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THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To The Sheriff Of Ellis Couaty, Greehag
Whereas Wesley Young administrator of the
Estate of Henry Young deceased on the 9TH day
of April a. d 1871, fled hisrettion in the Of
fee OF the District Clerk Of Ellis County, against
the unknown heirsof Albert Frederick deceased,
alIedging tha. in lifetime pf plaintiffs interstate
of Elisha y Wymcn, tho Bounty
No. 9i3O. Plaintiff further alledges that said
Wymun purchased the same III Constantine w.
Buckley by deed bearing date FEBRUARY 18th lS43,
and that said Buckley purchased the same Of
Antonio Schanton, Administrator of aid Albert
Frederick deceased at public auction On the first
tuesday in May ls4l. Plaintiff further ulledges
that Sclmnton administrator as aforesaid execut-
ed deed for the same to said Buckley on the
Ii th day of may lS4l hy order Of the Probate
Court which died is now lost Plaintiff further
ulledgoR thtt tle consideration for SAID cerif-
cate has bcyh full, id 10 said estate Of \ Fred
.ri.h ai,, ~ .hacs to Of Henry Young deceased
4 mrs n5'iy erri,I,t s,la c;";:iiEcatg and the
land located hy virtue qroor nine ,,.Idr'd acres
If which are located an patented in Hin Z our
-. In the name Of the he,rs ofstid tlhnrt .ttte-
orick. the rr4gys', avg -tlgee- = adIsd aud ei.'v
&tIcs arc located ori patontcGdn Ellis Uovug
$50 th, said heirs. Petitioner Pm s tat the nn.
Slowu heirs Of Albert Frederic oecauSgd u.
,.ited tD aTneGr NJ .hc neX5 .,~" 1f ''is count
and ar right title ant Interest of prjl heirs in
are. u said certifelte and Land, be diverted from
them and he vested 10 tho heirs of flapry Young
decuased these arc therrs;'i-c MN mi ynu 20
cite the said unknown he1rs Of a trc frederick,
dcceasei by prhhsldUg this citation in the "Dal-
las Hertld' q newspaper published in Dallas
Ceansvfnr eiklit successive weeks, prior To the
return day t,ereof, to he and personally appear
snssc. next .eyn of the District Court of Ellis
4 2Hle holden at the Court House in the
lachic on the twelfth monday aftei
- I3 Nv in March A. D. 1856, thea
4 3 ~, Sr Plaintiffs Petition of which
e.rief statement. herein fail not
y Ifn OF this writ as the law re-
,sfesE-t-, II Bark CLERK OF cur
Gid DISTRICT Cour. and ~. seal of
49, g Cout affixed Mt Waxahaclfe ,lis
Z 90 Sth fly of April a. D. 1856.
9 > {. III BARKER, Clerk d. c, f. c.
By RFSj T. HAWKINS, Deputy.
- 1hr STATs OF Texas, CouSTY OF Ellis.
. +. Prince Sheriff do hereby certify that
s<Sfisa true copy Of the original clarion
take nnsice and appear, TO the unknown
3'5r$ q Albert Frederick--this the llth day Of
~ fis56. J.E. PRINCE. Sniff E. c.
Z 8 ~ rfg-4s:St. print foe S27-)
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mfBOELLAnEoUs.
Louis, iiic Agricultural WORKS e.



