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49, coon ADVICE ABOUT 80

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E~-s3 PlANOSi-MUsIC ~ HOUsE''- SsSsezSztsi
loisr Without Music l. Ike Nursery without Y I VI
Children 'cnt gloomy and dsolate n, harmonic
e eaid suggested everywhere nature and only sbt
o me % and souls u those who treason
50 young sdie' Insist upon Papa hayng
faho rom T. NASH, o Petersburg although may lot
sence, on u. - W 49,
The above good sdvice Won can AWAY, hnd about a. ,
Pianos 1t The lowest prices With all the styles
PanoroTs wsroOm 50 Sycamore corner Of Bank rv peters,
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THE WHITE Lp,.,n srn,scs ron

n fONARb'S INSTANT KELIEF.-This celebrates
l. medicine fer oroups, Colds, &c for sale by
"a PURCELL, LADn Co,
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LAW, POLITICS, a &.

IA w, POLITIC &C
". ANDOilPfE has just published for free e,re,,.
- lAton Catalogue Of 500 VOLUMES Of BOOKS ON piI
ues' rouea Economy and Political History which are
LAW BOOKS mes aud second hand Modem u b,
printed early ia October Catalogue Books on AMERICAS
hi-tOth Novels, A. which Will incude, MnI-tt
ploneAohs over 1000 NOtt Va some Of
- " ~ W "'-" OF
October 18th, will be printed Catalogue Of 1000 .esr and
sAlasbis boofs embracing b.
~ou,e ~ The works have Cat o Mss
~ Madison, Byrd OF Mesuyer Artbnr
lni other diingushed The binding aud pr Of
zach book will be given ..sl
IL zen, BALDWIN & co., ask the attention of th.r
numerous ifenis aud the public. their
s'oeA OF fALL AND WINTER CLOTHING GrntIsuian Pur
Hsiig Good, eNhIhtion
rnent embraces AL the choice
1hn ih The country and having
NJ" i"r< market st all
tAsy snh durable manner for which Clothing
m 'c secoHd story Of house. prepared with good
stock for the WHoLEsAlE TRADE der great iniucr
unequA,d facilities aud full determination TO 90 ISId ~
Pedge ourselves 10 make 1t your interest bay Of
"a, nErt', D%LnwIN & 90
nILACkSuIrHS' TOOLS.-wro oder for sale a full a.,
. sorni-hi OF blAeksm,Ihs Tools, part Of
"Armtagr-" patent au Anvil.
luh It's to sou To-. zach
"wrghts" patent solid box, eott-rkry aud plain Vices
NArrantst Below, p O 3
sl,dsv, hand aud hors sLJvny hammer.
stocks aud De- aud Plates all size
farrirrs' Knives aud Hulss
g harden" horse And male shoes, all sizes
"GShI's g.gfias horseshoe Ma I and
" haici'rT's fie- aud R4sIs Taugs, Sc &c
q j sISTo% = IN ''0
ssh OF ue circular saw IL Msin st
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CHHsrNRynD. 10Th,
MsEs DOVE co-Havlng tried Your valuable Medicine In
very aggravated ca.r take this method Informing YOU M.
a1.h o. '.. July one OF my had rising on one
her continued davto a.,
that portion OF her foot tried all the u..I f.
remedies such rollcrs. sav-s without sny feet when ,y
mmy trtcds advised and ms
great surprise applying tc tow time, II A. en-
,rry hralr gives great pleasure you Of IT, Tor the
Iii "''''s' Respectfully,
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FRENCH AND ENGLISH ACADEMY.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
les AoHHneEf STREET, l,f.reea Park aad Ho,oara
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
a DtsPOMMiKES. Of he
VA aud Madame DESPOMMIERs Principals.
The duties Of this Instatou resumed on Monday M stI
Of September. ~ ~
CIRCULAR With references, pupils three
yeAIs and All nreessary particulars be
70 'he Principals a1i2-Staw2m
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The Hannah More Academy,
WILMIN GTON, DELAWA Il T..

