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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-14
Trustees Sale.

HTHEREAS on the twenty-ihird day uf MAJ A.
w d, 1855 Edward Guthry executed unto Sam
Il sylvester "a Trustee certain deed OF Trust,
n said Trustee the ian in Scott county Iowa,
de- scriu e.! as follows. towit Tie east half of
i,t iUl in Nit hell's Addition the city II Da-
venport, which said conveyance made by the
said kdward Guthry, FIR thu purpose OF securing
thu payment of a &C. tain promssory note aad the
interest thereon, signed by sa4u Eward Guilty.
dat d the sd dav % MAY, A ID 1855, and pay abl.
a. follows: one for two hundred ami eighty seven
if one hundrctf dollars, payable one year after
date with int crest at the rat OF pr III per
mum, unless paid at maturity And now. sand prom
1850 " note having be due and payable and the
said Edward Guthry having failed Il pay The same
Samuel sylvester. Trustee as aforesaid. d. her, BY
this public notice that by virtue If the power
which IN vested by SAID deed Oft rust viii, On
Wednesday, the fifth day II November A ID Is. 6,
the hour Of two clock in tue afte moon OF said
day at the Court House door in The city OF Diven-
port expose aud oiier for safe pubic auction, the
parcel OF land above decribei, much thereof
shall be sufficient 10 SATISFY and pay the amount of
sand note with the interest thereon to tn day Of sale
together with all the costs and expenses attending
SAID sale, Casts Of this notice and Trustees fees.
Up the competitor of su h sale deed VIII be Civ
Ell in accordance with the stipulation said Deed
OF Trust, nveying full and perfect title 10 the
trsci OF land sold to the purchaser.
Dated the nth ddy OF October A j 1856
SAMUEL SYLVESTER.
octii-dti Trustee.
BUFFALO ROBES for safe by
ID octIi-d&wtf MOI RISE VrlLE,
NfANNY'S Combined Mower and Reaper FOR twt
1vl and four horses, for sale by
octlI-d& Wit NOuRSE WELT, Agents =
do VS. II all dies criptlons for sale by
4 octil -d&wif NOukSE \ VEIIE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-14

Outrage UPoS IRtsuAES.- The Fremon-
tiers and the Democrats had a political
discussion recently In Marshall county
Indiana, which was attended by a Buch
anan club composed mostly of Irshmen
who had with them tho American flag.
Thus was stolen BY party of Black Re-
puhllcans who refused to give it up when
called upon to do so. The IrIshme j.
naturally enough, went TO the wagon
where their flag was, to get it, wheh a
Frcmonter drew revolver and shot one
OF them down, and severely wounded
two others. II this is the freedom the
tree negro party are conteniiDg for, We
are no advocates OF it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-14
VA STATE IOWA, OCTOBER ID 1856

DYDAUD.-We would call attention Of tie
pubic against fraud daily prscsiced upon
the unsaspecttng In the article Of DR. J. HosTET-
TER's eaebraSed Stomach bitters. Since these
making prSpars tsons 70 initiate H. and 10 ease
have purchssed old bottles and re-flied them. We
would sdvise all persons buy Of none but respccta
bic dealers; the genuine are all covered with metal
lac cap, ane the name on IL.
For sale by Barkley, Thompson = Co. Agents,
loner Of Second and Pcrsy Streets.
nDDR. =. n CAvANAUGH.-w would call
attention TO the card Of this gentleman In
another column, as which merits the attention
OF the Afflicted TIE DR.. Is old and thoroughly
educated physician aud has devoted his life 10 the
special diseases he advertises to treat lie brings
letters Of high from the citizens II
Jacksonville, his late home Chicago Journal Nay
itih 1885,
For sale ia this city by c. T. WEBB, jylS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-14

