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New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25
'INDUSTRIAL AND SCIENTIFIC INTEL
LTGENCE.

S1EAMlR YANG T,sE.-Captain Dearborn who ha
been engaged in the Chinese Seas for sixteen years
IL the owner of steamer fitting at the Morgan
W orks foot Of Ninth street, East River This craft,
built under his superntendence is intended for towing
iunks in Chinese waters She is of sharp model, and
of light draft, but can carry some freight. She Is
mounted with few guns, by way of protection from
pirates. A few years ago Captain d. took to China
the steamer Confucus and sold her there for 800 600.
The dimensions of the Yang Tase Ocean Child are
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

Wm. A. Greairake Of Pittsburgh, who, aher an ex.
citing trial. sentenced to two years imprisonment
for -educing Miss Mary Murray has been pardoned
after serving year in the Peniten,sry. Miss Muir
raw among other friends" ey-rted herself 10 pr,-
cure the pardon FROM Gov. Pollock.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-20
Ieyisiature.

In the Senate on Wednesday Mr.. Cooling,
from the Committee on Temperance, in obedi-
encc to resolution of the Senate, reported u
bill to regulate and restrain the traffic in in
toxicating drinks, &C.. providing penalties for
the same, and repeating all former laws on the
subject.
The bill provides for a license system, pro-
portioning the price Of license to the num-
her OF inhabitants in the town or city where
liquors is proposed to be sold. The bill was
ordered to be printed.
The interest bill was indefinitely postponed.
Col. Drew voting for its postponement.
A bill was offered for the establishment of o
new bank and branches. The bill was read
a second time and ordered TO be printed.
In the House the bill providing for a geolog-
ical survey, was taken up. After q long and
animating discussion the bill was lost.
The special order Of the afternoon. was ia
ken up, which was a bill providing against the
issuing of unauthorized bank notes. 1t was
tabled and another bill for the same purpose
was offered AMI recommitted for amend
ments.
The bill to increase the salaries Of State
officers and Judges was then taken up and Ia
bled. -
A large amount Of business was done in
both Houses, but not Of a character to intere 1t
readers in this part Of the State.
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OF Don't forget the Library lecture tn

OJ Don't forget the Library lecture this
evening Mr.. Smith is gentleman whose
experience in the West enables him to speak
understandingly Of its wealth and resources.
The subject is one Of interest to all Western
men, and we hope that the announcement OF
the subject and the lecturer will be sufficient
to draw out crowded house.
We received note by the Rainbow last
night from Mr.. Smith, in which he states that
the subject of this evenings lecture will be,
1.-THE fucture of the Lower Ohio. The po-
sition of Evansville id reference to Cotton
Manufacture"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-20
. RIVER INTALLlGENUE.

