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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-07
FALL CAMPAIGN!
HAIR I'd ana u Al WHOLESALE.
NEW AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
A C T C


CHAS. S. WELLS,
HLST returning thanks for
w the public. since ne opened in Evansville would
apprise interior Merchan from Indiana Illinois and
tucky anil city purchase also that he has
ana u store. the Heaviest took of Hardware and
v market sale Many Goods purchased
rates by him. during depressed
East aud England by importing from
and having his orders
offer and sell Hardware at low figures
afford the Goods. cash good time buyers.
He invites eful examination his
Merchan aud Traers feeling that he
full Justice.
Among articles (almost nnumeraDe) eom prsinR his
stock he names the following TO the trade:
$50 boxes Axes-Wells Lippincos Leverets and Collins;
SEQ dozeH Pocket KNIVES Gully assorted; ta-'
75 do Steel Shears and Scissors; .s
100 do Razors and Strops; -s..
loo gross spoons Iron. Brtania and German Silver;
50dozen Coffee Mills all grSdes
So do Files and Rasps all kinds;
1000 lbs Brass Kettles. turned bottoms;
20 Q lbs Saairons assorted;
500 dozen Bait Hinges, do;
1900 Screws gml { pointed;
$50 dozen Door Soeksand ockets; af
100 do ,Augurs; ss ss.iea. lessE t-r
do Cnrry Combs and Horse Cards:
go pairs Shovel and Tongs, iron and brass heads;
| so dozen Saws. tram Mill to Key y-hole; .l
25 do S5eslyards and Scale Beams; sr.a n
so do Ames' liant other hrandsl Shovels Spades:
| casks Pump Chain and Fixtures:
Japanned Tinware fally assorted. &F
ALSO sfel s.
Whps and Lashes Brushes. Combs Needles Spectacles
Fancy Hardware generally together with
heavy goods viz Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges
Gun Barrels and Gum Frimmin ngS.
CarSnters and Coo pers Tools Window Sash Be-.
CHARLES S. w LIS.
| oet2 Main street. q door below Branch Bank.
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EVANSVILLE IND, THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY T. Is
RAILROADS. &C.
Pennsylvania RAILROAD

Pennsylvania RAILROAD.
E3 a II. 80 -
THE undersigned having been ap- i.aruus
n pointed Agent ttor the above COmpa- LAS<
in this would in TO rm shl
- pers merchants and the public
generally that F. Leeeh George harris and George
Black late of ID. Leeeh Co - and Thomas 5, Clarke
Clark d 1haw, - under the firm of
LEECH q Co.,
Are by appointment special and shipping
ef the Psnnsylvania Railroad Company They have
at all the principal shipping points
aand and prepared 10 receipt throuh New
ork Boston. Phladephia and Baltimore all
cities and and from all western cities and the
Atlantic seabeard. by OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
partners dir their whole attention forwarding
and have facilities for shipping and to the without
the expense second and their charges by
ment with the Railroad company being emey low
nominal the of drayage they
he abe to give satisfaction
ShpRn produce made their agents will be
ed free of charge o commission.
FuTinformation apply at their Offices:
Depot Liberty street. Pittsburg: ..-.....
do No. South 18th street Philadelphi&;
do North street. Baltimore; T
No Asor Place,
% / Soatl, lillian street, New York;
do 8 Battery Place. ID
do 81 Khby street. Boston;
0rto Et .. a.. JOHN s. MITCHELL,
epl3 6m - Waterst., Evansville. Ind.
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CINCINNATI.

