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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-03
One Price Store.
X. IL. PAR ks L. CO.,
Success ~ to EDWARD A,hsy,

NsuScese - 70 kpWskp NhgN9
Whelssals and Retail dealers Ia Ready nads
Clethtsg, cletAs, cssstnsrss. vsstines,
0satlsnsas Furnishing Goods.
HAVknow Ia Nor. over Iso.uOa warth ~ III,
] 4 above mentioned goods. vhics mu ust be .oii
" have over hauled our uhois stock and marked
"at g""is down 81 issss efttssn pr cent, andha
.."lsed from THE day forward - cell at ON
rh' and 80 low shat ~ defy eompstiiion, W.
~. aaneet"d with tho we'll known .stsb bishnsat
ntunntnGtoa. WAisvoHh q Pashs Of a hicaso aud
v"s,"n, AID 30 hay goods at Manufacturers psirss
WIN thesr iaeiiit.ss wc think We cen oacr you
great bargains.
fMtlcaiar ateanon paid 20 the manufsetur~ Of
'ust IN work. Garments warranted 10 at or no
safe. -
of kisArd Alden.
may7 n N ptkksA CO
just Received,
\ Fine Lots G.nts Kid Gl ,s. vs ks.p none
sous 1osssssvs ssf Oar Customer. osa j-psaa
upau = xood article.
mAyI N. PARKS q ru.
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ID u vosfsss AsseAssd, sell ksown " bstta.
ere of thts sity - maksss u assl quality tsisk
vosld sey " thss vsAtng " coasssct os bsich fos
Ne ee0Asg ssaess, thss tAsy vosid do ssii ~ y
vos ssvt0 . eetl, - - tstssd ssiassiag .sf ysrd
lnasdtsssiy sad snpscs 10 naks tksss miiilss
estsh dustaG sAeeees0e. All osdsss Dstek 81 lhs
yssd or " = dstvsssd 10 ssy Dsa si eity wiIi
be pso2puy attssesd 70.
n. D.-1isst vasd on Hsuisos sssssi, ssoys ths
tsitsead. kW bAk8k,
aneAaus PALM IN CLAIM.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-03

SAVES pesnT.
q AADANB LDuIs, would respectfully sak as the
~ LaAtso u Oev~sDos1 and vieisiiy, that sxsin
esest1e1 un1A $50 sftsstsfst stsA ~
vAs00aAnGI sFnvw AID SILK sonsETs.
h vssy Aserpssou Aiso IN. lot u IN. t,.ssI a.d
AssiGpa uDvvssu, tssuttfsl SIT and Cssps ssss, kib
~, Gussts, Easbss,asry etc. spisaia sss-sas, ssd
asptstr Il sss Lsi.s Astisiss as. ssaiJ kisdiy
isit ts isspsatisa NJ ts above anil ~. cstinn
IN pstssssags Es asskiax UaA-e<ssm.at<, Hal
ssss ssa nas 0~stissasa's nhssss. a~4s
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-03

0tAnlaG, 0salntay pav~r Hsnxiss line, can have
o 49, koes uotiss sad 10 p~aa wakssaaiike and
1oeokas unnsss esd r~Asonsble t~sms, By calling
- - nsdssslgseA - Tho old sesnd iim. and Jewell
- a1s1ssstoes ds ssss " bssiy thAskfal isr DA1t
nvooU - eoot14 esoilss II sAsse ss0 kssp
- kand rMnAy giassd Sssh VI oil sisas and nis "a
paIsls os ~ osss, siaas, psssy. ~. A. y. JkWELL
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-03
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Dss. oo0p1lCu . DARfL.rr,
. z n r. a 4 = u g d O. q rs.
O0es brady street, eAst side, ID door bs,ev
~sysau DHvasroxr. IOWA.
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stasd by are, has ep~aed Ia tL. II ans
bssIdins adtsslnS NesSss vsi,s Co., Srpnt b.tseen
kaek isIasd oaA psssy ss., whsss b. will ln s.d A
~ old froote go mAny diss.ss<i q,
hsos him vth thss passonsxa. u MOORE
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-03