THE RIVER at this point continues 10 rece le
slowly. The weather was cloudy all day
yesterday with rain in the morning. Ii is
probable that the rains of the past few days
will bring the river 10 stand.
0rrThc Pittsburgh packet Philadelphia has
been sold to parties in st. Louis for $4,000
to run in the Cairo and New Orleans Mail
line.
OTAt Cincinnati, Wednesday, the river was
falling with 10tS feet water in the channel to
Louisville. The Falls are now impossible.
except for small boats. The Cumberland,
Tennessee and Wabash rivers are all in good
boating stage.
OF The new Minnehaha for the Missouri
river trade passed down yesterday for New
Orleans, after taking in few tons Of freight.
She is a Cincinnati boat, out and ont, aud a
fine specimen of steamboat architecture.
az Thanks to Mr.. O. L. Smith Of the elc-
CANT Empress for New Orleans papers Of the
18th.
OF Nearly every boat from Cincinnati or
Pittsburg is detained at our wharf from two to
six hours, dschargins freight. Most OF it is
for our city merchants, and the fact indicates
that the Spring business Of the city, will he
very large and profitable. Full stocks will
make business. The country merchants will
go where they find the best assortments for the
least price We predict that more business
will he done in Evansville during the next
three months. than ewes before in the same
length of time. There are eight or nine boats
now engaged in bringing produce out Of the
Wabash, to this point, and three boats in the
Green river trade. Tn, effects OF this increased
river business, will lie felt in every depart
ment OF tr.sie,-and make Evansville for
this season at least tie great shipping point on
the Ohio. The value of the Wabash river trade
to this place. cannot be over estimated, and
when our city is connected with GRANVILLE and
Mt. Carmel by railroad, and we become indie
pendent Of the huctuating Wabash it will
prove one Of the great. elements Of our pros
pcrity. In the mean time, until the Railroad
| is built, we may rejoice at the present tide OF
trade and travel flowing in upon US from the
Wabash country.
| OF The Rainbow had not arrived at dark
last night.
| OF The fast and elegant steamer Alvir
Adams is now regularly initiated in the Louis
vile and st Louis packet line, for the season
She will arrive here for St. Louis every Sat.
urday morning. and on Tuesday nights fol
Louisville. Her officers are ever mindful o
the press; as well as their duties on board
their gallant craft.
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WAR IN NEwBtRG.-Our amiable friend
Frary Of the Warwick Democrat, has had a
difficulty with a young man engaged in the
Newburg Tribune Office, in which the latter
attempted to cowhide the editor Of the DEM
ocrat, and the editor attempted TO kill the
young man. Fortunately for the comfort OF
both parties neither succeeded in their de-
signs, but the pocket Of the .syoung man" was
fshtened OF the sum Of S25, by the Justice
Of the Peace, for his wicked design upon the
person Of Mr.. Frary. Frary says that the
bursting Of cap upon his pistol, relieved him
from the trouble of trial Cor manslaughter.
IT'S thus the story runs:
Frary, the editor Of the Democrat, with
wrath In his heart, and q pistol in his peck
ct, sailed forth from his Office; to partake OF
Ssfreshments at his boarding place. TIE
hour was noon; and as he walked along. he
fneditated upon the uncertainty Of life, espe-
c;Ely q few PAGES in front Of a loaded pistol.
His enemy armed with a cowhide, met him
In the way---a pause ensued--the 'young
man. raised his cowhide-Frary his pistol
his finger was upon the trigge---when -
This is all Of this thrilling narrative which
will be published in this paper. The remain.
der will be found in the surprisingly mag
hi6cent two-horse Weekly Rockport Advert
ser; the greatest advertising sheet in tht
world. 1t contains 1000 columns Of reading
matter (set soid), and printed on a Patent
FREELY, double back.action cheesespress
which throws of, folds, and delivers 10 tn,
readers. three million sheets. every three min
o.es and quarter. Bags writes for it
Cornycob writes for it-so do Scraggs ant
Villikens. BE sure aud ask Cor the numbe
dated February %, 1866. in which will b
found the remainder Of this thrilling, soul
stirring. heart-spllttins tragedy
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port of eoansuills.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
THURSDAY, Feb. 90.

THURSDAY, Ftb. ~. :
BALTIC, from !ouisville to New Orleans.
q. OF THE WEST, from Cincinnati to n. Orleans.
w DIXON, from Tenn, River 10 Louisville.
GOV. POWELL, from Wabash TO Evansville.
MISNEHAHA. frem Cincinnati to New Orleans
ALVIN ADAMS, from 81. Louis To Lodisvtiie'
EMPRESS, from New. Orleans TO Louisville.
MEMPHIS, from Memphis TO Cincinnati.
RESCUE, from Nashville 10 Cincinnati. Is
INTERCHANGE rem Nashville to Cincinnati.
WIN. KNOX from Cincinnati 10 Tenn. River.
CAMBRIDGE. from Cincinnati to Nashville.
NICK THOMAS. from New Orleans to Cincinnati.
EUxIcH. from Cincinnati to st. Louis,
FRED LORRSZ. Cincinnati 10 st. Louis.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-20

o. We mentioned yesterday, that Hose 1,
had been elected to the Ohio Legislature in
Cincinnati, over Mr.. Slough, who had recently
been expelled from the House, and was can
d.date for re election. We learned by last
nights mail that Slough bad received the GER
tiicate OF election, but it is thought il was too
hastily given him as the facts seem to show
clearly that Hosea is elected. The result was
very close, and the right Of the claimants will
be settled in the House.
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- OF The communication which appeared in
fhs Journal on Wednesday signed "A Wife,,
has created quite sensation among the hus-
bands.-The question is: care husbands uni
VERBALLY stingy," as represented by "a Wife"
Let us hear the other side.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-20

