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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-31

BODIES TRo4 THs ]. N. HARRIs FouND.--We
learn by the passenger the steamer Oatsne. who
rived In this city last night from Greenpor that two
bodies from the Ill faed steamer j. NJ Harris had been
found; they bad been washed ashore on Long Islsnd
and = co1oners inquest had been held. They were
% badly eaten by tho sharks to render i'm
posi- and nothing further than thA. they
men who undoubtedly drowned by the collision
the Sound. Hartford Times, Aug. %.
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u . peJIar and resides In Buffalo. No evidence 81 his
unavYnge vns 0nered
Jamss c. Marshal Esq for the Commonwealth, oo'
tba, proper respect for the morals Of communi
crmsr led thai the accused should bs ted 70 bail 81
had ossa guilty OF improper Intercourse with men,
thysw herself into their company sithout opposition
end allowed hereer 70 be carried from plsoe 70 plaos
by PEI feci etsDgers to her She hal acted inprudenty
and unlike yrluous female submitted 70 being placed
In the with man with whom she had Just b,
acqusd aod Cor good purpose al thai, hanaAa
nature would teach that the objects Of Chappe and
submssion OF this woman, connected they have bee
by train OF such spspicious circumstances and The cd
mission Of the woman that nappeii and herself occupied
the ssme room tgaher q weisotown, wore Of such
nature IN demand ht Icing 70 saii.
VIM A. Gabrsith app s,sd for the woman and oouteuted
thaa The evidence Wat insufficient, and demanded he
discharge Of the peYsep.
Justice sweeny decided that Tho evidence was mol
ncen and declared The prisoner discharged from custody
We are not much Of lawyer, but II the woman y not
guilty matters look dsrned suspicious" she has doubt
acted unwise and ndsoreety and her dschayge has
p,ised well others who vinoed, from the
chain Of crcu instances offered In evidence that guilt Wa
attached 70 her actions. No decent female would 90
around the country unprotected and suffer herself % be
fondled by every drunken prongaA who would sp-
prosch her. The end II no< yet
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Weekly Report oG Dsaehs,
10 the city and county o. New York, from the ed day OF
August 10 the Goth day Of August, 1857.
Nan, 60; women, 81, boys, 264; girls, 1es-rotal, 63
Adults Isl; children, <o2 maos, s33; onaaes, $50; col
&
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BILLIARDS.

-. - - ..o.nw.v go, - .a..n
GU caurch-fhcAaDs model hnnArd noiea and eDbner
kx susAions paieutd February 10 lA6; ~ Of neu, kr In
.~-r nd prsrv lNrges and beat furnished billiard
~ {, He worh Vcntemsn invit~dko call and esaxnc,
hnitaous being oercd Tor sie By eues
aasSS 10 n ds AL othcr kinds Of tables and
rasAn win be urnishe a. en 20 ccul esa han hey Ga
" bJuga sasswtsrN MON All PHn.An
Tpsr RrCxIvBD AND roS SALSA SUPPLY or
Al p~och and leatk@s made and eeected Hnder
he personal super,son Of Professor rAldius berger OF
yAxis. O'C0NhOR q 10 LRFDBR IS Ann street. ".
pn-Ans book bssards mailed receipt Of 81.
DArENr COMP rSsED IVORY BIL.f.IARD BALLS
Patsrt>d ugust Observation-Disclosures ,n Compressed
IVORY o. one se he sos, s@d q he s.me ~es, .ud elss
hoee gensrsly In They warrartei not 70 get
OF rousd chip aud vii want cooring The
blowing S.nusmeu propretors of susrd slocns 10 Nes
fort have tbem IN ana % WHOM referaesrs Dupg
usc oorseil Duane s'ree. LEONARD Zen amin, ~,
Broadway; l. y. uKhau co Broadway; J. II Perhina $40
Broadway 40 Prfc~s Of rew-No. si6 -; 10 "a, 80,
No AZ sl Inch bagseie balls $40 They will be vel
sacked cu any a che couay, reest Of pQce
BY mail, wM WILLING inventor and sole snsnufscfu.
or. 40 Broo1se street. New Trt.
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nond Street. testified hat tAey brothers 70 he 10
ceased tha& he tosaly unaoquanted with the use
1rearms and that they had doubt but that his death
caused by his inexperence; they attached no blame
should have committed suicide his
easy.
o. 3. Waterman n D., testified that he hal made an
examination OF the body OF the Decreased the ball bad
tered tho right eye In up1ard and Backward direction
TIL touched he upper por'n Of the Uranium but with
out producing fracture he Of opinion hat The shoa
Ing the result OF accdent for If pisio fred
for The purpose OF Committing suicide would naturally
have been held close 70 he Aos and most probably tye
powder marks which were absent In this CASE
The jury returned verdict Of accidental shooing
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FURNITURE, sc

