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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-02
County and State Rights for sale. The only
BenzOIe Machine that viii give good Iieht.

TIE entire apparatus is smP Occspes but little ROOM
4 requires little attention except winding up,
similar to clock.
The sTD3ss is third less than ordinary Coal Gas:
and makes the most handsome ard cheapest light in the
world. 1t can be seen IN practical operation Hender
b Bros, Deaderick street,
Any persons wanting their houses lighted can be sup
pied Immediately, they having made a contract for the
furnishing Of Davidson county, aud solicit orders.
Information concerning Stzse aud County rights can be
had By applying 10 VA WARNE,
a0G q Cherry Street Nashe.
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$500 Prizes amounting Observation-Disclosures 1904 200
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, $215
The hTsl 307 Prizes decided in the usual manner
5000 Prizes Of $40 will be determined by the last figure
Of the Number that draws the 40 600 Prize For example
if the number drawing the SI5 900 Prize ends with No
l. then all the Tickets where the number ends in will be
entitled to sac II the Number ends with No theE all
the Tickets where the Number ends in will be entitled
$40 and so on to 0.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk:
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
" 10 Half -. so
10 Quarter Is
3. SWAN 4 CO., Atlanta, Ga,
s, SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
s. SWAN, Box, 200 Mobile, Ala,
decI7-H or e. STIMSTEEN Box g. Nashville
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Nashville Sewing Machine Company
EOS. az Is2
VAST SIDE OF THIS PUBLIC SQUARE.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

rTHE Machines now YeEy Justly o5nsdensd 70 Be ~
a st us5r having The advantage an others Is III
r--.y g .lsv Instruction. hs speed and beauty of tha
work auG great strength Of their seam. Unlike All
uhars Is Us, laeg form win lo Continues thread
0Jtl oTdulI. sggy of cutlcu sik or lueEmzkng kno
ever st.ilu which prevents the york rppinr uat-
llg &. llJmsE.rcls Whatever.
Zoe drs and hsassl premiums have beenuWarded ioliss
Machines at All .Ie leading Fairs throughout This couasr
and Europe and ns inveu-orE1w TsOices in more b
zsa ard of the largest patronage sver bestowed uo
4uy Sewing Machine u Europe America.
luey Of me highest dui-l and Of
s les and adgp-sd all the wants Of TIE sewing con-
nuulty.
lacy an secured exclusively the PROJECTORS BY e
patent, and free from an legal controversy Grs
pains Bgu taken 10 adapt IS Machines Pznfato
sewing and they uow simple, durable easily rr
and tended ty any person. that they entirely beyond
c0Hp euuou us WoIk Tor The Manufactured Of he1
ga lgEs fog Corn or Wheat, 90 machinery has ere
seen cd Co slrpl5 them-any person aer oae hour
pig make from 400 10 1uU sacks per daF - e
machine These machines also equally well adautaf -
be uaEu sture Of all hHds Of c0Ihug, coarse 0r fne -
veil general sewing qul1sg stitching, &c. These ma
'#. arranged aa f1 make ie stch any iengIH de-
l,a- -lt 3D. With ease 1ad every IN any Iar-
ir AID tag u1Iaer regularity aud beauty % aaish
... be aqual5l 5y any wofz accomplished b. he mos3
sslilLal uaLl5.
Na -lal a. aII times keep hand uIl assortment o.
1ose I2rhues at most respectfully invite public gen
d 20 call AID them On and give careful
and DO satisfied LlaI ths half has not yst been
lu.la dec28-ff
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STEAMERS
NEW YORK, BREMEN a SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAHERs

TT1HE shius comprising ihs line are WASH lEf--fa
L INGTON. Capt. p. Caysndy5 hEk- ~ 49,
MANN, Capt. Edward Higgins. These stsa-
neFs stop at Southampton, both soingand returning.
PROPOSED PkTFs stILIN7-i-55
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Practical AND ANALYTICAL CHElIsT,
kENInENGIE., E-,,tC SNI-E,-

