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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-21

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EknMGsI 4. SPY Glasses .a g. fsssi Eve
SOME THINGS CAV sE DONE AS WELL AS
al 81.
Store Main street. nearly opposite the Branch Bank one
.henae oos and 81 oes that was ever srous this city
pIi;ins 6 n poo: shoe: Srss,' an Cater Of all
children 3 shoe. Boots ard Casters.
Ladies Chldren also the French trime Cork solss
an1 indeed everv arcl used featuring Boots
shoes which will sell cheap the cheapest and
ihav. also as. good and experienced workmeu
r . Pc ec%rss eihsr for neas"s or asSy
With any hous. West Of the Mountains
free Of charge. octl3-u HJ IA XII.
ST. OUIs sUG aRs.- bb'. Loaf. Crushed Powder
and Refined whi,. red Per steamer R;:slie Tor
W.; n 4. sI.rs s MY s.- opened
S.s: cn has Scr W sri 'ns
dS jus:
BOILER N AKING AND REPAIRING.
TIME undersigned having establish Boiler Yard Ey
ansville. $ nov pr pared to make and repsir Boz
w,ii he raid all who may II i'm to d"
KEY the
dry ON tn canal. Mais street JOHN KRUPP.
-REFERENcE-
HEsxY scHRIBER. BnISKMsYnw. MEsKEK Co..
JoB> HEwsoS. Wm. BoyLx
REsNASD NuRRiE e. ID. EGGLERToS
jau'-ly
bush large Wisconsin r y;c~sp rsed
* BUSH Whit. Bea"s in e.rd for .sle,y
G,,NxKI.TON sHEETsNGs. s.i. .r has and
A Gura lie tQre N bH
i.ns ' JAS. Low & CO AS Main ST.. Lou. Ky.
ISO novis-Iw I'LL HOLIDAY.
M: kana"ha at cana. s End ; rs%Fk ssp'o
(,ORN.-l2. bag old yellow reed can ih.r, =
u 80" ard f.rsais by jams GEO. FOSTER co.
, lNR&CKuINGs-s tons rich country free frrro burnt
Jane GEO. FOSTER q CO.
NEW CROP FIGs.-o drums r-c'd rer antelape fol
~ sale =, jsas S. 4. GILBERTS CO.. Sys mar w't-r
NE" hts R,;s: an Benin. nj. :ss.
reed Stock vel ccn.iss and FOL
sale y jfn6 GEO. FOSTER CO.
u s shi. Mol,.se. 50 hsss prime Rio Cafe.
-" deea 'A' SAMUEL ORR
REMovALoF.
JEWELLERY STORE.
| G.. GOssEN
~ HAS REMOVED to Gwathmey Building. Firs
Ary % see hi. "a customer. and tn puhts s-d 'h.
hi sny ..,.sS e cHs RI ,S
YEARS GrFrJEwELRY. etc.. etc. Call and s.s%'.e 70
yourselves deez2-2wd
FTLOUR.-,,cco ha,: supe,ans Fis.r;
}. 100 ',ek do So'
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NUMBER 1853.
CLOTHING st.,
>TRAIGHT LINE CLOTHING sToHr
ON MAIN sTREAT BIZ wEER IA 40 n
GUMR1. II. n G. I'll -. Z

ME rec-fvi' At their Lo'- ate T. ltlirg 20
ha ht . lsIge n fFEf1 = y y
- o. ."rerio OF ~ 't nsLufre-c ~ Eresi
h on ie style IA, lot OF Co;f e.
ri lila = aud an- french md y,sl ti-L DT,s i n
q. >sek Cos's saith. Cssir-r, if,su srscn
q ivr VESTS and PAM LooNS o. th. r.ss = ss,i nj
sts-rn- -sertruusht 10 th'- m. rk.t
shirts In h'rt. D-a~. rs Glow. .rf.r, CT
p and sa'ks Haas aha CAPS ofsv.r, sl. acc
than ever sol; ~ thu .I'Il.T III - =
''".ks nd Nsl' Csrp.t Sacks ~h lar.
ta"c, ar"'e. and Pm -hi's Go IL o.. iel II ell
N the straight inc PlAn n. O. Oh . the .h..r..
. AIS TEL. lot % CHILDREN s IQTIyt>c q, -
70 tt" E'ans',is Cs'l apd.,s eryour eis" sst4s-t
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BUSINESS CARDS.

