valuable papers In case Of fire.
e.f PRICE, WALSH & co.
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WAR WITH RUSSIA.
vg>O RLACKsMITHs, WH!TEsMITR9 AND
IL EVERYBODY ELSE.-RUN misunderstanding estab-
Coal Yard between Locust
and Walnut prepared to sell quantities the best
PITTSBU RGH COAL at low prices he bought be-
10 the Falls All orders left at the store OF Hornbrook
Churchill will be received
To by my3-IydSw A. j. HUTCHESOS co.
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CRESCENT AUCTION Rooms.

... -, OPPOSITE Hkw COURT HOUSE. y
GENERAL AUCrfONEERS& REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
ESPECrFULLY tender their services to the citizens Of
Evansville and country for the sale Of xea
and Personal Properly Houses and Lo Furniture Dry
also parcalsf stten
tsn paid all cut door sales every Description on reason
able satisfactory terms We shall do exclusively Com
mission having goods Of TO place
in comPeon with consgnors both the and seller VIII
time the Auction aud Csumission business and our friends
that Will Efforts
please EihIrade and attention business
the Of those who entust their businss
care. ~ - 'L
x--RkFEKENc Es.- dtfe s-.-vrt
p. q. 0'KfLEY d Co.. Evsnsvi1ie-
sl. gDuyAL. AGO & Co.. Memphis Tenn. s1I
WIN PARK Co.. DO o. H. s.ff-s,
.e r. ,w D. s IN ,y, New Orleans ct -aigRad
Il MILES 9. FOXES. ycksbrrs. Miss. efrr - g "
WIN McRss. p,o. DO ID, DO; o,;. 49, ~.
s6i EEtL0a FqoT. do de-. AIT
Regular Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday.
o'clock every evening during
At early gaslight APPS d - SWEET LEONARD.
-sf .Auctioreers. 81
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NOTIONS. TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
O. PUsHEE HAS NOW BEEN EIGHT YEARS IN
Evansville constantly adding all the little useful and
articles this particular branch Of trade and
with with Eastern merchants and
will marke prices
friends invited call and examine the grsa
variety Store under 0dd Fellows Hall First street.
e.
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FIRE.! FIRE!!s FIRE!!!
fe4.rs MORE TRIUMPHS OF So
KlCl,S 81 LA M N BER SAFEST

III ? The FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES HAVE Just Berx
received by the mails. The. form nal ties
of the superiority S kItBs
FIRE IN CHAkLESfON. :. T..
CHARrEsToS, April 20, 1854.
Ma. j.. NJ HATCH agent for Riss Salama nde Saies--
Dear Sir: Finding IL impossible to remove on safe siu.
ring the late fire. which destroyed store Hayne
street. and having taken out books weput into II,
several papers 10 test it, We gl,d TO acknow
that fully sustained the high reputation our safes.
The prese rvaon Of these p per was more Than
peced. when witnessed the intense heat IL was sub.
jected to. Yours. &C.. Etttf
COURTNEY, TEyNANT& CT. :
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FIRE IN EVANSVILLE. NY. 1s't
lfisf pANsvrLLE, April 10. 1854.
Messrs. STEARKs & Marvin Gentlemen: Your Safe
went through the fire. II contained all our book nd
papers which came out in God order Ihe Safe from
appearance must have been red hot. We trusted 0ur
all lin it. Very respectfully, yours,
~ -ste BROWN e. GRANT
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COTTON BATTING AGENCY.
STORAGE WANTED

