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Arrived.

Steamship Ariel Ludlow Hasre ard souibanp,oa Oct &
mds' aud ass 10 Torrance Hes had suceessn VI we.
Steam .lir hometown ianish. Richmond &c, md.e. oa
steamship Blacs Warrior smith, New.Orleans Oct Ru.
Havana l5th M mdse ana TO Livingston Croeu.na
Co. kNp,rsI ced'rry hrsyy ~eashsr from uoihw ard AL
east~ ard sinc, leaving Havana
Ship Elizabeth tBr,mrn), Schmidt, Bremes Sept. T. nls
<o2 psss. to iivnning, Muller Go'ng Had one birth
ship ST. Nichols brasd,n, Have 30 P y ms's snd q
Ship Rhue bouLo p. Has experienced ght cassry and
ery ~etee passage been Il days w Of the B,uii
sbp nd Pigeon tchIrsr Mayhem Pi.aqs CoA,, Of Peru
Aug b. coJI,r hide, Sc, 10 John Randall W.B days %
ai 10 5, Ion ~ % sgi sed ship Nghtpgsev f and Sr
ton, from Pedeng; >,p' n e. 10 - Ion 70 I" 'gDssd
Br bark Meg Merlt from Londonderry tor AsOs Bay With
Es,k ssss'rah tof RehmO1d Bush Liverpool AUG s. coal
SABINE hence for Buenos Ayes
Ban Anssnih CBrenlJ Plobs, Bremen Is dsy' mdse. AID
Bars waHhsm tot Riehmon6, Me- William, Cardiff Sep.
Bng Uiion OBJ, smn, Windsor N. s. Il days plaster
Scir R. c. A. Ward, Edwards, Virginia days, wood to
s,hi. Caroline knight, Rowel Lubec day. h'h, ss,O
Smith & Nnton.
ScLr Ysltic Keller Machiss days. lumber to Msyhsv.
Schr 5. witch wsdmOre B.acoa Oct. ffui, to T. Oh
S.hr L. D. Wentworth Ryder, ST. Johns N r., - days da
scbr H. Nash Perry Harrington IS days, lumber 20 Smith
B'.ynt.n: ,.-,-
Sslr Maine, Brown, NPhtordt ID
sch,. Csdn.us, Robris Port Even Tor h1eklAld
sehr. Psls.. Freoc6 Roesland, niue.
Scir. Empress, Head, kocsiaDd, lime.
S,br Lucy White, Any, Rocklsno, stone
S,br. El,hs Allen, k'okisnd stone.
S,hr Yarmouth, pbibuey, Boston for Albany.
SchI. :. Brsn,fd, Buell., Portland Conn, stone
ScIr N Smith Smith New bsyeu t'T Delaware.
s-hr Ls~r nee Bridgeport hsb
Schr ELz,b' Helen, tOe q n twcu for fawtdcseL
St. amer KeBU.bec, Hand, Philadelphia and .spo NAY
mdse. and pass To- y. Perkins
steamer O.ceoa smith. Norwich and New London. nd'e
to f.. IA. Rockwell.
Steamer wsmsuta, Nye, New Bedford, mdse. to Jo~PA
Allen.
steamer Pelican Adrcb, Providence mise to Isaac DIAL
sAILED-oc 20 hip. Of the West Gray A.n-
ws Marion, fo.t,r CLaTeslon and ROa.oke, Skinner Nor
iols Ac
WIND-During the day, from " r. TO $ "
The w. steam frigsie susquehaDna lowed from the
lower bay TO day and anchored al the Navy Yard
by Telegraph.
NEW-ORLFANS, Oct. 2O-au. ships Juyenfs, Rome I'd
Everett Southern Chit a. Princeton aud bars Regina
from New York, Young Sam Portland Rochsmbesi, and
Coumodorr Boston Moses Taylor aud L.uoothra Liyerpoo
Joshua Msursn Baic.tpns.
kEW-IRLEANS Oct. q Arr. ships Martha Mott, Sosw
mui, sLd Eno Talbot, from Bottom GeoIss Washloston
Liverpool Lsuabee, Trieste bark Virginia E'tona no DO
Jaueo.
SAVANNAH, OCT. 2.-Arr ships John Henry from Bs,,i
sont. Johnny York Relutc Philadelpha 0sk,
land London Loud'.D, Charl.sto
In the Ofiug. ship Uncle Joe, from New-York.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.