EDwARD LEWIS R0sr. Q. HOWARD.
LEWIS * HOWARD,
FORWAhDiNG AND COMMISSION MER.
II CHANTS. Evansville. lad. wnsr-b boat AZ River.
house the Canal Personal prompt all
Consigume either ior sale or shi pueat.
Evansville. uns Is. 1854
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CLOTHING WHO'D IS ALE AND RETAIL

GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.
RI THE undersigned having purchased of his late
IN rer Chss W. Mack. his entire interest in the Cloth
~ ing Store OF Mack Lobeustne very heavy oi5
IL determined TO get rid o. the present stock
atty reduced prices male for aarge
OF Fall aud Winter Clothing He therefore nvit his
aud the public generally aud examine his Goods
prices He has stock Of Clothing Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods Sc Se. there is in Evansville and
will sell them than be bought other
place 10 the city which he will prove to thOss calling his
stor under Pavilion Hotel.
ey2g-tf ANTHONY IOBENSTINE.
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j. r. CRISP,

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
"ostsr's Batiding. Up Stairs.
4 z. CRISP. having removed his Office 10 Fosters
j bull ling, will be hand at all times, to take nc.
Of Deeds, Mortgages &c, and attend
To all business required Of him Justice OF the Peace
fcby-tf
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COMPREHENSIVE.
HAVE thsday associated with in the Forwarding and
y Commission business Robert 8. Howard. The business
will be hereafter conducted under the style and hrm
Lewis Howard. el6-h EDWARD LEWIS.
ScHINGLES.15o0o FIRST Poplar Shingles
- Tor sale cheap to close oonsignmsnt by ~ r
el6 PRESTON BROS.
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CHANGE OF PROPRIETOR
SHERWOOD HCU3E.

SHERWOOD HCU q.
rINHE subscriber has taken the above house. and
entirely refted and re:urhished 1t, and is prepared
entertain the patrons of the house p satisfactory
He has also rented the brick Stable. owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock ofhorses and
rages to let.
The stable large, clean and well located, aud good
are constant Particular
will be paid the horses left nth him for keep.
and i'm all respects, the public sha find the Sher
wood House good Hotel. ljys-fl J. A. 8YERS
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WM. RE LILY,
yNHOLES tLE And RETAIL GROCER AND


desgnea ud respectfully inform aud the p,be
ef Evansville vicinity that having based the interest
Of Senior partner in the lase of W. Reilly he IN
the Grocery and Projuc- bus the old
stand lie embraces this opportunity returning tnanss for
pat avors aai intends effort merit sontiau
an Of the same. je2O 1y WILLIAM REILLY.
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l,HOICE family Butter TO Be had At
ALL
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-- THOMAS CONYNGTON,
AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER AND

TuNVE ri cd r--r,., t,irs -ns .rt..sn
j tiaI wsreh"us- the Co al Per h--s' -rd
prepare o Pr cps. rnis' o .er-
iny hrsBrs. entrusted 90 th.m e, gr i'll ne
rr"'-rtly 'ihed 81 the --ri-si heir Gn.a. hare,
In all warranted " give sa-is'. .
decf If PtRR ORGAN p-fa-.trrrb IL
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FIRE! FIRE.! PREM
MORE TRIUMPHS OF $3.50
klCnsSS LA Nj a. Ek SAFEST


