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NOTICE.-Was taken up and committed to Jail IN
II the County of Nash, June 25th, 1854, negro
who says his TOM, and belongs the hers
of Billy Fosters deceased. Tom, from his appearance
to be about twenty-five years of age black complex
ion and has than ordinary space between Of
his under teeth. The requested forward
pay prison charges and take him away he will be dis
posed of according to law A. r. BAINES.
Aup SI,cr;f.
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DLEASANT GROVE MALE ACADEMl,
Il Udke ForeSs N CIVILIAN NJ CRENSHAW, A
b. PrincipaL-The Seventh Session of this institution WA
commence the End Monday in January Tuitionfro
s. to SD session. The Academy situated mile from
Forestve The location of this institution for health NOR
atty and convenience be surpassed by any ll
Trustees of this school have than realized Their e1
tatIons IN Mr. CRENsHAw teacher and would 10 e
public that he is thorough scholar and good inSrclo.
Board be had at So per month For further particulars
address DR. WESLEY HARTSFIELD,
Forestville, Wake Co., N
Nov. %. 1853 ST.
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Richmond Va. Oct. so 7ss.

The undersigned have sold thirty more large CiT
Saws manufactured here by Aessrs Toland burger I
take pleasure in saying have not heard connr "
that We have sold.
We keepan assortment CT all the different kinds ofS
they make, viz: Circular Saws, all sizes Mill Pr
Gut Rip Hand, Panel, Wood and Web Saws. We w,
pectful!y ask the attention of the Publ these C
they made in Virginia, warranted III every e.I
if they do give full satisfaction, they be refr3
and they sold low similar goods he rcg-e =
the United States.
SMITH & HARDWOOD
Dealers in Harware &c. No s5 Main ST. -
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IDROPOSAI.S FOR A LOAN TO THE COU n
IL TY OF CRAVEN..-In accordance with the pro-

II TY OF CRAVEN.--fn accordance with the pro
visions Of the Act of Assembly incorporating the Atlantic
has subscribed the Capital Stock Of SAID company,
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
In order the instalments which NAV be DUE and
which may hereafter become due on said subscriptions the
cured by the bonds Of the County 1854 V
BY The order directing the issue of said bonds, they will
serannu~- at the Merchants Bank Of Newbern
the Fulton Bank Of New o the op*ion of the holder
These bonds will be ON the first day Of July one
thousand eight hundred and seventyur and not before
without the consent Of the holder The bonds will be issued
with L9os attached which will render the collection Of
the interest simple and easy
The security upon which the said bonds will be based
will be the real estate and taxable polls the County of
Craven The present assessed cast srtS IF tie real eate
eight hundred and twenty-five dollars and tie "sa6er IF
tatJ polls three hundred and eghty-two
cessarT upon this subject will by
the subscribers, application TO Them at New bern
GEO o 5. sT f1 cra4s g' County ,ur
Newbern. Sept. H. iS5i-93f Register will please copy
SHfskakA 1sG cttH15rs Fs2n the
search of homes investments in Texas respectfully
invited 10 our office
We have for sale than hundred thousand
ef land in of the State Titles guaranteed
ONCE on Congress Avenue. City of austin, Texas.
As We buy land on commission strangers will find 1t to
their interest to purchase through US;
Real Estate Brokers' Collecting and Land AGENTS.
DULLEN BELyIN. DEALERS N ENGLISH
IL GERMAN, ANDAMERICAN HARDWARE, COACH
TRIMMINGS, CROCKERY AND WOOD WARE, CUT
LERY, GUNS AND EDGE TOOLS, Betting Goth. dc. dc.
r. SHIFTS CORNER, Raleigh, y. C.-Pocket and Table
Knives Drawing Knives AIDES Vices, Halter and Trace
Chains, Hammers, Axes Augurs, Anvis Hinges Screws
Chsels Hoes Spades and Shovel Iron Ware wrought
and spike Nails, Wood Ware Coach Trimmings, Boiling
Cloths Croekery Ware ana every style of housekeeping
Raleigh, May 5, 1888. 49-tf.s
Spring STYLE OF HATS FOR 1s55.-The
- subscribers have this received by the Adams Ex-
press Co.. Beebe Spring STYLE of Fashionable Hats
For their beauty and gh;ness please call and examine
them.
Also Warburton's style with corrugated brims Some
thing
w. Il. & r. 5. TUCKER.
Feb. > 1855
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SPectacles Adjusted to Defective Sight upon I'm.
erring Scientific Principles by L. Markers,


