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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-23

A SHANGHAI TWENTY NINE DAYS IN A WELL.
"A correspondent of the Virginia Sentinel,
writing from Farquier county, tells story OF
a Shanghai pullet that fell through the cover
ing into an unfinished well, seventy feet deep.
70 1t was not considered worth while to look
after it; but after the lapse of twenty
days, the covering was removed; it was dis
covered yet alive. A boy was then lowered
by rope, and biddy rescued from imprison-
ment in her dungeon, where for so long a
time she had been without food or water
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-23

CHINA SALE.-Mr Crooke begs to apologize
to his friends for his sale not coming off, but
the goods have not arrived. Sale for Thurs
day; halfpast two in the afternoon. See ad-
vertisement. -
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FAILURES IN EURorE.-The English papers
chronicle many failures among the grain MGR
chants within the last two months. In elias
cow, where the stock of grain was proportion
ably above that of any other place, there are
reported thirteen cases of Insolvency, involving
liabilities to the extent of two mllllonsof dol
lars : ,=ss.slI s.----. ..l. $50 .5.ss,.es q
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5-There was a slight sprinkle of rain yes
terday afternoon, and more threatened. 1t is
badly needed. .e~-.s-4
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, PUBLIC SALE
OF MAIN STREET, SECOND STREET ANT
HIGH STREET LOTS. -a1

AN Saturday. the 2sth day April 1856 at O.
~ NJ, at the Court House door in Evansville
order of the Court of Common Pleas the
ty in behalf of the minor heirs and by sell
adult heirs of the late John Mitchell will prGLot No.
23c Donation EnargementO of Evansville feet fpr9poss
to sell this lot in four parcels. each frontp
street and IA feet deep. ~ tx feet front on
Second street and $50 fee. deep sell this lot
n.two parcels ofs md 4 being
alley Also o on fner of Locust and sSonu
20 I Sted either Business or kes,e on
b STREET on which stands double frame are well fen
to ali are believed be god ed nv the adut
FL me- min or heirs and general warrants O'e -
Terms Of sale cash. esidss r az and wsiying
Months by notes and mortgages Peeaneh Bank
reIie eff laws, payable at the JR.. Guardian
S S'Ue And Agent for Adult Heirs
fer Aino of John Mitchell.
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e. fE.F Three canal boats laden with people,
came down yesterday to attend the circus.
One or two boats came from Millersburg.
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PATRoLE. from Wabash to Pfitsburk.
Rochester. from PitsSuSg to St. Pzif.
WM. KSox from WABASH to Evansville.
T. C. TwICHELf. from New Orleans to Louisville.
ACTIVE, from Cairo to Pittsburg
IsHoMlSG', from Louisville to Memphis
CLIFTON. from Pittsburg Nashville.
There was but little doing at our wharf
yesterday, and bat few steamboat arrivals.
.-- River still rising yesterday. Weather
cloudy and 5etokening rainy spell in the
evening.
"A little stcrn-whecl tow-boat passed
up yesterday morning, with four large coal
barges in tow. ...-.....
THE Gov. Powell is still lying at the
Chain, in the Wabash, unable to get over
She is bound up. RI st
The Rainbow will be here to-day, and
depart for Louisville in the afternoon Look
out for this brag packet.
- The inyincible A. L. Shotwell will be
down to-day, bound for New Orleans. Ship
pers will take notice, and govern themselves
accordingly. 4fETET
- The excellent and regular Memphis
Packet Tishmingo was at our wharf yesterday
morning, bound down. We thank Mr.. Levi,
clerk, for papers.
THE I. C. Twichell arrived yesterday
morning from New Orleans, having left on the
16th-a very fair trip. She put out consider
able freight, and continued on her trip to
Louisville.
- The .Northerner was due yesterday
morning from Louisville, but last evening at
dusk had not arrived, greatly to the disap-
Ipointment Of many waiting for her. There is
10 packet due down this morning unless tho
Northerner laid over.
"A wee little bit of steamer called
Lilly passed by yesterday, running like a
quarter nag. She did not condescend to stop.
Nobody knew where she came from or where
she was going, but she is supposed to be on a
chicken stealing operation.
- We regret to hear of the burning of
the fine steamer S. f. j. Trabue, which dis
patch we published yesterday, stated was
OppOSlkS NSW OTlcauS laSJ SATURDAY r.
This steamer was well known here as a Lou
isyille and New Orleans Packet, but lately
has been running in Southern trade.
- The st. Louis Chamber of Commerce
having petitione1 Congress to remove the OBJ
structions to the navigation Of the Mississippi,
between New Orleans and the mouth of the
Missouri, append statement of the river
losses to hulls and cargoes for the year ending
September 80, 1855, from which we learn that
property to the amount of taoo million, ts0enty-
eight thousand nine hundred dollars has been
sunk in the time stated above
- The VIM. Knox arrived yesterday
morning after astrying time with the bars Of
the Wabash. The brought 1900 barrels OF
pork and lard, and lot Of cask bacon which
she put out here. She is to leave this morn
ing at 8 O'Clock for the Wabash river. Ship
pcrs having anything for the lower part of the
Wabash, would do well to use this boat. She
has brag crew of officers, headed by Capt
Yard. r r --.'s
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES

TUESDAY. APRIL %.
RFI.IE SuERIp ~. from louisville to New Orleans.
JAMES aToNTGouERY. from New Orleans to Louisville
cisssBRIBGE. from Reob uk to Pitssbur..
ST.. LAWRENCE. from St. Louis to Pittsburg.
B YUEA. from St. Louis to Cincinnati.
PATRoLE. from Wabash to PfitsburE.
- ROCHESTER. from Pit.sbugg to ST. PaiT.
WA. KSox from Wabash to Evansville.
T. C. TwicHELE. from New Orleans to Louisville.
ACTIVE, from Cairo to Pittsburg.
TIsHoMSGn. from Louisville to Memphis.
CLIFTON. from Pittsburg Nashville.
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:. s----.-,---1-- TOOL STORE.
EV BIG PLANE.

Il T1E BIG PLANE.
BAOIe VI .wEEN FIRST AND SECOND
MAIN stHhNi Wing largely increased his stock Of
THNHE undersigned sale the citizens of Vanderbug
I a Hardware, oheGes extensive assortment OF
I and surrounding CoMEcHANIcs TOOLS 80. -, - r.
liners Millwr rights. Cabinet and wagon
for Carpenters Gunsmiths. Blacksmltns an0
makers CoopSiso constantly hand full stock general
Butchers, 60. srILpING HARDWARE
butts and shutters. hinges Dols' ssIe OAe0S
locks latcRaiis, glass. sash and paines:
| goods cts AIMING TOOLS
a .a,Ie Cutlery, Chairs. Brushes Scales, Bells.
Pocket variety Of articles usually keptin hardware
store ~ all or otherwise carefully attended to-
/ =, otUs-' y AUGUSTUS WALDKIROH.
AFmbb1tNim SHAN KILN & REILLY.
rINIS FIOVR-Choice bran at ed prices
~ mh2T J. W. & s. VICKERY.
"a ESQ pieces Silk Handkerchiefs; -r s,re
200 dozen Madras Crayats;
10 de Shirt Bosoms rec this day and sale by
f.- JAS. Low CO..
oota 4Is Main street. Louisville ~.
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RrAD THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES.

LONDON, besrG GO, KY, Nov. J, 1855.
MgssRs. V. ii. SMITH CoLass nth. when visit
louisville, wing been afflicted with the Chs and Fever
weeks and ndog relief in the various remedies
that took induced give Fever and Cure
trial and in days missed the chill and have inn
rowing daily thin that the disease viii return
would earnestly prepar-
all those who afflicted with Fever and Ague
Ohlls. Yours truly. JOHN a. CANAAN.
thereby certify that during the sided with
family III tn street. Broadway in the city of Lou
isvilIe. where myself three of act
with Chils and Fever We tried the usual remedies sack
quiniue without getting relief WHEN Smith e. Co.
and Agae Cure recommended and !
menced using it, and in few days all relieved
cheerfully certain cafe, and speedy
that distressing disease regard it the best medicine
for the disease offered Co the public.
my this I'D day October. 1856 Louis
VILE KY. -yar-- fs-zsf W. A. LYLE.
Personally appeared before the undersigned W A. Lye
made oath that forth in the foregoing
alfrue Given under hand this 22d day
October, 1855 ssal JOS. CLEMENTS j. P. J. @.
For salein Evansville, At whole or retail by
9af KELLER, FARNSBY & CO.,
dsc3- 6rldAw - ~ Drnggsts. Msin street.
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UTILlTx, BEAUTY, ELEGANCE