SUN-Risss... 6l9 s.ts-........ 5;tut Moon.., a,
HiSH R-rHis DAY. Wv
SANDY Hook. $50 Gov. ahd $50 Hell GA,e a.,
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MEETING Of the HENRY j. lk,incxx
"A GUARD. held ~ their Tnursdsy ess~ sssst
Il, 1859, ,hs following preamble and Revolutions S"'
u1ousy accepted. sroHr
WhSreas 1, has pleased Almighty God In BIZ esn
deics 10 by death our worthy eomrsde ssp
MICHAEL J. HANNAN, from uis.t Therefore - ~
hsHLted That IN the death Of Michael hspHs ,s 90
hid our hish,,t ;..m snd ", regret that 80
b. called from IN the prime u life, 5n a., vs
The will Of Divine Providence, who coetH a. =,
Therefore, b. II - - sayee1
ResOirsd Ina, deeply symoAh'ze VITA " sulI sss
motLer and friends for the oss u one v no -, - ~
son bu, beloved s,.ciat- and trus, thst seI
Esn snd hop. that this will b. solemn ~ Sn
also ready. fer y, know the osy nor The Aoui
# Man eam.ik" therefore, BE- il a., II r,,ortsn
Rescited That copy II IL. above pre1loh ~ s.cra
be sent 70 hs mother ana be "a ,lished 10 nr.s
GEORGE J. TYSON
X. J. BLAKELocK, Sec rotary.
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NV vopu n.,,y TRIBUNE, FRIDAY OCTOBER %. 1853

We barn that the Trustees of the Mineral Bank vi
MaIyad, expect IA pay second dIvi vn OF 81 cents
On a.. collar, sh' ut the l., OF November next. they
have s.sdy yad or. dividend Of p y crut. IL -
exp,c that at the third AID final dividend aboai -
g cert vii le declared thus making total Of y cents
Oh the collar.
The Rochester Union says 1.-THE c,unterfeiting
cer,ry nave got possession of tngravers coucentrc
lathe. nno can bow make good note anybody.
Tn.ylave just pnt out a ten on the Metropolitan
RAJ ,fN,w.YWk. which pa1Lles people very m1ci
indeed sem say il is not counterfeit Tue BIN has
red int an the 'ace winch must have been done in
.n,neravers la'he. The ceSt'r ut this blIl l. IKE
49, r,ruine one on the L, rrn Bank of this
,,v /, Is m Ind mounted horse, ia the act Of
.r.arrr buffalo, Look out for such tens on the
Metropolitan Bank
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Also, at D. APPLETOy2 Co.'S, DICK FITZGERALDS
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by Telegraph.

The v. frgsie SusquehaDna lowed from the
low Ell bay TO day, and anchored al the Navy Yard.
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LAND wARRASTs.
Buyfns 8@lt
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-18
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, Feb I'm
Flour unchanged; limited demand. Hogs
unchanged; receipts light. The Price Cur
rent gives returns from I06 packing places.
showing an increase. compared with last
year. Of ais 900. There is also an increase
in weights. Provisions unsettled; accurate
quotations cannot be given; holders seem
firm. Whisky Is. and in active demand.
...-r. CINoINNATI,- Feb. l7-P. NJ.
Flour in moderate demand, ind steady
with sales Of | soo bbls at So 1893 80 i"r
supcrfnc and 50 9O@4 ~ forchoice to extra;
receipts light. Whisky advanced to IL with
an active demand. Hogs firm at ss96 %.
Provisions opened unsettled, but large
business was lone on Change. The sales oil
bulk pork reached 1000 100 pounds and up
wards. including lots at Madison AMI Louis
vile, and various points in Illinois. at ga 81
for shoulders; TX tor l.ams. AMI g for sides
Mess Pork was i'm active demand ut 10 %
but holders asked higher prices. Lard active
ut az; held at 10 at the close.
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Philadelphia Market.

