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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-31
NOTICE
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF vANBERBURGH
49, ~ COUNTY. ta-.t
TT oriered that shall be Session
Of this Court. the Fourth MandAy jan
purpose completing tn unfinished
Iresent Term hereof and khe d
efaush Qther h1einess regularly before this
Court. when again eoRtilpe in session il
practicable said lsreguS-l dispos
eff shat all parties said
bnsi and all wines regularly summoned testify
eeRceFning the will be tel take notice of the
Anne and place of hol ng said sJearped session OF 'his
Court and without inrther
ton than provided. 1t is further
when this Court adjourn expiration
regular term will adjourn again
in Evsnsyile said Fourth Monday in next
Atis further e-ed that of the tin
REaaidGJourned Session this given ny
&on Of copy of this VS.
papers the the direction
- jAns-3w JACOB LUNKENHEIMER Clerk
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9. H. NAGMEa4, Dentist,

A MES' SH0yELS As doz Ne. 2. genuine article 70
IN contractors. for sale los at 3EHaS. y. Willis
Aees New tIaraware Eonse 2 ore hollow ~. Rank
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Later from California

New YORK, Jan. 20.
Weather milder; snow soitenlng
The Geo. Law arrived this morning with
California dates to the 5th Of January She
brings S8600C0 in treasure.
The Law connected with the Golden Gate
which passed on the 10th, the Golden Age
and on the 18th the Cortez, bound up with
New York passengers of goth Dec.
The Sonora sailed on the 10Th with New
York passengers to the 9th January.
Dates from Valparaiso are to the 7th Dec.
Two Gillian vessels were wrecked but no
mention made either of damage or loss of life.
Affairs in Peru and Bolivia quiet, but there
are indications of another revolution breaking
out in the former country.
The yellow fever has made its appearance
IN Bolivia.
Dir. Pirado, ex.minister to the U. s.. is
dead.
Explosion.
BALTIMORE, Jan. so
a boiler of the Canton Iron works, owned
by d. Lawrence, burst this morning with a
tremendous violence, killing one man and Sc
riously Eounding several others, two of them
it is believed fatally.
BesToN Jan. 80
The steamship America sailed at noon to-
day for Liverpool. She takes out large
number of passengers, but no specie.
New York, Jan. 80.
The train from Panama to Aspinwall car
ried over on the 18th, $l,600,000 in silver,
brought from Mexico on English account.
Principal consignees of the Geo. Law are,
Drexel Il Co, $254O00; Wells, Fargo C Co,
10000, and William loge $1l4,OO0.
The sloop-of-war st. Marys, from the San
witch Island arrived at Talchohano Dec. I3th
for the purpose Of recruiting. Capt. Jones,
formerly Of the steamer Amazon, had been ap-
pointed commandment of Chincha Island
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MyENEPOCK ct KNIVES
M Pine Razors Gin siRglyl
-Gents'' Travelling
'Colts,Revolvers "a and Sin. IL. =
, Just CH4S. 8. WELLS
go
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RoLTANG CLOTHS

MFevery lust received and for sale Also
w Corn and Cobb Crusher. which be purchased
J. r. MoNRoE'S Family Grocery,
jams CerRar Of Oak ARA SassA&g @
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HALENA, Jan. q.
Snow fell yesterday to the depth of six
inches, and drifted some. No wind TODAY
Railroad open between Freeport and Dunleith;
INSTRUCTED with snow between Freeport and
Amboy. Saturday night train snow bound at
Amboy. Dull prospect for a day or two.
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THE BODI4M COAL COMPANY

RE 6lng their oTders from the Mines until navigation
N the rveris resumed All Ord left
we'll be attended orders
Railroad ail allied once delivered destination or
Depot M may be required.
4 JanIstf sA5 J. H.. BARNARD, Sec'y.
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MUTUAL FIRE RANCE COM

Il MUTUAL. FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
oil Nanderburs 81 o.. January 2. 1856
Nseetion for Secretary 81 this Company ii
IN she annual Election, will be he1a It'll
Csunci Chamber Evansville. n Thursday the 2ith
Rstwsen the hours o ana O'Clock p NJ
= jaa4d6 W RAKER. President,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-31