Gn NTxON a. GoonMsN
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS 1OK AND
NEWS PAPER
5Htsrtt .~6E4t ZS PLATNER Il SMITHS ID 80
Rl AN X Rs 90 TX II ape RS; .-,,r.
wsMITH q PETERS COT CARDS CARD SHEETS
LighsbOdy's Book and News Ink;
MAD RIvER MILLS. STRAW BOARDS. etc etc
SALES ROOMS. II d. 79 WALNUT STREET,
s5ts- s.i ys uH CINCINN ATt, O.
Where they offer every variety papr ted city
nd acountry trade and the materials employed in
hest -f.r.1.t. f..l lassI .rr.E
RB-! esgHa fdrice paidfor Rags. sep46m
GEORGE W. DAY. MATLAcK
5e DAY& NEATEACK.
WHOLE SALE DEALERS IN
+ t- DRY GOODS. ae4s
sep4smd CfToINNATI. o.
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JOHN f. CRISP,
NJ N TwN RY PURE,IC

+ the EVANSVILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ROOMS Fos-
IN Buildings will attend to drawing Deeds Mort
and all other writing entrusted to him decl7-dtf
GODFISH. 30 drums Just re eceved and tor sale by
~ nov2IF5a ea5 #s'afa iTENNEY a. SORENSON.
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NNHITE LEAD-loo kegs pure for sale ty
Wv nOv27 ORR. DALZELL & CO. .
.E MOVE,

'HRHE iersgned has removed bis Tailoring Establish
N to second street Immediately opposite
te-ian Church, in the office with DR.. Wood where
would be glad all his old goody
ber ~ newon and would he pleased itf
anything in his line sneh coats shirts
male to order the shortest possible Office
Thankful for respectfully
contin of the the hands liberal public
/ y26 sh u. L. NELMs.
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j. f. CAMPBELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,
FIRST STREET RETwEEN VINE AND DIVISION.
EVANS WILLIE INn

STREET RETwEEN DIVISION
EVANSVILLE. IND,
MANUFACTURER cfevery description of Brass Work
We equal quality if thing
/ keep constantly on hand oil globes STOP gauge bibt
and cylinder cocks church and hotel bes
of all other articles usually kept
business.
appointed in this city for the sal,
of JAS Thompsons leather heing These
ng ara far superior t. yet offered and have
MUM. Samples the be the establish
ment. @
Every rsss Casting order an fur
niahed at Cincinnati prices.
The highest market price paid old corpsr
All orders addressed will prompt an i'm
mediate attention. dec4
tLOTHS 30 pieces French Twed Cloth reo,d this day
deci5 -dSw AIS Main street. Louisville. Ky.
HETSIIN ne LtENEs.-5o pieces all wool Muslin
JAMES Low 4 co
dect5-d&w 4ls Main ST.. Louisville. Ky.
GUNSY BAGs.-5o bales in store and for sale hx
M dec2i PREsToS BROS.
NJ EN M0LAssEs,- bbls prime new Molasses in
dceal - PRESTON BROS.
asOE<SE 4ND cow FEED.
ssi supply Of HsF aB4SF ed 62ssoN 0a
ADIINs NsSTRATOK,S NOTICE.
NOTICE hereby given that Letters of Administration
ADoLPH BRIN KHAN. deceased. The is supposed
novas WI BRACKET MILLS Administrator
&K ATEs1 oask skates ASSORTED from 25o to s. 90 pei
dses cHAs. s. WELLS.
| FKNOBACCO.- lilo boxes choice Virginia Tobacco;
AL hox Fancy Twist;
extra novls COOKS Family % Groesry SGas se'
a. Fields oosSSsS 6ysssrs Just received at % cans
deelZd COoK's Family Grocery.
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=, :, tslN,ClNXAT,IL PAPER wARpEHoUsE

CINCINNATI PAPER WAREHOUSE.
VHNHE dersigned Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
M attention oil dealers their large
varied stock of Papers Our with Eastern
and dealers such that enabled
kesp hand at all times large stock Gaps and Letters
plain and ruled; Flat Demys. Mediums Royals
SpPsr Royas Blank Book Papers Patner
smith. and other hrss cass manu- faetnrers
We for the best Printers Cards. and keep
hand at all times. acompete stock of Printers Papers
every description. Lightbody's Book and News Inks;
McCreary's Celored Inks. Varnish and Gold Size.
We have haod in store large stock the hest Four
driner Newsand Book Paper and supply orders al
most any extent with regular Sizes and irregular sizes
make to order short notice. Y -a.tats
We pay the highest price in cash. Rags Bag
ging Rope and Cotton Waste.
F'Htr -a NIXON GOODMAN.
Wholesale Paper Dealers; & Manufacturers' agents
sepu @#tt z - n and "a Walnut ST. Cincinnati.
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sTEyNEYA sORENsON.