~ And sold Wholesale by Berry 4 DeIuoyile Retail
by 10 &, Brown, Nashville aud all Druggists in the city
and all DE- e d'cne everywhere.
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FEF f have just received On extensive assortment oi
w Boys G. .uEi VI various tyiss aud prices. which
ne D. l=r-uGr invite mr friends and The public gen
Grady ro lli s-i examine W. a.sn constantly -s-
cav rsl- -l-la over Goats ls7sl5 and F7ock feas.
a-e a %. e7erF lssc-at oar s.cs Of Fu-rishier
5... as.T -rla-iz % al E.-s. ia .1duu % helrF
arr.-- -..ts t-g-ares and E--i1gs ia tde pieca wa
l-.-H -s1.ses . 97a- inducements rarely presented
. ..- t.s.lz-s .t Nashville.
..--5 CLIFTON a ABBOTT
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-EsrVgY u HTashviIlea

-FTE -ur.. % iisEvrvT go vs'r S1ow1 60 every eeu.
tl~s~ - ..-'alF.r para the most successful Cnisi
of garment. asT 90 or ss-aa-hmsnt, No SIS Csdsf.
suart I pared l0 take measures and hibis D
41e zoo of Cloths ClgsImsF5s1 Fesimrs -
we're ever dsa..Tsi il Nashville Our s7ck % Faa7.
HlLa JUlirE. both ge1-sHsu aua Truth s s Sow fui
aud orr rH~l.- ny Da-Er-.gut contains evarV Article
comprised r75a- TIT had
ae.i4-u CLIFTON & ABBOTT
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Boots! Shoes! Trunks !!

Il. LADIES' SHOES.
r ADIES' fne French Lasting Heeled Caters;
l. g Thick Sole do, tipt and PIN;
Sc Congress do;
70 " KID BoOtses, with and without heels;
30 Kid, Fr Ne. and Goat Welt BOOtees
- India Rubber (leather sole) Clogs, new art'e;
3 KID slippers, Ofevery description
- Feveta and Lasting slippers
variety Of LADIES' Toilet aud Fancy Slippers
Misses Thick sole Kid and French No. Shanghai Kos
sut1 Bootees with general assortment Of Misses and
ChdreHs KidFrnch Morocco Goat and Calf Welt Bootees
GENT IlktlEEiN'S GOODS.
Gentemen's nne calf aterprOOf Boots;
81 Double Sole do
Dress Boots :
Congress Caters, double and
single Sole;
S. " Water-pf shoes and Oxford Ties
large stock Of Mems, Boys and Youths heavy Calf and
KigWgrE, Of good material and workmanship
NEGRO SHOES.
large and vaed assortment Of Negro Brogans, for men
and BOYS Negro b., T. &C. Planters respectfully invited
10 call and examine eluTe purchasing.
r- TRUNKS, VALISES. sc.
args lot Of hne Sole Leather Trunks, for Gentlemen
Ladies:
Ladies' Extra Size Dress Trunks;
4. Also, lot Of cheap Leather Trunks;
Fine Sole Leather Vases Carpet Bags, &c, all Of which
are offered low fOrcash. JOHN RAMAGE,
oct3l No. ~ College street.
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IssSl,zss-s5z,rry,S2 - 9e!sFi
= JjERW0:RL 8. TE63
]GTyz - =

