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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-08
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FROM THE NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY OF
w. 8. SWIMMER,
No. IA Second street, st. Louis, Mo. ~.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-16
KANSAS-N0 4.

About sunset ofthe evening we were
at Oswake, Gov. Reeder and suit ar
rived on their return from an explor-
ing expedition Up the Kansas river.
The company consisted Of the Cover
nor, Judge Elmore, of South Carolina
Col. Isaacs, Col. Williams. Private
Secretary to the Governor. two Docs,
and some half-dozen smaller fry, con-
nected with Ft. Leavenworth. A jol.
ly and sociable set Of men they were
with one, or perhaps two, exceptions
fond of mirth, cigars, wine and cards
The seqnel that night showed that the
last Of these entertainments was by nc
means the least in estimation.
The Governor is Of medium size
with an intelligent countenance, ant
is very afable and communicative
In pronouncing him gentleman
some Of our mordern exquisites nigh
demur, on the score Of his lacking th'
fashionable chin aspendagc; but thi
was amply compensated by the rus
ticity of his thick. muscular limbs
panialoonsand oil, being stuffed in
pair OF high, red topped boots. H
gave US much valuable information
with regard TO the country, an
urged US to go up as far as Fl. Riley
as that was the choice part Of the ter
ritory. and the town was destine
to be one Of considerable importance
Our route westward from 0waks
lay over much the same kind Of Ian
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-16
From tho State Sentinel.
To the Citizens Of Franklin County

During the recentsession of the State
Legislature. a Bill. now passed into a
law, commonly called the Prohibitory
Law, came up before the Senate. AS
a member Of that body, l deemed it
my duty to vote aginst that act.
A proper respect for those Of my con-
stituents who disagree with me on
that vote, requires that ] should
briefly state the reasons which influ-
enced me in giving it.
A wise republican people will never
trench on the grounds of doubtful con-
stitutionality. Where law is not
clearly constitutional, 1t is the part ol
wisdom to refrain from adopting it,
Otherwise. the constitution will be fre-
quently brought into disrspute. Men
will lose that respect for I which free
men should entertain for the "funda.
mental law" and habitual doubt will
produce la,itudinarian construction
which in the end will bring about rev.
,olution or anarchy. Nor is il proper
for free people TO enact laws even a,
stringent Of the letter Of the consritu
ton might warrant. The faultines
Of language, the impossibility in man,
cases Of expressing the exact idea 0
the law-giver leaves often q msrgil
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-16
lfrom Tho Loulsv Illo Journal.
TWO YEARS OLD.

10 there on this cold, selfish earth
oae heart 30 efual as 10 soold
A roguIsh boy, brlm-full OF mirth,
And like my pet, Just two years oid'
For fnn and mischief soemto leap
Through hls blue eyes from Robby's hear
AZ ffom harebeli's ehaliee deep,
The half imprisoned sun beams dart.
gotta switch the otherday,
Just AaV Inclined 70 whip my pet,
But, on tho mantle slowed away,
That switch, unused, Ia laying yet,
For when shook n o'ef hlshead
lie danced abou. half.wlld with giee,
Then quick behind The table fed,
And, fcIgning fear. pceped out At me.
What could I DO but ian"h at ihaif
Hord my OF iaugne or fail
To mako him woue-for 70 the cat
Ito snoaked, aud pulled her long slick tail
UntIi poor pussy moved aloud,
And then--T seook the switch once more,
And mauy whippIngs Inly vowed
Forllulo Rob were still In store.
nut WuNn tNANU kWlth hatt lNoWHl
"You'll hurt The cat, you naughty boyl"
lie huggcd her up and snoothed her down,
Unui poor pussy Purrod with Joy,
For love through all his mischief dows,
And gentle feeling, sohly beam
Through hts Wild mirth, like somo sweet rola
Rejected from gushing stream.
From asornlng's = dawn tiii 80; OF sun.
his feet and nngcrs never Tire.
Ne steals he poker for q gun,
And takes the broom 10 poke The nfc.
Then with n cunning look ho'ii stand
Upon the hghes, chair IN reach,
Aud shouting loud, with outslroaehod hand,
Pretend 20 mako mighty speech.
In every nook or corner lly,
Hlsroguish eye Ia suro 10 peep,
And grandma's poke, he viii try
To fAihom-be n e'crso deep,
lie pulls the buttons Oh my dress,
Aud then says s'iook." My pretty boy
When might scoId, Ipauseto 10 bless
Thy upiurnSd iaeo, solall Of Joy.
Ills fathershnt he loves 10 wear,
And, hiding half hi. Tiny head,
glow Of beauty, rich ana rare,
Upon that old black hat sshed.
For meath lu brine 90 dark and doop,
Ills dimpied face all bright with bloon
Peeps out. as rosy vapors peep
Sometimes from clouds OF wlnly gloom.
noTi siyiy prli bis brothers hair,
or sieol their toys aud run 70 mo,
Hut when they gather round In prayer,
Iic too win bend hts little knee;
And, though he scarce can speak word,
1herotwonhlp In hisap eaklhgeye,
And Robbyr prayer ! know IA heard,
when he looks up 20 Gods blue sky.
BAsros PLler, Jan, ~, lass. ROSA.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-16
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
NAILS.