WILL sslt % - sssns, - very assissbls Ssil.
diae isss - ~ All. - so1e II oesay street
Jsns aext sAsy VIII - cid ~ oso0isss ss hai
Day 20 ~ h1ga0a o411es.
wul ssii nsu bstck dwsllliag vtaA soons, esd
Sac cetlot, uow ua1er rest q oeou Dos yoes. ana
eee e1s0 10 snimps0vo1 lAad ia o0oea, o. sens
veesern eosnsy. This hosss 70 asaaesd - TIE NIL
oa fersy assss, eonaasdiss eas vtss.
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Da. z. S. SHELTON, A. n.
SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN.


l.soa Sale ehsap applied Tor soes, tUo bsassienI
u sesssood ftasos. dnis ssd lroat aad sask vith
rosnd eosssss. Thsy sse pssssssly zee. aassAes.
sssd ~ thscserag Of boston ard nay ~ econ ;,
Ds thomesoss oocs. corner of Mais asi sIAs-.
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LONDON NEWS

A Loados has last VI kss tssl easissSs, Uss
~ export has ss'asi oas " tAssst sattsss ,Lls sids
of taacO0b.
Call ssd oss 81 Ne hest assss,sssis VI
CLsrns. cAssanssxs. vnsiscs, Husnss
ASP LsSn Go0ss AsD fugassa
Iu0 0O0po.
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ever es0uSkt - bevssISst, sstAs1 kkL ssvsssiv
0ul. Al euseO0ess can depend t.img atisd
ss lsSa ~ The eid stsnd. ~ dor Il ~ ID susss,~
os6o Bgo1y. eDIld
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-03

FLOkkACk, NEBkAhkA JkhkIIOKt,
viii tisttSud 70 shs ieeatne sf Lssi Wsfraats sad
tks rsschass VI ssIas. iasds ssd " vs isss is Ne
bsssAs az Wsstsrp iowa. tsssoes dsstSsHg isfos-
snauoL thereto can obtain u ty sddssssiag - -
above. 9h11iu
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NO1aht PUBLIC.
AND COMMISSIONERS n. Dk9Ds FOR NEW vORk
0ssics, No hoGnane ntssk, maIs strsss
k0asencs, Corner orNay and l3sh srssss.
0ovo0poee, IOWo
LAs bsstness promptly sstsaAs1 70 10 shs Csar0 d
be eeoss, tlltsois, aad tbs Y. .. 0osres.
Coaiscssoss naasi II any part of The unesd esatss.
Acsey Lssasa and Lesds ssssAs 40 ssad.
Qa0Napurt yan N ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-03

YOUTH AND Maturity,
lust Pub,tshsd, 0ssts. tbs iwvaty- anh shsssssd.
A pss vosAs % Ma sstisasl tvsssa~st, without
~ sdIcss. u utsSmssosSAsa os t..esi We~k meas,
Nocsussal k.isssoss, 0es,ssi aud harssa. Dsbilsy
vssnassse Decay u W. SyssssA, tapst-ssy, sad I'm
~ inss ~ - 0ssssaGs generally
ny y. DE LANky, Nh.
n sisVpssass iset shas ihs mssS alssmisw eoan
paalss, 0stgssNag " ths tapssdsscs and solitude u
yoa6h, ~ ~ ensy removed without s~iseins, s IN
IN saii sscs clsasiy demonstrated ant III. entire.
y 1sW ed iishly suees~sisI Treatment, sdsDied
~ ~ AAss, gulty sGDaAssa, by 1ssss II which ~
ssvv y esahsd " ~ hinssl Dsrfsetiy sud ~
tAeleaG D4osltls os, shsssty avoiding ~ the 81
ooo1 oooofnme of eAe 1ay.
eleGsts 4sy sddssss, gsssss sad pst fres ssslsd
= = . {. ". & =. .,- ..-sss VIZ.
Ctty. spisDdA sesss
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f1Nu6YLvAuA HAlLnoAD.


