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NltknLl.s, CAMPBELL. 4 90.
d n y Il 4; n -
Exchange Mssso Land Wurrnna
u. DARLINGTON a co.'s
LAW, BANKING L LOAN OFFICE
M. D iDav-apors'. sssarL.

M. DaSrmpors's uslsrk.
MONEY IT. LOAN IN SUMS To SUIT
~ applicants. 80 su.l real estate ~ psr.anal ..
curtts
Nates discounted at rutrsl. rates
Money carefully Invested lot capitalist. GA eom
mission
Exchange bought aud sold
int.t-st paid aB deposits
The most faithful aiicnitoa given 10 tho inr..tlxa
hoa Of Titles, AID abstracts furnished when desire
Land Warrants lrcatei
Collections made, aud proceeds temitted without
delay. at u.nal rates
An Legal husines. care falls and pramrtlv attend
ed - .a-,t 80
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AcAND,

A IL VINO HAVE GIVEN Me THE AGEN-
~ CI of selling their Heal Estate will Had Il ~
tbe hands q 4 Augustus tiavtiaad, ksq wAs cccu
s'es part OF my oflce, aud who Aanong ns MI.
recommended Tor Integrity and high business capac
~ aud DOUBT not wlIi render general ssti.fsrilui
~ All who may favor him with their patronage In the
LAID A svncy business
~ould remark IN conclusion thar 7 hare valuAbi.
Asds OF ~ aws Ia Davenport ard yica,y fur ssle
aud that may be foani IN my ONCE during bussness
hoars = q LADS
Davenport, Nay - Le Claire Row
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Che1p F0toes
AND
DuiI1ing Lets q Log Tlne

FOX MEN or SMALL AEAEs
10 SO ACRE LOTS WELL SITUATED.
ID w.thia ., y, 10. II. IL Aud u nilss Of THE
city. Also, about " bu4lting LOU, satuassd ncas
Brady street sud soath VI Locust, adjoining NJ u
VI email mesas. A good chance Tor the poos man--
Tsrns one third cash 10 sixay days eth - down.
and ihs Sssf. Ia ], = .. & aud .sass o. longer
desired, q y per cent Appiy s:
Second 81, doxs vest q assk lsland St.
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Wholcsale Plane Eorle NJ arefoo0S
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT.
Il FULLY announce 10 the Sitlseas OF Davenport
and vicinity that he has crened an entire new and
elegant stuck Of f.ano forcs aud Meodsons aud he.
Ing tmsaediaaely connected With the AanufAcsarc
10 enabled 10 fnrntsh iastr Of their priccs
The stock now Ia store consists Of the psaaos u A
W 0add, A. III 0ale = co, stesnway q 6oo. and J.
g. ftsh~r, of New York, aud l. Lilbcrt 81 Bostoa
s&sslicAs VI urove.i~ln 4 Truslaw
The Aclodccns 81 = u 4 VI W smith and com.
rcte assortment uf sheet Music containing all the
eest W aitses folkas. songs. Marches, Sacred Mrlo
dice aud Gene 81 the opcras that have been pub
lsshed
Abeeasrs furnishsd lustrumeuts and Sheet Music al
the regular dtscoelts. Tanning done 10 order.
ycls WU WILLIS
Isst eide Main street between frost aud Second
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TEN THOUSAND ROLLS
Wall pApsri
FROM 10 CENTS TO $3.50 PER ROLL.
! No. IL Claire Raw.
GEO W Ellis D CO
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49, -.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
JOSHiA DIAL,
Re0o Est0tc RrOlk er.

Cotner % Brady aud SECOND strUcts, up stairs
entrance GA Brady street
ID EAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD AND
~ Acae, Loaned CA Commission
TAKES paid and collections made Tor partlc. Ia
oil secttoas of the ecuatp
LAND WARRANTS located, and all bushes.
PERTAINING TO Lad Agency faithfully transacted
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R0N LOTS IN M1TCHELL'S ADDITION,
wv never before offered. They embrace every
variety The bcautlfai level between Filth and
Eighth streets. then stretching away for several
Eaiinv on the broad pain beyoud Macy Of ths.s
AFFORD the inject Views Of landscape aud river, aha
are covered with the natural growth Of yuung tim
bss % desirable for resldcnces The undersignsd
the se agcns for the sss u thess ots and would
lnvife the attention u oil to this spportuni
for making profitable Investments and sccarin
thsmsclyc. tsastlful homes
DIAL MEYERS,
n W Cor Of seeoEd aud Brady sts.,
ieea Tn Siairs
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We ~ sWUNxC,
lust RECEIVED By EXPRESS FROM