FOR the Complete cure OF Coughs, Colds
Influenza, Asthma, bronchitis, Splitting
OF Blood and ali other LIng Complaint
LcndLng 10 C0nsIlm pli on.
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FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY.
by Authority of the State ofGeOrgial
CLASS %,
To be drawn in the City Atlanta Georgia in public on
TUESDAY, January 20, 1857, on the plan of
SINGLE NUMBERS
10000 TCRETS-23O7 PRIEST
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TET DAVID. Oh ELBGEW PLASTER
rVuE 6rea. H-.aly Cor EHeu1Ct.7n, GOul Pain IN Il
SIDE H.p, sack, Limbs and Joints; Serdfuia SD.
Sal, White Swelling, ilrl llHors, aid Jointas and .i Q
cd pains whatever
f hero r1.s Plaster ls a1DI5I rai1lann exist.
H.. been HaEa.lIEI ct EusEE. Hueh - q
ar 3Tea-nas -.e stomach, Weak Limts. Lauienaaa.
Gf.ar aflre r07 iH their primary stages. Is DESTROYS
llu4lDa ag TarlF ITasiou.
I.u15 Gugt, Pilkgus district, South Carolina, res
l b7 i.s alone bs cured Of Rheumalisll IL b
OF BIS knees. of several years standing.
The following was handed us By srespeciaola Fhysio
Co. GeTr-r-
Uessrs seoy.l q atead.-Grulss T. have been utiar ,
,a-ssar. ana Tar hebrew Plaster Very sNfeHsVelv II
Practice fuFI1r5e year, pass and % s win plCasufe
5tCs ly belief H -Her superiority over all other artc
ai1 ehlh guaiu-s- Cor the Purposes Tor which
are recommended The Hebrew Plaster, especially
uHiyea' Fe1aecl or local pains have also found @
excellent Dp1alior f1r praiHs and 3ruses 70 Tgal
ver-al satisfaction wherever used SIS O5LlNs II
Knoxville Ga.- Eisrch 9Th, 1888.
e-T- Beware ul tJlEterleii1 and base limitations
Inc genuine viii ir future have the signature OF H. q
Tor Oh inc steel plls engraved 90 The Daion me op ofe
lrHrssrs are adIJssd Jaat mean c0uutsTisit ofhis
ucis f5 Il gE.-tslCF-
F.s genuine De- suiI BY u8, ard by oar agents sppoi
f-l.Es Dee South, and 20 F6liaT "a allowed sell %
s-t e g-llsErrz generally are cautioned against huYin
ans H-lur gl-r agents. Otherwise tha vi b idpdsad
Oh 'uy a worthless srrlcle- 5CUVlL q MA .
Il gGll1res street, New Orleans Sole Geuafal cent
ts-IutHeTl a-4lcs5 % wac l 81 orders mas iaFariaol
aftElE5aT.
s5ll also By Euil Brothers, Berry & Denovlli5,
E1scI IlJIas Ws-is and q Is head5rsaoitl p adv
Tens ~ ~ 1l- other hrussists through The stale
.-r--Ir iaiHu-
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Swan & Co.'s Lotteries.
Authorised by the State Of Alabama
SOUTHERN
MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY !

CLASS NJ
To be drawn in the City of Mobile Alabama in public on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1857, on the
PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBElGSl
JOIN HUREEL and W. ". MCGUIRE Esq., Commissioners
10000 TTCKETS-3. 3J7 PRIEST
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CLIFTON & ABBOTT
Yorktown ssa, HILL-WRIGHTs, IROA
Founder, aud the Public Generally .nf
Nashville, aud lhe Surrounding


HAVE Commenced the business Of Pattern Maz.Hn
z ana a.r BE-. ard % make pzstdIus Of Cog WhesIs
VI e- Wheels HJ.segs and I'D kinds 0 6XiuQs Tor nit
rar.r 20 -~rers ana others % ths country Z wnuit
. rav that -u prepared t1 make Thre-bing hsebiugs
. 1gE5 powers, or redz tl0ss That out Of ofds
. .- -ss r-Jsuuabls terms and hope, BY nv consIau
aur r...l.-la- attention rg business, viii fs-ers
shave ..Hrs patronage i-les ri business Washinrto
Stree. .- rf the Bind As 'uI BETS cen the Murfee
lrTr -.. la .rrar.sls sud can be l0aud 81 q
ruu... -r. o-4das Grucery ths Lebanon iurrpit
a..-4a uENRE W0LFENDEf
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mPORTED Malta JAITtN.

TOR sale at my Plantation, IN Williamson coGnty, for
N cash time, FIVE BLACK JACKS, three yea
oil imported fTOm the Island of Malta, Ofpure blood
ys-6md&tW. JAMES d. WILSON
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TO rOlNTRlE 5TERCHANTs.

