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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-10
CO.PA1gTNElGSEaHP

THE undersigned have this day formed Co-paf no
II ship punler the style and aTn Of Ko FosrER d o
the ofa gensra Eorf1drdtHg and Cep-
zaissiqn Business and have erected for that purpose
rAry large and spacious Freproof Warehouses; on the
Waba 81 Id Erie Canal and corner of Loeustand Dun
nAh TT Scts AMI the Depot Of the Evansyiie and
[Etwfor lsvilie Railroads where they wiit haye apie
r6nm and convenient actes for storing all kinds Of
Produce and Merchandise. aa.5efag ~ -,
They wiIgive special care to etaer oy
River, Railroad Canal or Wagons, ana Wliltor"aru
promptly at the lowest rates -
They win give personal attention 70 the u -
sale of Produce Groceries in this market and soeI
J,cs flr the nurchase of Sugar aud Molasses the
.oast one arm will be in the South during the
Winter q Ell M o. 81. 49,
Taeyhope by unremitted ittenon to merit ana snare
he public patronage ~; Is0 " uoCrnp %
,,,a Ea5sesSee RHt Etst w. M. AIKMAN.
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SEVEN PERSONS -DRowSED.-The Rock Is-ls

lander of the 28th learns from a gentleman
just from Lyons, Iowa, that on last Monday
man with two horse wagon, in which, be-
sides himself there Were two women and
four children, attempted to cross the river
on the ice above Lyons, but the wagon broke
through, and all seven persons were drowned.
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rERMs OF SUBSCRIPTION
TO THn CITIZENS OF SOUTHERN. INDIANA
- REN NTlGKY AND ILLlNOIs. -

EAS DeSAu&DERS Civil Engineer, having taken mp his
abode In ths city Evansya would spectfuly
nounce to the the rarson of Indiana
Konteky and fnais prepared furnish Plans
Speoiaosons and Esma Of work Of any desert
Water WORKS Drainage oI
aud Railways Turn pike. Plank other Roads, the imr
proveneat Rivers for navig ltion purpo es etc.
Tessimoniafs ability T.. B. Wilson, Esq Chief I'm
Of the New Albany salem Railroads Judge Hughes
of Boeminuton Ind; George Dunn Bedford, Ind,
b. Wilson, @ ty Engineer of New Albany Ind and n y
Moore Esq ohie Engneer Of she r. l. and C. Ssra,gh'
Line Railr. ad. can be seen application nAzo ~
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TEN CENTS PER WEEK
2 NUMBER 2O8.
!. .'Iher tssis laay,-gaidEs ] aek, now farning to

Then this dy'-said Jack, now turning to
MARIA. -
'tis my cousin Maria, as you were told
this morning, only you wouldn't believe it,
said Melinda reproachfllly. .e>e
g Maria ibughed at the joke, having little.
affair of her own, and therefore not unwilling
to resign Jack to his owner. sts,.
- [NelS Fork WeeEly Ledger. e..
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AGRICULTURAL.


subscriber having received fresh supply Of Tpa
X mens is prepared furnish
on the most liberal terms consisting Of
Corn Urushers. ~ Threshing Machines, Sheers
Moving Machine. Corn Drills. Reapng Maehinss.
iPiows, all kinds, Fapning Mills, Harrows
Cutting Boxes. ~ OuitiYatorss Circular Saws
fOx Iokes, Meat Cutters, Log Chains,
!Axcsand Hoes. Trace Chains, Aupes' ShoVeis.
Ames' Spades. Days Shovel5. Lipipeott's Spades.
Lipncett's Grain Skovels Best Cast Steel Forks
eral assortment of Garden In piefnen e. A-f -F-ss
Send il orders for Threshng Machines the Supply
nhs THOMAS GRANT. Mainssrses.
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r,pNYRHr.sr SnRENsnN.

wHoLEsALE tLEEs ~ GROcEiEs AND II9UURs, uOHNEK
wArxs AND SITS. EVA ASSvILLE. ND
VMNHE have this day Tor
sparpose wholes ale Grocery and Liquor
Esviug suecseded the business OF Messrs AUS
owes purch their stock aud made additions to make
rompete aartment shall be able offer good bargain
FOR CASH any house in EEansFle or any elty IN ehe
West. 81 aAf sS n. q X -
D N.'ik-.ts~OE.
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suERwOOD HOUSE.

