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Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-10

THE SrEAMER.--The Golden Age took away
but 4S3 passengers, great falling off in conse-
qucnce of the dread entertained of the safety
of the steamers employed by the Company.
The specie list amounted to $2,464, 400 AZ,
and it is supposed large amount went by
private hand.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-10

CoRREcrIoN.--In our last weeks paper, an
error occurred in the notice of the boiler des.
tined for Whitlock's. 1t should have read
"Steigman and Co." instead Of Goodman &
Diltz." The latter part of the notice, howev-
er, we take pleasure in saying is equally appli-
cable to the former firm.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-10

QuARTzBuRG-At the Quartzburg store, additions
have recently been made to the well selected stock Of
goods. suitable to the wants of miners and farmers,
which will be sold at reasonable rates by HARDwIcK
l. N
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-10
$500 Reward.

rTNE above reward is offered by the friends Of William s.
Smelling deceased for the apprehension and safe deliv
cry to the Jailor Of Merced county of WILLIAM C. Ed
WARTS. said amount Of money has been deposited with
the Treasurer Of Merced county and will be paid the per-
arresng and delivering above expressed The said
Edwards is about five feet five six inches high has light
hair light complexion blue gray eyes and light goatee
He had when he left buckskin hunting shirt Walks
little stopped head than ordinarily thrown forward
Weighs about hundred and forty fifty pounds, and
is rather stout built.
INfarposa GAZETTE is requested to copyl dlo
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-10

LA GRASGE.-Messrs. woodhead & Richard on, at
this place, are the accommodating hosts of the La
Grange Hotel and we warn all of our friends to stop
there, If they want things that are done up nicely.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-10

Aqua FRro-The Aqua Frio Tannery, Mr. L. de
Blanville, proprietor continues the manufacture of
every variety Of Leather suitable to the wants of har-
nessmakers, shoemakers and farmers.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-10

MARROW EsoAPE.-Last week, while some
workmen on the Jersey Lode were redrling
hole in which the blast had failed, it sudden
ly exploded, nearly binding the person hold
sion was not attended by more serious results.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-10

Tue CRoPs.-The farmers speak cheeringly
of the indications of good "growing" season
and think, from present appearances, that the
coming crop will equal, if not exceed the last
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-10

TuLTo.-Mr. G. Bernard Of this place, has pur
chased his winter supply of goods such suitable
the wants of his customers. Goods will be sold at
his usual low prices.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-10

j. w. SuLLIvAN.-This untirng San Fran
cisco Newsman, furnished us with large
supply of Atlantic papers, for which he has
our thanks
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-10

d. BLOCK 4 Cove call attention to the adver
tsement Of these gentlemen, in todays paper. Tney
have just received new supplies Of Dry Goods etc.
and can furnish everybody with nice new "fixins y
from head 10 feet.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-10
LuPORT.g.1'T TO SETTLERS.

LAND OFFICE
SAN FRANCISCO December 81, 1857. I
TN CONFORMITY WITH INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE
Commissioners Of the General Land Office dated Noyem
Der 81. 1851 All Settlers upon Surveyed Lands
Of the United States, informed that they
forward and prove up their empton rights and
make payment therefor without regard the lands being
advertised for sale not Settlers land advers
ed for sale should respond promptly order perfect
their titles prior to the press Of business attendant the
Land Sales in May next
wM. W. GIFT, Register.
PAscHAL BEouE1TE, Receiver ohm
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-10

RosENBAuM & VAN ALLEN.-We are indebt-
ed to these gentlemen, dealers in Books, Sta
tionery, &C., Levee st., Stockton for files of the
latest Atlantic papers.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-10

HEAvY-Alex. Williams, who was con.
victed for playing rondo, on Wednesday, in
San Francisco, was sentenced to pay fine
of $3.50, or be imprisoned in the county Jail
75 days
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-10

VANcouvER's IsLAND.-It is computed that
there are about twenty thousand Indians on
vancouver's Island-caimng the Island as
their home
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-10

sB- Mr.. Lennebacker, agent of Wells, Far
go Co., in this place, will please accept our
thanks for files of San Francisco papers,
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-10

ESLARGED.--W notice the enlargement of
the San Francisco Daily Argns. 1t is much
improved in appearance, and is one of our
most acceptable exchanges
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-10
Settle your bills.

