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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-22

NEW YORK, November. 90, 1856
Thanksgiving day is being appropriately ceIe.
brated to-day, and business is generally suspended
The post Office only open until l2 O'Clock, to
dispatch the California mails, and the custom
house devoted only an hour or two to clearances
and then closed. All the churches are open, and
in two or three of them Kansas sermons were de
livered this morning
A brutal and bloody affray took place in den
at the Five Points this morning. A notorious
thief named Jas. Hartley, suspecting one Patrick
Groly with being too intimate with female ae-
ouair,tauce of his drew a dirk knife and plunged
il into Grolys side, after which he knocked him
down stairs. The man will probably die from his
injuries before night. Hartley has been arrested
The last steamer from Europe brought to the
Italian Societies here manuscript copies of pro.
clAmasion from the Red Republicans Of Italy,
which is said to have had wide, though secret.
circulation there. 1t written in the usual fervid
and forid style of young Italy. 1t calls upon the
"tyrants" and despots" to give the people
their rights otherwise prepare for war, ETC.,
etc. The document is without date, and might as
well have been concocted in New York IS In Bo
logna or Rome.
Braman, for the African slave trade, has escaped
from the deputy marshal, who had him in charge.
The prisoner was surrendered by his bail four
days ago, and was kept prisoner in the Eidridge
street jail up to yesterday aftei noon, when, by
making an excuse of absence for msment to his
keeper, he made tracks, and has not been seen
since.
The schooner L. p Smith, from Wilmington
North Carolina, her recent trip to this city,
while Of the Capes Of Delaware. on the lzsh inst,
lost overheard the mate, Mr.. Charles Tiileston
together with three of the crew. The latter were
rescued, hut the mate. it was thought, must have
received a blow which rendered him insensible, as
he was not seen after being washed overheard.
Mr.. James r Anderson and Miss Agnes Els
worthy have arrived in town, and viii play next
week st Wsllackis theatre.
Mr.. George Peabody Is confined to his hotel with
q very severe fit of rheumatic gout
by the arrival of the schooner VIM. H. Titcomb,
from Lsguna, we learn that the American Consul
1t that place died on the 1st of October.
There was an effort yesterday ~ Bulls Head to
adyanee the price Of beef cattle beyond the rates
of last week, which was successful SO far - morn
Ing sales Of 6rst quality were concerned. to figure
about equal TO half cent pound on the price OF
the beef-say l0i cents per pound.
Mrs. Gen. Cszeusau Cora Montgomery ID now
In this city having recently returned from visit
TO Nicaragua and General Walker.
Thomas Moore. well known policeman Of the
Eighth Ward, and recently detailed at Jefferson
Market Police Court, dad last week Of eensump-
doa.
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aHow much do you pay your walters at this
saloon r. asked an irrascibie gent OF the proprietor
81 4 restaurant .Ons dollar per dem. sir."--
saWsll. then, credit ms with thirty cents. for ]
waited two hours for my steak and one hour tor
my mullins
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TAKTER'S SPANISH MIXTUHk-lThe
4 Great Parifer oi the Blood the best altera.
ADRUGGIsT SAYS.