rTNHE subscriber has taken the above house. ana mas
entirely reftted and resurnshed 1t, ana Is prepared
to entertain the patrons of the house Satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable owned oy
Mr. Peter Burke, and has othorsesahdcar-
riages to LETT, .5ss4ssr.r raa see - tsse.
The stable large, clean and welllocated ana gooo
hostlersare in Particular tttennon
will be nd to the care horses left with him for Keep
ng and in all respects, the public Ia hnd the Sner
wood House good Hotel. Ijys-ul J. A. ny E6S.-
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- FALL CANIPAIGN =.
HARDM ARE AT WEAOLESALE.
81 A NEW AND VERY LARGE FALL sTot
CHAS. 6. WELLS.

- CHAS. S. WELLS, a-.s
NM HILsT returning for the
apprise ths ntdHior erahsnts
s j.
ery & a anR eoods oo wr
By him during depressed state Of the markets
and having 1R his orders for
sn se re figures
the Goods to cash or good time buy b
Traders. feeling assured that he can
Among the articles (almOss raOle) comprising hs
the Ho to the cOns
scodozen Pocket knives (f9lly assorteai -3 r.
l89s 9s 90 90 steoi saS'f sheaTs and Scissors;
oS @ re., ss spoonsros EaaSls ara and German r
50 dozen coffee Mills, all grades Inss
| a1o do Files and Rasps all kinds; y sz.l
g s6S dssen r. faaFfRs Bs,s Hiasss ss.oFsfi 5s:
sssss sssss fs5sr bssE soss8ans sinl
aS So % eaEEy and Horse Cards; heads,
Is DO s5s.iyards and Scale Beams;
DC Pa%p Pmes Cam Sapa Gnsf and Fisaqes; M
/ 5 oasef Japanned Tinwaree faIly S assorted.
whips and Lasbes Brushes dombs Needles spsossoos 81
sasT Eoas Via hans Deg trap Hinges Tea Ke
isarFeIs sad Tdrss and Gun trimmings,
carpenters andcOOpers Tools TinsRT ss's,
+ oet2 Main street "a door below Branch Bank
pots jsF;s and Rd.s stsas s
Macassar 1. Bahdolne Curling Finid Hair Gloss etc
lSiamnouing Water, Florda Eau de Goiogne
Lagendar Water verhena Eau Divine de Venet for
well impartng dellcate ro
e 10 the plexiou Extracts the
and 9th rs Tooth Powders aud Tooth Pastes Treas
Vic egair; Toilet and Intan
FoWar,Isi IN = saE5 q M: MIELsCH,
o. sag Firstsreet opposite POST off
- $& m n17 ~ ORR. DALZELL a. CO.
T. n T7-~7 EARHEEEkSs KHOTELs -s-.- sg-5
,aoa..xp or Ma RE EFT AND WALNUT STREETS.
Ia. .ssl EVANSVILLE, IND.
recently RENTED, and
Tor the aooo in IF either regular
are airy ana sn
hest the market an
ATOS " have iust added 10 tns eef I ~
IL yron Yard which IInVite the "a
- The country Every atten vii be PAID % nei1 s"Ao
se and to the safety Of theiz aattte-s ~ NosEJy
- ertns m Aetoss.aFTf5 g e #N Proprietor
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1V.TCu RKpAIRING.

rTNEE ,derened having commenced the above busn ess
in Evansville. Hatters himself with the hope .hat ms
and skill all desert ptions OF time ng
msehinery will rpen trial be found worthy the
the resilient o. city, but siss
.on,n~;snv the 'acircumambient vieinage. :,
His shop is Post Office where he can be 9un az
CFFICE Hours. myS 1g ~. =. oz1 80
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