r E F I n f NJ EN- II
vERY of the above names will b found we'll adapt
ties of Goods Just arrived at the known Store Of
VIM sl0e thai d Co.,
selection Of Goods in the variety styles ooiora
and shades also in quantity and uay any and every thing
lar pesure invite friends and in Evansville
particular to the fair assuring them that every article
imaginable under the name Of Dry Goods En- rOideres
Goods of des ription shaws Millinery and Straw
sor:men We are fully eonvn cd that we 1an satisfy the
good taste md prices In Ciothnr ofeyery Kind ana cut
please every fashion color quality
nh IN 5
EM9Ns-tO bOHsin store and for sale h Eo n,,oo >
AA aFi@ Isco ~ hitOo
HTXTRA FAMILY Fi.OUR.-Justr received a further
e. supply OF f. Markets -four
eq nps to the pest 81 LOUIS H RI pavR Rsox.
sPA BUSHELS Hominy & :. : . . qua made
wholesale or retail BY 7 HISS DYE : co.
5 Rs.fss H. sh9 Rsy.Ts Almonds
trails Dates, reed per steamer Defendsr hy
a. MussELIVX AXDw J. siUssELMAY.
NUS LREAN * CO.,
manufacturers of all binds of
C II + w n G. Z o B A c o.,
NO Is TuitD ST. BErw MAtS AND WATER, LOUISVILLE
Pr5ieolar attention paid to the purchasing of LEAF
AnRANssE.-7ob0 boxes Just reoo and ior sale by
AsTlNG 5owDga-s5 kegs gss FSs;d n f9S for
q f1AiOX sYRUP.-Dald~in & Myers pure lemon,
& 4 rec per Persia for sale by c,1puRqxco
HnAfLTiCA lily ssALED FIR EsH OYSTERS
and pound cans Fsfd gfr psF fp G6 sale
HpEIsiONTs N ORAs.-I75 kegs Va nails escorted
aps L. Is D. HERMANN.
@ - cream 0'ss's REQ TINS el f D. ma
81 BXS full weight Star Candles this day and
50 eg sale BY APPS - & D. HERMANN
BAGS s4e.s Eastern err iiS GGhs eon Ts Fss5 per
3 Es5sT 'in. 3 d nz' Wheat Starch
8 sSs asa Tobacco; l:S fsgs FaTe lead;
for sGs S4f F bHf2&Lf ssofS
NEW CA&EE STORE.
EEAyING received aud opposed eutire new stock of
&c. invite citizens of Evansville aud vicinity
to pio to PF' 2H ia5' oAKLY SS
ap4 Istst Fosters block
NPEFIXED sUGAR-25 bbls Lost crushed and Pou-
az p reed peg H RfSPo !Si B&9
"a BOXES city Window Glass $40 9xl2 1ex4 i9xl2
"a - s 20 gross extra pint ASkJ r'q pfM shSg day
EDATssN LEATHER GAITERs.-Gents black drab
cloth. patent leather gather heOts. Oxford and Prince
bers cuts from the Fast
E6A CASES Ladies Bootees; 50 cases Child Bootees5o
e9SS ?asos Mems G-if and kip s0e4 50 eases h2Os
tor sale by mh3l J. IL MAGHEE d c. :
300 a BY Cora at s'' per 1' Il COOK son
l.HssBNCE OF COFFKEl.-lo boxes y gross each just
ae5 81 = ~ ' s. T. GlGBERr syo near a.er
S' Just r rss1ty o apa nERsngEkdGk cARs6N. 8
bags 'qP'fiafFa aGsF 81 fs z CARSON
BoDEs EE4EEENES.
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~ Ais ksgs just aud tor sale
nv 'stE t-ffE PRESTON BROS.
Hp AI"FiNCs-lO0 bales No this day and for sa Q
D l1v apz2 .s4 RS s-s-.-- - PRESTON BROS.
HtHEEsE.-aO boxes reed this day aud for sale by
q isnI2 PRESTON BROS.
TENICH bales Ticking this day sale
nv 80 JAMES Low & CO.,
ap19 4Is Main street, Louisville, ny
~ ale Nv apis JAMES LOW & co.
~ BgI,S y o. Molasses; 20 half bbls o. Aoiasses
Ia o. II. COOK SON
2a MS tssss's ~. MseooK & SON.
tssAE Gao OF enc ciSars II boxes giRia TobaecO
10 = ~ - /. d ID. lHEIMANE.
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MECEEANECSs WORKS,
OUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOI

EVANSVILLE, IND,
WILLIAM BOYLE e. co.
EEAVING purchased Mr.. Henry Sclribers well kno own
Foundry. would respectfully continuance of the
patronage extended him. and invite the attention all
Foundry work any kind done, facilities We
experienced in the business and will all work
a., and ices asouabe. We prepared mauufao-
ngiues Fire Engines. hydraulic Presses
Screws aud Presses Saw Bill and Gris Mill Machinery.
udins hastings iio Thrashers Corn Shelters.
Lard ettles Lard Presses Railroad WLlk Steamboat o
pairs done. etc.
Castings every description made order
Boilers Lard Tanks and all belonging
HERETO.
Brass castings Of al kinds made to order
All orl-rs may be addr ssed TO VA. BnYLE & co.
mhZ3 RYAN sYile Ind
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TO BRIDGE BUILDERS AND STONE MASONS.
TTIHE Board Commissioners the ivan
will 'clOck A. NJ Thursday the LIST May
nex receive and consider seed proposals for building
BRIDGE WITH STOKE rMESTs, Pigeon Greek,
Codys MILL Plans specifications the
examined tho office of undersigned by persons
DESTROYS of bidding for said Job.
mh22-tt WILLIAM II. WALKER. A. &c.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW SPRs & ESkbODN.
ZEN PtEsF TON. on First street; have just received
EA their first ins;aaent of and seasouable Goods
Besc6ed an dsrowa Muslin; csUpsIton sheetings
Red Tickings all qaatiss Plain stripd and fancy Cot
Plain and printed D MINIS; t0nodGsi
Paip xs daFE and sodH'd RS5sri nr cgr
Shifting Cheeks; Apron Checks;
BIeach'd. brown aud oolored Linen Duck
nroadeotbs. all eolors; niagonal oas,imerosi
Super Rich Fancy; ~ separ Naaler eolar,;
BI Ellie and and % Srs g; 90 90 F Fasgi''
Orange Furaitars styles.
Rich Fancy; Rich French;
DRESS GOODS.
Blae Dress SILKS. Hack cslorel suain Alpaoas
plain printed Swiss. Mall hook Naslins.
Cheek CaHrcs, onnus Cap Ribbons Laees Edgings,
'''i''' STRAW GOODS. &C.
Straw Germ Braid black. brown pearl uuga-
rian National and Artis Wool dos plain and col straw
D0''''S''' ''iA AN" BOOTS BOOT $ AND SHOES
and BHskins Men Goat and Calf MunTors BrSssns
AUD oTe5S s fd Pes
Hooks and Ey Combs and all other notions in our line
We respectfully wife all country chants visiting this
mh2S ,dIw KEEN & PRESTON.
EBsTEXT LEATHER GOops.-Just received the
n hnest agrees Pat Leather Gaiters Button Gafers
'i nhs 5S0' eAi''''' '-' HESDRIHKS McREA.
EAB BEGs-2 "a de Beges reed this and fol
mhss-dsS AIS Main street, Louisville. Ky:
SEt ISLAND C9TTONi-lo bales Sea Island Cotton.
y red this day aud for sale By JAS: Low co.
q eB BBLs prime new Rice at over hgurvs
= bought at any house IN the city byto,1x prprts
app - - - = : : JUN ~ ~ -
l. % 3 do fancy Be LANES: case Silk POpini 90
" 40 nI n5l fancy 0nfef H. MATTE MAGHEE s TO-
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Or The new Mashal has entered vigorously
upon the duties of his office, and has already
affected some desirable changes in the appear
sancc of the streets. Our memorable ''ash-pile''
