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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-03
$3.50 Reward.
A PROCLAMATION.

By His Ereele"cy THOMAS BRAGG, Goyernor Of tile State
9t North Carolina.
~HEREAS 1T HAS BEEN REPRESENTED TO
w me that one William Emory, late of the County OF
Granville stands charged in the Superior Court of said
County with the murder of Charles Allen about
the 9TH day of December last and that the SAID William
Emory fugitive from justice and has escaped beyond
the limits of this State.
NOW, to the end that the said William Emory may be
arrested and brought trial for his said offence do
this, my Proclamation offering reward of Two Hundred
and Fifty Dollars for his apprehension and delivery the
Sheriff Of Granville County.
DESCRIPTION:
VIM Emory is said to be about feet inches high
spare made thin face pale complexion yeowIsh
grey eyes, dark hair usually worn long, walks WIDE between
his knees quick spoken about thrwo three years OF
age, and weighs abont l4U or loo pounds.
His wife, tall round-shouldered woman and their son,
about eight years old, supposed 10 be with him.
Given ander my hand and the Great Seal of the
H. 81 State of NorthCarona, at the City of Raleigh,
on the 10th day of September, A. D., 1857.
By the Governor
THOMAS BRAGG.
PULASKI CowBER, Pr. Secretary.
l203-w4w.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-03

%a~ TERMS:
80. $500
D1aru per SESSION o. NV hon'"s' 1000
Wasn'"e Eee' aiIu L6Ku.oH, 1000
Aoi'ion III ',uesy Defs11 1900
Op"ese 800
Auclent Languages, 1000
rrenc", NR ps: an1 c i':.an' e"'n 5000
MUSIC SA Is"o auu Uu''sf' 2 80
Ose oi ihS'rume"', 800
Dsgipk, sss ..n 10 90
Hsa9s: S.ayon suo as'hie' 1000
vi fGnHn2. -. 800
wax, frmt anu fi0wers, eacn 500
Needle Work and Hair Flowers, Z 90
Graduation fee, .,.t;ou. id.
For circulars containing all necessary informay
dress any of the following members OF the D'e'
.E~--'~A-.~ g.: DIRECTORS:
REV. JAS. REID, President OF the Board
WILLIAM F. GREEN, Secretary,
DANL 5. HILL, ESQ.,, Dr. r. 5, F3rEh souy.
Dr.. VIZ. X. KING, GEN J. 3. LorGa
-. Tuow.s Fac. DEW, C STONE ESQ.,
Jos. ]. DAVIS, ESQ, PEYroN l. bRo"s'
: BY order Of 'n . '0'f' JAS REID, President
VIZ F. GRrEN Secretary. ,,as-wt:
July "a, 1857.
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PATENT MEDICINES.

II Physician 3 prescriptions and family ,,spes
COMPOUNDED by an experienced apotiiecary, A. al
hours Of the day night. iaugI5.Ay.
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ExPLosIoN.-A dispatch from New York
dated Oct lst, says: :. A terrific explosion
occurred Yesterday afternoon in the knick-
erbocker plaster works Of J. b. King. situa-
ted at No. 30 West street. by the bursting OF
the steam boiler. The explosion blew to at
oms the factory, three story brick edifce
~ feet mont, together with two three story
brick dwellings adjoining occupied mt tne
time by several hundred persons. One Young
woman was taken frdm che ruins and died
and seventeen badly injured. Five were
conveyed TO the New York hospital,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-05
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3-N.
Flour declined: l900 bbls sold at 81 ESQ
A. tor State. and "a 1905 20 tor Ohio, a
decline Of fasfy cents each: IS o595 % for
Southern. a decline oftwency cents. Wheat
heavy; 10000 bush sold at 81 "a for white
and 81 81 for red. Corn heavy: $500 bush
sold. Mess Pork Soc lower at S23 %. Prime
unchanged. Lard lle lower. ut l4A@l415
Whisk; 2od2lK. Stocks firmer; La Crosse
IL MilwaukeeI, Galena Il Chicago IL. Mich
Central 80, Erie 10. Chicago & X. I. so, III
Central SO, bonds 81, Mich. Southern IL.
New YoRK, Oct. 3-PM
Nothing dcne in Cotton. Flour active
prices declined. $1,000 bbls sold. Wheat has
a declining tendency; Western White si,oj
@sl 10. Al .0pJ bushels were sold. Corn de-
clining. 250JO bushels were sold, naked IL
lower st 59Ss7lc- Pork dull. Beef heavy
Lard duli at lsdl434c. Bacon heavy. But
ter heavy at l4al7. Oils quiet Tallou
le129ilc. Sugar and Coffee dull. Freights
! unchanged. Stocks closed firmcr.
Business affairs are decidedly NOR,
cheerful to-day.
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yALUAnLw STOCK FOX SALE.