ROCK ISLAND, Jan. q.
About eight inches snow fallen here and
badly drifted, but being very light it does not
obstruct the trains.
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ADAMS, ExPRESs ComPANY.
NEW ARRANGEN,TEH T

YEHHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully an
their frisnds. public Evansville and
vicinity that they have det rmined oren
Evansville be devoted exclusively of
the business of their Line and have appointed Mr. GEO.
w MCBRIDE as their Agent who from his
with busin perfectly .outes
anG the details of their operation This arrang
been made with the sole object of Increasing the facilities
the Express and thereby increase its dsray
licto omph which the best our local agent
will ba especially directed
All persons having business with will please
call Mr.. MaBride. office street
tween Locust and Main who alone for
from this date
nov2-dtf ALFRED GATHER superintenssnt
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OF FfkNI OF
H.. H. & II. q. NAGHEL. n .ALBANY,EN.
I'D EsPkCTFUt LIZ informs has ricncs in Evansville
N the reounding country that he has he
opened NJ Second street. three East
Ssaond ope-
all who desire his professional services.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-31

REMOVAL.
Js w. a. -. VsGkERYs
AVE heir stock of Groceries, their
EM old stand story building doors be-
10 The Washington Hotel.
take this of returning sincere
rvnds and for their likersl
extended during the short time
in business hope by strict
ness merits continuance of the
J. W 4 s, VICEERY
dIs DIFF Main ST.. between Second and Third
an LEO bills OF new brand and superior article
IN lust receivrd and for sale by
6eetS-dH PRESTON BROS.
NIACKTREL.-so packages for sale low TO close by
1VW decI5-dtf GEO. FOSTER co.
WHITE BEAMS AND HOMINEY a few Ills Of
jan Ioss wv. 8. vIoKERY.
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WHOLESALE Prices CURRENT.

LA I In e n.
Oak Country Of. / so
Popularsaw'd3f. l 50a ITS
do do Ar. 2 10
Pine do ST. / IS
Lead and Shot.
Drop Shot bag......2a2 10
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-31
THE FIRST NEW GOOne-IN asa6

q WUST RECEIVED per steamer Wood Side. a eomplet
aw of cloth and double cashmere
white under shirts drawers a. which will be
cheaper than the Western Star Clothing store
ssl Ian II A LOBE MILNE.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

MACHINERY.-We are glad to see our Chicago
merchants, making the acquaintance of our mer-
chants, mechanics and farmers in the West. 1t
shows a disposition of doing what is fair, and of
Offering as reasonable terms as either St. Louis
or New York. To-day our readers will notice
the card of Fulton, Perkins & Co, Machnists
and Millwrights, Chicago, announcing their great
variety of machinery aud mill, &C., ana also in
forming the public that they are the only author
lied firm in Chicago to manufacture Pages
Portable Circular Saw Mills. Give them Il
trial.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26
Arrival Of the Africa.

NEw YORK, April 10.
The Africa reached her dock at 5 l-2 o'clock
with Liverpool dates to the 5th. The news gen.
orally unimportant.
The Peace Conference.-The peace conference
continued its sittngs at Paris, considering the
informal meetings to settle up delays, and was
not expected to get through its labors for month
or two. Peace had been proclaimed at st.
Petersburgh, and was favorably received.
A vessel which left ST. Johns, n. B., on the l4th
of February, had arrived at Liverpool, and re-
ports that, in coming off the New Foundland coast
she fell in with ice 200 miles distant from land,
and saw the lights of IA steamer in the ice.
{ France.-Paris had been illuminated in honor
of peace, and it was more general than the first
demonstration. The Orleanists and Legitimists
participated in it.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

A MYsrERr.-A few days since one of the mi
ners in Davenport Cos dggngs in this place.
when following rich sheet of mineral, broke in
TO n new cave, on new ground, and entirely un-
top of the cave were Ornamented with solid cocs
OF mineral, but il contained even greater Gu
riositv. lock of hair, some two or three inches
long of ereyish color, perhaps made so by cx-
posurc and tapered pn each end. The hair
was little frizzled and might have belonged to
human being or might have been a portion of
the iur OF some animal; bu, how it got into an
insulated cave, in the solid rock, some seventy or
eighty feet below the surface of the ground is
the emystery.-Shuilsburg Mirror.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

