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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-30
TIE FAR-FAAED IND P0PULAR
MARYLAND LOTTERIES
FOR SEPTEMBER, 1857.
Il. FRANCE & CO. Managers
BRILLIANT SCHEMEn
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MO.
Glass


To be dFaHa Saturday. Sept ash In BaiOre Maryland.
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From J. B. Bennett General Agent Of na ms Co. for the
Southern aud Western States. ..
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NASHVILLE, TENN
NEW FALL STOCK FOR 1857.
ALLISON. ANDERSON g Co.,
No. 81 .PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.

I'VE R-e receiving and opening, for the Pan and
w Winter Trade, large and elegant stock OF DRY
GOODS, VARIETIES, and READY MADE CLOTHING, 10
the attention Of merchants, and the trade
generally, visiting city
aug95-d2m. ALLISON, ANDERSON 90.
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Er,ss- e sS. g 's.s sIaeae' & .s treas
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Ery.ipolaS, sorofula King's Evil Tottor, TuH

@Fp"t q NefSufoFfg ~4efN-it " - AfeHat - i2as
DR. AYER Your fs the paragon Of al rhats great
10 medicine They have cured my little daugh %
her hand aud feet has proved inearabe
for Her mother has beea long and grevousy Al
ncted With botehes and pnplcs her skn and Ia her
hair Aher child ed, she also tried yoaT Pills,
and they have oured her. ASA M6RGRIDGE
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PHARMAcEuTLsrs AND oHEMIsTs, af
II 4 TT = bur 6 In, u a.
SOLD by Druggists generally throuEhoat ne United State.
and Canadas. ... fe
" EWIS Bk0TfzEEs. GAolssals 4gsss.
~ sold also, b
DR. A. H. R0scGE.
j. y BEEcH,
spr2s-dkWly Aad ~ bruQetss geeera4t.
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Hfsus hclfeal u t8IcAnlc tII Id u D.
streets 81. Louis NO. 7. ''FVa
81 Price, 81 co per pot5le. &. ere
~ For sale by all the principal Merchants and Drug
gists in the city and county. n ~ -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-14

For the Jo<rnai-
Mr.. CARLnE: Why is it that our City
Council, in their wisdom, do not pass an
ordinance requiring, or, at least, authorizing
the citizens to number their houses 7 he
importance and advantage of this is appar-
ent to every one There are very few cities
of the size of Evansville, in the West, in
which the houses are not numbered 1t is
quite difficult for citizens 30 find residences,
and, of course, much more difficult for stran-
gers, and it is next to impossible to tell an
other where to find residence y few squares
off, This can be done with very little cx-
pense to the citizens and none to the corpor-
alton, and will venture to say that there
has not been an improvement proposed Tor
a number Of years, that will add rs much to
the convenience aud business facilities Of our
city, Us that little matter. Let the Council
adopt plan and authorize the numbering
of the houses, and the citizens, or,,at least
the business portion, will readily pay for it.
PROGRESS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-14

To MEN IN PECUNIARY TRoURLE.-
The Louisville Courier gives the follow
ing judicious counsel in these disastrous
times, to those who have assumed q
heavier burihen than they can sustain:
" liza man cannot stand up and breast the
mighty tide that IL rolling against hiul. lei
MN hTst assure himself of the fact. Then
let him have AN interview with II creditors.
Let the interview be honest in every par:icu-
lar. a clean breast and honest showing of
assets and liabilities, is the only thing that
will Justify the interview. Nothing must he
Kept back, and nothing addc.I The creditors
must Know All things just as they are.
Upon such showing creditors will be
found 70 De the best advisers in the world
They will do more Tor the debtor than any,
bedy else. They are better friends than law
yers, and, indeed, they the only friends
of the debtor. If the exhibit will Justify as
sistanee, the debtor will get 1t. Ii the show
ing makes the case zoo bad for remedy the
creditors will advise the best thing To be-
done. They will give him time, or advance
him means, or wind him mp, and in either
event they will do right. The debtor, there
fore, whether sustained or suffered To fall.
has u clear conscience to cheer him on and
has the respect and confidence of his cTedi-
tors.
:" business men have gone into bankrupt
cy, anu lost their credit and reputation Will
their fortune, when a candid interview with
' creditors would have saved all Men have
mistaken notions abous creditors. They are
often regarded as Shy locks, when in fact they
ARE the eleverest fellows in the world. They
arc the best friends that debtors have, and
they are the ones to 90 TO FOR advice Wien
trouble comes. They are sure to extend tho
same credit that was first given, if any good
can be effected by it. They are, moreover
the best Judges OF what ought To bc done in
eases Of financial Disaster
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-14

OF The money pressure is operating
very severely on literature and publish
ers. The large publishing houses at the
East are suspending the progress of
works already in the press, and printing
Offices are being closed more rapidly
than cotton mills. The Appletons, who
had large force of writers employed on
their Encyclopedia, have dismissed them,
and will defer the further issues of the
work.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-14
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITY TAXES.

