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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-25
a.INE t.UNInEA

THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY!
Ohm f. GLOVER 81 CO.. corner of Main and Seventh
- streets Evansville Ind would respectfully inform the
Public that they have yard and E sale low CASH.
complete MT Seasoned Pine Lumber embracing all
qualities viz Tongued aud Grooved Pine and
Ash Ceiling
Pannels 100000 feet sound Common Boards suitable
shops encing No Pine and Poplar Shingles &C.
Se Can have made order at the lowest prices Shelving
Doors Sash Blinds Mantle Pieces Mouldings Frames
Doors and Windows, &c. &C. Bills prices forwarded all
who send for them Orders from Assistance will receive
promptatten ton. fsb12 If
a MES SHOVELS.-25 doz No. 2, genuine article 70
"a contractors, for sal9 low OHAS. s. WELLS
dee6 New Hardware Eonse. 2 doors below Br Bank.
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NEW AHsis ANG a. Nl 4 \ Q

order that may able devote my time more part
u larly to the IRON HEAVY HARDWARE part etr
business disposed of part of my interest IN ts
Gerry house o Mr.. MATTHEW DALZELL, who VIII co =
with complete of everything IN the droeey
line opportunity of returning my sincere
thanks the of the house io the
patronage for years asA
Them to their fayors the and would
20 the very o or not pay gentlemen, that they need
n ask credit at this house. ,,,,rrr oDp
L 1855. SAMUEL Ohh
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IRON RAILING.
ENHE undersigned has the for the sale new and
Il beautiful pattern of IRON RAILING, with round
wrought rods and figures in great variety of
styles and Sizes which, will sell az Cincinnati prices ADDING
FREIGHT.
This ran cheaper substantial than any other
kind Those wishing Railing to enclose metery
lots, yards for piazzas will do well to give
call.
Prices from 81 so to 50 so per foot, .--n
y23-d&w NJ. A. LAW RENEE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
P. G. O'RILEY & CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission

= 4 . =
EVANSVILLE, INh
s,zz. HAVING fitted up mammo NJ t.
49, Wharf Boat, the largest on the $500
ono PTyr in the bstanal manner, we are pre-
business entrusted ourcare elth-
or by RIVER. kAAE4KOAD cI& CANAL ,
property; and wllbepad to ReeelV
mo Storing and Forwarding ana also to the sale OF any
PToduce consigned to nd all orders promptly filled
G. O'RIBEY returns his sincere thanks to his II u
merous friends their former patronage and respect
fu ly soeits aconnuance ofthe same, whlch VIII De
duly reciprocated.
A Store Room well supplied, will be kept for the &C
commodatou of Boats and their Orders carefully hed
mh3-d6wly r G. O'hlLhf q W
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EANA INSURANCE COBE RAN \ .
az Hartford Connecticut.
CAPTAIN 500. Q00-ail pad n aud lde8ted.

CAPITAL 800. u0O-GA paid IN and taceSteG. 49,.
FHNIS COMPANY with perpetual onarter
in 1919 and nsures against loss or damage w Fle On
Dwelling Houses Manuacturing stores
nerchandize general Also inland IA
the per Of NavIsaon Losses Will De
any AL ''''u anu pa THOMAS K. BRACE, Pres't.
Roy Applications May made to the subser-
who authorized receive posas anu issue pol
iei rs NJ 80 A G. HALLOCk, Ag't.,
ll-tf Main street, nearly opposite the BANK.
CTGAIs AND TOBACCO STOkk z OE
JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST., BET. Isl AND2D.
20. SchaeGer q Schroeder's old stand@ -
RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens OF Evansville
and surrounding country, th2ti hayetaken theaooVe
stand, determined to continue the same business and
will tanty hand the choicest Havana cigars
and Tobacco of the bes brands that Eastern al
ord also Snufand Smoking Tobacco of all kinds, Mer
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and DUAL
lilies, the lowest cash prices, at Wholesale ana hel
MyIengthy experience in the business eonvlnees me
that give general satisfaction, andl respectui!
! soIicita share ofpubIic patronage. ap1tf
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MUTUAL. FIRE INSURANCE COMPoaNH Vi
VANDERBURGH COUNTY. IND

DIRECTORS; r...-
Robert Barnes John s. Hopkins, W'' He't1aa"'
Philip Decker, II. d. Ais, Vim. IT, Pres
top and Nm. Baker.
TV,HIs Oompany is prepared to take risks upon
pertv situate To and Country. WITHIN tne
Of the off Vanderburgh Posey Gibson ana
catan nav be made to Secretary either Oh the
1 1IP.leHI0A "'N' - WIN. BAKER. Prest.
DlIeetoAS ROB,T BARNES. Treas.
No.. 7. ,rrrv Sac,rv ect26d1Y
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WHOLESALI1 DRY GOODS.

NEE have hand the most mplete and de-
w srable everything in the DRY GOODS line
r0undin the western all cash
time buyers at remarkably low rates Our goods
have selected with great quality style
price, willing uplicate the bills of any regular
house of the mountains. stock
the following articles:
Brown beached muslins cloths oassimere satinets
prints nsey Innings silks satius vevets vesngs
carpets cashmeres coburgs apacas de lanes hats
bonnets ribbons umbrellas hags shawl atches
&c, &c.
Together with large of Notions of all kinds
from Yankee clock cambria needle. Also alarge stock
of
WELL MADE CLOTHING,
got expressly for trade and give entire salts
facon Give call before purchasing elsewhere
charge nothing for showing goods and the cheap
est for selling them. JOHNSON & FRENCH.
Main street I'd door ateve State Bank.
ep28 Evansville Ind
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TINE undersigned having purchased the entire stock o.
Goods comprising assortment of atehes JeWe-
- cocks Sc formerly owned by G. Gossen would respeet-
FL y inform the citizens Of Evansville and vicinity that ne
the business old stand First street, be-
tween Main and Locust would be happy to wait on an
Who will favor him call promising to give satisfaction
sale The ENTIRE STOCK will be sold small advance
any REFERESCE TO FOhMhk fhOl-S'
| and all goods warranted as represented -,
R All kinds Watches and time pieces repaired IN the
best m 3 au ir AhuA AiO CFAS BARNUM.
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DAVID O'NEIL,
ERICH IAN IT IT ALTO K,

Second street. between Main and Locust.
lust opened fine rtment OF cloths
q of different colors Cassneres of hne quality ana the
styles richest Vestngs such as plain and ian
cy velvet satins silks &c. with cOmmoner goods for bust
wear goods of the best quality and hand
varieties brought this city My old customers
and citizens generally invited to examine them.
with rstrate workmen to make goods IN
the late tstyes and warrant fits in alleases sep2tt
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Nv w. REILLY,

WETUOLES ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
~ PRODUCE MERCHANT, MAIN STREET,
peetfuy inform his friends and the public
vicinity that having purnhae the interest
ofthe Senior partner the late firm FL Reilly he
to carry Grocery Produce the old
tand embraces this opportunity returning thanks
and intends effort merit continu
ance of the same. Ie20-1y WILLIAM REILLY.
DiSS. BRAY 81 PENNINGTON,
ID inform the citizens of Evansville and
Ia vicinity that they have formed partnership in the
practice of Medicine and Surgery.
Having actively in the profession
century become familiar with the diseases Incl
lent climate they their experience and
cess will entitle them a share of public patronage.
Their Frsr street between Main and Locust OPP
pose Office, where either both of them be
consulted unless absent protest. onal business.
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500 BALES No. and Batting, for sale by
/ NpO S. e. GILBERT CO., Syo st.
enl7 Agents Cypress Factory.
NJ At rRESsEs AND BED COMFORTS
AT OOLBURN IL HERSHBERGER'S,
Fosters BloeS, LIST st., Evansville Ind.
still continue manufae the best Mattresses OF
w every found in the country. consisting Of
Hair. Spring. Moss. Cotton and Shucks
all sizes willing show Mattresses by the
any Others and guarantee they will receive the pre-
ference We will sell them wholesale retail, or make
theui favorable they be 0un.
Bed Comforts all qualities and sizes always hand
male We will be happy to show them 20 all who
wish to examine octtS
a. III FSs-2 cases black Lustre, day 70
- sale by JAMES Low CO..
deeI4-dGw AIS VI sin street. Louisville. Ky.
StTEBII FIRE StsTs-POLfSHED.-
, S hand Shovels and Tougs;
Coal Shoves (for Shoyes and Tongs); for sale
n (dee6Y CHAS. 5. WELLS.
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NETY WASHINGTON HOTEL.

EN- w ASnENG BuEEtkI.
TSHE this House have removed from their
old stand Main their Hotel, finish
opposite the Court House where they prepared to
old and all others who
to upon them in much than formerly.
patronage clt eontlnu-
ance the same which shall all endeavors
it. Our will the best the market Affords and
charges moderate.
ev1O-dEwtf FELKER HEDDERECH
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MOTIONS! NOTIOAs!

HNLOWER vases, thermometers. travelling mpanions
n best London seating eigt and ten keyd French
aecordeons French harps dolls marbles tea
sets combs, superior needles pins tooth
hicks key rings, pencils, steel pens, tooth brushes
heads chess Emeron's staPs toilet
Jumping and battle DOORS together with great
yaretv Of = nations for sale A. c. PUSHEE.
under Odd Fellows Hall, First st.
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DeGAEg HE1,S
Y cry AND SALE STABLE.

LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
ON LOCUST. BETW. THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS.
r. HORSES, Buggies Carriages. Ess5s=SssAs5sszzA
sSSk and Omnibusses. always for hire Eslz15-ssesf
Ne atthe above Stable. Carriages excursions. par
ties and funerals always hand. board
horses and keep them in the hest order.
My hack will hereafter be kept con
during the day, and will be hotels the
accommodation of those wishing it, 1t will
ready citizens to boats during the leaving
orders at the stable. my9 L. H. DEGARMO. =
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STORAGE WANTED

N%I are prepared Fire Proof Warehouse
w any quantity of Grain Produce or Merchandise OK
tho mo stliberal terms. -
Havngl and airy stairs particular care Will
he Furniture, Agricultural implements
and kinds goods waresable damage from damp or
rust - !
Logger when desired.
arehoue located Locust street and W. and 2
Canal convenient fer Shipping by river or Rail
coad AppIyto novI GEO. FOSTER & co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AMERICAN AN0 italian
MARBLE!

MHOLEsAIE ND FttIAIL
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WE have rented the Brick Building First street,
two doors below Mgssrs Viees and in few days
will receiving pring Stock We would respectfully
invite Did friends and customers and the trade gene
rally TO call shall be prepared to offer them
great the quality Goods and IN our
prices goods to all cash and prompt time
buyers other house in the West and we soelt
the patronage OF all such custom ~ -, ,,opc,r
feh2q j. H.. Il w. w. MOkGAN'
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REMOVAL,

TENH Undersigned has removed his Tailoring Establish
second street, Immediately opposite the Pres
terrain Church, office with Dr. Wood, where h5
glad all his old and agoodly
Der newones would be pleased to serve them with
anything his linz such coats vests shirts draw"
ers etc order the shortest possible notice
past he would most respectfully solicit
the the hands of liberal public
80 j l.. NELMS.
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Mustard superior article by Sader, Firth * Co.; Salad
Root Ginger Tapeoa Isngass. Galane
the best article Of Indigo ever brought to this market east
prepared desirable article for children and
Yad Spees Sarch other article the hoGekeeper
NAV need in his line. mh22
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AT,I,II RHpAIRINls.

TENHE having the above business
Evansville hatters himself with the hope shat his
experience skill in all descriptions measuring
machinery will upon trial. be found worthy the attention
not only resident citizens the city, but alss those
| comprising the ''eircumambient vicinage.'
| rFFICE HoWRs mys r. H. GATES.
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DAGU ER4 EoT Il
T{lI II I'M IN

OPPOSI THE Pos n OF q " =.
TVAVINS made an entire change in mammoth SKY
III which enabled to take much inner PIC
cures that prepared to take PIC
ths will compare faEoraby with any taken
{ n the West. -. -, ,r
im by who operator of many experience by
which both of always be found
at th9 rooms, really to take pictures.
z, nber the place opposite the POST once,
NJ also prenlred out aud take licensees
a cs9prP' ~ '1'i '''' W. W. TILESTON.
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NEW WORK. BAK cry!


On First street opposite the Post once
after long experience IN the
city of New York. in which CT y ne Is ackuo"i
edged to have superior in the management Of welap-
80 ted bakery, would respectfully announce:
Tba he fully prepared furnish all kinds OF ereaa
crackers pies hot rolls doencts etc., etc. eltherat
wholesale retail. e.-.,s.a 1,;IIbe
Weddings private parties balls or private
zuppIie5 often desired with everything resh from
even the shortest notice. -. -.
superior article Graham and brown on
hand.
The proprietor will devote his exclusive
to business, which shall be executed ye POI
- en- rnaesed Inv anv one WI j. G. GAUNT.
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CO-PAKTNEKSH iii

TENHE undersigned have this day formed copartners
under the firm Hendricks & MeRea and VIII cont
sricEs & DO v. X. HENDRICKS
deeI2~tf W. A. MCREA.
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NOTICE

Evansville. Dee. 5. 80.
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ROOHS, SHOES, &C.. FOR HI
$40 VS.!

