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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-03
EANA INSURANCE UOMPAN

EAN MA INSURANCE COMPANY "
OF Hartford. Connecticut.
CAPITAL $500 000-0i paid an and INFESTED.
FEvS Company incorporated with perpetual charter
1919, and nsures against loss damage by FIRE OF
Dwelling Manufacturing stores house
hold aud merchandise in general Also inland In
pers of Navigation Losses VIII be lber
ally djusted and paid with promptness. .
Z. G.. RILEY, Secretary.
be Pads tS the sSessGI
ieis ON as terms as any
in the West. A. 9. HALLOCk, Ag't.,
syII-tf Main street, nearly opposite the Bank.
ENIRE CRACK ERS!-Received ITS boxes direct from
ID. New Y rk. and for sale by
novI5 L l.. s. d. HERMANN.
s. BEN FRANKLIN TOOL CHEST.
ED GfFUL and useful things for Boys comprising
I'D complies of Carpenters Tools. Planes. ehises
nstchets hanmers. saws, drawing knives, maets, avis
and various other small Tools Call them.
oct6 BABC0CK BROS.
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HOME IAsuM ANUE COMPANY.

OFT OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL 8 100. 000-e paid in IN CASH.
TENhIS Com pary business about oneyear
witht5 and fair business, with
40 large Cash Capital a oomis at its head
ture protectien equal to any Insurance Com
he world Polio illbe issued by the subscriber
on buildings Merchandise Household Goods &C., &C.,
rable with other good solvent Companies
ALLEN @. HALLOCK. Ag't..
Main street. opposite the Bank.
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Board of Directors.
RISING sun INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
= .-stl RISING sun. IND. 1r- 4s-'i 80
Board of Directors. I

g. H4shaway. B B IL Lo5ns Jacob c. e Wells.
J. r. Ubray, s. F. Covinston. ]. W. Talbot. grr-
W. 7. Pate. VIM. H. Powell. George Gillespie
3. j. HATHAWAY see'y-a..., s. HATHAWAY, Pres't.f
The of these Companies is owned and their
managed by citizens of this States and their ops
rSs1s confined exclusively to the State of Indiana
sks Buildings aud and also the
nrenninm nv a Fl H. G. CIV ATHMEY, 43 =
| oct27- d3m~ Agent.
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READ THE FOLLOWING cERTIrIcATEs.7

LONDON. Laurel co.. KY, Nov. i. 1855
MrssRs v II. SMITH Co Last MONTH W hen yisis
Louisville having been afflicted with the Ch and Fever
finding relief in the various remedies
that induced give your Fever and Ague Cure
trial. in days missed the chill and have been ina
daily think that the disease will return
on would this valuable
all those who afflicted with Fever and Agne
Chills. Yours truly, JOHN A. CANAAN II
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IUST received direct additional supply Of
winter Goods to invite the Ladies to give rs
frequent intsnd to sell cheaper than the
would cali attention to stock or WOODEN
Paiis French and En- si3h Mernos Cashmere De Lanes
nera Flannels Emhreiiries Cashmere Robes lsemethog
naw1 Kid Gloves Fose of all colors and al osoeau-
Nful lot Ladies' Collars Chemssttes Sleeves
an vii sold the reduced pr
esli call. novel RoSER. BROTHER FKEH
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CITY XPIlfSs = HUsfN Ess.
AM prepared do all kinds of City Express busi
ness have Just receiv large heavy wagon capabl
of carrying springs made expressly for the cit
business Such furniture without
damage hauling grain from the canal to the river; and
fact all kinds of hauling and city business
the sho -easoaable terms Enquire at
my23 COOKS Family Grocery.
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WARRLE WORKS REMOVED.