IHILAUELFHiAf 4 co. y =
Glover Seed less active; 400 bushels sold ut
IS 2595 81. Flour continues dull. but with
out change in prices; 800 bbls sold at So for
Ohio; IS S71z@5 50 tor fancy, and 81 S71S
for superfne. Rye Flour dull ut So. Corn
Meal 81 sT1l. Wheat unchanged, sales OF
red at slgI os; white ut 81 lS(Gl 80. Rye
is wanted at 10. Corn is in demand, and
5000 bushels yellow in store, sold ut co..
Oats dull. Coffee advanced &c, with sales
of loco bags Rio at l0A@l0I. Sugar and
Molas>es are qniet. Provisions advancing.
Sales of Mess Pork at SIS; hams in pickle at
81; sides at 81. and shoulders ut 7c.ou 60
DAYS. Lard Is held at loI< in bills; and lli<
in kegs. tt,rdull at ll9l3. Wool quiet,
2,,OOO pounds sold ut SI936 for mixed tleeces
Whisky. $40 bbls sold ut IL. 81 rs
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THE RIVER at this point continues to recede
slowly. rl
The packet j. II. Done will be up to-day
from Cairo, and will leave again in the even
ing with freight and passengers for all points
on the way.
The steamer John Briggs viii hereafter run
as regular packet between Louisville, Ev-
ansville and Henderson. leaving Louisville
every Tuesday and Friday.
On Friday night last the Quaker City en-
counterd storm, and struck snag at War
saw, KY, which caused her to leak badly.
The Ohio is reported gorged with ice short
distance below Pittsburg. g
There are over nineteen steamers ice bound
ut ST. Louis.
Jacob c. Grceger, the mate who shot Capt.
Carris on the steamer Sun Flower last Novem-
Der, has been examined in New Orleans, and
committed for trial. ~
The Lands and Susquehanna will be down
to-day for New Orleans. 70
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AN ORDINANCE.

To require fines and for breaches Of the ornsn-
OF the City, to he satisfied 10y labor il not paid
or replevied.
SECTIos l. Be IL ordained by the Common Council
OF the City of Evansville, That, whenever any person
shall he adiudged to pay any fine for breach Of any
ordinance Of sd city, and shall for hours
after the judgm shall have been rendered against
him. "a o. pay such fine with all the costs sjudged
against him, il shall be the duty of the Mayor or the
civ cause and require such person to labor the
streets, or other pnbc works improvements OF tie
city, day for every sixty lsoc cents OF such fine
and until the shall he fully satisfied. Eisht
10 ten hours to const tute day.
Section 3 Such labor nay he done under the i'm
mediate supervision Of the Mayor or be may direct it
soner, anil in either case II shall he awful for the
Mayor or Street Commisuoner to require the party
convicted labor with hall and chain attached his
egur ANGLE in such manner TO prevent his escape,
and said Mavoror Street Commissioner may use such
reasonable corporal punishment as may be necessary
compel person convicted aforesaid perform
the required lahor.
SECTIONS This ordinance shall be in focce from
and after its publication.
Approved january 10th, isss
Attest: JOHN UEwSON. Mayor
WELL II. Waller, Clerk. janis
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TO FARM Frs.
CHARTER ELECTION.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the qualified voters Of
y the ~ of Evansville. hat special election ia
he hei the 10Th day OF Fe rrary, Is5s, upon the
al Iption o. rejection Of the New City Cha. ter .
p ces, and the following mare persons az the
last meeting OF the Common Council, appointed In
spectos of said election with powers 10 appoint their
oSR judges and Clerks 20 witt
Ff2sT pREcIYCT.-Al that portion OF the City lying
and he.ng aiove Main street, a. qualified voters
thereof 70 vote at the Neptune Engine Houss-JOhn
Burtis. Inspector.
SECOND PREcIScr.-All that portion ~ the G ty
between Nam aud Division streets, the qualified voters
thereof to vote at the Young Ameri Engine House
VIM. III. Bio court, Esq, Inspector
THIRD PRECISCT.-All that portion OF the city be
low Division street-inclusive OF that portion OF the
city heretofore known as Lanasco City, the qualified
voters thereof to vote at the Union Engine House
Daniel Chute, Esq, Inspector.
Those voting for the adoption Of the New Charter.
viii vote New Charter, those rejecting the same will
vote sold Charter''
BY orier of Common Councils:
fcbs-2w WELL II. WALKER, CLERK.
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The Triumph Of Mechanism.
A M z RIcAN WATCH Z S,

