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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14


sep % dlN'
N-0psCE.-Eh" attCiaion of the Merchants
and business I.y bnig respectfully invited to
the following th regulations of lynchburg Col
student shall allowed any debi or debts
without o,nssion al his parent or guardian an any PEI
son crodn student without written ccriihcaie IRON tho
SAMUEL X. cox,
aug 2sa President OF the Faculty.
uy.eySEX HANDS eau supply Factory
r. l1nis and al, others with almost any Kind, qualify or
rco Of Hats Caps Boots and Shoes usually wanted abb nj
Gbristas mes and be pleased to show my assortment
Some nar-fus NAV had by No. customers Please ea
If the sign OF the Hat where fun supply may De i9und
dee Is - ~ -.
auvnutA AE HAd.4 the Farmers ana oihr's-
W We "A. prepared furnish customers and others
vL wish 10 cnrsru grain to us prime New rags at 'h'
lSls t Ia n'l! ~, '," ' IRBY & sAt'&pTES
ssENOyAI.-Thc -mbscribrr h"s removed hi-
Stnv and Tn.Ware business to The large and 'omnod
s S in ShonIAcds block, ID door below the Marx anu
nuoste Mr. w II Mosbys where he will be pleased to al
non all who may favor him with their PATRONAGE
OCT dts
Il ANaII wind that blows no GOOD. on, @
requires ccld Northes storm 10 nt"ke !. = h'ss
,rt IIousr busiest and most attractive liAi III
% and we would advise all WHO are not prepared "I YIN
,rs qIjn, wind to uake haste thhef ere AS Soeao'' NJ
s,rmcut be entirely gone ,...,oo,. p,,,,s
tno stoves of various patterns Iar"f. ohcc al ii'N
Socrs Of every size and 4tyc for ""o' or coal '' ''
aot fr su1sscd IN beanly ami which cannot 2 i l'Ne
~ t1etili,its lie isalso prepared 10 a H NUN -
xnrk either Ia Tin Copper or Iron "thdso arc" 'a
r, bn.!u,gs isalsu carrie! on lA li III i4'H'i
ot rnuuot pXceled lie friends ana IAli' is u' ''
and country will profit by calling soon
All orders promptly attended To- r. pfleS
,c. Main st daosr below Market.
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EpRu,suEI. ~ RONsTERS.-
We,

6tssAI'N1aN. pIEkE \ 90, kNport"tf OF
u French. English t5G'rnta Fancy Goods and I'ar=9
in Combs brushes Buttons Linen AMI cotton Thread st"
iug Silt and small generally Il Murray street Ne"
Nnr
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Great I.uVL, Great n.Uck
SD. .bsstb sold.

Great esrcns
Nl2.5DD Sold.
In tho tonsolcd Lottery Extra Class One, (liava
Tho nhuv handsome rze was sold byT H. HUB
BARD * co, baltimore as folowai
one half W. sont 10 Virginia
one tn l,osdn I'' .i
one eighth 10 Cincinnati IL ,.
OncriRhth Ia New York
Tho CASH rcady for the fortunate holders. ID
l.arrtus have bcopmo tho popular Lot
livery Prize ia drawn out and consequently
when the Tr,, All subt every Prize must be sold
Tho irI tk"a place IN baltimore city FEBRuA-
IA - CAPT. Al PRIZE a1o0uU TICKETS $40
order oars# thlr.HT II. HUBBARD co, baltimore,
authorized ngenrs Tor tho Mmngers
Et,.b schemes for Ecbruary, 1897.
RtRANGE X CO, MANAGERS. ~.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Nnry innd.
eI.AsSD,
II he drawn la baltimore Md saturday, Feb, 2st, 1851
aadr e siriiciner II The State Con'n'ssioaev.
AS. PRIZES.
a. bach nud every Ticket in thus Lottery will be Prize,
all those W oB without Drawn number are each entitled
u n Five bollu i'rtse
l................. So TO ed2o90
2.,...........,....l2a AIN. .......,,......... 1000
2..................io iob 2OO0
9...................eh 100. 1000
mn .lspuu
- Udo. .21OU0
6up, aF00o
M lt'Vo
~.....,...............ho no.
t1. iD0
lHt3. 10 6j6D
~ .olieO
la1oo. ..3'sso
.au5, ,,tzz4# sn,onntngta q 2o1000
VIII sso. Halycs sln. Quarters e. Eghhs e. 80.
CeIlti,ntc Is Package of % Nholcs, eost SD 80
26 lIayca, " l2H %
~ Quarters "a a
2d fighha ~ 06
febIIt4lhb
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4 ftI0NNs, SGIOaAS. we rntt fhs nst"ntto0
~ Of IBdos magnificent Stock oi Cluaig, Iamas,
Sbawls. DC, Hr gust 10 hml.
sop 2aH Rep copy JAZZ. A SilGLEk 20
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
aNn