We ~ sNUNXC,
lust RECEIVED By EXPRESS FROM
The The xsgayr Waltz, b ! A Fes.sr
RoyAi- Victoria Nalsc er,llaate, ~ Aiphcnso lie.
sw...ly now !. Mu.ie sisAins. by W ! whs,.
BE quiet, do, III call my Mother, by j. X Thomas
Darling b~ssie, song by j Thomas
The Institute Chorus Book new 0lee Book By
The Guitar at Home a .eiec,ion from tho mos,
beautiful sonxs, ballad. and du~tis Of waiiscr Ian
Icy Glover, Lover, aid other popular writers com.
p.l-d By james Flu, Al III. rAnc Forte wsrc
- Main Street, between rroa, and sescsa
NS w0 WILLIS
Ferf1saserN: RaerSssnsrrN!!
lust RECEIVED At THE TWIN cry
CITY BOOK ssore, large AID splendid assortment
kerchief exirac,. Hair oil- ramatnu. and snap.
ofssrsoss kind- and qualities, fss sale cheap.
0arrissa's Cream Of Beauty
e . ~ PL EX IO ~:
EIvEs NATURES sofTNEsS AND
cnres fseckiss tsmrls- Charpsug, Rash, Tan aud
all eatsn~ess ssVeetieas
Cream, Lap BALM, Tesle, Powders and Tooth Soap
fer sale ., tho fwa cay Boek store
Watt STARR, Arcst.
DN Express
uST RECEIVED. ANOTHER FINE AS.
y CONTINENT Of thcse superior Gold reus
unoans~d, from the mandatory Of Dawsoa. warren
q Ayde
Pocket Books PORT MonnAirs, and Card Cssss IN
great variety.
New York Ledger,
To- al ias
~sssing the arrival - tho Express frou Chicago
BALlnus PICTORIAL
AMI fLA9 Of OcR UNION
received every Wednesday evening, ~ the Twia
City News Ronm
yisf q u. STARR, Agent
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Real Estate.
30,O0O ACRES IOWA LAND!

