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STEAMBOATS,, &c

IT s:nAIl. srEAMsH,ure RoA- eGFxa
lne, Al O'Clock. FOR NEw YORK via NOR ~Sl9lk68~
Psss-ngrr desiring cheap comfortable route
New YORK. leave here BY the Petersburg Cars at ~ olos
Saturday morning.
Only to through Mes York, meals and State
ssia-sS LUDLAM WATSON.
SHIP KOSuOS-FoR BRrMES.-rho.e o. our Aa
a will have opportunity ct doing a
by moderate freight Liberal adj
made on ecnstgnmen,s TO their sdiress -
auia-it LOpLAM MATsoN.
L Packets-rhe superior nne fast sail S
ng regular packet schr. HELEN Captain Freeman 6IuO
~ viii "a. all possible dispatch. ghi
sppy,o n.v,, ,, c,,,,,r
s1uR NEW YORK-rIRsr vEssEL-vIr. -.fE<s
II ginls line Of Richmond and New YORK Packets .RR6s
superior sailing regular packet schooner SUSAN,
Captain q. Rogers. having portion Of her engaged
aud going board, will sail with all possible dispatch fOr bal
anee 81 freight apply to n.y,,, , ma, ,,-n,,.
ani3 DAVID WI CURNE
uNOR OLD POINT, NORFOLK & a ~t-n
II PORTSMOurH-rhe fAvotc steamboat AU t~lnx1p[3xJr
8UsrA Capt WV q. SMITH, having been thorough
repaired and ned for the summer and furnished with
brought shan Wheels will place
wAlthsO Richmond
places, WEDNESDAY. the "a day Of July.
connection with will the
Petersburg Depot Monday Wednesday and
Friday O'Clock Returning the Augusta ~i leave Nor
.ouhIng during watering and all land
the river
Pare To city Point u 90
Pare o Norfolk, &C. zoo
Fare to landings Atovs Grevs, 80
Servants, through, 20
Children not IL ysar' Of age half priss-
Meals extra 90
Meal. ior children aud servants, rs
iVl
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YOINGIaDIEs SCHOOL


Mary Pgram will open Boarding and Day School, for
WI Young Ladies, the LIST Of October her residence
Linden Square, Franklin 81.
The o1nsiruon viii be thorough and extensive reach
ing from the elementary the highest branches ofedueaon. Com
Assistants will be employed In each apartment.
be used In the selection Of Text Books.
Th- fnglh Department will be under the immediate supervision
Of Miss PegrAn With full the responsibility she
she viii devote herself sssuousy and honestly fulfill
shining the highest Of femAle Eiueation
conscientious Of the essential Its attainment
Mathematics. be
gentleman, well qualified for the task.
italian and German bv Native Masters
Music the Piano Harp and Guitar and Singing and Drawing
by the best Professors.
The French Language will special attention,
the charge Of French Lady who will reside family
teach the Pupils both the Philosophy Language
be
medium 81 communication ia the Family
The Junior and Senior Classes shall
Mss Pesram s-o the formation Of Bellies Letters Cs,
for the study OF English Classical Literature Young Ladies' who
lf school find this material aid smprovement and
those om distance who wish TO PAour Boarer
can join this class
Mrs W Pgram will have charge Of the Boarding Department
and will unite With Miss PrgrAm In contributing the comfort and
proper training Of the Young Ladies.
TERss Hoard for the entire Sesson-t20O.
English Coursr.-s90
Foreign Languages, each.-s20.
Music Drawing Al Professors charges.
Persons wi.hing Pupils make further Inquiries
tive "a the School, will spply Nrs. Miss Pegram
lyl6-du LIspHN SQu Richmond. Va.
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WINSTON DC POWERS,
GHOCERs, COnMIsSIoN a ND FOR W ARDIN,
MERCHANTS,