srl 20 tll sT, rffs' o. r-iy iB "a litr o. a.,
~ il trslt 81 ~ sTs tffts q dg q % ssk sr dat tt
Z, ~ 'n''lti b. sf a. sifu I4o'ly ofrn g FT1grd
''i have 20 lr O. O. fsufflS iHifia ed agaanE IlauiT
"a .na g. pa. Ton l' 'FsA sT,utnri SOD hfh cost
acuT. ts-,ag.uF % slsi, O. hvv iF u,i nas,ae a. %
rfff-ui siHi'is sll thfsT vtn he auarFmsn IL 20 s,
IL lia' h m3 riinsy la cas- saa'i and . rate IN.
l-chiu uu ke ay 5hlI, & Eaairi ~ q single
.sF - vhh sasly mNei % hand and applied diFsV
der The s,l'Ir Il tls mil,
Any az usinr ih,s M VII md slrar saving Il s guam,
Ter % l'.r '4n nYrf tir az PAN oitafing,
Ne sarral mills Fs entire ,sfsci0n Purchaser
aay ss hsn o. lhp asy' s-d fu fs'ihs eau NiIn 'hu
- ~ Et1 lhTT Tufty
T'., uH Fiss Con- esd CD a. fls az ss'irss, a. ne H
i1H'Rr f7't, FfF ksHF, f.ih arf haTsss
y ! - 5 IA hl' ~ ; ar Ndsl 49, b. fier s.s,
lhs AhHs JTirs lnui lhr mpr MI Isaay u hitch to
sih ~ ay MT h A"esr and sa y 81 IN ol'gaia ia a's
W. s in lu' tra letter, oit Il the sslr Ts.iv, earansn
igiNy 0f,gr iIn,hFs ani thy s he rueNgii eounr
y0m stausn = hFh eh re Nha are largely Engaged In
stes ralsrs sIsi fe,ilag IN hrp.uely.
FoB,sT 0Lovr, rluklln county, Ky, Nov, 1855,
MesEFs MLliE WHGATE 4 cn,-GfHhFRfRs-I have usei
ylur Kiuely Can ami Cob Mills f. isa nnnhs sni
Il ssy la'hrls rHy sh ",s here max me article a
rFns and wlh Hpplr EN - su' n the hers Taking mt"
consideration lhe quality e The sra,h hs simplicity Of 70 e19,
the bsg zl- 9TH ki tia, has uniT my notice
vry ReTNSGMly Ill1s srtELE
I.norI lhl,, fmnka s1un'y Ny nec, u 1855
" err, MuLFn WNEATt, Co --GthNtmSH s--llaying
ho h one Il your Kentucky Con and Cob Mills lia Il 4
we'll that sfuld rs this time expires NY opinion aNnl and
ennA ',y that am tnlsy - asi AMI vii Pra'ei with y
Il vii 'rini k u ten huhA. Iyr hnr aud Is rasy work
fr ae horse and hoy ten year, Old attends IT, Them IL One
enough make. cNe,len feel o. mule. and eae AMI
II u -,cAly god fr calves AMI sheep hleid 81" minis, Who
hus onS in ue says that siN harris q corn ground by II, ICED
hi lot ofmulr. veil sgh rr. In the ear f' In he usual
nsnnr n,roiu cd The hs, rasing NH inn this county
n "a wear, as, and have been u,nr one ever snre ami
Wnu not or any reasonable consolidation dPn't With the
nse ofune VIII Re- pcet, Your Friend, Sc,
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mrsoBLJANEoUs.
Death 10 The screw Worm.
LOUDEN e. CO's
l1luIUl(1UaIE LIN a m usNT

NuEkOkGE L1NANENT.
TIE GREAT DISCOVERY on THE ACE.
Y'llE undersigned. pr0prieiors Of Loud,n a
Cos Cherol'e LiHdmsni and Standard FAM.
Z M'"nH''' having had their attention called 10
we grel, Importance Of remedy which would
eneo'ua'y destroy the Screw Worm In stock, and
prevent the attack Of tho Biow Fy, have now the
satisfaction to announce To the oIti,ens of Teras
thnt they have discovered the great remedy
which II warranted 10 expol the Screen Warn,
instantly on application.
Read me- erldsaos belolc, coming from d;,infers,.
ted nh.tHS Of ItTds.
The following Ia extracted from letter receiy.
ed by l0uden 4 Co., from highly respectable
merchant of Texas
Z" Your Cherokee Lndmeni was used by n far.
mer in Grimes county, us a substitute for Caio.
mt, Ihrpenhne Iobacoo juice. or Fish Oil, and
the result was, IL destroyed the maggots immedi
aielY, and the smell OF il proved 40 offensive 10
the B'Ole Fly that they would not mako a sec md
attack where the l.inanent had been applied to
an injury,
"In that section Calomcl and other remedies are
entirely superseded and much expense saved by
stock raisers."
wv llENRY ELLIoTr, Druggist, of Houston,
Texas. writes, November IL, 1854 ~ can and
will vouch Fur the efficacy of your Cherokee Lima
ment from personal observation, and unhesits-
tingly recommend it to all persons engaged In
raising or having cattle. ho SEES, hogs, sheep, DC.
The application is simple, and in no case has
II produced any had effect. Apply with feath-
or or brush, sufficient to saturate the place where
the worms are deposited, and they will vacate
and fall dead in five minutes. II is seldom no
ccssary to make more than one application"
Extract from letter from the Hon. DAVID c.
DIoksoN. OF Anderson, Grimes county, Texas,
dated August 81, 1855 - Louden q Cos Cher
okcc Liaoineat is the Great Remedy for the des.
trnctiun of wOrms or maggofs which trouble tho
domestic animals Of Texas. The linalncnt des-
troys chem efectualLy and iasfantansousiy. You
need have no tear of warrantng il ; II will GER
tainly do it. and could send you large number
Of certificates. If necessary, from our best citi-
zcns IL gives universal satisfaction as des
troyer of those Troublesome insects
The CHEROKEE LIMA NEWT is prepared
only by
LOuDEN & CO., SOLE PAorRrEroRs,
At their Chemical Establishment,
81 Arch Street, Philade phia, Pennsylvania
And may he lad, with all of Louden q Co.'S Val
nob1c Family Medicines. of their agents, and of
Merchants and Druggists in nearly every town in
Texas; and of SAYRE Il THOMAS,
ap 20-40:3 mos. Dn'!ns 1"rns.
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AAU NAYLOK,

