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BIG GKoRctASA Buddngton, arrived NJ New London 2h
inst from Frobsbers Strait where she winered having been
unable 10 winter Cumberland Inlet from the guam
titles Of The los, fourteen Of her during the win
ter and spring by the scurvy, vCorneus Bosworth Chas
ncMler, Peter Ferguson, Henry Luber, Jas Martin and
Henry slater York Jas Nicholson. Philadelphia; Chas
Kelly Massachusetts, Henry Morgan, Portland, Me- Chas
aines Norwich CT Basil Hunt London, Eng Downes Gray,
Ersand; Chas Medcaf vermoni jeremiah Ford, Ireland
The weather extremely cold during the past winter the
natives had known the cold 70 be 30 severe or such
quantities IL 10 be In the Inlet The brig was 10 The Ice
r months before getting place where they could winter
In he spring they threatened with attack from the
rsves and This and the reduction Of biz from
disease Capt BuddnFon compelled 10 sail for home with
ont having obtained o. The brig bad been absen since
tered, Is IN latitude 90 North.
The sesmshp Atlantic CAP, Elardge sailed Yesterday for
Liverpool with 81 passengers and 500 Geo 10 specie.
The steamships Florida FROM savannah and sonherner,
from Charleston arrived yesterday The pursers have our
hanks for papers.
R,rK stpooIs Coleman from Brunswick, Ga for Cadiz.
mi no Poson 2h inst eaky having been ashorc the bar
ss GT so SS se5s s several days found
to A maxi sssgo Ro. .op ss ear PROBABLY DC
day s o,nns ~ fsood wss Fsq Secretary hoard
Z, Jebps' rom RIehbueto % Cork, Is stranded
ship cour &c Lion San Francisco, len New York Apr
panied with much SNOW ard Crossed the equator July 70
III ss after which bad Ugh, northeast winds and Gains
psSaor n H. Rhsnc was g. DAYS o Cape Horn
m the Cape 10 days IN heavy Eaes Crossed we lustor
sps winds
s0lp Pampero a Sen Francisco ~ days from Nyork
IA no EQUATOR in the Atlantic Was 50 DAYS W Cape Horn,
and was becaed four days between staten Island and Cape
o csTs se S & III II ION III and from al
had ight Northeast winds and Gains
ship Eureka hence At San Francisco was 26hsys 70 TIE
% Was % 70 cs&, sg ssd T se Ean ss gape
pahc ard crossed in Ion III after which had light North
cas-, and North Northeast winds and Gains.
shin Henry Grinne built at Swansea Mass years old
Orleans In Marpellpa
hcen sod nj sss and brig Putnam fs tons old
buIt IN baltimore nj s4s0e, equal 10 cash.
rho rosa,urn epper ship Miss Mar go tons IN,
seceral dock for repairs She wei be stripped recaulks
and newly coppered.
r,r,euxr- Al Frankfort 15h inst, By Messrs Williams
snveror bark Of about 500 tons called the Mary
ok owned by rahly Rich, her builders, and Capt Nah
I,leb who will command der
es New Pedford 2sh, bark King Fisher new, Isl tons
hr rdssfovp ish shp Massachusetts, Chaiaeld Nan
! tvSket 9E ior Pseiae OCEAN,
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CLEARED.

