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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-14
BY PAYNE g. MAYO.

WILL be sold, on TUESDAY next. the
~ 18Th instant at 10 O'clock, at the Hall of the
Medical Society of Virginia, the Drug Store of
Alex Duvai on Main street, the Furniture and Fix
lures of said Society. including an excellent and val
liable Carpet. Chandeliers, Tables, Cases. &C, &c.
Terms of sale, cash.
is ~ PAYNE a. MAYO Aucts
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~ LII be sold On FRIDAY, the goth
w day of July, If not sold privately before that
very valuable farm 10 the county of Hanover on the
Central Railroad, about eight miles from this city
upon which now reside, containing $50 acres of
land about 800 OF which 10 cleared and in cultivation
the balance in fine timber, consisting of oak ches-
nut, hickory and walnut. The improvements con-
sisting of a commodiou sdwelling house, new barn,
stables Kitchen carriage house, &C., in good state
of repair.
For TERMS apply to the subscriber on the premi-
SEES or to Lee Bayey, Attorneys at Law, 11th st i,
Richmond, where plat of the property can be seen,
Possession given1 18th December.
my 2l-dtd* SAML GCHERER.
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BY DAVENPORT. ALIEN { C(

BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS AT AUG
- TON On TUESDAY, 26th June, we will sell
at 10 O'Clock at auction room. 200 cases BOOTS
SHOES AND HATS, all desirable Summer goods.
TERMs-Uudsr 800, cash; 300 end over, mos.
credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. CO.,
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A GREAT SAVING TO MECHAN-
"A ICS.-Robinson Co g Patent LIQUID Glue for
carpenters, bookbinders, brush makers cabiuet-ra.
kers, hatters, builders, carriage-makers hardware
men, housskeepers. druggists etc.
This being liquid glue, IL always resdy for use;
requ no fire, is free ffom msl and will keen Ii.
quid in any climate. 1t also acts powerful CO.
ment upon iron, wood, stone. glass marble, china
paper, any metallic mineral substance
Put up in bottles of three Sizes at 49, Is and so
sents each For sale by
A. BODEKER. Druggist
IL IN
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
SALE OF STABJ,F

b . III u ~ b IN Ii.
Il CARRIAGE AND HARNESS.-By virtue of
deed of trust of record in the Hustings Court and
by consent of parties therein concerned will sell
at public auction. on SATURDAY, the 18th day of
at III O'CLOCK, at the large Horse Lot near the
Gas Works one Carrisee ana Harness nearly new.
and at 5 O'Clock p N. of the same day on the Ore,
misses the Stable on franklin street next door bs.
Low the Stables of Saunders & Head
TERMs-4 months credit for approved negotiable
paper j. a fLEASANTS Trnstes
Sale conducted by r CAUTHoRN, Auct lie
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BY LARU5 81 SHINE
STOCK OF GROCERIES AMI SHIP
~ CSaAN0LEaY; &c, Ac- AT AUCTION -
20 psrt:ership herstofore existing under the 4 m
solved, and in order to close the business, We .haI
sell on MONDAY, the 18th of June, 1855 at %
O'Clock at our Warehouse.on the corner of Dock and
ish sits to the hishes. bidder all of our stock eff ro
ceries and Ship Chandlery.
Terms of sale for all sums under $50, cash; over
that smouut, mos credit
All persons indebted to the concern are resnsct
fully requested to pay without delay and tboss bs.
wing claims against the concern will please presant
them to Geo. Merriam for settlement
GEO. MERRIAM
LEVY GWATHNEY,
Messrs. LARUs l. SHINE, Aucts.
HE subscriber will continue to keep the
spacious Warehouse for the purpose Of receivioe
sIoRAtE and for doing general Commissien Busi.
ness. 1'i
Being very near the Dock, the expense of draysse
to and from the wharf will be saved Insurancs on
Gil goods can be effected at the lowest rates.
So. Very respectfully,
Je IA GEO MERRIAM
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DESIRABLE FARM ON BRoo,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

I'RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
n HOUSE AND LOT ON FRANKLIN. BE-
T Tween nth AND 18th STREETS, AT AUG
March, 1884 duly recorded in Richmond Hustin ..
Court In deed book No. &c, page SGT, shall sell az
puonG auction. en- the premises, on FRIDAY. the
18th June 1885, if fair II not the next fair dsv a.
O'Clock. the excellent lot and dwelling located az
soove; recently in the occupancy OF Mr. Jas M,
EeTedth: The lot fronts 58t feet the North side
OF franklin street. and uns bsck I67 feat
TERms-one fourth cssh. balance at 4, and 70 mos
Tor negotiable notes interest added and tit retain
to be paid by the purchaser 'o' -''"
L. K. SPILMAN, Trustee.
sale conducted by GoDDIN ApPERsoN
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LATEST MAIL Ne s
Correspondence Of the Di.n.,,h


