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SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE.

AT recent meeting of the Buar,l Of
Trustees, the Professorship Of Mr.. REY
NoLDs was divided, and part of his duties
assigned to Prof. LABoRDE. A separate
Professorship of Natural and Mechanical
Philosophy has been instituted, and Prof.
J LECoSTE unanimously elected to it.
The recent difficulty Of the students with
the city authorities of Columbia, was sup
posed by some-tllough we think errone-
ously-to have originated from the ineffi-
cheney of President McCAY. Opposition
against him was manifested among the stu
dents; but from the following extract from
tho minutes Of the Board of Trustees, it
would appear that they have determined
not to surrender the government of the
College into tho hands of the students
They commend the President and his
course.
South Carolina College.-Extract from
the minutes of the Board of Trustees nf the
South Carolina College, at their meeting,
May o, 1856:
"On motion Of Mr.. Perry, it was or
dcrcd that so much of the report of the
Committee, to whom was referred the re-
port OF the President Of the College, as re-
latrs to the President, be published in the
public Newspapers
"The folI"wing is that portion of the
report, us adopted hy the Board:
The Committee to whom was referred
the report Of the President of the College,
with the accompanying documents, respect
fully Report,
"That they have given due considera.
ton to the same, and take occasion to ex-
press their unanimous appreciation o. its
temper and frankness, and their high esti-
mate Of the ability with which it is written.
Several members Of the Committee were in
Columbia during the exciting period OF
which it gives the history, and now bea,
witness to the correctness of the detail; and
the whole Committee are satisfied that un.
der very trying circumstances, the Prcsi-
dent has been faithful and Jealous in the
discharge of his duties, and is entitled to
the confidence Of the Board"
certify that the above is correct
cory from the minutes Of the Board.
Il. L. FRASER, Jr.
Sec T. S. G.. CT
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SheriR's Sale.
May IA, 1856.

ia - Sox0s
RY virtue Of sundry W ritz of Fiera Facias
- 10 ne directed. I will sell u. Ahbeviile
Court House, on the first Monday and Tu sday
in June next, within the legal hours of sale,
tho following property, to wit:
6u0 Acres Of Land, more or less, bounded bv
Juo Lites. W. c Pucket and others, az The prop
erty Of h Adamson. ads Enoch Nelson, US.
signee
House aud Lot containing IL Acres, more
or less bounded by Joel l4,rkhart aud others, ND
the property Of l. w. McCalisier, ads. Jay. O.
Bozemun and Others.
200 Acres, more or less, bounded by w. A.
PressIy, Il. Groves and othcrs as the property of
Sarah Groves, DIS H. +. Power.
I House and Lot in Greenwood, bounded by
W. II. Griffin, w. N. Blake aud others, contain
lug Acres, more or les, AZ the property OF s..
Grows, nds. p. w. Goodwin and others.
73 Acrrs, moo or less. bounded by A. Lara
moro, II. Lawton and othe 8. az the property Of
b. E. Gilbert. ads. Drennon d He tor and Others
NEGRO Woman, as the property OF the Estate
Of G A: Smith, ada 4. g. Griffin and others
TERMS CASH.
=, 81, 4 R. COCHRAN, s. A. D.
shsriff's Office, Muy IL, 1856 4.lsd :
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NEW GRENADA.