vpY virtue % m assignment: % deel % trust male
y 10 me hy uhn sltchri lecelsf- In his life time,
and dated March nth iS5l, J will II the door OF
Court House in EvaH-villc, on Tu:sity the Goth day
OF October 1881 at u'rurk T. NJ. sell al public auc-
ton Wharf Stock IN the " h1rf OF the City Of Evans
vilfc amounting 1T i. - ne OF ten thousand
dollars; the stock thus 80 ,i being ten thousand
dollars OF the principal OF t of construct IN Of
the Evansville harf, constructed ~ said Mitchell
aud Marcus Sherwood and Moses Ross. under their
contract with the Ci:v Of Evansville. The pufcha
will ne entitled to the dividends which NAV nccrue after
slid sale said sum of sN,0s. which dividends are
by said contract guaranteed to be 10 per cent
mum. a.. W. RATffBO\E, Trustee.
Evansville Sept 25ih, 1857. dst&wts.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, Oct S--M
No change i'm Flour or Grain. The only
sales of w Risky was 50 bblS at l61s, being an
advance.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 3-P. N
Flour unchanged and dull; 900 bbls sold
ut 81 25@4 81 for supcrfnc and extra. Oats
firm at Ace. Whisky Is with a fair demand
and light arrivals. Very little doing in
wheat and prices nominally the same. The
resul of the day in money matters far more
favorable than expccted-not one important
failure. A great deal Of SCI and 4th class pa
Ier went to protest. but none oflst or 81 class.
The entire business community were surprised
at the result, as u large number of failures
were feared
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-05

Tomorrow the sale Of lots Will take place
at Chelsea, the crossing Of the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi with the Straight Line Road. Pur-
chasers Of lots will have their fare to and
from Chelsea paid by the proprietor. The
certain completion of the Straight Line Rail-
road has attracted considerable attention to
this point, and the sale promises to be large
one. A plat of the town with the terms OF
sale, can be found It the Journal Office. Pas
sengers by the two o'clock train will arrive
ut Chelsea this evening.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-05
To stone Masons aud Contractors.

ME Board az Commissioners II, Vanlerhu-g
y county, In llama are Iuepar"t .Sreceiye sealed
proposals from ths time to the lst day OF December
next, for A1iliing iva heavy stone uaents IN P;.
con Creek, ~ the cT5lssnE of franklin street, Evans
VILE, according To- The plan and specifications file
in the Al litlr'. Office ~ sail county The Ahutmenis
estimate To require goo perccs of Stone (of -
cubic feet to the perch The party taking the job,
will lac required ~ eSciyate the foundation pitts and
furnish ani lay the timber foundations Bids FOR the
work will nc received rs follows: For the masonry.
per perch " y cubic feet; For eScfvlng the f0uula-
ton pitts, per cubic yari; For tm,er in fuun1tion,
per cubic foot Security to the acceptance NJ id
Buarl will he required of contractors, upon the aI-
prevail af which slha ia cash and slMU In county
ders will nc aiyincedta sail contractors. The reaia-
ing payments will lie male the work progresses, up
on estimates made thereon, S8sa Ia cash anl the hal
ia 'ouuiy ori eTs. The contractors viii he re-
,uircd raise the Altmcnts the height Of ~ feet
by the first day Of November, ISIS, and complete the
whole jon by November, 1852
By order " the Board, wa. III. WALKER,
sepsiIwtd County Auditor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-05

~ The Commissioner of Indian AffAirs
has just concluded treaty with the Pawnee
Indians for the purchase OF all their lands in
Nebraska, except thirty by forty miles on the
LouP Fork. The treaty lasted three days,
and was closed with satisfaction to all. The
Pawnees agree TO send all .heir children over
ten years of age to mission schools to be es-
tabiished; also to send apprentices from their
young men to learn the different trades.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-05