Death Of an Old Citizen - Margaret Hda;lton-
Mortality Reaog Robbery, &c
BALTIMORE, June 10
Mr., Alexander Boulder, one of our old st and
best ciz aus died this morning, at his residence Ia
the S1th year OF his age.
The wound Of Margaret Hamilton the wounded
Cyprian, having assumed serious character. The
ssssi'snt, Elzs Simpson, has been re-arrested ana
committed to prison.
The iptermeua for the week ending ves,er3ax
are 90, of consumption IS
The American Rinemen intend visiting Almanac
lis on The Plat inst
Mr., John Pearson, of Manchester N H wa.
robbed OF sos on the arrival of the Northern cara
yesterday morning.
The case of Ed Downing, clerk of tho Superior
Court, charged with misconduct In office, IL pro-
crossing in court.
IMPORTANT Prom MEXICO In addition 10 the
accounts already received from New Orleans
concerning the arrests made by Santa Anna, the
papers from there have the following which Is IN.
der date OF the I'd inst, from Corpus Christi:
Juan Suasss had left Lsmpasas with 200 ruer
sui would be Joined al Vile Albania, Sabinas Ss-
linss, &c by force equal TO 1000 men
The whole country 10 represented as being In
srms, and an attempt toStske Monterey will be
made Immediately The Governor of Nueva nop
Gen. Covdovs had fed to the Interior The Bishnp
OF Monterey who visited all the frontier towns last
fall 1t is now sscertsined was sent as a spy bv
Santa Anna to mark the unfaithfui. He has al $50
LETT but II taken, will be roughly dealt with
This movement or outbreak Is entirely ahead
Of CsTvsjsis plans, for although the people were
preparing for Issue, the urgency of the case has
forestalled the matter
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AUCTION sALEs.
FUTURE DAY

DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 co
TnOCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION
o,.,a pn THURSDAY. 2ist June. We viii 81, =. -
ceries, viz: ." s''oftment Of Gro
RIO and Lagusyrs COFFEE
crushed AID Coffee SUGAR
SOAP; CANDLES
WRAPPING PAPER.
nEhklNGS; SAL SODA
Giaret WINE; French BRANDY
N. Z. RUM
Manufactured TOBACCO
Green and Black TEA
Liverpool FINE SALT
PALM NUTS
MOLASSEs; SYRUP Gc.Ac
TERMS Under S1o0 cash; SltO and over. morth.
credit for approved paper.
J.l4 DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO, Aue.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-14

TOBACCO BOX PLANK 1000 feet
white oak plank, sawed more than three wears
ago. part good width for tobacco boxes, will be sold
very low.
READY MADE BOXEs-I54 whole and 1e !
boxes. we'll made.
SHINGLEs-100,O00 good heart inch SHINGLES
ust;received.
BRAN~5O bush. bran, and general sssortme mt of
lumber, for sails by c. WALTHATI
je lS-2t
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WYTHE'S VIRGINIA REPORTS

w Svo 478 pp.-Judse Lomsx in the % edition
of his Digest, tvol. !, p. els, note says:
''See. in the Appendix to Minors edition of
Wythe's Reports most learned and elaborate con.
sderston Of the origin and nature and principles Ct
the doctrine of surviyorship in jont.tensncY and
the extent to which, unrepeaed By the Virgins
tutes it remains still applicable in prsctics by VIM.
Green, Esq. Of the Virginia bar" Other notices Of
the same Appendix occur, Ibid 452, note 65, noteT
--53i, text and note.
sThis Appendix, from the pen OF VIM Green, Esq.
Of Culpep.r, contains, among ether useful essays.
learned, elaborate and thorough discussion of the
subject OF foreclosure of mortgages in Virginia.
fBands' Suit in Equity, 1873.
New and complete edition, edited by Minor l.
Green. Price o.. Published by
il IS-32tclt J. W. RANDOLPH.
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Death Of an Ola Citizen Margaret Ham;lton-
Mortality Reaog Robbery, &c
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By GoDDlN ( APPERsON.