OF Mr.. Sinzich, Of the Union bakery. has
reduced the price of crackers to "a barrel at
Wholesale. His crackers have always been
inprce will not effect the quality Of the article.
Mr.. s. is the oldest baker in the city, and
worthy Of patronage. He guarantees all
bread and crackers. purchased at the Union
bakery.
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p. G. O'RILEY u CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
r6 N n 9 E1 "A NJ y ..
EVANSVILLE, IND.

s-s-. HAVING fitted upa mammoth e~rs
~ ~ w fIsoat, the largest on the So
ONO aver in the most substantial manner pre-
nrustedl ourcare, eth.
er by RIVER, RAILROAD O9s CANAL
without exposing to the inclemeney ofthe weather
property; and cula TO Receiv
ing storing and Rorw ardng and also to the see of
Produce consi.nedt all orders promptly fed.
PIG. O'RILEY returns his sincere thanks to his nu
merous friends former patronage and respect
fu rs solscts acontin lance ofthe .ame which will be
duly rsciprocated-
ASiore ftooia wclisappled, viii DO kept forthe &c
oelioU of Boats and their orders careful. lllcd,
mhs-dGwIy PIG. 0'RILEY x co
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ga Mr.. Moore. in Albany, n Y, while
> large piece of sheet lead falling from the
sky light overhead. and springing from the
barbers chair to escape II was badly cut in
his chin and on his hand by the razor, but he
saved his life. the lead came down upon the
head rest Of the chair. f
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OF Mr. Crittenden has arrived in the city
and his annual sale of books will begin
this evening. Tie stock on hand has just
been received from the East and will be closed
out at this point. The sale will take place at
Woolsey & Nelson's auction room, beginning
this evening at 6ls o'clock. A rare opportu-
nifty is now offered 10 purchase cheap books.
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OF The walking yesterday was abomina-
BILE; past all words to express it. Mud in the
streets and on the crossings and along the
Sidewalks. Mud everywhere and on every
body who ventured out. As the weather in
this climate changes every forty-sight hoarsi
we may look for sunshine by to morrow.
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Receipts BY River.

PR STEAMER GOV. PowEfI-From York. II.
to kvinsvile-5,0 walnut blocks. $40 bile. -Four y.
Il. O'Kiley Co.; hide Tobacco, 90 sacks coru.
Crane Cook q Go Ri bags cats, 80 bbls pork. "a
sacks corn. George Foster Co.; 81 ibis, poultry 39l
b5ls.. pork. COL sacks corn Iohn :. Mitchell. Al bbls
clover,eed Howard & Brown; box butter, keg eggs
Haiiock * stoddard IL bundles hidcs box hide, A.
4. nj d.
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TIE ScuooLFELLow.--The February mum.
Der Of this interesting little periodical reached
Us yesterday. We cannot commend 1T too
highly to children and parents. Its typo
graphical appearance. the style Of its articles,
their simplicity and usefulness, make it tie
magazine Of the age, for the children II Is
published in New York by Dix, Edwards &
Co., at the low price Of 81 per annum. E.
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:. OF We have been deluged with old papers
BY the last three Eastern mails. dating all the
way back to Feb. 1st. The mails have been
very irregular and Of course nobody's to blame.
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OF We publish this morning the law con
cerning the annexation or consolidation oil
towns and cities. 1t is an interesting docu-
nent to the citizens Of Evansville and La
N 1sco. 'A..t
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=. 0~T We are frequently placed under obi
cations to our friends connected with the
tharf-boats, for late river favors. We hope
they will give us a chance to reciprocate.
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FALL CAMPAIGN "A
HAIaDW ARE AT WHOLESALE.
ANEW AID VERY LARGE rALL sroex p