~ The FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES HAVE Jtsr rp.r
received by the mails The. form additional testimony
OF tae superort! of EIcHs SALAMANCA, othe
FIkE IN CHAkLESiON.
LIAR E.Tos, AprilsU. is54.
Va. l.. NJ. HATH agent for Riebs Ssia Safes
Dear Sir: Finding in possible o, our eate du-
ring the late fire. which destroyed our store In Hsyns
street, and having taken out our books we mt into "A
several papers To test IT, We are gl to acknowledge
that it full, sustained the ha reputation OF your sales
The preservation Of these per more ihan we ex
peeted when We witnessed the intense sub
COURTNEY. TENANT & CO.
FIRE IN DANsvILLE. NY.
. DASsvrLLE, April 10, 1855.
Messn. SIE.RSs q MARVIN Gentlemen: Your Safe
went through the 6re. II contained all books and
papers which came in God order. The safe fro1
appearance. must have been red hot We trusted ear
BROWN q GRANT.
NATCHEZ STREET FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.
Our office and warehouse. Nos 81 and "a Nat.he1 n.
with their contents except the books and papers Goa
tanned in Safe, ntirely destroy by Ere on
the morning OF the 10th March. Although the Safe hsd
been for several bouis in extremely hot Ere before
In red heat; being cooled with wat r, we removed
our books and papers TO the weni thoussnd
dollars without the slightest 0amsge injury 10 us
Being fully convncsc BY this event OF the entire secuh.
" Of those Safes have procured another same
description from the Agent viz kicbs Fireprosf
to all no desire perfect secursy
for valuable papers in case Of fire.
PRICE, WALSH & CO.
CHARTERS ST. FIRE. NEW ORLEANS.
u. 43lf s NEw ORLEANS, Aprill2, 1854.
We have abundant reason to recommend kich's sala-
mander Safe aseminenty nreproof, since had ex-
cellent opportunity, the 5th February last fteens
one Of that description which We purchased several
years since Of Mr. Isaac Biidge. Our store No. -
Chartres street, with entire stock Of hats trimmings,
&C., burned the morning of that day. eubjecting
safe to very intense heat during raj hours yet
II saved all its contents. comprising bank notes
checks for upwards of nine hundred dollars bills
able for several thousand dollars, and
book for TO thousand dollars Az said Safe only
one hundred and ten collars risk nothing I'm pre-
|nouncng II the cheapest article We ever purchased
ALERRT & TRlCO.
A large assortment OF WILpERs PATENT Sal AnAxDnn
SAYS, with Rchs Improvement. for safe by
-.- "a, STEARNS q MARVIN,
(successors to Rich Coz Ia
146 WATER STREET. N.Y.,
The only Makers OF Sals mander Safes combining VIII
der's and Rich's Patents and Sole Proprietors OF
Jones' Worlds Fair Lock, which has neither key
keyhole. AlLIS & HoWkS,
my9-tf Agents at Evansville.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-24
Races-sixth nay-saturday.

By far the largest crowd of the week assem-
bled on Saturday TO witness the contest be-
tween Little arthur and WhjrlUind
By the summary below it will be perceived
the Georgia horse was again winner making
the first heat in the quickest time ever:made
over the Nashville Course.
w. S. Cheatham,s G. c. Lite Arth,r,
by Glencoe, 2
@. A. Hamilton's b. c. WhirkUind
by Tempest /
Time 3;45; $500.
A saddle horse race, mile out for a $50
purse, proved quite interesting and amusing
finale to the weeks racing.
1t was won in l.47 by an Emue colt Orphan
Bog.
To-day the races commence over Round
trees Walnut Course. From the horses enter
ed in the two milel stake it will well repay
the attendance.
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Mail Robber Arrested.