fioNNfNf ron I'll. Mt$rElt Persons In town
~ couna In searh at cmpaa utut ot income, ~
to t NJ thp lsufe hours hsar o such by meosnE iva
stamps a. o., postage. Professor JAMES I. npRhE
lioN N Iaal \tu Nurk lnat u0rr Tho employment s NJ
ted 80 cithr Ia life iunattrioi VI Is an article II
daily resuup aud hr manufactured in person
dwclu1g ured d, coNrlKht Fal permanent a huur
An agent is 50 aiaed IL overt town IN thc Union.
itpl { a1l
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~ vas Dissolved by limitation on tho st December is36
he name f the concern will be use1 only in closing up the
SAM Those indebted the concern are Respectfully requcr
ted To- settle accounts r important TINT the bhsh''s
should be rla.d taks this TO return sincere
thank 10 friends and the public for the Ycy hera pat
ron m heretofore attended and earnestly ask con-
natn # c same IL the new Of Lcn johnson Co.
JoIi& y LIE,
IIIDS. l.. JOHNSON.
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I Z
SAIl1Lss ~ AMSIIlI 90 In consequence Of the with
flf,a Al of thc .IAMEaION \, tor rpHtls, &c
the loA &ok T. will ,, &ev York saturday evening
aud tv Isrt,srrq "Wednesday morning at "'i!ek Pa
srfects ur ynehbufR ly the south So Railroad on
ruasd O, uoru III nrur with th lanoke
tIty Eo,Ht LII a J'H"1'N,
AV.nia Tor : !. a Va. ste uiship Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

fully announces the public IN general ana ms fcsis
-. i las y,,yrd Ia The old stand OF Mr Valentine oppo
,i, the Liberty Ware lInuac whfrc can he iauna wei AZ
,,i s,nck rf Rcodv Made Clotlng aud Genemrn's nr.
GODS which lie sell n 'heaP as any similar house
in iis v Ilo also prepared for Caituf cut t"kiF and
H,,o f,lotlinp af IL uGir"; Come nnel
,i Mt to nay store Room for Rent which Is adapted
fur an tncp or any small busness to e rarI!ri On IN
'"' =" 4fu.Ias ~ GEORGE BLAKEY.
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0TI'N ITNN IS, M 7 7
ihr7i advances consignment,
M. 1NNlSt ADAMS would flrnsed hcnr from his
lriends a huuse JAMES \ CONNOLLY,
arl .ldIN KOnI NJ AnAMs
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las q tI-.r u. r. HINI
eslST a. HEs0.. General Sommission Wee
EE CHANTS. NIHG1SfA 81. obetwcrn Cary st. aud L \
u II. Il DopatA solicit cons1nnehts OF Tobacco, Wheat
Flour. aud produce generally, ion SAT-
Ty forward al prodac" and merchandise sent 10 t
care Prompt Ptlonal attention ad 10 all busuess ronh
uthcm.
Richmond. March 26th. ls5f ltna %'is
A b.. Es9x>TE.R. HEs0TFzER n co, hi.h
MOND, \, prepared h make liberal advances eh
cons enments of MANUFACTURED AND tAf ToBAGt o. aud
produre generally the address th.r friends Ne
Brummcl & Ruysicrs. &o. % Water s'rcet, Scw YORK
Shipments Mcssrs Brummei 4 Registers, through our
house will b torwardcd free of charge.
4 l.. ROYSTER
j. i. RONSTER.
i,po5 d,s JOSEPH BRI MMEI.
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h nua si1ie desires to call The attention et iarenis
aud bu1d, having children OF sow mental or physical de-
vel nprtu t' hefa that he has epencl In Harlem, few
mil at#ss le Stv of NV York IN very hctithml and
heauu'Hl tarata. lya Family school whore such ch
dtuu can lp r,v,ed aud taught lhu putrutr hr hW hal
hi nun than v4 Au IN connection wh he Massachusetts
aud Hcu state us tituous for ldua has shown him
that very much eR hr dene in bringing thes" chlten {"
mor' Wfmai condition lonauN m9an,'s he has had th'h
lciun home H t1ontnr syhuq with advantage
cuEaEeIu the a4tie7 g., lit with The earlier the
training cauluehees better - circulars rctencr Ac.
adtlrtss JAMES - RICHARDS,
strllY No hil nruadWa Harlem. NeM York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