wHoLEsALE DHALERs N GROCEFIEs AND L4U0Rs CORNER
sfffe f ANDvISE STs.. EVANSVILLE, IND.
MNHE have this day formed copartnershp for
%@ rp0se doing wholesale Grocery Liquor
Business. Eavng succeeded the business of Messrs Alis
Howes purchased their stock and made additions make
complete shall be able offer good
FOR CASHsas any house in Evansville. any city in the
Wsat.y as R. 5 TENNEY,
S. .SOR&NSON.
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CABINET MAKERS, STOCK.
EUST received, .- .. s-az -l.s 4- #rF y f+
sD loo gross bedcrews fiat and square heaa; ~
500 feet Safe Wire; sfF
2h0 doz Iron Cupboard and Tif locks;
rep 100 doz Wrought Iron Butt Hinges: as 5a@
200 loz do do Table do TX to ~: 1 -4#
IOodoz Mahogany and Walnut Knobs;
1000 gross Gimblet Point Screws assorted all sizes
400 sets Furniture asfers Brass and Iron Wheel;
50 doz Cabinet Filesand Rasps. aas'd lengths;
50doz Looking Glasses, ass'd sizes
so mssand paper;
just rsr'sa ans for rssieb by sr2s BABooCK BRO.
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ID. s ; DERSON. VI EIS CHANT TAILOR.
On First street hetweet Nam and Sycamore.
H AS tine Cloths Cassimerrs, Vest
Al A inEs which hs is prepared make in the
4shonahe styles nosice. warrant
good fits and hopes y long perenee in the
able to give general satsfae5on He has also hand
Merino, k. Undershirts and with shirts
Cellars. made manner CIentlemen's 4
Furnishing Goods generally He invites his
nd the public generally to call. dec16-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
l70 TMfs alTRXENs OF SOUTHERN INDIAN A
KEMrt CAY AND ILLINOIS.


AS D. SAUNDERS. Civil Engineer. having up
@W abode in tia CITY of Evansville would pecfulIy
Eeuace 20 the citizens Of the soatnern portion Of uaana
Koatacky and Illinois. that he furnish Plans
Specifications and Estima work of otion
pertaining his profession Water ork Drainage
Lad Railways, Turnpike Plank Their Roads the
Prsssment Of Rivers for navgt ttion pgrpo es. etc.
Testimonials ability L. b. Wilson, Chief En-
yinse the New Albany and salem Railroad; Judge HIghea
Of Bio Ind George G. Dunn Bedford Ind, ID
B. Wilson, Of New Albany. Ind. and Fl. O.
Moore, Esq Ohet Engineer of the E., l. c. Straight
LiMe RaIr ad, on application. mh20 1y
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INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
pe 80 49, INDIANAPOLIS, IND,
Board OF Dire

John p, Defrpes VIM. n, Nofsingsr. H W Talbot,
Wills w. Wright Vim. M Mcoarty Delas Rqot,
III: w. H. Ellis. J.W. spencer. W g; wharton
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JAMES LOW 81 CO.. OUISVILLE, KY.
RE receiving their Stock Spring Goods. many
IN which of their importation direct from the
manuFacturerin Europe.
We have bought all Goods for CASH and epared
to Offer Inducements short time and Cash buyers
in the United States Our stock
....-t BROWN SHEETINGS AND PRINTS -r-....
will be well during eo
and will he CASH All the
must he napied with tbr money feb2i
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WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
24 South William street, New York
DEING long,established with Intensive connection
ID in the above business respectfully solicts consign
ments ofa kinds of Western Produce, which will receive
immediate and personal attention the lowest possible
scale of charges Particular will be bestowed
consignments of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all shipments when required by
y. H. MAGHEE & CO.,
feb2O-tf Evansville Ind
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RsYDRAULIC FOUNDRY.
z A u D u nII Y e. n u M II Z \