Altoruen- Tan.
DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TENAS,
WILL Iaarlice In the counties IT the six,
w teenIh Judicial District, and in the Su.
pTrme and Federal courts of the State attending
faithfully 10 the collection Of claims. inyesigat
Ing land titles, and any professional business
entrusted ~ him, April 10Th, lS56,-ly
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SIGN OF THE
BIG MORTAR.
Sayre Il Thomas,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists
ONE DOOR EAST OF w. cARUTH u BRO,
DALLAS. TEXAS.

Who'll esale ana Retail druggists,
ONE DOOR EAST OF W. cARUTH u BRO,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK -
N of DRUGS, comprising a COM
plete assortment Of Foreign and Amer M
lean chemicals, essential oils and ex-
tracts, Shakers herbs and extracts, 6fsz-S
surgical and dental instruments, medicine chests,
medical saddle-bags, Druggists shop furniture Of
everysdescrption, patent medicines, paints of all
kinds, dry and ground in oil. window glass, var
nish. wall and shoe brushes, fancy goods, Coz
logne water. fancy soaps of every grade, tooth.
nail, shaving and hair brushes. etc. Black, blue
and red ink, in bottles from quart to ono ounce !;
dye woods IF all kinds, acids, indigo, madden,
spices, etc.
Having paid special attention to the purity Of
all drugs sold by US. and 10 the manner Of putt
ting them up and packing goods. We feel confident
that we viii be able to I'll any orders with which
we are favored, in a satisfactory manner
Orders by letter shall receive prompt and care
full attention. SAlkE i THOMAS.
January 26. ls56-40:tf
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III. Warren Stone.

ATTORNEY and C0TINSELL OR AT La ",
=" III. practice in til, counties of Kaufman
w Collin, Denton, Ellis, aud Dallas, also in
the SUI RENE Court at Tyler, and in the Prohat,
Courts Of Dallas and adjoining counties.
Special attention will he given to collections
and the pcriccting Of titles to land.
Do'iaS. Dsc. 30. 1853. nl:ly)
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PRorEssIonAL CARDS.
o. ~. IIsrJ,crrer,

AiluNNIf ANU tOlNhElIUH.A AZ LAW,
Mckinney Collin County, To xas,
win practice In the courts NJ tho 10Th judicial
District comprising ihe counties o Collin, Uray.
son, Cooke. Denton Wiss, Parker, johnson, VI.
H. hrrtn' ani nhns. Nav ~, lsiGhllv
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The MEDICAL FEE OF EUGEHlE's AccoUcu.
EuR.-A Paris CORES Iondent says: III am
we'll informed, the Empress's state of health
isAupon the whole, ms favorable as tie case adj
Fnits of. She renlains exceedingly weak, but
is gradually recovering from the suflerings oil
her confinement II is rumored that NJ Dubois
is to receive 100000 francs, moi only for his
srvices, but to compensate him for the fearful
anxiety OF mind he underwent, when il became
incyita bic that violent mems must lie resOrted
20 to bring about the birth. The poor Empress
Tor hours believed every moment would be
her last, and never ceased recommending her
soul 10 the intercesson of the saints and this
conviction upon h.s imperial p'tent's part, Of
course. doubled htS sponsibiIiies and the ner-
vousness of Al. Dubois-conseqnenily it is
held tina, 100000 the relative dearness of the
wo epochs well considered, TOY is no more
ihan the equivalent, in 1856 for the $4,000.
awarded in 1911 TO his father, for his attend.
ancc upon the Empress Maria Louise, at the
birth Of the King of Rome"
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IUTI,' MlIui, =, 2, NIVII ILsON,
NdCC0y and Nicholson.
IrOnNEIS AND cOllESEIIORS AT LAW