HAVE the ,gency Of the Cannelton Cotton Batting Mi
IL and shall keep stock hand Of No. land No. q
times the 10 west cash price a. 80, =, .-s--l :
janis COOKS Family Grocery
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HAMILTON sHEETINGe.-lo bales just reed an 4
~ for sale By ebA SHASKLIN 4 RETLLY.
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M prepared in Fire Proof horse
w quantity OF Grain. Produce Mercbandiss. OF
tho most liberal terms. s'r tf.s
Having and airy stairs rarteular vii
be Household Furniture Implements
aud all kinds of goods liable damage
rust.
lowest BY mont
Logger W desired rs.f.--
warehouse located sn Locust W.
Canal and convenient for shipping BY River Rail
road. Appiyto novl GEO. FOSTER co.
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some THINGS CAN EE DOME AS WE'LL A
- Nv - OTHERS. ll ..-lE- !. - II.
REMOVAL or.
JEWELRY STORE.

n HAS REMOVED 70 Gwathney Buisiss. 0. Fin
A street. doors below tost Once where he viii be han
~ 70 see his old customers aad the pphie ssd shcv
them his extensive assortment OF Jevelry 10
eether nth srlendd selestea CHRISTINA and Ew
YEARS GIFT etc.. etc. Call ssd examine fss
yourselves. d~c22- 2vd
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LADIES' CATER BOOTS

LADIES' CATER BOOIS.
a LARGE elegant assortmeueof Silk. Lastss Ers-
IA lish and Kid Plain and Patent tipped half
front and aide laced G.iers At all prices
al ouafities. HENDRICKS McREA.
aplI I = is- u sre Fssters Block. First &C..
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CRACkERs AN Wholesale AND RETAIL.

msnt offresh Water. Butter and Sugar Crackers an
also Soda. Pilot Navy Bread which being
ed by the LATEST improved Machiney they he sold AZ
low price as in pacr in the wes snd are not excee
10 quality ny other in the country
stock always haad my shop Water street htwss
Sycamore and Vine. mh2otf j. SINZICH.
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Legal Notice.

Luke Knapp, plaintiff, Petition to compel spe.
against ci6c performance of an
David D. Mann. and agreement. In the Court
George Eaton, deten- of Common Pleas of
dapts. Monroe County, Ohio.
nAVID ID. MANN, who is . resident of the
- State OF Psnnsyi vsnia, and George Eaton are
hereby notified that on the 9th day Of April, A.
D. 1855, Luke Knapp fled in the court of Com
mon Pleas aforesaid, his Petition against the said
defendants, the objects and prayer Of which Peti.
ton is in substance follows, that is to says That
said David ID. Mann, by article of agreement in
writing dated the 26th day OF March, 1851, agreed
to convey in fee simple to said plaintiff the follow
ing premises, situate ia Monroe county. Ohio, to
wit: The east half OF the north east quarter OF
section s. township 9, and range S. containing
49 e0-l00 acres, upon the punctual payment of the
following aums Of money at the times folio wing
Forty three and 50-l00 dollars at the date of the
agreement; fifty dollars November l, 1851; fifty
dollars December %, 1852; fifty dollars December
rs, 1852 and fifty-six and So 100 dollars Decem.
Der Is, 1854; that the first two instalmehts wern
duly paid: that said plaintiff executed to said Man
his promssory notes for the last three Il
and that said Mann transferred said notes to Georg
Eaton, who is now the owner. Said Petition
prays that said Mann may be compelled to perform
specifically his part of said agreement according I'd
the terms of the article. Said defendants are fur.
ther notified that unless they answer or demuI to
said Petition by the next term Of the court of Com
mon Pleas that said plaintiff will apply to the
to take the matters of the petition % confess
ed and to render judgment accordingly.
LUKE KNAPP.
By HoLLIsrER & WAY, his Au'ys.
April IL, 1855.
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SHERIFF'S SALE BY virtue of an order Of
- sale u Partition. issued from the court of
Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, and to
me directed. will offer for sale at public 6utcry.
at the door Of the court house, in the town Of
Woodsfeld, in said county. on
Monday, the 81 day of May, 1855.
between the hours Of 10 .clock IN, and O'Clock
M, Of said day. the following described real es.
tate. lying and being in said county, TO wit:
The south east quarter of the north east quar-
ter, Of section twenty five, township six, and
range six; containing forty ACRES, be the same
more or less: Also the north west quarter, of the
north west quarter, of section nineteen. township
six and range six; containing forty acres more or
less; subject to the dover estate of Caiharine
Pifer. in said premises. described as follows, to
wit: Twenty.six acres off the west side of the
south east quarter of the north east quarter ol
section twenty. five. township six. and range six
Ordered to be sold in the case of Isaiah Payne
and wife, against Jacob WestDer, ct al.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash in hand
one-third in one year, and one-third in two years
with interest; the deferred payments to be secur.
ed by good and sufficient security.
WILLIAM READ,
April 16. 1856. $3 81 Sheriff. Nj. c. O.
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DAvlD LOCKWOOD and Caroline LoSk-
IL wood his wife, William K. MCDOWELL aud
Elizabeth Woodwell his vile. John P. Anshutz.
Leo Anshutz, Rebecca ARshutz, Henry Anshutz,
Gertrude Anshutz, Mary Anshutz, Fanny An
shutz. Benjamin Anshutz, Frank Anshutz.
Charles Anshutz, Jacob Nesberly. and William
Hoskins, will take notice. that on the 25,h day
of April A. ID. 1855, Rebseca Anshutz, as the
Administrative of the estate of C. P. Anshutz. de-.
ceased. filed in the Office Of the Judge of the
Probate Court within and for the county of Mon.
roe and state OF Ohio, her certain petition, ask
ing for leave to complete certain contract made
by decedent in his life time, and that she may be
authorized to make to said William Hoskins, a
deed, for and on behalf of the heirs of said de-
cedent tor the following tract Of land, situate In
said county, to wit: The west halt Of the north
| east quarter Of section lS, in township 3, and
range 3, contalng 80 acres, more or less. Said
petition is now pending, and will be heard in sait
court, on the l7th day of May, 1855.
ROLLISTER, OKEY & HOLLtSTER,
| May 2, 1856. Au'ys for petitioner.
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STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Edward Archbold aud Daniel H. Wire,

STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY,
Court OF COMMON PLEAS.
Edward Archbold and Daniel H. Wire,
against
George L. Colvig, Lavinia Colvig, Moses Ward
and Mortimer Pollock.
vUNHE F. said George L. Colvig, q Nonresident
u of this state, is hereby notified, that on the
18th day Of January last, the said plaintiffs filed
in the office of The clerk Of said court, their peti.
ton In civil action, setting outin substance that
on the 2sth day of November. 1883, the said
George L. Colvig was indebted to said plaintiffs
in the sum of $4,000, by pro,nissory note, due
in ono month from that date. and to secure the
same mortgaged to plaintiffs q small tract of land
in said county, in fractional section twenty,
township three and range three, more particularly
described in said mortgage, containing about one
acre and seven.eighths, with the dwelling house,
stables and improvements thereon being the
same On which said George ColviS had lately re-
sided. and being the same which said George L.
CoIvig and Lavinia his wife had mortesged to
Mortimer Pollock. 't7 -
The object and prayer Of the petition is, to
have the mortgaged premises sold. hy decree ol
couit, aud that piantiffs' debt may be Satisfied
out Vi the proceeds, utter paying the Pollock
mortgage. Said defendant is required to answe er
on or before the twelfth day OF June next, or the
petition will be taken as true, and the matter
u.ereof decreed accordingly
ARCHBoLD & WIRE,
Teste, t's 'tts' In person
- JAMES MIrcu ELL, Clerk Of said Court.
ApriI 25 1855 -6w 1888 7fe <-=si-
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Lands at Auction.
May 2. 1855.