| AasLduABLE STORE AND DWELL.
18th STREETS. ron saLn L ~ . IrTH ASD
,s55 n Dc sSid on MONDAY, the 18Th d.y ~ I'm.
NJ the srs.is. 'front.' TE spNTEnMsEsI,s =. ocloeL P
main, between 18th and ~ stre.t.
OF mt John Wright baker, sto ,.e , &c,
ssiy valuable, being nearly in IN. y rezsIded
at fair 1ers. zeal estate commands rood t.nsnt.
- TERMs-One.th easb. b.l.,
red lot negotiable notes inter..t 49,, - ana
pernstn Iu.. deed The property IL snh;s.;, e
perpetual annusl ground rent of sa7 q SUBJECT to
jas eoDDiN d APrERsoE,
Sa nIds OF REAL ESTATE-AT AIrc-
TIon .rsn Baker Street, in DIJyAI,s Ann,
Wi "a so sa On Brood Street near Rueh.nsn.
go yua. 'Hs On STURDY AFTEaNooNPf n.
on eoa pencag at Il o'cIocf ths o.aeI sayer.
no.z in ~. Ds.ween st. Paul and e. PstsY Los
vacant lot on st. Peter .trss, fureenhow- Also,
n,ns 0acs about "A feet Also ns - fsss run
above, owned by Henry w ca. w yards west of the
turning bscs about 100 feet Aftsr whia 70 tset
on most ossuiiul lot with fremsd h. ma, VII De
denee Of Jno: M. Bolts esq, now neJsnns resi-
PED by Jas Lshtfoot. The Lo. fronts "a sna ocea-
Ienos osck las feet TO an aIfsy " iset-ex-
TfRMs-One third cssh-balanee NJ th,.
t;.i ior negotiable notes. interest added anS
Ute retained TIL lsst note is paid Taxes for iba
~ Joar 70 De pald by purchasers.
Js IL GODDIN l. APPERSON Anc..
MISERABLE FARM ON BRooK
- TURNPIKE-Tour and a half ,ni,s. 90.
hIcahaond.EOR SALE AT AUCTION-WilI h.
;sa ss on moNDAY, the lsth June 1885, on the prem
FARM on the Brook Turnpike Tor PLANK road AZ
Wss 15pm Richmond, now in the occupancy of Mr..
Um. e. bowcock, adjoining the lands of Messr,.
aspee nunaid, Nathaniel King. Joseph vsnderven.
.ee and others The tract contains sbout 100 acres
.ne mos. OF which is now under cultivation, and
pIoauces wei, as the growing crop will show The
nnes ere sufficient fer the accommodation of a
small family The place is remarkably healthy. and
The neish5orhood excellent "A1
askms-one-fourth cash. balance 6, J2 and Is
mon Ms for egotiable notes interest addsd ard ti
retained till last note is paid '-'o
JED GODDIN 4 APPERsON.
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DATENT STRETC HE'D LEATHER
i Betting. LACE LEATHER PICKER
STRINGS, RlyETS AND BURS Having receiv.
cd the sole agency of one of thu largest Northern
man ufacturers, we are prepared to execute orders
for a1y, or all the above articles at msnuf cturen
prices; ard la no will deviats from them. Any
size from one TO twenty for inches can be al avs
had; nov In store, for sale BY
WINSTON l. POWERS,
jslS corner Cary and Pearl IL.
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PUnnet BOX, 8. e Fl
IN addition to the above, there are a number OF
G.eoes without maTk-frunks Valices Travelling
3elpst and Saddle Bags; Hat and Bendboxes &c
In all comprising about sixty pieces
" NOTICE Ia now givsn that this Company will
not hoio themselves responsible for the loss or dam.
age of any baggage left in their Depot or ia charge
or not. eoA'"
BY order of the sup't r. F &PRR
M. BOWEN,
i-Zaw2w MI Aatt %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-14

The new Austrian propositions had beer
peremptorily negotiated by Austria and
France.
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THE BALT1C.
1t was reported from Daulzeie on the 23d
that Latenburg had made movement to the
opposite coast in the direction of Riga.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-15

C6F The Evansville Journal comes to us
in new dress. 1t now presents beautiful
appearance, and is emphatically a raeaospaper;
we feel proud of it for the sake of Evansville.
Add, while he does foolishly glory in standing
in the shade of the great George D. p, stands
up for Evansville ON all occasions, and identi-
fies his paper most completely with its inter-
ests.-[ Ne0b1y Dem.
We are certainly an earnest admirer of Mr..
Prentice, but how we stand in his shade we
cannot see. He stands not between us and
the sun of our ambition, sure. If our Newburg
friend means we can see nothing except thro'
Prentice's eyes, he is somewhat mistaken-yet
we confess that they would be glorious pair
of spectacles for any man.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-15