rUNHE sEHyICEs Of pxOF. v.VAICF, n. I'm.
inent french Auh1 aud Teacher engaged a.
dent Professor of French The climate wlansn
bly, h~shhy The Nnrr IL
higher latitude he Academy barge and y-nti
lated and -armedsy three Sickness Is Tsr.
s pupils the he ,ltl sEi regular
"a Ne open air. Anu sy playing la the Bowling ally
Vie hoas- honugh and finished can be .raurd
Muse Drawing. Oh ntnx, Needle Eh latin Ger
man span. among the branches af French mad
one 81 the daily fudi-s vthout charge
TGsss ESQ., -, tit1 session Of i've moath, r R.,.
ruitou a Engi.h french - ~ -""
REFERENCES:
DIR X Wosd. Dover Nils hear Va. 4 N
t-q rresr iron works: v. Hnlard Ea Hnn. rI,o, X
sexx-in -
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q. y. BIRRI SS.S SCHOOL.
EASEMENT OF THE UNIVERSALIsT CHURCH, MAYO STREET
Hh thirteenth Session o. this School will commence the i5
- instant, and eloss The ifth July next
For English Studies without Elementary Latin ~
F0r Classics and Ntthematics.. ~
Modern language and Drawing a. The usual rates
Nj b. un b. aidei by Mr. Batar who for the Last 10
Academy. wv ~
H. the solicitation Of friends lsif.I number Of small
boys Ia the elementary English branches viii b, admitted Al Nv
dolifrs "a IL,
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II .hNtbBt hG tOILEGE.-The second annu.i session
smhcr next u expected that, ~ time ne Cols,
Building erection ready for oerupsrv
TIE location 81 the ln-tuu snd
Is Of The eligible south and IN. = urs- "a ~
suction thorough he county In "a
dou 20 complete Classical Scientific eours. ~ g,or, =,
s Coesc have established school Of nsroeton I'M.
orsnches ~ practical Engineering sud Architecture.
The College b. already furnished
Esn Appsr.iu. adapted 10 iun illustration drpartmen
ShemistIy Mathematics and Natural Philosophy Litrsy Of
sa' orks has also been recently purchased rhch ronsi
e.ee sdduons vl b. mad during IN coming Collegiate ysa
ne Young men Whcse Parents b. Or.
sanfd INTO Military cogs having Ne anioru pee
er Aengs Session Of ont TN
egs'e Department. ttn The Preparatory Board o. Der
sashns " - per mont ui and st siq pr
Catazuss Of he Institution D. addressing Rev
sauua X Gov, President, Lyncihurg, Va.
FACULTY.
scignce, and Of Htiss fsttfts
Nv
LvorEeus NArs~s 4 Professor ~ Latin Lsnsu.s. ssd
Litfrafrrr.
Jsuz MrEfss Graduate ofy. Ias,ute Po,,.,f Of NAN
enatirs and Natural Science school of r.sus
rtnrEi HhHLAsu. a NJ Professor 81 Cnasfiut ORAL LIZ
y htEaH'HHk " D Pofessar ~ Anafa
''"s-.-
". G. LiFsolss. 4. N Principal n Ofsnu.ar school
iu2o--dAciu
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- H. TAYLOR would remind his friends and The .s,
- public generally that his ssc-<tFH
sTnor street, where be found PIANO TORTEs
hELODkONS, GUIrAKs, NfOtlNs, FLUTES, andJ ~ III
AVCORDEONs Of the best quality and prices Hr
sc agent "a us city Tor The sale u the celebrated Num-
70 which are not surpassed b other Makers and equAed
DIT hy lev. Also, Gale A Co.'S superior Pianos.
" Guitar and Violin STRINGS Of the best quality.
He las thc largest sck Of MUSIC and
constantly receiving The latest publications, uhch
vhere.
~ Psnccs tuned, repaired, and let on hire
W Oh Pianos taken IN part pay for n ones.
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NEW FALL GOODS.
W.. haze ~ N .is,. a., EEi :, ", aud - day,
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
Ne have offered consisting Of the following 10
shir.ing.. shve,lnr. nanu-l.. Blankets. sauine..
feld Cloths k-Iseys, Ln.,ys
G , .e c.,.n r.Ss P P. vNsPsia Diapers
French and Eugsh Merino.
The i,' s ere particularly invited to examine
D' S' irou' CAV cents yard to IN, hnr-' f1o,ced
PLAID yal-ncia., vAl.ne. Robes. Wool Plaid.
n p ar, o Dy,.,ns. Ores aud Cloak Trimming.
Cloth, Tor cioak. all color.
I.Is- Of Collars in Lae- Muslin .na c.n,sre
Rich Lace, Cambria and Book sets
Al loo for cas or To prompt customers
NE AZ NO f a. s.sl. G :cs.sf
I1IAiS N'1 st Gro ~, n'Rhia: 1870
Black 6roeade aud striped six
B.ef aud aie cS S9Sid ; Iis A Sisa
Do do silS Robe.
Plain black and eol"red DvLAines
p DO DO d" French Herno
Mi-sss' MOuseane Robes
BLACK snd eolOr,d silk velse,
Paid and plain wool shA~l'
ss.h and bonnet Ribbons
I'D six and buckskn Gloves
Nd and buekskin Ia untl-ts
SIX, cotton ami worsied
Lace aud muslin Curtains
Marssir-s aud dimity Quilts
Table and piano Covers
Linen and cotton sheeing
Pillow Linen and Cotton
Reached aud brown table Cloths
DAmAsk Napkins and DOYLE.
Every description d ToEvlinF. &C.
sss PARKER NIMNO 4 CO.
k1NunafUEDEssIrS.-
IL Embroidered Grape DR.,
French wrought Cacbric a Muslin Robe,
Infants fTock Waists
Muslin and CAHibTc flouncngs
Do DO Edsins. .nd Inssr,i,s.
Do Coi.rs sud $50.
Thread aud NAleneienues HABITS aud sleeve,
EmbTolderei Caps
Do Handkerchief
BLOND Lace BsrtlAs
Thread and Nsilenciennss Laces
Meci,ln and Brussels do
Embroidered swiss Muslin, &C.
PARKER. NIMNo A CO
y 1ag E.gi-
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uoLLOwA y,s oINTuENT Avn