Cincinnati mall arrives daily ats NJ. De-
parts daily at6 AN.
Iadianapol,. mail arrives daily ats N. Do
parts daily atop NJ.
connersville mail arrives on Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays ate ~. Departs rues-
days, Thursdays snd Saturdays at GAN.
csntrsvnIs srrives Mondsss, wednesdays and
Fridays atePM Departs Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays al 5 A NJ.
Ross mail arrives Tuesdays and Fridays NJ
n. Departs Mondays and Thursdays ate AZ.
Oxford mall arrives Fridays at 10 NJ. Do
paris Frldays a. " A NJ.
Nashville mall arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays
and satardAys at<P ~. Departs Mondays We'd
ncsdays and Fridays at A NJ.
wlntenytlls mall arrives Saturdays al NJ
Departs Fridays st6 AN.
Versailles mail arrives Tuesdays at Q NJ. De-
darts Mondays At A NJ. -.
LawrenceburEh mail arrives Saturdays st5P NJ.
Departs Fridays st A NJ.
Lsttsrs 70 be mailed mustb Be IN tho once before
o'clock p M, previous 70 tho departure OF all
malls leaving In The morning.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-16
9artultural.
ADDRESS OF A. B. LINE,
Before the franklin County Agri-
cultural Society.
Mr.. Chairn'r.'. and members ofMe
Franklin County Agaiculfural

Mr.. Charm ".s, and members Of The
Franklin County AgaieulfwGl
Society.
GEsrLEMES;-I feel myself emphat.
ically in fx on this occasion. the
result perhaps of my ofiicious inter
mcddling with that which did not be-
long to me; fully exemplilying the truth
Of the adage. that when persons med
die themselves with business that does
not belong to them. or go where they
have no bushes, they are very likely
to get into it before they leave. / did
not suppose Mr.. Chairman, when l
wrote you note stating to you that you
had better select some person to de-
liver the monthly address, thing
that was overlooked At our last meet
ing. that you would append to the
proceedings Of Of that meeting the
name OF your humble servant to ad-
dress you on this occasion. Whether
this was done as compliment or as
u punishment for voting against you
for the Office you now hold, will not
stop to enquire. " II, after / saw the
predicament in which either you. my
self, or somebody else had got me in,
| vascillated good deal as to wheth-
er should undertake the task or not.
/ consulted for the purpose Of decid-
ing the matter, the vocabulary of o
young gentleman who has acquired
q considerable celebrity lately in our
country. Some Of our editors, and
others have got to eulogizing him in
both prose and song, and I had nl-
most become one ofhis disciples my.
self. Well as said l had consulted
his vocabulary, and could find no such
word in ii as "backout," don't Gun.
dertake it, NO, not single word that
would meet my case--but On every
page was in bold and prominent let
ters-never despair, no back out. be
sure you are righ. and then go ahead
and thousand others with which the
public are becoming quite familiar
and at the top and bottom of every
page is found. try, try again, and !
first you don't succeed, try, try again
And now for the purpose ofrelieving
kind Of itching curiosity which NIGH
be excited as to who this popula
young man is. Iwill call him Youn.
America. Well. the question beinl
settled as to whether ! should max
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-16

they were riding into the port, some
nearing, too, on thepeaceful surface.
some contending with the mountain
wave. others dinly deserted IN the dis
tance are just heaying in sight.
JOHN .GILCHRIST.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-16
Yattfr.
JUST IN TIME.