Optician.
SI0;: well known 10 the ct-
~ * of North Carolina by his frequent
Raleigh, skltul Opcan informs the public that
for Il short only lie be found Mr.. Petersiiao
Music Store where he will be happy attend all wins
should desire has services. lie is able aid almost all
various defects of sight, mOpa, presbya, Presbye
blyopia Cataract His superior glasses and most
beautiful pectacleS and their aa
taon TO the eye we'll known that they require
mentioning. Call soon, his stay will be very short.
E. MARkENS, OpttcGn.
AT Peersiias Music Store
Dec. IL, 1854.
THO THE PUBLIC.-THE SUBSCRIBER, ANTO-
II MO PlZZiNI, Fore and Done1tic CoaJectioneanI
Fi"jt Deditr, formerly of Richmond Virginia. has
pleasure informing the citizens of Raleigh and the ad
aceut that he has opened three doors below
MesSrs w. H. & Il. s Tucker
Splendid Confectionery and Fruit Establish
ment!
In his will be found all times all nice
sweet and agreeable to the taste Believing that the
of the place desire the establishment house this
kind he hopes by attention the trade merit portion
of its favors ANTONIO PIZZINI
\. B. He keeps constantly on hand
Oranges, Lemons, per box, Preserves,
Raisins, per whole, y and 4 Cordias.
boxes Cigars all kinds,
Nuts of all kinds, French and German
Figs and Prunes, Fancy Goods.
STEAM CANDIES fancy and plain) manufactured by
myself and warranted good in the United
The above articles be had wholesale and retail.
A. PiZZINI.
April Is. 1854 IL
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ID EPORT CORRECTED.-In consequence b ~,
- proposals made to at the last Fair at Kaieg
Dr. VIM. r. Holt, of Lexington, report has been C
lated that will stand horse SARPEDON at tha
the ensuing spring. would inform those interested
he will my stable this Those deSt .1
further information will please address at Wilton
vile county, and bill will be sent them giving SIZE
gree, &c. WIN. E. N1Cnh
Feb. IA, 1885. 23-"''
% Spirit Of the Age copy.
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EA REWARD.-RANAWAY FROM TIL

&EA REWARD.-RANAWAYF FROM TIL
ADSV subscriber, residing about miles irV--
Morris the old stage read leading from Raleigh 10 Cha
ell Hill about the 10th of last January, negro nan
Crawford, about 81 DID, feet 10 inches high t
bly, stout, and has the left eve extending a
across the forehead, speaks quick when spoken to-
sometimes stammerS little. He is believed to be ID
Edwards neighborhood, Chatham county, about ;e
plantation of Rufus Jones, of Wake who owns his WE r
The above reward will be given for his delivery TO e T
for his confinement in any jail that get him again "
VIM BARBEE
Feb. a. 1855 27-5tP :.
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THRUST SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
trust tn executed by w. F. Blackwood, bearn e
date the sh day of February, A d. 1885, shall
sale at public auction the 10th day of March
viz: Turpentine Still and fixtures coopers Tools
Spirit Turpenne barrels lot of Rosn Blacksmith tools
FIVE head of horses mule four horse Wagon and
ness horse cart Jersey Wagon Buggy and harness.
and calves, fifteen head of hogs all his farming tools
three beds three bedsteds and furniture together ali
his household and kitchen furniture
Safe all of his remaining Stock of goods consisting
goods groceries hardware cutlery crockery glass ware
hats bonnets boofs shoes &c &C. three hundred pounds
of bacon.
Seven eight hundred barrels Rosin the north bank
Cumberland county called Harnett.
A. W. Belts, Trustee.
February 20, lS5o 1063-w3w.
n. B-Sae will commence at Piney Grove continue
from day TO day till all is sold.
Terms made known day of sale.
Fayettr vile Carolinan copy ) times and forward
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STRAY N0TICB.,WAs TAKEN Up AND EN-
Sered the Stray Books by Eppy Grissom ESQ., living
ten miles east of Oxford Grey Mare about Is years old
long tall and bare footed Valued at fifteen
dollars Z. j. MITCHELL Ranger
Oxford Granville Co, Feb 20. 1855 1oSs~sfnd.
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calling for any the above letters viii please
say they advertised. WM. WHITE, P. NJ.
Raleigh, Feb. 2, loJI. 1O55-w3w.
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Dealers in Harware, &c, No s5 Main St.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-26
DAILY JOU r N AL.
OI Weather warm yesterday but windy.
RIVER ITEMS.