IilDNAs WHITE + u DAVIS W II HNhhtt
NyrHfp'E. DAVIS ~ IItRDEE. General Conn
W MISSION MEKGHANIS AMP DEALERS IN lE
kINIAN Gt.A&O, BANk ST1Hff, PETERSBURG, NA-hh
ra made upon coEsameUts Of Country Produce
toc.ther uruse,c-o their friends IN New York. 4ly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

EWRsSE NoHGtsEK> y - -, rp.as.g III
Sn SoGIiIlRN MAIL ROUTE m Sst1 %i<fss-rEse
INI.EN RICHMOND AND WASHING
ENNNDlIA HAIlNONpS The might Train r9"ta broad
station orock. allowing l. minutes passengers
hr aelu, ld and bah,lo RafuaG lot supper omnt
inI# It,, ul chttat
rAHC ~ NIGHT line
Richmond IN O. 'f4rY 81 70
f,oi,lS SsIlIrto Washington lay Orange aud Alexandria
RNrH4fi. 70
Il u Nlu1COMB. suri Ifausporiatou.
4,
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ANEW GONsEHN.-Nc have tiIs Jny nssOciit-
u tl together under the style and firm ot Lee
johnson Go. the purpose Of conducting gmsrhtf"
cery Forwarding business nj the old stand "i
Main street, where We III h' Rlhi 10 SiNt
Old Friends aHd thc public, with PROMISE l" use eN''S
effort to promote thru interest -.
JOHN II. LEE.
IiiDS l.. JOHNSON,
I.r,ttrr, Ian I'm GEORGE W. ROCkE.
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The many hou cured AT this institution Nltuh me '"S'
n voars and the numerous important Surgical opera os
performed by Er ohnso, witnessed y tho reporters o' @
,r and many other per sons notices of which nave aipcar
,psn and again before public besides hs standing as
haractcr and responsibility ninclent ggar
..,t, tlt, cd
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EpsPIEsT ~ WHITE,
ES Tobacco COmn,is.ion Merchants.

: e BAPTIST. late Of Petorsbug. Va
JSo.f WnlrE latcof the frm Of Hes
ter \ White, Richmond, Va.
L lA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

gAGN%xNs ~ sDgNsCoS, s-roecrs and 4 on
kH MISSION MERCHANTS, PfIrEshz nc, Nas

T. FIEBfE-. lhuAAs Vii J., il
SpEgHI.ss - WHITE, s:roecrs, actt,ni~-i'Em
z AND FORWARBINti MERCHANTS, - old street
PETERSBURG. Va lunar l-d&clY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-28
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