Report OF the Committee ON Fire Engines, &c
Your Committee of Award for entries in
Division A, Class No. 4, report as follows
First on Fire Engines. The Washington
Fire Engine worked seventy men. and threw
1s4 II. in. The Young America Fire En-
CINE worked thirty EIGHT men, and threw las
#. in. The Washington used fifteen
sixteenths nozzle, and the Young America 6
thirteen-sixteenths nozzle. Taking into con-
.nidcration the size of Engines, number o.
men, and size of nozzle, We award the frs-
Premium to the Young America, and the
second to tho Washington.
We award to Fairbanks Scales, exhibited
by Hornbronk & Co., Diploma.
To Re:tz, Haney d. Co., for the best fin.
i.hed Steam Engine, s. and a Diploma. On
this there was no competition, but We deem
she work well finished and very creditable I,
The builders.
.- /. n. ROSS, Chm.
~ AARON LIEHTEBERGER,
w V Gill
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EThe river at Pitssburg is rising slowly
with over two feet in the channel. The riv-
or between this point and Louisville contin-
ucs very low, and boats are compelled to
carry ligh. cargoes. Tbs David White ar
rived at Cairo on Thursday, aud has laid up
until q rise in the river. She reports only
six feet water on the bars in the Mississippi.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-05

~ We call attention to the card of
Messrs. Louis, Frey dS Co., who have opened
this season new quecnsware house on Main
street. These gentlemen have secured a large
and slegantstocko OF China. Glass and Queens
ware. which they offer to the public at the
lowest market prices. Call in and examine
their wares
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

EeltDERED, That the owners OF proreity lying sss
the North SIDE cf Sycamore street, cause the side
walks along said described street, to lie rcughtNo
proper grade. extending from lie alley etween sixth
and Seventh streets 10 Eighth sI Get, the North sts
Of said Sycamore street. sthn ter DAYS after the pub
iicatinn of tbs notice. aIf in efaHit te.eos the Gen.
Courcil viii prOceel e. rerfurm said wCrk.1re Tie GETS
and expense acTCirr here will e assessed 10 ana
collected by sale OF said property UGH thereof -
will satisfy said liel AMI costs Ty order OF Cois5l
Council. WELL II. NALKEk, C,eyl.
Eolksbote copy. ScptD-i.SSt
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tE The Providence Journal says that no
better description of the marke, i'm that city
can be given, than is conveyed In the fact
that the second week has passed without tho
sale Of y single piece OF printing cloth. Mo-
ney 10 at ..unmitieated" prices. There is a
very small stock Of cotton on hand, and the
manufacturers are working down, with no
disposition to renew their business while tho
present panic Lasts.
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tF The news by telegraph continues to
be disastrous. Yesterday, the Reading Road
of Pennsylvania went to protest. The stock
of this road sold last Wednesday for SO. Z.
Chotesu, Jr., & Co., of Louisville. dealers in
fur-, have suspended Tho failure OF Clark,
Dodge & Co., heavy New York banking
house ia Also announced
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TELEGRAPEIIC
TELEGRAPHED EXCLUSIVELY
TO The
ANSVILLE AILYJOURNAL
Financial.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 3-M.
The Reading Railroad went to protest yes
I rday.
Clark, Dodge & Co., n. Y, have suspen-
ded.
The Pennsylvania Bank will probably go
into line with other Banks on Monday.
+. w. Clark ~ Co. announce tina: the sus-
pension OF Clark, Dodge " Co., will not in
tertere with their business.
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AGxirs of the Erie ..aiIroad

NEW Ork. yet On
Alta meeting of the stockholders of the
Erie Railroad held last night, u resolution
was adopted appointing committee Of lo1
to solicit from stock and bondholders snb-
scriptions to the bonds or loans TO the Com
pauy. Ii was stated that sl75.o0o were sub
scribcd during the evening. The conviction
is expressed that if certain things were done,
Erie stock would advance almost to par.
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River aud Weather by Tele graph.

LOUISVILLE, October 3-M.
Three feet water by the pier mark. but
beats drawing nearly feet can pass through
the canal.
PITTsBURG. Oct. 3-M.
Two feet II inches by the metal mark, and
rising very slowly; weather cloudy.
CIScISNATI, Oct 3-M.
Weather cloudy; mer. So.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 3--P.
Weather cloudy and chilly; mer. So.
PlTTsBrRGH, Oct. S-PM
River feet 10 INCHES, and at a stand.
Weather clear. mercury 60.
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PITTsBURGu. Oct. S-P N

At q meeting Of the business men at the
Merchants Exchange to-day, to consider the
money crisis, i'm reference to the action Of the
Legislature, resolutions were passed in sub
stance. that the failure of our Banks was
cansed By financial disasters in other parts
Of the country. aud was dictated by sense
n. duty TO the business interests. the Banks
being solvent, and managed with undoubted
prudence and forethought.
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Saoney Matters In Boston.

was anticipated Few failures of Importance
occurred. except Clark IL Co.. bankers, aud
Z. rockingham q Co., commission and dry
goods merchants. AT tn close. business at
fairs wore u more cheerful aspect.
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ST. LOUIS. Oct. j--P
Advices from Kanses to the lst OF October.
state that about sky Missourians are en-
cam ped ut Sugar Creek, Lynn county. Kan
sas, iior the purpose of voting at the election.
The Free State men Of that section have sent
t. Lawrence tor arms to defend themselves
aud suffrages.
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Strayed or stolen.