George Washington Burgoyne BOnGparte
Riley whats in a name p was arrested at the
Post Office on Sunday night under circum-
stances which, to say the least, are rather elm
barrassing. 1t appears that some Of our busi-
ness men had been for some time missing let
tiers containing remittances, among them the
house of 7. c. BUReE g. Co., and watch was
set on this occasion to catch the thief. He
came and with perfect nonchalence, asked the
Clerk for $780," The letters were handed 20
him. The Clerk suspected at once that he was
the thief, as the box was the one used by the
Grand Scribe of the Sons of Temperance.
The officer having received the hint, arrested
him. Instantly he dropped the letters on the
floor, and falling they came in contact with
the leg Of bystander, and the trick was de-
tected. Riley was committed to jail, and
yesterday morning after examination, before
ESQ. MARoELL, bound over in the sum of 81
500 to Court, in default of which he was sent
to Jail. Riley was an apprentice to the print
ing business at the Banner Of Peace office. He
was from Chattanooga. 1t is but seldom
printers get into these sort of snaps. Besides
being too heightened for such business, they
are too smart. Riley was an exception. 1t is
supposed that Riley has done very good bu-
siness, helping himself to other peoples let
tiers.
Business men should adopt a rule, that only
one person shall be allowed to take the letters
without an order.
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THE STATE FAIR-Among the passengers on
the SalIie Vest which arrived on Saturday
morning last, we noticed our fellow townsman,
HARDIN P. BosTIoK, Esq,-of the firm of BRI-
IN, LEDBETTER & Co., proprietors Of the Iron
Mountain Furnace,-having in charge one ton
of pig metal, manufactured at their furnance,
and forwarded for Inspection at the coming
Fair. We are glad TO see such an interest
manifested on the part of these enterprising
gentlemen, and hope all others engaged in the
manufacture.
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GREENEs WHITE SEED WHEAT.

THIS WHEAT is OF the very whitest and earliest kind
II has been exhibited four different times at the Geor
ga Fairs and premium awarded 10 every instance 1t is
only be be admired, weighing sixty eight pounds
per bushe Sow in November and cut in May. Farmers
desiring have the best and earliest kind of White Wheat
would act wisely purchase portion to get in the seed
will deliver this Wheat at the La Grange Depot, Ga in
strong Sacks S. per bushe marked according to dec
tons containing not less than busheL 1t Is expected
in all that the money will accompany the order.
The following gentlemen have kindly consented to act as
Agents in this place. and will order the Wheat requested
4. s. Hawkins johnson Horne, D. d. Dickey 5. Cheat
ham o., T. @. Burge Co.. J. A. McAister Co., W. H.
Gordon Co, Seymour Farming, johnson Weaver,
Church Anderson, H. s. French Morris SraOn, Davis
Swan, McCrea q TeIrass
Agents the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad and
other pacesAt C0wan Depot J. A England at Dechard
j. Squres; at Tuahoma James Grzzard at Wartrace. r.
p Gannaway; at Belbuckle, w. j. Peacoc; at Fsterve
Thomas Edwards; at Chrtana, W. A. Reed; at Murfrees
boro' Higgins Leiper and Mene; at Smyrna, J. H. Sim
mons; at Bavergne J. A. Walden Malone Lane Sumner
county; c. F. a T. F. Gibson, Athens, Tenn.
ANY, however, order for themselves, IL they prefer
Address, 7. II. GREENE
sep25-wtillstdec La Grange, Troupe Co.. Ga.
Union & American in week. till Dec. l.
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e. N, CARR 81 co.
1SS Pratt Street,
BALTIMORE, ND.
4 CURE FOE HARD TIMES

CSEsE FOX HARE TIMES
A Nd the Road to Wealth at E. N CARR 4 cos, Ex-
n change and Lottery Brokers' the great Prize sellers Of
the Maryland Lotteries, who have during the last six
Of smaller amounting in the aggregate than
hundred thousand dollars And convince yourself by
single trial that the great wealth is to purchase
~ - E. n CARR CO.
Choice Selected Schemes for October, 1856
Bel.Ar, Class IS, for October 9, 1si5-scheme.
Prize da Of sss % Prize Ga Of '9SS Prize Of $4,000
Tickets So Shares in proportion Certificate of pack
age of wholes $40, halves $85, quarters $3.50.
Patapsco, Glass 274, for Oct. IS, 1855-seheme-
& % % lS % 3d. do &c. 1880 100 do 90
Tickets S1Shares in proportion Certificate Of package
CT % wholes $40, halves S., quarters 81.
Washington County Glass 49, for Oct o. 1s55-Scheme.
Prize of $2494O Prizes of $4,000 10 Prizes $4,000
10 do 1000 200 10 do 500 rs do $50
Tickets $Sshares in proportion Certificate of package
of 70 wholes 1929, halves $50, quarters $50
Glass W. for the benefit of the Consolidated Lotteries be
drawn in the city Of Baltimore Nd, Saturday. Oct.
20 Tickets.
Prize Of 100000 Prize of $2o,9sO
do Of 500 are 10000 100 do of 900 are 100000
$50 do of 300 are s1O1, 200, &c. &c.
Tickets $40, halves so, quarters IS, eighhs 50 so.
Certificate Of package Of 26 wholes 1885, halves s1825O,
quarters S6625, eighths $3312.
All orders confidential, and the official drawings will
be sent to all who order tickets
We receive the notes of all solvent Banks Checks Of
Deposit and remit in return for Prizes Bank Checks
any place in the United States No risk gain. single
package Of tickets may draw the four highest prizes.
All letters directed to E. n. CARR co. viii come safely
to hand and distant correspondents may feel their
orders will be attended to the same if they here
themselves.
Those at distance will be particular in naming the post
Office county and State
1t has happened that have made correspondents
rich before ha6 the pleasure of personal interview
single trial may place you in possession Of competency
for ie Please show this to your friends TRY US TRY
Us! Address, Z. N. CARR CO.,
sep14 No. 1SS Pratt street, Baltimore Nc.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, Sept. 81.