Accounts from Panama state that every
thing is again quiet. U. S. Sloop of War
had reached Panama, and steps were taken
by her commander to ascertain the cause OF
the late riot and murder of passengers on
the Panama Railroad. The principal cause
is thought to have been selfish proneness
to plumber and rob among the natives
Many Of them were well employed, and we'll
paid for transporting passengers across the
lsthmus; but the Railroad has thrown them
out of employment. Their business is de-
stroyed, and being unwilling to live by
honest labor, they have resortcd to plum.
der.
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The Gorrote.-A correspondent of tho
New York Mirror, being in Havana, in
spected the gsrrote, and thus describes
it:
1t is tile most complete thing ever saw
for choking a man. 1t is attached to u
piece of timber about three feet long, half
foot wide. and two inches in thickness !;
one end of this piece of wood is 90 shaped
as to fit in hole in solid flooring, and
the criminal is placed in front of the up
right post, on a seat made something like
piano stool; his legs are pinned to the
sides of the stool, and Ills arms are tied be-
hind him; his head is then placed between
two iron prougs. male SO ~ to fit on the
back of the neck directly under these are
two other pieces Of iron, about an inch
square. little over foot in length, and
perfectly smooth; these pieces pass through
the post, and are moved Will, great rapidity
and precision along the sides of The neck,
by the action Of screw which passes
through an iron plate that mites with the
ends behind the post !; the screw is turned
by an iron bar, three feet along, that fits on
the end of it; piece Of iron shout as large
round as your. finger is attached TO the
outer ends. This completes the apparatus (;
and by turn Of the screw the sids pie.
oes are drawn in, pressing the front piece
against the throat, 90 a. 70 break tlie neck
instantly. - s...s s.@,....,sg,-
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Meth"tists IN Fr"nce.-Il appears 10y
the laws OF France that Methmlis,s are not
allowed /" hold any meetings witl,ou,
special authorization, and that this authority
Is frequently refused. A preacher by ,lle
name of Galienne, and an inhabitunt who
mad lent his house fur the OCCASION. wer,
recently tried Tor the offence of holdiur :,
meeting for public worship. They were
each fined fifty francs and cost.
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Diseases Of the Livcr.-Wh-n tho celebrated
DR.. Rush declared that drunkenness was n dis
case, he enuncated n truth which the experience
and observation of medical men is every day
confirming The many apparently insane ex-
ccsses Of those who indulge in the use Of spirit
uous liquors, may be thus accounted for The
true cause Of conduct, which is taken for nfat.
uation. is very frequently diseased state of the
Liver No organ in tile human system, whom
deranged, produces more frigh,ful catalogue of
diseases. And it, instead Of applying remedies
to the manifestations of disease, as is TOO often
the case, physicians would prescribe with view
to the original cause, fow.r deaths would result
from discusses induced by derunged state Of tho
Liver. Three-fourths Of the diseases enumera-
ted under the head Of Consumption, have their
seat in n diseased Liver. DR.. M'Lnne's celcbra-
ted Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming Bros, are
a certain cure.
eB Purchasers will be careful to nsk for Dr.
MLa"es Celebrated Termifmge, manufactured
by Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa All other
Vertnifuges IN comparison worthless. Dr.
MLane's genuine Vermifuge, also his celebrated
Liver Pills, can now be had u, oil respectable
drug stores. None genuine 'cithout the signature
Of FLEMING BROS.
Sold by WAHpLAw & LyoN. Able lille e.. IT ,
S. c.. and by one Agent in every town in the
South. 1t
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L"nd Warrants-Thc total number of
land warrants issued under the law Of
March. 1855, are nearly $4,000, requiring
upwards Of 100000 acres. The mum
Der of claims received are 2+5.7l4. Up
wards Of $4,000 warrants, requiring 1900 :
900 acres, were issued in April.
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Kcntuckians fin. Hansas.- laroo con

Kcnt"ck'ons t0r Kansas.-A large com.
pany, composcd principally of the citizens
OF Louisville, have laid off n town in Kan
sas called Prairie City. 1t is located OF,
the SANTA Fc road, about seventy miles west
OF Missouri river, in the centre of a large
tract of the most fertile land in the Terri
tory. About one hundred families will
leave Louisville for their new homes in
f,alr'r City and its vicinity, about the first
of June next.
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The telegfaphic correspondence Of the
New. York papers, state that the three Com.
rnissioaers ssnt out blythe United Ststes 70
examine the for.iacatjons of gsbastopoI,
were mot very courteouslys treated BIZ the
French Minister Of War. II s.,s
s9iItu rspostedsthat they 3ssksd psrmission
of ti,e, Fnnch Minister " exsmipe tlis for.
tiacstions around 5Pa,is. butspsts ssfusses
and tseated With npsA rndensss Id IN
iersjsw ssas soipsed wisti tl,sss soydss;
+ I iiys dssii ~ 6saitsGsl ~.
arids imossl lpsss = lia 81 M ('
.ee.;snss - isawhs4syg, 's'Ssf''s5
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DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.
J. NJ. P.

The above is the title of a new work
published monthly, by GEORGE r. BUEL. OF
Washington city, at SO per annum. con.
tanning eighty pages Of reading matter. 1t
is devoted ti' politics, and is invaluable to
the politician. In the May number, among
many other very able articles. we find a
portrait and biographical sketch Of Hon. j.
L. ORR.
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MUNICIPAL.