GREAT INCREASE IN TIE MAMMOTH STUUA' AND
Lo! Still They Come! s7eis -
MrR Rstoek of Boots Shoes III complete. embfa
cling every variety of mems and boys youths ans
heavy aud light and misses coarse
and 6ns slippers made % ons
ordar and to stock is double the
sze Of any other city. have direct
with the largest and best in New
en- ire time an given the purchase and sale Oh
GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES; 1ss
And giving branch of our
il occupied making assorasnts st Gun oe
Pans hooks. Sausages Kat p anu
sible aho at without t-ahles ~,
Buy YOUR Shoes of Boot and shoe
Nations Of Notion and Dry Goods from Dry G0o0s
Houses city place for conp Try sto ,,r
-,a -ff@s + rst street. FosterBloek--
ANOFFEE bags prime for sale lev 70 = 20
~ nnv2s uI-o : -Z---- Z-
LUM sALT.-25oo bushels for ,so sale FySsTER co.
A nov2S GEO -FosI y " W.
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EsENFOV AE.

yWNHE uudersigned removed his Tailoring
men 20 second street immediately opposite the
b, teran Church. In the cfhce with Dr. wooo wnere ~
onId he al TO his old customers and gooay num-
her Of would be pleased to serve them VIII
ANYTHING line snch coats vests pants shirts
r etc ade to order shortest possible notice .
he would most
Continuance Of the the hands of iheraI
W. =. q. = s -
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CONDITION OF
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN,

HAREFUNU,. Il NUNN {. /,
- N-rv my .or~

- n =. JANUARY 1, 1856. n d u E-.-T"-11
As presented its Stockholders. and made out in p-
with State laws New York Ohio, Indiana naois
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LIABILITIES.
ranot a,a


ed n SITS oS2 ~
rs , oo-on.S1 ,sa patron, N. vry @
% n Gsa boz boz
mn e, s Ig sae: $50
giyng o. nd Ssah
o9 % sass 2 WHICH sas tR ss the
to the srsnSs m D
sRob has h'5sp for
Teto ~ 1855 WITH greater prestige
suraSss Sss sCo9 Sas e
IL O. K.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-10
FEOURING EEILL FON 81.

mn for sale his Fouring VIII IN the
@towp of GRANVILLE illinois, Almost everything cor nee
ted wi n the Mill is new-engne Buss hcltlng cloths &c
r re three run stones with everything IN excellent
order calculated do fine and profitable husi
There is also with the Mill two story
dwelling well arrsnged FOR com with the
To desirous of emharklnR IN
of This kind Uttered which but
idom he had country surrounding this aboun9s IN
So hind of grain the mill constantly
ali Of which he obtained at such prices 70 make ne
the profitable The entire property
a sold On reason given for part OF
an money to make it If desired
improved land VIII 20 eaAeh f"f T0HS RIG ALL.
ION premises. JVnN hN'"N
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) On First street hetwerp Main and Sycamore. :
MEAS now If Cloths, Cassimeres est
ings vtc which he is prepared to make up IN the
most able He will <arrant
xood its and experience the husnes be
able to give satisfaction He has also on hand
Mrino etc Undershirts and Ora with fine Shirts
aIIars etc the best with Gentle men
Funhinr Goods generally He invites his old
~ ths nnbbl;c gaperaIIv TO call, dec16-ti
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-10

NITIZR Bank Ohernkee Insurance and Banking Cou
pany Plan and Mechanics, and Lagrange Rank Of
Georgia Bank of Chattanooga and Commercial Bank Of Nash
+ie an Me1nphis other Rants OF Alahana r.
Georgia North and South Carolina taken st
for F3Toceries by s. E GILBERT & CO. q
Ceb5-tF Stc. Water.
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i1 wHoLEsALE DEPARTMENT.. /,
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAID
- RETAiL DEPARTMENT.,