Lane, the runaway Kansas hero.
writes letter TO the Tribune proposing
that he and 90 OF his ,agabonds shat,
settle the affairs of that territory bv a
fight with 100 actual SHAREHOLDERS
the Lane party to have the choice Of
time, place, distance and weapons, and
to fight III presence Of "A congressman
selected by each party. The wager
OF battle Is an obsolete matter III all
civilized countries, and we do not think
Jim Lane will be able to reyiyeit His
notions OF the dignity OF slavery or free
dom will not do for the American peo-
pie. But, the poor knave seems to
be really demented, and the Fremont
ers have concluded that his mouth
had better be closed, and SO he has
again retired from Kansas, east.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-14

CooL SHoorING.--u Under this beading
he Crocket. tTexas) Printer of the goth
inst, les the following:
Two men, named Rigsby and Robbins, IL
whisky shop, in the northern part OF
Gi'mes county, got 10 quarreliug; both had
rides; R;gsby up with It's and shot Robbins,
who fell mortally wounded; but as Rgsby
turned OF cursing him, Robbins took aim
q him a. he lay on the ground, and shot
RiG:ey through the heart. Beth died d.
most sAstaAtly, revsagsa even h SsAiA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-14

Chicago, Oci IL.
MECHANICS INSTITUTE vain

" are astnnished at the gigantic strides she
stalking IA The path of progress. Here,
where few years ago stood but few cab
ms Of hardy pioneers and Indian traders,
We now behold one of the greatest inland
commerc. al emporlulns in ih' UnltedSta'es,
led by scores Of railroads reaching north
ward, westward and Southwark at all ang.
es, which pour into the Unsuitable nav Of
this cat sgr icutural depot, the collected
wealth Of four magnificent States, to be
habi'abe globe II has become the focus
of enterprise, AMI the pride Of Western life.
II has grown ia spite of marsh and miasn.a'
lc swamp~. and will cnntiuuet to increase in
wealth and greatness until II becomes the
peer of the proudest aud wealthirsi cities
II the land
The inhabitants are money maxim. and
CAUTIOUS business men, VINO, m their pur
,,it II wealth, forget not the weightier
matters # education snd social refinement,
,nd schools, Institutes, societies. for the I'M
FibNtlAtFHA "a NIll1 HHh b''3" NV W.
.us aiued aud productive Of those soil in
inences which underiie the greatness and
he pc pe'ut, # The Republic.
The Mechanics las lutte, which has for
, considerable period gwen impetus 10 in.
veniiou end art, has been holding Fair b.
building erected for that purpose, near the
distributing Reservoir on Clark street, and
1 IS truly surprising 10 behold ia" collected
! r,lcles OF l. ventlon and art which the men
of Chicago havei here presented as The
rophies Of t.elr genus. The new patent
/ machinery, such as steam engines. saws fu'
| getting fancy work fog hoasH eorn'ces, sn'
/ tor planlns fancy groove woik for p'lAs
/ ers, mpuldiugs aud wluGo~ sash, 'og"the
| Nth batting saw for Saw mills attrac'c
General attention They exhibited >peel
meas of Their work winch eiIti'el the al
N ration Of all Who love TO witness grn',n
u bor saving machinery. The specimens "a
! -arrleCes are good. but cur own coach ma
.ers have produced specimens eq, pal, i ne
superior to hem.
We cannot forget the spiendld spec men
Of nee r. work ~ etabrotje aid wot 81 y
which wrse the production II he far IN
gers Of Chicaao'- women. We / ave ncve
o.o ,,,y,h,,g exceed p.,hef the desi.,s 4
,b.ex.cnt,nn ofti,. work W. sup som
.plcudid and elegant cafold marble wnr
Ior u,,tiIps and hat l,ttfe sunerIr
th,scin -. m,psinu If our fellov III
z,r + Cook E,o We have forgo,t.
IN. ,,ust.s name b,.t can. .af,lt rre1ict I,
,,,,l, harvest + n. tlv.v.. ~ucce..da
y.t m nm, .n,cf.a IF ,y,rh m. q
q ,i,i,nr. ver, f,v l,u, s,tk,ugn. main.
a.a show artistic .lfn eooAl 10 an, Of ii
Eas,.ru# co.l.bo,ris "A tins elrsaui ami :,
.uc Ill
JIM. mi ve .,,Y ...t.-a I, eot,y5te,
,h,l ,ha ,,yetii,. ma artistic atr,u, Fl 4
peonl. ot CHIC ,gu Is svsk.u.d ana bl
Ian i. e>c.llo it,e eambrr and .Iauty
inc,f u,enlous ,nyrutln,is .nd su4 artist
productions
One uf be mos pleasing feature 81 n
exhibition was the free ,.sit ct all o.
re port,ou OF tie chlklrca Of the Fl.
Schools of Chicago. with thel, teacher, al
superintendeuts rr,y ,>.,tahled Ii Ca
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-14