- flLLS-WIAT ARK THEIR CREDENTIA g-Tb-v
are approved ~ the most enlightened Eivenuuns ~
we highest es authority declared nfne BIZ recovered
va All diseases Of the skin stands screive organs
go ~ we nanuac'ore No 80 Maiden Lane York aud No.
pot or boz. N' - .a1j " w
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SASH, BLINDS AND DOORS
UNhs undersigned tugsgsd ~ the manufacture o. sash
- bluds and Doors u The best quaIy mai AMI
vorsm,n'hp a. low grcs' orders rsPectfly solicited sod
promptly executed Persons ordering sash, or doors
from me ~ mail, assured % geiug good uorE
- moderate prices and pruWpt attention ordered
IN person. Chasing done quality Of g,ss
Used uat b designated a. 10 Nv
", sud b. 10 Sah Fr--siso, Blinds Tsetox
fnd building shove uaxais Mills, Richmond, Va
autb IsAAC 4 Nrpcrp
LYON HENT.-Three sxceen; Rooms suited sr IL Oa.,.
or Lodging Roums IN The Whs Building Prompt appiicsin
w secure ufn favorable
apply ~ Hhig once se2l-u
NEW FALL GOODS.-whoicsse Merchants nov IN th-
eyEe most repeatedly INVITED call and ssock
sde. dss, foods Woen Carpets, Rags Rs ac essh only
~ reauccd prices chs A. 0WATEIN,
se2o Opposite ESehsnss BanE, Rlci rnond. VI.
iSsiA uELrs, AMI unNEX HEITS FOH
:. - "sfsilrrs, Tor sale by hkADk BAHgH Chemists,
-" $50 " W CORNER Of Man aud 10Th
No ANpe Potomac ANDuaIIFAN nFR.
~ hnF' ior sale ~ WONhtF CLAIBORNE
Wv No n,Peafi street
n N0sIsE'-ia am IN rece,p, Of N, IAN fashion Of =
s, ~ Sr!, 70 Ssieh uos' respectfully invite the -
s1is JOHN THOMPSON.
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LAW tlRDS.