pART1xs ABOUT gIvIra UP HOUSEKEEPING ARb
de,rous of dispensing Of heir furrnre very 10y
cash 70 and n good order Gan be seen :. i24T YES
fv,n'J eghb street, Pre- also - let tve1os eah
prefer red.
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THE TURF.

THH TURF.
TyMrREvlILI COURSE, l. i.-TRorrINa-xoNDAY
y 1ssu. g :, 0slosa p. y. %s,as SI1O: mite s::s
as shove named gentlemen sS e Sa S.K, rro,..o,
g Ps.s Il. aSSG nss as. 81:
for N aoins hor.es s1ospt LAnos. and vlo. rem
900 EsF:: WOO !. y ! .;s M; ss:%;
and fspps 20 Sss @1' o ss So Ss
~ s:: ( Pure Pss.s ,ssS s s.. &c
N N harness rrss for all '.loas No 1,oe. e Pure
.ss. Pure s With ..is 81 cS s.f forfeit. Mi.
s Ss: ON h Of s for :, double os ms ssss.
s sDs s be .Ss On
ION. o0sKLIN Proprietor:
JTxlox COURSE. L. L-Ta0rrms-YUxsDAY SIP,
50 pound S.son. d;vs.: mile aess Ss:s s.se ivs
woodT.s I Names n. Dr. 9. ws SER 4 Peabody
'''' y '' Dean ss:x . WIFI vi ;h $sso
THE MILITARY.
ORR r. aMANr, ss = YORK STATE MILIrIA- rIRsr
Il; ;oaT & S
osloct in full uniform .wi, oI.1sSn the si arm and
but. q respect 70 our late br.AsI member asmloa Fss
b L. CORNELL, Orderly
ORR RsalxEsr NEW YORK & ATE Mr,LrIA-FIRsr
DEN Market dif1 rooms, Monday. the Stat ms,
O'Clock p M 10 owens dress 70 the paving the
last tnbute or respect " ouf late brof member Hamilton
Fink by order of ]. n. vAR1Ah Capth.
Fl. CoRErH. orderly
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SENIOk VETERtH CORPS OF THE Wax OF lal2-
concert ball baliyp ascension &C; fer hs s.neat Of the
Veteran Corps OF 1872 oo Tuesday evening h-ptemoer
The respectfully Invited TO be present In M uni
meet 81 Re foot OF Barclay street. AZ occck
raetly. Let veteran bs presest II Tho weather
permits, 1t 10 for he Left Of he Home BY order,
HAAc NJ PHYrE AtjutaIt
-. ----------------.---->-
unnSp-s n sunyaGEu &a-
rINv c,nuv n, WV A. so ooou TN u RN ESD
an y. saId :. 10 " n Monday y, bs "a lie No a
f,o.hv re-, So,.e No u.rrant.d mcd inst from Inc
conr,rv' lid ~ wi ~ nae
r,op sIIpI FAST rRorrrNa HoRsz CHAP
a. Ush, a. 90 ~ " szoas maka P,,Isdel
Al. Tn,,nts q: ~ 49, n'a.e or 40, sowery
fA- 'N'" ." w 80 '''N N'' " " -'
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NOR HALr-A BAY MORGAN HORSE, YEAk5 OLD,
Is hands high ssupd and kind IN al harness;
aIceen family doco,s horse IL stylish and fAst
traveller. Call At stables I'll ! ay street, ooki n
------------- -
fourteen hsnds high light years OLD sound and kind in
all bArre,s stylhh and rec drivers Apply THOMPSONB
stable no last Thirteenth street
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lARLn RAILROAD SUMNER ARRAN9RMEH1-
o Csnnsnciux Wednesday. June 1857 Trains leave 10
pos corner OF white and Oeutre sueetsr-
Y A MCrstoa Pals train, connconS WIN tines II stAaee
ns IAke MAhopac.
$50 4. H-1Ipress nan nsin for Albany, snaneossG -
orp4ou gi6 lines for Lake nAhopso 81 PUP
dys ssr HID. epo~ Al Brcwstes FOR Danbnry; q OsaD
four with Western Railroad for Albany. Troy 6asa
,oGA. sAd The West
IMP HYPERION KSSu stopping al stations
~ r m-wiitams' Bridge rsln Stopping 81 all staAs0A
SN r. k-white Plalns train, stopping 1t al statouA
LEAVE rwgErYAurf
To A. M.-wilams Bridge vain. stopping at AL nAsonA
IL A.M-Eiiams Bridge train, opping NJ ali stA4ona-
uAc A M-whne Plains train, stopping 81 all staion1-
Esp M.-wtAn.s' bridge na,n HoppnE nj al ssatonA
ST. k.-Croesn Falls train, ovvins 81 all stations.
P.M-WAAms' Bridge .rss, stopping q al eadnaa-
WIN. J. CAMPBELL, Bup6hte1SenA
HUDSON RIVER AAnRckD.-yRon JULY {, lT
ii Mroush trains 90 csYe uhASnber suee. ~ au1 A.
A. Y. SMITH. supcrfn.snAene
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HOTELS.