WHAT A DRUGGIST SAYS.--
~ DR. L. SCoTT COL take pleasure in adding
nay testimony to the efficacy of your DIR. McLane's
improved Liver Pills. Having bilious attack sri-
slns no doubt from the torpidity of the Liver One
PHI sufficient to restore my liver to healthy
ION Consequently, l am in usual health to-day and
chszrfuly recommend the Improved Pills to those
similarly etIested. Yours
F.M. CHALFANT, Druggist.
Martinshurg, Va, Feb. 90. 1856.
All the above Medicines for sale by Purcell Ladd
Co. and Alex Duval. Richmond. no IL
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n Advertisements pabIished untiI fo7bid. VIII 81
charged 20 esnts per squsrs Of ten hes for fhs ffsl
inssrtion. ssd - ssats Tor sssh senGizussSs
70 she South this fall and expect to give the mill
tary of CharIsstsn call IN passine Ths TIP h
not yet definitely decided upm, bat sons ofsba
leading members seeEn u think thers b nod doubt
that It win Be made. II ssasa- snsiss1 sssx /
Dsokad.--A negro boatman, whilst more thsa
half seas oyeEfe into the basn opposire she Aessrs
Crenshars store last Thursday night but was
rescued by two gentlemen living In tfe nesghbor.
heod who witnessed the occurrences, and hastened
70 the relief of the dipped inebriatss aaa sass
La Loose ---ANer keeping wfIism Rydsn d
white lad, inzpFison for thirty six hours. enthe
charge Of stealing lumber from L.sW. GiszebTook.
me mayor released him yesterday morniug, on ;
promise that he would be Of good conduct ii future
Bil declared most positively That he had nothing ID
90 Win throwing Mr. G!s lumber into the canal,
ana vowed that he conld prove his innocence but !,
! Mhea ne sent for his Witnesses. they were not to
Dragging AioaS.-Ths mechanics engaged In
putting up the work house at the jsl. are making
slow progress IN their work what causes tie "a.
LAY, we are unable to say. ssa s9ss SIS.
Dear Meat-A negro fellow, e.iled Daniel the 9
property of VIM. Greaner wss couyjc before
the Mayor yesterday, of stealing beef from John
Lindsey and punished by stripes to the number o.
fifteen: : -.
No PapersT William Hix. free negro had pes
register OF his freedom when the watchmeu a.,
rested him, for which he received 4 striped dress
by the Mayor direction. ss' e E.sss
Mr.. Wallack, the great American trakedian.
makes his last appearance to night in the thrilling
tragedy of Virginius,p Those who wish TO en-. =
JOY rare intellectual treat, should De In attead-
ance to night
Locked Up-Jm Taylor, Lynchburg free No.
being in this city without . register Of his free.
DOM 7F0l., - -e7t,s' ass
Iron Fronts are all the rage now, and Messrs.
Bowers, Snyder & Garter, are casting some beau.
tiful ones for this city and elsewhere. They are
much neater than granite, more durable, and cost
about the same
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y-asy- rzzsszFzssss-1 THE EADAMS'EXPRESS
AAsssss AAssss .js; oMPANY, ls4 Main St. hay