isgone We had been keeping it as monu-
ment TO Peters worth. But it is due him to
say he repeatedly requested its removal, and
it was not his fault the monument didn't dis
appear sooner. The streets will soon be en-
tirely freed from nuisarces.
=. OF There was large crowd Of people
from the country yesterday in attendance at
the Circus and Menageiie. 1t takesa circus
to draw the outsiders. But there was much
disappointment yesterday on account Of the
establishment arriving too late to give an af-
ternoon exhibition They were detained in
crossing the ferry at Henderson, there being
no ferry at this time at Evansville and only an
apology below. A steam ferry-boat is now
being built for this place, There was an exhibit
ton in the evening.
EXEMPLARY HoNEsTY.-A letter directed to
this office, and containing ten cents, 'princi-
pally in specie" by accident was placed in the
wrong box at the Post Office, went to. another
printing house in this city, and was promptly
returned to us, the dime being perfectly safe,
though worn smooth. Having just received
a, club of twenty mine from Boonville, we think
the loss of this one dime subscriber is about
made up. g. = 81 Ests
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wATCE Es.,lR WARE.,.
s- a N d = III ON. corner of Fourth and Main
WrILS0N Ef'GREW &; tavinr iu returned from the
AN streets Cincinuatises consisting Of
East with our spring pnEf Ate HES re.-Ee. i "a
--a ~ s.- the most improved mGAeT5;
of all kinds, and fro q + X Y 1855 q --=----
most fash ienatie sty les and en...ti
Of the newest aPRLfNeJ SILVER WARE, q a.sa- n
= S,cies zppertaining to our line ofbosnes :
aud all other to inducements an
can sell.ou
in the cit parr,yo DoSE EXPERIENCED " DIRK
ADoz Baesss 20 ssz wash sutsn sfcre ara sSs
sSty ara L. - =. =
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SSUNNRIES.- .-
- cartoons Ribbons and 3soe styI
100 do styles Dress Tt INNINGS;
$50 doz Camhric Crayats assorted qualities
Is pieces super tRill'd French Black Cloth;
2ncartoons SILK Velvet Ribbon difaren wilthe;
$50 ParaSolS assorted styles. pcs Satin de Chine;
80 doz Tuck Combs Is doz India Rubber Pun Go mhs;
100 d0z Horn do, Natal Vest Buttons;
100 gro metal Goat Buttons; Pau do
this day and forsale by ..,. JAS. LOW t. co,
mh29 -dkw 4l9 Main street. louisville, Ely.
W. J. ALKINE. n. J. CALHOUN. J. ALKINE.
ALEkENE, CALHOUN * co.,
Wholesale Grocers, Commission & Forwarding
NJ L X C Il A t
No. 20 South Levee. st. Louis, Missouri.
FULL assortment ofGroceries Always hand. Par
n ticuar attention paid the mmission and Forward
ing de partment, also to filing orders.
. ~ -REFERENCES.- -. .---f....-.-
Jos CHARLES. President Bank of Missouri.
darcy 4 BaRKsDALE. Bankors.
HYpEN WILSON. S. G. DAVIS Co. st. Louis.
WIN BURTON. j s. < ]. W. WISE. J. w. MADDOX, II. L.
RosEMAN. vineeanes ...-.-
LAUGUIIN, CRANE Co., SAMUEL ORE, BEMEST f,
Evansville. $500 feb22- 3pdkw.
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A NJ 81 OTY ? Els