" The new Cent piece recently flash
e a the United States Mint, PniadelphIa.
j. The SIZE # the old half cent, and IS com
posed OF fifty-seyen parts of copper. seven
of nickel and one of zinc IL has iipht
appearance, ailh FAINT red int, aud in
beautiful contrast with the Americans,i cr
andigoid pieces. and will not, as the o.i
cent did, tarnish them by contact, The
weight Of the rev is only seventv-two
gralns-ihat of the present copper cent IS
enc hundrea aud sixty eight
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-14

I'VE are out day and night, scouting
over country ~here oR as peace. We
have nothing 10 fight bat rumor. Do
You read the papers, II YOU do, don't
believe the stories published in them"
Thus wrote an officer Of the army, in
private letter to his friends in Con
neeticut, from the camp near Lccomp-
ton, Kansas, on the Goth Of August.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-14

WELCOME ccEssioNs-Hon.J c. Bul.
h't, of Philadelphia, a" iniuru,lal d line
wing. made GLORIOUS speech in German.
town IN favor OF Buchanan. which was re.
eered with enthusiastic applause.
Hon. George NJ. Bob, Srcre,sry af the
Treasury under President Tyier, made a
srani spec, at Cal hersburg, Mi in favor
of Buchanan.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-14

There is q perfect fusion of all the
islns, odds and ends in PENNSYLVANIA.
against the Democratic State ticket, it
being nominated before the Presiden-
tial candidates were in the field 1.-THE
Democrats whip Gut the allied hosts Of
faaieahsa to-day, they viii carry the
olnas y sistv aAesss~l h November,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-14
Great Emit u ia sm I'm B.cnn,,Ixsniu
TIE COAL FIELDS on FIRK-TRENENpoUs DE-
MoNsTRATioN


NoNsTRATioN.
We have received the following special
dispatch
Honesdale, Pa, Tuesday, Oct I, 1856.
The Democracy had the largest NEE.
ing here to day ever held in this county.
len thousand persons were in attendance
at the meeting, which was addressed BY
the Hon John Van Buren,, the Hon Hen
drlck Is Wright, Capt Day, CT Snowdeu
and Gen Moore. The procession was
over three miles long. The farmers turn
ed out en- masse with their OK teams, of
which there were nearly one hundred in
the procession. We are in the greatest
state Of excitement and widest ent husi-
asm. We hare the woollies on the hip
they are down.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-14
GENERAL MASS MEETINGS.
onAND RALLIES or THE DEMOCRACY

WILL he bcld At the times and place desEnatra
w below Adiresse will be delivered by Hon
I O Hall one OF thu State Electors. and Uthsf
dieting lisheh 50 asrt.
Al COLUMBUS CITY, October sth
M.sCAtiNE TN.
CrSTREvILLE, (Appanoose CO.. Oct iIh
"KToSArQCt, Oct i6h
sfsouRNEY Oct 18Th
IOWA cry, Oct 22d
Other me 'iingo OF a similar character viii b. ap-
pointed 10 take pace at intrry nng times and place
II u urgent recommend d that our Dtmocrati'
fyisnis appoint other rimi ar meetings ~ every
~ In the State A. IN value their lives aud prop
eYty they should b. active IN the perpr tuation of on
olorious e,v rument and institutions
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-14
LACE CURTAINS.