CNIrHsOr1Ar HOUSE BROADWAY, CORNER or
~ Houston rrestHotel mods,ions The enr)resn
psp susle rcons rs cents and or double rooms snd par
Tors 81 80 70 IS per day.
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fyMrRxvIILl COURSE L. L-rRofTIE0.-NONDA
~ August II, ~ O'CLOCK p. NJ, matnh yIuU mile heA'
bSss three b i've, wagons John DasrAh names m "a
nv Fern; Wn. Aokobers ch pouy LAtsle 6aA- 10
loEL OONKL.IN, Propv.ssor.
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ANTHOLOGY.

En- nENgs-CLAIKvoy ANCE-MRs. HAYES @s
~ Browne street, between Elizabeth AMI Mou Mr..
HAYEs can Uncover ard all oursble Diseases Mrs.
tell correctly he where ahcut- ~ absent e1d
fsdes call wishou delay and Mrs Hayes ssisfschon
Given no pay. s6s Brosme't
JpE ORCHARD srRnHT.-0m RHwAHD IN OF
lou fered 10 any person Who sarpsss Madame OLIp
sos IN sv ing ere~ s.saemsas % ali events through ss
particularly Absut enda osea lawsui and irving lusy
suubers n. B-MafAme Onion : kumbux, dos
sse vtss 70 mecse 90 The uny1y Oan cad satisfy yovssd
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TvHs OHKBRArRD Gypsy FORTUNE rHI.LRR WILL
s'o.A yon ey nes ss,s ssifa power rsn saisfsetson
Give~ The opsy " witou exception the only rsuon hat
csn give lucky numbers Ne, II worsA srves. between
NrosAw~S ed Osur~.- srno~d anrv
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-16
The Concerts for the Benefit of the Poor.