CFThe Rev. Mr. McCarer returned home
yesterday morning, from prolonged yet de-
lightful visit East, with his family. We thank
him for remembering us on the way so far as
to pick up the --latest dates'' for our use. Yet
thisis buta small portion of our Indebtedness tc
him, inasmuch as during his absence he con.
tributed to the Journal some of the most de.
ightful correspondence we ever published
We could almost hope he would go away
again, just for the qualification of receiving
letters from him! His friends here will b.
glad to see him at home BY notice it may b.
seen the services of his church will be regular
ly resumed tomorrow.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-15


This reminds us OF trade made by gen.
tleman connected with our Straight Line
Railroad, and wealthy gentleman who owned
a good deal of its stock, but was not connected
with the road. The latter had been mingling
with some opponents of the road, and had
been influenced into believing that the o. &
NJ. Railroad was going to perform wonders,
and its stock really be worth something nice,
and that Just the reverse was to be the case
with our Railroad. So he met the former
gentleman, who had induced him to take stock
in the Straight Line, and was pretty bad hui
mored on the subject. = As the gentlemen en-
tertained decidedly contrary opinions as to
the respective and perspective value of the
stocks of the two roads, the gentleman No. 2
(the vexed one) was very anxious to bet that
in short stipulated time the o. & NJ. stock
would be worth more than the stock of the
other road.
"Well," said No 1, 81 won't bet but I'll tell you
what will do. You own $4,000 worth OF
the Straight Line stock Now I'll give you
$4,000 worth of O. & M. stock for your
$4,000 Strait Line stock, to be delivered to
each other January /, 1857"
The bargain was at once made, and the pro
per papers drawn up. No l has bought as
much of the o. & NJ stock as he wants al
present for 81 so per 500 shares. He is
holding on to get the balance cheaper! If Nc
2 can get the other stock in any manner less
than Scots on the dollar, he will be smart, and
if by January 1, 1857, he does not find the
stock he has to hand over selling above par a
New York, we will mistaken.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-15

OF The Cincinnati Prices Current of this
week has the Assessors returns from fifty-two
counties in Ohio showing a falling off in the
number of hogs, as compared with last year,
of over four hundred thousand head. The
same paper says that hogs sell very freely at
Sc net for early delivery, and there have been
sales for December at this figure, but buyers fol
that month are not plenty.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-15

MORTALITY IN New ORLEANs.-During the
month of August there were 1889 deaths, Of
which only 160 were native Americans, 1880
foreigners, and $40 whose places of birth were
not stated. Of the whole number, 1146 died
from yellow fever.
Of the foreigners 424 were. Irish, 3s6 Ger
MANS, $40 as already stated of unknown ma
tivity, Isl French, and ~ English.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-15

ceedings Of the temperance pachas. Ineir
cases are pushed off further and further, their
arrest is prolonged from day to day, their costs
increase continually, and the uncertainty of
their fate grows hourly more painful
Will the people of Vanderburgh Co., do no
thing to deliver these good men from their pres
emit situation, or at least to show them unmis-
takeable proofs of the general sympathy and
gratitude? Could they possibly forget, that the
consistency of these men arises not from con-
sideration of private interest, but from the
desire of opposing the sale of reason and liber-
ty to faction and despotism? Are particu-
larly the German citizens such towards as to
view with indifference the imprisonment Of
two of their countrymen by the arbitrary ty-
rany of Judge taken with the water mania,
to see that they are suffering material losses
and torn from the bosom of their families,
and only because they do, what conscience
and honor demand them to do for the COM
mon interests Of the people?
/ The news Of the manly attitude taken by
our two fellow-eitizens will soon roll through
the entire Union. Everywhere, where Ger
man is read and where sentiment Tor tree
right and manly action obtains, the Germans
of the Uniou will feel fervent sympathy fol
their two countrymen; shall by the side this
ardly repose be named with ignominy?
4 We hope not! And with joy we greet the
movement for a mass meeting of all anti-tem
perance men, about the particulars of which
our readers will find something in communi
cation handed us by several respectable citizens
We perfectly approve of the plan, and hope
will meet with common support. 1t is high
) time for public opinion to set limits to thu
proceedings of the Temperance pachas.
But whatever is to be done, must be done sool
and we propose to our communication, to ar
range the proposed meeting for next Saturday
at the Court house.
Until then there is time to notify the coun
:. try people of our county. That part of our ma
/ tive population, who are in good understanding
E with us, will participate, is not doubtful con
t sidering the extraordinary sympathy. whic
is brought to light on the part of Americans
The question here is, general liberty fror
judicial arbitrariness therefore not light in
o portant consideration for all citizens.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-15