AT'a meeting of the Common Council held on the
n evening of the sth Inst. The following resoiutioh
was adopted
Resolved, That the City Collector be and he Is
hereby Instructed allow the tax PAYERS OF te CITY
cash In four nior thy nstallments on or hiHre the
first day Of November or before the hrst day o.
Deeember a on o>before the day Of january, and
on srbefore the first day OF FeSruary next, a. mat
portion of said taxes which is payable in city orters
shall he paid or before the first da~ OF e ruary
next; and said Collector Is also instructed not 10 al
yertise any real estate which the taxes shall ne par
tally paid in monthly instruments, until after the nrss
day of February next: Provided, however, that any
tax-pay IF shall fail neglect to avail himself OF the
opportunity to pay his taxes BY nSIaments, L shall
be the duty Of the Collector TO advertise and sell ms
real estate as practicable aer the first defaults
By order ofthe Common Council.
octII-Jtlw WELL. III. WALKER, CIers.
gEffIlf n .tf tVolksb0te copy.)
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AcoUITTED.-We copied, u few days ago,
q charge against a clerk in u Bank ut SYRIA
cuse, n. Y, OF having embezzled the funds
of the Bank, and to conceal the crime, had
set fire to the bank to burn up. the books
The clerk has had his ial, and after a
thorough examination, has been discharged
as entirely innocent Great sympathy is
manifested by the public for him, and a
meeting of the ci;izeps of Syracuse has re-
solved to present him with suitable testi-
snOnial of their confidence in his integrity
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New YGA Marker.

NEW York, Oct lS-H
Flour declined; sales of 1000 bbls at 81 40
"a 90 for State. Wheat un settled. decln-
ing tendency; $4,000 bush sold. Corn dc.
clined; 5000 sold at 64@66. Provisions have
declining tendency. There is panic in
the stock market. Virginia 6's 661S Missou-
ri 6's seq.
New YORK, Oct I3-pr
Flour unsettled; 500 bbls sold at 81 asa
SIS fol State, and 81 S0@5 % for Ohio. and
SIS 25@s tor Southern. Wheat unsettled
Al 900 bash sold ut 81 2O9l 80 for white and
81 l0Gl 90 for red. Corn heavy; So 90 bush
sold. Mess Po.k quiet at s23 %. Lard &c
better. Whisky dull ut zoe. Butter l26l6.
Tobacco S3@l7. Stocks closed frmer C.
d. X. i. So, n. Y. Central So, Reading 33,
Cleveland IL Toledo 20ll.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-14

THE FERRY.-We were in error in saying
each passage of Il two horse carriage by our
ferry The ferrisge is but oae dollar for GO
ing and coming from the FAIR. For one
horse carriages. the charge is but as cents.
going and coming. The boats leave each
side of the river every twenty inmates, and
more frequently when the number of passesi-
gers requires it. The boat is in most excel-
lent condition and capable of accomnro5a-
ting all that NAV come.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-14
To stone Masons and Contractors.

ra>HE Board Of Commissioners Of Vanderhurg
p county, In llama. are rrepar-d tn receive seated
proposals from this time To- ire Isl day Of December
next, fer building two heavy stone Abutments on Pig
con Creek ut the crossing of Franklin street, Evans
viile according 10 the plan and specifications hie
i'm the Auditors office of said county. The Ahutments
are estimated to reqelre 3lGl perches OF stone (Of -
cubic feet the peTeh.) The party taking the jo,
will he required to excayate the foundation pitts, and
furnish and lay the timber foundations Bids for the
work will he rtSeived rs follows: For the masonry,
per perch Of ~ cubic feet; For excavang the founda
ton pitts, per cubic ward; For timber in foundation
per cubic foot. Security to the acceptance of sGid
Board will he required IT contractors, upon the ap
prevail If which slD0o in cash and $1,000 In county
ders will he advanced to sail contractors. The remain
on estimates made thereon, s.00a in cash and the bal
ance in county orders. The contractors viii be
uuired tn the Abuments the height of - feet
lS The first dav of November 1859, and complete the
whole job ty November, Tsp.
BY order Of the Board, VIM. III. WALKER,
sep26tltsvtd County Auditor.
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VALUABLE STOCK FOR SALE.