ENRON the undersigned. about the first Of June. q
y Dark Brown MULE. i aNout two years old, its
tail shaved, and hal on = hell utGched with chain.
my one giving information e. the undersigned, in
Union Township, Ind. ten mil y below Evansville,
or ~ Joseph Caldwell, First stree Evansville will he
literally rewarded. JOiIS. ". CATLETT.
icpf9I-,IlSwit
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PERPETUAL WARRANTY.
The Best Farm in E'osey County
FOR SALE.

sHNIIIS Farm lies y miles below Mt. Vernon, So.
II fronting mile on the Ohio river; has high ~
hanks and il never uverhjwn; has large dwell -
ing house fronting the river, with wood and 9TH
er out-houses; large bart,, having cost about
tl3; fine garden, and two large Young orcha Is,
apple and the other peach; has tga frame hou
for tenants The sn az this Ftra is the richest Ia the
county, AMI most of j. recentiv opened; il contains
81 acres, AZ of whc, are in cultivation.
The above j. offered for sale IN lots If from 10 10
100 acres, the farm entire to suit purchasers, the
proprietor being atDut To- remove West
Buy now, ar you ic,se your chsnce. Enquire Of
the proprietor AZ his residence, OF T. :. Dusoucle
AT the W hart, Mt. Vernon.
septi1-swd&w. CHARLES FITCH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-05

"The Union Company was out Satur-
day, and made thorough trial OF their ma
chine Ii threw three streams the height Of
The Washington Hotel, and worked admira-
bly,. The company is well pleased with the
new purchase.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-05

formed on good authority that President
Buchanan, at a late interview with Lord
Napier, took occasion to express bis- sym
pathy for England in her trouble in India.
and that the Presidents kindly sentiments
have been duly conveyed to Her Majesty ,hs
Queen.
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Ramk1ug N.xya

PROVIDENCE, Oct. 3-P
The Rhode Island Central Bank, was tem-
porarily enioined to-day. Its assets are be
lieved to be considerably above liabilities.
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Sporting Intelligence.

SPRISGFIELD, Mass, Gel. 3--PN
The trot between Flora Temple and Lam
Get was witnessed by 10000 people. Flora in
harness and Lancet under the saddle. Flora
Won in three straight heats. The last mile
WAS made In 232
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-05

Fsrrr FIenT--A prize fight between John
Aonnsgsn of Boston aud Barney Aaron of
New York. came OF iast Monday near Prov
idencc. r. ]. Eighty rounds were fought in
three hours and twenty seven minutes. Bar
the purse of $4oo. Both parties were badly
bruised
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ELECTION OF DIRECTIONS.

OFFICE EVANSVILLE CRAwFoRDsviLLE R.R. Co. !
Evansville, September IIth, ISL. (
'E>iIE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders in thi.
COmpany-for the purpose of electng thirteen
Directors, to for the ensuing yearwili he he's.
IT the Court House, IN the City ~ Evansville, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 9Th next, mt 10 O'Clock 4. VI
BY order OF the Board.
sep.ia-te y. T.. MARTIN, Secretary.
80 EuCuirer cory.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

EAR. HUTCHINSON, having associated with him
~ DR.. GREEN. late Of Inil1nap,iis, will continue
The practice Of medicine su surgery his oil office
Third street, where he Sciss continuance % PATRON
age from his friends ami the public generally
Doctor Green having devoted exclusive attention IL
the treatment Of diseases of the an Lungs fuI
several years, will continue such diseases with
his new plan Uf treatment hich consists ,fnrte luags
IN the inhalation Of rielcatei vapors. carrying the
me'licin, directly In the seat Of the disease.
One pf :he finn I've found Al the Office at Ill hours
Of the day and night. seprl-lSwtm
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-05

%The s5th of November is recommend
ed ~ a day for National Thanksgiving
and the President has BEEN requested to is
sue proclamation appointing the day.
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Mouev ,l.,,er. I'm New YORK.