NIIVNNFIo NM NVVNoET.I.UNo 4 Inv :,
Dallas. Teras
w HI practice in the Supreme and District
w Courts of this State. and In the Federal
Court for the District of Texas. Any business
conided to them shall he attended to with prompt
ness and fidelity.
Dallas. March Sd. lS55-47:ly.
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PENNSYLVANIA Horse Tow and Thresher,
WITH rL.Inr SmAEr cnMlLEIE

are NV engaged In making 800 4 thsc trchcrs Or the
harvest II 1850 And r. experience AMI success Inst
son osehor with the add Ion pre- auiOn Il having secured NJ
m carly dy, IN roughly seasoned lumber aud thrr materials of
uncNc pon hle quality satisfied hi "e will he abe to
turn machines which anl will give the most unrs
inei en- nrsomcHt
The advantages claimed by for the PCnRsy'iond Thrsshcr
any ohrr In general Use, the folio Ing II Its great
strength and simplicity lts ali iiy 10 N work each lay
thln I've peri c hy any other known machine driven y
horses Il Is rtac nnl Is easily haul by two horses
thirty minutes. j. We have nsn succeeded In Ing what has
heretofore hccn objectionable IN other machines to-vit the ne
y great speed III part ofhr nros'nr machin bng
red accomplish greater motion whu speed driving
We have manufactured and sold hundred Il these
chin dnng the past (nd IN instance has been
returned under the following
WARRANTED.
We every machine Ire well made and Of good mate
rinl every respect and do It's work to the satisfaction the
purrasr rfni the money; an to treh 900 100 bushels
Of wheat, or twice rs many oats per day.
pRICrs.
Complete inrse Power and Treshr rny for cash. Sl35 90
Complete l.hurac Power, alone cash so 90
Complete i-horsc Thrrshrr, alone cash, 90 90
Band Wheel he added this Power ifdcsiiel. for dr
wing Cotton Gin Corn Mil Corn Shelter, Straw Gutter
BY frwRr ing curly orlers either Of the above Reapng or
TrcsnG Machines can he shipped To Shreveport cost of not
over go each and torn CnhCrs IS each Either the
1hresng Machine Reaper sasy I've hauled by horses
wagon the former Without any buiy The latter eaper) wih
wagon body
Orders should frwardcd carly Liberal dscon Dealers
MILLER, WINGATE & co,
Manufacturers Of Farming implements and Ma
tl,tr1 7 L,y
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TIME is MONEY

FFyHE andersigusgl ;Fould res Fecifully in (g
4 firm the citizens of Dallas and the 80
surrounding country, that he intends ioca- ss,.zs
ting permanently IN this place, and viii be hap
pv 10 receive such work Ia his line may he en-
trusted to hifn. assuring the public that it shall
be done in fret rate style Healso repairs jewell
r. If al kirfis and warrants his work. For the
rroeent 10 IL located ut tbs .Crutchfclj House,
ap stairs. THEODOIsE MAR0LD
Dallas. Texas, SSely q, ie55-l4:tf
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,Jus. Eeceiye,i.
Afnlinielrafor,s No.ire. Z

ft1fEAc. At ne Mach Tern, iSJb,
OF be Probate CouH Tor Colin County.
the undersigned was nppoinie5 Administrator
Of ibe Estate # William y Shegier, deceas-
ed I; ibis Is lbeefofesto notify all parsons hay.
isz claims sgainsf fbe said Shsrlep 70 rreses:
she sarerwilhia the tire prescribed br f3s.
THOMAS N. SCOTT.
April e6. 1856 s9s6t ldrsfnist,asor.
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DlHNG WITH WILrI,M II. SrwARD.-The
Washington correspondent of the Savannah
Evening Courier, has the following statement,
which is doubtless strictly rue:
Contrary to the impression of many, the so.
cn relations of members OF Congress gre not
Effected by even the apparently most violent
political hostility. Last evening, for example,
he residence Of Senator Seward was filed
Win guests of every political complexion,
members Of both Houses Of Congress members
Of the diplomatic corps. members of the Cob-
pet, the families Of all these and multitude
OF others, The venerable Joseph Gales of the
National late!iigenccr was, however, the OBJ.
served OF ali observers. Somewhat lamed on
one side by rheumatism or neuralgia, he is no
longer able 10 move about with his wonied
ease, but in conversation he is very vivnciouS
and agreeable. Like most persons who have
been near-sghtcd in carly lie, his power of
vision now requires no artificial aid, and 70
man Of my age has kecncr zast nor appre-
CATION Of he moving panorama Of life.
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JOHN j. GOOD,
(suCCEsSOR TO IuRroRD AND GooD.)

lHttntp III Ian.
DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY. TEXAS,
w I'LL practice in the Courts of Collin. Gray.
w son. Cooke, Denton. Wise, Parker. John
son. Ellis, rrrant and Dallas counties. Parti"-
ular attention given to Collections. and Land and
Criminal Litigation. Feb O. 1S56-44:tr
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A Nases fos MAyoz--1ae K.ow Moth
= zings al.d RepobeeHs " Milwaukee, Wiscon-I
a sin, r1fs 5asse Epf4 tis buck niggsS forI
g s3lavor. He eee5 .,i.eif satirs voice l53.
- he's II 3asssa zzgas
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N. @. RAYMOND.

T
ATTORNEY All LAW, AUSTIN,
I PAVING WITHDRAWN FROM THE LATE
I / firm Of Raymond, Freeman Il Co is now
prepared to conduct n business on his own res
possibility, which will present all the facilities
Of the late firm Particular attention given to
40 PROCUREMENT. oif patents and the Investigation
',.N law, rtments Of the
of claims in the diferen. uu,..' '''e''' -
State Government. Dec %. ls55-3G:Iy
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The organ Of the Wesleyan Methodists 10.
: England, flie Wotckman, whist protesting
very friendly feeling towards the AEpiss ofat'
tEhur'h. considers the scheme now ia Bolions
!; s aceo apl:<b 4 union between the two hoiiss
ne Imp1 gciieabie.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-06

GTThe Missouri Democrat has an article
OH the Presidents Kansas message. That
paper says: at would be useless to re-argue
the dispute that has arisen between Mr.. Pierce
and Mr. Reeder, for we have about as little
respect for, and confidence in, the one as the
other" The Democrat proceeds to remark,
that it has deprecated the formation of Eastern
Emigrant Aid Associations, and has "denounc-
ed the incursions of Missourians, their viola
tons of the ballot box, and hostile demonstra-
tons against the inhabitants of neighboring
territory, as utterly illegal and destructive Of
the peace and progress Of our own State, as
we'll as threatening to the stability of our
common Union" In regard to the Presidents
promise that he will enforce law in Kansas,
know what it is that the President will en-
force VIII he enforce the law authorizing
any citizen from a neghboring State to vote
unon the payment Of a one dollar assessment?
VIII he enforce the law refusing the right of
sp ffrare to all who will not swear to sustain
and carry out the "Black Act" as it has we'll
been called. which is directly in conflict with
the constitution Of the United States? If
these be what Mr.. Pierce contemplates en-
forcing and this his remedy for securing peace
and order in Kansas, then can we only wonder
at the hopeless insanity which urges him on
in his mad career"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-06

OF Incog receives the benefit of couple
communications oday. 1t is Stree fight"
and we hope may furnish our readers some
amusement these exceedingly dull times
uncog will doubtles prove he is amply able to
take care of himself
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-06
AUCTION SALES.
DANiELwo oEsET.. HELaoN
AUCTION ROOMS.