BoYs SHOULD LEARN TRADE.-St. Paul was
a mechanc--a maker of tents. He was not only
a thorough workman but a thorough scholar, a
master not only of his native Hebrew, but of
other languages. 1t was the custom among the
Jews to have their sons taught some trade, a GUS
tom not confined to the poorer classes, but also
practsed by the wealthy. The custom was Il
wise one, and it were we'll if the fathers of the
present day would train all their children to
some useful empl yment, by which. in case their
means of support from other sources should fan,
they may get a comfortable livelihood.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26
ABSTRACT or TITLES.

In office bc found fuli lit OF government Ian"
a III" county oi Ramsey Pia;S o tht dit
said the additions thereto. com
Piefe Egf Of az !Gnfs y0id io 'or impair
fri G0d grriect GbSfFHrf of the EHc to each
fiJiRci trcci of iGRt StUH!ed said county,
tram he 4eaerGi g0rrnmeat TO ne latest qF0ntee,
,o,ercA is nOei ereTJ itff fie either in form OF sub
stHcc, ad "cery P0c kin cf'n creating iacHnbrance
DtetFcr arises by Of judyacntS mortgages tares.
'rhfRics' OtterISiSr.
t!A.lIg a:ual facilities which have cost many
t.IiIS OF dollars, prepared to make Abac-nf Titles
t This City County ciich ri r,Graafe
b" pcrfect0ing ourselves personality responsible for al
damfge reujnJ theTroa. in case they by posi-
bNtI icfectire.
IaIo-tf PARKER & WINSLOW.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

CO The Fayetteville, (N. C.) Observer reports
the conclusion of an interesting trial in that
county. 1t was an action for libel and conspira.
cy, in which the plaintiff, Enoch Cobb. a baptist
minister, claimed So 900 damages from 96 of
the most respectable citizens Of WAYNE, Duplin
and Lenoir counties, for an alleged combination
to drive Cobb out of Dupin-they alleging as a
burning, causing very serious and alarming de-
strucnon OF property. After some deliberation
the jury returned a verdict against ten of the
defendents for 800, that is $lO each. There
was no evidence to convict the defendents on the
count for conspiracy.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

WORD ApyIcE.-rhcre are few peope in the coun'ry
who do not nl occasonally stimulate
by ,he use OF pills Kind 10 Is
lie tell exact amount OF stimulant the bowes
ouire and the dose aken overdose is
almost always the result. As the required sec is
dced system should be brought back its natural cond
have in house bottle of Gaup's Syrup
Brier Root, have The hest medicine In the world for the
purp1sc besides having cordial specific arrangement
OF the bowels, that is uivalled. No family should lie with
it.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

CT y wag reading the recent accounts of sea
serpcnts. said they reminded him of captain of
n ship who stouily asserted that mermaid came
on board his vessel one Sunday morning when off
the coast Of. AMI politely asked him to
move the anchor which hal been dropped against
hls cabin door. and thereby preventing his wife
and family from going to church.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

CY- The Royal Arch arrived yesterday morn
ing with large number Of passengers. She al
so brought mail.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

seg The Lady Franklin arrived yesterday
afternoon, loaded down with freight and pas
sengers. We are indebted to the clerk for late
papers. She brought mail from the East.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

- Great men never swell. IL is only three
cent individuals who are salarcd mt the rate OF
two hundred year and live on potatoes and
dried herring, who put on airs and tlashy waist
coats. swell. puff AMI blow.anl endcavor TO give
themselves IA consequential appearance. No dis
eliminating person need mistake the spurious for
the genuine article. The difference between the
two is great as that between II barrel of vine
gar anl bottle of pure juice of the grape.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

Loss BY FiRE IN MARcu.-Durns the month
Of March the Boston Fire Department called
out nineteen times, besides which nine fires were
extinguishel without any general alarm. The
loss during the month including the fire in
Commerce street, will probably reach S15. 1000.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