The invincible steamer A. L. Shotwell
arrived here evening before last between Z and
8 o'clock, but little over five days from New Or
leans. the quickest trip of the season. Talk
about the Shotwell being sunk She yet walks
the waters, the fastest boat on the Western rivers
She put out large quantity of freight here, and
was crowded with passengers, having all the
Cincinnati Star Line Landis passengers, which
steamer is aground below in the Mississippi.
VIII our friends of the sho,well see that the
J,urnal Office is supplied with papers brought by
them7
- The Green river packe, White River ar
rived here yesterday from Green river, bringing
as much tobacco, as she could carry. She is
preparing to leave to-day on her return trip.
Capt. Liter is always on hand TO attend to bust
ness entrusted with him.
- The GIendy Burke, from Louisville, laid
here the greater part of yesterday taking in
freight.
VIM. Knox, mol Captain as we said. Capt. VIM
Yard was Master The Louisville Journal SAYS
$1,000 were in The safe, and lost but how we
don't understand. II is expected the hull and a
good deal ofthe heavy freight may be saved
- The Highhyer passed down early yester.
day morning from Louisville for ST. Louis--jusI
in time to awaken sleeeprs from their last morn
ing maps, with her shall whistle. We thank her
clerk Tor papers.
- The river was falling at Pittsburgh yes
terdav with less than 10 feet I'm channel Falling
at Cincinnati and rising al Louisville and at this
point.
- The Quaker City,, from Pittsburgh was
at our wharf a long time yesterday morning
Sac was loaded with emigrants, for ST. Louis.
- The Ben Franklin got down yesterday
on her way to New Orleans. She stopped here
and took in good deal OF tobacco. We thank
our old friend, Mr.. Allen, OF the Office, for a
package Of papers.
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COMMERCIAL.
OPricE EvANsviLLE DAlLY Journal.
Wednesday, April 25, 1855.


WEArHER.-For the past week the weather
has been warm, pleasant and highly favorable
10 the growth of vegetation. sprinsEsrops, and
grass are putting forth luxuriently, I'D prospects
are halrering for almost every production of
the earth. Fruit trees of all descriptions
highly promising The Wabash is at good
stage.
RivrR.-The river has risen during the last
week 10 first rate nasigable stage from Pitts.
burg to the mouth, and now at stand at this
point.
BusrNEss.-fias been fair, with some heavy
sales in dry goods and groceries. On the wharf
there has been brisk business doing. Prices of
provisions and many articles Of Groceries have
sill further advanced during the past week.
Money is easy, but little uLcurrent in circula-
tim.
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Proceedings Of the City Council.
MONDAY EVENING, April % 1876.