10 the Editor Of The Journal:
"Bleseedis the man who rembereth the poor. The
Lord shall deliver him in time of trouLle."-DAvID.
We are always obliged to those who enter
tain US with the soul-stirring strains Of mu-
sic But when TIE music is made charita-
Div. as it has been at the concerts given at
the Crescent City Hall. by Z. z. Webster,
Esq, and his lady and gentlemen associates,
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings Of this
week, we honor and praise them with all our
hearts. These fair women and gallant men,
have sung and played that the hungry might
be fed; that the naked might be clothed; that
the chilly and shivering mother and babes
might he warmed; that the heart of despond-
ing poverty might be cheered and made glad
that gaunt famine may be driven away from
the home Of the poor Surely, it was an err
rand of mercy on which these ladies and gen.
tlemen went, on these cold n ghts; and very
noblv did they acquit themselves Of their
self imposed task. The attendance was good,
but not half so good as the object and the
performers merited; but those who did at
tend, were highly delighted with the ability
and skill Of the artists. The Benevolent As
ISOLATION, and the poor, and the whole com
munity, in their hearts, most heartily thank
Mr. Webster and his gentlemen and lady as
socates, for these amateur performances, and
the blessings of those who are ready to per-
ish, shall come upon them for their sweet
charity. l.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-16

CONGRESSIONAL VENALITY.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the Philadelphia Ameri-
can slashes it into some of the members of
Congress in this style:
The selfshness prevailing here has become
absolutely revolving When members will
sell advantageous seats and retire to the outer
circle; when they will fob the allowance made
for newspapers and stationery, and crib from
the committee rooms to which they are as
signed, they will hardly hesitate at larger deal
ings equally venal. Such practices are COM
mon, and they have become by word, it is
said, among the purlieus of the metropolis.
1t is only surprising, with the notoriety which
has been attained, that respectable men will
consent to sit on an equality with sharpers
who have become so VIGOROUSLY profgate.
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" The Court of Appeals of Kentucky,
has affirmed the decision of the Fayette Cir
cult Court, in the case of the Lexington and
Big Sandy Railroad, VS.. the City of Lexing-
ton. By this decision, the City of Lexington
is required to issue its bonds to the Lexington
and Big Sandy Railroad Company to the
amount of $4,000, as stock in said compa-
ny. The authorities of the City of Lexington
desired to have their subscription expended
upon a portion of the road designated by
themselves. The Company deemed it more
expedient for the best interests Of all parties.
to appropriate it elsewhere. The Council re-
fused to issue the bond; hence the suit and
the above decree.
This case seems to involve the same ques
ton at issue between the City Council of
Evansville, and the Straight Line Railroad
Co23srY.
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THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY.

TRIO BONO PUBLlCO,
7 Every mother should have box in The hous
handy in case of aceidents to the children"
ESedding,s Russia SaIVe.
tits Boston remedy of thirty years standing. and is
recommended by physicians. LISA sure and speedy
for Burns, Piles, Bos, COrns. Felons, Chbains,
and Old Sores of every kinds for Fever Sores, Ulcers
Itch Scald Head Nete Rash, Bunions, Sore Nipples,
IT Nmmended by nursesl Whill0ws, Sites. Testers.
Flea Bites Spider Sings Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum,
Srurvy Sore and Cracked Lips, Sore Nose Warts and
Flesh Wounds, it lisa most valuable remedy and cure
which can be testified to by thousands who have used it
in the city of Bostnnnd vicinity for the last thirty
In no will this SaIve do injury, Interfere
with physicians prescriptions. Is is made from the
pnres materials, from recpe brought from Russaof
articles growing in that country-and the proprieors
have from all classes clergy physicians,
captains nurses, aud others who have used it them
selves. and mmend it to others. Readings Russia
Slve is put ip large tin boxes stamped the cover
tn picture of Il house and disabled soldier. which
picture is also engraved on the wrapper Price % cents
box. REUDING az Co.. ProprletOrs,
KELLER, FARNSLEY IL co. AGENTS,
! ap7 dtIwIv Evansville Ind.
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SEME-4NNUAL REPORT