AZ m STREET FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CORNER, TTs2
- n COOK begs his friends in Evansville and
freely bestowed
has b. ben Sasns's a@snsis Rei4 & them lis ss m
m skf1 sr n,S IT. cooR %
s Sasss h 81
the vhs of Of the % o Sf Spy the ereas
article hes IN the -
and P.c7sssou 0. O. especially
draw the having dues
kind dispose their increased faelityf
on at heir store
wholesale department
must eBsuret the future
EUST RECEEVED- "A fresh lot Of ---As
a. Sheetings; blsck ShestlnEes.
Shrtng Stripes; Farmers gss, ..--.4r ss
Nankeens Nankeen ~ G4Ei-tft<N7
s'rxAp Checks; Denims -"isj r.
mhfS J. G. JEWELL co. cor "; sslE otS'---
ilss;E "a Apron o9fss III -. = sA
do5-t1x AIS Nd ret. ggm slisv;s,o 4 co. 2as ~
HtVlsssfNGs TACK Ell Ersa A-3As
aa 9ss aid da % Gpass GRASS .nS Isl sk ukqs m
II do fauog0 Floats;
nSoaS.
- re-
mhzS
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WM, *. McGRE1

Alto RNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY Pl lBbIO.
once in the Crescent City Bank Building.
wTILL attend faithfully all business entrusted TO aa
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81 o4South William street, New York.
DElN Ioagestablished with extensive connfetlol
in the above business. respectfully soleits consgn
nts ofa kinds of Produce which will receive
and personal attention the lowest possible
scale of charges Particular care Will be bestowed OIL
lconsgnments of Tobacco, and liberal cash advance
- j. H. MAGHEEs& & Co.
febao-tf =rss Evansville. Ind.
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KIODkA - q d LASNf1%. n ..rI
AMat all times prepares furnish Lookns Glasses in
Mshorany Walnut. Rosewood Frames, Looking Glass
also, Gilt Frames. Picture
Frames assortment of Pictures aud Oil Paint
'"sesA - I7-l' T. a. eGEST.
nhaaAw ms No. West Fourth atreet. CINCINNATI o.
6IHEAPER Y YTiT!-Su pet6ne and Buck hest Flourf
" sale at reduced prices BY ~ ~ v1cuEpv
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HENRY 81 Is.
ROTARY PUBLIC ANDJ SfICE OF PEACE,
MT. CARHEL. -t.rr 80 -4= ttas-s
collecting and ntng claims in South
90 Eastern Him all ssppertaining
to said Offices. payiDg taxes. etc.
vls lad - .-s-'7 ap2l~w
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t. STATEMEGT.-s
The OF she Corporation is ETA INSURANCE
iCOMPANY located at Hartford. CoDasetieHt zesr @s
at4t4 fF+ -~-a- ASSETS
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S1,07 1885 ~

Ohio Life ms & Trust 10 stk, Din I'll $50 %
Mech. i Traders Bk Stk, Jersey City 1900 90
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TIIOMAN HEADI

:. 5 :, "a As ~ 80 Ia oA1 S hb. q, hi
~ He keeps supply of Bacon Hams, Shoulders
Salt Pork also Corn in the Bran Oats Corn Meal
Flour White Besns, Butter Eggs, Lard Tea
Sryar CaFee Stone Ware ~ febII
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EVANSVILLE IND, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL To-
MISCELLANEOUS.

EER1NTs.-25 cases styIss fancy Print; @5at 5
Il do black and white do; 5--.s
do solid black dc; AF as
Reed this day and for sale By JAMES Low. & co.
mh,6-dkw 4IS Main sire ct, louisville, Ky.
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Money due the Company secured by
SEQ shares Hartford and N Haven r. r j.
Stock, ....................
io5 shares Hartford and Providence r.
r. Stsck. preferred and guaranteed
10 per cent?.
l07 shares Boston < Worcester r. r.
oso Iss SeocR c,onn R;vsr r s.c.I. s;: -
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-23

HAPPINESS watch the corn grow
and the blossom set, to draw hard
breath over ploughshare or spade, to
read, to think, to love, to hope-these
are the things to make men happy !;
they have always had the power
of doing these !; they never wul have
the power to do more. The worlds
prosperity or adversely depends upon
our knowing and teaching these few
things, but upon iron, or glass, or cleo
tricity, or steam, in nowise. And
am utopian and enthusiastic enough,
to believe that the time will come
when the world will discover this.
1t has now made it's experiments in
every possible direction but the right
one and it seems that it must at last
try the right one in a mathematical
necessity. 1t has tried fighting, and
preaching, and fasting, buying and
selling, pomp and parsimony, pride
and humiliation-every possible man.
or of existence in which it could con.
lecture there was any happiness or
dignity and all the while, as it bought,
sold, and fought, and tasted, and
wearied itself with policies, and am
bition, and selfdenials, God had plac-
ed it's real happiness in the keeping of
the little mosses of the wayside and
OF the clouds of the ARMAMENT.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-23
A.. HUTCHINS es
FAMILY MEDICINES.
THE CELEBRATED
Golden TinCturo
)R BLOOD PURIFYEI;