I,HE richest, hsndmnses, and most expensive
i good in the place. Any one wishing something
superior la thu way Of very Fine Curiain,. can aud
tbemat wADSwoRTHS
pCti3-,itf ODD lie Claire House.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-14

A PAciFic RKsULT.-The following /.
the result Of ballot for the next Presi.
dent OF the United States, BY the psssen.
gers OF the Golden Age" from San
Francisco to Panama, September 18th.
1856:
For Buchanan & Breckenridge 1911
For Fillmore 4 Donelsou l95
For Fremont 4 Dayton SO.
Z. A. PHILLIPS. Inspector Of Election.
Horss stampsding and Cattle driv,ps
u Oalifesaia i uss pepalas basissse,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-14

The TRCE PRINCIPLE Breckin.
ridge titus states his own position and
that of his party
81 nm connected with no party that
has Tor It's object the extension of sla-
very, nor with any TO prevent the people
OF State or Territory from deciding
the question OF its existence or non-ex.
istence With them for themselves.-T The
democratic party Is not a pro- slavery
par'y-it 10 neither pro- slavery nor anti
slavery"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-14
Democratic Nominations

Prudential Electors.
J c. HALL and JAMES GRANT, .sendtntoi
d. q PINCH, lat mi. A. II 1AiMfR. 2d D'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-14
DANCING ACADElN.
P.IRI< AOISE.
so Clark street. Observation-Disclosures. Chicago
VI. 4 +, DOuERTI.

IMPORTERS u French. British AMI AM rlcan Dry
L e luds IN buuncf- Bonnet M. mis- Ribbons
Feathers and Flowers. Mantle IN clah, VtlNet and
Nor Antique, aud Mantle Mat.yiais amt Trimmings
Silks, satns, Embrod' ris, Lac isirry and
Gloves, wholesale and retail
STcrns cash and Tut me price iily
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-14
PUBLIC WORK.

PROPOSALS Will b. received by the undo 81. i
i until 2o'cleck = NJ, IN The nth day - OCT he
instant, for filling up that portion % mi stree
ami the levee, from BIZ adv t. Main street, with eaIh
and stone. Specifications If thu work can b. -.eu
at the City Council Chamber.
II LsMBAGH
oct7-dlod City Ergiu,er.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-14
BUCHANAN 4 JOHNS,
DlxSOlNfiOA.

Attorneys at Law oflicr on Second street, Il.
Alien's CT thing Storr. John johns, u 5. Com
missioner for Court Of Claims. pct--dly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-14

Palehe~ bleaelei
and brown tsttrns,
Crasbcs, & pieces upon pieces, ana a, prices 10
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-14

Having associated myself ia The practice OF the
Law with James A. Buchsndn, Esq late Of Mary
land the tusne.s will be continued under the name
OF Buchanan Johns. JOHN JOHNS.
octl-dtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-14
Finest and Richest NhaWls


ever brought TO this market. and can accommodate
purchasC r. with
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-14

rl,Hu>E wanting a nice Lantern, with their names
i ground Ia giss~. call At
o,tl41f LIVINGSTON n iOCKWOODS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-13
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
UP TOWN ITEMS.