CLEARED
Steamship Atlantic EldIiage, Lyepool;nE Collins s.,
Steamship Steamship Augusta, LYON. savannahNs Mtcbi
Steamship Jas Adger Turner, Charleson-spohord, Tiles
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, Norfok-Ludlsm 4 Plea
ship Ohio Brem,. Renjen Akyab7Gelpecser 4 Co.
Ship Henry CLAY, Caulkns Acknowledgment Teston
Ship Gutenberg Ham, Meyer Hamburger F Schmidt 4
SHIP Mara,son, bke New Bris5sm
ship Msrmon Bl9nnkssnshiP, New orssns-W 7 Frost
Bsrs cSrnsis' Barton Havana Noses Tayic;4co
k
Brig Onward, Tibbeits, Gambia Fisanere, Refs %.
B 1am 1 Co.
Brig s. Mary JOhnson s. Pierre--C s.etson Co
as TR d5sIy,s
Brig Curtis orr PhIsdslPhia-y Eager
rs venom Collins @PiIsesry sanford ~
Brig Lillian summer Boson-B Ainsworth
sehf Golden Cloud, Porter, Antigua-.Metcaf& Duncan.
aas.E9 az sss%R roa'
m mss
ssSr Hrsta EysI..a EIl.sssh Cay. Peek EsS.,
scbr Spy Spy ashcen PiymouiSssPrlee 4 Bird. ''
s eRr 4B! %oreaa Hudson
ssRr I Leland Nichols Pes..saTg.R GrS ssS.u
schr Hsmllton, Hopkins. Alexsndria-MerrilI Abbott.
Sa FsP srun' S's
s ssT sSn websr
sehr Bay STATE Sherwood Is Bos9snmDay,on sprasue.
sloop Deryes Henderson. Middletown--J X Edwards.
steamer Georges Greek eager Baltimore-Cromwers line
Steamer vulcan, Morrison rffadephS-J Briggs
ARRIVED.
ssa%sa and s eGss Roer ssp s rM w
a lon 4 10 passed an Am ship showing red burgee with
az 81 ~ Ion "a passed an Am ship with painted ports show
Steamship Florida, woodruff Savannah, with mdse and
an WIN kno.y sGs he rO
for Savannah Friday 05 AN exchanged signals with
siesmihip souiherner NeEwsn Charleston with mdss and
passengers e spoaora. TI,son Co THURSDAY e1 PM OF
ioT saysSnaS iS m % miles Isi.sra. exchanged sig
Ship Bridse~sisr ssrsiow fiyerpoo. Aug "a with mdse
and "a passengers. to Chamberlain. Robinson Co.
SssBSG eSs = %s.s fS S
- ss Ss. he s Rm az n% sI a e n
LAT IS lon 50 es signs,zed ship showing Taylor Rchs
ship c5ss Croker murray liverpool 50 days with coal
and ssh to Duncan Co No date lat as Ion 3 passed
@sw % wSw and wv Was boarded BY heavy sea- which
s net o Georges
number q laihs and dealings
tehr b ferry, knight AlsisndIn for Bridgeport
sebr Brewer. Haiss, Baltimore.
steamer f ISasai Font French Baltimore
steamer Sarah, Jones, Philadelphia.
Steamer e eSa. o,sscS Smith, Norwich
BELOW.
sssp wS.angiSn I whe from SsSPocl A1s a. ~
' 4 chip liz, With Durham DImOns signal.
SAILED.
Steamships Atlantic IverpoOl Black warrior Havana and
jamestown, Norfolk, &c.
xytrdN urfp fhad av
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Fires In New York,