A f. B A K OU K g 5 MO W u E n /,
coRNER OF wAsHISGToN AND FLOYD sTs. ~
t2- ~ LOUISVILLE, ky, ..E -..
KE ANUFA CTCRERS of steam engiRe and mill maehin.
VM cry blowing engines for superior force
lift pumps pines for
largely by railroad panes supplying
tions socket aud fange pipes OF railroad
other wrought balcony
and yard rang tobacco and lard timber
and mill screws always hand. -, &
Orders from distance accompanied by on ey good
references promptly attended to- ALL work warranted.
ap25
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MTRUIT.-10 boxes W Layer Raisins; 81. 80. s.f,
a do Zanse Carran s;
~, 100 It's oitren: Just received At cf.ir
nov28 COOK Family Grocery.
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GINGHAAI.sea small Check Gingham received this
w day and for sale by
= r-4r =. JAMES Low & CO.. ~
nev26-d&w AIS Main street. Louisville, KY.
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KbURE BUCKWHEAT FLOUR 81 bags pure Penn
Il sylvania, landing frsm steamer John s. Prnge, TO
sale low By y UT s. Z. GILBERT & Co.,
deeI9-dtf Sycamore near Water.
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r ARD AND BUTTER-
500 lbs choice Lard; 100 lbs prime Roll Butter,
store and for sale by dec7 J. w s. YIGKERY.
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NRG Do1oa fresh Eggs sale at seiks' FAMILY Gro
H WV ianI tt
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HSRUIT TR RFES.-Juss received from Springfield Ohio
alot of Peach Trees containing 04 varieties bestknds
for sale by nov2I GRANT Il CARSON. y
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EAAA DOE Fresh Eggs: u doz Tomato Catsup;
lVO Is doz ass d Pickles. Just rec q at III = 8
deei7- diff COOKS Family Grocery.
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@SATINETTs.- l
- Black Satinett,
do Cadet ped Satnest. o.
l do Printed do, reed this day and 70 sale
by fa JAMES Low g. co,
decl5-d&w AIS Main street, Louisville, KY.
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NEW SPkING GOOD.

NEW SPRING GOODS.
ZEN PRESTON. First street. have just received
HA their instalment of and seasonable Goods
consisting in part Of
Bleaohed and bro Muslin; Can~elton Sheetings;
Tckipg all qualities; Plain s.rpd and fancy Cot
Plain and printed d MINIS; tonsdes;
Plain dark nd roid-mixed Farmers Drilling:
Tweeds; Brown Linen Coating;
Shifting Checks Apron Cheeks
Bleach'd brown and colored Linen Duck;
Table Diaper; Twifled Ieans
BroAdeloths ali eniers; Diagonal CAsSimores;
CassmePes. dos Regatta dol
Satinrb, do.
Super Rich Fancy; super Madder eolors;
Blue and White; f.fee.-f do Purple;
Blue and Ora &c; do Pink;
Orange Furniture, new styles.
LAWNS.
Rich Fancy; Rich French;
Ginghami do Black.
Black Dress Silks black and fancy csored Muslin paeas
Lustres Plaid nghams French do Berege de Lanes
plain and printed Jacone Swiss Book Musiins
Check Oabrcs Bonnet aHd Gap Ribbons. Laees. kdgngs
~ STRAW CHOPS &C.
Fine Panama Has, Palm Leaf do, Shanghai
Braid do black brown and pearl Hunga
an National and Artiss Wool do plain and eeld straw
Bonnets, Silk and Lawn do. ..a-..
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies and Misses Kid Morocco and Enameed Bootees
Children and Youths do together with full and
stock Gloves and Hosiery Thread Needles uttons Pins
Hooks and Combs and all other notions in line
We respectfully invite all country chants visiting this
city. to examination OF our goods and prices
mh2s- d&w KEEN g. PRESTON.
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10 Here is sentiment as beautiful as it
is just; ale who forgets the fountain from
which he drank, and the tree under whose
shade he gamboled in the days of his youth,
is a stranger to the sweetest impressions of the
human HEARTH Erchange.
And here is a sentiment asiust as It's beau
tiful: He who forgcts the printer whose bread
and meat he has eaten from youth, and pay
eth not the honest typo his just dues, is a
stranger to the sweetest impressions of the
human hcart-and ought to be kicked all the
way across the Rocky Mountains by double
sOled iron pegged stogas.
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Mr Nitehnl