DCU stock OF Gr1t.sas Ready Made Clothing f1f M
- ilad N inter trade Is Row complete emarscing H7e
rIsHnl fabric % De- found 1 the Eastern Earsa
.a .CU and safe OF tl-lia-- enable % otter gra
ul aeais ruau any aIhar house. n lho cy, s.1l
a = suls.1ul guarantee 90 all who purchase Rad.
lsr GiaafI= and they can supply lhemsevesWith
T er 90 -I les ana aszr ue VI sizes, less 1rc,
" sab .leaF releases direct from The Mauufldturafs.
ai--E- -r--rf O.. BE EEOChVAv q CO.
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No. 10 Broad, and NO, "a SOuth Market st,
Nashville. Tenn
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CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For the rapid Cure OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COUGI
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION,
GathartiC Pills.
Cathartic Pills.

OPERATIVE BY their powerful influence the internal
~ Viscera purify the blood and stimulate into healthy
action They the distinctions of the stomach, bow
els liver and other organs Of the body, and by restoring
their irregular acton o. health. wherever they exist
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IOhn Williams s. Co.
NASHVILLE and CmALL ANO0.A h. g
CONLEy a JOHNSON,
TSurcpssnrs 90 Mcclure 4 Moore

WILL PURCHASE OR SILL PRODUCE AND Property OF EvEa
aprZ5 DESCRIPTION
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-10

PERPETUAL GovERSoR.-Gov. McRae, oil
Mississippi, asks the Legislature how he is to
get out Of Office. lie thinks he is in for life.
The Constitution declares the Governor shall
be elected every two years, but in what man.
ner, or when the term is to begin or end is
not defined. The Natchez Free Press. says
it seems that the botch Legislature of 1851, in
submitting changes to the Constitution hav.
ing managed to make the term of GovernorshiF
perpetual, no one can tell when the OFF.
,cial judges and members OF the Legislature
will expire The whole affair is in mud, and
for oursclf. we can't see who is to decide tn.
point in question. i>-'t As !
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-10
More about the New York murder.


Never since the murder of Adams by Colt,
has the city OF New York been in such state
ofintense excitement as now. The murder
of DIR. Burdell is the only topic discussed in
the papers or on the streets. and yet the
whole affair is wrapt in a horrible mystery.
The New York papers OF Tuesday last con.
tain two and three pages Of particulars. The
investigation of the case proves that though
the house was situated In highly respecta-
ble'' ncishborhood and passed for n '.highly
respectable" house, it has no claims to such q
reputation. Mrs. Cunningham, the reported
wife OF DIR. Burdell, turns out TO have been a
discarded mistress Of the Doctors married 10
Eckei, one Of the boarders in the house. who
assumed the name and passed with The cieT-
gymen as DR.. Durdell, in order as it is sup
posed, she might claim the property, when the
Doctor should be disposed Of One Of the
daughters OF Mrs. CunninSham was the mis-
tresi OF "down town clerk who occupied
rooms in the house; these things prove that
the house was bad one, and that the inmates
are not characters to be above Suspicion
One incident trfling as it may appear proves
'conclusiyely that the Doctor was not murdered
by stranger. The doctor sat at his desk
when the attack was made upon him, appar
emily reading a paper. On each side Of him
were gas lights, and before him large mirror.
Had any one approached him from behind, in
the nervous state Of apprehension he is said to
have been in, he would almost certainly have
observed the reflection in the mirror. As
blood was found on the desk at which he sat-
and also upon his chair, it is inferred that he
did not rise before the attack was made upon
him. But, If the person approaching him had
been stranger, any one from whom he
feared an attack, he would very probably have
got up precipitartly and advanced toward
them. That he did not, is shown by the
bloody desk aud chair, and the stains upoI
the carpet under them. Blood has been founC
on different garments in the upper part of thC
house, thus seeming to confirm the opinion
that the doctor was murdered, by some one
the inmates OF the house. Every visitor ser
wants an | boarders about the house admit the
suspicion on their part, that something wrong
was going on there, but they all seem to stant
3 in pretty much the same suspicious position
We have not room to give the detailed evi
deace, now being elected before a coroner
jury. 1t all points toward Mrs. Cunningham
and Eckel the boarder. Murder will OUT
and long train Of minute circumstances vii
eventually Gx this awful crime upon some on
OF the inmates of that Bond Street House
Z :kel has been committed to prison.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-10
Lecture on Wednesday Evening.