FIRE IN THIRTY-sIxTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF A
PACKING BOX MANUFAcTORY-OHE MAN KILLED
AND oSK DANGEROUSLY INJURED.
About balfpast two O'Clock Saturday afternoon, a
fire broke out the third floor Of the factory building
Nos 23 and 2i6 West Thirty sixth street. The neighbor
hood startled by explosion the premises of DR.
j. Goldmark in the part Of the third foor used
the manufacture Of percussion caps and almost instantly
the whole building wrapt in flames The explosion
blew the side walls and partly unrooied the building
workman named Adolf Henerman in the employ of DR..
Goldmark, either killed by the explosion was
burnt TO death in the building he has not been
since the fire. 1t utterly impossible for him to
cape He a single man, and about rs years of age.
John Haberlne in the employ Of Christian Koch
er who at work the second floor directly under
the explosion was so badly injured that he is not
pected to He was taken TO the New York Hos
pital The alarm soon brought the fremen the
ground but Notwithstanding their exertions, the fire
gether with frame building adjoining Dr. Goldmark's
will be about 81, 600 no insurance
Inc building was owned 1y lanes ann S VINO 40
81 500 in the Hamilton Insurance Company Christian
Koehler occupied the basement first floor and part Of
the second focr ~ packing box mandatory. His
whole stock and machinery was destroyed loss about
s85OO insured for 81 in the St. Nichaas Insurance
Company Part Of the second floor was occupied by Mr.
Rhode as machine shop. His stock is all destroyed;
loss about $500; insurance The flames extended 10
the frame building 2iI West Thirty sixth street owned
81 coo, and fully insured The hrst floor was occupied
by Coz nelius Bait grocery; his loss will probably
to $500 he is insured for $500 In the Williams
burg City Insurance Company. The upper part OF the
building was occupied by four poor families, who have
lost ali their furniture, and insurance slaughter
house and stables, 200 West Thirty sixth street. owned
by +. NJ SLIDER, fire several times, but by the
exertons Of the 6remen was saved. The damage done
will probably be about $780, insured for $500 in the North
River Insurance Company The flames extended to long
range Of i've buildings the Of lots Nos 2o2 204
FOG, 208 and 40 Wet Thirty seventh street,
owned and occupied by Alfred T. Scrrell as the New
York moulding planning mill, but by the indelatgable
exertops OF the remen 1t saved. The loss to the
building will be about $780, Insured for $1,000 In the
Beekman Insurance Company The damage to the stock
will be about $500. No insurance.
The ground which the factory stood is leased pro
perry and owned by the Green street Methodist church
II was formerly grave yard Directly under the ruins
OF the part Of the building vault containing the
bones of upwards OF three hundred bodies.
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onyH wAPp-ruTy FIRST coUNC il. DISTRICT.
Vlia ,necng of delegates Of s rinv mrs, Council
District, held The Twsneh wsrd llosS Tenth on
rrnasa, nemocratic Committee ut " mmany Hall James
waiace Ir was unanimously nog mated rs the regular
ward. - s.. nssiDh ~ kennedy, Chairman.
~ CONVENTION Sn rrrnpa
.,esr CorrrIL DISTRICT, Twenty I'm wAe--CentlemenA
being rencnnated 70 represew Inc district for another year.
mist N The same Tune NEST respectfully decline 70 accept "
reasons OF private and usiness nature prompt me " tn
adoption OF this course endeavorcd 70 the bts m
ability discharge The ties az the trust reposed In With
honesty and mpa ha and viii ever be " me asogrce ~
pride and sasacuoh consider renonnauon e w
proof oi yonr apIr al ~ my conduct while your
JAMES wALltOF "
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NEWS FROM TIE SOUTH PACIFIC.
Byway Of Panama we have news from the South r.
c ao Gated al Valparaiso on 18th OF August