~: a. %. tAHWsNGTO>, ATTORNEYS At law
s practice an - Of
fFsnkhn ssd H.li.s. ~ ''''~''s
Address. PatsJlssni. Court Hoa.., Va. ~l9-lx
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-26
Santa Fe Nail Arrived.
INDEPENDENCE, Mo.

INDEPENDENCE Mo. Feb, %.
The Santa Fe mail of Dec. under charge of
Mr.. Bramley, reached here yesterday from the
valley. The party, six in number, came in
on pack mules, having met with much oh
struction from snow, the average depth Of
Which was from two to three feet except in
The mountains where the drifts were in places
from 10 to Is feet. in consequence Of the pre-
vailing winds from the North west, the party
did not suffer so much coming this direction
as they would had their travel been IN Wes-
ternly direction. On the 1stof January the
party reached fort Laramie, and then about the
c'ose of the moath, folt Kearney. From laramie
Mr.. John Tut accompanied them to the
States. He lost on the way two mules and
horse, and suffered much from the effects Of
OF snow upon his eyes. He will probably re-
cover from this soon. At each of the forts, lit
tie is doing other than protecting the property
of the Government. 1t was so cold that the
soldiers upon guard were frosted although upon
duty but half an hour at time. From present
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-26
OBJ DAILY JOurnal
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
German Circulating Library.

We are gratified to perceive that Mr.. Morris
Mcilsch has purchased and properly shelved in
his store, o library of a thousand or fifteen
hundred standard works in German, which he
designs as a Circulating Library. These works,
we are informed, comprise the choicest selec-
tions of German literature. with German trans
lations of our most popular English and Amer
lean authors Among these latter are transla-
tons Of the best English novels. The works
are uniformly bound, and now ready for the
immediate use of those who subscribe. For a
small sum per month, our German population
can have free access to this library, drawing
books frequehtly as they please. The more
intelligent Germans Of this city, have long
felt the necessity Of public library of books
intteir own language. The enterprise of Mr..
M. has supplied this desideratum, and we hope
his countrymen will lend him cordial sup
port.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-26

Steamer South America Sunk!

We regret to announce the sinking of the
South America One of her pilots was here
yesterday, and indirectly from him we learned
the particulars. She had been laid up some
time at West Franklin, twenty miles below
here. Last Sunday night about s O'Clock, the
ice stove in her starboard side opposite the
hatch, and she at once commenced sinking, Ca
reening toward the river Capt. Greenlee put
his force at work, and with the aid Of the
crews of other steamers close by, saved nearly
all the freight on the upper deck. She now
lies badly careeneI, with her larboard guard
just out of water, and her starboard guard four
feet below the surface. The South America
was from New Orleans bound for Cincinnati,
loaded principally with sugar, molasses and
coffee. Her hold was filled principally with
molases and sugar She had about 500 tons
on board altogether, for points above, including
Cincinnati. AS the principal part of her freight
is sugar the loss will be heavy. If the river
continues rising the steamer will prove a total
loss She evidently now lies on the ice. 1t
is supposed her hull is ripped open to the
wheel. We learn she was half insured at a
Pittsburgh office.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-26

OTThe Monarch, lying at West Franklin
was crowded on shore by the ice last Sunday
night, and made to leak very badly, but was
saved. We have heard of no injury to any of
the other boats in that vicinity except the South
America, mentioned in another paragraph
The Florida is reported as lying in perilous
position.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-26

0TI7he Tecumseh came down to cur wharf
yesterday morning, and laid there till four
O'Clock when she started up the river, bound
for Cincinnati. We hope she will meet with
no accident. She has laid here long enough
to hereafter be known and recognized as an old
acquaintance.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-26