OWSWVV M y - y wv y y - ~ ~
rcn sAIE ~
II. KILBoURN, SECOND STREET.
ohaee, opposite lie Claire Row.
SsyOO Aeres, ae-....- ......-.oS,So pr Acre.
SsWWU a..........-... Uv0O -
0sNOV e4.............- osOO
0sSVV acres, ae..4~....-..--.- SySO per Acre.
SITUATED IN MADISON, HANCOCK.
~ Green, Adair. Dallas, ko%saih, Wright, Fraak.
~, Carroll, Boone, Ias- Marsua, Webster tarr,soa,
ro,awostAinle, Crtro Vurde, Worth, Floyd and
ChiskssAS Countiss
s,soo scfe. ~ ioaaco % ni,es west Of Iowa CIT,
ior sale at bargain \ cssh, balance on long time
WI. t.i.esfcd AID WATCHED
isS9 .sfss IL T-iaa County, Ia one tract. Tor sale
sn lols Ulis.
900 seFes II rswssL.k County, some With timber,
TOT sale sus VA .cuS time
.so AcFss 'w1 nlues south II purant well wa,srri
For sale a, bsigs,u
" acre. aitynius JaEctoa on Railroad
~ acres Ia Cedar couaty
Land In Clinton, kascat,ne and Scott Counties
Any Of the shove LAID viii be cold on the mos, ia
votaoie icrftas, ~ exehsnyrl Tor City Property.
~ Real Estate purchased and moncy to loan
9ls.du u. kILBouRN
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wat Large snsunss OF unimprevsd iasds la all part.
We CIV. he following - srsslm.as u the pssp,,.
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY
and Warren
VIZ lot .. block "a, "a street, ss,wssn Iowa
aud LIE C!aIs streets
Lot Ia sturdyvsats Addition, good suiidins
10 lo, }, block ~, I'd s,rsst bc,~ssn Ripley and
Scott streets
n 10, 2, block 81, 20 Zee, trout, III stree, near
brsdy, very handsome property.
|. Lots !, =, bock ils, I.a clsirss Addition ls,L
street, sstwesI Brad, aud FERRY streets rres ESQ.,
- Lots, block -, ssA stree, ss,wesn 10 claire
ycsrs
- Forty fec, front hy 400 feet deep, good trick
house, seven rooms, brady street, nsar loth
~ Lot ., block ., ia siaymsksss subdi,is cor
ssr u.xe and fal.oa streets. hoase aud ffais trees.
streets
~. Loiss, o, corner iioch Island aud .ih strcets
- n corner brady AID clay streets, 10, LOSE
-, very handsome property, and offered low
~ Lot D tosk -. assso. frame houss, s,h street,
near Harrison.
IS Lot ?, block s, saaise 9Th street, eos, u Bss.
dy, brick Loas. Price sszvp
10 IL, 10, block ., Forest 4 Dillon, slsis0, COZ.
ner sth aud Warren streets, good buildings aud ane
river siew.
USiMrkotED CITY PROPERTY
20 A nsnLs, Of very baadsoms isss With good
river View, In hiek 70 VI faitans Addition. rriee
e5oo ssch.
- 10, blosl -. Le Claire. Addition. s,h stree,
ssswssn Iowa aud L. Claire streets Price eiooo
- 81 acre. south aide Of Loea., street, due
building locations
10 7o.so Of 10, /, block Is Warren .,rs~,, between
u aud 9Th streets Ohrred very low
20 10, !. block :. Cook 4 sarscnrs second Addl.
uop, west 81 street Price 40
70 n 3 corae. Perry and Clay s,res,s, raxiso
feet, very low.
~ Garner Brady and leih stree,s, tlai:o f,st
u South \ - Bl.ek % lie Claire. Addition tsth
street, setween Rock lsisld aad Iowa eso per bot.
. Las7 50, 10. N, la fsion's Addition
eno Lots In Nteheirs Addition Also . largo mum
her VI half scrc scr. and four lo,s la the North
srn subarbs of the city
And Bloch 10 u AaCcs'. Addition 10 tbs Town u
Nj Pleasant
YARN And GARDEN LANDS
a A mos, beautiful Ave Arr. 10, oniy ~ miles
from the riyrr far residence or for garden esEnol
bs surpassed Tsrms vssy easy Price. eioeo
- % serss two milss from river On Dubuqss
roaa We'll wssered and III every rcspeet. tnost de
sirsbls property
"a 4 one sore i<tihr-" silss from city with good
-. Alarm % % scres, vesy haad.oneiy improved.
~ rnss from the river on tbs East davenport rad
;. ~ Eight scrss, well Improved, on the Hickory
drove road, four iaiies from Davenport Pne.,
y. % sevss on the South cid. Of Locus, street. TX
miise wet from Court House
- In s1rs~ ma J.,a.v ma. az ,,4t.. 49,, -.
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The special attention Of ell seeking make Judi.
ctsns lnsssssssais Ia kSsl ksas~ 10 tnvtsd 10 our
List, which comprises choice cit, property and many
bsAutltn saburhAa Tote end small tho eli,
sso iAEtns aad tasm aads In Scott coaais together
wah large stnounss Of unimproysd laids la all part.
u abe state
wevIvs the following - spse,msns u the pssps,.
y Nv have far -
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TIE GREAT WESTERN
BLANK DooK MANUrACTORY II
Cselcer, Eage - AoNne,
- = 10 LAKE CORNER or CLARK STREET
CA1e0go, 1Dl1no6s,
Is THE OLDEST AND LARGEST HOUSE
% its kind In Chicago " tbs North west, where
all kinda Of
BLANK BOOKS.
STATIONERY AND
BOOK BINDERS STOCK.
Are hept constantly On hand and Tor sale Wholesale
aud kstail
AT THE LOWEST rRIcEs
Orders received for
LlTHOCRAPHING,
Alec, Cooperation and Oficsi seals and Pressea
They sFs Manufacturers Agents for tn. sale Of
1allnr tens and Machines, CatsinR Msch,a~~ rAsing
MAJ hinss, Lying and Standing Ircssss, Bark aud
Colossd Leathers, Straw, Tar aud Trunk Boards and
Conger Fisids Inks, all IL which will be cold aa
CULVER, PAGE 4 HoYNE
Book Diudsss snd Wholesale De.i.rs IA Bossk. Hind
ere Hsock, i2s aud iso lake HsrVrt
tu1td4wly Chicago IN
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Banking s V:xrbanac.