by way OF Panama we nave news from tne S00th Ia
c nc, Gated al Valparaiso on 18th OF August
CHILE.
fFrom The Mercurio, Of Valparaiso, August rs.
Tbs fortnight has been scanty 10 events likely 10 clam
The foreign readers attention We enjoy unatertd
The result Of The last elections which announced 10
former reviews once known, nobody has bestowed
another thought on the subject and ST. Montt reinstsl
ment " awaited ordinary event Of political life
modification In the Cabinet has been rumoyed
ana then but 70 the present moment believe this
y rather the Manifestation o. desire than the symptom
OF q really.
s In the last sessions Of Congress- ba 70 remarked
tendency 10 discuss some Of the submitted by
government 70 the confederation OF tha legislative Cham
bsrs. 10 the Chamber Of Representatives debate arose
project presented by the Minister Of Finance for
arantsng the Executive, during four years pover 70
ALLEVIATE lands belonging 10 t1e state the plea that
some Of them afforded 10 the treasury The
House hesitated before awarding this vote Of unlimited
confidence, and parties were equally balanced that
the subject VS. remanded for further consideration
The society for Pubic Instruction whose installation
we noticed IN our former review, has commenced its
beueacent task with ardor worthy Of tie proposed
object
Two amateur concerts are preparing, one in santiago
epd smother ~ VALPARAISO the proceeds 70 be applied 70
chs able purposes.
Tho ministers have not yet presented their annual
ssateneu 70 Congress and for statistical data
from sh.e fcal cosunvnts 20 ascertain the material
ttrf + mtte BY the repabac during tho last civil
J.. -,a.. Las ossa extremely raYHsbls 10 ,sricuI-
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ture and crops promise 10 be satisfactory Tie works
the Santiago and Valparaiso railroad are actively
carried en- ON the Southern line slight drawback has
occurred Mr. Cheyalier entrusted with the direction
and management works presented his resignation,
which has been admitted by the Board Of Directors the
causes of this event not known
The Society OF the Future OF Families continues pros
pering. The subscriptions during the month or July
amounted s229 e75 which sum, Joined 10 the 81 225 295
received in former months make total OF 81 210 for
$50 placers
the movement in the mint during las, month has been
follows:
~ yer coined during July. 900
Bullion process at the end OF do ......... 5ts, 600
BuuioH on nano ......... ............,.... IoioVu
Advanced on bullion during said m ,nth. .... 10000
Paw ment received for advances ........... s5,l65
Bills issued ............... ................. 90c0
1t only remains for notice the set adoat
within the republic, and also In the neghborng countries
concerning the organization Of expedition TO act
against Peru. appears that attempts made TO
enlist men in the south with that object has
been surmised. Government took measures beforehand
10 prevent the undertaking and all fears in this respect
have vanished,
The Valparaiso markets are mpro wing.
PERU.
The only item or news OF much importance Is the
OF attempt overthrow the President OF Peru
The leaders OF the movement General Castillo and
Lieutenant Yungay The affair lasted about fifteen hours
during which Tune some thirty pers killed,
great deal Of plundering DONE and the result
The overthrow Of the insurgents
In Bolivia, the yellow fever raging throughout
several districts.
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BAILooNrNg.-Mr. Wise the veteran eronaut,
made fne ascsnsion 10 he balloon Youpg snerfca
Dom The fair grounds at 81 Joaus8ury. Vermont IN
Thursday afternoon.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.


ALxArAu FoR HEw Yosx-rHrs DAT.
.............. 1858 NOON SETS
40 HIGH WAITE. 0i
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Arrival OF Treasure and Mail Matter ut Pa
nama-Steam Communication with Eng
Iand-Political Agitation on the Isthmus-
Organization OF the Legislature-The Pre-
sldential Election.
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ApERFUmED RREarH

Whatlady or gentleman would remain under the
of dsagreeable breath when by using the Balm
of u Thousand Flowers" as dentfrice would not only
render it Get but leave the teeth white slabaser?
Many persons do not know their breath is bad and the
subject delicate their friends will mention it.
Pour a single drop Of the Balm your toothbrush
and wash the teeth night and morning. fifty cent bot
tie will last Year.
BEAUTIFUL CoMPLExIoS may easily be acquired by
using the Balm of Thousand Flowers" II will
tan, pimples and freckes from the skin. leaving
IL of soft and hue. Weta towel, pour
or three drops and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Me ct your shaving brush in
either warm or cold water. pour two three drops
of Balm of Thousand Flowers !" rub the beard we'll
and it will max beautiful soft ather much facilitating
the operation of shaving. Price only Fifty Cents.
FErRIDsE & Co., proprietors.
KELLER, FARNSLEY & CO.
ap5 lyd&w Agents for Evansville.
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CANDIDATES.