r VIZ Di.oOD- IOElE Eli,
Tile Great Medical Discovery Of the l9M Ctatry
TNHIS INVALUABLE COMPOUND, which
l. is now creating SO much excitement IN the
medical world and among some of the most
learned in the profession, is curing thousands
Of that class OF invalids whose cases the medi-
cal faculty have long sought to reach, but in
vain. In proof of its extraordinary curative
properties, we may be permitted to adduce the
following:
Washington, d. c., Feb. "a, 1852.
DR.. Hutchins-Dcar Sir l have been request
cd to give my opinion upon the merits of your
Golden Tncturc l have used it for indiges-
ton, loss of appetite, &c. with material benefit
think it a good medicine for purifying the
blood, and Il safe and valuable preventative as
well as cure OF disease, Hoping you may be
prospered in the sale of it,
i am, sir, your obedient servant, be- N
DANIEL WEBSTER ~
Rev. T. F. Norris, late editor Of the Boston
Olive Branch, wrote under date of
8a-: Boston, May 10, 1853.
DR.. Hutchins: I have used your Golden
Iincture and have received more benefit from it
than any medicine have tried. g,r-.e Y
@3 Truly yours, L, r. NORRIS.
Certificate from Prof. C. Newton. A. NJ NJ d.,
President OF the Worcester Medical College,:
sgr,.E Worcester, June, 1858.
DIR. Hutchins, Sir: AS you wished my opin-
ion respecting your Golden 1incture, freely
give it-not that would be willing to lend my
name or in any way give countcnance to any
patent or secret nostrum, but having been made
acquainted with the formula from which YOUR
medicine is composed, may say that consid-
or it essentially one of the best compounds for
the class of diseases for which it is recommend
cd. Yours truly, CALVIN NEWTON.
The Golden Iincture is put up in large pint
bottles and sold at 81, 90 per bottle.
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The publishers embrace this opportunity te
renew their cordial acknowledgements to the
Press and the Public for the uniform approba
ton and encouragement which have been &C
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riod has their list of subscribers been as large
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New Patent Fence.

THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully announces
l. to the citizens of Floyd and the adjoining
Counties that he is prepared to sell rights for
the construction of Fence upon new and
cheap plan. This Fence is made of boards
nailed to battens and supported by stakes drove
in the ground cross-wise, with a wire around
the top board and attached to the tops of the
stakes on either side. Fence made upon this
plan will be saving of from ten to twenty
cents per rod over fence made of boards nailed
to posts set in the ground. The invention was
patented by J. B. Reyman, March 25th, 1856.
Having purchased the right for Floyd, Mitch
ell and Chickasaw Counties, l will sell the
right and give instruction for making the
Fence, to individuals for their own use, for
Sc, 90; to clubs of ten in one Township for
less. A specimen Of the Fence may be seen at
this place-formerly called Cutters Mill.
2m3 f. w. JONES'
Fremont FLOYD Co. Iowa, August A. 1856,
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Col. John Charles Fremont's
LIRE.

The only complete authorized edition. The
life and public services of John Charles FIRE.
mont, with an accurate portrait on STEEL
One neat volume, IL mo. Price 81. BY
John Bigelow, Esq, Editor of the New York
Evening Post.
The publishers assure the public that this
volume, prepared by gentleman whose re-
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rect, will be the only complete biography Of the
eminent explorer, scholar, statesman, hero,
whose recent nomination by the Republican
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people, has awakened renewed interest in
his wonderful career. Much material hereto
fore inaccessible to the general reader, inclu-
ding incidents in his early career, is incorpo-
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promptly attended to.
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st. Charles, Floyd Co., Iowa.
Copies sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt O
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St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-23
BALLOU'S PICTORIAL
Drawing-Room Companion
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