PATRIOTISM ~ THE NARK.--The Savannah
News of tie 18th inst. saws that mt parod,s fare
well cnnc in Augusta.a few nights before, while
Paroti and Mime StrakoSh were singing ..lhc
Star Span.lcd i'anncr," the Gas went out. leav-
ing the company in darkness. Enchanted with
the music. the audience remained still to the en.
when the song was rapturouslv cncorrh, and the
ladies repeated the last two stanzas by the light
of Il candle held from the side of the scenes.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

ss2s" \ rare chance for a profitable invest
ment is offered in our advertising columns to-
day. Sec Mlnrtonka House for sale.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26


I'HE success attending first. induces still
more liberal o TO Those who will themselves in -
tanning suNScrbers ami the list, will,
received up TO the First day of Nay following
prizes shall be npartialy awarded.
TO readers excue All
competition the not theefore re-
ceivc In competition for these from plscrs CON-
tanius over five or six thousand inhabitants.
For the largest number subscribers mot than one bup
drcdl sent before the first
Cihsri Needham Cs's Celebrated Five Mcleons
wo' tn SO. q splendid Rife o same value.
For the n less than give soren-
did French or spanish GuAr worth copy
Bsrtlett's History OF the United States Z vols,
For the next best ay) we win give each
splendid French Guitar worth at least Sls.
And sending vii, send
OF Ssge Sons ieniid Gin BooksMueAs
ms ei-hf dollars, worth of the choicest music.
Any sending sub
TOT the soove shall receive dollars
furnished.
hsse competing win d. well names and money
rs fast ~ receive list ding rapidly that we
fear We shah not b able supply numbers send you
subscriptions to Sage Sons who guarantee the above
No. soe Main Street, Buffalo, MI. tmr
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

SUDDEN REcovERY OF llEALTH.--So Some of the
Sunday papers say that Graham (thc ST. Nicholas
homicde) WIS carrict: from the State Prison on
a litter. ana all have represented him being in
very poor health. \ gentleman of Brooklyn saw
him leave the prison ON Saturday. accompanied
by two ladies. and was apparently in exceleat
health and spirits.-N. u Times.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

Co We would call the attention of our read
ers to the advertisement of L. X. Mould & Co..,
Music Dealers, of Chicago. which appears in an
other column of to days paper.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26
COWY.,VAXCEXE

Deeds, Mortgages Bonds, carefully drawn, and being
NDIAEI PCPL G,
VIII take the ac.'I Wl"ianIci ia re :. administer oaS
PROTEST COMMERCE. Ill. PAPER, &C., &c.
jdlJ-tf G. II. rAHNER.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

cSy' The Globe arrived from the Minnesota
river yesterday. She will leave again day
for ST. Peter.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

C." \ man with a moderate appetite dined at
n hotel. and after eating the whole of pig, was
asked if he would have some pudding. lie said
he didn't care much about pudding; but if they
had another little hog he'd thank them for it.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26
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Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

DESTRrcTivE FIRE At NASHVILLE, TENN.-I.oss
$500 ,UG--Gallatrn. April l3.-Om this (Satnr-
day) morning he most destructive FIRE rhlt ever
harpcnei in Nashville occurred. The Court
House. Nashville Inn, II. q Il. Dourlas,', SEQ
Wills. and Strickland & Ellis houses were total
lv DESTROYED. besides several other buildings
heinz Greatly injured. The loss is cSti-
mated at two hunircd thou and dollars, uDon
which there is insurance of one hundred thou-
SIND dollars.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26
VII >rpvly parties who wish obtain them,
Tor TIE manufacture Of b. nz' e Gas. Sores, Phbc
Priv r. nsllnnI be- inll. ~ ~

Apply to j. IL FARWEIL n Co., WREN * CROFT.
T4-TERMS CASH. NJ, CROFT Ct POW;
FOR SALE, THE NINNErONXi HOUSE
CfIrTA TED in the ples>s; Village
~ side OF Lake Mncinnk,. Tn, stands about The
centre Of NV" acres Of ground, the
Lake contains be&utiiui grove
under good state of cultivate, ~ Also stalc
Tor IL r 10 horses, and an Ice h,I with Of
ire' wei put u'. The otrct Of selling poor health
being all TO attend to the business. "
De SOLD al sacrifice II applied Enquire
Apr't .i iN'. an?1-lmiNwt
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