THE RIVER was rising slowly here last
night, with prospect OF few more inches
Immediately. Business at the wharf more
active yesterday.
OF The steamer ST. Lawrence took about
100 tons walnut veneering blocks from our
landing yesterday, for Cincinnati. The FIRST
important shipment Of that article ever made
here.
CT The magnificent Robert ]. Ward ar
rived last insight, bound South. She received
several hundred tons here and at WashamS
landing opposite.
. OF Several Wabash and Green river boats
are due to day.
OF There were twelve arrivals at the ca
nal basin yesterday from above. Our canal
commission men had busy and profitable
day OF it. The canal is in good order and has
plenty Of water.
OF John S. Mitchell &c Co., received a
large fat boat load Of pork and produce from
Green river yesterday. 1t was the delivery OF
a purchase made some time since, worth So
Geo or $4,000.
GtTThe steamer Northcrner passed down
yesterday for Memphis with full load OF
freight and passengers. Archer of the Office
sent US files of.ate Louisville papers.
o. The fast and peerless steamer A. L.
Shotwell passed up yesterday morning for
Louisville. She left New Orleans on the 20, b
and brought papers of the evening OF that day
FOR which we thank her clerk, Mr. RUSSELL
Her freights for this place were light.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-28

The New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Demo-
cratic papers, in all parts of the country are
giving assurances to the public, that Mr..
Buchanan will discountenance on all hands
slavery agitation. Of course, he will rebuke
in every legitimate way, Northern sectional
ism. He will equally reprobate Southern
fire-eating. siiihuSterism and secession, be-
Coming the tool of neither North nor seuth,
but impartially administering the Constitu-
ton and all existing laws with decision and
6rmness.
Rumor has settled down upon Gen. Cass
for Secretary Of State; Mr.. Cobb Of Georgia
for Secretary Of the Treasury; Gov Floyd OF
Virginia, Secretary of War; Mr.. Clifford, o.
Maine. for Attorney General. No one men,
tons Bright in the list of Cabinet appoint
ments, but the Cincinnati Enquirer. 40.
serts in the most positive terms that Bright
has been rendered the Interior Department
and that he will accept it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-28
LEGISLATURE.

1t will be seen by our accounts from In
sdianapolis, that there is an entire disorgan-
ization Of the Senate, and consequent sus-
pension of all legislative proceedings. The
government Of the State is virtually dissolved;
In the Senate yesterday morning the
revolutionary proceedings of the whole ses-
sion reached their climax. 1t is perhaps
known to many Of our readers that tie name
of Leroy foods, Senator from Clarke ceuuiy
has not been called for three weeks, because
that gentleman has not demanded it. Yes
terday morning, on the ayes and noes being
called, the Secretary neglected TO call hts
name as usual. Mr. Woods demanded has
right to vote, and theP resident said that he
would not announce the result of the vote
until the name Of Leroy Woods was called as
Senator from Clarke county. This the Secre-
tary refused to DO and thus Ill. Scaate cane
to stand sill.
Mr. Sage moved that the lobbies he cleared
that there might be no one 10 witness the
consumate foolshness of the Senate. Mo
tions were made TO adjourn sine die; to go in
to Quaker meeting &c. All was confusion
and disorder. Many Senators left the Hall in
disgust, and several left the city. How the
affair will be settled, it is impossible to con
lecture.
Many thought yesterday in Indianapoli:
that matters would remain in their present
condition during the rest ofthc term. IL so
an extra session will be inevitable as Tho
apportionment and appraisment bills have
not yet been past.
In the Senate on Thursday afternoon, Mr.
Yaryan, in reply to an insinuation OF coirup
tion from Mr. Hefren. called that gentleman
liar. Mr.. H. called him another, and told bin
Z he could obtain satisfaction elsewhere. The
friends of the parties settled the affair yester
. day. 1t was only another scene in the low
: comedy now boing enacted by the State Sen
ate Of Indiana.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-28