NEW YORK, Sept. 81.
Letters from Madrid deny the report that Spain
would join the allies.
Denmark has announced her determination to
treat American ships on the same footing as other
non-favored vessels unless the abrogated treaty is
renewed.
NEW YORK, Sept. "a.
The latest advces from Norfolk are to Saturday
noon. Nothing be more appalling than the
present state of affairs. Dr. Ferguson's death adds
to tho peoples despair. He was President of the
Howard Association. The disease has lost none of
its malgnity. There were forty deaths on Thurs
day. % on Friday and 81 on Saturday.
Out of 1900 people now at Portsmouth 1000
are either convalescent or sick Acclimated nurses
and physicians are much wanted, but the authorities
hope no more will come from the North to furnish
fresh victims.
Capt. Wright is out of danger His antagonist is
admitted to bail in the sum of $4,000.
VIM. Fowler was killed by jumping from the train
at Morava.
BALTIMORE Sept "a.
The flags of the shipping and engine houses are
at half mast and the bells tolling in respect to Mr..
Ferguson.
The steamer Joseph James, from Georgetown,
bound for Bangor, was picked up. The Capt and
crew were down with the fever aud unable to navi-
gate her.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. "a.
Gen. Harvey had great battle with the party of
Sioux Indians that murdered Lieut. Gratlans party
and mail party some time since. He routed them
completely, taking their camp fixtures, fifty horses,
and large amount of provisions, and capturing
fifty women and children. From eighty to one hun
dred Indians killed. American loss six killed and
six wounded. Harneys tactics are said to have been
excellent. The Indians fought we'll The war has
only commenced.
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RIVER Nrws.-The Cumberland was falling

RIVER NEws-The Cumberland was falling
yesterday with three feet on Harpeth Shoals.
Since our report Of Friday business at the
wharf has been active, as will be seen by our
list of arrivals and departures.
The Cuba from Paducah was the only arri-
val yesterday. She left again on her return
in the evening.
Capt. Davis has brought up his Memphis
Packets, the city Of Huntsville, John Simpson
and Cline, and will put them in readiness to
commence their regular trips as soon as the
water and business will justify.
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Arkansas Cotton Plantation
FOR SALE.

LII Acres of Superior Cotton Land.
IMPROVEMENTS 225 cleared and in cultivation
about amount old deadening and burn, which
be put into Cotton the first year; comfortable Dwelling,
good Gin Mill and az necessary outhouses Cisern and
Well of superior water; Orchards, &C
The Tract can be enlarged to any extent a. own the
back Lands.
Its locality very favorable-suaed in Arkansas coun-
ty the South side of the Arkansas river in healthy
and pleasant neighbood adjoining the plantations Of DIR.
John A. Jordan and the Messrs Douglass and within three
miles Of the Little Rock and Napoleon Railroad which is in
progress and win be completed in less than So years.
bargain be had by early application 10 the under
signed the premises by letter addressed to South Bend
Post Office Arkansas county, Arkansas. Also refer to
THOMAS II. ALLEN, Memphis. u. W. LEE.
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A CARD.
LExMeroS, Tennessee, August Is, 1855.