- Mr.. Mitchell, clerk and one of the
owners of the David White, called to see us
Saturday We learn from him that the Div
ing Bell Boat has given up trying to raise this
sunken steamer till the river falls. Her lower
deck is so badly burned, that to attempt to
pump her out now would certainly crush in
her decks, and render the attempt futile
The river is rising now, so there is but little
prospect of raising her soon. Indeed, it is very
doubtful whether she can ever be raised, al
though the agent of an Insurance Company
who is present, thinks she can be. She lies
80 miles below this place, and 5 miles above
Golconda. Her bow is to the shore, and she
is very much careened. The water is up to
the floor of the boiler deck. All her furniture
has been saved, and great deal of the freight.
The Bell Boat is now engaged in taking freight
out of the hold, by means of man clothed in
sub marine armor. Nearly all the freight will
be saved by this means. but of course in bad
condition. Capt. McGill will lose six or seven
thousand dollars by the accident, but Mr..
Mitchell will be but small loser directly
Both, however, will lose heavily in the stop
page of a business which was paying WE'LL
The David White was a first class steamer,
and doing fine business If raised at all, it
will be too late to participate again in this sea-
sons business.
- The Alvin Adams, one of the most
popular and splendid steamers in the Louis
vile and st. Louis packet line, was here Sat-
urday morning for the latter city, loaded to
the guards and crowded with passengers from
stem to stern-eyery room occupied and the
floor principally engaged by the square foot at
a good ground rent" We thank her clerk
for package ofpapers. This steamer will be
here next Wednesday for Louisville.
- The Northerner passed up early Sat
urday morning for Louisville, with first rate
trip We thank Mr.. Jno. Wilson, of the office
for St. Louis papers of Thursday. The Nor
therner may be expected here early to-mor-
row morning. She is fine boat in every par
ticular.
- The little steamer Gazclle which made
us visit last fall for the purpose of running
as packet between this city and Henderson
was sold at Cincinnati last week for 81 Cox
cash. She will hereafter run between Ports
mouth and Big Sandy.
- The big steamer Virginia was at oul
wharf nearly all SATURDAY, taking in freigh
for the South. She got nearly her entire car
go here, and was loaded to the guards wher
she departed Saturday evening.
- The large and splendid steamers Mag
nolia and Peter Tellon vera loading here las
Saturday evening for New Orleans The lat
ter steamer had on large quantity of freight
when she arrived.
: - The Northerner going up last Satur.
day had on board good deal of freight taker
from the David White, consisting principally
of tobacco and pork.
/, The river was rising fast at this poin
last Saturday. Weather cool and cloudy.
= E2LACK sn.Ks:-l9 pieces Black SILK from rs to 5
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A Coon SELL.-The st. Louis Republican
tells the following case of diddling:
few days since man who called himself
John w. Williams came to this city and rep
resented that he was a merchant in Carlyle
CO.. Illinois. lie went to wholesale house
on Second street, and sampled groceries, and
such was his address and skill that he never
was suspected, especially as he wanted to pur-
chase ''for cash"
He laid in an assortment Of some two or
three thousand dollars worth and being desi-
rous of completing his stock with lot of clo-
thing, he was introduced to we'll known
house on Main street, where the same forms
he had practiced upon the grocers were gone
through with. A bill was made-as he "de-
sired all to be shipped together" At the
clothing house, however. he avaied himself OF
the opportunity to rig himself out in a new
suit all over and had it put in the bill"
Afterwards he sampled" some boots and
shoes at another house, which he purchased
and tried on pair which fitted him exactly
and went in the bill.
Mr. Williams has not been seen or heard o
since, and fears are entertained that he has
left.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