m judging from the immense quantities of tobacco
constantly appearing wharf, might reason
ably suppose that is by article in
the market Every that visits this wharf either
adds to or takes from the At this writing there
near eco hhds of alone the wharf and boat
dscharging cargo of the article; beside all the
immense quantities slowed away in the wharf boats,
awaiting shipment.
WRoNG-vERY WRONG We are informed that some
OF the parties to reported in the police column,
have taken offence ct having been reported. Now
this is wrong, wrong, all very wrong! We said once
before that we bear malice toward any but it is
our imperative duty report and in so doing we wish
to do no one injustice injury To get angry is un
pleasant, and unwholesome. The way to keep out of
the police column is to keep out of the Magistrates,
Courts We're anf ry and we're sorry to think that
we've made any else angry We endeayorto deal
mildly; but deal we must in manner other.
of the fire in yesterdays Journal that the Young Amer-
ca engine company were not the ground. They
were only there but nearly ready TO work, when II
was announced that there danger. AS we SAID,
the Union was there account of her distance but
she is not whit behind her sister companies in dc
spatch and efficiency.
IP"Up Town Esq" quite sick yesterday. Bill
iousness incpent chill cholera morbus hopping cough
or something of the sort, troubles him.
CANAL.-Mr. Rowley the canal collector, informs us
that in about two days the repairs the canal
will be completed. Boats will then commence running
Immediately.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-13
TOWN LOTS
A T A IT CT 10 N!

IAN SATURDAY the 2sth day of Juhs 1856 at the
Main and Third in front of the Court House
Evansville the following valuable Town Lots will be Of
fered sale at auction. viz:
Eight in Hornbys Enlargement of Evansville. which
the Ohio river and Joins Evansville the lower
First and High They opposite the
only good landing low water and De
great demand for business purposes
CASH Il years with interest. and z in with
interest he interest payable annually cent? secured
mortgage the property subject foreclosure for the
debt default OF nstament OF the
principal interest.
ALso-The following lots in Lamaseo: and 10 in
block III; and block in block
I29; lots block 1866 block lots Z s. 9.
Il in block 1885, lots g. 81 and 25 in block 49, 'front.'
ing High the 4th lots To- H. 49, 49,
20 4th enlargement; lot % block 7l lot 2 in b
1885, "a in block us lots p and 20 in block 29;
10. IL and in block 1913.
AIsO-Lots 2 10 in block in the Northern Cor
Roweys) Enlargement of Evansville lots IS being sub
ect to the widow Thos Smith, dec
IL having them good dwelling house with rooms
and a kitchen.
G. 4 and in .; and in b'k3 s. and 10 in blk q
and q and % BLK s; l. and in BLK
Is in BLK 10: s. II and IL in blk H. l. 2, g.
blk q and in BLK 49, and Sin blk II
10 and II in BLK Isl s. Hand Is in hik If. and out lot
2. and4 subdivisions of outot4. Upper Enlargement.
THE TERMS for all except the lots in Horn
bys Enlargement will be easy and will be made known OIL
| the day of sale,
ornby 'sEnlargement will be leased favor
able terms l0o is by private contract Enqur
| of JAS. G. JONES. for self.
| JOHN SHANKLIN.
| JOHN J. CHANDLER,
WIN. II. CHANDLER,
| THOS. s. SMITH and
| mv2S-1td 4tw HENRY 4. HORNBY,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-13

THEIoTHERMA SPRINGs.-We call attention
to the advertisement of these Springs in to-
days paper. The waters arc said to possess
marked medicinal qualities, and have already
become noted Tor their favorable influence upon
invalids. The Springs are delightfully."- stu
.ated in the deepest forests of Pike county, just
touched enough by the hand of man to render
their beauties more marked. The proprietors
of the Springs have erected fine hotel, where
visitors can enjoy city comforts in forest
home We invite the attention of those Of
our citizens who wish to rustcate for time in
the country, yet be within speaking distance
of home The terms are very reasonable.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
Anti-Fillmore Convention.