~
sssAers and Dealers IN Exchange.
COOK a sARoExr,
rAvrsroA4 IOWA
COOK, SARGENT a uowNry
IOWA ctss, IOWA
COOK, sARGENT q rARknR
socE ISLAM, ~,
COOK sANGENT q COOK.
roar psssoisrs, iu~a
NOTES AND BILLS COLLECTED AND
States
bIl. u Exchange all th, principal eii... Of III.
e..ra STATES AID EnTupe, haasAt a Il sola.
M"aes rvsnttted TO EuEeps u ssat Bils, ~hieh
can be cashrd la asy town ia Ln..a.a lrsla.a 81
=" aies 10 sumo Of 4 aid up~ ard,
sETgR TO
A. ~ 800 . ss-'. 4. -s'.+. '-...-..,.. NJ Louie
b W tIark a - ... i,hIt.g.i,.ht',
j. W Clark 60 ...... M -,
u"oEse Smith y - ...-.-. ,'htsss.,
ha1eh laa.doa. ...... ,,te,,'nas
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To ;YCrYllNSly,

n Z. ELDRlDGE, AT THE N, Il / INVEST
LIE ERS DEPOT, scuth eide ot .'ourtl nsas
kurk leland street, has Just received = fresh supa,
direct from mannfAeinrvrs Of the various Nesiteae,
q The day, to which he calls th. s,eaion % ever,
family.
None should be without somc u these ussfal sftl.
clcs constantly Ia the family II hiss been well ss
that" An Ounce ~ Prevention IL worth Pouud III
Cure" sud u never was 81 applicable In this III
stance fot come cheap article ~ hand may save .
Ply sieian's hill
] have the meet complete establishment Of TIL.
elsss Ia The Northwest, comprising Lsst 81 arees
- namsrous that | shall only msl ,cn . f~w u the
leading ones
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EDW ARD ALDEN,
Real Estate Broker,
DEALER IN EXCHANGE,

General Lana, lnsaranes aAd Inssllagsne
Agent,
Corner Main and Second streets, Davenport
HOUSES RENTED, LEASES DRAWN,
Ii k~lts Collected. Taxss laid for non. residents,
Collsctions Made and promptly fsmtted TO any part
Of the ccultry
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-06

o. "A document was recently read before
the Society for medical improvements" in
Boston, predicated upon the assault upon Mr..
Senator Sumner by Brooks, and its effects
upon the human constitution. Some thirty
strokes Of greater or less violence, were visl-
bile upon the head, neck and shoulders of Mr.
Sumner when first examined, and the opinion
expi eSsed in the document referred to is, that
nothing but the constitutional healthinesS and
vigor OF the victim could have ever saved life
beyond very few days. 1t is believed that
Mr.. Sumner will entirely recover his physical
strength, but he is said to be suffering under
iutense mental excitement, doubtless super
induced by the attack OF Brooks in the Senate
chamber.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-06
RIVER gELL4GENCE.

THE RIVER was full Of floating ice yester-
day, and the water receded until large quanti-
ties Of ice have lodged on the bar in front Of
the city, and the point below at one time yes
terday the ice extended from shore to shore.
OF The w. l.. Ewing and John Warner
took as much freight yesterday as the pres
ent stage the water will admit. and departed
for New Orleans. 1t is not probable that they
will reach Cairo.
" The passengers Of the U. S. Mail. lying
few miles below the city, came up yester-
day and left on the one O'Clock train 1t vas
reported yesterday that three other boats
were keeping the Mail company at Mr.. Stin-
sons place.
0ET- The W. A. Eaves succeeded in getting
out yesterday and left for Bowling Green.
OF The Yuba has been sunk in the Upper
Mississippi by the ice.
AZ great many of the first class New
Orleans boats have laid up at that place, on
account of the scarcity Of freight and pas
sengers. Salt and Railroad iron are the prin-
cipal commodities upward bound from New
Orleans.
OF The Bowling Green came down yester-
day evening, and managed to make a landing
through the ice. She brought partial cargo
of tobacco.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-06

DFF1cr-r,TY At VtHCEN xEs.--The following
is the statement of facts from the Sun, of the
circumstances related in our telegraphc dis
patches:
Last Wednesday. lady from Dayton,
Ohio. called at the Orphan Asylum and de
manded chihl-that had been taken by
the Sisters under the suppositioH that its
mother was dead-should be given up to her:
She stated that she was their mother, and
that her husband had deserted her, and lett
for California, in the meantime placing one
under the care of the Sisters, and the other
two found a home in the hoSpitable family OF
| Sheriff Anthis She had traced them thus
far and by show Of maternal feeling, she
was allowed to take the one The other two
will undoubtedly be given up to her upon
] her proving her legitimate claims.
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PuALONs CHEMICAL HAIR IXyIGGR ATGH.
JUST FzsoE uazE PnEss.

