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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17

II
Of the County New York notice Is hereby Sver 20 al
persors svirs claims ssast JOHN WtrPEN, late Of tho
CITY u decreased 20 prescott the samo With voueh-
s,s ,fsr.o, 10 ire .uberiher the office Of BARNEY,
HUMPHREY BUTLER No. III Broadway, " the City CT
before the thirteenth day Of August next
DA,d New Ioik the 9Th Gay OF February, 1855.
fe'0 LAWNS ELIZA NlTPEN. AdminRuatck-
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STEAMSHIPS between HAWKE and NEW
- YORK DIRECT.
The .ss.hp ALPS will sa from Hsvre. direct Tor New
fork f~hout ling shy port n Ems sndl Ioe t.s o'
freight and psssase first and Second Cabins ~, De very
moderate a, I.,- ~.
TIE .anss Of the succeeding steamers will BE- shortly an
aounced ~, -. -.
The rate Of Insurance france b less NJ ships nom hsys
direct YORK. than By sips eshnt 90 Ensn-n p9,
AopIy In Usvre or Psris Boueva-ds ees itsens 20 DON
AK prppIF ~ in New Yort TO F. CUNARD.
AAD No 4 sou+
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Watr-Cure.
fcaal Notices.
ATE~ COURT. held in and for

AT SURROGATE COURT, held in and for
"A The County Of N.~Nors the ofee, N tho
City New Nork the OF F-srssy
korsnt esh; nCnsred and fy Alexander
" Bradford. Surrogate In the the .pplcsoo
Mrr..ase Lease IA the Real Ess,s Of EDMUND Will
LET'S deceased On reading and ding the peuoo Of ARA
PFLLAv lLLErTS and ISAAC WILLIE rrs the Al niasp.-
INK ard VI the estate OF EdnuadS wilet ats
ofthe CITY ofNew Yok deceased of authority
or m the estate OF tie sad deceased for the psynes Of
h debts Il ordered that al par-ons into rested IN The Of
the ssd Edn.nd wtt. Ased .Ppes e~iere the Sarro
.. ~ the County ks Office In the City Of
Se~York on the fourth d.y Of AVrl neIt, 1t ter o'clock
In the OF hs DAY then add there 20 seo~ essss
hv authority should be s.veo 20 the ssd Adoasscss
uorfg.ee less. much q the real estse OF the sad
tenund wlets, deceased sssll b. recessry TO psy
bis debts A. w bkADfOhO, s1Ifpestc
'rh1s isvsv>
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HUDSON RIVER RAILRo ,p-FoURrEENT -srREE1
STATION

The Station At the OF l4th Il and 10Th ~
will be d,coutnud and ster the 10; day OF March next
By orcer Of the Directors
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New York. notice hcreby gwen 70 al
person. having CLAIMS against ELIZABETH MCDONALD.
Ia, OF the Cts OF New York deceased 10 prese tie snme.
with vouchers thereof the subscribers 1t the residence
R.rfholomew Gsfney No 1851 Fast 2Hhst In the City q
New Yo,k on o before ts third day OF July uext-Dated
E.w.Yors the twenty ninth day Of December, 1854
BiRTHoLoMsw oAFFSEY. Executors
Sqn,a etuss
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate a
i TIE County Of NewYoIk notice Il hereby given 20 AZ
person, hsyiu claims sxAsst JOHN PEORoSCELLf sse u
tie City OF New fork deceased 20 present the same ~
voucher thereof 20 thu sabsc nbs the residence 81 Cath
Psdroncr No. ST Grandt Ia the City Of New fors ca
the twentieth day Of June aert-Dsed New f@a,
the 18th asy Of December. 1854
WILLIAM STAIRS
CArdARINE FEDROSCELLi
Sl3 i.semSs Admins gafors
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
of the County OF New YORK Notice berrby given al
pe-sons having claims sgars JOHN SPERNESLACE. ate
of the CITY Of York deceased present the
neher. thereof to the subscribers the oxee OF
Graey No 80 Nassau st. the City Of NewYosk ts
seventh day of October, 1854
$50. Armed A6SE s ssEzSyK En- E,,s.,,u
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
Of III. County of New York notice hereby oven 10 AL
persons bsyins elaine .saiust WILLIAM ROBINSON late
Of City Newyok decreased 20 present the same W in
vouchers thereof to subscriber his Office the Il
lst az ard I'D It, the City Of New York, before ths
twenty fourth dsy Of Ap Il sest- Dated kewfors the
81 iswswS JOHN ROBINSON. Aaminis,ra,os.
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HIP heretofore existing
81 LONGFrr& 20 sths dsy
ANTOINE L0S3tfr,
THO sAsJ sloan,
SAMUEL LE06ET.
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NOTICE.-On and after Monday, March ~ the
~ .n.- NJ N. "a. River line vii leave Pier No s. North
River At o'clock PM for Newport Fsl River Providence
~ Ro..on WIN BORDEN. Agent.
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" s BOIJNTYLAND AGENCY-All SOL