A H. persons indebted to the firm Of b. oPPENIFIM &
"A CO., in MARIP0SA aud BEAR VALLEY, are hereby
requested to SETTLE their accounts previous to the first of
JANUARY, they will be put in the hands of the proper
authorities for collection b. QPPENIIElM Il co.
Marposs, Dec. Sd 1857. d3
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-10
ID 1 Il ID.

At Mlerton on Nov S0th Isaac JoBssoS formerly from
stockport, England and aged about SO years
New York papers please copy,
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-10

To sErrLERs.-see advertisement in to-days paper
from the Registers Office.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-10
M A II l2IED.

At Quartzburg Wednesday evening, 2d inst By Rev.
Mr. Johnson Mr.. GEO NJ. HARDwoK, formerly Of Alabama
to Mrs. MARY F. THORN formerly of Texas
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-10
Later from China and India.

By the clipper ship Starr King, which arrived at
news from China and India.
rumor prevailed that the French had blockaded
hanghae-otherwise the war was in sfatu quo.
Owing to the difficulty growing out Of the case of
the affair at Canton the English were quiet, although
Yep continuing to prepare his fleet Of three hun
dred war junks.
The only measure adopted by the British steamers
on the river, is firing and burning every junk with
in the range of their guns. The COMMERCIAL vessels
bringing goods from different quarters dare not APP
proach the anchorage before Canton.
The Executive Council had summoned the editor Of
the China Mail before them to make good to their
yict Mah-Chow Wang.
PROM INDIA.
report had reached Calcutta that Gen. Out. am
was shot-some prisoners having been tried by him
and acquitted owing TO there not being legal proof
that they were murderers Of Europeans, although
found armed and with property of Europeans upon
them. The 18th Hghlanders declared if the prisoners
were not hanged, they would take the law in their
own hands. Gen. Outram, in trying to prevent the
Hghlanders doing lynch law was shot in the affray.
The prisoners were put TO deathby the Hghlanders.
Two officers Of the 18th Highlanders are also re-
ported to have been killed in the scrmmage whilst
attempting to quiet their men.
The siege of Delhi was progressing prosperously,
and regular siege principles had deem established
The native troops engaged in this siege the side OF
the English are represented as being very obedent
and respectful to their officers but not to think
much of European officers.
Three steamers had arrived within few DAYS Of
each other at Cacutta, previous to 25th September
having 1900 soldiers on board. A force Of 5000,
nearly all Of them newly arrived regulars, in that
city; and continued renforcements were arriving.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-10
u. Fl. FL O O II L
T ILO r,

AT wATsoN's AMBR0TYPE SALOON, ON MAIN sTREETs
WIN make and repair Clothing in good style at noderate
prices. nf- Good fits warranted. ga
nornitos December 3d. 1857. d3tf
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-10
A q f. n L S

LANES VAN DYKE corner Of Main and Fourth streets,
Marposa authorized agent 10 receive subscriptions
Advertisements and job Work. All orders left with him
will receive prompt attention
THOMAS BOyCE north east corner Washington and
Montgomery streets san Francisco, is duly authorized
agent to receive subscriptions and Advertisements.
r. NJ HEsrON Express Rider between this place and
Kern River is duly authorized to receive subscriptions ad
vertisements and Job Work.
lEE- . r. n TODD of Stockton Is our duly authorized
Agent to receive subscriptions and advertisements.
MAI EklNs, of Lagrange, is authorized agent for
sstanislaus County.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-10