At an election held on the 9th inst, for
lntendant and Wardcns of the village Of
Lowndesvile, S. c., the following gentlemen
were elected:
Intendant.-J. i. c.. DUPRE.
Wurdens.-J. T. BAsKIN, WM. NJ. BELL,
Ii. LATIMER and II. II. ScUDDAY.
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@ B""ks have multiplied 10 such AZ,
extent in our country that it takes $50 p;,-
p"r mills, with 1000 engines, in constant
operation, TO supply the printers, who work
day and night cndeavoring to keep their
engagements with publishers. These tire
less mills dr"duced 27O,00O,OOO pounds of
paper the past year, which immense supply
has sold for about S27,OOO,OOO.
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KANSAS CORRESPONDENCE

We publish in another column n letter
from DR.. j. NJ. PELor, which will be read
with interest. We are in receipt of one
from J. w. ANDERSON, but omit its publi-
cation, because both are the Same in sub.
stance.
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Gp,nc,,eal.

MARRIED. OF the 24th April. at the rea;.
dence of Naj. VIM. C. Norwood. Troup County.
Ga, by the Rev. William Cunningham, MIR. J.
ELLISON PATrERsoN, Of Stewart County. Ga. to
Miss LOUISA H.. daughter of DR.. w. C. Nor.
wood. Cokesbury. s. &.
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UHOLLOWAY's OINTMENT and PILLS
certain Remedies for Bad Lego and Old Wounds.
ALFRED Gos'ei, aged 81, was for nine years af-
hicted with an awfuIly bad leg; there were sew
erai wounds IN it which defied oil The doctors.
skill and ingenuity TO henl. lie tried variety
o. remedies, but was not benefited by tho same.
at length he was persuaded to have recourse TO
Hol!oway's Ointment and Pills; these remedies
quickly effected u very favorable change, and
by continuing them unremi,tingly for three
months. his leg was completely cured, and his
general health thoroughly estabDslied. a.
w FEVER AND AGUE-AN INrALLI.
BILE CURE.--we defy the world Ia produce anv
medicine which does not contain Qu,nipe Bark
Arsepo, Nercury or any uoxious OF dsadly com.
pound, 10 cure this annoying disease 20 ,effsctu.
ally as Carter's Spanish Mixture, Willie it con.
sains none Of the above named dangerous ar,i.
c'eA yet Il pssosses u power III relieving and
cutting Feyer and Agus which aaiinos be sp-
preaeheds any Of ,ths.m ssp4rateIy or in.eom.
biinstiol, kaap,s speei6eally an the Layes.
P9ri6e: ,he Bleed. opens the .pores 81 The, Skin.
and assists nstafp 70 s1pel. .froi, the ystsin IN
sssdsof Dissas., or what u as sd, sfaS smaiSS
pfihs Aausss1 Drugs ~Hieh d,sss;asdi iausllys AZ
ssssyshs1 1dotastitslsion. Ssasass ssrss
slsssssf isassA. sesAssasst 81
Asdss ils sssiss d<gs ysysss sssssIe,,
;sssls sslisss Y! !! = ~ sstah spssu
r say sIa' ts'S sa;s' s qI'a &
sctpsn of the discass since. dssssSS'
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EN- On the 81 inst. there were sl7
vessels at the port Of New York, 226 at
Boston. and Ill at Baltimore. and on the
26lh ult., II at Charleston, 81 at Savannah,
2O6 at New OrIeaus, and 81 ut Mobile.
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Commercial.

ADBEvILLE G H., May IL. 1856.
Cotton-There was very little offered. and
we continue the quotations of past week.
COLUMBIA. May Is. 1856.
Cotton.-There is not much doing in this ar
iicle. Qh'tations, 0 @ ln4 ceuts
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~ A gentleman has invented a stove
that saves threc-quarters of the wood,
while the ashes it makes pays for the re.
mainl"r.
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H Common schools are rapidly in
creasing in North Carolina. and were at
tended last year by 10000 schol~r :, against
10000 in 1910.
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cB- The friends Of LUCIEN II. LOMAX,
Esq, respectfully announce him rs Candidate
for the next Legislature.
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STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,

HE following persons ARE appointed for their
L respective ncighborhoods. TO issue Certifi
Gates to Lifr-Membrrs, and receive the first in .
slaIl,nent in Cash, and No,e for the balance:
Greenwood-Wm w. Waller: Cokcshury-
N. Strauss; Due West-D. W. Hawthorn :
Loxndrsville-D F. Freelan,l: Ca!houns Mills
WIN. d. Mars; White Hull-M W. Coleman.
J. FOSTER MARSHALL, Ag't.
May IL, 1856. 4 1t
CE Indeprndent Press COPY once.
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STFAXED
A COW AND HEIFER
Estray Mules.