=. BOtNI GLAND AUENC1.-Al SOL
der or sailors widows thoss who served 10 toe
Amy Navy in Of be since 1872 entitled 20 100
bounty Those have received 30 8D acres
can obtain the balance Apply for warrants 70 T. BETS
AGENT No SC Wallet No charge until the warrants are col
tctfd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-24
To the Citianns Of Lvnohburg.

Announcement has already been made of the
object of our visit to your romantic and enterpri-
sing city Having Withdrawn from Madison
College with Il view to the establishment OF an
institution at the South, our attention has been
directed to Lynchburg, a suitable location.-
Anexamiaation of its many advantages has con-
vinced u. thatn more eligible spot could be
eeted for the purpose in contemplation; and we
have decided 10 make choice of il, provided our
enterprise receive favor at your hands.
Being entire strangers to this community, it
may seem indicate in Us II make our first
quaintance wi h the public in connection with a
movement Of 50 great Importance; bat we trust
that the positions we hive hitherto held, and the
fact that we have been born and nurtarcd amid
lie institutions of the South, and aclua.
ted in our course by devotion to her interests,
viii sufficiently apologize for our apparent bold
less. We appear before you, not simply on our
PERSONAL spousbity, but as the representatives
an intelligent and respectable body of chris
ians, who are seeking to take rank with other
denominations in the promotion of literature and
social advancement. While, however. we expect
he patronage of "a particular church, and will
huS secure in behalf of The Institution, that wide
prcad sympathy and support which could be oh
aimed in no other way,and which will he the best
aarantee of permanent prosperity and success
it is intended to place it above all narrow,
lran influences, and make it emphaticallv the
GoHe@c oftde torn.
1no mode of instruction and discipline will be
lo same as that pursued in the institution
emily under our charge. and which was there at
,nded with such satisfactory results, No effort
hall he spared on our part to build up an insi-
uon that will prove credit to the community
nd to ourselves: and we ask but fair trial to
nj sly those who may become its patrons, that
,e are not inscnsible to the responsibilities
nat attach to the education of youth.
We are unwilling, of course, to embark our
nputatons upon doubtful enterprise; SHOULD
Efficient encouragement however, be afforded
: we shall open on the first Monday in October
ext. We have already number of students
lodged us from abroad, and expect to begin with
advantage rarely enjoyed by new institution
that Of complete College organization; hay.
g a graduating class the Grst year.
SAM'L X. cox,
late Presidt Of Madison College.
WM. CARROLL
Prof. Of Greek.
j. T. MURFEE,
Prof Of Ninth, and Nat, Sc.
l.. G. MATHEWS,
ProC Of Latin.
p. S.-We wish il to be distinctly understood
at should the church at any time abandon the
olIcgo (of which there is no probability what
ser,) the amount subscribed by the citizens
Ill revert To the town.
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T1ihute { Respect
OFFICE OF EXCHANGE BANK. I
Lvnchburg, July 81, 1855. (

OFFICE OF EXCHANGE BANK.
Lynchburg, July 81, 1855.
At n meeting Of the Board Of Directors, held
us day, it was, on motion, unanimously
RcSoipsd, That in the sudden death, by an awful
sPensaton Of Divine Providence, of James NJ.
oyd, late director of this Office, the commu.
ty has been deprived of valuable and oxemp-
try citizen, ana this Board of faithful and eff
ient member.
Resoired, That the cordial sympathy of this
GARD be respectfully rendered to the family of
lie deceased, in view Of the overwhelming ca
unity that has beiaen them.
Resoired, That as a testimony of respect to
ln memory of our late friend and associate, we
ill wear tie usual badge of mourning for thirty
ay,.
Rssoirsd, That these resolutions be spread
pom the minutes, and Published in the papers of
le city,and a copy be transmitted to Mrs. Boyd.
Extract FROM the minutes.
NM. NJ. BLACKBOARD, Cash'r.
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Official vote oftho state To- Governor.