A Quartzburg Lodge, No. 9s, f. aud A. Nj.
Wy The next Regular Communication of Qnsrtzburg
~ Lodge, No. 9S, y. and A. NJ will be held on the
first SATURDAY after the full of the moop.
wM. H. TCHENAL, ". NJ.
P. B. SaALLwooD, secy.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-10
Also, Two-story Frame Building,

HIsU, IWJ-SIUry Frane BulIuIng,
opposite eastman sulivan old store being 80 feet front
on Main street and
TWO SPLENDID ADOBE HOUSES ON MISSOURI GULCH
For particulars apply to JAS Vantne No. AZ Clay st.,
of Davis San Francisco j. W Torney Mariposa,
who alone is authorized to act
81 Immediate possession given, d3u
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-10
FOR RENT OR FOR SALE.

TIIAT welknowu establishment in possession Of J.
Il NJ. Van Dyke and known the Comet saloon. This
Saloon is situated in the most business part Of Marpos
on 4th ST. 100 feet
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-10

W. W. GIFT, Esq, Register, San Francisco, Cal.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-10

Hornitos, Dec. s, 1861.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-01

o. The har-snake which has been sup
posed to be vivifed horse hairs, are found to
be engendered and deposited in water by the
common household crickets \ naturalist in
Michigan has been watching their productio n
by these little insects and has fairly tested the
fact. Whether the cricket resorts to the wa
ter to rid itself of a parasite or to deposit a
natural production Of its body he has not de-
termined. 1t appearsin the month Of August
He says, one morning, after he had been ex-
.perimenting in his room, by throwing crckets
into water to obtain snakes and had succeeded
in procuring two, of about four inches in
length, he noticed black cricket era wing up
the side of his water pail. 1T jumped into
the water, lay quiet for a moment produced a
snake nearly seven inches in length and then
nimbly made its escape over the edge Of the
pailo lie also found a live hair-snalle, nearly
seven inches in length, coiled up in the abdo-
men of a dead cricket that lay on its back ua-
der 4 fiat stone.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-01
T,RalIs De SUBSCRIPTION:


o. Smith O'Brien, while in exile amused
his dreary days by indting work on gov
ernnent, which has just been published One
of the leading ideas of the book is, that,
What'er is best administered is best" And
s. Government to be productive of good, must
be adapted to the character and condition of
the people-to the peculiariteS Of national
character-traditiona ideas, feelings habits
AMI local circumstances; all Of which must
be taken into account in moulding the politi-
cal institutions of a people. A constitution
which produces the happest results amongst
Il community Of Americans, would lead to
nothing but confusion if conferred upon an
ASiatic population, accustomed to despotic
rule. caarter-a paper conssitution-hom-
ever perfectly devised, never gave nor ever
can give, liberty to a people who are indispo-
sed to exercise sclf-govegnment. If nation
voluntarily prefer seryitude to freedom-in
other words il the individuals of whom it is
composed shrink from the task of performing
faithfully and honorably the functions and
duties which are incidental to the exercise
of elCgovernment--if they willingly entrust
to a master the Office Of ruling them, without
imposing control or exacting responsibility
it idle to offer such a people institutions
which can be upheld only by the unceasing
action Of public spirit.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-01

WE DON'T WANT THE SCHOOL MASTER
Last winter bill was passed through Con
gress, providing for the establishment of free
schools for the white children of the District
of Columbia The law, however, had a pro
vlso attached, that it was only to take effect
in those school districts where the people
should, at an election held for the purpose
vote to accept it. The election was held
short time since, and e0sry school disAtet uote}
against the free school Zat0i The capital of
our country is located in a dark region, if We
Judge from this vote.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-01
(rz The New Orleans Bulletin notes an

az The New Orleans Bulletin notes an
other new feature of trade. 1t says:
"a commercial house of this city has been
advised of the shipment from Chicago of 500
bbls. pork, 100 bbl, of lard, and 81 casks of
hams The shipment has been made to Cairo
by railroad, and from thence will be shipped
by steamboat This is the first shipment of
the kind that has ever been made from Chi
cago to that port, and is intended as an ex-
pertinent, to be followed up by others, if in
this case it pays-a remunerating profit.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-01
EVANSVILLE. IND, THURSDAY MORNING JAN.