Mr.. EpTToRi-Plesse announce the name Of JAMES d.
SAUND candidate for County Surveyor the
suing October election. sepl3.
Ma. EDToR:-Please the name of ALEXAN-
DER MADDUX a canpidats re election to the office
of County Commissioner. sep4s
E5- We authorised to the name Of SAMUEL
KIREPATRICR candidate for the sfhcs of County
Commissioner at the ensuing October election. aug20
Nh. SASDERs;-You will please Announce my .
candidate for the oce of County Treasurer the ensuing
October election. US JOHN GREEK. :
Ma SANDEEs-Sir: You will please announce my name
candidate the office of County Recorder
at the ensuing election. my29 VIM. II. CHANDLER.
Mr. sASDERs:-Please my name candidate
Becorder of Yauderburgh County the ensuing Fall
election subject the decision Democratic
tom. my27 JOHN FARRELL.
A. II. SANDERS ESQ Please announce m name a
didsts office Clerk yandsrbus Circuit
at the ensuing October election.
myl74 LOUIS RICHTER.
EDITOR JoURSALI candidate for the osce Sheriff
of VanderburgA county ut the ensuing Ocobereleeton
my i2-te WIN. HOLDEN.
EI- We authorized to the of CHRIS
TIAN BIPPUS a candidate for recollection County
Recorder at the October election. sep2
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~ The last auction sale ofthe fe N remain
ing lots in Haubstadt comes off this afternoon.
The accession of interest secured at Cincinnati
the number Of persons interested there, many
of whom are now here for the purpose of at
tending the sale, and the general interest in
Haubstadt wherever it is known, renders it
probable that to-day will close out all the re-
naming lots.
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P. GLEICHMANN VS.. UNKNOWN HEIRS OF
MoLFRA N--sae 4th day of October of art % he
Or OF sec 81 in hip south range 10 west In the
II 5-iUo acres
VIM. W slime VS.. MARSHAL KEY JR.-Sale on the
4h day of October Of lot Lam&seo City
CT; KILLER vs. wM. G. ADLERsBERG Sale on
the 5Oth day OF SEPT OF the No Z.
township south west. Yanderburgh
WIN W. STONE EFT AL VS.. C. BELL.-sale on 22d day
of Sept of Drugs Medicines Oils Paints Ssufs Glass
ware. Wines. Brandies, and other liquors
H; D: ALLIs and HoWES VS.. MARY sCEELs Sale
the 30th day of Sept Of the No.
township s. range 10 west Vandcrburgh county.
JOHN A: REITZ EFT Al VS.. j. P. HENDERSON Sale
the I'D day Sept of leashold
in Lamsseo City; said lsssehold running July "a 1857
JOHN 5. HOP vs.. THos BUTLER Sale Aug 80.
oflot 40 in the Donation of city
lots and block Is. Fourth Enlargement adjoining city
of Evansville.
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Or The Evansville Journal says that in a
speech made by Judge Law, in Lamasco, a
few days ago, he said {" If Col. Fremont is
elected, the Union will be disseiyed in twenty
four hours Z" The Journal is, perhaps, the
strongest Fillmore paper. in. this State. yet
Mr.. Sanders, its editor, says, he is !" sick of
hearing this eternal demagogue twaddle about
Sisu,,ion following as a direct result Of the
election of either of the candidates now before
the people.'-[ T'erre Raute Ia. s3f
Weceftainiy have not the slightest thought
that the Union viii be dissolved by the cleo
ton of either Fremont or Buchanan. We
know Buchanan men charge that if Fremont
is elected the Union will be dissolved, and
some even say if Fillmore is elected the Un-
ion will be dissolyed-but this is all nonsense.
At the same time the followers Of, Buchanan
are endeavoring to Tighten weak-hearted citi-
Gems in this manner here in Indiana, they are
probably not aware that in portions of the
South, the Buchananites are urging the cleo
ton Of Buchanan because that will assist in
bringing about dissolution sooner than if FIJI
more were elected. Probably our Democratic
friends would like to have few docanleats on
that subject. We have them.
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HELP FOR THE KANSAS sUFFERERs.
WHEREAS Kansas from Indiana and
other portions the West have been driven from theiI
robbed of their property and now left in the
most destitute and piabe Therefore fol
the purpose of contributing relief of these suffer
ing the people Of Evanville requested
20 meet at CRESCENT City HALL
Monday Evening, September 18Th,
consider ought adopted in aid Of the suf
ferers The Ladies espec ally invited attend.
WILLARD CARPENTER, W. M ELLIOTT,
J. c.. JEWELL, WEN. REILLY.
g, W. RkJHBoSE, CHRISTIAN DECKER,
LEHoKE. GEORGE HOIFILN,
VIM BAKER RoRERT BARNES,
II BAKEH.t
sepI3-2t 49,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-15