WINSTON DC POWERS,
GHOCERs, CON MISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANTS,
Corner Of Cary and Pearl Streets,
AVE In and receiving the North. their Spring
Stock Of Goods which will be large and varied when received
the
generaly-amonR which will be found:
500 bags RIO, laguAyra, Marieaibo and Java Coffee
81 hhds v. q. aud r. Il. sugar-some very choice
$40 packages Refined Sugars-aI
liz bills. ". o. hOasses and Refined
% hhds Cuba aud Muscovado Moiasses
210 packages q. p, Imperial and Black Tea
9i5 boxes American and French Glass
6O0 Sdes sole Leather
so boIcs Talou, Adamannc and Candles
90 bbls. Tanners and Machine OIL
100 kegs assorted.Sais (nost approved brands)
half pipes Henne-sey and Otard, Co. Brandy.
vintage 1879 and 1880
pipes choice Holland Gin
O. = and pipes v Brandy, Pale and Dark
100 bbls Pure Rye" whisky, year old
(unequaled)
80 bbi' Cincinnati WHISKY and Alcohol, daily expected
package, wbi,Eys Wines too numerous 10
mention
20 baskets Champagne; 80 cans Clsrst
2gqgOO Cigars
Painted Pals. Grnds,one' Wrapping Paper, Spice,
Wood Ware &C, &c.
Which they will sel low ~ punciua customers mhts
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CAHIiIAGES! CAtIfIAGES!!o
ALFRED KING -
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
81 RIsISIAR HIANn EnIR ~.

EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
SUPERIOR PLANO FORTES.
j JAMES WOODHOUSE & co.
HAVE recently received large additions 10 their
il stock PIANO PORTES. E-sSs<ksS--- z.
and hourly Of receiving further VI
supIles which, When hand v form Asso,fu,et IL t
tent can rarelv be seen at any establishment Worth
Their selections maker. In this cu.
Try, % Whih they have sold large number s.t.
faction they have that receive order. rom
persons sho have purchased one two, And
or more Instruments from the Subscribers previously
children friends
TT Orders from distance promptly f4thf y attended
~ Piano Fortes Tuned repaired
~ Secondhand Pianos taken payment
arrpg hs.-d
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NTH. IEFEBVRE,S SCHOOL.--The next session Of
I'VE , Institution will the IL, day 1856
close OF the LIST o July, 1851.
TEESsBoard 5000 Washing f9o English Tuition $40 Modern
language each, t2O, Latin txO Music Pno
$50 Drawing from Nature f4O Painting coors
ESQ Primary Department for children under year.
az the Schools Right Bishop Cobhs Of
Alabama Messrs. d. Hoge, d. ~. Rev. Moore d.
Rev y Gndsrsieeve.
PacUrIY-Hubert Lefebvre, Principals Rev. w. Kepper
Rev W v Webb A. ~ John Little, 81 d. Lewis,
Mcard John 4. Csyo, W. Thon Miss Gordon, Mrs Taylor
Madsme Estvan, Mile Lacy, tc.
All letters 10 be directed 70
IyT-tm HUBERT p LEFEpyRg
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THE MUSIC STORE.
UN N. TAYLOR would remind hs nds and he
n public generally that bis on Gov <rz-uIn
street where may be found PIANO PORTEs HKKKt
hkLODEONs, GUITARS, NIOL1Ns, FLUTES, andg VI v
ACCORDEoNs, Of the best quality prices lie
sole agent 10 THIS city for the sale Of tie celebrated
Pianos which by
but by few Also. Gale 4 Cos superior Pianos
~ Guitar and Violin STRINGS Of the best quality.
He has the found in this STATE and
u constantly receiving the latest publications, which
ne most reduced prices and good terms
where
nv PiAnoes tuned repaired, and let on hire.
~ Old Pianos taken N part pay Tor lev ones.
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GEORGIA LOTTERY.
AUTHORIZED sTArE GEORGIA.
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY!

CLASS Is,
In public, THURSDAY,
August IS iS55, the HAVANA PLAN.
SAMUEL SWAN a CO, Managers.
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CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000!
ALABAMA LOTTERY.
AUTHORIZED STATE OF ALAbAsAl
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY,