We lay before our readers this morning the
vale ofthe State for Governor, all the returns
official save those of "Frederiek" and amherst"
counties. which We have no doubt correct
Il ail be seen thai Mr. Wi-e's majority over Mr..
TIaafaoy is iot5. oarreaders should pre-
j. /. !. L--.- - Z -...-.
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he was not 10 he put or in this manner. stand
ing nj the bows. towering n head above us all,
and with the energy Of an old l'oman written ON
his weulhrr beaten visHgc, be threw Of his eeat,
mud letting himself down by rope into the dash
ing wave. which nearly reached his breast. he
waded oul TO tha baat aud fairly pushed it over
the breaaef. iura safr harbor. whence it ear
ricd store ui provisions to The .horr ubaaf three
miles afI. The t1lausl ordered timber 70 be
thrown overheard. AL With tire aid Of Captain
Sw fl aud others Il tine passengers who followed,
anoag whom Mr. West, q Washington, and
Mr. Westhro1k. were distinguished, proceeded
20 form rnit and take on haard the ship stores,
OF which large supply was on boarl.
BY ngltfall Utmost every thing Lad been IA
ken Of either hv our mcn Hr by The wreckrr.,
three Of whom boardcd us almost nt tho -asuc
time, and commenced stripping the rigging and
salsin good earnest "A. if by a sort of divine
right. they were all from Turks Island
whittier They proposed 10 take fItrir plumber
little more uuccrtmouup-ly than the captain
ami Colonel NiuucY.Wrrc disposed 20 allow.
About six O'Clock in the afternoon the lat boat
load of passengers among whom was the Colon
el, left the schooner, and it WIS with no little
pain that ve viewed the beautiful craft living on
her side among the rocks, the helpless victim of
the Withstand waves, or our no les merciless as
saillants, the wreckers. To the Colonel rspe-
cjalIy struggled against every embarrassment, and
had e2peaded over fifty thousand dollars in hard
money to promote his darling undertaking. the
wrook wes distressing indeed.
We hive been very kindly treated by the Am
cricm tunsLh Mr. Nelson, in whose building
most oil our men hafc found comfortable lodg.
ing-, aud by Mr.. Il. Everett Smith his predc-
cc+-or now Is merchant on heislaud We ARE
also under partcalar obligations Ia his Honor.
Mr.. June. Mj-cf, the Wee President d thc
colony Of Turks island and the Cnycos, as we'll
nv to other members eftle governments whose
courteous attention II Colonel Kinney were doubt
welcome in consideration Of the circumstances
under which lac arrived.
We leave tom rrow by It Er.ti-h vessel for
our poif of dr-tllioa in Crutl America
W :. 7.
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CITY iyD STATE DEPARTMENT,

.
- our ''''%ens from the late Faculty OF Madison
-, ,'''s'' '"a '''''' Parheoiar attention TO II
IL morrow we expect TO publish the address oil
np'io'r Oh prominent citizens to the Puollcon the
so'J'o' u me proposed College,
~.
u" Aa'hfieAN toSfEAfIpN'-a Is now we
suppose settled fact that the State Convention
Il the American party will meet in this city IN
tbe 18Th Of <antorber S.ncol;n, If i the Na-
.;.,.i t,,....... ,,,. ca,
- -? P'''.s,' '''9'''
the ~ "eh7ofs "gm'aR' an article IN f'la''oh
10 Convention Of the American party OF tie
state, the suggestions Of which We cordially APP
prove. The 18th ofSenteubcr Is sufficiently
eerly f., ,r,,,...1 l..
-"
afi4FIh@ IL Ia 'ha' time an opportunity VII. BE
allowed all the counties to send fall delegation.
We have 10 objection 50 far as we are person.
n1ly concerned, TO Ivnebburo es the place for
IL: u. ,,.,....,:. IT,. =.
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THED DIFFERENCE Winfield Scott,
(says the Baltimore American) for conducting
hazardous to Z successful termination, was
rewarded on his return, with the ridicue Of polit
ioal antagonists, and the petty,vexatious perqusi-
tions Of a petty ana vexatious court martial The
Duke of Wellington on his return from his PENN
sular campaign covered with stars and orders.
was presented with princeiy estates, and was the
recipient from various quarters of almost incred
ible sums of money.
General Scott after a tedious and protracted
struggle, succeeded in Wrestling from Z reluctant
government. the honorable title of Lieutenant
General, but is yet subjected TO the humiliation of
awaiting the tardy action of the Attorney Gene
raj of the United States, with respect to the
amount of pay to which he is eutitled. Lord Rag
Ian, after two unsuccessful campaigns, dies in
the service OF his country and his widow is
Immediately rewarded with an annuity of one
thousand pounds year, and grant of two thou
sand pounds year is bestowed upon the present
possessor of the title, NTH remainder to the merit
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teir. General Scots not ~ anlaent cirenm.
stances. while the families of the Wednesdays and
the Somersets were alrealyin the enjoyment of
wealth and social distinction. General Scott was
rejected as a Statesman. aul IS lghtrst milings
held up 10 public seora. Wellington was recey
ed into the councils - Is sov,.r'rh aud treated
,.-t# ..'r.4##zf Hff..f r,.,.#r.zr#s.
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a XIV KTk3 . a If TO sUrerinr SArrg
Is-ap ia iisPrns,ble nr'icc @r Hausekoeper<-.yil,
be suI much under manufactures prices
va st W II. NOSBy
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at the WASHINGTON no USE