- g. III S - a M
AyING very heavy expense IN Learning the pro
am prepared in the finest style any sized Ann
one-ninth one-half size, The Ambro-
type is to the In tone and
be light We also taketwo pictures at sitting
positive and negative picture and when held the light
it is perfectly The Ambroypes d0rable.
being when finished entirely air and water tight and
be taken in all kinds of weather
Time adults ting from 10 children
fram 3 to 1oseeonds. Pleasecall and specimens.
.S.-Daguerreotypes taken in the different styles.
fehS-tf = WV. TILESTON
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FAR Va E6sEs SALE

undersigned having determined to caiior
. ia sale the Farm which he resides
situated leading from Evansville Mt
in Perry wnship. containing rs Said land
prised all we'll inroVed and supplisd wish
the best and il healthy of the county Of anGer
burgh Persons Wishing purchase the whole
said Farm, will by application the
signed upon the premises. Title indisnutafle.
ap10- lWd3mN THOMAS KNIGHT.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

1hlOOLIZlLA EkNJOO
. v" 0A0'A Crook Eff * LOWE, s. M hOwE
ATTORNEYS At LAW, f
jacksonville, KY.
Will give prom attention to all business
nov6-tf
KLINE. DECKER. KRAMER
GEO. KILN T. &C CO.,
Manufacturers of Lard Oil, Soap and Candles.
NWTE prepared fill any orders the
w tices. and sell low prices The be had
cincinnati. Orders be left the of Decker
Kramer Main street, between First and Second SITS.
fsh2-3m
Z ID w A Es ID BOY lie
sHEET-IRoN WORKER.
BOILER MAKER AND BLACKSMITHING IN GENERAL;
EE ANUFACTURE of Boiler Rivets. Railroad Chairs an d
Louis. Mo. =
re- Second hand Boilers al ways hand Repairing
upon the shortest notice. mhI83m
TO BOATElEN.
IHAvE opened on the cor ~ M IIrf
enHi[ Aner of Canal and Main streets,
.ksSEa I'D Il BOAT STORE and FAMILY GROCERY Estrb-
lshment. where will be pre- pared at all times
supply Canal aud Ohio Boats and families with
tiele they iced in the way of Stores 4ar
Canal BOatsmen particularly requested remember
nay place -mhl3-2twdtf JOHN FARRELL
1856. NEW SPRING GOODS. 1856,
90 which prepedo dispose OF at the lowest figures
We shall continue to receive all the las les of goods d
rect from the importers and manufacturers and hope by
strict the of the merchants merit fair
share Of their patronage. j. @. JEW ELL & CO..
mhI3-tf Corner Vine and First streets
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l..4.. WHITE LEAD, RED LEAD AND LlLHARGE-
have hand. and offer for sale $40 tens Of WHITE
w LEAD in packages of Is. So 100 200 800 and 500 lbs
each which guarantee be full welgAt strictly Pure and
unsurpassed by any in quality o.
Having resden partners in New and Philadelphia.
take dvanta all changes the marke we nabled
to sell Drugs &c. for cash to prompt time dealers on as
.ahorabie terms as Eastern obhing hauseS. -.
a- B. A. Fahnestock ernifue furnished WITH
French and Spanish dir &c tions. lnhi2 -3mR
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TO ROATElEN
NOTICE.

2ee @RaS 'A'''- T. II. COOK L Sox
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There was but little doing at our wharf
yesterday, and bat few steamboat arrivals.
- River still rising yesterday. Weather
cloudy and 5etokening a rainy spell in the
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.
N have bought the stock and take the formerly
w occupied by Bacon & Co., Main street. opposite
the Branch Bank and made
steck with ush for future supplies sses
in promising the czens of Evansville vicinity
variety of the best Family Groceries
in the city Being determined exeron
give satisfaction in all hope liberal pat
Give trial. All Goods delivered free
nah13 HERSHBERGER &c CARSON.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-01

On motion OF Mr. LOOMS a resolution
was adopted instructing The Commu,ee
gu JIdicary TO inquire into the expedien
cy oil repeating the act II June. 1917 a
mending tha uatnraIiz alton law Of 1919.
The bill for tho relief Of George p.
Marsh was taken up. Mr. Foo,e ad
vocated this and Mr. BrodhesG opposed
10.
HousE.-Yesierday while the bill TO
remi. or refund the dulles on all mer-
chandise in original packages was befure
me House, a question was raised as 10
tie bill, provided tina. The commissioners
10 settle these claims should issue cerlifi
Gates, which should chased BY the See.
rotary of Treasury. That j, must neces-
eaFily be committed under the rule re-
curing thai all measures making ap
preparations shall receive their frat con
slderaiion in CON mi.tee Of tho whole.
The Speaker had decided that as fur
ther legislation was pecessary before mo
ney could be passed under this rDle did
not apply to this case. His decision
was overruled by IL majority.
This morning Watson moved a recon
sidera,ion of that yo!s, debate on that mo
ton followed.