Or We notice in the New York papers
hundreds of respectable young women" are
daily advertising for situations. Yet there is
scarcely town in the West where hired help
is not scarce. 1t is a pity some charitable So
ciety could not be found to send some of those
poor females out here, where they could obtain
plenty o. work and good wages
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-15

0eTThe Reform says Judge Iglehart has
got the a0ater mania. That's certainly dis
ease from which the editor of the Reform has
very successfully escaped. He generally has
very decided symptoms of the lager beer mania
in its most aggravated form.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-15
S URANCE AGENTS CERTIFICATE OF AU
THORITY.
STATE OF INDIANA.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE

AUDITOR STATES OFFICE,
Indianapolis, July 18th, 1885,
The State Mutual Fire and Marine lnsuran
ment of its condition the LIST july 1885, the act Of its
corporation and amendments properly certified to- and its
written dominating its agents and authori7
them fully aud unreservedy service of
cess in the event of suits
Now therefore, pursuance Of the requirements of An
act amend eIiled for the Incorporation
Insurance Companies defining their and prescribing
their duties approved March 1885, having presented sat
isfactory evidence of full compliance to the require
mens and specifications Of that l. Hiram E. Talbot
Auditor of the State Of Indiana do hereby certify that Jere
mah Behm of Evansville the Agent of said Company is
authorized business the Agent
said Mutual Fire and Marine Insurance
of Pennsylvania in the State December 3ist 1885,
to the extent that he be and appointed by
the said Company
Whereof. have hereto subscribed my
my office be Affixed this 18th day
July. A. D. 1855. GSeall H. E; TALBOT.
State Auditor.
sepIsIm per 7. q. Palmer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-15
CORPORATION NOTICE.

meeting the City Council of the city Evansville.
IN Moneay evening Sept TO- 1855, it motion,
unanimously
Ordered that the Alley parallel with Main and syc
between End and 3d. be paved with
we'll graveled and that the
Alley hereby ordered said pavement
said each their respective les lying
and Icing said alley within ten days after the puca
ton of this ce and in default thereof the city will
said work. and the and expenses a0crng there
by. will be assessed and collected
ing aforesaid. much thereof will satisfy lien and
costs. By order of the City Council.
sepls WELL H. WALLER. CLERK.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-15

or We have on hands a long letter from
a California correspondent for publication on
Monday. We thank our friends VIM. Nelly
johnson, Col. j. Nelly johnson, Chas. t. Cut
Ter and FL. H. Kelsey, all of California, for sup
plying us with the latest dates from the Golden
State
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-15

Or The Rockford Herald says that the IL
quor law has never yet been violated in that
place. so far as can be ascertained, and it defies
anybody and everybody out of Quakerdom to
show more peaceable or quiet town than
Rockford has been since the advent of Prohibit
ton"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-15

THE YELLOW FEVER STEAMsHIP.--A piece
of beef suspended few inches above ground
in the ship yard at Portsmouth, when the Ben
Franklin was discharged, turned black in a few
minutes. There is do doubt that the Ben
Franklin is the steamer which brought the yell
low fever into that port
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-15

0EFWe must decline publishing the CON-
munication Of our friend in the country, who
alludes to drunken spree of an editor We
have too much respect for the fraternity to
publish any but Louisville editorial busts. In
this case we drop the mantle of charity over
the object.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-15

GA meeting of the citizens of Indisnapo-
lis, the other day, passed resolution declaring
the so called Central Canal in that city both
local and a general nuisance. Immediate
steps are to be taken to have the same filled
un
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-15

OF 1t is said an editor was lodging around
in the country yesterday, to avoid the necessity
of taking the obnoxious oath. This is the first
time we ever knew him to be afraid of taking
On oath. He generally rips 'em out very freely,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-15

0TThe Cincinnati Columbian has made its
appearance in new type, and is now one of
the handsomest papers on our exchange list.
It is edited with ability, and is deservedly a
popular paper.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-15

o. The first days proceedings of the M. E.
Conference, now being held at Vincennes, viii
be found ON the outside, as reported for the
Gazette
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-15

o. A few days since Mr.. John Robinson,
county, Pennsylvania, thrashed three hundred
and twenty dozen of oats, which yielded $40
bushels.