gpY virtue of assignment or deed 90 trust male
I'D TO me iv John Mitchell, decreased in his life time,
and dated March 18th sa5, viii ut the door If the
Court House in Evansville, Tuesday the 2nh day
Of October 1857 O'Clock p VI sell at public
ton Wharf Stock in the Wharf Of the Cir of Evans
vile am,unting nj il ace ~ he sum Of Ten thousand
dollars; the stock thus In e sold, eing ten thousand
dollars of the principal of the of construction Of
the Evansville Wharf, constructed by saii Mitchell
and Marcus Sherwood and Moses Ross. under their
contract with the City of Evansville. The puclsa ser
will he entitled the diSideDi l. which may after
said sale on sail sum Of $4,000, which dividends are
by sid contract guaranteed to lie 10 per cent
nun. ir~ W. RATllBONE, Trustee.
Evansville Sept. 25sb, 1885,. dSt&wts.
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"a" A fresh supply of rich pushes, nice
figured cassimeres, and choice style of bust
ness CO ating goods, has just been received ut
LYoSs', who has also complete assortment
of fine furnishing goods consisting in part o.
fine linen, silk, Marseillcs and wooden skirts,
kid and silk gloves, collars, cravats an ties,
and in short everything to be found in !
first class merchant tailoring establishment.
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The yo.rnai a, Henderson.

During the State Fair at Henderson, copies
of tie Daily Journal will be FOR sale at
Messrs. Steele d Earuhartas Book Store
Each number will eoatain full report Of
the Fair. with the latest telegraphic intelli-
gence from all points. Subscriptions for the
Daily, Tri Weekly and Weekly Journal viii
be received by Mr.. Earnhart, and forwarded
10 this Office 49,.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-14
/ CoRpORATION NOTICE..

An Ordinance to prescribe tie time rtfhiD
WhicA real estate may be sOId .for the ray
DaeRt 0f eity ta1es assessed thereon
SECTION l. Be il ordained by the Common Coun-
y eli of the city of Evansville: That from and after
the passage Of this Ordinance il shall and may he law
full for tie City Collector at any time between the hrs
Monday in October and the last Monday in February
of each year. to make the assessed on real estate
either by the seizure and sale Of the goods and cattels
Of the owner claimant thereof, selling the lot
piece Of gIound itself upon which the tax remain
unpaid, or much thereof may be necessary to Yay
such taxes anil the costs Of advertising and sale.
JOHN HEW son, Mayor.
yolksbote copy octs-Stwlt
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s,r.,,c, ON aRock.

New York, Oct 13--M
The steamer Empire City hence for Fall
River. struck on the rocks off Hell Gate last
evening in dense fog. All the passengers,
including one hundred and fifty ladies were
saved. The steamer was not SINK as was
supposed. She was pumped dry by her own
pumps before IL o'clock last night. She
reached the foot of Twenty Seventh street
where every passenger was safely landed. =
Her baggage and freight were insured. She
will 90 into dry dock to-day anu be thor
oughly repaired. 9aa - r.elg IA
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, Oct l3-M
Market very dulls Nothing transpircd yet
upon whichto make qrotatOn. New York
Exchange SGlO per ceut. premium.
CMcISN .tTI, Oct iS-PM
Flour unchanged: small local business
done. Grain duh. Oats dull. Whisky un-
settled; l4@l4L3c may be called the current
rates
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED, That the owners OF LOIS Nos. 10 and
" POS, Donation Enlargement, cause the sidewalk
in front of said Lots Fourth street TO he graded and
substantial brick pavement laid thereon, within ten
days after the publication OF this notice and In default
thereof the City uncwll proceed to have the work
done. and expenses arising thererom, will he assessed
and collected by sale of SKID property, much
thereof rs will satisfy said lien and costs BY order or
the Council. WE'LL. III. WALKER, CLERK.
Nolksbpte copv loct.i-t-
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Custom House Robbed.

w RICHMOND, Oct io-A
The Custom House of this port was entered
last night by robbers, and the safe blown
open with powder. Fifteen thousad dollars
in twenty dollar gold pieces, and i've hun
dred and seventy dollars in five dollar pieces
Were stolen. The robbers left $4,000 be-
hind.
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From New York.