Wise's Majority, l0447
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-27
NEW AgsRAxGErrENr

order that may be able to devote rareu-
E larly the IRON HEAVY HARDWARE part ef nj
business, have disposed part my
eery house to Nr- MATTHEW DALZELb. who will
tuue the old stand under the style of ORR
Co., with complete everything in Grocery
line would take this opportunity of returning sincere
thanks to the Pan the house for the very
patronage and respectfully
them continue their ay0Ts tothe firm, would
TO the low pay all gentlemen that they
n ask credit al this house.
March |. 1855 SAMUEL ORR
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THOMAS CONYNGTON,


STATIONER.
WTOULDrespe. tftlIy inform hisfrends andt the put
wv lie generally. that having purchased assrs
Rathbone & Wheeler, their entire stock of Book s.
Stationery he has owed his Book Store the stand
lately occupied by them in No. Fosters Block corner
of Main and First Streets.
The additions thus made to his stock enables him
offer to his customers larger and better assortment
than has before been brought this market con
sisting in part of, Miscellaneous School Medical an
Theological Books. Writing. Printing Wrapping ano
Fancy Paper, al Foreign 0 Fancy Stationery OfaIl
kinds All Ofwhieh will be sold. " hoesuie and Retail
at atCinennau prices, fact to which he would calthe
attention ofcOuHtry merchants, dealers teachers and
others, being confident he max Ito their neres
to purchase Of him. aug 95-tf
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CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS.

DIAU UD3 1I rs OII1oI OSO'5 &c
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LEI G II & v E LIN G.
THE undersigned have purchased the entire stock
4 Drugs and .Hedicnes of j. M ID. Miller d Co., and
intend carrying he Drug business the we'll known
stand of Keller & Farnsley No. II Water street. under
the firm of LEIGH 6S Vefling-
Charles LEIGH ofthe firm hopes he is favorably known
to the public, having been engaged in Mr.. Crawford
Bells Store the last five years Peter Verling, of the
firm having been elerkfng in the present the
last three years, hatters himself with having the conf
dence of its old customers.
We intend keeping hand large andfresh stock OF
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
strict attention business, and by low prices merit
liberal patronage both from old and customers.
CHARLES LEIGH.
feb25-ly PETER VERLlNG. .
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EVANSVILLE AND NEu HARMONY .TET-
rrt W EEtAE.E NAH, LINE

.sza5Sy5sA on and after Saturday July 1st the nm
dersigued will TRI-W ETKLY Line Of
stage Coaches q above, - v
Leaving Evansville. Mondays. Wednesdays Friday,s
O'Clock A M returning leaves Harmony on Tues-
aSy = Ihursdsyss and Satu days O'Clock A II ST
me lire VIII Al all times be with good horses and
Coaches trusty drivers and the trina
Aae WIN regularity and dispatch. for goods OF
tended to. - AZ
For passage other business apply once at our Liv
anu als stable on Locust the Market House,
Persons leaving their of the Hotels will
sse55s S6 apS attentlsn E. Il. De GARMO..
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srEAmBOAT maCHINERs
lila ACKSNTTHTNG

THE undersigned would respectfully in
~SsAS-Fz form the public that he has taken the cid
E4 stand formerly occupied BY Mr. Ns=man. on
zzsX First street between Vine and Division. where
-esR-sA IA ls prepared Blaeksmithng in all its
various branehes-sneh steamboat work saw-Tnl work
encES railing, balcony cellar
doors and CRATES ETC. Railroad canal bridge
done at the prices and
erent sizes always on ha d. also hog chains wheel
beam strips for boats Being old and exVeren
hand Machiner Backsmihing viii warrant satsfae-
tn or pay. All kinds heavy forging nv shop.
'ebS6dly i NORRIS
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TIE ALLIES sTRRENnEREn,u-