Increase OF during the preceding six
OFrICERs-W Carpenter. Pre-. idsnt, John a. Re Vice
Presidents; Baker, Cashier Robt EARLY, Toer and
Boob Keeper.
UIRECToRs w Carpenter John a Reiz. rad Baker,
Thos. L. Garvin and Philip Decker.
Names persons tave become Parties the articles
Of Association within said period - David Piper.
who have withdrawn james s. Ross.
Names Of present Stockholders james N hcLanphRn.
of ;he CITY Of York; uezekah Esson DR. ID. Gull
bertson james Mil Thomas Early DR. JOSEPH NJ HES
ter Henry s. Daniel o. Gehr and David Piper all
of franklin County, Pennsylvania. Willard Carpenter
john A Reitz, Clemens Reitz Henry D. Allis. lie is
Hewes Samuel Orr Conrad Baker Thomas Z. darwin VIM
Baker Philip Decker and Henry Wingert all Of Evansville
Indians. Samuel Hall of Princeton, Indiana and VIM j.
Ball. of Terre Haute. Ind.
Days of Discount Daily Sundays Fourth July Christ
mas and New ear days excepted
open for the transaction CT business from to u
o'clock A. M, and from to 4 O'Clock P NJ
State of Indiana. Vanderhurgh County. SIS.
William Baker being duly deposs ard that he
Bank that the foregoing
the condition of said Bank the period
therein named and according to the beet
his kr " ledge aud belief. W. AKER. Cashier.
worn an before this 5th January. 1887
jamie X MctfkbW. N1tary Public.
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Its wonderful effects ond consequent nonuaritypcrhap
OF the Materia Ndic1 acquired
the same patranace subjected the number
severe and With few allures the
Mustang IL has justly been STYLED Panecea for
all external wounds Cuts Sweiiugs Sprans Bruises
eruptons Of medicine rsurpris
ing that physicians compelled to prescribe it; aud
remarkable of Chronic and Distorted
Rheumatic naturally attracted much attention from
the first minds Of the No family afford tn
without no title Of the Mustang Imminent IN the house.
BFWARF THITATIONS
The genuine respectable dealers in all parts of
the void. BARNES / PARK. Broadway and Dnane st..
New-York. dcc21-lm
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FRAUD We would 9 I'll attention the public against
fraud daily przctcsd the Insuspec-ug in the article
Ur J. HOSrETrER'S celebrated StO mach Bters Since
Biter have others have
ing preparations initiate it. and in
purGha'ed old bottles and refed the1 We would
advise bly Of buS respectable dealer
the genuine all covered with metallic cap, and the
it, For sale by
H4LL0CK & STODDARD.
dac3l-d&w WOOLSEY & SAWYER.
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FOE THE JOURNAL.

never 'spred tew be pOit.
q need at tell 'spose you IT'D
But if thawt there's virtu in it
Darn'd if l would mt in miniti
Bat when you tawk of dog ratyPin,
Webster's rouui and takes delite in;
Dsd or live he II stamp your feeturs.
And "babiz' tsw. deer little creeturs.
On paper, iron. glass plate,
He'll TX yewr shadier as fate.
So natral and so trew to life,
When yew away twill fool yewr wife.
novz6-dtf TILESToN's Gallery.
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CONVENTION OF THE AMERICAN PAETY.--1t
is proposed to hold a convention of the
American party at Indianapolis, during the
session of the Legislature, to determine
the future course of its members. If any
good is to come from it, it must be a mass
meeting, in which every one who feels an in
terest in the cause may attend and be heard.
A convention of Delegates viii have no bene-
fetal influence.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-16

OIL Mr.. Peabody, of Columbus, Ga, has
raised a new Seeding strawberry, which he
offers to distribute to one thousand subscri
bers, who will pay up So; that is, make him
purse of $1,000. This is turning strawber-
~ culture to substantial account.
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DENTISTRY.
nu = EyVETTr HtSNTESTI

RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens and vicinity that
will all orders in the various department
his profession with promFtness and in the most scientific
manner.
attention paid to the plugging cleaning and
extracting teeth and inserting Of ptible teeth
from fall fine gold plate with or without
teeth inserted in the most approved manners and
treatment childrens ter tn uv attended
ladies waited their ennes il desired. Once
Fi,s street. formerly DR.. &. Bray Office. nOv223mdtw
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d2c3l-d&w
NO FAMILY SHOULD Bs ETUOUT HOCF-
LASD'1 GERMAN Bi1"TERS.