Tbs great Genital kOass, cssa.etiaG tho A. t.aue
elsss With ths Wsstesn, Nesths sstsSD, .ss Hsush.
wcslssn slssss, ny . Rails ~ Lir.st Th.s
road slso consccts 81 r.tsbasgh With daiiy line ri
ssssassss W all vsrss ths Wsssssn Rivers, snd
Cis sslssd asd saadushy with stcAmers u all ports
oul thc Nosth westcsn Lakrs, asking IN. moss IA.
rect, sAssrsst sad vstsstIs essts ~ wh,ch Freight
can w forwarded 10 ssd from the Gscat West.
nAeee bstVeen RhtlaAolphta and Ptttsbau,
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0402B AID L2AoB y0k oALk,
n N sscsad sssees, between Bsssy aud Perry. A
" fsams bsti1t1G ssortss, 30xt< fact, shetsise
anA c0uussss so0D Dsste. A. sscslsnt stand for aay
busnsss ,bstag sSassd In oss of tho most sdvsgta.
goose polais u Dsvsspou Price To- aud tsrms
s.Sesdu MAi0HI. snARs . BECKETT.
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UUo0 D1AvuL10D,
TEACHER OF MUSIC
On PIANO, MEg.OOEON n DNSsAN,
II oesees oeeead deer est 81 Wsstsyu Avenue.
uasssposs. Jsns nh. .tas.-iis
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-23

CRIME IN New YoRK.-Thc Independent,
Henry w. Beecher's religious organ, says the
only mode Of reforming the goyernement OF
New York city, is for religious and substantial
men, to discharge faithfully and relgiously all
their political duties To attend caucuseS and
all primary political meetings, and use their
influence and voice in securing the selection
Of good men, for all the public Offices Of every
grade. And this is what is needed in all
sections Of the country to arrest the Gegener-
acy and decentralization OF politics.
We are surprised to see this religious Jour
nal, recommending as the last remedy for
present evils. the formation of Vigilance
Committee like that of San Francisco. 1t says:
"Can there be no check upon the present
audacity of crime? We think Of but ono,
short Of the terrible expedient Of Vigilance
Committee, like that OF San Francisco. Let
there be forthwith great meeting Of citizens,
without regard to party associations; let the
most venerable and eminent take the ead let
that meeting express public sentiment, in n
way that even Mayor Wood will be compel
led to regard; let a committee from that meet.
ing wait upon the Mayor, with determine
ton which shall convince that gentleman that
the day for sounding proclamations has gone
by, and, if need be, let them appeal promptly
to the Legislature for redress, through ths
Charter. against these manifold and insuiierabli
abuses.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-23

- REAL ESTATE BANK.-A bill was intro
duced into the Senate on Wednesday to Gre
ate new State Bank upon the basis Of real
estate, somewhat after the plan Of the Citizens,
Bank of Louisiana, which has become one Of
the most successful and powerful institutions
In that State. Though it was forced, during
the revulsions Of 1910 to suspend its opera
tons for several years, it has since recupera-
ted, and is now the most active and useful in
stitution in the city of New Orleans. 1t is,
however, on a plan that demands the highest
financierins talent. The project is to permit
stockholders to pay IN their stock in bonds
and mortgages OH real estate, to the amount o.
one half its appraised value. These mortgages
are to be sold in the same way that the bonds
Of the State Of Indiana were sold to make up
the States share in the capital stock Of the
old State Bank. The difficulty VIII be in ne
gotiating the bonds and mortgages; so many
frauds in that form have been committed, thai
capitalists abroad are shy Of such securities
There is little probability of the passage o
the bill, even were the constitution decreed I,
be dead letter; but as some respect is still
manifested for it where it docs not come il
conflict with the aspirations Of the party lead
ers for Office, we suppose the bill will be ar
rested by its operations
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-23