~ SATURDAY APRIL Is.
Ella. from SashvilIe t" CinsinLati.
VIRGINIA. from Louisville to New leans.
Moses McLELLASD. from New Orleans to Louisville.
NIAGARA. from Louisville TO New Orleans.
EcIIPsE Is. WI from Cincinnati to Nashville.
J w. CHEEsMAy. from Sc. Louis to Cincinnati
W. M&RgLAY. from Pit sburg TO ST. Louis
PAUL JONES from Cincinnati to st. Louis.
wM. DICKSON. from Tennessee River to Louisville
FoREsT ROSE. from st. Louis to Cincinnati.
NoRTHERSER. ffsm st. Louis to Loui.ville.
GLENDALE. from Cfreihhasi to Memphis.
MAGNOLIA from Cineinnsti to Nashville.
ALVIN ADAMS. from Louisville to st. Louis.
RAINBOW. from Louisviiie to Henderson.
PsTEE TELLoS. from louisville to New Orleans.
MAGNOLIA. from Louisville to New Orleans.
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EDITORIAL CoURTEsIEs-On the 5th inst,
the Sag NIGHT e1itor of the Missouri Dispatch
called upon Mr.. Peacock, editor of the Occ-
dental Messenger, and, pistol in hand, buster
ingly demanded the rctraction of an editorial
article in the Messenger of that day. Mr..
Peacock very quietly knocked him down. And
there the matter ended. Peacocks are fight
ing fowls sometimes.
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A NJ B R O TY Els
PUBLIC SALE
OF MAIN STR EFT, SECOND sTREET. AEBs
HIGH STREET LOTS.

AN Saturday the 26th day of April 1855. lock F.
" NJ .. tbs Court House door IN EvanSvlie pursuant I'll
minor heirs and by the direction Of the
adult John Mitchell will proceed sell %
auction following real estate towftLot No
Donation Enargemen of Evansville fronting IS feet
Main street and running along Canal IA feet Ipropoes
parcels each fronting ls feet Aain
street and IA feet deep.
street. and $50 feet deep to alley and
residence of VIM Baker ESQ., propose to sell this lot
parcels feet front each and $50 feet deep to
alley Also half of the adjoining Lot No. 04 being
* fee on the of Lo and Second strec
and we'll fitted either for Business or Residence.
ALso-Lots Nos anu block e 9Th
High which double frame house These lots
wide about and we'll fenesd
The titles all believed to be good
the minor heirs and warrantee deed By the adult
heirs will be given.
TernsOf saIe- cash the residue ct six sad twelve
Months and mortgages with interest," and WaynE
relief laws payable at the Eyansyills Branch Bank
JOHN INGLE. JR.. Guardian
fer Minor and Agent for Adult Heirs
mh7 ids of John Mitchell.
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OF Mrs. Gaines has instituted suit in the
q. S. Circuit Court of Louisiana against L. D.
de la Croix, who, as one of the executors of
the late Daniel Clark, has appropriated to him
self seventy five slaves which were bequeathed
to her by deceased.
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MARRIAGES IN KESTUCKY.--During the last
year there were 6,688 marriages in the State
of Kentucky. The majority of matrimonial
alliances were formed during the winter
months December taking the lead. Most of
the brides were between Is and 20 years Of
age, and most of the grooms between 20 and
25. Two ladies married at 10 years, one girl
at II, and several under Is. Three hundred
and forty-six boys under 20 years of age were
married during the year.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-21
OBJ. DAILY Jonrnal

0TWe learn that last Friday night as the
train was leaving Terrc Haute on the Alton
Railroad, the locomotive exploded with great
violence. The engineer was thrown long
distance, but not seriously injured. Nobody
killed