All lis Exchange, Prpnj-snTv Npt,s and nts
bic THIS cliy, LETT at Once VIII be col
charge un,s suit is necessary; ii said le
p8il wl,n ii j. proper ;hey VIII lie protested.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

ATTENTION! READ!
Boots g. Shoes at Wholesale!
(tALL. C. &. Hoffrnans Boot and Shoe store, and
" examine the best, cheapest
BOOTS AND SHOES, IN ST. PAUL,
splendid variety all kinds. his week and will
be ofred al Incredible Low Prices. this
establishment papc realty
nothing overwhelming plan
quick sales ard small profits will desired dcslrra
Mark scale "f retail prices:
Ladies' t.,ifcrs 81 25 % So 80.
do Kid Shoes and Slippers 15c to 81 80.
Misses Chiidr. ls' fr.m i5c to 81 5O
Mems. ,y's YOUTHS o all kinds,
tion, and every c- lite Will be fou
seIG-f c. G. HOFFMAN'S, Upper Tuwn.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

y@The Tribune says that in New York March
''came in like lion, and went out like two lions
and a small tiger
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

z.
M"ssrs. Downs Co., We have been usi, one
oi Light Machines two mon,ls. AID, COM
slider IL the pest HING ont giving light.
We think il much cheaper than ,uld use
Tor ghtn" Mill, at the ,en7oe
and the ruulro attending the Macinc nothing
when compared will Oil Lamps Ho>n and Coal Gas
We about six quarts Blzolr per wht h. togcb-
with the Alcau pres ricc OF D,nzue
S212. and wc Irrn 30 lights each night
THIS siatciEtnt liberty q use best
W. A.. LOWELL
Agent Sequassn U9Ol.n Co., UiaGscr, Conn.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

EDDY 4 BANKER, =.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS AND
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
Fort Street, near the winslow House.
yXTE are now on hand for FALL AND WINTER TRADE
with large and complete s assortment OF all articles
Wholesale Retail,
prices please those who favor with their
purchasing elsewhere Ameng assortment
may he found at all times:
Sugars--Of all grades.
Moiasses-New Orleans, Sugar Honse and Louisiana.
Teas-Yomng Iyson Tyson, Imperial, unpowder, Oo-
ong, Teas, by the chester hall cest
Flour, Ground Perpe-,
0orn Meal, whole do,
Pork, Alspce,
Hans, Cloves,
Bacon, Cassa,
Shoulders, Nutmeg,
Lard. rappioca,
Butter, yermaesili,
Soap, Fa,ia,
Tobacco all kinds,
Il. A. salt, Mustard,
Dairy do, Ginger,
Table dc, Pepper Sauce,
Maskeral, as''ra Nos. H. anas, Tomato os,s,p,
MacSerci in ktsts, Walnut Catsup,
Sl.nou Peaches, i'll cans,
White Fish, Pine Apple, do,
Goldfish, whrti"berri,s. do,
Herring, Prnn 5,
Oysters, Fruit in Jars,
I.,st Figs,
Rasns,
Pie Fruits.
Miscellaneous Articles.
Potatoes, Oats Beams Bran, abbs Yeast T,w
Coffee Vim, Matches, Mos, Broos, Brushes
Apples Dried reac Tul's, Cedar Pals, ,o ship
rwne, Wrapping Paper, Wckng,
Oil Cords Clothes Clothes Pms. Kegs, Bottle Kegs,
Floor MaS OF all kinds. Cocoa Dip
pers, Egg Beacrs, DO, Wooden Boxes, Sporting Powder,
Rifle Blasting do, Caps, Shot, and Willow Ware of every
description, at
se27-tf EDDY 4 BANKEKS.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

CO y Mayor Of one of the Communcs in
France, made TIE following entry upon his lei
ger:
|, Mayor of -. found yesterday, in The
forest of -, man by the name of Rollin,
comm t ing an act against the laws. | co,nman!.
ed him TO surrender, whercupon he set npon
heaped me with Insult and contumely, calling me
a ragainulin, an ASS, and precious dot, and a
scarccrow all cf which certify to be true.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26
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Loan. negotiated yielding IS to- so cent. with
bonds payable i'll New
York 4 elsewhere ) instruct,