be drawn the City OF Montgomery Ala pubc FRIDAY
September IL, 1885, ON the HAVANA PLAN
SAMUEL SWAN, Manager.
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-
DIRECTORS.
T. NJ ALRRIESD, IrSsdenL
II. L. KENT, Of Kent, Paine A Co.
VI. w. QUAKIKs.
WV. BEkNs. Of Beers Pondexter.
II. W. pay, Of II. W. Fry Sons.
WH. PsLHER.
J. A. ISLoFS
A. X. PAREER, OF Parker, Fimmo Co.
J. v. WIpswoErB, Of WAdsuorh, Turner A %.
THUa. HAl-oS, Of Samson A Pae.
g. w. PURCELL Of Q. W. Purcell 4 O..
H. l.. NIxsros.
!. p. wfssIos, Of Winston Powers
8. +. PULLfAH.
n. A. CLAIBORNE.
p CULLEN
@. W. sNrTH Of smlth Hsrwood.
IY26-M w. l.. COW ARnIN c...ln...
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CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.


CU AN receiving large additions TO my stock Of
~ Hats and Caps, selected On person) In the Northern
cities, which makes my assortment very complete, all
or any which, disposed 70 sell accommodating
oet JOHN THOMPSON
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REMOVAL.
OFFICE vA.F. a VI; INSURANCE CO..

OFFICE VA. +. a VI. INSURANCE CO.,
RICHMOND. Earn JuIy, 1850.
UNs COMPANY has removed 10 Its NEW OFFICE NO. III
MAIN sIkEET next door 10 the Dispatch once, where
prepared TO take Fire and Marine Risks on terms
Chartered In 1884, operation over
four yearsdunE which for ios 20 ,herI
tent Of largely million Of dodrs-t hi,,ry
OF the past anordng the
ing Virginia Company, having cms
It's profits will be secured her enterprises
tent to oil the snews Of her Comm reA Induy
The long AcquaintAnee Of this Institution
has enabled to become familiar their
will be spared information withheld will
curacy and give saiisfadtion.
To Farmers, has In lie the
Insurance already scuredto be able
table citizens In every portion happy
ceiye and consider Applications for Insurance addressed
the President Secretary will render such
n may be In its power TO is patrons.
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BOOK AGENCY.
TUNE Subscribers have established Book Agency Philadelphia
ire postage R@y psrns by oI~%dnp uS TS price price
aay q Ssab S,. 9s a % ., Ssd,
or year, and Of splendid autograph portrait Of either
Magazine ey viii receive copy Of either TIE hres portrs
gratis Music furnished o those Who may whit
. soySg q s s SP S and e 6 s oT small qnAn
svsy drPoa of EnErsyng wood ssssS,,d s psAlns.,
Machinery. Book Illustrations Lodge Cerneate- Business
buildings send Daguerreoype sketch Of the building
Persons distance having ,aleabe article. would ind It their
advanass to address the b'erbers " We would set a. SCENTS for
50 sOu'b Third street, PhI.dslphis, Pa
NOTICE-TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN :-gbsTss,
~ the Richmond and Danvie Railroad Company had the
Ton Of their rolling They eonsrsned Tor the pre.en, to
s o . G.s Ss sGs # S road O. ~ do.
Immediately removed By those to whom be consigned
s .ns snd o DC Ps[ ,, 9ess.s e any
At their risk as as unlosdsd from the
j.u-g superintendent. q = T GSspItLL,
RI 1913 Ds. suOULDEEs AND sIDIS, Port
RLACK LACE uITTs.-Baet Lace Mis At i9H cts,
p-p 20 90 ao 'o '''0'"ini sRTy@ Si Ei Co
HOTEL wAITEHs, EruH and Cake Baskets. Butter
oop. T kns' ,osr @ Sr ls . gnS S Of P. S't
.u9 bULKLEY CO.
IUNOILIr SEIs.Ieold Band, goversd, Marble, Boqus,
and Wild Rose Toilet Sets, comprising variety ~ ISL
Main street. taup BULELgY' A co
UlOCKBHIDGE ALIu WATER, expected uis
morning In half barrels f'f,9 lscg ne sETss'
WEMAyE RECEIVED from III, Rock Island Man.
CAssfHERs. JEANEs &C.
general assortment Of their popular
Agents. 1900 ~
jy2o-im wADswoRrH. TURNER co.
SEBIING or AT COST.-Tbe subscriber Wishing to
- close his present. business offers h 1RF
and CUTLERY A. and beog cost Merchants and
vief 70 call and examine tefors purchasing
tee fau7-dfm1 TuOwas A pt,sT'
A GnICULTuHAL LIVE, of superior quality, In ssy
n quantity ion bushels Tor sale upon terms
oHhRLks ". JOOHER co, Balcony Fals
- ,--- Roett,'dsr 20. We
SOBID COLOR uOUsLAINEs AND BgREqys -
- foil suppy soid Color Mouslaines, ~ wool
gor sale by lsui2l HARTwE.L 90.
RLEACHRD COTTONSAND IRISH LINENS.
New YORK Mills and other good Oottona
Peror Irh Linens o. importation, quaes for ale
~ auH Q. HARfwELL a 90.
VDOHTFOLIOs.-Besuifu whiting Decks, Papier Mschis
sud Leather Portfolios, and Ivory Shell Morocco and ali
By aui9 ZTNwTRysN
"HAPPING PAPEH.-e00o Resins, large md small
w for saeby su12 DAVENPORT, LILEN 90.
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SsTOCkS FOR SALERY
- J. BROWN, ia, srocE BRoEEH.
ti5O00 long and short registered state Bonds
10000 James River and Kanawha
lo0 virginia Central r. r. Co.'S LIST Bonds, guar
anteed by State
1000 DO, last
5000 city ~ Richmond Bonds.
4.0Or Y Danvlle r. q. BONDS redeemabe In 1879 and
lsGt-coupons and regis
10 shares Richmond and Dauvlle stock, Ac
auiq-dst
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NOTICE TO THE LADIES.