Old Court House. CorneFof Main Third Streets
diately oPPOsits the Washington Hotel.
WMAVING leased term of years and fitted al the
n above we'll known stand, prepared to re-
eeve fOr sale at auction private all kinds
wares and mershandss household furniture horses bug
gies. ETC.. etc.
Cash advances made on cons Sn when required.
Regular sales Tuesday. Thursday Saturday.
commencing at o'clock A. Also Tuesday WsdD ssdSy
and Friday lights. at early gas light.
0utdoorsIes andsA of real promptly
to.
We weekly receiving, and have on hand a1arse
and general assortment Of FURNITURE consisting
spindle and bannister backs. scroll and coop tops
back office, French. Jenny Lind, Bsse wood seat
ChAirs mahogany and wood sofa Chairs; E1abst
chairs; spring seat rockers Sofas soeiabes
card dining and breakfast tables ght and wash stands
lounges mirrors hne common and misses bedsteads
trasses tin and wire Safes which will sell
cinnati prices.
We have also hand great variety ofnotons ewery
volins aceordeons pocket cutlery. guns pistols
ETC.. which will sell reduced prices cash.
Wholesale or retail. WO0LSEY NELSON,
rnva
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-06

OEr DR.. Ross, of the opposite side of the
Ohio arctic, has the honor of being the first
individual to cross the river at Evansville this
season, drawn by animal power Yesterday
he crossed in a home made sleigh, drawn by
"a Kentucky zone horse" mule. No crack nor
: SILVER betokened danger Indeed, as we said
nearly week,ago we think team of heavy
j horses might be driven over without the
slightest danger. We are astonished that peo-
pie coming here from the other side, leave their
vehicles behind. But we cannot speak for
: two,days ahead
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-06

GFThe produce market has been very low
lately, but the news brought by the last steam
Ger lays it fiat on it's back. Next steamer may
bring news, however, destroying the Peace
rumors, and thus again raising the prices of
Pr ,duce. Those of our citizens engaged in pro-
duce speculation are anything but comfortable
under the present condition of things.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-06
FIGURING MTLL FOK SALE.

VENHE undersigned offers for sale his FIGURING Mill the
IL town Of GRANVILLE Illinois Almost everything
ted with the Mil is new-engne Buss. boiling cloths
There three with everything excellent
running order and acuated to do fine and bust
There is also connected with the Mill
dwelling fOue we'll arranged for comfort
houses, To person DESTROYS of embarkng
business of this kind chan here offered which
seldom be had The country surrounding this Abounds in
every kind of grain keep the mill constantly
all Of which he obtained such prices
running the mill profitable The entire property
be sold reasonable and time
purchase make it easyand if desired
land viii be For further
on the pa emises. JOHN RIGALL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-06
Gbf Daily yonrnaL
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

ELEGANT CLoTH1NG.-Messrs. Altering &
Drummer have just received by cypress large
lot of fine blothing, consisting of elegant coats,
oYercoats, &c. &c. AS tits growing late in the
season, they inform us these articles VIII be
sold very low. Those wanting anything in
the way ofclothing would do well to examine
this new arrival of goods, as ''fresh arrivals"
have been remarkably scarce this winter.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-06

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, OF vAsDREBURGH

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF vANDERBURGH
COUNTY.
1T ordered that there shall I've Session
of this Court. the Fourth Monday JAN
purpose completing tn unfinished bust
Of the regular Term hereof and Tor the
Other may regularly before this
when again convened aud continue Session
practicable until said unfinished business regularly dspos
ordered that all parties said unfinished
bnsi aud ali wines regularly summoned TO testify
will be take notice of the
place of holng said adjourned Session of thi
Court ami attend the without further notfea
provided 1t is further cred that
when this Co adjourn its expiration of It's resent
regular rn it viii ad again at the Court
H0uss Evansville said Fourth Monday in January
tits tered that notice Of the I'll ard place hold
Session this Court be given by pubca
Opy this least in each Of the
papers the direction Of the CLERK thereof.
laaS-5w JACOB LUNkENHEIMER, Clerk,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-06

TErThere was some moderation IN the
weather last evening beyond that whic'h mark
ed the morning. Just as we predicted! we
shall now stand on our reputation, and ma, We
no more predictions.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-06

0TNo Louisville papers were received
by Saturday and Monday evenings mails.
During these excessively dull times, we miss
our Louisville exchanges to an extent more
complimentary to them than agreeable to US.