TIME understood would respectfully inform the puhle
that removed his Marble Works to First street.;
aud Sycamore nearly opposite Apollo
large lot of fine Marble when ~
the price. have had many years
aeal workman. and will give m persona aten tent
sVarv MACE of work kinds of work after
the latest STYLE Monuments Tom5s Head ana FOO
stones and Work generally and " prices
To the in wanting anything IN my
iiue OF business to give me a call
Particular attention will be given to orderssentlrOh
distance. .,.r... ,,,r-
when ordered
wor warranted, novl5 TT JOhN III bc.
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POPE, ELLISON & CO.,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
2s% FoYDRAs STREET, NEW ORLEANS. ..,
40 Liberal advances consgnments to the above FIR
made by ION q sll1 JOHN BURTIS.
y4-1yw Evarsville. Ind.
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AeASFss tormed
an Run snS shoe Business at the Cd stand of tsR
AZ hoI r. &c ~ = V.~E. HENDRICKS,
5scIa-tf n W, A. McREA.
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TNHE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY
Is NOW PREPARED TO SILL TWO MILLIONS or Asafs
PRAIRIE, FARM AND WOOD LANDSs


They were granted BY the to encourage the
S a G s .cuS Of the Stse
end through The and most terrible r' scvs 'n9 The
cent opening Of nearly miles OF this road throws she
'S S5 ds Of tGSy yoSss i. entire eSs
The soil reh mold from one to live feet m DEPTH
.bs ssI' .yd ' the ea Ns Of Wheat.
first crop OF Indian corn planted on tho sswy n
Wheat turned sod sure yield prants
shs ~ two acres per day Contract. breaking.
ready NJ wheat 81 to 81 per acre Sy sseiSsss
under a high state Of cultivation the second 49,,
The Larger Yield S Es On 9S SSs' sfs ia 70 Ss
much than sufficient to Pay the % 1,a,h -
Sn e The Ess u5 i ss. Iss d S.
growing home demand for farm produce. ,,s...
Parties having in view lows Kansas Nebraska Mnnesos
country west OF Mississippi destitute Of railroads. ma
the eOnveniences Of transporting grain and PoaSee y s,ss
market is sufficient Of itself TO pay the Investment
from $40 70 8 per acre re. h.nss s:o to ss ouss
from the of the country of the Mississpp 70 tho
Ets Tss lat the line s or . T railroad SSf much more ''''
PRICE TERMS OF PAYMENT
The price will vary IS 5 according 10 location,
quality Contracts for deeds may be made during the year
49, Stimulating the sss o as @ US ysa o% date q
contract the others annually thereafter The last WIZ
By the ed section OF the Act Of the Legislature approved
10Th February 1851 these lands free from taxation until
they paid for and deed OF conveyance granted inc
chaser.
INTEREST WILL BE CHARGED AT ONLY TWO PEA ersrPtl
ANNUM.
security for the performance Of the contract no hss
two paid In advance but must be IN
deood onetenth Of the land purchased shall yearly DO
guilty alton Longer credits at elk cent per
annnm NAV negotiated by special application Twenty per
cent from credit price will be deducted for cash Ia which
case the Companys Construction Bonds will be received "essh
IL believed that the price long credit and low rates of In
terest charged for these lands will enable man with few
hundred dollars in cash and ordinary industry 10 make himself
han
the rapid settlement OF the country will probably have M
renced person will accompany applicants 20 give information
and aid in selecting lands.
Pats showing precise location Of the lands through
out the State the Office Small pocket Pats,
guide part of the Companys lands and Pamphlets,
containing interesting information accompanied by numerous
letters from respectable farmers throughout the State may BE-
application the office OF the Company No 81 Meb'-
ganav. chicago. CHARLES NJ DUPUY, JR.,
Land Agent Illinois Central Railroad Company.
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TOR sALE.-DUANE STREET, near BROAD

III MAl.-A valuable LOT OF UEUUNU WIN bNith-
DWTLiiNG on Duane-st, between Broadway and Elmst.
Size of lot 9Sxs0 feet, fronting two streets an eligible oca.
ton being in the immediate vicinity Of improvements roc
o bv the February will be let for the ensuing year Af-
ply TO LoWERRE LUERssEN, No. ID Duane-ss
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Rsal Gsfais for Sale.