fx101-Aa-ing ing resumed their Steamship
Express 20 and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
ond BY ana nS ss.nrdsH
aud thence by railroad to Weldon, wilmington,
Lynehburg, Salem, Wytheville and the principal
places in Virginia and North Carolina, are now pre-
ared to forward with great dispatch and at reduced
rates every kind of Merchandise, Valuable Parcels,
Jeweiry, &c, to the above named cities, and all
Our Express on the Steamships will be acsompa-
MED by special Messengers who will give their per-
ons attention 50 the SsIsT Sd6s q sn
shippers will please take notice that psckasesto
peiats Virginia and North Carolina, will be sent by
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight received on day Of sailing, until O'clock,
z. III. }. L.. MACDONU6h,
Agent of Adams Express Co.
ey-sPECIAL NOTICE.-Express packages for
ginis and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
steamships Roanoke and Jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
who are the authorized Agents for Express privileges
oflce Of the New York and Virginia stsamshp
,mpany. LUDLAM fLEAsANLs,
50 4-ts .scHss
NIATIONAL l. HOTEL, Main street, sraun
~ ton, Virginia w. J. HUNTER co, Pro-
-. An Omnibus win nwa5s be in readiness at the
Railroad Depot TO take passengers TO and rom enis
hnn.s free ri charge my 3--6m y
fY0HWA RIDING BUsl = s--lN-
Il CREASED DISPATCH-I have made arrange
ruens to increase the line of boats running from my
house and shall at the commencement OF the ali sea
sop send out boat every other day Sundays except
ed Ey this arrangement will put goods through two
days sooner than heretofore, and nearly, if not alto
sether a. soon a. by the ). s. Il. H., and at much
Merchants west of Lynchburg wishing to condgn
,r goods 10 the railrord agent are required TO de
post funds to pay the charges TO tnst point a. .ne
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad refuse 10 pay OF COL
art rhnrges ON goods received by the Canal
iy l-ts ALFRED 3. LEE, ON the DOCK
~ 81. COOK q co.. AUCTI0NEERs
IL. M 10 MAIN STREET, offer their seryicesto
te uubc q, Auctisneers for the sale OF Resi- Estate
furniture. Groceries Dry Goods Horses Cattle, %S,
at the shortest nstiee and upon sne moss IessoaAS
terms. .I,,, =.
Having large and eommodious rooms they wili re.
eeiye goods Tor sale at pvssafs sats w'nso' 'hs
Out door sales Of every asssrptio. sssendsA 70 up
e. B. CoOE. WI" "~
S-0
NIEW YORK RKTAiLIsl HAf.--OOO
Y Bsies superior article ali under deck feceisins
h. ii. WHITLocK & SON,
nos Cary and 18th streets.
S,TUCKs FOX sALK.-. virginfn state
- Stock; Bank OF Virginia Stock, 6y 20
oe2s Fxchsnfe and Stock Brekers
/ AGnR BEER-Pat aD In be!,iss for
~ family use. No charge 10. garage rSa ssis
nois No. 2os Main street.
kNUK HIhE--For the balapce Of the year,
sad store. Il. CAUTHoRN.
Its
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Thanksgiving Day-Btoody Afray-EaIian Republic
Circuiar-Escape Of De Costa-Accideat at Sea-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-22

1T. Hobbs, of Petersburg. We, was among
walkers soldiers killed at the battle Of Mssssys.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-22

CAPIIAL REPRESENTED $5,690, 600, viz F:
Insurance Company of the Valley of Va. Ss0 900
bSwsrd Fire Insurance Company N. York. 25O,0ao
Fire Insurance Company, Alexandria Va I4uOee
Mutual Lits Insurance Company N York s 5Q0.Oe0
United States Life Insurance Annuity and
Trust Company of Philadslp lpha. l. SOC O0g
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light II e TO X Il ID ..- ANOTHER
- WONDERFUL CURE OF SCRoFULA BY HAMP-
TOMS VEGETABLE TINCTuRE.

TONS VEGETABLE TINcTURE.
NEAR CBEsTEsTowN, Oct Esd, 1856.
Messys Mortimer Molcbrag: Having seen q Ger.
idcste OF great cure of Scrofus by Hampton's We.
Bon Vim p. Thomasson, of Kentucky, with certifi-
Of Hon. H. Clay and others testifying per-
cured BY it, was also induced to try the Tine
on servant girl of mine Her diseases3cds
faL in its worst form she was blind in both eyes
and her case bad that never expected to see
her restored procured the Tincture aud am hap.
py say before she had used bottle she bes
eeand by the time she had taken the second bottle
her eye-sght was quite restored, and she cured of
t.is loathsone disease, and now, though two years
have elapsed, she has had return of the disease
and consider her entirely cured by this Tincture.
give this certificate that others may be induced, as
was, to try this most valuable remedy, believe
from what have seen it would most diseases of
this kind. II ANDERSON,
Kent county, near Chestsrtown Md.
ET~ Delicate Ladies and children will please give
I a trial.
Call and get Pamphlets gratis, and see cures of
Coughs, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Complaint,
scrofua. As female medicine it is unrivalled.
Hundreds will testify of cures on themselves and
friends after all other remedies have failed.
Sold By o. A. STRECKER and PURCELL, LADp
L CO, Richmond; bV Dr. COOKE, fredericksburg by
all the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER
MOWRRAY, Baltimore, and by Drussi6s and Store.
keepers everywhere.
gs- 81 per bottle; bottles for aS.
10 5-d4cts
JACK SUMS EXCELSIOR BITTERS Is
y peculiarly sdspted, by its composition, to every
disease of the liver and stomach which il produced by
cur ever varying climate. In all forms of bilious
Diseases and Liver Complaint, 1t Ii one of the most
valuable remedies.
Prepared only by r. q. JACKSON, and for sale
by Drug gists generally. je %
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MEDICINES.
E0N4RD,s ms TANT RELIEl