DRY GOODS AT AUcToN-Messrs. Colbqrn
& Hershberger will close up their stock Of Dry
Goods at auction this morning, sale common
cling at 10 o'clock. The ladies will find that
there are good many useful and ornamental
articles left of this stock, and there will be a
chance for bargains. Recollect the hour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-26

CFThe Hooser State No. 2, horse fer. y
boat, was torn away from her quarters across
the river, Sunday evening. She foated down
to the point, where she brought up in a sinking
condition on the point of the bar. Her Office,
cabin and social hall, all included in one little
room, the size of a big CHECKER coop, were float
ed off When last seen it was flo ting by West
Franklin on a big cake of ice. The Steamboat
men thought it the pilot no Use of steamer,
and wondered vastly what boat had been
wrecked. The furniture, consisting ola badly
whitfield bench and three-legged stool, were
totally lost.
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NV YnpKr Fnh %

NV YORK; Feb. %
Flourless qury and market less buoydnt sales Of
$500 bbls at 1891 % for common to extra State mix
ed TO choce Michigan so to l2t for fancy and low
grades. Low grades extra Michigan, Indiana, Illinois,
Wisconsin and Ohio 81 1899 rs for Canadian. Rye
-four and corn meal quiet. Wheat market dull and
unsettled and small sale of prime Red Western was
made ut -! Rye is selling at 70 l2 to IS forsoutA-
ern and l6Gl is for Northern. Com mark ct shade
dmer, sales of 3.0OO bushels at 7eG7?c for new and
old Oats duH 1t yesterday! prices. Pork heavy and
dropping sales of 300 bbs 10 and 10 sc for PRIME
ef heavy. Bacon duh and dropping. Lard lower,
sales of 100 b5l at losQuAc. Whisky dull sales are
at 20 Ice.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-26

01-On the outside, instead of our usual
miscellaneous matter, we give the proceedings
of the Pittsburgh Republican Convention, as
brought by telegraph to the Cincinnati papers.
Horace Greedy and other notables were pres
ent, and taking the lead, so that it may well
be conceived the shading Of the body and its
proceedings was very dark.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-26

SOMETHING FOR THE I,ADIEsl-Mr. Meilsch
has Just received at his Bazaar by express, a
large lot Of willow ware, comprising great
variety ofwork- baskets, elegant sewing stands,
snd almost little Of every thing in the fancy
willow line The ladies should examine these
articles before the choicest things are gone, as
they will find many nice article actually ne
cessary for their happiness in this life!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-26

~ The T. c. Twichell got up steam yes
terday morning, and started down the river at
10 O'Clock from her position in the bend, with
out stopping at our wharf We fear her off
GERS were glad to get away, politely as they
have been treated!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-26

0EFThe David Gibson was at our wharf
early yesterday morning-the first boat. She
laid here till the middle of the afternoon tax
ing on freight, when she started for Rockport
where she has freight engagement.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-26

0-We give additional reports Of the Pitts
burgh Republican Convention in our telegraph
columns, closing the Fair
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Flour Gull and declining, sales OF $500 bbls at s for
Straight State, SIS for Ohio and IS 81 for Southern
There is nothing dong in wheat Corn declined sales
l6 bushels at 7Jc fDr mixed. Mess Pork improving
sales Of 7O0 bbls at IS e.. Beefdull. Lard firm ws
Ky Vanced, sales. of 900 bbls at 391s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-26

.0ETMiller has again been tried at Vincennes
for the killing of man on election day at that
place. This time he was held to bail in the
sum of $4,000, which was at once given.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE
:9GEs> :x96SA
p Es-aIN =.
HA141FAY, Feb. 2 J

Cunard steamer 4Etna, from Havre bound
for New York. put in here short of coal at six
O'Clock this afternoon. She had very rough
weather. Brings Paris and Hayre papers to
the 9TH inst, but no English papers and no
news of the Pacific. The contents Of the
FRENCH papers are unimportant.
The H1tna left Ha7re 8 days after the Cana
da left Liverpool. The next steamer to arrive
is the Atlantic, which was to have left Liver
pool on the 9th, one day later than the Etna
left Havre. If she left on the appointed day
she is now in her 18th day out-unusually
long passage. The Cunard steamer Asia was
to leave Liverpool on the 9th and is now in her
18th day out.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-26

