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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-05
Additional FOREIGN News.

iri,- - ~ 80. LoSDoSfOet 2z-P
Funds undiminishcd 6rmness: slight adj
vance on yesterdays rates. Money in good
supply at 81 per cent discount Advance in
the Bank rates greatly checked the flow Of
gold to New York; large intended shipments
The quantitypf goods being forwarded is
Tie Bank Of England has thrown out some
bills supposed TO be connected with intended
shipments to America. f
Fun!s continued buoyant on Friday, and
no gold was drawn from the Bank.
-. The rate of discount ut Hamburg had de-
elinel. !. ,1..aN.a ~, .0Sr.. ~
The Canada takes out tenders for &c ,ooo, 900
worth Of per cent Michigan Central bonds
for the extinction of the floating debt The
rates for money at the stock exchange re-
mains ut 5 per cent. re So"
Ten Broeck's horse Pryor is dead. ?
FRANcE-It is stated that the Governor of
the Bank of France had asked for a decree
giving forced currency TO bank notes. The
bullion in the Bank OF France has decreased
So,0oo,Oo francs since the monthly returns.
Three per cents closed ut So fr., SIS confines.
SrAIS-The Cabinet is un,rganized. iI5a
| The banks of Belgium and Denmark have
advanced their rates to o per cent. THERE'S
luilin the Austrian financial pressure, but
1t IS feared it is only temporary, - ~ g.
TuRKEr persists, in claiming the isiand of
Perrin, and refuses indemnity.
IL Is reported that the British Cabinet have
arranged for the recall of the Governor Gen.
eral of India. 80 q. 1'a.S fisE.ss
The London News says the India Compa-
ny have commenced large remitts es to In
dia, which will hasea tendency to aggravate
the present financial evils. ~ - .rs
There has been serious confiiy & at Frank
fort between the garrison and Austrian and
Bayarian regiments. Many were wounded
on both sides. s.tt-t,1,t-.F =
The American stock market has been nc
tive, chiefly for railroad shares and bonds
The folio wing are the closing quotations:
Penn Cen Cts first mortgage S4(ds6, Penn
IS 7511@771S, U s SIS of 1867 lO4@lO6, Ma.
ryland SIS bonds $1,000, Penn SIS bonds 1877
5s@so, Virginia SIS 1855 sl@S3 Ill Cen free
bonds 1860 s4@s6, @ RR75 per cent dis
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Ague and Fever, or ChiIIs and Fever
-,.a CURED BY - ,.-.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.