'H>IIESE WATCHES ARE PRODUCED BY THE
n same system that has made American Fire Arms
the best In the world AZ substitutes the rapidly and
precision OF mac inery for the slow and unreliable
results of hsndiCra. The factory consists of series
of machines devised expressly for this establishment
each q which works true to exac.ness, turning out
each part SO as to be an accurate mt IN any one OF
thousand watches Absolute precision of time nearly
a tanned by these watches, as the inevitable result OF
their simplicity and eXacness of structure. The ease
OF their repair Is obvious the makers have always
on hand for SALE the different parts of the watch per-
fecty finished, to repair damages.
Besides the watch heretofore offered 20 the trade we
making second quality, Inferior 10 the FIRST
only in Ia wing less finish in lmmaierial parts and a
lighter case This we offer al price 50 moderate as
to be within the means OF everv class, and We re-
Commend assoud and reliable, and greatly superior
to imported watches of equal price.
Tile trade are cautioned against English and Swiss
limitations with which the Country Is flooded. Each If
our best Watches is engraved tho plate, APPLET
TRACY q Co.. Waltham. Mass, and IS accompanied
with u Certificate OF genuneness and perpetual wax
raniy. oyerouronn signature.
We reflt with ESAMEL DIALs, OF beautiful quail
y, watches If all kinds, the dials to which may
have been brokeh
Urie may lie addressed TO us direct, or 70 any Of
the under mentioned firms, who are ag ants Tor the
sale OF our Watches.
Messrs. COO Err & FELLOWS, No. II Maiden
FELLOW & Co, No. Y Maiden Lane, n. Y.
PLATT x BROTHER. M. 20 Maiden Lane, y. y.
HILDEBURN & BROTHER, Philadelphia. ~
,PRATT& REATll, Philadelphia n
PALMER & BACHELORS, Boston.
BIGEL0W BROS. n KENSARD, Boston. Id a.
DUHME & CO.. Cincinnati.
and Messrs R0BBINS & APPLETON. No. Is Maid
en- Lane, N. Y, our general agents.
nf APPLETON, TRACY CO.,
febl7-smdSw Waltham, Mass.
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Washington Items.

WAsHISoToS. Feb IN
The Charleston papers state that the body
OF Cap. Jas G. Farrar, of the bark Cheshire.
OF Damariscotta, Maine. was found in the
dock. tie had been ashore in company with
friend the proceeding "ight, and is suppos-
Gil to have been accidcntly drowned ry fall
,iny into the dock from the wharf The shin
ping displayed theirtAags ut half mast in
peet TO his mem"ry. HHI
Conmndo Jones Is lying dangerously
I'll near Washington. 7a
An Official statement shows the effective
force OF this navy embraces sixtytwo vessels
OF all kinds.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

February l7th.--3 bbls dried apples. so
hides bis apples. SKIS feathers, Z SKIS aI,-
Piles, ! Dol bu ter, Preston Bro; llJ barrels
hour. ] car load chickens L q O'Rilcy; %
bbis whisky. Ii Anspacher; bx books. Do
bell d. C"nyngton; ia bbls tiour. i 4 Crane;
245 bush wheat. ear load pork II bushels
wheat. J Jaques-; "a hbls beans, bags
rags. Wheeler ~ Riggs; s bb.s four. Gen. Be-
Foster Il Co; kettles copper, box, n III
Johnston; I2s bags wheat. Mills d Bros; =
bbls dried apples, Geo Venneman;3 bbls
eggs, ] & ID neimann; 81 bbls aud % sacks
Hour, Tenney e. Sorcnson
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~ Boston, Feb. I'm
Two scrioss fires occurred last night. Nos
A.. AZ and 46, Union Street. were burnt and
also No. i31. Hanover Street. Among the
occupants OF the In llings were w A Barnes
hardware; Chamberlain 81 Co. Stoves; Will
lams d Morendi. Sheet Iron workers; with
number of Others. The loss is from si5,-
900 70 $50 00o.
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WELL III. WALKER. Clerk.
AN ORDINANCE

To prescribe the time within which real estate may be
sold for the payment of City TaNes assessed thereon:
SECTION BE IL ordained 10y the Common Council
of the City of Evansville, that from and after the pas
sage of this Ordinance. II ss and NAV he lawful for
the City Collector at any time after the hrst Monday in
October, and before the second Monday of March Of
each year 10 make the taxes assesed real estate,
either Nv the seizure and le Of the goods and chattes
of the owner claimant thereof by sellingthe lot
piece If ground Itself. upon which the tax remains
unpaid much thereof may be nee esssy TO pay
such taxes and costs of advertising and sale.
Attest: JOHN HEWSON, Mayor
WELL III. WALKER. Clerk, feb3
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. Feb lT--N
Flour quiet and steady at 81 81. Wheat
nominal; receipts light; red quoted at 81 05
9l 10; white ut 81 l509l 90. Corn quiet at
IS for white and yellow. Whisky buoyant
at 2211G23 for City, and 20 for Ohio. Clover
Seed dull ut a 1895.
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FARES.

For any information or through tickets apply
Companys Transportation Office, head Of Locust stree
Evansville. t--..-.-- I'D
JOHN INGLE,
''' 5000 CO.. superintendent
IL Henderson ssmrn rrcial. Mt Vernon Advocate
Evansville Enquir and Mt Carmei Register take GU
former advertisement and copy. ID nov15.h ,
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NV YORK. Feb. I7-P. N.

Cotton declined Nc; upland middling li1<;
Orleans l2H. Flour dull; $500 bbls sold;
Ohio loo lower; sales ut 81 1894 So. Wheat
dull; 5000 bushels Southern white sold at
81 lS@l 81. Corn firm; $4,000 bushels sold !:
white 67@69; yellow 66@6T. Whisky "
lower. sales at 1914. Coffee Nc better at 81
QllX. Molasses firm. Freights tirmer. but
inactive. Receipts of bceves 2,7S0; sheep
$500, Swine none. Beeves declined; sales at
7l@lS-average So, 200 choice live hogs
sold at 69S. Stocks lower; Missouri 6's S31S.
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SrKrSsrrELp, o. Feb lT-Px

SrRINerIELD, d. Feb lI-Px
A fire last night destroyed tho Western
Public School building. Loss SO 900. In
sured for $4,000. Another fire destroyed q
large stable valued at s700. No insurance.
Both supposed to be by ineendiaries.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-18
SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL he received hy the City Council 4, the
W office of the undersigned, until SATURDAY. Feb.
ru,ry i3 1853 for the filing 81 Lots No. IL II, 10.
IN BLOCK No. ], urth Enafgement, the earth for the
Canal and Sixth s,EssIx. Lamasco City,
fehalw WE'LL II. wAGKER, Clers.
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rllE RIVER.
Arrivals and Departures.
lrrsm p. q. O'Riley 4 Co.'S Regis,er.l

FEBRUARY II. .-.
Baltic, New Orleans to Louisville. ,......-.
Alvin Adams, Memphis 10 Louisville.
John Briggs, Louisville to Henderson and hack.
Empress, Louisville TO New Orleans.
Southerner, Louisville to Memphis.
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New York Market.
Nkw YonK. Feb I'm

INV IOHh- T co III
Flour quiet; 800 bbls sold; State is IN
changed and nominal; Ohio is SC better at
"a 75SG4 81. Wheat very dull. Corn de-
clined; 5000 bushels sold at 66@6s. Mess
Pork buoyant. Beef firm at sIo 5o@s!S co..
Lard &c better at sH9lOT. Whisky firm
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INV YoRK, Feb. I'm
The steamship Arabia sailed this morning
with $4)O.000 in specie. -rn
The unitci State> Steam frigate w abash.
Com. Paulding, Is below, at anchoa on the
har
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r AlLR DAD.
10 r Louisville, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Indian.
..-..l-. apoiis aEd tie East ~
..,.'5 CHANGE OF TIME. s
MONDAY, NOVEMBER. essd, 1896.

I'm and after this date, the Mail passen ger train will
~ leave syansyille at o'clock and 20 minutes y.
NJ, making close connection at Vincennes with trains
East aud West the0hio nd Mississippi Railroad for
Iusville Cincnnath ST. Louis and Cairo, and arrive
AT Terre lIaute at Gl0P, VI. connecting direct with
Express trains for Indianapolis, cleveland and the
East, and for Chicago and Central Illinois.
yincennes at sss, aud arrive as Evansville at 1898
p. NJ. ~ a. a-
Freight trains with passenger csrattached) run
follows: Leave Evansville at 6:sa A. NJ, Arrive NJ
Terre lIaute at ago Z. NJ Leave Tere laue at $40
A NJ. Arrive at Evansville $40 p. NJ.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-18

WYE are receiving our + ALL STOCK or GoODsI
~ consisting in part of Dress Silks, French and
English Nernoes, Muslin Delanes CashIneres. cling
hams Prints, flaBnes Blankets, extra size; Erocha,
Wooden and Stella Shawis; Cloths, Cassmers; Man
tillas. style; loaks at al prices; Clinical sczrfs
Gloves, Hosiery, Beached and Brown Sheetlngs, Car
petings, Rugs, Floor Oil Cloths and Danask goods for
Window Curtains.
our stock is now well assorted, and we invite the
sept34 j. OAKLEY soN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-18

.l r-H The Weather.
FEBRUARY, IL Photographed this moaning
at o'clock by the L. & W. line.
Cleaveland-Cloudy; Mer
Springfield. Ill.--Cloudy; mer 90.
MISUNDERSTANDING: mer Is.
Burlington--C. oudv; mer Is.
Rock Island Clear; mer Is.
Janseyille-Wind n. mer 10.
Prairie du Chien-Snowing; mer 10,
7sl Fulton. l.l.-Cloudy; mer lS
Chicage--Snowing; mer 81
Fon du Lac--Snowing. m,rs.
Milwaukee showing; NOR 81.
Dctroit-CIoudy. Zero. .--f
Columbus Cloudy, me. Is.
ST. LOUIS ;oudy; mer ~
Toledo-C!oudy mer Is.
Pittsbnrgh-Clear; mer IS.
Buffalo-Clear; nier 4.
lphia-Clcar; mcr 90
Sackville. n. B.--Clear; mer below.
ST. Join. n. B.--Clear; mer at Zero.
30 Portland-Clesr; mer 8.
O<wcoo-Cie'r IT; mer 10.
New Tork--Clear; mer "a.
Halifax-Clear; mer l2
Boston--Blnstering: mer 9
: st. Johns. n. F. Cloudy; mer 81.
Nashvilie--Clear: mer So.
vick~hurg Mercury 40.
Natehez- -Mer SO.
New Orleans mer SIX.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-18
STEEL FIRE SETS
COAL!! COAL!! COAL!r

HAVE just erected Fair ankis Scale, for the pur
1pose Of weighing my coal. shall sell nv coal Nv
weight, according to The Law Of the State. have a
large stock Of superior qaaiity of Pttsurg Cual and
invite all my friends to give me call and ry H. I
have heen eighteen years in the business, and profess
% ne Judge The price a coal is cents per bushel
All orders left at the Gas Companys Office, betweeu
First and Second, on Locust street, Hornlrooks
store, on alter street or at my Co al Office, the La
masco Wharf, will he attended to- All coal nuxt he
paid for when ordered, in hansahle currency.
dsc22 q. ANDREW HUTCHINSON.
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River News.

ltI- River News.
PirrsBuRo, Feb. i7-River unchanged.
Navigation suspended.
CrSoNsAri, Feb. l7--River fallen inches
last IL hours.
LorrsvILLE, Feb. II M-River stationary,
bfees inches ip The canal. Indications Of
snow,
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LAND FOR SALE.
SOAP AND CANDLES,

SOAP AND CANDLES 4
- Is boxes full weight Star Candies: as
- boxes Cincinnati Jallov Candles;
~ noxs CinciEaat Palm soap. All Of choice
% sffRss if Z Sowry..
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BUCKETS < TUBS
ID 80 dnz. plain ann fancy buckets;
80 do fancy half do;
80 tioz. painted tubs, 81, ald3;
25 nests - ea) do;
% do Is cal do;
just received in store and for sale by -.
WHETHER A. RIGGs