0FBy dispatches it will be seen there has
been dreadfulloss of steamboats, at Cincinnati,
by the breaking up of the ice. The loss is es-
ti1nated at 100000.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-26
LOUISVILLE, Feb. %.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

baltimore, Feb. 25.
Foreign news unsettled the market; Howard STREET.
Hour held at SO -, no sales, buyers Offering So o.
Wheat declined, small sales 81 IS. yellow corn
54a55s.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-26

ItJOur paper to-day is literally crowded
with details of Conventions, meetings, &c
See telegraph column for foreign and other in
teresting news,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-26

O5Messrs Geo. w, Walker & Co, are now
prepared to do all kinds of house, sign and or
namental painting with neatness and despatch.
They are excellent workmcn, and intend giving
satisfaction if good work and promptness can
do it. See their advertisement.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-26

Cky-We learned lasteycning that boat loaded
with coal was destroyed by the ice at or near
Newburg yesterday morning.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-26

ora great deal of freight has accumulated
at our wharf but it will soon be on its way
south. There is an immense quantity of pro-
duce readyt to bring down by the railroad, and
still more on the Wabash, which will be sent
here for re-shipment. Evansville might sup
port line of big steamers this season.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-26
LIABILITIES.
Unsettled Claims for Losses and not dus.s l7d os2

The tua Insurance Company patrons very
satisfactory condition. o. large increase in Cash Assets
the further security Of their polci
the minimum market
some depre in same Thsy ara either
vessments yeilng moderate interest ana income The
which the Assets have
COLD AMHERST Besides this solidlty IN pany calls
attention strength ard security it derives
Agencies through its
a units phalanx of ExPEKIENcED UNDERwRI
fk.S which worked thirty ears
results and claimant for ossesaud
year with prestige
funess reached really NATIONAL
surance Corporation.
All business attended to with desp1tch and hdeIity.
jan30-tf ALLEN G. HALLoCk. Agent.
SOAP AND CAsnLEs-s bo,e. TalIox Candies; 10
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-26

indications the Spring freshets will be very
different from what they have been in past
years.
The news from Salt Lake is not ofmuch in
terest. We have later dates by the California
route.
LOUISVILLE, Feb 25.
T. B. Dent, druggist, was killed by a young
man named Clark. 1t is reported that Clark
acted in selEdefense, being pursued with a po-
kerr He gave himself up.
New York, Feb. %.
The ship Great Duke, from New Orleans
for Liverpool, lost at Milford Haven. Total
wreck. All hands drowned.
River News.
CAIRO, Feb. %.
No change has taken place in the river at
this point. Steamers Empress, Illinois, Avon
dale and VIM. Noble, arrived here to-day from
below. The Pennsylvania is expected to-
morrow and Eclipse on Monday.
Great Loss of Steamboats,
New YORK, Feb. 25.
Ice gave way Sunday at Cincinnati Steam
ers Grapeshot Yorktown, Flag, madonna, Al
berthe, Bridge City, Salem and Black Dia-
mond, total loss. j. B. Carson injured. Re
ported Wisconsin and Forest Queen lost be-
low Mil Creek. Loss two hundred thousand
dollars.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. %.
Licking river running out. Seven steam
and thirty fat-boats sunk Ice running here.
Four crafts torn from moorings and on rocksi
We presume this loss alIudes to Cincinnati
destruction of boats Ed JouR.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-26

ORA substantial looking wood boat, with
up-turned bow, foated by the city yesterday,
in a fold of ice Who owns it?
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-26

Flour quiet, sales at Sc 4e@Sj so. Whisky firm and
iugood demand, sales of go bbls 22c Provisions
quiet.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-26

01TThe river was rising yesterday, and ice
running heavily during the day.