SINcE MEssRS. ALTERING & Drummer HAVE
- LEASED the Ol Corner Stand Water the
Journal Once and filed it to wing with
and latest styes OF Fall and W1ter Clothing
nishng Goods etc and sell astonIhngy low the
ALLIES HAVE BEEN COMPELLED sUkRENDkR. =
THEIR NEW STOCH
consists in part of Men Boys ready-nade Clothing
hats Csps and Trunks together
o. Gentle .en's Dress Goods Taors Furnishing ood
ever brought to this city Their facilities for
uring SUPERIOR ether house the CITY
winch them at all times fill all orders with
OF goods and at the best bargaiLs
and the bic generally respectfully invited 10 call and
examine their New Stock Reduced Prices purchas
dsc1S-rF
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sHaRwooD HOUSE.

TIME subscriber has taken the above house, and
l. entirely reftted and refurnished 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
riages to let.
The stable large clean and well located and good
hostIersae in constant attendance Particular attention
will be paid to the of horses left with him for keep
ng, and in all respects the public ha find the Sher
wood House good Hotel. Tjy6-tfl J. A. BYERS.
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CINCINNATI s
RETR FOR THE TEsAEr

g n charge Of EpWARDMEAD NJ D. Editor of the rler-
a can PsyebeI Journal Lecturer Inssnity
Medioa
Inis Institution sopen for the reception OF patients
select sentng superior advantage None
nut quiet asns admitted. The long experiences of
ouperin practitioner and teacher guar
ante OF kindly and The successful
Terms made kno sn application Dr. MEAr Cincin
natl Ohlo feb2l -6In
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NHE undersigned have this day formed Co-partner
snip under the style and firm of GEo Fo TER q Co
Tor the Transaction Of general Forwarding and Cons
RfsSt0n BNStRess and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fire proof Warehouses on the
" aoash and Erie Canal and of Locust and DUN
nam Streets and near the Depot OF the Evansville and
VI Wiordsyilie Railroad, where they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds of
Produce and Merchandise.
Ihey will give special to Consignments either by
River, Railroad, Canal Wagons, and will forward
promptly at the lowest rates. rs
ihey VIII give personal attention to the purchase or
sale ofProduce Groceries in this Market and solicit
orders Tor the purchase of Sugar and oasses on the
Winter. s ~
They hope by unremitted attention merit and share
the pHblie Patronage. N. ", FOSTER.
GEO. FOSTER,
deel4 W. NJ. AIKMAN.
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NOTICE.

HtIIE subscriber in business takes this oppor
IL tuEity his grateful acknowledgements the
merchants and others of Evansville and the
for very liberal share of the
late hrm ofJ W Reilly during his connection with it,
period of fourteen and would respectfully ask for
tinuanee of the same to his successor in business.
e20-tf JAMES REILLY.
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REMOY.AL oF BOOT AM sn0EsToRE

-, STILL IN THE FIELDi lie
E0 DEUSNR in forms his old customers and the Pubjo
generally that he has removed his Boot shoe store
% First street between Main the flee lowe
d where he prepared make all qualities Boots ana
IN the latest styles the best maferial warranted
20 IT. All work will be delivered HoUR promised
ana no mistake He hopes liberal patronage "a
prom Ptness to succeed. febl3-
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WABASH & ERIE CANAL. TIaANspoE,T nm r., :

eezzS-ss[ITIsI3 TO AEW YORK. BOSTON SeGEs
tiiI a DEL PHIA and B LII xIHHfN
NO R5The gndersigned Agent viii receipt for lie ssTe
TRO UGH Of al kinds Of Produce Merehsnci frou
This city by ths Troy and Western Line Canal Boats
povIs-1 JOHN s. MITCHELL. .Av.r.
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. EVANSVILLE, IND, WEDNESDAY. JUNE q, 1855
BU9INESS CARDS.
TRANsPORTATTON

WESTERN STATES LINE.E sT
DY Railroadsand Canals, running in connection wit
ID Steamers and Propellers the Lakes
NO TRANSPARENT AT ALBANY OR TROY.
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e. rs:
e. w. Sloan 121 Broad st. New York.
Scott &, Co., Toledo.
J. S.'Chenoweth 81 Co., Cincinnati, -
This is ofthe Oldest best established and most re
liable lines oftransp ration in the country and sole
Agents for this section, we ale authorised to give
through receipts for freignts to and from the East
very low rates. against any charges
on the route.
aug9 LEWIS & HOWARD, Agents