AT PRIVATE SALE-The three story and
IA attic Birch HOUSE and LEASE Of LOT Ne ~ E.se
Broadway; sire Of House 6 BY Is feet deep finished n tbs
best with modern improvements One half Of the ppf-
chase money tan bond and mortgage For fall
ncuisrs spply 70 BAKER WEEKS, Austonees Piness.
EOR SALE-A FARM containing liz acres.
situated In NswJsrsey hours nds By ralrceA
dspot 20 sercs large timber land balance under bsh sss
ssvsen has sOod dwelling hoass bars snS ssAsr ss-
buildings For parsalars Apply 20 L. j. FosD, w. " sess'
iardtr-
TOR sAIE.-5O, 600 acres of Coal LAad, in
l. wy0a,hs County Virginia, vithn four res 81 wyo",ns
Sandy Rivers The land admirably adapted Tor sssne ena
agricultural purposes being covered with heavy nnss eoans
Ina red black and white osh chestnut, Poplar sea vno
and yellow and White ash Water power fof
setted proved AID rsrosa from Richmond City, VII.
Is Big sandy River been finished for the distance o.
&c miles with branches of railroads TO Guyandet ana Iae
Rivers with coed roads aud canals The three nSe are nsv
coal transported Norfolk BY steamboat and shppee to
any OF the ports Of the Atlantic Ocean Title perfect Pnso
81 rer acre. Apply 10 Wh SLOANAkkh, Real ksate
BrOfer north 10th and Grssns' PHILADELPHIA City
EOR SALES, 600 ACRES of COAL LAND,
IL In lhe County Of Wyoming IN Virginia, near be Sesrt
House II Is the Tug River branch Of the Big ssndS
River both OF which usvsshle The Wood worm eD
cultural purposes covered with heavy timber OF keda
White and Black Oaks Chestnut Black Walnut, foyss ke9
Cedar White and Yellow Pine, and White Ash with water
Power for sswmis and ustmIs IL has rpiay setus1 NO
ana Guyando and Tus Ryer AL three rivers are
nsshle steamboats, and nom Richmond cy tneJ
transported 10 Norfolk, Virginia ard there shippea
port the Atlantic Ocean Good roads and canals ns
Real Estate Broker North Of 10th and Gsensts
Philadelphia City. f
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PLONMENT SOCIETY that certain letters pertaining TO the
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To eomyetert pefsou liberal .a,GIy oven AiGress RI
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ERENCH and CLASSICAL INSTITUTE for
IL YOUNG GENTLEMEN, No. 40 East Ah-st, (tomsriy
H. Peugen cts School) Ellie CHAHLIEh
GELECT BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS
- WV -''''' "'''" " +. w. BECKwITH, Principal.
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vTHE CLASSICAL GYMNASIUM, Bible House,
l. Asor.place, J. +. BINGHAM, Rector, Is Day HIGH
School the first In departments receiving twenty
bows studies beginning with the elements embrace
important English studies Mathematics, French,
Latin Greek Book keeping Drawing and Manual OF Arms
The School quite unusual provision for the comfort
Of the pupA Parents who desire their both TO be nd
trious and to accomplish something here be satisfied No
pains are spared make this School the best this continent
There now several vacancies
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6ousrs ano farms h)anteo.

ITO PROPERTY-HOL OLD RS, HOUSE
Il AGENTS. ete.-WANTED on LEASE, by respectab.s
a suitable locality good location Ia the city
tsblhng BAKERYpremises with Store. stable, etc.
ready fitted up such business Preferred Early applications
are collected arde he address g. e. box No 800 P1stoaee
hew-York.
WANTED TO RENT-A FACTORY, with or
w without steam Power suitable for Cabinet Piano
Forte and where there Sufficient
the storage Of lumber Address P box No 1875 Post Oce
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Postagestamps Is cens) for sale at this office
Industrial Home Association No. San the mem
Deeds for Property Wakefield imme
Hstey by calling at No leS Bowery FRIDAY EVENING"
s1d paying the amounts due by them.
Com'T A. COOPER, Purchasing Trustee
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Chances for Bnsiness Glen.

TOR SALE in BROOKLYN-The STOCK and
Il FIXTURES OF Stand doing good business Address
BUSINESS. Tribune Office.
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NUIIER WANTED-One well qualified TO
" t4se entire charge q he Custom snd Magfaetlrns
brsnfhes a. are RI TAIL CLOTHING BUSINESS IN tho
most fourshns city the West One who has experience,
$500 cab capital md unetcepuonable business and moral
character may valuable interest ia the business Al
dress Boz No 30 New YORK Poet Once with references a.
COMMUNICATIONS confidential.
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Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell, graduate of Geneva Medical
college pupil Of the Lyng Hospital Paris and student o.
London Hospitals attends every department OF hEDl
CAL PRACTICE among Ladies and Children, No 10 East
hist Ofice hours from 10 TO IL q. IN.