nN Thursday the 3lst day Of May. 1855. at
~ one O'Clock, p. m, the subscriber, as the
administrator dc bonis non Of Christian Resk.
seeker. deceased. by virtue Of On order of the
Probate Court If Monroe county. Ohio. will offer
tor sale, on the premises. the following described
lands and tenements. lying and being in Ohio
township, in, said county, within 81 miles of the
OHIO River, % wit: The east half OF the north
east quarter Of section IL. township 2, Of range
!, containing eighty acres. moro or less, subject
to the dover therein OF Elizabeth Peggs and Elias
Pegs, her husband. which has been set off in the
south end of said tract, and contains twenty five
acres. About sxty-fve acres Of said premises
are cleared. Appraised, subject to dover, at
$3.50.
TERMS ar SALH.-One.third cash in hand,
one-third In six months. and the balance one
year. with interest on the deferred payments,
which are to be secured to the satisfaction of the
subscriber. THADDEUs REAKsEcKER,
May 2. 1856. Administrator
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nOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
HI that petition will be presented to the Com
missioners Of Monroe county. Ohio, at their June
session. 1855. praying for alteration Of so much
of the newly established graded road. leading
from Wood.field to the Ohio river, through the
town Of Antioch. as lies|between the point where
said graded road leaves the old road near Woods.
field and the point where said graded road inter.
sects the old road on tho lands of Simon Jackson
and more particularly for alteration Of so muct
OF said gr AIDED road as runs through the lands o
A br aham Jackson aud Simon Jackson, and COM
mencing at the mouth Of said Abraham Jacksont
lane, thence to or near said Abraham J.cksoni I
co II hearth, thence southwark t. near laigs
poplar tree, thence east Of south to or near tn,
head of the drain, thence the best route to inter
.eei -. -. nI1 road.
April 25, 1855.
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Guardians Sale.

nN Saturday the 18th day of May. 1855, be-
" tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and
4 O'Clock P. NJ, on the premises hereinafter des.
cribed. in Adams township, Monroe county, Ohio,
the undersigned, 40 the Guardian Of Hiram Tay.
Ior. Sarah Ann Taylor. William Taylor. John
Taylor. Rachel Taylor. and lsacc Taylor. will sell
at public auction the interest of the said Hiram,
Sarah Ann. William, John, Rachel. aud Isaac
Taylor. being the undivided six.eighths. subject
to the lite estate Of Elizabeth Taylor. widow Of
William Taylor, deceased, in the following prem
ises situate in said county, to wit: Tho north
west quarter of the south west quarter of section
IS. to wnship 3, and range 4, containing % acres
more OF Iesss Aiso the south west quarter of the
north west quarter of the same section, township
and range. @ i5.s
TERMs OF SALE-One cash in hand. ono.
third IN six months, and the residue in twelve
months, with interest on the deferred payments
from the day Of sale, aud to be secured to the sat
isfaction Of said guardian.
49, ELIZABETH TAYLOR,
April IL, 1856 Guardian AZ afoI esaia.
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NOTICE is hereby given to John Ice am

NOTICE is hereby given to John Ice and
II KIynta Ice his wife, Of the state Of Indiana. a.
that OH the 4th day of April, 1855, George Cline
as the administrators Of the estate Of James Will
hanson, deceased. filed in the Probate court
within and for the county of Monroe and state Of
Ohio, petition TO sell the following described
lands, to pay debts against said estate, to wit.
The north west quarter Of thenorth east quarter
of section seven, township four and range seven
Also the east half of the north west quarter o
the same section, township and range. Also the
east half oi the south west quarter Of the same
section, township and range. Also twenty-five
acres in the south west quarter Of the north cas-
quarter of said section, being all of said last
toned lot that lies north Of Muskngum creek
lying in Monroe county, Ohio. SAID petition viii
be for hearing in said cnurt OH Friday, the frs
day of June next.
HOLLIsTER, OKEY h HOLL1STER.
April Is, 1856. Auys for petitioner
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Whe cling Wholesale Prices Current