OF We invite the attention of country
merchants to the new advertisements Of Keen
& Preston-Dry Goods dealers-who are now
daily receiving their spring stock. They are
purchasing larger than ever and are deter
mined to supply the market. with all it re-
'quires at small profit. Indiana and Illinois
merchants will find it to their advantage to
purchase in this city. where their money is
'current at par, and save discounts, freights and
unavoidable risk and delay.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-28
BORT of Gpanspillr.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES

CAMBRIDGE, from Nashville 10 Pittsburg.
ID. GIBS on, from Cincinnati to New Orleans
A. l.. SHoTW ELL, from View Orleans to Louisville
HlBERNIA, from Nashville TO Pittsburg-
JACOB POE, from Wabash and 8. Louis 70 Pitt
burg.
US. MAIL, from Piit.burg IN St. Louis.
SAM p. HILBERD from Pitisburg TO ST. Louis.
STATESMAN, from ST. Louis to Cincinnati.
J. roNpKINs. from Cincinnati. TO st. Louis.
NoRTERS ER, from Louisville 10 Memphis.
ST. LAWRENCE. from st. Louis to Pitisburg.
DELTA, from Louisville toNissouri River.
w. DICKSON, from Louisville to Tenn. River.
K. J. WARD, from Louisville to New Orleans.
ISAAC SHELBY. from Wabash 10 Evansville.
METEOR, passed on down.
II. BRIDGES, from b. Green TO Louisville.
b. GREEN. from bowling Green to Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-28

OF Goods ready for shipment West, have
accumulated in large masses in the city OF
New York. in consequence of the interrupt
tions to the various lines Of railroads by
which the shipping is done. Every avenue
of transportation is crowded to its utmost
capacity. The Pennsylvania Central Rail
road and its connections have been unimpeded
and have forwarded large quantities of goods
designed for Western end Southern markets
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-28
River end Weather by Telegraph.

81. Louis, Feb. z.
River rising slowly. Weather delightful.
Business very brisk.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. %.
River last evening feet, 2 inches on the
Falls 8 feet z inches in the canal and rising.
Weather clear to-day.
Sr Louis, Feb. 81.
River about stationary with plenty Of water
for largest boats. Weatherm mild with appear
ancc OF rain.
PITTsBUGG, Feb. %.
River 8 feet 4 inches and at a stand.
Weather cloudy and cool with appearance oil
rain or SNOW.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 81.
River falling.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-28

o. A young man was knocked down on
the Rail Road track in Memphis last week
and left lying in an insensible state, across the
rails till the cars passed over him. The blow
he received from the Ruilians was 4 mortal
one, and he was left on the tra~k to create the
impression he had been killed by the cars
Two men havs been arrested on the charge Of
murder
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-28

OF The opera and the New York press
are at loggerheads. The cause of cont7o-
versy appears to be, that all would-be stars
Of the stage" do not have money enough to
give the entire corps editorial slice. The
opera managers rebel. 1t seems to cost as
much or New York actor or actress to get
a newspaper popularity as it does to get q
land bill through Congress.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-28

CT The receipts of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad during the month Of January,
amounted to S27l, 1854; being an increase oil
S112, $50 over those of the same month last
year, and this in the face of a winter more Sc
we're than has been experienced for twenty
years. 1t is estimated that the proceeds Of
the present month will double those of the
corresponding month Of last year.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-28

OF The Utica Daily Gazette, dating in
its weekly issue back to 1856, and one Of the
aolest conducted papers in the State has ceas-
ed to exist. 1t was q good old Wing sheet
nearly all its life; but in 1854 it was seized
with al attack Of Soft Democracy, which
struck in" and killed the venerable sheet.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-28
CouNTRY REsrpsNCE

FSNo LET OK LEASE-A Country Residence. within one
Court House; house contains six
ceiier. with about land.
Earcn which is the hes, Improved fruit and ssrrbSery
In the county known the HYDE Redenee. Also farm
a,snins g ARES .ss >.s.s arvins 10 use
large bearing apple Of the most ehsee
u also trees plum trees cherry trees and peach
trees and other fruit and shrubtery The above would e
adapted TIE dairy lease could be had for
farther call this Once the
IN Residence. fe2j
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-28