cured By them.
CAMDEN. n. J :. March II, 1855.
Dear SirIts with much pleasure that Inform of the
derived the German Btters
my family During the OF last
severely 2fct with the SUMMER
in rhe worst form for which various remedies
prescribed by Phcons and others were used but with
avail also him the but it proved of but
little benefit. Having bottle Of German Btters in tbs
house. persuaded try that which my astOnish
ENTIRELY CURED MN He continued to take the Bit
and became healthy have the
in the BtteTs and feel hesitation
saying that family should lie without them.
ResnacttulIv. " JOHN w. PARIS.
To Or. G. VI. Jackson. Plum street, above Second.
See ady rtiseneLt. dcc3l-t&w
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o. Proper busy times are these in the
settlement of accounts among the people, and
numerous are the turns and devices to rub
out old scores that for many day have gath
cred There is general disposition. to pay,
our merchants tell u.s. but the usual supply OF
currency with which to liquidate, is lacking.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r 4 T Il s ,

Oas square, lines less time three times 81;
one week 81 So two weeks 81 so; month. So three
81 So; months. S1G year. $I5
advertisements Cards of sig lines under per
charge marriage death notices
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G g A b..
TIE PRICE Of COAL AT THE
nnTsENNT

cents per bushel
Those desire lay in their supply. while the
hDe and the roads good will have their orders
attended BY leaving them the Office of the Bodiam
Macs der the Telegraph oce Water street. Terms
cash JOHN WGMOND.
oct22 Secretar and Manager.
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man Kansas wishes sell bargain
very farm in OF the best DIS in
vanderburgh County, enquire of
IGLEHAKT & Antilles,
janlG-Iw Real Estate Agents.
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H7-The Evansville Assembly Club will hod its parties
regularly d ring the series FRIDAY evenings
each week. person either lady gentleman will be
admitted without card from the Directors. jnn9-tf
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LIAB LITE

Amount of Capital Sto *, including that derosited
provisions Of the $IO0 oon
M, due other Ban ks or corporations 3I5S 81
Amount due ............ $50 -
bills other evidences of debt issued 40 go
Amount of loss charged Capital Nome
Amount of loss charged profits. None
divided 1878 II
by Evansville ICE O55 81
3O7 $50 81
capital Of the said Association Bank
has increased during the precejInR SIX
Names the officers of the Association Bank.JOhn ).
Her kins President; VIM. T. Page. Cashier; A Lemcke
Book keeper.
Names Of persons parties articles
Of association within sad period.-None.
Names who have withdrawn therefor None.
Names Stock holders Evansville Insurance Company
Robert Barnes, Charles Fiele.
Days of discount.-DaIly.
for the transaction of business from O'Clock
A. N. to ( O'Clock p. NJ.
State Of In diana. VaaderburEh county. IS.
Wm Page being duly depose4 and says that he
Cashier said Banh and that the Report
condition said Bank for the period
and according TO the hest
his kno Wedge and belief WIN t. PAGE.
subscribed before this 18th day Of January
1857. iapI5-3t JOHN F. CRISP Notary Public
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Dr. T. II. CAvASAuGI.-We wnull call attention to the
gentleman in other column of which
merits attention Of the afflicted The Dr. is old and
educated rhYscian and has devoted his life to
diseases h. advertscs He hrings
letter. Of high from the of Jack
sonviIle his late home.-Chcago Journal May 18TH 1855
For sale in Il is city h.
des3l d&w KILLER FARNSLEA CO.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RARE CHANCE ron A BARGAI

NOtcesin this place. cents line insertion;
so line three times; so line week. dis
counton longer time.
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o. The balance in the Maryland Treasury,
after the payment of all her State expenses
for the year. amounts to S238,OOO, which ad-
ded to previous balance, gives her surplus
fund of near 100000.
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WOllE.

wishing wood be supplied by leaving their
with Wheeler Riggs Grocery Store. Main
Chips 70 sale also jams
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SOLD OUT.

wuTE this day (Januarv 9th. ls57 sold
Sg stocks of Family Groceries, &C., to Mr. Saa'l
NicKery.
in returning sincere than to our
for their liberal patronage
u.s. solicit continuance Of the to
orr successor. an HERSHBEkGER d CARSON.