Business is more lively :han heretofore
but the scarcity ofcash and country pro-
duce affects seriously the state OF trade.
Flour; We find no change since last
week. We quote at SO. 75a1O at wholesale.
Corn Meal; We find but little in market,
and 1t commands 81 90. 9G
Wheat; In demand at S2a2. 10; bu,
there are small sales. Corn $50, Oats
SIC, in demand.
Bacon; Shoulders 7c, sides TIC, hams
10c, sugared l2c.
+ Lard 8a9c.
Butter-scarce-Afai fair article OF old but.
ter commando 2Octs., readily.
Beans; Scarce, commanding $3.50
readily. s',2
Seeds; Timothy 3s3A. clover 6a64.
Groceries; Sugar is advancing we quote
sugar at 6a64. by the hid. Molasses S.
a36. Coffee l2al6, in advance.-Intel.
igencer. 26ti.
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cALIroRNIAs NEWS.
Arrival Of tho Qsorge Law.

NRw YofK, April 24.--Ths Geo. Law
arrived this morning with California dates
70 the 3lst. and 372 passengers. and
17Bz 900 in treasure.
The Panama railroad is in 6ne order,
and the health Of the lsthmps good.
The news ls Of no great importance.
Trade very dull and depressed, money
tight. Page & Bacon resumed on the
98th, conditions Of others banking houses
unchanged. DR.. Wright's iriends are
making strenuous efforts to place him in a
Dondilion 10 resume.
The Legislature 10 expected to adjourn
about the middle Of April. The prohibit
.ory liquor law passed the Assembly--its
sprovisions are not very stringent. The
anti. .ssmbling law passed the Senate.
News Of the confirmation court caused
considerable rejoicing among the land
claimants.
s Tie sloop. of.war ST. Mary's is ordered
80 San Juan del Sur, to settle new ditfi.
scuity Another Greytown affair is deemed
Accounts from Lower California rep.
resent that the notorious Joaquin Manals
sis atill alive and meditating another exPe'
.diiion to the north.
Blake, the murderer Of Mowry is SEN
'tsnced TO be hung on the 25th day Of May
next.
Walker's expedition 10 Nicaragua had
mot sailed, and il is doubtful il i, goes al
The weather was glorious Crops prom
.;is,sd 10 be abundant. Miners generally
doing we'll. -,
The excitement regarding the Kern
River mines had subsided. The arrival
Of gold was retarded by the scarcity o
coin on hand to purchase il. s
= Sherry, James & MoCrea, recently
ystsbiished jobbing house in San Fran.
s1isco, failed for 800, 900.
Valparaiso dates are to the 18th o
March, Calloa 26th, aud Australian date,
10 the 1st February. +.
CMIr-No news Of moment. The cleo
Non Of mesabess of Congress was to taks
rplace On ths 15th Of March. Busines.
dali at Valparaiso. .ls.
The Peruvian war steamer Reimao wa.
wrecked on the fret OF March, on thu
rocks Of ST. Johns. Loss Of nearly ont
Ssundred lives. The vessel was built ir
lie United States. Gen. Flores Of Ecua
dorians oslebrity,. has returned to Callot
snd placed himself under the protection
of the Peruvian governments Castillo
ths Ecuadorian Minister, protested agains
Klorss being permitted to remain in Peru
and signified HE intention Of demandin,
his passport. and the whole country is ex
cited in consequences. APPrehensions arr
entartainsd Of further revolutionary meys
msnts. Australian affairs unchanged.
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CARDING.

HNHE subscribers are now prepared to dc
wool CARDING, at Riclner's Mills, on
Suafish Creek.
From long experience in the business, and BY
fair dealing, they are determined to give satisfac
ton to all who may favor them with their Gus
tom.
Persofp bringing their Wool clean and free
from burs, can depend on the best of Rolls.
PRIcE--5 cents per pound in Cash. One pound
of Grease will bs required to o,ght of WOOL
Wool will besreceived aud Rolls delivered, il
the shortest possible time, at Jacob Hamilton .
JacobsburR; at G. Marshsii's, Lewisville; st NJ
Bakers aud N. Koehler & Co.'S, Woods6ed
aud at John Hurd's, Jamestown
e. J& G. RICHNER.
A.. a ,oss