, CfIAS. s. WELLS,
ANTuLST returninF thanks for the
w the public; since he orenedin hvaasvis would
appriss tafier Merchants from Indiana Illinois and Esn
:aeky aud purchasers sso that he hkelyes
aud in the Heaviest stock OF Hardwa and Cut
Vile market on sale Many Goods we're purchased
by him during depressed state OF the markets.
East aud in Enxand and by importing
virr his orders American Goods. hlicd be
arer orks he Is not ory atle but decidedly III posed
o0sr aud sell HARDWARE asl0w hgares house
1ford the Goods. cash good time buyers.
tie iI ves careful OF his stock rricessy
Merchants lnd Traders. feeling assuredha be can dohen
full Justice.
Araoas ne article. t,lrnost ot~> comprising
stock. be n smss tho following TO the trade;
Io boxes Axss-wels, LTptnces. Leyersts and Collins
500 dozen Pocket knives tially escorted;
Ts DO ss.ei shears snd scissors;
100 do R,zors ard >trcps;
100 yrcss Spoons-rrou. Britania and German sfer;
sgdoren coffee Miils all grades
ioo) Tvs Br.-s Kettles. tarasd bottons'
~ n lbs Saiir0ns assorted;
80 dozen Rutt Hinges, DO;
1870 screws. riui pointed;
40 d,Eea Door socks and Socksts:
100 do Auyars;
go do Carry Combs and Horse Cards
e0 pairs shovel and TOMS. iron aud brass hsaest
so Dozen saws. from N,il 70 Key hole;
Is do Sta.iyarls and Scale Beans;
90 10 Aurs' lother hrsnd-N show SIS and sfsas
casks pump Chin aud FistIres:
scIaes JaPsnned rinwar, tsliy assorted.
Wins and Lsshos Brushe. Corhs Needles. spectaeles
and Fapcy Uariws-e seners!y Der with
heavy L. viI Chains Dog Irons strap nss Tes se,-
Ties. Knives ard Riddles and
Gan Sarrcis and Gun Trim mi nZs,
Tools. Window SASH etc etc.
CHARLES =. " LS.
oct2 Main street adder below Branch RANT.
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CSF To the ladies' OF New Bedford belongs
the credit OF iustituting the latest and highest
order of surprise parties. The otjecss Of
their visits are poor families to whom they
take supplies of clothing and food, and stay
and make the family happy for the evening.
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AUCTION SALES.
DIZZY GOODS ar AUCTION!

UUsT received and viii he sold at a1cticn at Aue
az Rooms regular sale days. asrse and
Goods Notions and fancy articles
consisting in of Brown and beachsd she's ng ane
Shirtnss satne Casineaes Caangs. Fsunsls Blankets
Jeans. Hssing. Gloves Mits. Srool Threads Lincys.
Merines. shsgis. sgsbsn sers &s &e;
Cloths and Hair brushes fancy Soaps Eazers Pins Needles
Accordeoa sads great varsity Of fancy art ess TOO nSuer
raeLtion- WOOLSLh & SfLSpN
~ rfion-e ra.
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GJThere has been forty five thousand cop
les OF DR.. kane's last work, on the Arctic Re-
gions, sold.
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Memoranda.

The steamer Gov Powell left York 10th i2 o'clock,
met Hack Hawk Palestine r7tt Arkansaw Traveller
an wnklers bar IL; Boat lying too above Bone Bahk
name not known
PER STEAMER RaNGFH-- From wnba.h River to
EyaRsyelsl ierces prime lard. % ttls .rump PORK,
i2tn sacks eorn sacks wheat ftf4 sacks corn r. G
o'Rey * Co, pieces p,pe, krStz ~ Heiiman.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-20

6T Two hundred and thirty five officers Of
The army have resigned within the last ten
yes1 to seek civil employ ent.
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o. The Evansville Brass Band, crossed
the river yesterday, for Henderson, where
th,y give one Of their unique concerts this
evening. .
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NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOK 81!