Istray Mules.
ESTRAYED from nv pIunt-x
alton, miles west of Green. A
Az2A.A%ood, Two Brown colored Mure A.A.6.
MULES. of medium size, one heng of heavy
form, the other more slender. Both of them
have been rubbed with the gear Each had a
chain around the neck and one foot Anv infor-
nation concerning them will be thankfully re-.
ce'ved If any person will take them up and
aPpnze me OF II, 70 that get them, lie shall be
suitably rewarded.
J. NJ. CHILES.
Greenwood, AbbcvilIe, $. C.,l
Muy liz, 1856. 81
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To the Voters Of Abbeville District:
A few of the friends and neiclbors of Col.
A. NJ. SMITH. announce him a Candidate TO
represent the District in the ensuing Legislature.
May s. 1856.
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% The friends Of J. X. VANCE, respect.
fully announce him as a Candidate for the Leg.
islature at the ensuing election.
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PROHIBITORY LAW,
May 5. 1856

II YONS' new, fine Drab Etc COATS and
IL PANTS, just got in will prohibi, the sale
"f mean goods in this town for a while. All
who are in want of anything in the Drnb d Etc
line, had better call soon, MS they are mighty
sal.able goods.
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cB The friehds of II. A. JONES. Fac re-
spcctfully announce him as a Candidate for the
Legislature at tho ensuing election.
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eBr The friends of D. w. HAWTHORN
respectfully announce hun a Candidate for Sher.
if Of Abbcvile District. at the next election.
MANY FRIENDS
Nav < 1856
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~ Loais spSlcon IS 4sasss slss
Yttt.s Fr,pr.ss So. '''."' ~ = a
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Shsriff's Office, Muy u. 1856 4-,sd :
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PUELIC SALE,

HHAvING divided that valuable lot No lss D. E. situat
n ed the Walnut aud Fourth Market
into sui table busin lots will efer them for sale putt
lie auction Saturday the Gath day May without
On the let there good two brick building
the next frame dwelling and frame house of No
PARTLY finished Sale the market house. snd
after the market closes in TIE forenoon Terms
cash. the balance in six aud twelve uths it'll
I'M NATHAN ROWLEY.
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Pitching in-yet Cohesive as Pitch.

The n. Y, Express says there is general
pitching in all around among the organs of
the Democratic candidates. The Washington
Sentinel is pitching into President Pierce with
an JUNCTION. We have rarely read anything
more tart than its attacks. The Sentinel is
for Buchanan. The Washington Star is for
Pierce, ami, in turn, pitches into his enemies.
The Richmond Enquirer also makes war upon
Pierce's opponents, while the News pitches
into his friends 1t is an amiable exhibition
all round. There is a Pierce party, Buchan-
an Party, and Douglas Party, among the
harmonious Democracy, and when these three
gentlemen are pitched overheard, as they are
very likely to be at Cincinnati, there is left
Hunter Party, Wise Party, Rusk Party, a
Brown Party, and parties of all colors. The
Democracy $50 called) more than ever before,
just now realizes what Mr.. Calhoun said of it
when it was dominant party, many years
ago, when he declared its bond of combination
was the cohesive power of public plumber
This cohesive power is great in Indiana
Our Democratic leaders may differ in all
things else, but they never differ seriously in
the one greedy desire of securing share of
the public treasure. In that particular they
are as cohesive as sticking plasters, or as
ticks, or as leeches. They may change their
principles once year, but they never change
in their hungeriug, thirsting, craving desire for
Office. Every man in this State, recognized as
a leader in the Democracy, is either an office
holder or an ffice-seeker. And yet, while
they are eternally begging the votes Of the
people, they talk about Democratic principles''
It is not strange that the people occasionally
sicken of these political hucksters, and hurl
them from power-but it is strange they will
euer permit themselves to be made the foot.
stools by which these demagogues rise into
position and power. "Tke cohesive powec of
public plunder' is giving the Old Liners of
this State the strength of unity. Leta SINH
lar unity, but from as much higher motives as
principles are above public plumber, mark the
action of those opposed to Old Lineism.
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OF Mr.. Elias Workman, living in Holmes
county, Ohio, committed suicide on Sunday
morning last, by hanging himself with bride.
1t is said he had lately been elected assessor of
the township and had given heavy bond
Fearing he was not fit for the office, and to-
avoid the modification of being laughed at,
he rose in the morning at o'clock and went
to the barn and hanged himself
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The National Democratic Convention,