sale French Caf-skins French Kipskins. Lnings. Bnt
ms Toppings Gerta Psrcha. Webs Threads sparable
e aud other materials used in the uaanuaetuTi
of Boots and shoes Call and examine for yourselves no
1ow for cash deett-dtf IL >. TIA NJ [.
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W0lTl
tbakhs has removed his Marble Works to FIRST street,
Esssn Vine Ana Sye1uore nearly opposite Apollo Hall
have also lust received lot of fne Marble which will
alI ID the price had experience as
szoaI workman and will give ms personal attention to
Of kinds manufacturer
the latest STYLE Monuments Fombs Head and Foot
Stones Marble Work generally, and &C prices whle VIII
make interest of all who are wanting IN my
Aine OF business to give me q call. ,--.. e..-. -.
attention villa be given to
distance. - :. -, SIT. A. 80. r,,. mo-, =
when ordered.
Illrnrk
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GO to EAUTIER s MARCoNN!ER's and have your he
Paris very ingenious that will take the shape
yourhea 10 less than time and with which they
make you that viii fit easy old shoe. MAI
street. between First and Second iebIo
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AN AFFECTING INcDENr.-Among the
passengers on the ill-fated steamer Anthony
Wayne, was Mr. Walters, who was on his
way from Chicago, H., to Philadelphia,
Pa, with the remains of his wife When
the explosion took place Mr.. Walters was
thrown to a considerable height, and fell in
the water almost lifcless. Struggling to
keep ahoat he accidentally struck against a
box, by means of which he supported him
self through that dark, dreary night, When
daylight appeared he found that the box
which had saved his life contained the corpse
Of bis wife!
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For the Journal.


AT meeting of the Democratic Central Commit
tee in and for the County of Trinity, held al
Weaverville, Feb. 18th, 1856, present, /. Com
stock, Jas s. Mccain and Jno. c. Burch, the lof
lowing proceedings were had to wit
On motion of Jas. S. Mccain, it was resoi'eu d.
follows:
Unereas there is but short space oi 'iii'o oil
the present till the meeting OF the Deiocla'i'
State Convention. to be held at Sacramento City
on the 5th of March next, to appoint Delegates 'c
the National Democratic Convention TO nominate
candidates for President and Vice President, and
phereas. the calling and assembling of coun
~ Convention. to represent us in said State Con
yention. would be attended with much difficulty
and delay, therefore,
Resolred That we the Central Committee by
and on behalf of the Democracy of Trinity Co.
have, and do hereby appoint j. C. Crowninshield
VIM. NJ Love- S. D. Krider, and Jeremiah Ben
nett, delegates to represent us in the State Con
wention aforesaid, hereby empowering majority
,of those Delegates who attend said Convention tc
cast the whole vote of this County therein.
On motion, the Committee adjourned.
ISRAEL COMSTOCK, Chairman.
.rTEO C.. BURCH Secretary.
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$4,000 REWARD ! !
Competition the Life OF Trade.

VNTE take this method of informing our friends
w and the public that we are now prepared to
deliver the first quality Of House Innings se"cd,
at 10 cts. per yard Parties purchasing domestics
at our establishment, can have the same sewed
GR1TYS. Mr.. LORYEA the most experienced
operator in California is at all times ready to de-
liver three hundred yards sewing at one hours
notice. We intend to do what we represent
To parties who have sewing to be done we would
say, call at our establishment and have 1t scwcd
as above.
n. B.-Grain Bags, Flour Bags and Hose will
be sold at the cost Of material, with no charge for
sewing. d. NJ. LDtR ~ 90.
Weaver. Feb. lG. 1856. 4-0,
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No AccoUNTING FOR TAsTEs.-On the oc-
casion of two opposition boats starting from
Pittsburg, one employed German band tc
attract passengers; the other being minus
the music, and not desiring to be outdone
started her steam-whistlc, which completely
drowned the music of the band The May
or being called upon, declined to interfere
saying that 'one was a specimen of German
music and the other the genuine Ameri
can
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-ez1+-<~&%~+<NA

DD~Judge Wilkins, of Detroit, upon near
ing that the Young Mems Hall Of that city
had been offered for the use of the Abolition-
ist Phillips subsequently insisted that the
lease by which it is rented to the United
States for the service of the District Court
should contain clause giving the IT, S
Marshal the entire control of it. Judge
wilkins could not consent to administer jus
tice in the morning where treason had been
preached in the evening.
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---@c&cb-%~-@~a8=
De7~ We copy the following incident from
the San Francisco Uer0ld: An hour befor,
the sailing of the Golden Age on Tucsda,
an unsophisticatcd appearing youth was OBJ
served fastening through the cabin and sa
loon of the steamer, peering anXiously through
the door-room Of every open state-room ant
uervously demanding admittance where he
found the doors fastened. The shocking con
duct Of the young man created an immense
sensation among the ladies, and aroused the
ire of the chambermaid, who questioned the
propriety of such extraordinary investiga-
tion and made known her sentiments in un-
mistakablc terms Of dspeasurc. This lead
to an explanation, and ultimately to the eX
pose of a remarkably clever trick attempted
to be played upon an innocent young man
by smart young lady. 1t appeared that
the agitatcd young gentleman was in search
Of his lady-loye, Of whom he had positive in
formation that she had purchased passage
ticket with the view of visiting her friends in
the East The pleasantest part Of the joke
is, that the ticket was purchased with por-
ton Of the same funds furnished to the lady
by her lover to be employed in the purchase
of bridal robes, etc. The precious pair were
to have been married during the ensuing
week. With the assistance of the chamber
maid, the fair fugitive was found snugly be-
slowed in one of the upper saloon state
rooms; but it was only by stratagem that
the young lady could be induced to mbarri-
cade the door. The false one stood upon
her dignity and refused to rclcnt, but con
scntcd to return the balance on hard of the
cash appropriated for the purchase Of the
wedding equippagc. The dupcd lover quiet
ly pocketed this sum, amounting to some
thing over two hundred dollars, and swal
lowing his chagrin, betook himself ashore,
followed by the sympathetic glances of the
ladies and the universal merrmcnt Of the
men who had been the amused auditors Of
the scene
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getting good library, and have connected
Herewith a Lyceum At the last meeting
they discussed the question, Ought Parker
H. French to be received at Washington as
minister from Nicaragua" The discussion
was conducted with spirit on both sides,
showing great research for material, and
elected many facts worth remembering
Decision was French leave"
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Il Az = A LIE :.

NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the
! ' statute in such case made and provided, will
expose for public sale, for the taxes due thereon,
as hereinafter stated, and also the costs attending
such sale, 0or CASH. between the hours of o.
clock, Il. m. and 4 o'clock, p. m, the following
described property, situated in the election Pre-
cinct herein named and at such sale the person
bidding the taxes and costs, for the least portion
of the property herein described, shall be con
sidered the purchaser, and be cntitlce to cerif-
icatc of sale for the same. The sale of property
in each Precinct, to be made on the following
days, to wit:
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INDEPENDENCE HOTEL.
IN Wcaycrville, by Messrs. Bachelor & Davis.

m WcaVcVIIIe, by Mcssrs BatchcIOr d DaVls.-
MANAGERS:
WEAvERVIILE.-llon. r, r. Miller, John Carr,
f. r. Edwards A. j. Looms, r. Clifford A. Cha
baud, /. Comstock, IL. Mabic, +. W, Blake, j. c.
Burch.
OREGON GuLcH-A.J. J. Felter NJ Y. Stewart,
John Carter, Frank Harris.
RDGEvuLE-F. Bates, NJ. Griffin, j. f. Chel-
lis, J. Torrance.
NORTH FoRK-D. d. Hamilton, J. McGilliyray,
Craven Lee.
BIG FLAT-A McQuillan, Wm. McCollum.
CANADTAN BAR-A. p. Rice, G. B. j, Clements.
FYo0r ,AaRagerS.-AlcX. Love, VIM NJ. Lowe.
lf8~Company will assemble at o'clock.
BATCHELOR IL DAVIS.
Weaver, Feb. lG 1856. lw
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DeApOut of $4,000 horses sent to the
Black Sea by France, only 10000 remain.
The other 10000 have either pcrishcd in
battle, or by exposure. The average cost
of each was about 500, and nearly as much
more tc convey them to the Crimea.
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D19~ President Riyas, the head Of the new
Government of Nicaragua, is, according to
information which has been obtained by the
Washington Star, a mere prisoner in the
hands of Walker, who signs his name to
documents only at Walkers order the pen
atty OF death at all times hanging over him
for refusing to obey the commands of those
who hold him in custody.
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Dissolution.

TNIE firm of S. X. Turner Il Co is this day dis
L solved by mutual consent, c. Graves having
retired from the concern. The business will here
after be conducted under the name and style of
Turner, Rowlson s. Co.
All persons indebted to the old firm will please
call and make immediate payment to
ID. w. TRUFANT,
or. J. A. WATSON,
Atty's for c. Graves.
Weaver, Feb. lG. 1856. 4-4w.
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SINGUIAR.-It seems to be the general impress
sion throughout the community that the China
man. All Chung, who murdered the Chinawoman,
All Ii, on Friday last will be hung Union.