~ his Justly celewaied medicine mas for MANY
II years msintanesi its superiority over all otheI
cure Of que and Fever or ChIs aud Fever, whs;he,
Of short long standings and no case will il fail "a
cure, the directions are strictly follow cd and carried
This ene,y has been extensively used throu Chou,
Pennsy wanna, MicSn iewa' Wo wso Ipiinais
Missouri, Texas, ARKANSAS, Ala ANA, Mississippi and
Louisiana and has permanently cured over on NIL.
LION cases, IN all lis varied forms, many Of which had
been OF from one 10 three years standing. aud had re.
sisted all the usual remedies in the country ;
tons were properly followed. such is its inyarabie
success, that large number Of respectable pfscoI.
ers Of medicine in various parts Of the country use and
edies. -
Thepule are assured that j, is NO, only certain in
its effect rs Tonic, but being composed entirely Of
Vegetable medicines Is pereriy Innocent I'm an cases
or and may he gsen tcfemales, infants,
and all persons Of dsbiiiiaieiAnd delicate cousttu-
tons Without the least fear whatever OF any nnpleas-
This medicine is composed Of articles OF the primest
and Purest quality, aud u always made by the pre- pri
eter IN person. after the established forms pharmacy,
the Western ard Southwestern country Ddin this
respect alone is rendered greatly superior the
By its apereet and Powerful dia rycperies
added to its tonic qualities it Is rendered eTnibenty
superior to Quinile And other remedies az general
are Ircper obe administered. The proprietor, there
lore, respesinlly invites pactoners and the pubic
remedies in use for the purposes specihed.
Persons living n districts Of country subject TO Agut
and Fever, Chills and Fever, Bilious Fevers would
do well to keep supply Of this valuable remedy al
ways on hand. no = - ~ I"
The proprietor has in his possession thousands
ofcertifcates Of its value, given by persons v have
used &C. with many letters from merchants WHO have
sold il largely in their country, well from many
respectable practitioners who have used Il In prefer
ence to other remedies, attesting its yaine. ts--I
JSO. SMITH, Proprietor.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by Halicck Stod-
dard. Keller & White; Woosses & Sawyer, and J.. J.
Pennington. =. -. =. e - -s-s-, sep<l Sam ~
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7 a-,ss i<n- ir'~ HALIFAX, Nov AZ
. The steamship Canada, from Liverpool on
the oath ult- arrived this morning with three
days later intelligence. 'i'j g
The Liverpool cottcn'markct circulars re-
port slight decline in all qualities, chiefly
on middiing and inferior, which declined
I'D. Quotations are nominal and irregular
The market closed with q declining tenden-
cy, there being but little inquiry and prices
weak. Sales of the week were Ia 900 bales
including 5000 tor speculators aud ] 900 for
exports The following quotations are report
cd: Fair Iniddiing Orleans 914@9 Lie, Mo-
bIiesI, Upland sh. The stock in port Is
estimated at Sls 900 bales. ~ .. - 4
= Manchester adviees continue unfavorable;
but limitedinquiry was manifested and prices
ruled. weak. - .. 10 3, -.
49, London Money Market.
I. consOls closed on Friday at ssX@ssN.-.
The money market was generally unchanged
since the 10th. The bullion in the Bank Of
England has decreased during the week
25S5,oV0. tts --.3 'sfi
Liverpool BresdsiuR Market.
The circulars report Breadstpfs as gener-
ally dull with declining tendency Wheat
dull and all qualities slightly declined. The
provision market Is generally reported as be-
ing dull Lard had suffered decline in all
qualities. oil
u 5 as. $50 LIvEKroot, Oct "a.
i, The brokers' circular Of to-day reports cot
ton dull with slight decline. Breads.uffs
also show declining tendency. The decline
in inferior qualities of -four .f,r the week is
2s. Superior wheat had also declined I'd du-
ring the week. Corn is quoted Is higher
Provisions are generallp dull. McHenrys6,
Cos and other circulars report boef quiet
= Large Government contracts have been
made for Beef at prices averaging Sis, and
also for FORK at 9Js. Bacon quiet with de-
cline on inferior qualities Of Is. Lard heavy
at decline of as. Sugars were heavy and
holders pressing on the market; prices de-
cliued loss. Coffee quiet. with q slight de-
cline on alliqualities. Rice heavy and prices
weak. Rosin steady; As 6dl4s 81 for COM
mon and 5s Sd for medicine. f.F - 81.
Barring IL Bros Circular report tile money
market as slightly easier, with moderate de-
mand at the Banks advanced rHtcs.
The latest news received from America in
England was by the steamer Antelope from
Portland. = .rri 81 s--l1 ssitf --1-
Netting further from India.
/ II was reported the French Governments
intends restoring the restrictions on the ex.-
port of Corn and Flour. ,...t.. -. -,
The Turkish Ministry had overthrowu
Redshed Pasha. .frsifI- ~ fa{ii-.
Monetary affairs in London were more sat
isfactory. The pressure had considerably
abated. Many Continental Banks have nd
vanccd their rates per cent. 49, y
.,-rh.'s sal ' LivrnrooI, Oct e4-N
Breadstuffs closed quiet. Flour dull, but
prices unaitered since Tuesday. Provisions
steady. Lard quiet, but quotations nominal.
Cotton closes qGiet with but little INQUIRY
and prices weaker. Wheat dull and 3D. low
er. Corn closed steady. 49,
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Later from California.

- NEW YORK, Nov 4-rx
The steamer Star of the West from Aspin-
wall brings 81 ,464 600 in specie, and dates
from San Francisco te the 10th ult days 10
ter than received by thu QuskerCty.
Her specie 10 principally consigned rs fol-
lows Wells Fargo IL Co, s25o, ooe. the
American Exchange Bank ga, 900, .Robb
Hallet IL Co STA, 0o0.s4 - fdss sseH
Tho rainy season had commenced In Cali
fornia. Col. Fremont has purchased the
MERGED and Mariposa canal. II ! -s,h 20
Additional murders had been committed
by the Wishaw Indians, and the citizens ore
armfng for their defence. ita ~
Dates from Panama are to the 18th ult. An
earthquake was felt there on the 18th. A
number of houses were destroyed.
The political affairs In Peru are unchang-
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COMMISSIONERS, SALE.