3 EONARDsS Ms mt RELIEF...A
l. certain cure fos Coughs, e9la:, Astsma aosrse.
ss . S5UVAL i NORTON, LAIpLEYa RoBiNsoN,
u P LADD, GEO. DoWpEN. !. r. sEMPLE,
~ sbS =. piCoT, g. w. GARLICK, ]. W. POI.
LARD 18th street, and Wholesale aud retail of pUR.
CrLI. LADp ( co, BENHET, BEERS FlsR.
Mrs. DAVIS, COUGH ELIxIR.-Thi.
excellent snd never failing remedy for Coughs
roj5s Whooping Cough, Pulmonary Complaint and
yns great relief in Consumption and most diseases
sne from Colds and neglected Coughs, Ia rapidyin.
rfasinx in popularity. The following testimonial ia
tom a gentle man well known in this community:
RICHMOND, May ., 1858.
Nr, 4. b. Da,os: Dear Madam, I take great plea.
,,r in certifying TO the beneficial effects OF your val
u,be medicine, named and 20 well known as MRS.
DAVIS COUGH ELlXfR" Having used II in my
family for the last seven years in the of which
,ay VIII. has been greatly benefited and myself re-
cred from disease of the cheat contracted during
NV csmpsign in the late war with Mexico, with all
erstitude Madam towards you, for its good effects,
,4u can make any use of this letter you may think
pro2er, for the benefit Of the community at large.
Yours, respectfully,
Fer sale by Ms. A. B. DAVIS, sennett h sssrs,
AJAX pIyai Paterson L Jackson, Chas Afllspaush'
> } Pisol A. Bodeker snd Charles D. Yale.
yIIRGINIA W d X vi MkILLER.CHIL-
DREN CRY FoR lT!-This valuable and pop.
c.nfd1lce. Past experience and test of years hay.
i1s proved il to be of the bsst safest and most
"a worm 0esIoyers IN use
II = sweet and pleasant to the taste and il re adily
tsks y children. IL may be given with perfect safe-
,t5 he youngest infant, IL contains no OIL of
NU.. 3D. Turpentne or othee nauseatiug drug that
uatd IS apt to irrtate or disorder the system On
the uiGIy the health of the patient Is generally
teueGIg 0y its administration, even when no worms
exist Ii is prepared especially fol- children.
frsysied only by L. J. PICOT; sold also, by
PukcELL, LADD l. Co; BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISH.
Es Wholesale agents, and By Druggists generally.
- t--ISm
TAKTER,S SPANISH MIXTUHk-iThe
y Great Pnriier oil The Blood The best altera.
tive known.
Read the folioaoing Certificate
LEWIS CREEK 2. o., Kanawhs Co., Va,
July 2lst, 1856.
Mrssrs. WM. S. BEERS Co:
Dear STs-I was, in the year of 1885, attacked with
The Scrofgia was indeed, at one time given up. My
neok raw from one end to the other, tried all
Patent Medicines | could hear of and employed seve-
nj physicians. All did good, until Carter's
spanish Mixture" spoken so highly of by the news
rayers got few bottles, according to directions
IL result is, that now ! sound | ever was
ia fact, feel better than ever did in my life, and
would recommend tito all who may be afflicted with
that awful disease.
JOHN r. WALKER, P. M
For sale by BENNETT. BEERS l. FISHER, and
Druggists generaliyf aus
WHAT DRUGGIST SAYS.
~ Da. L. SCoTT COL take pleasure in adding
ry testimony to the efficacy of your DR.. McLaue's
Improved Liver Pills. Having bilious attack, sri-
SIN ubt, from the torpidty of the Liver One
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oKREsPoNDEN oFrHE D1sPATct