5EVHE Y-DAYB2O New Stories for Little Folks
e BY FANNY FERE. Beautifully illustrated by Coffin
Is cloth. = Geo 81 Fl Gs. rs. a bright cheer
full bre ttie book tho all alive 81 war4i
with hamor IN Y Independent Net surpassed by
avolnae nin Tales Stories. every
Ct which VIII be reai with delight By the young -Boston
THG NEW YORK ALMANAC AND WEATHER BOOK
FOR 1857 4 pocket voilme, hound in cloth conta
rg ordinary dollar and quarter vol
Price only % cents ~ model of Heatness IN.
Y. COMBINING fund valuable and varied in
formation 70 the Of persons il all parts o the
COUNTRY ~. J. Messenger. "A very. VERY useful al
manaebefa'sse it tells much hriehy- ~ Express.
'Fnt of sound. 1sbc rater and altogether the best
of ia kird tha- has appeared ~. Y. Times.
Beside ordinary Almanac mott-r this embraces
sfte fox 1855, with variety
general also tables Of American
weights. aud coins, and quantity
tables and stltisclcal generally.
HARRIET LEES CtNTERBCR E TALES.-2 volumes
Price - - These vOlucleJ oravnee ''MasOn's
which
uno-m styls the hist ant only the
the fagiisl ragr1gs. The Canterbury Tales
are II \ surpaSs~d ir En- clish literature.
THE VUNORnFS POETRY OF TiE EN@HfSH Lam
CUAHE By lanes PANT 500 p e5 &c mo-. clio h.
THIS pronounced ''the most humorous book
T. al the ittist things which nave
said in by all the poets from Chaueer t.
SAKE .
MASON RPOTTERS.
dec3o-iwd&w los and no Duane street. New York.
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Sun gives the following statement of the pork
trade at Vincennes. Packing is still going on
briskly though we believe it will be brought
to close about Saturday next. In numbers
of hogs killed. the falling off Will not be less
than from 20 to 30 per cent as compared
with last year. Prices unchanged and range
from So to So %, and for extra lots of hogs
in a few instances, So so has been paid -
Messrs. w. B. Hayes & Co. have packed over
five thousand head. Pulsfer & Co. will close
next week in~tead Of this, as reported in our
last issue, should contracts all come ln they
have slaughtered between six aud seven hun
Ired
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-06

~ The case of the woman claiming her
three children from the Catholic Asylum at
Vincennes, on Saturday, seems to have crea-
ted a great excitement among the citizens OF
that place. A warm sympathy is evinced for
the mother. 1t appears that the father and
mother separated at Cleveland, Ohio, more
than a year ago The father after the sepa
ration, placed the children in the Catholic
Asylum in that city. lie subsequently Sc
cretly removed them, with the sanction Of the
Bishop to the Asylum at Vincennes, with
strict niunctions to allow no stranger to see
them The mother has been for more thar
ten months in anxious search for them. 1t
was with good deal of difficulty and some
.fnesse that she got access to them on Satur-
day. The children were in charge of the
Sheriff, and the case was to be heard before
Judge Niback, yesterday,
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AEEETIGsED PaEx~gCEAN,
WHOSE SANDS OF LIFE


EEAvE nearly run out discovered while in the Fas
Tu@ias. certain cure Tor Consumption. Bronchit
Coughs Colds aaA general i-biitv This remedy dis
covered by lis only chl-a 1aughter--" given
up 70 lie Wishing 40 mach rood possible he will
to such his rllo beings request it thi-
recipe fun directions for making and 'esu
it. We requires each ap cGut to incose him one
shlinghree eGl~ne' postage the recire
and the remainder he applied to tn narant his ad-
vertisernanA Address DR.. II JAMES.
deo3O 3mItw No - Grand street. Jersey City. n. J.
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Ef7ALON,S PAPIAS LOTION,
Or. Floral Beautifer.