RY vrtue OF adecfee 81 the Court Of Common
- Pleas Of Vanderburgh Cennty, rendered at il
laS September term, in suit for partition between
John c.. Bryant, plaintiff and Emanuel Hull and
others, defendants, will on ednesday, the an aay
o. November next sell at The door oftheWourt House
IN Evansville, Lots Nos 90 81 aud - IN Bsck M. Il:
In that part Of the city ~ heretofore known
as the sth Enlargement nd dining said city. The
provements are large two story Brick Bu,iding Gun
taining two teuenenH with seven rooms eacil-ysry
suitable for dwelling houses Tor hotel or bparins
house purposes and could with small expenditure
ne converted into Stores There is also on the trean
ises small frame dwelling. The above properly !,
situated a the head Of High street, opposite The
TsRNs-One-third cash, balance IN six and twelve
months. the purchaser giving notes with apprved Sc
curly, hearing interest from date, AID waving valua
uon laws TlIOS. II. GARVIN,
octl2fS .if .ssfa g. q Commissioner.
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BALrIxoRE, Nov.4-,

The Americans are now marching the
Streets with music and transparencies, and
firing guns and pistols with shouts of vic
tory. They claim the triumph of the whole
ticket. Scattering returns which have been
received indicate'a gain on Filimore's vote,
whose majority was 000., 1t will be quite
midnight before complete returns from any
Of the wards will be received. 81
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From New York;,

is-a+to M" ohh, NV f-rA
Richard Carter, President of the Anthra-
cite Bank of Tamqua was shot dead this
eveningin the parlor of the st. Lawrence
Hotel, by Thomas Washington Smith of
Cecil county, Maryland. The latter is in
custody land declares that be had married
the adopted daughter or ward. of Carter
subsequently he, discovered that Carter had
previously seduced the girl, who had child
by him, four months after marriage. The
shooting was done in revenge. Carter was
e middle aged man of wealth and family.
Smiths aged so. -.
Well informed, Democrats claim the State
by 10000 to $1,000 majority. We sec no
substantial reasop Ito alter the estimate of
last night, viz, small Republican, plurali-
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THE RIVER

The river at this poi at continues to recedc
but is rising at Louisville.
Metropolis, from st. Louis to Cincinnati
John Gault, from Louisville to st. LOuis:-
Packet Diamond, from Louisville to Evans
vile. sffE ~
The new steamer vicksburg was advertis-
cd to leave Louisville yesterday evening fol
New Orleans.
The steamer Louisville struck a log, neal
Bath, in Illinois River, last Thursday nighr
snd sunk in four feet water.
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"a iRALr1uosu.r. Nos 4Asru

The election passed off more quietly du-
'Tiag the latter part of the day than was ex-
pected, though there has been good deal of
disorder and some bloodshed. The parties
who were shot in the 18th Ward, as men,
tened ia a previous dispatch, are yet alive,
bus both are seriously, if not fatally wound
ed: Another mau was shot near the 4th
Ward polls, this evening. The police have
captured larger quantity OF arms. 80
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NV YoRK, Nov Az
The mail steamer Star Of the West from
arrived here this morning. Her
general sdvices.werc anticipated by the Qua
ker City from Havana.
The steamer City of Baltimore arrived this
morning from Liverpool on the 2lst. Her
adviccs have been Anticipated She spoke on
the 2sth inst the mail steamer Niagara out
ward bound.i ~ tvH -
The steamer Cahawba from HAVANA on the
soth arrived this morning. 49,
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S.incinna,i Alarhe...

Sss.7 sa.-,.t 80 - CINCINNATI, Nov &-M
Flour rather Armer with light receipts
Whisky unchanged. = Cheese steady; 4, 400
boxes sold at &c. SFs~A
s5S CINCINNATI, 4-PN
Flour purchased largely under the news
from New York. sales reaching, 1900 bbis.,
closing at a 5o@4 Is for superfnc and ex-
ira receipts light. Whisky, steady at l51Sc.
No change in grain. 400 Bushels of fall bar
ley sold at CSC. Nothing doing in hogs
Money easier. The day passed over quiet
". Paper maturing generally Paid. No
York more. plentiful. Rates declining
Bank rates declining, Bankers refused to
hpy to-day ut 4 prem. ss,.. as - "a.
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NOTICE.

LII tersons ccnccrnet will take notice that GER
IA .tificate given by the Scho, Commissioner of
ISL, for the purchase Of lat No. on the plat Of the
School Landsand being the southwest quarter OF the
northeast quarter Of section 10, towns, soth range II
wes containing 80 acres more less which certificate
was assigned by said Beal TO Ambrose Yeage and
IS now the property Of the undersigned by purchase
has been lost and deed made for said land and thar
the uIdessgned intends % apply to the Auditor of said
county for a new Certificate according 20 the law IN
hat case Trorided. ANTONY KOSTAR.,
octiO-dlt y3m. 49, - = - = = -
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BANK NOTICE.