NEw YORK, Oct l3-PM
. An intense fog prevails on the Sound this
morning. The Eastern boats arrived ut IL
o'clock this morning. The Camden and
Amboy railroad boats due ut O'clock last
evening did not arrive here until o'clock
this morning. The Staten Island ferry boat
went ashore ut Governors Island last eve
ning.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-14
MEDICAL NOTICE.

HnI. HUTCHINSON having associated with him
IL DR.. GREEN, late Of Indianapolis, will CONTINUE
the practice of medicine and surgery his old Office
Third street. where he -blics acontuaifce al patron
age from his friends and the public generally
Doctor Green having devoted exclusive attention to
the treatment OF diseases of the Eve and Langs for
several years, will continue tn treat such diseases with
HIS plan Uf treament,whc consists ur the lungs
in the Inhalation Of medicated varars, carrying the
medicine directly tn the seat Of the disease.
One Of the m cn be foHnd at the office Mt all hours
of the day and night. seprl-d& aom
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CoI1isi0n.


INV TOT N. VCI N
2 The steamer Metamora was sunk this morn
ing in the North River by CO lug in coils
sion with the steamer Commodore. The pas
sengers were saved with the exception of two
o. three. The Metaulora was bound from
New Y 1rk to Haycrstraw. The Commodore
was bound to Albany, but returned to this
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-14

FRANK LEsLIE's NEW FAMILY Magazine
is large qua.tD, containing one hundred
pages, richly and eopiously illustrated-wi,h
elegant colored pattern plates. and is sold
for 20 cents a number. Dobe,l has it or will
get it for any "ne who wants the cheapest
magazine published in the country.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-14
nai,imore Markets.

t. BALTIMORE, Oct lo-M
Red Wheat quoted at sl@1 10, White 81 Il
al %. White Corn quoted ut 64G6sc, vel
low 63tdG6c. Whisky 2l@23c. 4
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80 The following is the vote of Prince
ton, Gibson county, at the election yesterday:
Niblack l.3, Robinson lSs, Shanklin S.
Langdon /. ~
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nEDERED, That the ners Of prcI erJy lying an
" being on the alley hetween Water and inst SITS
ami extending from Pine TO Leet street,, cause sai
alley be brOu eht 10 the proper grade, within 40 day
after the publication OF this Office and in default there
Of the Common Council will proceed to have said work
done. and the costs and expenses accruing THEREBY Viii
be assessed aud collected w sale of said described
property, much thereof will satisfy said lien
and costs. BY Order of Council,
WELL III. WALKER.
sepla.3Dd. -IVoksbote Copy. City Clerk
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Pr0nnSalS,

SSEALED Proposals will be received AZ the Office OF
- the City Clerk until Saturday evening next, for
the building OF three Fire Cistens similar to
the use For particulars enquire sof the
| Mayor or at said office. BY order.
oct9-stl WELL. IL. WALKER, Clerk.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED, That the owners 81 Lot No. G. in the
~ Old Plan OF the City Of Evansville, cause thc
sidewalks fronting Water street tof said ot TO he
repaired and reaid with good Trick, OF the established
width, within - days after the publication OF this no.
tce, and in default thereof the Common Council will
proceed to TO have said work done, aud the accTuins
charges will he charged against and cciece sale OF
said property, much thereof rs will satisfy said
80 BY order of the Common Council.
sepD-lm WELL. Ii. WALhEk, City cik
Nolksbote cory.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-14

Only jour votes were cast sa the city for
the geeuslicaa candidates for Supreme
Judges Tier noplisaton received no
sanction from orr citizens. sI1 sfa
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-14
PUBLIC MEETING.

a adjourned meeting of the City Council win he
IA held at the Council Chamber ON Thursday eve
ming at o'clock, al which time and place the sulJec
OF adopt lg the new City Charter will be DISCUSSED and
acted M All persons DESTROYS Of hearing az taxing
part in Said discussion respectfully invited to at
tend. Y order Of the Council
octfi-3. q y WELL. n. WALKER, Clerk.
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A dispatch says that eight lives were lost
by the collision on the North River between
the steamers Commodore and Metamora.
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Election Returns from PennsyIvania.
CoLuuBIABoRo, Lancaster Co.,

Pa, Oct bpm
Packer 800, Wilmot 95, Hazelhurst 2ll.
Williamsport, Wyoming county, Packer
469. Wilmot rs, Hazelhurst leg.
Phoenixviile. Chestel county, Packer 2ss,
Wilmot 237. Hazclhurst IL. EI
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PEoP0safs.