TIE DEMOCRATIC AMEEIcASs.-Thc Madi-
son Couricr-a strong Republican paper
says:
There is one thing about tho Americans
which we like. The Americans never COM
nit the folly Of asking other parties to meet
with them in convention; they never call con-
yentions ofthc people or mass meetings Of
all the opposition to old liners. Their mass
meetings and conventions have been straight
out misunderstanding else. They have
plowed with the helers of the Republicans,
solved their riddles, made use Of all the in!or-
nation they could obtain, but have kept them
selves perfectly free at all times to dcker
with the democrats if an opportunity offer
ell. The balance power in the State SEN
ate would have voted for democrat for u.
States Senator, il by so dong they could have
elected Fillmourner to be his colleague.
AS there are three very distinct political
parties in the State, the conventions Of these
parties ought to be as distinct The Amcri-
cans in Congress act with the Africans almost
exclusively. In Indiana they act with the
Republicans on the question Of electing
United States Senators, and those which have
grown out of that one, and tie Americans
have at Indianapolis, shown as ready dispo-
sition to act with the Democrats as the Re-
publicans.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-23
PERFUMED BREATH.

whatiady or gentleman would remain under the
curse Of adisagreeabs breath when by using the Balm
OF Thousand Flowers"as dentifrce would not only
render tsweet but leave the teeth white as aabaster!
Many persons do not know their breath is bad aud the
SUBJECTS delicate their friends will never menton.
Pour single drop of the BALM" your toothbrush
and wash the teeth night and morning my cent bot
lie will last Year.
Br,UrrvuL CosPLrsios may easily be acquired by
using the balm OF thousand Flowers" IL will re
move .aa pimples. AMI freeke, from the skn leaving
1t Of sot and roseate hue. wcta towel. pour two
or,hree drops and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving-brush in
either warm orcod water. pour two three drops
OF "Balm of Thousand Flowers" rub the beard well
and IL will beautiful solathcr much facilitating
the operation of shaving. Price only Fifty Gents.
! FErRIDex * Co., proprleiors.
| KELLER, FARNSLEY & CO.
| APPS lyd&w Agents for Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-23

o. Our sister city OF Terre Haute, is
about to arouse herself in good earnest to the
importance Of manufacturing. The Express
of the 10Th announces the fact that several
heavy capitalists are commencing operations
for building large rolling mill, cotton Fac
tory and other smaller Establishments the ensu-
ing summer, and that public attention general
ly, is now directed in that chsnnel. There are
few inland cities in the State possessing equal
natural advantages for manufacturing. The
facilities of communication with surrounding
markets far and near, are amply supplied by
canal, river and railroads. Raw materials oi
all kinds are abundant and of easy access
The editor Of the Express, starts out with the
modest determination of making Terre Haute
the greatest city in Indiana, and he talks very
sensibly about the best mode Of attaining that
end
We give below some very practical remarks
which will apply equally well 10 Evansville,
as they do to our aourish!Dg sister city Of the
prliric:
''ln the first place, our mechanics who BULL
factories and give employment to large mum
Der of hanls. must be encouraged, and if they
become involved, instead of becoming the prey
Of Sharpers, they must lie protected and aSSis
ted. You may talk as much as you please,
about the dignity Of professional liie-the
influence of the merchant upon the destiny
and prosperity of a city; but the thing is pal
pable to the observing mind, that on the
shoulders of the mechanics: rest all the power
and energy which gives prosperity and wealth
to any community. Thegenuine wealth that
builds up city, is the labor of its citizens
Nothing can compensate for want of that
commodity"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-23

o. y free negro died in Washington, leav-
ing considerable real estate, and wife and
children, slaves in Virginia; as slaves they
could not inherit, and the property invested
in the United States for want of heirs. A
bill has passed the House Of Representatives
relinquishing the property to the wife and
children on condition that their master man.
unit them, which he is willing to do if the
property can te secured for their future sup
port. The bill passed alraosrunanimously in
the House, and will meet no opposition in the
Senate. It's the first slavery bill that ever
united the support Of all parties in Congress.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-23