Two weeks from next Monday, the Demo-
cratic Convention for the nomination of candi-
dates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency,
will assemble at Cincinnati. The excitement
existing to so formidable an extent in the ranks
of that party as to 0ho shall be its candidate
for the Presidency, and the zeal with which
the friends of each candidate for the nomina-
ton are fighting his battle, will draw an i'm
mense concourse of people to Cincinnati on
this occasion. Besides, it is the first National
nominating Convention in the West, and thou
sands will attend it out of curiosity, who are
not connected with the Democratic party
We understand good many people will be
in attendance from this city, while the State
will be largely represented. An exciting time
is anticipated, and modern Democracy will be
apt to show itself in its true colors The
great mass of Delegates will enter the Conven-
ton with bitter feelings, which may not prob
ably be soothedsby the after proceedings.
The Delegates from Indiana are not pledged
to any man, Senator Bright having Withdrawn
from the track. The following is list Of
these Delegates, who will be entitled to thir-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

49, tees this place. cents line one insertions
per tines 80 line week. dis
counton longer time.
A SANDERS ESQ Please announce nsme as can
Clerk the Yanderbugh Circuit Court
at the ensuing October election. :. =, Us
nyI7t LOUIS RICdTER-
EDITOR JoURN1L:-I am candidate office Of Sheriff
vanasrbtrgh county at ensuing October election
m, WM HOLDEN,
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o. The splendid Alvin Adams will be
down early this morning from Louisville for
st. Louis. She is a fast and elegant boat.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ATES.
One square, lines less time. 200: three times $
weak weeks. 81 50; one month. S9 three
months months. sloi year. si5 Discount on
Cards of six lines under -
No charge for marriage death religious notices
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ARKANsAs.-T American party in Arkan-
sas have nominated James Yell for Governor
of that State.
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A. ANSPAGHER vs. E. L. CoNANT. EFT AL-sale in
June 9TH at Court House doer lots and in Block no. La
masco city #t
t. E. GARvIN and JACOB IUNKENHEIMER VS.
June 7th all that part portion the southey quarter
OF the P9hc Square $50 called IN Evansville
said square Third in said city point 100
Get distant from the intersection of Main and Sd St. said
right angles to Sd ST. Sc # and inches thence parallel with
AID sd ST. 1t It Main st. thence 5 to the place
of beginning with the appertenanee thereunto belonging
PIGEON TOWNSHIP VS.. Ma RGARET e. ROQUET ct
aSale June 7h Court House the folio ground
city towards Third running thence
at right angles to Main st IA feet to Obey in tn
towards I'd M feet thence parallel with Sd Main
JOHN SHANKLINys. JAS. RoQUET and J.J. CHAND-
LERSale It'll Court House door Of hat Of the
southerly Public Square in Evansville Van
county. beginning Main sT1z
the alley runnins between said and lot No OS
and ding Main by par
allie with 81 the alley the runnng thence to I'd
the county b deed dated Feb 25th 1854 IN
book L. of of deeds of count 36I
aud 362.
JOHN HEWsON vs. JAMES AND ELIZABETH ENNIS
Sale Court House May of lot No. Is in Block
in the E. Enlargement of Evansville.
WIN. II. LAW vs. WIN. AND JANE HYDE, Sale at Court
House ioOr. May 29h North half of lot in Block in
Lamasco city.
GEO. FRoEHLIcK ANDP HEFFERMAN VI, MAR
May 20 the Public Square in Evans
ville thus bounded commencing Main street front
Of the dividing said quarter sand square fro
original Plan said city, running thence right
angles Main ard parallel vii said dividing alley
the quarter Of said Square, running
thence parallel Main and along the alley last aforesaid
feet toward Third street. thence at ri hit angles to Main
and parallel said alley dividing said quarter from
said lot 0s to Main and thence along Main street
eighteen reefourth feet to the place of beginning
ARCH G. SULLIVAN ANDA K. W CARPENTER VS..
ADAM AND ELIZA REED.-Sae at Court Hous- May
2oth lots Nos. Block Fourth Enlargement in
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A. ANSPAGHERsvs E. L.. CONANT. EFT AL sale in
June eth at Court House door, lots and in Block no. La
M civ
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

lUnser this head will always statement
Ofhe Sherids Sales including of parties property
and time sales
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-17

OF We had more rain night before last.
Yesterday very pleasant.