Acquittal Of Il. +. Hoppel-Lieut. Maury-T Thanks.
gioing Day-Death.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS total loss from the lat
ares In st. John'ss New Foundland is said TO o.
4IO 900 and 4l2, ,0O0-on which there was owe
~ 600 of insurance The fishing season is over
and the take has been very successful. The prices
of Ash and oils are well kept up, and the prospects
of the colony for the winter are promising
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DrREcT TRADE WITH EUROPE The SUCCESS
of the voyage OF the Dean Richmond nom Vnicsgp
isv and profit of the 81 Lawrence route, business
men are disposed 70 follow up the experinent.-
Msssrs. Cameron, Berry & Co, foreign marine
brokers in Chicago, advertise for two vessels ior
Europe, one TO load lumber on Lake HURON cs UI
Ists Erie for port inside, Of the Straights Of Gi
hrsit.r and not higher up than Valencia, win re-
,urn csrro Of fruit and wine, direct 70 Chicago me
a.hs, 10 load Il Chicago and Milwaukee, for the
lrsited kingdom, Immediately on the opening ot
navigation. .--Rochsstr Onson. so e
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LNRENCH BRANDIkS in bond and lduty
l. paid; Hungarian Wines of different kinds; French
Claret and Champagne Wines; Whiskies; Gin; Ha-
vana and Principe Cigars; fine chewing Tobacco of
the best brands For sale at
p. WILBACHER,S, aa
mol No. 208 Main street. Z
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~ Advertisements pnblshed until forbid, will h
inaeytion snd Is esnts fof eesh ecnkinun1e szesas
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-25

A WARNING TO THOSE CoNCERNED.-For
several weeks past the congregation of St.
Paul's Episcopal Church have been annoyed
by young men who congregate on Sabbath
evening at the door of the church, and by
their boisterous conversation annoy the con-
gregaton within. Below we call their atten-
ton to the law for the protection of religious
assemblies, which will most assuredly be en-
forced if the like occurs again;
IL any person shall disturb any religious
society, when met or meeting together for the
purpose of public worship, such person or per-
sons shall be fined not exceeding fifty nor less
than five dollars, and imprisonment not ex-
ceeding thirty days, may be added"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-25

SECEssIoN.-The Hon. Josiah Quincy in his
recent address at Boston, recurs to the follow
ing facts
In 1920, when the Missouri question was
in debate. Mr.. Calhoun told John Quincy Adj
ans. that he did "not believe that the ques-
4tion then pending in Congress would produce
"a dissolution of the Union; but if 1T should,
sthe South would be, of necessity. compelled
ito form an alliance offensive and defensive with
Great Britain" Mr. Adams asked if that
would not be returning to the colonial State"
Mr. Calhoun said, eyes, pretty much; but it
would be forced upon them" Mr. Adams in
Nquired whether he thought if, by the effect
sof this alliance, offensive and defensive, the
population Of the North should be cut off from
its natural outlet upon the ocean, it would fall
back upon its rocks, bound hand and foot to
starve, or whether it would not retain its
power Of locomotion to move southwark by
land" Mr.. Calhoun replied "Thcn it will
be necessary for the South to make their COM
,nuunities all military" Thus this glorious plan
of "going out of the Union'' will result, &C.
cording to Mr. Calhoun's opinion, first in re-
turn to a state of colonial subsection to Great
Britain; and, secondly, to hopeful indepen-
'dence under the military prowess of three
hundred Thousand whites to keep in subsection
three millions of slaves.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-25