DR.. Owen will deliver his Lecture before
the Library Association on Wednesday eve-
ming. The subject is a most interesting one;
and in department Of the science exhibiting
its greatest progress in modern days, and
showing its invaluable practical uses in agri-
culture. No one in the country is more capa-
be than the lecturer, of giving clear and
comprehensive view Of the subject in single
discourse.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-10

CAUSES OF Mr.. Brooks DEATH ExPBAINED.
II begins to be generally understood that Mr..
Brooks was quietly murdered by ignorance
There is no doubt about it. At the time Mr..
Sumner was so badly hurt, he was attended
by physician, named DIR. Boyle, son of a
former chief clerk Of the Navy Department.
DR.. Boyle gave certificate that "Nr. Sumner
teas not hunt' This, of course, nightly
pleased Brooks and his friends, and DR.. Boyle
became "big dog with that crowd, and.
mark the Singular ways of God-Dr. Boyle
was selected as the physician Of Mr.. Brooks,
and he was allowed to die from the sheer ig
norancc Of his physician! The following Gle r
explanation is from medical man:
at is said Col Brooks died of Group, with
in ten minutes Of his attack. 1t would be
stigma on medical science to allow this report
to be Believed 1t was only a spasm of the
| epiglotts, which is simply valve that closes
the passage to the lungs, when we swallow
food or fluids. Slight congeStions of this lit
tie valve often take place in colds, and produce
cough, with altered voice, and if the conges-
4 ton extend to the muscles of this valve, it
may fall upon its own Orifice, and sufocation
ensue. -A'tr Gee Ef21rga
1.-The remedy is always at hand. The pa
tent may place his thumb on one side OF the
trachea, or windpipe, and his finger on the
other side, small inch below the angle of the
jaw, squeeze it tightly, and push directly up
ward towards the tongue; and the motion,
with the pressure on the muscles, will imme
diately raise the valve to its perpendicular po-
sition, and breathing is restored.-hold it a
few moments till the valve RECEIVERS its tone,
and the patient will be out OF danger"
J When Brooks in his last agony tried to
tear out his windpipe, lie knew that some
thing ought to have been done to relieve him,
but the doctor did not kllog ,ckat 10 do. There
are fifty old women in Washington who
would have known precisely what TO do, had
they been present at that uncalled-ior scene
of strangnation. The gratitude of Mr
Brooks to DR. Boyle for giving a written GER
: tifcate in reference TO the case of Mr.. Sum-
ner, made him. select him as a physician
i His Ignorance OF the real state OF MIR. Brooks
(as he was really ignorant of the real state o.
Mr.. Sumner) led to that gentlemans melan
cholly death.-Nec York Times.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-10
Legislatlve.

In the Senate on Saturday, a petition was
presented by the celorcd citizens OF Rush
county, praying for the amendment Of the
school law, in order to give them greater priv
leges than they at present enjoy. Referred
to the Judiciary Committee. A resolution.
was offered, requesting the committee on edu-
cation to inquire into the expediency/of in
creasing the general levy for school purposes,
from 10 to 10 cents, and another inquiyiug
into the expediency Of prohibiting minors
from using tobacco. The resolution offered
several days ago, for expunging from the re-
cords the proceedings of the Senate, while a
large portion Of its members we're absent in
joint convention, to elect U. s. Senators
was taken up; and the vote on it called
when it appeared, there were three Republi-
can Senator's absent-the votes standing
u for it, % against it; Lieut.. Gov. Ham
mond called the name of Senator Woods
who responded and voted, making a tie, when
Lieut.. Gov Hammond claimed the right oil
| giving the casting vote, against which many
Senators protested. After warm discus
sion the whole matter was laid over till Non.
day.
In the House the committe reported that
no legislation in regard to the State Auditor:
violation of trust was necessary. The Attor
ney General will commence suit immediate
! The State Treasurer reports two draft:
drawn for some $50 600, signed and endorsed
by Mr. G.. Bright, j. p. Drake, Jesse ID
Bright and Allen May, are in his Office, as
part of the State funds under protest; but he
lieves that they will he paid, principal an,
\ interest A proposition to so into the election
of Canal Trustee and State officers on Tues
Ieay-to-day-was defeated for want of quo
rum, the Republicans boiling.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-10