HAVE this day received from the manufacturer
n IN philadelphia the following splendid BOOTS AND -
SHOES made particularly TO order suitable
approaching season viz Ladies' Black Faneas anil Italian
ZION Bnkn CATERS ioEd and pd Of which
and superior Black Satin italian CIoh Aer
boots from t % to the finest Cooed Gater, Win and
wout heels large and varied assorment do
lreneh KID and Morocco Ore" slippers full m; and
Morocco do dol Morocco thick and n
Style do Laced Boots thick do DO Moroe-
Jenny Lind DO dol Calf and Goat thick soed Roots
and COiorsd Toilet ehoes; White fu triad Dres.
Slippers all Of which will be sold low quality by
. D. y. FRANKLIN,
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SOAPS, nam BRUSHES AND PEnITMT.

Pain $50 a. on nM nu Low brown Windsor Honey aud
laps Tor Shaving aud the Toilet Also handsome
mar Bu'hes aud the Perumery
and OF our manufacturer Lubns A. For
sale by GRljBts IpptpsoN
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VKESH Arrival OF JEwELRY OF THE
LATEST STYLES Just to hand variety Jewairy OF
e most iason-be syles which
consist, 70 part Of Cameo Gold Lava
Ahh Diamond Pms Esr RinY-, Finger Bracelets .s
variety Watch Keys Gold Pencils Gold Pens. ttr
best manufactured and large variety All od
warranted As represented and will be sold living profit
N MYERS 4 Main
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LAW CARDS.

uloBERr u. HoWIsoN, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
- NOTARY PUBLIC has removed his rsdsnes on
Rom his former ofnee. IySo-.iv
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NEW SrOCK Of SPRING GOODS.
We receiving Stock and
Of Importation and The remainder various
markets In this purchased the
ne ioote stock being eafry and FRESH oner IL 10 The
trade confidently that mar
peced. II consists part AZ follows:
~ fb-f Bro. Hhirtlngs and Hheetngs
Cotton Osnasurgs Cottonsdes and Nankeen
Larxs STOCK Blcsehed Domestic widths
Plaid Striped and Plain Cotton for
Konueky Jeans Satnets and weeds
Tiokngs, Furniture sud Apron Cbecks
Bieaohed and Broad Table Cloths and Damasks
Large Stock Irish Linens
Cloths, Casslmers and vestings
Large stock Of Prints, nd Lawns
Alpaccas and Canton Cloths
Printed Chaliss and Berages
Plain deiains and Challes, all grsdes
Lawn, Challes and Berage Robes
White Cambrcks, Jackoneta, y asa udM uuu us,,na
hantlias, Large Stock, and Cheap
Lace, Muslin and Cambric Collars
Lace, Collars and Sleeves IN Reia
Linen Canbrick SILK and Win tarxs
stock o. other goods enueraed attention
u our friends and The trade generally
uh2s WITJIN0UaM A fanny
uBUHE Old yfHGINIA WHISKY, No 4 Mack.
rel Isle ofWght Apple Brandy VINEGAR; Tor by
au13 w0NBLE OF GIpORNg NJ IN pr,y.
MENICAN gpANO.-AA Brosn and white MsIis.n
" ouanoi Tor mieU y. n. BKfNKKR co,
kssh No. % osysI
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-23

FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE HUDSON RIVER
RAILRoAD-The mail train which left Albany
at 4 o'clock Sunday P. NJ. broke through the
pile bridge at Spuyten Devil Creek, at IL
o'clock this morning. The train consisted of
two engines, two freight cars, two baggage cars
and three passenger cars.
The first engine passed over the bridge safely
the second ran of, or broke through the bridge,
drawing the baggage cars, two freight cars and
one passenger car after them.
The engineer and fireman of the first engine
escaped with severe injuries from scalding.-
The engineer and fireman of the second engine
was carried down with the wreck about ten
feet plunged into the river, and drowned
Those in the baggage car were much bruised
by the flying baggage.
The passengers, some 70 in number, were
not seriously injured, though their escape is
regarded as little less than miraculous The
foremost was turned partially over, resting at
an angle of 40 deg. from the track-the lower
end beneath the water. No passengers were
thrown out though two jumped through the
windows into the ice; and the seats in all the
cars were more or less broken.
NJ 7. Jour. of Com.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-23

New CoUNTERFEIT-Whi Louisville Re-
porter notices new and very dangerous coun-
terfeit $50 bill on the Bank of Tennessee. 1t
is thus described by the correspondent of that
paper: o
The paper is rather light and fimsy; the bill
is shorter and very little narrower than the
genuine. Washington's head on the right end
of the bill is imperfect-looks white and rath-
err coarse. Payable at the Branch at Athens;
letter A No. 81; dated 1853. On careful in
spection its character as a counterfeit is very
unequivocal and clear, and yet it is a very dan
gerOus one.
The Memphis papers notice the appearance
Of 81 counterfeit notes on the Bank of Muir
freesboro, Tenn. The signatures are engraved
the vignette is coarse, and the paper is poor and
has worn appearance.
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Incog at the Spirits.

We give place to-day to another communi-
cation from "Incog' We must ask for a lit
tie more brevity on the part ofthe writer as
our columns are short. 'Incog'' is pretty Sc
we're to-day. While we shall not undertake
to endorse all the writer's language, we must
be permitted to say that the subject needs
severity, and we are glad to see a writer capa-
BILE of doing some little justice to the humbug
showing it up and laying the switch on de-
serving shoulders. 1t is pitiable to see full
grown men and women, apparently in the full
possession of healthy faculties otherwise liter
ally and Enthusiastically insane on Spiritual.
ism. But 'Incog" has said enough on the
subject, and needs no help from others.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-23

o. DR.. Charles Kidd of England, an
nounces that chloroform is a perfect cure for
hydrophobia. A teaspoonful of either chloro-
chief and placed on the patients face to smell,
and red-hot poker is then, within half an
hour, to be applied to the bite. If these two
things be done, hydrophobia need not be az
pretended.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R- should universally kno wn. it strictly true.
large portion the fatal
diseases Dyspepsia Darrhea Cholera Morbus Liver Com
and other diseases in City In
speror weekly catalogue Deaths generally the result
geston. Think this. all who from disc rdered
stomachs you willing guided by advice founded
upon experiences; the OF Dr. HoSrET
Bitcrs which. and nvigorant,
stand alone ached For by Druggis generally
HALLOCK ~ SrODDARD.
dec13-wtf WOOLSEl SAWYER.
ENDEP NDENCE COUNCIL NO. =.
Meets NJ. their Hall Water street
the Telegraph Once first and third Saturdays of each
month ost25d6w
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fEFThe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad train
which arrived at Wheeling on Tuesday requir-
ed the force of thirteen locomotives for the pas
sage from Baltimore to that city. The freight
business on the road has entirely stopped.
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town once.