@Those portions of the Territorial Kan
sas) law which they (the supporters of the
army appropriation provlso) denounce and
of which they seek to prevent the enforce
ment, whether enacted by competent or incom-
petent authority, are disgrace to the country
and Its free institutions. They are greater
invasion of public liberty than were the acts
which brought the head of Charles l to the
block Nat. Intel.
Undoubtedly they are so, yet it is a remark
able fact, that, from the enactment of those
scandalous laws up to the present time, not a
single Sag Nicht paper in the South, so far as
we have observed, has had the moral honesty
or moral courage to say that they are not per-
tectly right and proper In their provisions
What could more fnrcibly illustrate the depth
of the thraldom under which the Southern
Sag NIGHT press lives and breathes.
Lou ,J0UT
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OF Our merchants are greatly inconve-
nienced by the rush Of freight across the
Terre Haute s. indianapolis Railroad
Amy quantity of Dry Goods, purchased pack
: ed and shipped weeks ago at New York City,
are now detained at indianapolis, and way
stations East of that point Our market will
offer inducements to country merchants this
fall which will bring to Evansville many who
have hitherto purchased elsewhere. We
know of several merchants in Illinois who
bought their spring stocks in St. Louis coming
here to lay in their winter goods, convinced
shat our wholesale houses can sell on as favor
able terms as those of the larger cities.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-25

New CLOCK AT THE CRESCENT Cry BANK
We noticed yesterday new and ingenious
ly constructed clock at the Crescent City
Banking house. 1t not only shows the hour
of the day, but the day of the week and of the
month. 1t was manufactured in Connecticut
and is a Yankee Notion worthy of note
Mr.. Carpenter has purchased one for his resi-
dence. Those wishing "clock as is a clock
can be accommodated by leaving orders al
Chas. Barnum's jewelry store, on First street
Price only 500.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-25

0HrThe New York Mirror contains series
of letters from Newport purporting to be writ
ten by young Southern Belle sojourning
there. The following confession is from one
of them:
have not been ''young lady" long; but !
have already seen enough to convince me Of
the hollow mockery of what is termed fash
onable society; and l would much rather be
known as the simple hearted country girl
''the flower of the plantation" the idol of the
''colored people" at home, than to reign here
1.-The belle of the season." admired for my IA
ding beauty; courted for my fathers uncertain
riches;' and abused for the very charms that
make up my attraction
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-25

FINE HoSEY.-We thank our old friend Mr..
Catett for some of the finest looking honey we
ever saw in Evansville-white and clear and
Ct elegant comb. Such friends as Mr. Catlett
are worth having. We very rarely fail to re-
ceive our share of the choice productions of his
farm, as he gathers them in. We have had to
thank him for great apples, &c, &C., but never
for anything nicer than this honey.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-25

GIVE call the attention of business men
to the fact that every day, we lay before our
readers, the Eastern and Southern prices cur
rent by telegraph. 1t is our intention to make
the Journal this winter reliable commercial
paper, and we shall endeavor to give our read
ers during the business season, the New Or
leans markets each day of the day before.
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CORPoEsATIO NOTICE.

pro perry holders in the Fourth Enhancement town
Lamasco City in the folio wing described places are
President Trustees of said required grade
the same viz: fir Clark Goodse streets the north
side pave good ubtantai plank inches thick
the width feet also gradeon both sides Of
Third street from Leet Goodse street also grade the
Alley back of block 2
dsregarded. the Trustees will
grade days from this date. the
expense OF the lots DAN'L CHUTE, Clerk.
Lamssco City, Sept. IL, Sc. sepls-l0t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-25
EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
EYanSYille. Indiana.

ENHE Fourth Annual Session the above Institution will
n Monday. the LIST day Of September. 1885,
Young Men DESTROYS OF thoroughly qualifying themselves
business respectfully invited the advantages
ted by this School.
instruction is practical Double
Entry Book Kcepngin all its various branches including
Current. Account Sales Commercial Correspen
denee en- ship and Mercantile Calculations.
Afeli Course oflessons completed six to
weeks. Timenet limited Students can commence at
For Catalogue giving full particul address
Raus23-u JEREMIAH Benin, Principal.