a GREAT Co4retic for beautifving the skin and
"a plexion aud Tor eprirg Chopped Hands. Face Lips
Tan, Sunburn, FrecEes. Pmpl Scalds. Burns; A
and safe cure for the Pile-one washing give
relief After shaving very soothing the
keeps white. aud for all
it will be great remedy. Price
dollar per bottle,
pHALON's MAGIC HAIR PIE,
Dye in the world Its long
has it beyond comparisons being vesea
BILE production injury possibly he dome to the skn
1t easily applied and you obtain black or brown
viii CHI will defy the best udges tell 1t trG nature itself
Price 81 and 81 30 per box.
Made and sold By PHALON. ct 49, Bfoaiw corner
ST., Broadway s.. Nicholas Hotel, n. Y, and
all druggists and ,ncy thr urhout the U. ).
Pu4LGY S CHEMICAL HAIR IXVIGGR ATGH.
The article Osthe kind before ogered to
the Of twenty in this
country the many hundreds of limitations
have compete with for preserving Gressug
identifying Hair. Keeping the head clean from
dandrof etc. ine5tigable short it is
the hair requires. Price see and 81 per tott!e.
IacTl-6 r9ds
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-06

(F A sugar planter in Louisiana, who last
year, in his predictions, came within HOO
hogsheads of the actual sugar crop, ventures
another prediction on this years crop, and
says it will not be 100000 hogsheadS In
1888 it was 10000 hossheads. Last year
229, 900 hogSheadS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-06

5,3o4 Prizes amounting S2Ol 900
hole Tickets $40; Halves s.; Quarters s215.
The FIRST 307 prizes decided in manner.
5000 prizes of $40 will be determined figure
the that draws the $40 600 prize ple
the number drawing the $40 600 prize ends wi No
all tickets where the number ends
$40. If the number ends with No 2 then all tickets
where the number ends in Will be entitled s4O
too,
Certificates of Packages will be sold tie rates.
which the risk
Certificate Of Package of Whole Tickets. eco
do do 10 Half
do do 10 Quarter 10 ...........,.., Is
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either
$. SWAN & Co. Atlanta. Ca, or
S. SWAN Montgomery Ala.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-06
Library Asgociat.On ElectiOn Of 0Ficers.

Library Association Election OF Officers.
The annual election for officers Of the above
Association, took place at their rooms last
night and resulted in the choice of the follow
ing gentlemen, for the several Offices for the
ensuing year:
j. Insle. Jr., President; II. @. Wheeler
Vice President; DR.. w. II. Byford, Correspon-
ding Secretary; VIM. II. Bingham, Recording
Secretary; w. I. Page, Treasurer.
DIREcroRs.-Jas E. Blythe, VIM. Baker
G. w. Rathbone, f. Y. Garlic, Chas. DENLY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-06

AT NEBRASKA CITY, in Nebraska Terri
tory corn is selling for seventy to seventy five
cents per bu:hel and in great demand. Flour
is worth ten to eleven dollars per Dbl. Pota-
toes one dollar per hushel and none for sale.
Lots are selling high for cash down. Plenty
Of venison meat at five cents per ~. The In
dams have been very successful in their hunts
and found the buffalo unusually fat.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-06

GT Business along Water street and Main
yesterday was very dull. A crowd of IN
tegeatcd individuals watching the river from
our Office corner, but nothing new turned
up" to crafty their curiosity or afford US an
item.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-06

CIr The members Of the Legislature were
gathering at Indianapolis in large numbers
on Saturday; some to get their cue from those
"who know and others to brush off their
verdancy in legislative matters before the
session begins.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-06

CO The train yesterday for the North was
crowded. A great many passengers from the
boats detained By icel left for their destinations
with the lobby and regular members of the
Legislature. Indianapolis will be a gay place
this winter, worthy of visit. The train,
leaving here at one O'Clock P. NJ, arrives at
the Capital before midnight.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-06
Port Of GsuansulIlc.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

SUNDAY Jan, t.
w. A, EAVES B. Green to Evansville, and back.
JOHN WARNER, Evansville TO y. Orleans.
w. II. DENNY, Evansville 10 Cincinnati.
SOUTH AMERICA, New Orleans to Pittsburg.
MONDAY Jan. 5.
B. GREEy, b. Green to Evansville and back.