HDAUL FAME. by ". wilis-hs new novel;
raG NIGHT MATCH. a Tale Of Social Life in the
SOUTH aRd clever nov i.
FANNY FERNS PLAY-DAI ROOK-just new;
GODEY'S LADIES' SOCK Cor February
yANKEE NOTIONS do:
RECOLLECTION OF \ LIFE Timely Goodrich.
a meet Interesting snd instructive work.
Also lot 81 Valentines Ia ar5at variety At -
iancT DoBELL & LISTERS.
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!. y. PENNINGTON

j. y. PENNINGTON
EEAs Just received large supply of superior family
Extra fne Young Hysos. 81
IrPERIAL and BLACK.
In easd.s and packages tbs pound custons.
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OIL 3o7.s03 ~
I.lAnILITIES.

LIABILITIES.
The amount Of Liabilities due not due to Banks
other creiitars-Do,hng.
Losses siiustea aud dne-nohipg.
Losses al lns.ed and due sie5s5
Leases Hnadssed or contested and waiiing} ia a., 40
claims against the Company small print
ing. &c.
Agents Instructed take risk exceeding $40 COO
The greatest amount insared in any city,
village
The greatest amount allowed he insured any one block
Is 70 limit the loss By any one re
0 3tO.0G00o
The fs capital earnings deposited
state security for losses herGiD the Capital
esrnngs Of this Company are ,h1s deposited.
Charter Act Of In en- Is IA
the hlsd in April. 1855.
THO. A. ALEXANDER. Sec'y
Subscribed nd bo0re This sth
1851. HENRY FOWLER. Justice OF the Peace -
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DRUG STORE.

QAR.J PENNINGTON having rrrchasea the stock Of
~ Medicines opened Tor sale by Ctasf,fi Bell. few
months 2ce, desires TO call the attention of the public
particularly ofphysean. and merchants comns to this city.
make purchases this which will be
SANITY receiving additions from the Eastern ciies and
which will be sold low afforded BY
Psiii,g sepee-u
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1.HAyKLIS * ELY beg leave call TIE attenton to
- neir riuis aud their large and wss
rct 81 spring ans goods reed
as OF the most ecsir-
sse 30 clEt the city. wniea they whee-
aa4 retail their and the pUSe gensr-y
s.o urics fir each propt buyers Their stock con-
7srt rOiioinsBroad cloths black
Ind Fxeeas. white. Aarszles
k Vssnes Joon.des orotsu cloths sad plain ani tabyS
Liner sIi-ocs Of Philip Allca. SfTs1Ess, Inc
ssase MHs printed FTereh aad scotch seo
ia aad rich printed l~nch Rohea plain aud salty
strpe taci aud calorat Grape Mauiz White CASH
mere i-ia ase arry Hingams rich printoe Orsan lies
aGi OAai de Lanes. white Sh1ss iiscS
and ganey iik shas rich sta ana scarf Hack aud
who Lee Capes Morris sntgus Parasols silk aud Bingham
UrbYcllss Panama BRAID Hats I'm dish
aud fshey 3oanets rich bonnet kibbons Hcsag Gloves
fancy Fans bootsand shoes Carpet floor aud
st.r on Cloth Az printed wniow hlRis together with
great variety Tnminss snail aud fancy goods
Ae.. BE. nyi SHANALlS REILLY.
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o. Yankee Notions for March, have been
received at Dobell & Listers. sae
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0emor&rda.

