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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-07

.,.pTxEp wANTFD-IN A REsINEss AIaFaDY
,,,abshed and paying 81 the rate Of e GO per
st viii NJ required either In each or city acceutsnces
% no half interest The PARTY buying will he reqn rcd
!, stsrsouai asteston 70 the business, from ~
f,rp each DAY. Any competent business man hayAQx
-, 81 II. nm ~ ftA fgu varut sorta asrep
tsY .ta Ur-1lp aud substantial hpsi,cts a.
,.,, 0e t 4A0et srtr " " ~ Ru,.r ffprsiA
~ 80 b. Itta PsFees WswrrvR WI s's'e where a.
vt.te..W W.y Id
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-07

4 sTRoLoGy MADAME IEANDER LENT CAN BE
n consulted about love marriage and absent friends
tels all the events Of life II 100 Mulberry street. first
back Ladies rs cents gents 90 abe caaSes
speedy marriage Charge extra
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HyI.ILARlS.


DuIIARD TABLES FOR sALE-THREE FIRST
I'D sps second hand billiard tables for SAFE cheap. apply
10 ATfNANDER q. LAWRENCE, 3F Broadway, corner o.
Leonard street.
tsu,Hp GAME or BILLIARDS. nv ucHAm, pHr.
J. hn With nlns,Fssops just pubiisteS Prize 81 SIRE
cnpfe- o. allied free receipt Of prize ~ OO0rNOR a
CoiEErDER, billars table msterp 81 Ans streel MI
w J. SHARP WORLD INFORM THE PUBLIC tn At
he has hard busSAtaheu Of all siges Sir sec,nd
hard tables With marble End rod kssds vii be ld chesr
Also large billiard fnr sac Inquire Al
narrfacinrv las Fulo. s,rrek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-07

A RTIFICIAL TEETH-LoSs OF TEETH.-FrRTHER
n ed with dentsi have Just
invented by r. FIELDING dentist 1874 Canal street. in
the Peoples Bank building Other artificial teeth at half the
usual price.
BEAUTIFUL TEETH.-BURNETT's ORIENTAL TOOTH
ID wash renders the hard and healthy and impar 70
the breath fragrance peculiarly aromatic and pleasant For
sale by y O. WELLS CO, lis Franklin street and drug
gists and dealers generally
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-07