A WORD LADIEs.-In recommending to your use
Dr. Hosteter celebrated stomach Bitters is but JUS
state that stmuant the system in mparting
and vgor preparatory periodical stages which
times attended with much pain and trouble know
preparation happily adated to all conse
for Cramps the Ston ach Cholera
Morbus all ailments arising Indulgence in the
vegetables ice 1t is certain and al
remedy and family should be without
it. Directions the bottle Sold by druggists and
dealers generally. HALLOCK & STODDARD.-
sepII-dkw WOOLSEY & SAWYER
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ALL FOR FILLMoRE!-A little Fillmore
youngster out at Stringtown, and an Irish lad
at that, a few days ago circulated among the
boys of the village and polled them. Out OF
thirty two boys, there were only two for Bu-
chanan, the rest being for Fillmore to man.
That's the way the boys go. The ladies are
nearly all for Fillmore. and what is quite as
good, the men are becoming SO too.
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EVANSVILLE LIBRARY ROOFS.
Aepism per 10Th. is

HeptsHlpef IUth 100.
At meeting Of the Directors of The Association. it
that call three dollars s) share and the
contribution of ts f each snber for the cur
rent year. commencing August 0th at be soeeed sneh
call and contribution beihg from and after this date
R-Pay samI Bayard. ED. Treasurer Of the State
Bank By order. GEO. FOSTER, Recording See'y..
Enquirer copy. sepll-ZT
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GrWe thank friend for a large package
sfNew York, Buffalo and Cleveland papers
shead fthe mail. i Our friends are certainly
very Kind to as, and We owe them many
thanks,
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EVANSVILLE LIBRARY Rooms.
September 10th. 1855


At meeting Of the ofthe Association
dered padup share of Stock in
FUN may pay up share fall during the present
year. authorized give another lady
the use of the Library years by annual certificate.
By order GEO. FOSTER, Recording sec'y.
Enquirer copy. sepll-2w
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g REMovAL.---Mr. S. Meyers has removed his
Wholesale liquor and cigar house to the new
building on the corner of Main and Water
streets, where he has ample room for large
stock Of, goods. Country dealers will find
everything fin the way of liquors. cigars, &C.,
at this establishment. We refer to their .ad-
Yertisements. a E. fas esiEaE -sasas- ssf,s y
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Or Add. Sanders, editor Of the Evansville

o. Add. Sanders, editor of the Evansville
Journal, has an apology in his paper of last
Wednesday, saying, that Clubs for the Week
ly journal have crowded in so fast since the
outside Of the Weekly was worked, that he is
unable to supply his subscribers with this
weeks paper, although. he has largely increas-
ed the regular edition, But Add is ready for
this. as well any other emergencies he
sends his subscribers only half sheet-con-
si1ering half loaf better than..no bread. But
he says, "rattle in the Clubs that this shall
not be the case again, unless the hundreds
now coming in shall be increased to thousands.
This is good sign for Southern Indiana
Keep the bali moving. IS ..s.aE
sa [ 1srve Hapte Onion.
That same ball is moviag-aHd it is rolling
right over Old Line Democracy. We are
happy to say that clubs are still coming in,
and we are not sure now but we shall have to
serve out more half sheets this week. is5s.4
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

lUnder head viii always be found correct s.aemen
Oft Sherns Sales. including of parties prePer
and time o. ssles.1
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Daily Freight Trains leave Evansville Terro-aute
20 a NJ, on which local passengers IN he taken s
~ For any information through Tickets apply
Conpanys transportation Once head Of
ansvil1e. ief4 j n DANIEI.S $50
Princeton Clarion and Henserson Patriet take en- e.h,
adv. COW 800. '~-S $500