OF We are glad to see that our sister city
Louisville, is emulating the good example set
by Evansville, in raising fund for the relief of
the poor, during the intensely cold weather.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-23

6JThe Vincennes Gazette calls Evansville
"big Pig-tail city, Hush now that's unfair.
Just remember Vineennes was also small
town once.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-23

A CHURCH LEVIED ON BY THE SHERIFF
The Statesman at Calhoun, GA, says that the
Methodist Churchin that place is to be sold by
the Sheriff for debt.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-23

CANAL BOAT.
gHoR sale, Canal Boat Visitor low for cash by
a, jan22 GEO. FOSTER co.
NOTICE.
1HE undersigned having purchased the entire stock of
comprising large of Watches Jewell
ry Clocks formerly owned by G. Gosseu would
uly Evansville vicinity
will continue the business at the old stand
tween Nam Locust. and would he happy
win him with call. promising give satisfaction
or no sale will be sold
on Rrst cost, WITHOUT REFERENCE PRICES
and all goods warranted repreSen+ led.
re- All Watches and time pieces repaired in the
best manner. and at moderate charges.
jsn2I-tf CHAS- BARNUM.
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NEW AKDVEIgsEES ENzENFS.
OLD ESTABLISHED FOUNDRY.
KRATZ 81 TEEsMiN,
Evansville. Ind.

FENIE Propretors City Foundry recently
ted lrge fre-proof building site of he old place.
fully prepared all kinds of machine
finishing work and everything apPerning to the Foundry
Business. Machinery all kinOs de and repaired We
have facility the best machinery aud kmen and
give all york Tus ed to undivided attention.
We manufacturing STEAM ENGINES of any power
required and ready TO promptly I'LL orders Tor this KIND
machinery work and satisfied with
prices. The Foundry Finishing shops. &C.. Pine
Feet aud Sale Room Main just above Second
where orders will be received.
jau23-tf KRATZ HBILMAN.
TO THE MEMBERs THE AGRICULTURAL
so. IEEX.
MUST received those valuable Monthes embracing all
ep reultuTal topics
The CUlIivator for j ,nuarY.
The erkng Farmer for January.
The Horcuuri With splendid cclors2 engraving; and
a. other copy colered, at SAM'L LISTERS
jan3 Book Store.
10 10 CoFFEE.-5obars for sale 1owby
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FIGURING WILL FOR SALE.

THNHE undersigned sale his FIGURING MILL in the
III GRANVILLE. Illinois. Almost everything
ted with the Mill is newengine. Buss boiling cloths
There three of with thing excellent
running order and calculated do fine and profitable BUSH
There is also connected with the Mill
dwelling we'll arranged comfort with the
~ houses. To person DESTROYS emharking in
busn this kind chance is here offered which but
seldom be had The country surrounding this abound in
kind keep the mill constantly ming
all of which be detained at such prices to make the
running of the mill Profabs The entire property will
be sold reasonable and time given for Of the
purchase money make easysnd IL desired farm
improved land will be taken For further particulars enquire
the premises. JOHN RIGALL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-23

OETThe Editor was absent yesterday in at
tendance at the Princeton Convention, conse-
quently ne is not responsible for any delin-
quencies in to-day's paper.
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BUSINESS CHANGED.

HAVE ssld my of Groceries Messrs T. II. Cook
n Il SON. who will continue the business old
which have rented them for years They will also
their business Family Groceries
and Produce hope friends and will call
examine their stock and give them liberal trial.
In retiring fro present business would return
sincere thanks ren and customers their
liberal and what is still desirable
their general material aid
shall hen ceforth bs found odEt GEO. FOSTER
(of which firm member), and will give the business
of that house personal attention. and where shall be
pleased to my friends
jan22-ti NJ. W. FOSTER.
NTOLASs ESJust received per Stockwell. direct from
V barrels SO halfbbls
low for cash approved paper by
jan22 GEO. FOSTER & CO.
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ID 10 COFFEE.-5Ob bags for sale low by
IA JANIS .. f. GILBERT d CO., SVo Jar Water.
rENOBACCO.-4o boxes ass Isles choice Yir-
jana S. E. GILBERT CO. syc. near Water.