/ -
Anti-Fillmore Convention.
New YORK, June II.
| Anti Fillmore Convention meets to-day
Strong feeling in favor of Fremont. A portion
of the members, however, propose to postpone
the nomination until the adjournment of the
Republican Convention. which meets at Phila-
delphia on Tuesday.
Ratification Meeting
New YORK, June II
The Democratic Union ratification meeting
last night attracted an immense crowd; brim
fuu of enthusiasm, which was exhibited in
sllutes, PROFESSIONS with banners, torches,
&c. Lorenzo Sheppard presided. The prin-
cipal speakers were Ward, of Georgia, Archer
and Douglas
1t is reported that the chairman received a
dispatch from Washington, not to allow John
Van Buren, to speak. He appeared on the
stand and threw up his hat for the nomina-
tiOns.
The Central Republican Committee which
to the nomination of Fremont and Banks
Mr. Stanley, an attachee of the British Con-
sulate, was discharged yesterday. The Dis
trict Attorney declining to press the charge of
his being implicated in the enlistment for the
foreign lgion.
New YORK, June II.
The American Convention of delegates OPP
posed to Fillmore's nomination met to-day.
Convention called to order by Gov. Colly Of
New Hampshire, and Gov. Johnson, of Penn
sylvania, appointed temporary chairman.
New YORK, June 10.
The U. S. steamer Dispatch has arrived
from Key West, which place she left on the
on the 6th with invalids from the home squad
ron. The Saratoga was to sail for Pensacola
on the 7th. The frigate Potomac and the
steamer Fulton were at Key West.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-13
POLICE MATTERS.

II City vs. Thos. Muloy, D. d. that is to say Thos
Mulloy drunk and disorderly. Here's his story First
"A potation--then innebration--then Incarceration
then examination and lastly conviction The Rec1r-
der agreed let him go provided he would pay s. 81
before night and if paid then. his alternative is >
days in jail. Thos declared that 1t the st time he
had got drunk since he came TO Evansville.
BEFORE ESQ DURHAM. JUNE 1lTH.-Henry Doucey
complained of John Brock for assault and battery
committed his person by the said Brock Henry
swore hard he could and told the best story he
could think Of but unfortunately he couldn't think of
very coed and John escaped all pains and penalties
ESQ. Durham, although one of the new Justices, N an
ages affairs in mastery way He has removed his of
flee to Norcross old stand the Catholic church or
Second street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-13

DANiELw HIRAM NELSON
AUCTION EsDO7sS.
Old Court House. Corner Main
diately opposite the Washington Hescl.
HEAVING leased for of years and fitted III the
above we'll known stand. prepared to re-
ceivc for sale auction private sale of 20
merchan disc; household furniture
gies,
Cash advances ma lie consign ments when required
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
eingat O'Clock A. NJ Also Tuesday Wedu esday
and Friday lights. at early gas light.
out-doorsaes andsaes of real estate promptly
to.
We weekly receiving, and have hand large
and of RNITU RE- consisting
spindle and bannster backs, scroll and se0lop
back office, French, Jenny Lind, and Bsse woed seat
Chars mahogany and wood Chairs; Elizabeth
chairs spring seat rockers soa sOciables CENTRE
card dining and breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges mirrors, fine and misses bedste
tin and wire Safes which will sell Gin
cinnati prices.
We have also hand great variety OfnOsHs iewery
violins accordeons pocket cutlery guns pistols whips
etc. etc., which will sell reduced prices cash.
wholesale o retail. WO0LSEY NELSON,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-13

CETThe funeral of Rev. Gamalel Taylor,
at Madison, Indiana, on Friday last, was at
tended by very large concourse Of people
In compliance with his request no carriages
or horses allowed him to his last resting place
His age was II years.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-13

MILK Cows-We call the attention ofthose
wanting first rate COWS to Mr.. Medley's adj
vertisement in today's paper. lie has over
dozen fine COWS, all with calves. They can tie
seen at the Salt Wells for two days.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-13

RAILROAD SrocK FOR sALE.-Fifteen shares
of Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad stock
for sale at SIS per share at Copeland's Ex-
change Bank All kinds of bonds and stocks
bought and sold on commission. 1td&w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-13
EpR CARB. sODA-4o hal f bbs reed and for sale BY
I'D my5 ORR. DALZSJL co.
COAL COAI4II

TENHE Bodam Coal Company Of Evapsvile, Ind offer 70
u the delivery Four Thousand Bushels Coal
wharf a Evansville.
The quality the coal being uhtedy the best
well worth the attention of which
receiving freight Evansville would time
by coaling there.
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