OF The whole stock Of tobacco received
this year up to Goth inst. at New Orleans,
was only II, 487 hhds. And the whole stock
ON hand was but $3.50 hhds. The receipts OF
cotton were near 100000 bales, with a
stock of 355, 900 on hand, nearly equal to the
stock held in Liverpool. This exhibits the
confidence Of planters in prices, and their
ability also to hold their cotton.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-28

GIVE invite attention to the advertise
ment situation Wanted" in to-day's Jour-
nal. The party applying. will fill the posi-.
ton desired, satisfactorily.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-28

% o. Saml Embichrequests the person who
took bolt of goods from his store, without
permission, to return the same, or its equiv
aient in money, or he may hear unpleasant
Developments. lie is on the track OF the per.
son who took the goods.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-28

lG<T The Fakir of Ava had an overflow
ing house last evening at Crescent Hall, and
repeats his highly amusing entertainments
this evening, to the delight all the juveniles
and wonder loving people.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-28
River falling.
Reccipts by River.

WABASH RtVER-per Isaac Shelby-I22 bills pork,
Crane, Cook q Co: $50 sacks bos, eggs, b6ls
cioyerseed Howard q Brown 532 sacks corn .76 sack
corn, BGbeoek Sonntag; 20 ercss lard 9 sack
a@5 sacsswhest. SlI sacks oats, bb. eggs56 sacks
wheat, j. :. Mitchell
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-28
2. G. O'RILEY s. CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
lAI u II. 9 II -. ~ ~ g.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
H.v.na at,cdunn mrmmoth

f-s-. - HAvIxd attei upa mammoth rg~rs
sss;rsstss Witt float, the largest on the IL -
Ohio higer in the ostsUbs.anta manner we are pre-
ntrustodo ourcare ci b.
or By fssyEI., RAILROAD CFg CANAL
without exposing the nclemeaey ofthe weather. any
pYopeTty: and Observation-Disclosures to Receiv
ing Storing and Forwarding AID also to the sale OF any
Produce consi-ne4to Us, all orders promptly ed.
q. O'RILtY returns his sincere thanks 10 his
nerous fronds Cor cir former patronage ind respect
II y socit5 aeOBtinuanee 0fihe same, which will be
duly recipTocGtod-
A Store Room Nelsuppl:cd, viii be kept forthe &C.
comuo5aou of Rcats and their orders carefully lled.
mhS-tSwly p. OiRlLEY & co .
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-28

o. The Captain General Of Cuba has gran.
ted permission to all persons, to land Chinese
apprentices on the Island; so the traffic in
Coolies henceiorth is to he unrestricted.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-28
MINIATURES ALMANAC:


OF Messrs. Babcock & Sonntag are now
receiving the largest importatiOns Of Hardware
and Cutlery ever brought to this city. Their
stock is principally from the European and
Eastern manufactures direct, and will be
offered to the trade greatly below former sales.
They propose to give their customers the
full advantage Of their increased facilities for
purchasing. We direct attention to their new
advertisements and to their stock in the store.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-28
SiLEs OF REAI, EsTATE.
DRY GOODSAT AUCTION!

EUsT received ard viii b sold a. auction. Aue
tion Rooms On our regular sae days large aaS yeae-
consisting in part t Brown AID Besehed Sheetng and
Shirtings aseaes Coatines Eaarsls Blsnhes
Jeans. EoSinz. Cloves. Ni.s. Threads.
MeTinss, Saawls, susrenders. &c. sc.
Also:-Iabss and Pocket Cutlery Jewsry and Watches
Cloths aud Hair Brushes ncy Sosps Razors Pas Needles
Aceordeoss great variety OF fancy art ess
0us TO rasEtloa. WOOLSEI 4 NELSON.
novf Aucsioneers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-28

y 1t IS said that another strip OF Mex
can territory has been acquired by the new
treaty, just negotiated by Mr.. Forsyth.