NOT1CH n hereby given to the stock hoIcrs In the
" branch Mt Evansville Of the State Rank Of In
diana, that the Annual Election for eight Drstors i'm
said Branch 10 serve the ensuing year, will ~ held
the Banking House In Evansville, Moirlay the I'd
day 81 November next between the hours IL ten and
six o'clock. The polls willie opened a; o'clock Z NJ
BY order Of the Board Of Directors ,.. ~ :
-oct:S-is&wte CIV. RATIIDoNE, Cashier.
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FEVER AND AcUE!
ouinipe Substitute or Nerve Tonic

fEtlils veil known remedy. discovered Ivy nv late
IL Isrtner, Dr. u; j.. LEEDS, is sure cure fcr I've
above disorder, Heaache and all other Nervous AZ
ieStens IL cDtains no Qunipe, Arsenic or other
ltnfiYss 1nsfoii enfs Ii Strengthens the system.
glss. tone IN ee stomach, and Invaluable to DYS
PbPIHs Md those affected with Weakness in any
p9rt o. the system. IL is especially recommended to
females troubled with Falling OF the Womb. One bot
ne Us sumo ent IN most cases, where the Directions
of the Cnion.' = = = : F
Sid by Che Druggists generally, and by J. II. IA
Mshp, wholesale Druggist, and role proprietor, III
MAIDEN lane, Aev York lsept2i-3mwl
HpAIsINs, curants and Citren, for salehy
-AS e-ctli z II. COOK & son.
INISH fIsH.,-- :.
u COOL retail assortment OF Mackerel;
800 Us Choice Goldfish, in store and Tor sale by
SAM. vICKERY,
augsl Corner OF Main and Second streeS
RoARDERs wanted at the corner Of Fourth and
- Walnut streets oc<1 II
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The depot of the ] c RR at Cairo was de-
'stroyed with all its contents by fire on Sum
day night, including. four freight cars and
the engine house. Loss $500 900. Part, of
the buiiding was occupied by tho agent,
clerks and express men, who lost everything.
i, APacknge Of 81 500 belonging to the Ex-
press Company was destroyed. A package
Graham q Co. was also destroyed Insu-
rance not ascertained. .o1. ) j6,a..r. sriJ
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Wisconsin Election .

r fi.iaGt sz5s 5CLsvELAND, Nov Az
Milwaukee city and three towns of Sil&au.
kie county give Cross Dem, 5000 majority
Dane county and Madison city Cross So fnaj
Incomplete returns from three other coun-
ties give Randell 800 majority.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

nR. HUTCHINSON, having associated with him
~ d.. GREEN, late of Indianapolis, will continue
the practice OF medicine and surgery al his old Office on
age rom his friends and the public generally.
Doctor Green having devoted exclusive attention to
the treatment OF diseases of the i've aud Lungs for
several years. will continue such diseases with
his new plan 81 eatme which consists ,fr the ungs)
IN me Inhalation OF usdcae,i vagofs. carrying the
medicine directly tn the seat Of the disease.
One Of the nrm can he found at the Office at all hours
0t TIE day and night. seprl-dSwsm
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Z AZ &-s<5 PfrTsBURGh, Nov 4-M
River feet 10 inches by the pier mark and
falling. Weather cloudy. - -. s,..r
s.... - CINCINNATI, Nov 42N
Weather cloar and warm. River station
Try. $50 4. ~. 80 '-Nl
i'. ''d' t L0rIsvILLE, Nov AZ
River falling slowly, 5 feet inches in the
canal. Weather cloudy. .-s,
ss9 u PIrIsBUgeH, Nov 4-Px
River feet inches by the pier mark and
falling. Weather clear
@ CNcISSArI, Nov 4-PM
River stationary. Weather mild.
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..f,tas ALrAsrY, N. Y, Nov ARK
sa Fuller returns from the interior indicate
the almost certain election Of the Republican
State ticket. -. = ~. ~
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LAW PARTNERSHIP