the Big Sioux, will be authorized to form q
State Constitution with the present name
The Western portion will remain with Ter
ritorial Organization under the name Of De-
cotah. r.-...
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-01

o. Order for the arrest of Garrison, Nor
gan, and Walker, of the Nicaragua Line, was
onb by an order fromthe o. S. Court, at the civil
suit of Com. Vanderbilt, Of the old Transit
Company. The process was in the name Of
the President of the U. s., as is usual in such
cases. which led to the error that the Presi-
dent had issued the order officially.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-01
The New Territories.

A letter from Washington denies that the
COMMITTEES on Territories has decided against
organizing Territorial Government for Ar
rizonia, an says they have taken no definite
action upon it. The same writer intimates
that Minnesota will be divided, aud the portion
living east Of the BED River of the north, and
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-01

CGE A Kansas correspondent of the New
York Tribune says: Property in Lawrence
is to day worth fifty per cent. more than be-
fore the administration Of Gov Geary wasin-
augurated."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-01

OrT 1t is thought That there will be pro
duced in the thirty counties Of East Tennes-
see, the present sea ion, upwards Of 100000
bushels of wheat.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-01

o. Mr. Gadsden, formerly minister to
Mexico returned to Charleston on the 18th
instant
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0k.T- The Buffalo Advertiser closes its ao

t~ The Buffalo Advertiser closes It's ac
count Of the damages done. IN that city by the
great blow as follows:
We cannot close our chapter Of incidents
without 4 brief allusion to the utter failure OF
all whaleb0ne structures during this blow
Umbrellas went wrong side out ina most pro-
vollipg manner, and SO did crinoline. Some
of the ladies on the street, SO far as iniorna-
ton extends, went np Qike angels, as they
are but some Of them presented the appear
ance of an umbrella turned wrong side out
with tl00 stout hua{e5 in5teado of the usual slen-
der stick
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NEW FAIL Go0Ds.
WNE, CAPEEEE.
' hOIesale and ESctaii t'iothier

e.. CORNER SECnND STRKETS, .
on II selected stock Of Fali
z q and Winter Clothing Furnishing Goods, which
viii he soa ~ lowest nrices. Also. Cloths Casi-
and which win be made orle At tho lo-
rrees and shortest notice and warranted to give sas-
faction ,E --' '----.-l r---.7 sep22-3m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-01

FIRE II New ALRASY.-phe Lard Oil fac
tory Of Mr.. D. ,RasinGer, was destroyed on
Wednesday night last. The fire caught early
in the evening, but it being Christmas eve, it
was supposed TO be a false alarm, got up By
the boys for sport, and the fremcn did not
turn out. Nothihg was saved Of Importance
and no insurance The loss is very large the
factory being one Of the heaviest manulactur-
ing concerns in the city. The stock on hand
was very yaluabl6.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-01

ANY ONE CT THE QUARTERIIES, -.
vSTfL receive in addition the art JourT'l FREE and
also certificate givirg them equal chance with
oter members the Society draw fine Oil Painting or
choice piece of Statuary Three Oil PaiutinFs were
by Of the Society in Evansville last year.
an the year before. 80, ~
The rou1ingvear will be received by
ess each they issued apd delivered
with the leaves cut aud trimmed at eostnot
to exceed postage. ..-.. - ; :
Living and two certificates and The Art Jour
nal six Call the telegraph Office and sub
scribe early so our list nay complete in good time
r6vt7 80 e. G.. EA RNiIART Hon. Sec'y
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-01
KEEN & PtsES'EON

AVE 9ivtng their Fall and Winter stock
ofg1o1s embr ing every variety of merchandse they
have usually kept.
We trate tho largest and best eeted stock
aver suburb and prices low.
No rnarehant visit this market tis Fall " thopt
stock it is pleasure to show our choice
goods AMI whesher he buys net viii leave
and parot tho fact Of the great heauty of
STYLES and cabna of rich coloTs
display American manufactorie will make him
80 ssIe l'' " ~ KEEN & PRESTON
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-01
So. CETAHLES HOTEL,

= I :"
TTyHE undersigned lessee this newly erected and admi
rahy adapted HorEL takes pleasure in Announcing to
public generally aud especially arriving
the Portland Wharf that this house is
etey furnished ready for the Guests
Every Furniture bedding. indeed. the building
throughout fitted with articles expressly Manufactured
for the house.
the ST. CHARLES is Immediately thel landing
principal shipping poia for ousvile where nearly
all her guests arrive, whenca they
and South THIS house affords convenience
the traveller heretofore experienced at
this point. @ -
endeavor of the Proprieor of this
tahishnlent to command share public patron
The House. with its
exten grounds cool shady and general
transient house. 1t shall be kept
fr5elass Hoelacbng othe essentials of such
an esa hlishment. -TTr ora E--.-.. 3d. ~
Mn J. W REDDIxG we'll known TO she travelling public
from his long connection with Hotels in Louisville,
red the general OF
The patronage public is respectfully solicited
! v3T- rlzGF -It4t W w. owl EN-. Pronrie+or.
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NECOND PURCETaNE

Fall sud Winter Dry Goods inst received and
omen EWBlCgS Dry Gnol Store. Main street, three
Second His motto is Cheap for Cash. eaA
ifyo large OfgoOds for littlemoDeE
rnv17.
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rE EA,r,EIsAsSElS A \ n EgHsn - aE 80 ~,
NAR. KANE's ARCTIC .IsXPKDlTI0x-For sal
K Ii by &
TONICS -MON7r Do l


TFTHEY did do than give temporary relief
they wiz. It is because they DON'T touch the
CAUSE of the disease. Tbecause ofa aue billions dis
is the atmospheric called MiaEma Malaria
Neuralize this poison ~ ANTID0E an all dis
caused by it disappears Rhodes Fever
Ague cure is this andots to Malaria, and
Ted chemist. K. Chiffon of York this eject is
ached to sYery bote therefore if it does good
no harm.
This more sban he said Quiniue Arsenic CT an
tonic in existence thair rUnous the
and briHg DUMB AGUE, which to
feel Perfo5ly we'll for single moment illustrate Of
these truths extracts from letter received
from Physician;
JAS. a. RH0DES. E5i-DGarSr: Yours the 2d
getting try greatly increased from the fact
that remedy bad been introduced which growing IA
with the pubic being better than using Quuue-not
nowing presume that the remedy they needed to escape
taking QiiniRe. contained the drrgitsalf,
THIS remedy, (known Smiths TOME would fnvari-
with renewed vor Thi
Ia favor If could institute prson between
It and your cURE fhe fouovfr is the result:
Three persons took Cure, all rhich
Quotdian Intermittent Fever'' weeks standing
They had tried Quinine and other remedies
missing chiI bat was, c1ch cases) slowly wear
mllodie5 Ididsucceed in eeetrg radical all three
these cases with remedy, and they have
chilli since In all three these the Tonic,
bad been used and would before stated break the chill
bu a'tera period had elapsed it vould return
Think T. will be difcultv giving to you
Cure the vantage ground Of any other remedy
RuoDEs' FEVER and CUE CUEE or ANTTnoTE ToA4LAr1A
the only harmless remedy i'll existence equally
comm and ySu VIII meyer have iuele on ne..
J JAMES a. RHO DES, Pro prietor Provi5euce r. I.
NholesaIe Agents st. Louis, II. BLAEsLEY; Chicago
For secin Evansville by HALLocK & sToD4RD.
WO0BsFY & SAWYER.
KELLER, FARNSLEY & CO.,
Aud Uyri5E Gene iaII- -2Trvv
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-01
u,sE.. -r.ce-ses vEfsEYrs AEsI3 No1EENs.-

q M tho TNcFe than short, = to visit Thomas
"A Billiard Saloon. BuET's Haq4 Main street.
AFTESTI0N. ...
tTho5a confne cd during he dsv combine 'ot orctse
and amusement Thomas Rowling AT'ar Bulls Heal
EgrEE.'sS UESID HngFI. --- -.-
VA y. FT0N AZ IN Returning thaus oT p1st n1fr"C
that e is prepared 70 raaeive BQ@r5crs by
week month. His acHoufrro iaons are rst ratc
will he rRid 20 the com fort Of his
baris snnn'iel with li1-ors Of the hesqualitv.
snaeiaus Warzon Yari atsache1r oc24
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-01

hodz.ldBq ezsH ,HohaoL % .HobHs-i-.J bel
.1s3saa-I ssse s85 80 .nofSa zH 80
1o5zsaibsagg5xs 10 aairioH saia1s0a
- 1T.f-7V ~ .bsiq tsilf+ soisiEo1g 6 5qg5zs
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MISCELLANEOUS.


V,NT OOB 4 ND 2yIEIOEV W ARE. 4sCEe
~ doZ ass'd Market Baskets;
I2sesSsssd Wooden Mea ures ;CreeI Rope s6J
dpz Shaker Broons; nests Ruckeye Bewles
y do Heavy Bed Cords; 12dozCot Lines; just rec
augso ~ 1-SG IS1JIs VGCKERYi &. JOHNSTON.
rI CANAL STORAGE. ..,.-..t.--..
HAVE large double Warehouse the Canal Basin,
pahe Of storing a1ouut Of prodnoe which Will be
ceved stored taken of and subject to the owners
orders. on the most reasonableterms
mhT5 P. G.. O'RILEY. \
HNOME~TTC LIQUORS.
D 80 bbs m Brandy; 20 b5ls bourbon Rve Whisky:
do do Gin; 10 do Peach Brandy;
n,h25 s. MYERS.
zNOREIGN BRANDIES AND WINES t--t
q Port;
! sfCatawba; ~ Giaret; Rhine Wine
For sale bv mh26 s. MYERS.
C7 xCxERs At WHOLESALE UNDRETAIL.
FJI dersisn keepa ha large assort
Water, Butter and Sugar Crackers and
Soda Pilot Naval Bread. which being manufac
the latest mroved Machinery thew can he sold az
price place in the " and are Otexceiled
quity " other mandatory in the country large
stock awa-son hand st hop Water street between
Sycamore and Vine. =. z..-,r,
dec dtfT q E Hs}--FEsE.f -".tt j. SINHiCH. I
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-01

6IDFFEE-iQ bags prime, PEI, Empire, for sale BY ~
z 'novi3 - 4' .ss = GEO. FOSTER & co.
AIARPET CFE4IN.-25 bars or sale by s
u feb26 5 E. GTLBRRF& CO. Sye. near water
az syK fER EI25 kits prime No Maekere reg'a and
lTN for sale by nh4 PRESTON BROS.
KHECEIV BE25O gross " Y. Paper Matches for sale by
3 mh4 s!f l. & D. HEIMANN.
s9tHO OEs-A large lot ladies' missis and childrents
- Shoes received this morning by 4-t-
oct3I McklNRE1:
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Ar KOSEgs.S

EpECEIyED this morning by Adams Express n me- sup,
= ply ladies' and misses Lambs Wool Hose, colored
and white Gloves fleece lin ed SILK Gloves
daily arrive additi mai stock of all sorts OF
Dry Goods which offer friends at reduced
nov22 - RosER. BRO. FREY.