MONDAY EVENING, April % 1885.
80 Council met pursuant to adjournment. Pres.
eni the Mayor and Counclmen Steele, Scanilin,
Elliott, Hedderich, Roquet. Kraiz, Pushee, Hun.
mel and Mentzer.
The Mavor stated tAat the order OF the City
against Neptune Fire Co. had been presented to
Treasurer ofCo., and not paid, as they had not
enough current funds on hand. On motion order
was laid over Till Co. is able TO meet il.
Hornbrook s. Churchill were allowed 81 for
scales for Market Master, and John Snyth SIS for
labor.
The Report OF John T. Walker School, Treas
urer, of disbursement OF funds, was read and re-
ferrcd to School Trustees.
ELL OF Fl. O. Wheeler was referred to Com.
mithe OF Elliott, MenIzer, and Pushee.
A cash order was ordered 10 be drawn on Treas
urer for $500 for benefit of Public Schools
L. NJ. P. Carter was allowed SIS 25 for keep
ing prisoners.
On motion, Well III. Walker was authorized
TO have The Books brought from April, 1854 up
TO the present date.
Cy. McCracken complained he had bee6 taxed
one dog loo many, and tax for one dog was re-
mitted.
9 i Judge Conrad Baker was unanimously ap-
pointed City Attorney for tie present year.
Soren Sorenson was allowed $500 for one
years salary as City Treasurer, to April I, 1855
- The owners ot lot No. gil, ID. Z. were ordered
to fill up the same so as to correspond with city
grade.
Owners of Lots /, 2. 3. f. 5. and in Block 81,
E. z. were ordered TO fill up the same under pen.
allies.
Ordered, that a cash order in favor OF John 8
| Hopkins, for 5000. be drawn on city Treasurer,
with interest from date, payable Oct Is, 1885, il
Sn(isw of City Bond ordered to be issued March 26
tdered, that cash order in favor oil r. @
eeler, for 5000, be drawn on City Treasurer
interest from date, payable Oct Is, 1855
ew Of city bono ordered to be paid March %
(rdered, that plank side walk be constructed
10 Oak street opposite lots A and 90, U. E
Soren, Sorenson, reelected City Treasurer
fgave his official bond for So, coo with Levi
Hows and Harry D. Allis, securities. which wa
accept ed.
Judge Baker was requested 10 draw up an OF
di1ance relative to repairing pavemen,s.
Committee appointed to settle with John Wa n
were allowed further time.
motion to make up the proposition Of NJ
Srweii in regarding 10 keeping the Phoeni
and Neptune engines, &c. was voted down
The Committee appointed to confer wit
Messrs. Bray, Jones and Bell. in regard to tn
purchase Of the wharf, made verbal report tina
they had consulted Mr.. Bray and could no, CON
ply with the terms proposed by him. Report re
>reiyed and Committee discharged.
WELL, II. WALKER, Csy Clerk
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sCUyT,S LJTTLs GIANT
CORN AND COB MILL,
PATENTED MAY IsTB. 1851;

PATENTED NAY 1bTb Iesff
doubtless invention among the most lnporsns y.
e the WI sd,isca Iarmer sno
stock fsderand the universal favor with wren nas
received the than anything es attes io
utility aud superiority. - -
For ability. simplicity OF
fence OF use the Little Giant has no equal weighs RON
hundred lbs sseordIns 10 .s can ne ps'
aid adjusted and used with By
se L,,,Ie Giant hss received ire rksT rrEryrw every
state Fair from Maryland Missouri the Fall and that
in tina most con plime tary mssner:
Thsss mills are in the positive
brpakare dsrsngesnt and warranted 70 cfsk
60 from ear corn sad sr fac homin, from sheiied
errn With Of AID convenience for farm
ro.es new ats before
The suhsoters preraredto urnih the trsde With
patterns ard sizes suit the varied III all
No is complete ready >ssseh,rr ;he
warranted caush Of 10 buthes offsec
,sr hour with one horse.
No 3 at ss5 will crush IS bushels Ter hour.
will crush hour
ror 6y- HANCOCK BROTHERS-
srii-sndSv Evsrsgine. IN
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ARnivAL OF ThE
G EO r G. E Il A W..
Later from CALIFORNIA;.