REORGANIZATION OF THE DEMOCRATIC PAR
TY.--The leading substantial members Of the
Democratic party of New York have deter
mined upon thorough reform Of the Demo-
cratic party, and purging Of it, from dem
agoguism and rowdyism. In the city, they
have decided to canvass the city, ward by
ward, and enroll the names of all good men
and true" who desire thorough publication
of the PARTY, and who mean to support the in
coming Administration on high, national prin-
cip!es. Such an organization will enlist the
sympathies of thousands who have not hither-
to acted with the Democratic party.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-23

The RISE ~ REAL ESTATE IN New YoGK.
The New York Mirror says the prices of real
estate, at present, exceed all former precedents
The poorest lots on the old Columbia College
ground. in a condition worse than naked. for
they had to be graded-sold for $4,000 each.
Three lots formerly occupied By Burtons old
theatre, on the most unpopular side Of Broad
way, measuring % feet by $50 sold respective
ly FOR 100000. $4,000 and $4,000. The
tn zee 10 s gether, in 1913, cost $4,000;
they have now been sold for SIS, 600 The
lots on Broadway below Warren street have
advanced 100 per cent, it is estimated, in two
years. Rents OF stores in the lower Of the city
part have advanced 80 and 40 per cent the last
year The rent of houses in all parts of the
have gone up % per cent.
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lecture is too valuable to be permitted to sleep
in manuscript, and we hope our citizens Will
ask copy for publication and distribution.

THE GnAMERCY BANK BoNDs.-Judge Wal
lace of the indianapolis Common Pleas Court,
has refused to grant mandamus directing the
State agent to transfer upon his books the
bonds procured from the State Auditor by the
managers Of the Gramercy and Shawnee
banks. The transfer must be made upon the
State agents records, to render the transfer
valid, though this is often not done till they
are bought for permanent investment The
transfer by the State Auditor to Wheelock
was not recorded and his title to them was
not therefore complete; and he could not
make a perfect title to Hunt & Badger OF
Louisville, who purchased Of him. The
Court decided it was the duty of the buyer to
look into the sellers title, and to have seen
that the transfer Of the bonds had been re-
corded. 1t is said the auditor OF the State
in this suit is in the same relation to the bond;
and tn, purchasers that the owner Of horse
stolen or procured under false pretences
holds to the innocent purchaser. The title
to the horse has never been lost, and the own
, err is entitled to him wherever he can FIND
him." The parallel is not very happy one
Dir. Talbot gave up the bonds that the,
might be sold, and afterwards redeemed, o
: replaced by others. If the owner OF tn
| horse placed it in the hands OF thef, witt
permission to sell or pledge the animal, W
fancy the sale or pledge would be goc'
enough to a third party. Mr.. Talbot will no
! get the bonds under any such plea
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cuE,T CURE or d, spEPsrA.

c. G.. MEHsuON Merchant says;
-IAPsONVIILE SHELBY Co.. XIV. Marsh ~ 1855.
The Gcrnaa BsFs gre general SUBTRACTION and here
With certificate % Nr MOrt01 Bsrkiey resptota
BILE farmer % tAis oluntry-''
form Won .ha. bean Afflicted for several yesr sitA
Dy.psrss in n very aggravated form. for which ussd
various other fesfss. with ut obsainin
relief From ths various al in favor o Noof-
iaa4s 0srmsa Bttsrs ia iucsd them. anf
,aae With pleasure that thr,ugA their snayirg
than do-s or rsst. cheeiuiy
the rtssT All aHcssi With that terrible dig
he1nestfsltv You're
To Dr. q. " Jackson, MORTON BERkLff.
Sec aire rtiscmsnt. Jeb3-5sw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-23

OF Dr. Norwood the geolosist. and well
known to many OF our citizens. has recently
made report to the Illinois Legislature of a
partial survey of the State. His labors and
Investigations have been unremittItg since his
appointment in 1851. His report is in the
highest degree satisfactory to the Legislature,
which unanimously rendered a vote Of thanks
to tho Doctor anu his assistants in addition to
their liberal salaries. The survey has not
been an expensive one-and the State cabinet
formed from the collection of specimens Of
every earthly description is said TO be an in
sttution Of inestimable value to the STATE
Illinois can show the people Of the world,
who chance to visit its State Capital, the ele-
ments Of her immense wealth and power at a
glance. From the maps, diagrams and de-
scrptiGls, to be found in the State Cabinet, the
relative value OF all the mineral and agricul-
tural lands in the State can he determined
with correctness. The material which the
Doctor has now ready for publication is est-
mated to be equal to ten or twelve hundred
pages quarto size.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-23