LExNGToS, Tennessee, August Is, 1888.
To Tie Senator'S elect of Tennessee:
Hon. SRs :-Ihave;avaled myself of this medium Of the
public press to inform you that candidate before your
Honorable body for Door Keeper at your next session. ana
trust in doing you will take my name in consideration
with the many others who may aspire to that position In
thus publicly announcing myself deem that have acted
rightly and although somewhat deviang from the usu-
candidates for that Office who, generally speak
ing mporune with letters too tedious to read &C.
and not wishing to annoy you in that manner shall con-
tent myself with this card trusting our meeting atNash
ve and afurher acquaintance in October, where we will
have the opportunity of interchangng sentiments Twill
close by only saying if elected win discharge my duty to
the best of my ability and the comfort and convenience
Of your body throughout the session.
aug27-4w Respectfully,
WILLIAM II. MCKINNEY.
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TUESDAY MORNING. SEPT. IS.
ANNUAL EXHIBITION
THE
MECHANICS INSTITUTE OF TENNESSEE,
AZ Odd Fellows, Hall,

ooMMENoING OCTOBER I, 1855.
The Hall win be opened for the reception Of goods on
Wednesday, the 26th inst.
It is particularly requested that intending TO
hibit articles VIII leave the Library Rooms, where
rules and regulations can be obtained
Persons desiring Membership Tickets requested to
procure them before the opening Of the Exhibition pre-
confusion at the door.
The Directory have in contemplation a Of Lee
TUREs during the Winter, to which Membership Tickets
will admit the owner free Of charge.
Membership Tickets, $3to be had Of the Librarian.
sep20-H G. DAVIS, Librarian,
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CARRYING OUT THE PRINCIPLES OF TIKI Parry
E. ID. FarnesSorth has been removed from the
Office of local inspector of steamboat hus at Nash
vile. The Office is worth about $4O0 per year
Cause Of removal, voting the American ticket at
the last election. There are some things too little
even TO talk about The present administration at
Washington is one of them. And yet the land is
fixed with Ratchet headed writers who do nothing
but laud it, They are still smaller than the admin
istration, as such litteness may seem.-A0hsas
Post.
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

IRST appearance Of the distinguished young traged
II emma, Miss CHARLOTTE WYETTE, who will sustain
the favorite character Of Blanca
Tuesday evening" September 25 viii be acted the cele
brated tragedy Of the Italian Wife's Revenge.
Overture To conclude with the new and laughable
farce Of PADDY NILES BOY.
-
Box Office open from A. NJ to P. NJ, and from p NJ
to r. NJ, when and where Box Sheet may be seen and
secured application Mr.. Huney Treasurer.
Doors open at 7-PefOrmance TO commence at N.
PRICES ADMIssIoNBox and Parquete, 70 cents; Sec
ond Tier, 80 cents Second Tier, (second cass 90 cents
Colored Fox, so cents; Colored Gallery, 20 cents.
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t4y- The Washington Union says there is
no truth in a report published in some of the
Northern papers, that President Pierce has
purchased place for his future residence in
Maryland, or any where else.
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TRUST SALE.

WILL sell to the highest bidder Thursday the 18th
Of October, at the residence Of 10. W. Bell four miles
from Nashville, the Lebanon road Negro Man, WO
an6 Child, Horse and Wagon two Cows and Calves
and the Household and Kitchen Furniture, and all other
properly conveyed 10 by deed Of trust, including No.
PIANO Said deed dated 9th January last, and duly
registered in the Registers office, book -, page -.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
sep25-dtd f. ID. PAYNE, Trustee
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For TEXAS AND KANsAs-We noticed on
the square yesterday morning eight wagons
from Bedford county, filed with movers en-
route for Texas and Kansas.
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ey- Kate Hays, the distinguished operate
singer, is said to have realized $4,000 by her
recent Australian tour.