SEALED Proposals will re received at the CHy
- Clerks Office until Saturday evening, O'Clock,
October 10th, for the building OF Division street Gull
vert, according TIE plans aud specifications hle IN
said Office, By orIer Of the Common Council.
oct;-al WELL. III. WALK Err, CLERK.
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NV YORK. Oct ls-pr
River ana Weather by Telegraph.

~ PlTTsBURGH, oct. IN
River feete inches by the metal mark
and falling. Weather cloudy with appear
ance of rain.
PITTsBrRGH, Oct. 13-P N.
River feet inches and falling. Weather
wet.
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Ague and Fever, or ChiHs aud Fever
rr "a I-E CURED By
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.

me ;,,-,,- ota,.-,,o, ,,o,;.;,,. ,.s g. ,o.,x.
nis !us,i. ceIe#.teu nes.eHIe mas 'o Ia.
e EN- ILL NJ, IS i al r s LII,
ars ~ Acne and Fever ar ch,lls and Fever. Nheher
CuIS on hsue anu h,niis auu y; -
OF short or long anu N no case VIII y iaI 20
euIe' IL the unee'ohs are sric"y ioho"eo anu oa'ie
'ur; -. -, -,
a, ~ us Lhtuy as nreii eAsels,Ney usSn
D. 90 sii;sS, LII, svS,,o,rni,' Ilt;,nis
rtpy \. iows, "
missouri, Texas, Arkansas Aiaalii, Mlssiss PIP anu
anu ~, na a., lei 'i Itch had
been of from one to tree years tandinr, and had re-
sisted m The usual remedies known i'm the COUNTRY =
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PROCEEDINGS OF the PcnnsyIvanIa Legisla.

turc.
HARRIsBuRGH, Oct l3-P
The Senate met at 10 o'clock. Mr.. Stuart
introduced bill bill authorizing members
ana officers of the Legislature to vote ut Har-
risburg Tor State officers. .,tt.--
Mr.. Brown read clause in State Constitu-
ton requiring ten days residence in dis
trict 10 entlt.e a citizen To vote. This settled
the question, and the bill was laid over.
Senate awaiting action of house on Rcliei
Bill. House spent tie whole morning cen
sidering propositions for extending the time
for .edemptita withoat effecting anything.
Ball offered an ena,e new section in place
Of the first section Of the present bill. Ii
suspends penalties incurred until January
1883, from its dividends Of per cent. during
the suspension. II was negatived.
Varions motions were submitted and 70
jocted, 20 change the period of resumption OF
passage of the Bill was uegstivcd. Yeas "a
NAYS IS. ir Hftit7- ft
Senate-M Motion to take up Bill providing
for suspension tiil first Tuesday in July
Negatiyed. -- . 49,. -----.s--
!. House Noorhcsl moved to reconsider The
Relief Bill which was defeated yesterday
RccUsisidcred-Yea 50. nays 81
Helms called tor the previous question
Vote stood, yeas 40, nays As.
stevens moved to go into committee Of
the whole and extend time to third Monday
ia July. Voc stood yeas ~, usys AZ.
The Bill passed finally 50 TO SO; returned
TO the Senate. The latter appointed com
mittee VI conference to meet Saturday after
noon. -t''i Af-.-''
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-14

SUNDRIES
- 5,000 Extra fine free trade Ciears5
90 Gross Pint Fasss;
/ ie IS Boxes Essence Coffee;
r-fI 90 dOz. ]. b. Half Bushel Measures:
-'ra-I - do Washhoartis;
IL do Peck and Half Peek Measures;
30 Boxes German Soap; reed and for sale nv
aug29 /. * ID. HERMANN.
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CANAL
The canalboat Evansville arrived here
Monday evening from Terre Ilaute. she
brought down IS bbls. of -four for q. Foster
e. Co, and 1000 bushels Of wheat for Iglehart
Bros.