The RIGHTS OF THE WIFE.-A bill similar
to that introduced in our Legislature, by Mr.
DENLY, has had its first reading in the New
YORK Assembly, providing that the wife Of any
man who habitually spends his time and mon
ely at places where intoxicating liquors..are sold
as beverage, thus bringing his family to want
and destruction, shall be entitled to her own
earnings and those of her minor children, with
out nlolestation, on account Of the caprice,
debts, judgment, or other liabilities of the hus-
band
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-10
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

THE RIVER was rising rapidly yesterday.
and large quantities Of drift-wood passed
down, indicating the state OF the river above.
CHTThe Bowling Green arrived from Green
River Yesterday, with full cargo Of tobacco
and grain She leaves for Bowling Green and
way places, to day.
OF The steamer Kate SaIchet, left yester-
day evening for Cincinnati, with full cargo
Shanklin. jacques & Co.. shipped l20 tons
of bulk pork, and other parties 1000 sacks Of
corn and $50 IONS of rags, shpstuffs, &c. On
her return, she will enter the Wabash river
trade.
% The mammoth steamer Jas. Montgom-
cry, passed up on Sunday evening, from New
Orleans to Louisville. She put out large
quantity of freight here, mostly groceries and
gunny bags. She will be here on Wednesday
night; and afford an excellent opportunity for
shippers.
| o. The ferry-boat made her first trip since
"the freeze" across the toaming Ohio, yester.
day morning. The place Of the present ferry
craft is soon to be supplied with one Of in
creased power and capacity,
6JWe are indebted to the officers of the
steamer Fanny Dullitt, for files of Saturday s
Louisville papers.
CT At dark on Saturday night, the river
was falling at Louisville and Pittsburg. The
| Mississippi was rising at st. Louis yester-
| day, and free from ice. The Illinois is open
and rising. The steamer Vienna was sunk
| by ice near the mouth on Friday last.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-10

Mr.. Z. Thompson, formerly commercial
elitor of the New York Courier and En-
aq1irer, and lately an absconder with moneys
/ fraudulently obtained from various friends,
has been overtaken in England and made to
fork over 50, $50 ofhis stolen funds, by the
agent Of f. Whitehouse, Son & Morrison. He
was traced first to London, then to Chester
and then to Holyhead, where he was about to
embark for Ireland, but was nabbed by the
police.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-10

" The Chicago Press records two heavy
failures in that city Of well-known produce
. I'd commission dealers. Their liabilities are
said to be large, those Of one of them exceed
ing 100000. The cause Of suspension it is
rumored, is extensive operations in pork, the
high price maintained by the staple having
caused the disaster through their heavy con.
tracts. c---r-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-10
CONsyTrTPrI0N CUs,ED.

spE NOT DECEIVED bv base iraitrtions. HEGEMAN.
HS CLARK & co. IS GESUlNE 2 GOD Liver OIL. never
and year has proved superior
TO all others. ana the onv reiiabie for OoS5UPTfoN
A there deal Of spurious oil in the market adri
teratei with real Gill; whale OIL de-, &c. too much
cannot be taken to procure the enuine.
Our Oil is made factory in Newfoundland and
each bottle has the be careful
iEGrNAS, CLABK CO.'S "a who had used cite
oil Inferior quay. aud about giving Up despair
have been restored IN health hy using the Genuine oil OF
manufacture. sold by all Druggists jas2i-snasw