Jnst a. NO wore fumhilng over our papers. sells
<ors In hand, 10 nnd omethlng for tho Poetry coll
umn. 40 received iotter, with two doiIars In ",
tho following touching and approprl.
als llncs. We hope our poetic friends wiz al
serve us 80. tkp. As.l
You must excuse my na,tery,
Fort mus, tell the truth,
Your paper IA Of equal worth
To thoaeei and she youth,
In poililssA sjnst right
II sdvoca'es the peoples cause,
And oniy 1sks for equal rights,
And justice IA our laws,
And may n evor be
An honor 10 your nama-
A blessing " our country
And ever sfow In fainc,
Well muai stop Oils Ihyming,
For know I'm not poet,
But . need not tell you that,
For you will be sure 70 know H.
Hat perhaps you'd like 10 know my name
And I'm not particular veryi
Tho three nrsl letters OF my name
Il witLila JAsPna BrRRy.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-16

EA wag says he looks under the
Marriage head of the papers for the
news OF the peak An exchange re-.
marks; Had he said moose OF the weak,
the atrocity Of the SANDER would have
been complete. and placed him beyond
the hope Of mercy.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-16

Now, then. Thomas. what are you
burning off my writing tablet" said an
author to his servant. f.sf
"Only the paper that's written all
over; / haven't touched the clean. was
the reply.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-16

Cmcrrr cocRr meets the eth Mondays In Feb
ruary and Angust-may sittwo weeks each time.
ConnoN PLsAs CoURr meets I'd Monday o In Feb-
ruary. Mar, August. and November; except when
then ist Monday. May SIC weeks each time.
CounasfoxnR's CouRT meets 1st Mondays In
June, September, December and Msrch-msy SIT
six days each time.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-16

wALruxo.--A newspaper cores
pondent lately says: How woman
Of education. delicacy and refinement,
can consent TO exhibit herseifn :
public assembly, ina modern walts' y
beyond my comprehension; 4 :. .
wsltzing couple could be petr'6ec u
some Of their attitudes, and be looked
on when the excitement Is over. you
would never hear any more Of It among
decent people
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-16

A man who is not ashamed Of him.
self. need not be ashamed Of his early
condition in lifs.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-16

Mary and Eddie had retired TO their
little beds. Their mother had said
good night" and had given them
both a kiss. She was Just leaving the
room, when Eddie said 10 his sister,
Now you can tell me about Jesus
This. simple remark revealed TO
Mrs. Dudley the subject of their con-
ycrsation after she left them for the
night. II gave her great pleasure. for
she desired nothing so much as that
her children may love The Savior, and
she knows the more they think about
him, and learn Of his life the more
they will find him worthy OF love-
Mrs. Dudley ofiered..up a silent prayer
TO her Heavenly father, that the Holy
Spirit would leach them and guide
them into the truth.
She did not remain with the chill
dren TO hear them as they talked TO-
gether, but few days afterward, she
asked Eddie what Mary told him
about Jesus. He repeated the history
of his birth, Of the cruel persecution
of Herod, Of his blameless life. and his
death upon the cross.
Eddie is too young to realize much
about the great love Of Christ, and
how much he has done for us that we
may be happy. but he is not too young
To love him.
Ihope he will never forget the sweet
story Mary told him. Jesus loves lit
tie children. He is their best friend.
always ready to forgive them when
they are sorry for doing wrong. and
to help them when they try TO do
what is right.
Even now, as ! am writing. ! hear
children singing,
| There is . happy land,
/ Fu, far, away" :
The sound grows fainter and faint
er-eyelids are dropping-sleep u
near-the voices are hushed-the Ut
tie ones are slumbering. May holy
angels guard their bed."-Indg~-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-16
ERANKLIN COUNTY DIRECTORY,

ctRcuir Counr meets tho lat Mondays In Febfu-
AIRY and AuEu-t-may sit three weeks.
coHsox PtEss couRr meets ist Mondaysln In jan
uary, April, July and oeiobef-mny slitwo weeks
ConN.storxna Counr meet. fst Mondays In
June, septsmbor, December and March-may sit
ain days zach time.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-12

Ffsa AZ FooD.-There 10 much nourish-
ment i'm fsh. little lsss than ia butchers
meat, weight for weight: and in effect il may
be more nou,i hing. considering how from
its softer fiber, fish 10 more easily digested.
Moreover. there is, I find. in ish-in sea
6sh--s substance which Dies not exist in the
hesh Of land. animnls, viz iod,ne-a cub.
stance which may have beae6cial effect VA
the health, and tend tc prevent the prodve-
ii. n Of scrofui 'us and ,abercwlsr disease, the
latter in the form Of pulmonary consumption,
one Of the most cruel aud is'si with whirh
civilized socieiy, and, the highly educated
and .fnrd, are s61acted Comparative rats
prove that IN the majority Of i>h the propor-
lion of solid matter that is the matter " hitch
remains after perfect desicc alton, or the ex.
pulsion o. the aqueous part-is little inferior
to that of the several kinds Of butchers meat
game or poultry. And. IL we give our s'ten-
ton to classes Of people-cisssed a. TO qsal.
Ivy Of food they principally sutsist on-we
find that the ichhyopiag"us class are espe'
ciaily strong, hesl'hy and prolific. In nc
class than that Of fishers do we see larger
families, Landowner women. or more robust
aud active men, or q greater exemption from
the mslsdies just alludso TO-. lDr. Dasy1
Angler and his Friend.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-12
RlYER ITEnS.

We should have M ntioned that he David
White passed up early Wednesday morning She
may BE- expected to-day on her way Souih
il not already down. The Louisville Courier
says she made her las, "trip down in less than
SIX days INCLUDING all delays. and taking into
port . cargo Of 2,5i0 sacks Of corn and "a
hhds Of tobacco put in on the way, in addition ID
.he pork, bagsins and rope taken from Louis
rille- $500 s.t .t-sstl .ss ?
fs-T The Ben Franklin arrived at Louisville
sas, Wednesday, evening. from New Orleans Just
six days out from port to port. including stop
cages. 8 ,e had 100 tons OF freight, lost hours
on the cast taking in cargo, was q hours at
Evansville, besides making IS landing on the
way for freight and passengers. Sac may be ex-
2octed down to-day.
- The L,ui vile Courier Of Tuesday says
TIE Buckeye OF Cincinnati passed over the F. Ills
Wednesday, thrUu. h the Indiana chute, IN her
way up Wabash, for a ca go for New Orleans
I, vas ,elegraphrd that 1000 tons OF freight was
swsitiug shipment AT Terre Haue.
- Tac Giendale, Of the tar Line. was here
yesterday from Louisville for New Orleans. She
only made a short stoppage, as there was moi
much freight /" .. . -.
- Capt. A Manfcrt Is now the Gene raj
Agent at L uisvile. ot the Louisville and Gin
cinnau Daily Packe, Line. Is he tho old Upper
Mississippi Cipr ,nfotl We want to know
- The Louisville Courier OF Tuesday says;
The river commenced falling Yesterday with
'seven feet wafer In the canal by the mark II $,
evening. and Eve ieet ,wo Inches on the falls, In
the pass. The weather yesterday was clear
pleasant, and comfortably cool, with an appre.
AensiUn Of ir.st last aigh,.
- Weather mlder and yesterday deiish.
fui day. River rising here yesterday.
- To morrow, it will be recollec'ed, is the
Crystal Palaces dsyic 81. Louis. Trave'o.,
bound that way will 6nd her just the boa. they
desire.
- The Thos. Swan viii be along Monday
fas 81. Louis, fry Early, A. she makes quicI
time. Look out for her.
The l,w-pressure steamer Souiherner TO
81. Louis. may be expected early this morning
She has clever officers, aud is a fast and comfort
able hoaf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-12

xs..sac ' ~. 10 v.a".,,..,
Is ne"sss .os' Dss.ss.
"a nocness1f, no
rat'ns s, DH'sssPs
ste Sk d. " ar.
s % I'D, d. 1870 ,.sSs
o. a'.'ss' "sss. ~:.. xaw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-12
Class No. 3. value 70 cts.

Blk Z oyington. Covington.-
Ek Of Albion, Albion. .....
Par. 4 Nee Bk, kenseliear
Stoub..n Co Blk, Ang Ia. e..
~sate S'k Bk, Jamestown.
Wabash Val Blk. Log ,nsp't
Nefrhzbts' Blk. Springfield.
siar,hai Co Blk, Plymouth.
North Ind ok Loganspoft..
Orange, Pe-eyville. ......
Public stock bk, Newport.
PERI Co ok. Canneitou....
Peoples Ok. Lima. ......
Plymouth ok. Ply mouth. 90.
stats Stock bk. Logahsport
state stock bk, Peru. ......
STATE stock security bank
Newport ... ssss.....
Sssrke Co Sk. Knox 1900.
II scsrs' blk. Teffe Haute. +.
wessern tk Plymouth. %. /.
laurel Bk, laurel -.
Farmer & Mechanies' Bk'
Indianapolis &c.,. -. .
lNog,h Western Bk, Bloom
0sld.. ...........-....
iWsbsss River BIZ, Jsspsr.
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CLASSIFICATION
AND VALUE OF
KDI!Ni FREE BANK NOTES.
BY G. COPELAND, Banker,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Class No. l. Par.

BIZ Of Iniisna. Michigan
CITY ....................
6rookville Blk. Bro sk vile.
~ of,ysscuse, Sysscase. !.
Bk OF Eikhsrt. klkhart. 49,.
Bt Of ascsville, Rockville
tBk Of Goshen. Goshsn. -.
'Bk 81 Mt Vernon, Mt Yer.
non. ..s.................
Bk OF Sale m. Salem.
Bk fine Capitol. Indiana
p0ito. ..... .....-..
N Of Warsaw. warszw 80.
Ek of Msnsice.l., Measi
cello ..........s...s.s.,
DkM pa0,i, Paeli .....~.
Canal Rk az Evaasville,E Nv
aasviile. .--.-..-... 80,
Ct.sccnt City Bk, Evans
mssiJge City Bk, Cam
bridge City,. ...
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-12

Central Bk, Indisnap ,lis.
Fayette County Bk, Con
nersville.
Farmers Bk. Westfield....
t;rainsrcy Blk, Lafayette. -.
Hoosier Bk. l.ogansport....
Indiana Bk. Madison
tadiana Stock Ok, t.sporte
Kertucky Stock Bk, Column
ouS. .............
Lagrange Blk, I.ims.. 81
Merchants q Mechanics Blk
New Atbany.............
New York r. Va. Stale Srk
Bk, Evansville. .........
Prairie City Bk, TerreiIaut<
-euthefa B< Tsrre Haute
Sslem BIZ Salem .......
Savings Rk or Indiana, Con
Tra'lers' Blk. lndlanapolis.
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Glass No. 2, value 80 cts.

Akricultsral BIZ, Nj Stef.
ling ...... =. ....
Hk Of Fort Wayne. Fort
Wayne ...... ..-"..
Blk Of Rockport. Rockp"rt.
Bk ~ South Bend, South
Bend ..... sec.
Bk of psrrysvilIe. Perrys'le
Dslaw 10 County Bank .
- uacie .......-.....--.
Great Western BIZ, Tesre
Haute .................
Kalamazoo Blk, Albion..,.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-12
WOOL CARDiNH MAcH!NERY

BROwS s,Sn, Mes.,r ~. sn,s;.
order on ors and tssonsb terms
scrptos nsnsis AID Other articles required
Dsssers ws.,r ineiui,Is Wool and Cotton Csrdins
nrsvs, Of and good workman
ship WOOL and Hair Picking MSehines. Machine
(nris the hest
Portable French urr Nn Of all sizes ana Of the
C.cular Saw Nils the approved
sios for Sseam Hoss power: Herss wers for
eight Hom'ny Mills Of
Steam Ehxa.s French Burr M-stonss Tobacco Nm :sa
rhrrshps Hschihes Stock Mills Corr Sneii. Straw
Cntter Drilling NJ hines. Corn Pisates Cotton Gins Hand
srls Card Players Comb plates Cleaning Combs. Jack
Cards peIs Fu'lsrs Pistss
shsarae. Brush aad N.sp,nE Machines etc ,ste
All perssus wanting MAcBISE and Wool CAKDfyo,
other NAcHxsR you'd 10 we 20 call ON or eerrsspond
bsfors making other
All erisrf ,ppcatons ronPy attended TO- and CARDS
aAd MAcH'NEKI shipped 70 say port req"i'sS
uhae Inv No. s7w.i.us street. ;scinnasi ohi..
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Indiana Reserve bank,
kokomO.
New York Stock BANK. Win.
cerncS 49,. .s....sss...
Tippecanoe Ok wipemac. t.
Upper Wabash Bk, Wabash
Wayne Blk Logansport -.
Way No Blk. kichn.Oad..-
Wabash hiver Bk. MELVILLE
Wsbas h River Ba ak, New
CofydUu ..~..sss..-....
Huntington County Bank,
Huntington ...... ......
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AUCTION SALES.
BY WOOLSEY l. NELSON,
HATS WHAT AN, HAT
DANIEL wooLssH..s. ..........-......Fss~
~ AUCTION ROOMS

Ola Court House. Corner Min and Third sxss. inns-
disssiy opposite the wsshisg:ss Hsssl. =, -.
HAVING Leaned for . term Of aad Assd ~ TIE
III above we'll kuowa stand prs1ased 90 re-
Coz ale sueen private sale all kAds Of So
hsusehsld urairufss Aefsss bug.
giss. etc., etc.. . lltU fft..
@, Oh sevaness male consgn msnts when required.
Regular Gales every Tuesdsy. THURSDAY and Saturday.
>. e'eloet A. NJ Ai.s rsssdy. "Wednesday
Friday Lighu. ct early gas light. =.
les sndsalss of real estate prVpy attended
we are weekly receiving and have now % hAad iarrs
and general assortmsnte Re- eessstirG o. sas
spindle hanbstsr hacks scroll and scelsp tops rim
hack ofes. French. Jsnny L.d. ami Bssss FOOD seat
Chairs mahogany and ros. wood sofa seat Chs Elisabeth
ehaifs SOFAS soetnotes CENTRE
card disas brssxass tables light and vssh stand
lousges mrres. ans eoumoa ana nisss eedstsa rat
tin and wire safes which Ne VIII sell . Gin
einnati price. -.
We ale hand variety OF not,ns jswslry.
vi.ins sccordeens pocket cutlery. guns. psto whips.
etc. which will salt reduced pfiess for cash.
Wholesale or rslail. WOOLSEf NELScN..
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CORONER,s INQUEST.

n CORoNtRs Iaqas~ was hsla On ths issh o. APrti.
Caaal ihs evening prsvious when re-
ported Ia folio verdict hsthey believe the De-
csAsed voluntarily going into the Canal
.ad ar vaia .ad sh.s from Prsfs found among b.;
% dark plexioned about We
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-12
NAL.

0TMr. z. y. Cook has just returned from
Cincinnati where be has been on business
connected with the IRE department. Of the
city, and to purchase new spPplies fer his
Family Grocery. His new stock il begin.
ing 10 arrives and he proposes in Stew days
10 Offer .. better assoriment than ever. He
has our ihsnks for late papers, &c.