The steamer Ranger left GRANVILLE Tuesday morning
l7th net tn Isaac shelby below the Chain tied up
ashore vita the at rsrt OF her cabin broken Oh.
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Those marked thus, have compiled with the provl.
sions OF the General Bankirg Law of 1855.
\ The Crc.cent City Bank does not purchase rncurrent
Indiana Free Bank money. The notes Of Indiana Free
BANKS either received at par not at all. The
Bank willrercive at the following rates. the Notes OF
the
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-20

Bank OF the Capitol, Indi-.
annapolis.
Bank Of Elkhsrt. Elkhart.
Bank OF Goshen, Goshen.
Bank OF Indiana, Michigan
= City.
Bank OF Monticello, Monti.
cello.
Bank OF Ml. Vernon. Nj
Vernon.
Bank OF Paa,i.+ Paoii.
Bank of Rock ville,s Rock
vile.
Bank Of Salem. Salem.
Bank of : racuse. syracuse.
Bank Of Warsaw. Ws~saw.l
Bloomington Banks Bloom.
ingion.
BroOkvillc BANK, Brookvillel
Cambridge CiiyBank ,tCam-
bridge.
Crescent City Bank. Swans
Vile. rr
CeuiralRank.% Indianapolis
Canal Bank, Evansville.
Exchange TX. *Grceneasile. 7
Farmers B'tEk, Westiicid
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- GROSS Bonaet Boards jus, readily
n Cd dec27 z. II. OooE son
4 sHHEsE AND BUCRwuEAI.-lo sacks ucH-
wheat Flour; 10 b9xcs prime " n Cheese, read by
railroad and for sais by iAni3 yl0KERY JOHNSON.
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EyiesyiLs.E COMMERCIAL COLLEGB.
FIRST STREET EETwsES MAIN AID SYCAMORE STREETS.
-t.- EVANSVILLE. IND.
r6yIE or studl in this Iaaa.on "a Thorough and
praetieal. AMI embracing all thar Is requisite Il.
Oans for the active duties OF counting room among
which "
Dsuble Entry Book Keeping,
With lorna iapted TO Wholesale ana Retail.
Steamboat Book Keeping, Blnking, &c.
Cemmercisl calculation. Poamonstip. accounts
sales and pl-e o. Comp-ESis COrre
Poudeace CT Lessons b. comri"e IN.
six weeks Tine. however, Is net ti, ted 40
free Of further ctarge TIA prLoM
AWARDED 20 those no are deemed wsrthv.
EfI- Hours Of distraction froa to q A. NJ. from TX
20 Z a. NJ. aud 20 1C r. 81.
Terms payable in advance
Mercantile Course. 10
Steamboat Book Keering............... =
Hercsntite
Ga Light 50 cents month
For Catalogue aaa further particulars, address
fei7 inw J. Benin. Principal.
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ApMiN,sTp,Tons, ssI.E.

ADMINISTRATIONS sAlR.
nv Friday FEB Tth 1857 will sel aiStion st the
W Court iVsss co part OF lots sni2 Les,on and
Lockhsrs Enlargement. Improvements. story frame
Dwelling Houses. Stable aud outhousss.
Terns one fourth cash, la auce 6. aud months
with interest. EDWARD BVRTIS,
Nm. ArCnksON.
fel--tds Aiurs. OF ThOa, Hcadsn. dsc'd.
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BANK NOTE LIST.

CORRECTED DAILY rY CRESCENT CITY Rank.
sr FEsauARy, ID, 1851.
The Notes Of the following Free Banks are received
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Fayctte County Bank, Con
bcrsyille.
Hoosier Bank. Logansport.
Huntington County Bank,
Huntington.
Indisus Reserve Bank, at
kokOmo.
Indiana hank. Madison.
Indiana Stock Blk. l.aporte.
, Indiana Farmers Bank, sai
Franklin.
Ky. stock Blk. = Columbus
Lagrange BlBk.t Lima.
Ger. and Mech. Bank, y.
Albany.
y. Y. aud va. State Stock
Bank, ESansyllle.
Parsc 60. Banks Rockville
Prairie City Bank = Terre
IIauie.
Salem Bank. Sa'.m.
Southern Bank of Indiana
Terre iiauic.
Tippecanoe Bank Win
nimac: