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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-24

HISTORY or ALL NATIONS, vson TINE sAatsEsr
s.rIov. Ascrrnr Asp norsan. An. srrxaATslr osv
xx. ~ s. g. GOODRICH.
Evsry man, woman and child In the county, has
heard on Peter Parey"-aIi have read, and all have
admired In their younger days. hs admirable xles Fad
sketches. In the above the vsdabIs Peter comes
again before the public instructor Of the youth
Of the land, but Of those oil maturer s1e--and even
lsarasd men, scholars, aud statesmen may gather oa
its pages vast fund Of information Mr. Goodrich 10
one the most pleasing writer's Of tbs age: indeed
ws except Mr.. Irving. thsss is Who compare
win him In that genial styl Of composition which in
steuc while II amuses the mind The drysst historical
facts become interesting when drawn BY his master
hand yet he does attempt please the mind the
expense Of truth. His statements emneny true 10
history and his eonciusionsjasI
"The History ofail Nations" 10 Mr. Goodrch's great
rest vert. aud Is ono q the greatest werks that
has been published BY the American press. Il 10 II
brary In ITSELF containing faithful history Of every
nation. not In the usual chronological STYLE but each HE
tory separate and distinct 1t is Issued in two volumes,
3 pages, and Is illustrated by seventy maps and 100
engravings. II iselegantly and SUBSTANTIALLY bound
. and would prove an ornament 10 any library. The
work has received the unqualified commentators Of
the drst ofthe country, and among others Willard
Fillmore and VIM. H. Seward. Ofoar citizens We
have certificates from Rev. DR.. Stevenson. Rev. J. u
Rawlins Prof. Barnes aud others stating the WORT
10 the best history ever pnblished.
We therefore feel no hesitxtion In commendng thi,
work to readers. We can do with clear con Il
ence feeling assured that 1t 10 all and than
processes 10 be. We do think Unnecessary 70 snlay
at present upon the many excelencies Of The work.
suppose most Of our readers will have chance to
anime for themselves. Mssss. H. n. Thompson q Co.
agents for the sale Of the work, viii walt upo1
our citizens during The present week, and hope ths
may succeed In supplying our citizens with lsrg'
Number Of copies They hive sold In Louisville duFn
the last two veess some 100 coPies in Indianapolis
they sold rs COPIES and 10 other cities Ike proper
ton The work will not be for sale In any Of the Doe
stores and this will be thsoxIr opportunity Of securing
10. ALL therefore, who desire 10 possess decidedly tn
b,st and cheapest work pubshed should smbrae
the present opportunity Of doing 90.
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" A now paper is to be started in WASH
ingtop City on the LIST Of March. Its chief
editor and proprietor is Major John ?. Hsiss,
who 10 reported to Be an inds6tigabie and OK
psrisncsd editor. The paper is to Be indepsa-
dent with Democratic tendencies." II u
% b called the Timss.s
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p. G. O'RILEY & CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
N6 n . X "A NJ y ..
EVANSVILLE. IND.

~ HAVING 6tfsd tp msmmo1 ~ :
VIII RI Boat, the Largest on TIE
Ohio River In the manner pre-
ourcare eth.
or by RIVER, RAILROAD Oh CANAL,
Without expospg % the inclcency ofthe Wcathev any
property: and attention will Receiv
Storing and FORWARDING and also to the sale Of
Produce consigned to nd all died.
PIG. O'RILEY returns his sincere thanks 90 his nu-
merous friends fof patronage and respect
fu Iy socits aconinuance ofthe same, Which viii be
duly reciprocated.
of oats and their orders carefully aled.
mha-dAvIy - p. @. O'RlLEY 4 CO
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SWAN & CO.'S LOT TERlES.
CAPITAL PRnZE
6 8 @. O O OH

- fas ssileviss scheme win be drawn ~ .. swAx
CO manaessp Of tie Fogf CANES AcADAuY LOTYERv Of
(3sorsie esa MlIJARv AcADAuy tsorTE1y,
Of Aiabaa saeh % their Lotteries fsbrussy S5s.
e- CLASS O,
70 be asssa In The City % Mobile. Alabama In public
SATURDAY. February 7sh, 1857.
fsZ CLASS 81,
r. bs dravn IN the Citv Of Atlanta Georgia n public
TaU RSDAY. February 18th. 1851.
GLASS as.
To be drawn IN the City Of Atlantis. Georgia. In public
SATURDAY. February 18th. 1857. on the
PLAN OF SINGLE NUmBERSl
Tlyes Thssssai TIE Hundred Gad SIXTY Prfses!
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TIN TICKETS!
3O.OOO TICK ETS.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Prizes amounting to-. 500 90
Whole Tickets eto; Halves @; Quarters e2K.
Plan Of the Lottery.

Prizes amounting to-. $zOy ~
Whole Tickets so; Halves %; Quarters e2x.
Plan 81 the Lottery.
The number from 5000. rsspendsg with those
sunbsrs the tickets printed separate slips Of paper
sacrelsd With small tin tubes and placed n wheel
The Wheels are thea rsvevsd. and drawn from
wheel Of nunbe and the time prise 10 drawn
exhibited the audience and registered the
the prise being placed against the number
dvn The operation repeated sss the prizes are drawn
Arraoxn Anox PRrzEs.-fhs preceding aad the two
sueeeedae uuabers drawing the first II prizes win
DO entitled the 10 Apprexnssen prizes according 70 the
The prizes $40 By agsrs Of
shs thai draws the 200 prize. Fer example,
the drawing the $4,000 prise sads With No. thes
sa, II shs Number sads With No. g. thea ali the fiele
whsrs the number ends in will be sntsd 10 en- and
Csrsissssst Packages will ss d u the following rates.
0:rass.s.: P.sa.s. .s,ewA:.. ae.:.s..-......ssc
I" 10 Qssrtsr 90 .......... %
IN ORDERING TICKETS Or CRRTIFlCATRD
Enesse the a,lsy fer the tickets erssrsd
Purchaser eas have tickets sslis Asars they nay
The list prsss will ss.tss pas
Pa, Viii rissss vrite their Plat. sad
give their Peat O Zee. C~suV aaa Stess.
~ Remember that svssy PRISE 10 drawn sad payable In
- All Prise: u q 90 ..l v.s.r - i..sss.s.y .ss.s
The prizes - the uslsl tine fAisy days
All se1l.assatisls strictly con easausi.
Prss shs0 sssAsA OF renewed n ether she>s = sAsr
ZSisss srSssss Sssksss q qssties,sss saHnssta
-. ..11AH 90: 49,; es-.ss
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Two professional blacklegs Of Lafayette,
Ind, have, it Is reported, during the last three
weeks, Cleaned out'' their brethren Of Indian
apolis, including a number Of "Honorables,"
70 the amount Of fourteen thousand dollars.
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rs New YoRK Feb. %.
Tho Cuna-d steamship Asia from Liverpool
with dates to the 18th inst, arrived this A. n.
The steamship North American arrived out
ct Liverpool the 9th inst. Also the Emeu At
Havre.
The latest advices from the East state that
the British troops were advancing into inte-
rior Of Persia - Ea--p rr1s 100
The Queen had delivered speech whers' n
she stated that negotiations were progressing
with the y. 8. and Honduras in reference to
Central American affairs, and hopes that the
existing difficulties may be removed.
The Liverpool cotton Brokers circular quot.
es fair and middling qualities shade lower
and the lower grades firm. Sales Of tho week
IS, O0O bales, Of which spectators took 1000
bales and exporters 3000. Sales Tuesday
1900 bales. The following are the quotations.
Middling Orleans Lie middling uplaDds
BreadstuAs Of ali kinds dull. Provisions
steady At our previous quotations.
Coffee active and steady.
~ HAvnE, Feb. IL.
Cotton N. o. Tres ordinaire lOs {
LONDON, Feb. 10.
The money market is slightly easier. Con-
suls for money t93k, Bankers rates are un.
changed. Barring Brothers quote sugar 81 q
I Q, dearer:
New ORLEANs Feb. %.
Corn buoyant and firm 81; pork buoyan,
1000; lard bbls, 1874; coffee firm slightly
dearer l0H q liz. Sales Of the week
1900, hagss receipts last week 1856. Stock
$4,000. bags. Freight lower. Exchange on
London ~.
- - sss 49, New YORK, Feb. %.
The Grand Jury this morning. returned true
bills against Eckel and Mrs. Cunningham
charging them with the murder of DR.. Bur.
dell. = -.
Young Snoigrass was directed to be held to
bail Is witness,
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AUCTION SALES. I

~
AUC1ION8GR0, COMMISSION MFRCuAnTs,
and Real Bseate BfokerSs
lIAvTN0 lssssl Ter stsrD 81 ysaSs alA ettsd uptAe
Old Cours % Main and Third stroot1 we
receive Cog eas 81 saesn 81 private
faraitsrs. homes. bas1iss. etc.. etc.
CAsh savaoeee made % nsignUonto Wien eequtfse.
Regular salss every fussSay fhurslay and Saturday
se'slest A. n. Alss Tuesday. Wednesday
snt FridayaigAts. ss early gaslisAs.
SALES OF RIAL ESTATE.
The arst Eenday Of every month. oeseloek A. -.
Having previdsd esrsvss with isfss Map the city Of
Evansville soutaaias ell the Ellargsoei and BE-.
svng 10 will b interest Of all esaesrnsd We have
Sc ,e:rs u. ars ns sS.K kv.ry s,sh fec the sale
ted hand In their lisa In time give the uelie dss notice.
The patronage Of these havae Hesses sad Laaes
Ted. us WSoIs.f aEIsoN. Ass CO.
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BEELER HOUSE, vIxcKSxEs.-This new
hotel, just opened by I. j. Bselsr, Esq., well
known to many Of our citizens a. Sheriff of
Knox county, is designed to be second to no
hotel in the State, in all its appointments for
the accommodation Of the travelling public.
1t was inaugurated into public notice last
week by . magnificent and sumptuous sup
per, which was dispatched with great gusto
by large crowd Of citizens and stringent
Mr.. B. has spared no expense in finishing and
furnishing his house, in all its details. Peo-
pie who have stopped ct this house say, IL Mr..
b. keeps up his house - he began. landlords
viii have to look to their laursls or yield the
palm. The Beeler House Is designed to be-
come great favorits with travellers on the
several railroads. which its location 90 we'll
accommodates. The card Of the ''Beeler," will
always be found in the Journal.
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0T Mr. Dexter, the enterprising travelling
agent Of the firm of Bement & viele, informs
us that he met one hundred and twenty
agents, drummers and collectors, congregatsd
in the little town Of Salem, ILL.,, last week
They represented the mercantile and manu-
featuring interests Of all the larger cities Of
the East and West. Salem must be an i'm
portant place in the estimation Of agents,
else they are determined to make it %.
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or The friends of the Rev. Mr. Bland, will
make donation party at his residence on
Thursday evening, Feb 18th.
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L1ABILITIB9.
The Of Lisbilitss das not due 10 Banks or
other ditors-pothaG.
Losses adjusted add dus-aothing.
adjusted and due. 6.65.65
Losses unadjussd or contested. sad wstngl ia Iza IN
All on:; claims ss.inss The oo oa.v ara :1a for pr.t
ing. Re.
Tie greatest amount insured In aay eae city. town
village varies.
also istsaen 10 to limit the loss By any
TO elo. oo00O.
The amount capital earnings IN any other
security for losses thefsn the Capital
earsngs of this Company are thus deposited
Tbs Charter Act OF Incorporation sad aDendnent,
the same Sled IN April. le55.
this 7sh aay Of Jauaary
1857, HENRT FOWLER. Justice eftbe Peace,
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RIVER INTELLIaENCR.

THE RIvER had risen about one foot up to
the time Of going to press, with . prospect
of still further rise Of several feet imme-
diately. The upper rivers are all running
out with . considerable food, and full river
may be expected at this point during the
week.
A NEW GREEN RrvxR PAcxET-A new
packet, now building at Louisville, to b call
ed the Union, which will be completed in
three weeks, and will be under the charge Of
Capt Roberts, is designed to run from Evans
vile to Bowling Green. ~ tss. -
The new boat 10 the siss Of the Har-
rison Bridges, and will put in strong claims
for public favor among our river packets. -
OF Caps. Kountz, the popular, well known
commander Of the Crystal Palace, has just
launched the hull Of new and magnificent
steamer. She IL now at Pittsburgh receiving
her machinery, and is destined for the lower
Mississippi trade. aFaa zs.s
OF The Moses McLelland which spent the
ce-bound season with us passed up yesterday
morning from New Orleans. We thank her
polite clerk, Mr.. John Wilson for late New
Orleans papers. e. ..s.s...,'-.. {
or A very large amount Of merchandise
was received Yesterday by river. mostly from
Cincinnati and Pittsburg. Some half dozen
boats were unloading 1t the wharfa great por-
ton Of the day. ai''7ssas.,sil -
@ The enterprising little Wabash packet,
Gov. Powell, arrived yesterday from GRANVILLE
with full freight Of grain, pork. lard, and
other loading Of promiscuous character. She
will return again this evening. and shippers
will find il first rate opportunity % f6rwsrd
their goods to customers. 80 -,
u The arrivals and departures Of boats
at the levee yesterday. were the largest Of
any day Of the season ELf8
OF The elegant and fast running North
ernsr, passed up last night from Memphis.
Our attentive friend Archer, Of the Office, will
accept our thanks for late papers and other
hvors. The Northerner will b down on
Thursday morning 'fe'a4.ss-'ss .t'ss - &. '.,e-
OF The regular Wabash packet v. X.
Stevenson. will leave Tor the Wabash River On
"Wednesday evening at 4 o'clock. Shippers
will take note Of her time ofdeparture. a..s
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u. y. PENNlNGT,

il j. PENNINGTON
HAS iast received larys supply Of sspsrisr saniy
Grxrexprs,. rotxo Htseu,
IufERiAL snl 'f- Bxxcx.
I. e.sdss psskss b psunl 10 suit sssts1s
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Fall CAM p AlGNI
HEAD QUARTERS FOR HARDWARE AND
CUTL cry!
CHARLES s. WELLS,

CHARLES s. w ELLIS,
aUs j.ss received very Lsnox Asp surs.,cn A;sosf
viii e: ss. s.Ss: ne ssss.siss Of isssrisr
MRRCHANTs
rr,~ IsuAxA iraasoss and Kkxrucxs. respectfully In.
viss AIRS ..d sgrs.s yho tSresa': - A.
o.. ssS sssss: sass /: sS:. Cs
perfectly soaadsat shev then ssoes AT rncks' snas
g: ss::.:a ape.
sine: can. !. s:: .t.: s
here caxArLr s.d As WELL -
s.ss is.s rssE S:5 %s:ss
added 10 my stock BY
DIRxCr iMpoRrATI0S FROM EUROPE.
100 DO Pocket Halves ia every ssylei
Z: s.. !:; : :ss m. :.s i ::. :s'''
: E::s ss -: :sc c;::: :ss:s.:.
- 90 Co. Lock. l.iss aad hack sssiea)
. Sea-. S:ss.. s.a ss; a.. &c., n,,,.., Sat-.
sSsvs.. Chains. Herss saa wrc's Nails. So. sc.
IN AMERICAN HARDWARE.
10 Bssss Wells. (usas). LiPpiasotss end ceiiiss
AK Ews
9 q ssssi sSs~:ls s.a spsAss, (osa.s srs.ss,,
1s @ Scsss Mn g Or n 70 vs. d:s r. .....,
g s:::' ct go :: s. = ~, f::;s:a
500 600 rrs.sS Gus cara D. hss sad water pssss1
> dss Ries 0.ae. (hsif .na hn sssekG
,S sss $685. ss,:ss.is .ss S:s... snv
g. K.
No. ~ Seses brushss IL variety. Asssrs 0inlss
wSiSs ssS LssSss rssis sst sp.sssi Gerry censs s.t
S::. sssi: Sc: .:: & =:
eo0Ica Broad hana Axes, wood Save fansa Hatch
Neisss asss aad Pasest stssvsrds and sPg baiaasss
wi.a'' '.'A' s''s sl Hss.,;; H SU s.i:k
sAYAx'p rrx WARE AND 81 Asrxs IIs wass.q :
Chain Pumps and Chain by the Cask.
Also.-Nssllss. katsi.G. Sewing aad Dsraias. Fiat
Conss. German sad Preach asrPs Ihineies
Sy iii psrshassrs q wheissals. e cordially invited
- CuARLES 3. WELLS,
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USr received aad viii Be seld ~ aaetien st ctr Aue-
tien kes.s 9. az Ne ssvs ssss s:s
se.s:si.s I. q Brown .sd Blssehsa ShsstE. a.
Jsa.s. HesinS Gloves. Miss. spool rArssas. Lias,s
Nerinss. sha.is. Saspeadsfs. &c.. he;
Cloths aad Hair Brdsss. faey soaps Raso Pss Needles
Aeeordse.: snss crest ssZ ss elsn ses
ems 20 mention. W0OLSkx HkLSoN
novl Auetioseers.
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PdlDS9 Rd0oSg9

RdQRS9 R0QoS99
rats AsfAsrss s.frsssssss sssssss IF ss~y fer. 81
CURED BY ExrERNAL APPLICATION oKlv.
Nh. .CAvANAUGn's PILE sALVE
WILL lever s.i's ei,i.s in: :si.:s ssi.:f. s.aU
ONLY n FxiLiBiE REMEDY KNOWN
here sls.yhs,: q: Pnss. sas ne %
;' fss TX fE n ssI Which WIN
that rsqsisss q sy sSssfvs shsh sss s:s-
gsefn.e. fer. ,.llv~i.s -ssi.....,s IN
sivsa their M favsI Il rssssl = H. s6sssy
their eva eases. Read thsA.
The Hon Richard late member fcsnssss fsn ~
80 - Jsslssavilis. H.. xsv. Is. lass.
d.. IaG s, % tss Cave.
. .
Respectfully. RiCHiRD YAfEs.
ss. Rev. B. r. sris'v ssssssss-
''an'hd'a'h n ''sl .:l..s,rss, M, p....,.r IS 1884,
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=: -;
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Dssl Sir Win :s.sssS i sAIs ssy few Gays ss..
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s:s a. .sS ys, Ss'.ss' = - :: e
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Prize = Per -. SEE fs:p Il Szs x LIZ
,,,..,,... - iG 4: LsHss s4sssrar 90.
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r.! .:::i'ss . ''ii'''s sss ss's'' . . rrm.rr.
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nR.J J.. PENNINGTON haviag pprshassd the stock sf
~ Medicines opened for sale By Cfavfsfd Bell. few
desires GALL the 6ttenon 81 the publie,
"a ss.iss e sA city,
1tsuty rsssivsf 1Aditieas f6o Ne Eassfa ess. aad
Which viii Be ss lev tsSns eau y seof6sd ~ any
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River and Weather b Telegraph. ~
, s Sc. Louis, Feb %, q
River still rising. Reached within four feet
summit leves. The upper streams al con-
tinue to swell. About . loot Of snow fell BE-
tween Quincy and Keokuk Friday. Weather
clear, warm and pleasant. .-,.,--,.,-.
..ssi1 1853 CINCINNATI Feb. Is.
River rising slowly. Weather clear and
pleasant. 80 - -
River risen about Is inches since Saturday.
Still rising slowly. Wsather mild and plsas.
ant. .s4sHf s..s'-,s 81
..-.-.--. LounvILLE Feb. 20.
River ~ feet in Canal and "A on the
Falls. Weather clear and warm. ;; 80 =.
VINcEyNEs, Feb. Is.
A culvert on the Ohio and Mississippi rail-
road, one mile West Of here, gave way this
evening about o'clock caused BY the en-
bankment around it being washed away BY
the high water from the Wabash. Tho night
express which should have leA for ST. Louis
at O'Clock p. NJ, cannot leave before morn
ing il then. s,s.s 80 !, s ga g. "a
The Wabash bottom is . sheet Of water
West. and the river rising rapidly.
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WABASH RIvER---Per Isaac Shelby----S0
sacks corn, J. 8. Mitchell Son; 3o9 bbls Hour
p wanck; $50 sacks corn, Crane Cook & CO.; 10 bses
rags, bills. 6ax seed, 1879 sacks corn, HowaSd q
Brown: cylinder, boz eastipgs, east wheel, IS.
Mitchell. rt lnsi se7 .ssen.l f
WABASH kIvER-Per City % Csiro---lol6
sacks corn, 81 kegs lard, bbl. lard, erccs lard
bbls easter oil, p g. ORiley Co.. 81 tiesees isr Sc
bbls pork, 5l saeks cssn, l6e Jacks corn, I6l cks
esru 63i 10 sas wheat, IS sscks Ost, 81 cssks meat
pieees bulk meat. - sacks garden seed, e OATS
sacks Wheat, SOC sacks corn Ie6 sacks wheat IL bile
green apples, John 8. Mteheli. r Esss
GRAYvILLE-Per Gov. Powell--s9e bbls posk, c0l
tiesces lard i9S kegs lard kegs blucr 6ls bas
go s.cks oats. John Michel 80 sacks oats, Howard
Brown; l6l bills. -four; Isl saeks oats bbls.
OIL Dbl eggs p. G. O'kiley:& Co.. bundles rses.
bags feathers, hbls feathers Samuel Orr: 100 bbls
aour. way freight: So 90
Memoranda. sFlfsyy -
The steamer Gov. Powell ieft GRANVILLE God Il !,
o'clock r. n. met steamers In wabash. - srf-
WABASH RIvER-Pes Arksnsav Traveler--65s
sacks corn q sacks DATA j. x ID. Heimsn; $40 sacki
oats 200 bbls pork, Geo. Foster Il Co. eHfFc4
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OF sxs es.Siiiss Of sks .ETxA LTsURAFOE
COMPANY. On ths lsf Jssssry, lss7, - vsqssvss
~ the Lss q tie state sf fsiisss. EAtf
gUyHB usns 81 the CespsraAiea 10 AErxA INSURANCE
COMPANY. located as 6x-tserd. Cena. "a "
TIE Capital Stock IL FvE HUxDsEp fnousAsD DoLIAss
4; The Rsss1s q he Company are: tz9tlt hstAEa
Cash IN hakd saj in Ph9oif Bask zss 80
o.sa o. u MAJ WIN AS 90
C.ss IN The has as Of saa aas oe Asssss ass
Real Essssc uninsa nSsrsI ............. <7.sss o.
Nesssas' Bs.ds :sss s'.l..as'.iy :: cS g
Iacoas &c ~ - % go. 800 90
~ ysnsy c'v "ssst Desss'e w s<ssssA{ 10 800 90
10 Hsrtfsf CITY 6esis per ct sally 1000 90
s Nilwaukis % I" 10 HFf''f g !. 60W,Qo
Money shs Company SCORED ~ nsstgaGs.. e75f0e
Bills rsesivshls ". -: % Hs .se
I'D s ssssss naf's ssv nave. haaresece. 800 %
los ss.s.: ii;;s:;1f q. s;:S .,ooo
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TX GROSS Bonnet Boards just reed ~
il . deea z. H.c0OK 4 SON
CnHEsE AND nUCH WnEAy.7, s.ss. usst-
railroad asd fsr ssisSy jssS vioKekv JOHNSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-24

rHD1Y-1oURTH c0N0RBss-sEcoND SESSION..
y WAsHIxoroS, Feb. %.
SEsErE--Mr. Biggss amendment to the
bill authorizing the people Of Minnesota to
form . Constitution and State government,
directing that mono but citizens Of the United
States be entitled to vote with reference to
the adoption Of . Constitution, passed the Sem
ate By vote Of twenty seven to twenty-four.
LATER FROM HuRoPH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-24
INSURANCE. AGENTS CERTIFICATE OF
AUTHORITY.
THE STATE OF INDIANA
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
1ndfssapolis. January nth f857.

wBEsEAs. The ErSA ISsUR AScr Contrary. 81 Hartford
has died In this once statement Of iO condition the let
Of yanu.r the Get q is ineerrs..tos snd aasnd
certified and its vritsa
soun ating ~ Agents sad authorizing them Suy ssl
rsssrvedy 70 seknevsdss service Of process In The west
Of suits.
Now nsrsssrs. In % the requirs1snts q "a.
sesd entsd Get fos the Of
Oeupans defining ber sat prescribing
their dati approved Mach H. iass having
ssetoTy svdeues Of fall pliaBee the require
nents and specifications 81 thas set HIeA1 B. TAI
Auter state % Indians DO hsrsby certify that
Company the business efIss.rsaee
Agent Of ssid rHA INSURANCE. C0nPAuY. Of Hart
ford In this JOY t 1851 TIE extent that b.
may ossienea SD appointed ~ The nd Company
Is WrNRss WngnEOv. I have heS0eo subeeffbed
3Ls nv name. saA eesssS the Seal Of eass 10 be
(.>~>N affixed this nth day ~ ysausry. 195y.
ysa1s II. 8. TALB0ff. Auditor 81 Sea1s.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-24
NEW STOVE AND TIN STORE.
JAMES scAuTLrN,
- s; ] ]:
Ia. sfths late 1rn 81 J !.
Scsssin 3 Sea, has
0fN opened In Ms nsv bTisk.
~G n between wsssr ed Rissl
9M24JA streets epposiss he sll
I6tats Baak, whore he hoD
the Largest asd bsst
meat In the city 81

Stoves CastIngss
Mantle and lamb Crates,
Tin Wsrs Japaud prsseA Britannia ware ths ls1sS
ssyies ss Hot ESALE ssl RETAIL.
Give him ca 10 VII xpefienesd In hs bssinsss. ~
knows how 10 bay hss be s cheaper thsa ssy sas
In the trade.
brated Plovs, xan1o
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-01-14
LADIES, DEPARTMENT.

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Ladies' Jenny Lind Boots, Buskins and Ties; Ladies'
Patent Leather Buskins and Ties, and Morocco Boots
Misses seved and Pegsed Caters and Shoes, Of ali
kinds; Childreu's Shoes, &c.
sIOEMAKEirS FINDINGS & T0OLS-ALL mi
Mos COCO. CAT Skin and Upper Leather, and every
thing usually Eept in our lire. which viii he sold for
rAsH. lower than can be found elsewhere IN the county.
April -. IS53- J. MsCONNELL & co.