NEW ok, hPtti "a.
The George Law arrived this morning
frof, California with dates to the 3lst ult.-
She brings 70 passengers and s77a,Ooo in
specie.
The Panama railroad is in fine order, and
the health on the Isthmus good.
Tbs sloop .of.wsr Falmouth, from Aspin.
wall, sailed for Havana on the 18th.
Among the passengers by the Law were
Barney Williams and lady, and C. r. Thorn
and family.
The news ID unimportant.
Trade dull and depressed; money tight.
Page, Bacon e. Co. resumed business on
the 29,h; the condition Of the other banks is
unchanged.
DR.. Wright is making strenuous efforts to
place himself in position to resume.
The excitement regarding the Kern river
mines has subsidized.
The arrivals Of gold at San Francisco con.
tinue to be retarded by scarcity of coin to
purchase it.
Sherry, Games & McRea, jobblng house
at San Francisco, failed for 100000.
The Legislature is expected to adjourn
about the middle of April. A prohibitory
liquor law passed, but ita provisions are not
stringent. A gambling law passed the Sen
ate.
The sloop of war st. Mays has been or
dered to San Juan del Sud, to settle diff
culty-another Greytown affair. probably.
Accounts from Lower California represent
the notorious Joachim Manold still alive,
and meditating another expedition to Cali
fornia.
The murderer of Mowry was sentenced to
be hung On the 9Th of May.
Walkers expedition to Nicaragua had
not sailed; it was doubtful If they left Cali
fornia at all.
The Golden Age, with passtngers who
left New York on March 5th, arrived at San
Francisco on the 28th.
The weather 10 fine, and crops promise 70
be abundant. Miners are generally doing
well.
New ORLEANS, April p.
Yellow corn 100; lard kegs IL; whisky
81. Other articles unchanged, arrived
Belle Sheridan and Argyle, departed K. j.
Ward.
CINCINNATI, April ~, M.
River stationary. The weather is pleas.
ant.
Flour remains firm; sales at 90 5oa9 IS.
Whisky "a. Provisions qniet but unchang-
ed. 100 bbIs prime lard sold at 81, 800 kgs
at lie. 100 hhds sugar sold at b4a5a for in
ferior an! fair.
NEW ORLEANS, April ~.
Molasses, sales in small lots at 27c. Flour
$40 25al0 372. Corn $ial 10. Oats IS.
| Whisky 81. Provisions-sides Sc, shoulders
4, mess pork $40 so; prime key lard lie.
LOUISVILLE, April IS.
| River about at stand, 2 feet 4 inches wa.
ter in the channel.
The Africa arrived at Halifax last night
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TEI,EGRAPHIC!

Reported expressly for the Daily Journal. ]
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NEW sPRING GOODS.
HOPKINS 4 READ

HAVE lust received. of esatismsM' kid. silk
Lsis thres6 gloves. hne Enssh hose;
no shirts sleeves; dravss silk and linen hsndhsrchtsf
ana ersvs. sossi tne fsssns and Ls.hern hsts Gall
and zee. spis-sn HOPKINS READ.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-26
CORPORATION NOTICE..

nRDERED. that the owners Of lots Nos H. II. IS Is.
~ H. ls and %. block IS. Easssrn Eniarrementof the
City OF Evansvs. the side walk in snerrof
be 6ed up With earth. 70 corrsspead with the city
grade in days after the publication Of this ORDER and
perform said work. and the costs and expenses
thereby will be assessed to- and collected BY sale Of said
los thereof be necessary satisfy said
liea nd costs. By order Of the Comues Council. :
app WE'LL. H. MALkER Clerk
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LITTLE MAN wIfH BIG STOCK,
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING!

HAVE Just retained from the East and opeuedat my old
stand ~ the Star under the Pavilion Hotel
OF the largest selected best ancfaured
OF READY MADk CLOTHING. ever offered for sale in
this city Ny stock comprises full assortment Of
thing appertaining Gsntiesas wearing apparel and
the iasst styles and in the most
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
Of the choicest and finest selection ofsen-
tie men' g underwear .
re pectfuy solicit examination Of ny stock By my
old and the public generally esnhdent that the
so sc,, va" fs'0""''' ANTHONY LoBzNsrINE.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS. OF PETITION TO sELL
REAL EsTATH.
STATE OF INDIANAass
yASpeRBURGH CoUSrY. 90
NOTICE il hereby given John A ReI. Admins.ra-
Of the estate Of Martin Res deed has MED n, pc
ssins pay his dss and s, saS p..
Attest: JACOB LgNKENHEIMER; clsSt.
SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS.
a a and iG Sumner ss5 He work can
Ss Supplied Ealing L. Nsn'. Merchant Tailor OPP
s: % h.sa is.s: :SPsy ?,
Sscsurs il the latest and most approved styles
Aa sp, nS' P1'N' ''' '''''''' '" s"' j. L. NELMs.
,vcn ~ MA CHI. 4 , MAckEREL'i
1t ssl; Lcas No. M.elsIs;
S.: s..s s &. s; ,.. :;;
's.s 81: Long s s. S Nae
BIZ. Hsrrins: . drums large coda.h.
.p. % ''' " ~ '-''''' ''' ' u. 3D. HERMAN.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
VNHE udessaed will offer for sale .valuabe House and
L in n.
ners Brewery The house Is txo-story frame building
3: ' .as : ':
he offered public auction ut Woolsey Nelson auction
rooms on Tuesday. 1t o'clock p. N.
s::s ;'''l'i n Hy''i 1 W. s lev
- n BUSHELS extra fns Irish Potatoes;
OO 50 do fresh Corn Meal;
100 sugar cured Hams;
5OOlbs No Lard;
800 lbs Maple Sugar.
100 dozen EGGS;
10 dozen Chickens; just received and for sale ~
apis CARSON Ma aIL.0H--
DAINTED 1UCKETs.-so do. fancy and plain just
mhss 3. E. GILBERT & CO.. sye near Water
TO THk CITIZENS OF SOUTHERN INDIANA
\
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THE MYsTRRY sOLVKt.

JUDGING from the crowd Of customer that have been
- visiting friend Embeh store for the past two weeks we
sca paance had gone by the board and IN consequence
thereof selling sacriGee hut on further snqui
Happy readers hatsuch 10 not
the lie hand full assortment Of Spring
and summer Dry Goods and ssing st very low rates
hen e the rush TO his store. api4
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STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITION OF THE
STAR INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF oGpEN:BURGH, NEW YORK.

OF oGDEN:BURGH, NEW YORK,
ON DAY OF JAsuARr. 1855. AS REQUIRED 1T
Name and location a. above.
Capital stock; s AL an.nv ssa.i:, AZ The W
,t cssh on hand aud in srsnsmission ..... 1881 9,
Cd No real estate owned BY the Company.
"a Bond. and n.rsass: on real s.a,s ssRs a5,s
upon property worth double the sum for which 400 =,
s. Bs rsesivasis and acccpiancss sss %
s s.s IL rp,s Sn: W. paid Loo 50
9TH. Outstanding premiums ss $50 80
18th Balance IN Agents ITS 9sr s 81 ss;ss creditor
Losses rais,ns nrocf estimated soc 90
Losses resisted b the Company or In sP.Ps..s s.v
taken in any one risk Is - CO., ss: csP
any city town or village nor IN regard 70 the
Exceeding asassS i1
q the Auditor ore 81 Ohio a.
sI, 4. .v o. New XSnx lss
Subscribed and before ne this ssh day OF MaSh
1855. J. g. sTILLWELL.J.
INSURANCE AGENTS CERTIFICATE OF Az
To expire the slst Of July. 1855.
THE STATE OF INDIANA.
AUDITOR srAr'xs OFFICE.
TSpIAYsroLis April 9Th. 1855.
WHEREAS. The STAR INSURANCE COMPANY. OF
Of Il. condition on the 9Th april s act
ration properly certified TO- and is written
instrument onatng its Agens and horiI.ne them fully
aeinowsdge service Of process in the
event of siits..
Now Therefore, In pursuance % The requir nent e. An
act TO amend act entitled set for the incorporation OF
defining their n.d prescribing
their duties approved March 1855 having sat
sfaoory evidence OF f compliance 70 the require
ments AND specifications of that act j. Hiram Il TAbo
State OF Indiana do hereby eeri tnAt A.
O. HALIocK Evansville Ind the Agent OF said Com,
papy authorized 70 businss OF Insurance
the said Star Insurance Company in ht- stste
July the that Ne may be commission
ed and appointed by the said Company. a
In Witness Whereof have hereto subscribed nsme
and he zeal oe- be AFFIXED thsth day OF
April. A. ID. 1855. lSeall II. r. TALIoIf-
api2 Auditorf stsss-
En BUSHELS Germ Meal reed aud for ale hv
oDVp arlu JW. WOKE
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WIsNER 3 CELEBRATED PATENTWASHT TUB.
m kSSRS. English * Strann. Of New Albany. Ind
tH uaeturers wisuers celebrated Patent WISH Tub
in ,h, city and will remain here few dsy They
have with fs Of articles for SALE aud
wishing have thom tried their houses
OF charge. Their subs be at J. D. Heiman
Cooks. and as the Washington Hotel. Mr. Strann be
found at the Washington Hotel. ap4
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-26
DAMAGED HAkhWARE.

800 SETS csrri.i. s.rsrs and As.l. 10Y sale "