U,IsE WINTER CLOTHING,
IL Fine winter clothing
The famed Raglan overcoais,
The famed Raglan overcoats.
Velvet and Cashmere vests
Velvet and Cashmere vests.
Side stripe and plain pants
Side stripe and plain pants,
Made 10 order or ready made
Made to order ready made,
nj DRUMGoLD PROCHS,
No. 10 Fulton street.
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IkpyM. n oCUiIST AND AuRIsr REMOVES
n blindness AT weaknesses, t@eases eata-
rscs cancers &C. without oueraon Or pain. Persons
specaciea preraulv rnahie IN A. without tho
The natural form trsated 49,
= ssuly Can he The Inarmsrv f-ptu = i ~ = ~
go sixth Poor frdsvs Hopeless crnrhs
sunpions dyspepsau, liver rheumatic 4ssass
cured
nR QrIMBY NO. 3 THIRD AvKRvn, DRv0TH ~ I
recta attention " diseases Il Ire eenenMvs oEAns
rure gusrsreei " all cases DR.. QUMRIe psnthu PMS
IN adies Seat ~ msa securely 6p~eped On recerYsf
dollar.
IMPORTANT TO FFMALEs --DIsKAsEs OF FEMALES
exclusively treated BY Dr. DUBOIS Remedies f.r feaa
arrangements from 10 Is Relief guaranteed 10 AL rass-
ltpeutaoBt and letters ffcuf conbdenlet Fs<ois frin
distance protied with hoard nursing sad excnti~a aneCf
once No. 90 sxly nlnel vss rinesoth sr.s' y
| J,pF GRFAT REMEDY. DR. WARDS UNroRrrNIr i
4 -Nohing else tAp-uua u#.@ .
sfUnp ihN sp#.tvaa q
e.est. vbhan4 fe4crF me hksu ta eHUf ~
< NO III hrfMN 4u4'lN. 81 4.
WARDS ~ es'sNl sAa tles, e&oy s'rse a. tta-. =
III BruHdvuy 0
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"a onn "A PARTNER WANTED, EITHER ACTIVE
SO.Utft. OF silent 70 engage in the mporgor hvs.
sss estahisf twelve large and profitable
usins ~ has been done Address b. B H. Heraii oics
n, pyrFR wA1TFD-Bv AbADy, KEEPING AFIRsr
L ,sss ,up TOW III boarding house Address for q week
Mis- p Il. 81, Unien square Post office.
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FAIL MTLA-xW8RY, Do.
THE MISSES FORGJF FRENCH nRFSSn lKERs
late y arrived from Paris her lcave inform the ladies'
~ New York hat they have opensd establishment c7
Broadway between Twentieth snd Twenty first streets.
fer 10 some of The first families IN this city
j. NJ. FORGUE or Ilroaiwsy.
MADAME ptRPys EMPORIUM or FASHION 4J7
Nl Broadway. between Lispenard and Walker -eeis
stairs The newest basque waists children patterns
~ the figure without extra charge and warranted N ~
IA pretty pattern for cloats Laura bs.uus
cut 10 81 only Al this establishment
NEuIINERY-PREsENTs-Fo THE HOLrDAys-LA.
Ndes and misses winter hornets ~ the latest Partisan
svies reduced prices Pieaee ~a before purchasing
where hdme. q KLEINsCBh1DT, agent, "a Bowery,
Houston street
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01 TO $500 WORTH OF NEW AND RICoMD HAND
pl clothing wantsd-Genusman having large suAn lsts
~ WIRES the full value, without haggnrg
seeking impose Gall 81 Me s1rs, address THOMAS
II. COEBOY 4el Pearl street.
ATOl PEARL srREET-sECoSD HAND CLOTHING
az store-Jsmes horoney, proprietor. Gentlemen de-
sous Of converting sPerhuous clothing into cash obtain
the full value by appviug personally through
JAMES kORONEY, s7qS Pearl street,
Ain nm WORTH or NEW AED CAST OFF
plU.UOU clio hing wanted, for city aud Western
ker Gentlemen having to dispose Of viii receive he
hghes, price by calling a. The addressing JOEM n
MURRAY. ~ Centre street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-07