New. YORK. Oct. Pm
Money irregular. Bitter feeling in stocks.
Merchants notes are generally promptly met.
Eli Bowen. Mcconnell d Gale, and Sloan Il
Co., have suspended.
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Fatal Accident.

PIrTsBuRGu. Oct. 3-PM
Two fremen. B. NJ. Kiucaid and William
Maxwell, who were Injured at the fire yester-
day by falling walls. died to-day.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-05

NEw YORK SrocK MARxET.-The follow
ing table shows the decline in the leading
stocks dealt in at the New York Boarl. since
the suspension of the Ohio Life d Trus. Co.
The fall is without precedent IN the history
Of the New York Stock market:
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A CARD.

fENENDERTNG my heartfelt tay Ks to the caUfsears
of Evansville and vicinity, foTthe III erai rairnn-
age SO freely bestowed ulor me, have &C. inform them
thai have sold entire stock of ClOthiI ard Fur
Fishing Goods to MI. Marx Levy, formerly Of Chels-
vile, Ohio
II Is great satisfaction 10 me- TO find IN my
gentleman in every respect and therefore do not
hesitate nmrnd him the public such, with
pleasure.
The Ocean may SION separate ne a while from the
place in which have lived for the last y,tLS-
where found only clever people, and made any,
many friends: those with their beloved city, shall
however, always he ren en- iere,l v
septs4 ANTHONY LODENSTINs
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tB The New York Tribune contradictA
the statement that the Suffolk Bank, at Bos-
ton, has ceased to redeem the New England
Bank issues-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-05

HThe police of New York city made
another descent upon al obscene publishing
house last Tuesday. a stock Of vile books
was taken aud burned by the proper officers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-05

|" The Philadelphia Inquirer states that
the closing of the Mansyunk cotton and
wooilen manufactures has thrown out Of
employment over 1000 wo, kmen.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-05

~ The Suffolk Bank of Boston has
thrown out al the Rhode Island Banks, but
continues 70 receive all other solvent New
England banks
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-05

~The tightness of the money market in
New York does not effect the revenue Of the
Theatres. The receipt. at the different places
Of amusement for one evening we're sie,e5o.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-05
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDERED, That the owrers q IroI erfy Ily.rg sn
~ being on the aIley leteesn alter ard First sts
and extending from Pine 10 Leet street, csess sai
alley to lie hrou Cht 10 iie iroIel eIade; Nit - cay
after the publication Of this notice, ard N dfau ere
Of the Common Council viii Ir coed 70 have said work
done. and the costs ard expenses accriine hee Vii
be assessed nj collected by sale of said described
property, OF much thereof will satisfy sad lien
and costs. J ; Order of Council.
WELL II. WALKER.
sepls-Gd. IyollsiOte cUpy.l City Clerk
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-05
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
A.srtSals and Departures.
From r.. q. O'Riley l. Co.'S Register.

Hlspeh lewis, f-op Louisville to Cairo.
SP hhnerd, from Pittsburgh to 81 Louis.
Time, froga Cairo - Louisville.
Rough and Reaiy; nom Cairo to Louisville.
neierstor, from, Cincinnati 10 Il Louis.
hickman, from Cincinnati Ia Memphis.
Hafe s'gchet, from Cairo Id Louisville.
ashnle Gray, from Cincinnati 10 ST Louis.
IeIny. fruIn louisville tp Cairo.
John efsih, from 1t Louis to Louisville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-05
FALL GOODS.

FALL NuOODSs
10 bales Cannelton Sheetngs;
50tales assorted do,
scases shifting, striped and checked,
l0cases he'd tckIngs,
10 cases bleachei muslins,
~ tales, white, red and yellow flannel;
5cases all wool linseys.
~ cases rich and fancy prints assorted,
2crses Hamilton and Manchester d'lanes,
eases black, blue and mixed sstnetsI
~ cases tweeds ard Jeans;
Hats and Caps.
3.5 cases just reed and for sale cheap.
Boots and shoes.
100 cases men and boys assorted, to all of which We
invite the trade. KEEN & PRESTON.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-05
MALTBY'S OYSTERS!

A. * L RTZ Il,
on FIRST STREET., NEAR THE POST OFFICE.
az AZ been appointed Sale Agen. in Evansville for
IL MALLBY'S FRESH, SLICED AND COVE
OYSTERS, which are the best in the United States
lui supply viii lie kept at all times Oh hand, and
will lie sold at Cincinnati prices. Families viii be
furnished by leaving their orders at the store.
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