MEDICINE In columns Of TO-DAY. will
Ne Tanna tho card 7. ~. CAvkSAUGa. adv@rsing
CU9R for tha. very disresng disease. TIE Piles The
DE- Ia. FOE years devoted his a'teipE II this esss
diseases aod With sueA that he oHrrs TO Ire
el1i entitled - their entire
faeo-e sstei during the Give
years and has proved nontsrrupted 20 eeacous
IN all oai.s. We recommend the aftie,et 20 try u.
CChe.ro Path Finder.
r.r i,th cityb- KELLER & WHITE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-23
FOE TIRE IoUl,NAI..

FOts IT I'd = Jul NV. kL.
never 'spires tew be poit.
q n-ei'z, tell. 'srose you ne it;)
ButifIthawttsere'sv istl init
Dara'd IL I would .; in nEiti
Rat when yon tswk Of do 'ratypi,.
EeAstcr'srouns aas takes delite in;
Ded or live hs'i stamp your seeturs.
And ''babiz'' tsw. deer fit:ie creeturs.
On paper. iron sla,s OF plste.
ue'Ii ax yeur ssaldsr sure rs tate.
SO ra.rai and so trrv 10 TIE.
When yew're away twill fool yevr wife.
ae,2s-a,. TiLEsToN's Gallery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-23
C0NPOfEATVON NOVrCr.

NRDERED that the owners of Lots Mss srd 2. in
" Block No. s.. Eastern Enlargement, cause Sidewalk
e 6elaid asng t i-ns lo's Locus. strsei Al
also ordered that the ownsrs lots And in block
No Ia aorssid SAID lots to be fsi up 80 Is u
gsnd ith the city grade.
II the expiration of ten days tto above orders
piled WITH then the Cry Narshal il CsFnc-ei 20
form said service sns the cot aus aeeTaiu- thereby
ard coliecsei sale said loss
much thereof as will satisy said lien and costa.
d. order OF Common Cornell.
icl6 Ios WELL. II wALKEH. City Clerk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-23

e goot arrie will aiwsys,riumrh everany rretende
imitation " has been ssi that every city is paradise OF
hubaE, bullet realty uerrior, article. capable Of doing
"a v s,snd the Of
POSITION cepsneenf istcd anf Ostsers
fausi er8 hear snse o. this. for u has been
taken hold pesDls AL tried anj found want
ing in any or DT-rersia in fora when
these f.cta known should i he appreciated
ugei LIZ e.srybody DruEx-ts and Dealers
qsaers!iy. KELLER < WHITE.
HALLOGE & SrODDARD.
feJf-dk~ woCLSEY & SAWYER.
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0EF The Illinois and Michigan canal has
been SC, much damaged BY the recent freshet,
as to prevent its opening before the first Of
May next
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TEMPLE OF HONOR.

Evansvie Temple OF Honor No. meets every Thursday
the Hail. Water street. the Caua Bank
r. W. PoISTDEXTEG. ". G. T.
Al o'REfLLY. W. II.
Beacon ish. Social Teuple no. is siteros.
Friday evening - above. JOHN HYDE. u. p T.
C. " RUDYARD BI ian20 '57-ly
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II a z X 4

ons square lines less. tine sec: three times
week 81 5o weeks. - 50; month. 81; three
month"; 81 81 six aths SIC; si5. DESIGNATION
Cards Of SIX lines under s.
fer marriage death
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CITY GALLERY.

rNOtresn this place. ten cents per line Insertion
so cents line three times; 80 eeas lire week. dis
countOn longer time.
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BOARDING

With largo ard pleasant for the accommodation OF
and lazy for single gentlemen. be obtained
in private family. In central location. Apply e. thi
oaee. fsii-h