A MEXICAN ART GALLERY, 5Q BROADWAY, ST
~ Nicholas Hotel buildings In for the sale and
exhibition Of nne oil paintings The gallery Ia large and
spacious and have now exhibition some 700 painng'
by the most talented American artists Of the dav We would
respectfully call the attention Of lovers o The fine arts 10 this
collection IL OF the largest and finest In the ety.
Those wishing adorn their walls with beautiful paintings
will here 1rd greet collection 70 select from Among
be found fine copies from Cole Mount and other cee
hra'ed artists origna paintings fruit pieces By Roesen
large landscapes nv Hsrtwck beautiful American
by Bozyi and others, with srter and summer
nautical and lake views agure
cattle pieces great historical subjects together with
celebrated picture the ADOPTION OF the Constitution. being
he original painting: all ted IN rich g, frames
elaborate aud highly finished The attention of buyers
solicited. JOHN LEyTSoN, Proprietor.
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AN AgTRoL0eJST THAT BEATS THE WORLD AND
~ FIVE thousand dollars reward IL efofed n peraor
so surpsss her 10 giving correct statements pact
and intre events particularly aSsen fienos
sue abe also gives lucky numberr She eurp.a.as
my person that hsa Visited our | She also making
lrrpi cnres All perrons who sBeted with
tver rrlsint scron'a rheufr2n Othev lingerie
dtsesse would DO well 10 call rfd ns wonderful .ea
natural sfted lady END vnu win asaans9es
h-Madame cLTr1ON s ne hu1rhNg Can and ss,sfy
ysuseves seedsnce 40 Orchard between Ho~sses
a~A
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AAIH4mfbUfA1A
A GENTLEMAN or MIDDLE AoE, NEVER MARRIED.
n Oh highly Respectable Nsw York family educ~t.d
fer profession good prc-~pce ard address kind dspcsu
and rpcssS having IN sct every requisite
wealth 70 tender refund Intelligent and loveiy young sfy
karpy desires md with such
s3uerce and good social position, with The view
to matrimonial alliance He IL serious and sincere. AN
ccrrvspeudsrce be strictly private returned " do
sired Address IN all sincerity and confidence through the
Po~s cGoe, II. '. New FORK city.
NTAfRfNoNrAra-A GENTLEMAN A NATIVE OF
M New jersey ~to has resided abroad for the last fifteen
years aged thirty Eve. possessing Wishes t.
co~re~popderce with unerruriSsrrf yering
widow With view 70 mstincrey; must have .sue
usds 81 her fond Of esc hfe well cevesped phyd
caly and intellectually. Address N. hassr Railway, New
Jersey.
MATRINoErAI.-A LADY DESTROYS oP ENTERING
" into the ~se 81 matrmony, vet At the same time not be
rr acquainted With gentleman wno plesses her sun
g. nty TO induce her marry takes this opporuny " et
PRESS her desircs Her Is decidedly IN
ter sting more depending her expression than the classical
reruariy Of her features complexion brne figure petite
mall hands and feet dars curly hair dark blue
fine tech, of The highest family Connections and or indie
~ ndent fortune None but With sufficient income n
cir own expenses need apply. Address Miss II. A. r. A..
DERsoN,
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HOLIDAY PREsENTs-UNUSuAL BARGAINS.
Ill The following lots Of mourning goods desirable tor
presents will be sold half their value being special
sion, namely
ch calicos yard vide Is per yard.
superior French lis. 3d. yard
500 dresses fine English IS dress.
500 dresses superior English do.......ss per dress
do superior de LANES. Cd per yard
N B-A handsome lot of embroderies a. reduction
Atw. JaCkSON'S mourning store,
Ml Broadwa between Spring and Prince streets,
Opposite tiffany Co.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-11-15
APERPumEn RREATH.

Whatlady gentleman would remain under the
curse of dsagreeabIO reath when by using the Balm
of Thousand Flowers as dentfrice would not only
render but leave the teeth white alabaser?
any persons do not know their breath is bad and the
subject delicate their friends will mention it.
Pour single drop of the Balm your toothbrush
and wash the teeth night and morning. fifty cent bot
tie win last Year.
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired by
using the Balm of u Thousand Flowers" 1t will re
move TAM pimples AMI frecles from the skn leaving
it of soft and roseate hue. Wet towel, pour tw
three drops and wash the face night and morning
SHAVING MADE EAsY.--Wet your shaving brush in
either or cold water. two three drops
of 'EBaim Of Thousand Flowers, rub the beard we'll
and it will beautiful soft ather much facilitating
the operation of shaving. Price only Fifty Gents.
FETRIDGE g. Co., propretors.
KELLER, FARNSLEY & co.
ap5 lyd&w Agents for Evansville
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-11-15

o. gentleman in Wabash county, Illi-
nois, has raised, from small package of Seed
received from the Patent Office, sufficient of
the Chinese sugar cane to make forty gallons
Of excellent molasses. His success, the Vim
cennes Gazette says, has determined him to go
largely into the culture. So much has been
accomplished in the experiments already tried,
with rude apparatus for grinding, and no ex-
perience in culture, that there is certainly ev-
cry reasonable hope that the sugar cane may
become an established crop on the Ohio and
Wabash bottoms. The increased consumption
OF sugar all over the world, and the diminu-
ton of its product in all the tropical regions,
by the abolition of slavery in the British West
Indies, and the Generalization of the popula-
ton, by political and moral causes, within the
torrid zone, will continue to increase its cost,
unless substitute is found, or its culture ex-
tended among more vigorous and industrious
people.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-11-15

~ Mr. Buchanan has not obtained q ma
jority of the popular vote in any one of the
free States Neither has he majority of the
votes of the coun trv. On comparing the votes in
all the States the total majority is about $780,
600 against him. He is therefore minority
PTesident-and his party are actually in a
minority in the country. This will have an
influence to keep them in check, and temper
their counsels The united votes for Fillmore
and Fremont in New York State, make-a ma
jority of 175,00o against Buchanan. With
the influence Of such a State so decidedly
against him, the moral force of his admins
traton will be weakened. He must seek for
his strength in the talent and character of his
cabinet, and the popular support which his
measures will elicit. If he be weak and vas
cillating, the puppet of politicians, he will be-
come more contemptible and infamous than
Pierce.
On the other hand. the united vote of Bu-
chanan and Fillmore-embracing the conserv-
ative portions Of she country-will nearly
double the vote given to Fremont. Buchan-
ans vote is nearly half million larger than
Fremonts popular vote. The whole vote Of
the Fillmore party will be about 5000O.--
The entire popular vote Of the Union will be
| 50,O00-of these Buchanan will get ], $780,
OOO-Fremont, 1880, oOO-Fillmore, 10000
From these facts it is very apparent that the
Fillmore men have the balance of power il
their hands.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-11-15

CST The Pittsburg Journal estimates the
loss to that city by the interruption of navi-
CATION by low water, since last June, at a
million and half Mr.. Elicit estimates that
for abont that sum he could supply the Ohio
river with four feet of water through the dri-
est seasons; and the facts and arguments he
adduees, makes the calculation appear rational.
Why not try his plan If Pittsburg has been
damaged 81, 1,5O0OO0-what has been the ag-
gregate damage to Cincinnati, Louisville, New
Albany, Evansville, and all the other towns
and cities ON the river. Would ten millions
compensate them for the loss this present
year; and what may it be in ten or twenty
years If this can be permanently remedied
by the expenditure of one or two millions
should the people of this valley rest till the
experiment is made by the government, on
partial scale. Make one reservoir or two, and
try the effect of these, and extend them i
successful. as
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-11-15
ASTONISHING CURE WITH ONLY ONE
BOTTLE Il,

JOS. 3. HALL & CO., say:
PREsQUE ISLE. Arossiook Co =, Me April a. 1854.
:. We here with send you certificate performed
by the ONLY ONE BOTTLE of the German Biers;
think Mr. Clark he of veracity, and have doubt
of the tru tn of bis story
Messls. Jos. b. Hall S &c Cs.-Gentemen-In answer to
your iquires will state that daughter. aged about
l6 has been complaining pain in her side for
about the first of JanGSry last.
taken do and eonned her bed The pain her side
besides being troubled with pains between
her shoulders in her From reading numbei
performed by ''HooaAsis Germaa Btters'' was
Undue sd it and
chased ONE She had taken it but lew days when
improve. and after taking
tle she enjoying better health than she has for
She feels pain her side any part her body and
attributes h.r ENTIREBY to the Geman Bit
salmon Brook, AroOsto5 TX Co.. Me.
See adgertisement. naVI wM. CLARK.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-11-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
NOTICE.
SOMETHING NEW FOR EVANSVILLE.

FENHE undersigned takes pleasure in ling to the
u citizens this that he
has taken ntted superior style. block OF the
sto Locust known the Dupey Block.
doors above the Sherwood House for the Of giving
series kecitations and Readings from ShakseaTe
other justly celebrated Authors block be
has fitted Dancing Accadamy for Juveniles. tale
place Saturday afternoon little Misses also
the evening to attend to the boys and trusts with the
limited experience has had in days gone Il
nistak able and
merit sma share of the of this
place and in with the above he weuld
sPectiul inyits all to give Aim call upon the
FRIDAY and SATURDAY ct this week and inspect 70
yourselves and trusts tn ladies and will improve
this opportunity and he will do his bess convince all
his intentions for the comfort all who
may in after days patronize his exercises A tssa
2. S.The above invitation is free one-Come
ALL lovers ef literature and convince yourselves OF the
Yours c nmand,
noY14-2t PROF. G. O.. W. MORGAN. 4.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-11-15

or The papers are amusing their readers
with the story of negro who was sent into
the hold Of a steamer to see what damage a
snag which she had struck, had caused to
her plank and timbers- On going under deck
he discovered volume of water rushing in
through a hole about ten inches in diameter;
seeing nothing about him to stop it, he plug
ged his head into the Aperture, which mo-
mentarily arrested the flood, but finding the
water uncomfortably cold and his mouth stop
ped by the water, he changed ends, and began
to cry out Justify, till help came to his relief;
but he saved the boat.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-11-15
Sierra Madrs Republic.


BY the telegraphic news published by US
yesterday morning it appears that Vidauri
had taken Gamargo, and was triumphant in
his course. The only place of any importance
East of the mountains, that has not yet yield
ed to his arms, is the city of Matamoras, OF
posite Brownsville on the Rio Grande. This
city is so deeply interested in the American
trade, that her citizens will make no resistance
to the revolutionists In possession of Mata-
moras they will have access to the sea and
will soon begin to invite commerce by liber-
al tariff. If Vidari shall secure his power
permanently and adopt the liberal policy
which he has professed determination to
support, the commercial intercourse which has
been almost entirely destroyed by the prohib-
itory tariffs of Santa Anna and his successors,
will receive new impetus, and the trade Of
the American towns on the Rio Grande, which
during our Mexican war while the frontiers
were open to our traders, brought millions oi
silver into Texas, will probably be revived in
all its vigor. There is in these States popu-
lation of three millions, who if untrammelled
by unwise commercial regulations, will draw
all their supplies of clothing and luxuries from
u.s. And from them, we should receive silver
bullion, lead, hides, wool and cattle. The
cattle raisers of Texas formerly procured {
large portion of their breeding stock from
these Mexican States.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-11-15
NEW ARRUVag,.

WATCHES AND JEW ELRY.
WE have just recsiEed of Watches and
w Jewelry insisting of all the different and beau
tful styles in variety lowest Eastrn prices
every article warranted represented We would call
special attention of Fine Gold Silver
Hunting open Watches which will sell
low figures Also large of Cold Silver, Steel
Common psctaele, persons of all The public
generally particular invited
and examine our stock. BITTRoLFF SONS.
sep3O Main between First aad Second streets
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-11-15
FREMONT,

If Col Fremont had many friends the Mustang
meu the opposition could draw corporals guard.
Mr. FremoR remafked in his dispatches President Fill
while porting horses and cattle the plains
Mexico. THAT if tAs Government would send lib
Mustang Lila would
of his This very important for all Farmers
Biverypen know. The Mustang LniRent is wonder
ful article IL should always be used
Sores. Swellings SH Joints Burns Bruises Rheumatic
Pains &C., and for alds. Sprains Spayins, Ringbone,
&C.. upon horses. MUTATIONS. The Mustang
is sold BY all respectable dealers everywhere.
BARNES PARK.
ootI7-lm Proprietors, New y ork.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-11-15

OF De Mora, who has been some time i'm
prisoned by the Inquisition in Spain, for heresy
and for reading the scriptures unauthorisedly,
has been liberated at the intervention of the
English Government, and on the appeal Of the
American Minister =
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-11-15

HooPs RIGHT SIDE UP-The St. Louis
News, says editors have no business s'to in.
trude on womens sphere or interfere with
the rigging of the beautiful crafts that sail along
the streets, but he takes the liberty to suggest
that on windy day, an eye should be kept
on the hoops. The wind sometimes plays
very mischievously in other ways than in
blowing down signs, and shutters, and kick
ing up dust. 1t does not do to go upon the
presumption that it always blows sideways
If it takes notion, it will blow right straight
up, in which case, if the hoops be not jealously
watched, the unhappiest revelations might en-
sue. Hoped Skirts and North Winds do not
agree very well. They never meet without a
struggle for supremacy, which, if the hoops re-
ceive no extraneous aid, is pretty sure to be
decided in favor of the wind. The result is
obvious-some times too much so. In Evans
vile our airs are fastidiously modest; they
have not been known to reveal an ancle in six
month. To see one "would be sight"
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-11-15
e. ee A L..
THE PRICE OF COAL AT THE
BODEAM MINES is,

At the cents per bushe
Hauled any part OF the eity-.-..-.-....9 . -
Those who desire lay their winter supply, while the
fine and the roads good will have their orders
attended by leaving them at the office of the BOdiam
Mines the Telegraph Office Water street. Terms
cash JOHN WYMOND.
octZ2 SeerGsar and Manager
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-11-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r. AT e S

One square ten lines less time s0c three times 81
week. weeks 81 so; one month 81; three
months 81 ST. months Slo year. $l5 Discount on
Cards Of six lines under 50
No marriage death or religious notices.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-11-15
HUsT RECEIVED DY

sE 20 hbls Tanners Oil;
20 box papered Salartsus:
10 do COrn Starch Tor cooking;
4 cases Soar fancs;
10 hsskets 0iiYe Oil;
50 doz Toy Buckets;
% eases MANDY very fine;
20 balls Half B1sAels. j. B.;
5 e's Wood Bx'E Bald 2 in n Il;
so hx fine cut Chewing To obacco;
5 cases British Lustyei.
25 dog Jute Bed Rope.
10 bales Gloves;
10 bags Pepper. for saleiow b,
oeel0
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-11-15

OF Mrs. Jessie, the better half of the Re-
publican candidate for the Presidency, attend
ed the Rev. Rife Beecher's church on the Sun
day preceding the election day and received
more attention from the congregation than the
sermon did. At the close, large crowds col
lected around the lady who was supposed to
be about to step into the White House. "Mr.
Beecher presented his arm to the lady, and
the multitude dispersed"-so says the account.
On Wednesday it was found that all this fun
kyism had been seed cast among the stones.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-11-15
FARES:

Daily Freight Trains leave Terro-iaute At
30 a. NJ on which local passen gers will be taken
a For any information through Tickets apply
Conpany's Ofce street
ansviIle. jeI4 J. J. DANIELS -Snn,1 =,
Princeton Clarion Henderson Patriot take ou othe
adv. and " = ~
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-11-15
NEW FEED STORE,

CORNER SECOND SIRE ETs.as
FENHE undersigned will keep hond
Il of Family Flour. No fresh Meal. Ear Corn, Sheed
Corn, Oats Bran ShipstuH Crushed Feed BaIed Hay &C
inquantest suit customers. All trade delivered by
press. Send in your orders.
sep35-n R. B. HART
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-11-15

RCAora being the disease all others dreaded
it wll be we'll for all bear in mind that preventive,
DIR. j. Hosteters celebrated Stomach Bitfes
head tnd therefore all should keep supply hand during
this weather Its dfect the Stomach when dis
organized by diet and its vviying influence the
truly and be described felt
diression BOTTLE Further
upon them would he peruOs they known far
wide by dealers generally all United
States. Sold by HALL0CK & STODDARD.
oet23 WOOLSEY & SAWYER.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-11-15

OF The last meeting of the State Bank
Board of Directors of the State Bank under
the old charter, are now in session at Indian
apolis. They are preparing for the transfer to
the New Bank. This meeting must be full OF
interest to those who have for many years as
sembled there to direct the management of the
Bank, and the "reminiscences of the past, with
all their various lights and shadows, cannot
but I'LL the memories of the members Of the
Board present.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-11-15
ans lvd&M
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Offices in this place. per line insertion;
20 line three times 80 line week. dis
eountou longer time
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-11-15
RAILROADS, &C.
EVANSVILLE & CRAWFoRDsvILLE5,
r 4 [ L r O A ID
aUvsNFEIg ARtsaNEEN ENENr

AN and after Monday June 15th further rotiesy
" The Mail Passenger Train will leave EvansvilleA
l:2O r NJ arriving at Vincennes 42oP. is timet
connect with the Evening ain Ohio Hissispp
Rarosd for Louis and Central Illinois,
7;45 p. NJ. snd Indiana polls A. NJ. making dree
connections or Cincinnati Columbus
phia. New York and Baltimore.
Returning-eayes Terre -aue 3:55 P. NJ:
9:25 P, M. -
Passengers by this St. Louis Cncnn.
and Louisville day. Baggage checked Of Indiana
polls. -T