HQHN J. CHANDLER and BLYTHE HyNEs
nave associatcd themselves together as Partners
IN me prdcuce q Law, and will attend PROMPTLY to air
business connected with tier rofessidn WHICH a,Sv
be entrusted to them
e Once on Locust street, opposite tie Sherwood
House, Evansville, and. Ssrrfa6Iy
Il persons Indicted to Chandler & Harlan, or 70,
ue Undersigned individually will be called upon and
expected W settle. JOHN J. CHANDLER
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IL ,DkrRoIT, Nov 4-rx,
The steamer Arrow collapsed her flue TO-
day on her passage from Port Huron to this
city. ~ Two fremen were FILLED. -, 81.
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FoGsp.-A Portihonie containing small
amount Of specie which the owner can have
ny calling at the City daguerrean; Gallery
No. 40 Main street. on describing. -
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=, - 70 i" New YoRK, Nov IN
Flour firm; 1000 bbls sold. Wheat firm,
$4,000 bush. Sold Corn declined; 1900 bush
sold at 75c. Whisky advanced Nc; sales at
93c. Stocks frmer. Ill Central 80, Bonds
7S{, n Y Central 81, Missouri 6's Sc, vir-
ginia SIS 70, Erie Is.
NEW YORK, Nov 4-Px
Flour advanced; 10000 bbls sold ct q so
"A 20 for State, IS S5 to IS 20 for Ohio,
Southern unchanged. Wheat firm; AZ, 600
bushels sold, Beeves declined; 900 head
elined. Hogs frm; 1000 sold at to g.
Stocxs higher.
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New Jersey Election.

s.-.'. g.....s ,...rss 81 lRENIoS, NOV 81
The election which was held in. this State
yesterday resulted in tic Democrats carrying
both branches of the Legislature. 81
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Detroit CIV EIec,lon.

i. r. nes-,- DErRoir, Nov Az
The municipal election, passed off quietly.
Patton, DEM, elected Mayor by 500 majority.
Democrats elected the whole city ticket and
sof the IL Aldermen. ,a.zTf -'''
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Tho Cirei.n.,i. sI.,. Gao.

f. q 1sas', ,-g9, y < CSciSsArI, Nov4-N
The slave case trial resulted in delivering
the slaves to their master by Judge Carter.
They were carried to Kentucky. ra7;
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MALTBY,s OYsTERs;

KuRrz's supplies Of this excellent braid of
oysters is as regular as the arrival Of Adams
Express Co., aud no distributes them with as
much dispatch as his neighbor, Mr.. RtDp,
docs the mail. : ptt,fF l54
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To stone Masons and Contractors,

To stone MasOns and Contractors.
H>IfE Board 81 Commissioners Of yanfierburg
- county, Indiana, are prepared to receive sealed
proposals fr.m this time TO the LIST day of Dcemer
for building two heavy stone Abutments Fig.
vile, according to the plan and specifications file
in the Auditors Office OF said county. The Abutments
cubic feet 70 the perchD The party taking the job,
will be required 10 excavate the foundation pits, and
work viii te received as follows For the m;ssonry,
per perch OF Is cubic feet Fer excayating the found-
ton pitts cubic yard; For timber in Foundation
Per cubic foot. Security to the acceptance OF said
Board will he required Of contractors, upon the APP
prevail of which sl0co In cash and 1900 In county
dsrs will be advanced to said contractors The remain
'ns viii he made as the work progresses, up
on estirnats ma: thereon. soc in cash AMI the hal
ancs ~ ssuDty orders. The contractors will he re-
gu-'ao tsise the Ahtments 20 the height OF - feet
ny uv hrst6ay " November lsss, and complete the
by orssg Of the Board, WM. ii. WALKER,
seps'Gswtd County Auditor.
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"a The expenses that world be Incurred
by calling OUT the troops in Baltimore is es-
uInated ut 100000.
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From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nov an
The election is, proceeding quietly. The
indications are that large vote will be cast.
SO far there has been no disorder Beyond q
few knock downs. The tavcrns are generally
closed The Mayor is personally visiting the
polls and exhorung all to deal fairly and
maintain peace.
Later.
Reports Of serious disturbances in .he re-
mote Wards, aud in the nth w ard an Irish
man has been killed and another man is re-
ported fatally wounded. Difficulties in the
18th Ward and naturalized citizens driven
from the polls. There are many rnmors, but
in the absence Of reliable information we for
bear giving them. In most of the Wards
everything is quiet and peaceable.
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n.Sra,crpp,xre
~ ny NItE httNTc.- =
~ 800 lhs very cslyice- for sale by
Dctl3 s. E. GILBERT A. CO.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

'ENlIE UNDERSIGNED, Administrator Of the estate O
M the estae 81 Jetn NJ Srnson, deceased, will on
saturday, Oct 9Th, 49, at the late residence az said
deceased, oDN Her street in Evansville, sell all the
Derspnsi Ireprty of said deceased, Consisting OF one
Wagon, one Bssecy ard han lot Of horse ear:
lot OF Hon selold Furniture. Sc, &c. 80 -
fERNS.'A H'sims II threesdollars and under, cash
acredt oi nine mortfs WILDE given adj sum over
three doHars tfe purchaser giving notes with atproy
Ell security waving Valuation laws, and bear ne in
ter,st rom date. MARCUS SHERWOOD,
WooLsEY&S NELSON, Aucfs. Adn5r.
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