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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-04
CHOICE LIQUORS.

a LIS & H0WES have some OLD BOURBON
"A " Hiskf and FINE BRANDY, II tolbes, for
the complaints OF the season. for The hef eff ther
friends Those wanting good aEftle VIA call AZ
jy25l ALLlS & u0WES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-04

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FALSO- Af.kinds Of Domestic Liquors, and cor
stantiy large supply Of Old and Choice Bourbon
Rve and MononEahe;a WHISKY. g. iansgrd&wtf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-04
ra,HE BOSTON DELTING ColpANY.-

S1 do 3, 50. inch, and ply;
Hu TOO do 4tk, 5. o nch, and rly;
20 do !, s,l0 inch, 5and ply;
zoo d0tl2, 8, T. inch. ID 4py;
The best Be.lng used, adapted for wet "a daAn ST.
uations, can BE applied where ther Belins caiino
Be sure you purchase the Bgsl0p. article Boston
better vulcauiZei than New YORK Bellins- ~ ave
ala conlriste sssfsef t,f fiin pa acinr- ,it
and Pipe Rings. Address the BOSTON ilIclig cp1a-
paw, Agents C-i -tl BABCOcki& S0NFAG
ugVll.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-04
EV WILLIE
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
800 obundles Printing Paper.assorted sizas;

VIZ hare now on hand, and otfer liheral terms
w well assorted stock for printers and DOokbind-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-04
Cows; Cows, Cow,

Cows Cows. Cows!
lN0UR Cows usi in from the courtrr. p,,- ss,s
Il hy Z.H. COOK 4 SON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-04
-asd1 =. c. FLEAG1rR,S
Meat SHOP.
no FARMERs 80 FORE 80


FENHE subscribers Src, usSl, ePlrel q buy hogs
y or slaughter and tfick oucp1iniss or for others.
We have made llrge a3,!ilon % onr Slaughter
House and have new iaciliues for haling
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15
TO THE PUBLIC

THE subscriber would inform his friends and
the public generally, that he intends to run
Baggage Wagons g. Hacks toand from the Rail.
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose of
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight, Bag
gage, &c. He expects to locate in the west
part of Smyrna, where all orders will be thank
mlly received and promptly attended to.
G~r He will also run Wagons to and from
Smyrna Landing, for the purpose of hauling
Goods, Lumber, Iron, or anything that may
come by the Vessels.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes to merit
and receive liberal share Of the public patron.
age. EBENEZER IURTY
Dec. 10. "55-tG = =
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15
j. Henry Jefferson,
EA - EE GD NHE &c
"A & AIN
With Bargains for the People !

And takes pleasure in announcing 10 his friends and
The public generally that he has last retarued frnu
FhiIadelpha, and Is now opening of the chearsl
ana best selected stocks Of SPRING and SUMMER
GoIds he has ever offered TO the public
Having purchased my entire stock for CASH Ihovo
nceh enabled 10 take every possible advantage IN Sc
ec!lng this assortment, and say with confidence
It can Olier Inducements not TO be excelud IN cut
county In my assortment Of DRY GOODS, have
almost everything from fac Bread Cloths and Cassi
Ineres to The cheapest DUmestIcs. The Ladies' De-
ParmeEt comprises Delalnes Challies Spring Ducals
such as sold last year Tor % cents am now selling tor
lZ3 cts WIN iull line OF Lawns Swiss, Book Jaco
net aud Piaid AlnsIns which am selling much lower
Than usual and CalIcoes warranted fast coors for 81
cts. Call and sec! y
IhoCEltl ES-I am selling good Sugar at 6I cts
per IDS nolasses 20 cents per gallon, and Provisions
GENERALLY such as Flour. lst, BacOn Lard &c, sold
i"r Cash at very small advance above cost
EOOTS AND Shoes am selling Mems Lace
boois good article and double sole, at ST 60 per
PAIR; Ladies CATERS. at G2i cts, and Ladies' Lace
Boots at 80 cents per pair
Also all assortment of HARDWARE. Queensware
|edarware, Earihenwufe, Saddlery, DC.
large assortment OF " LII lIApER, which
VIII be sold for Cash at Philadelphia prices
All ask is, that may be afforded an opportunity of
showing my SIOck as am determined 10 put them
down al The Lowest Figures.
All please mind that am paying and will
still pay through the season the highest price
for Butter, Eggs, Lard, Feathers, and all kinds
of Country Produce.
J. HENRY JEFFERSON |
Store nearly opposite the Bank of Smyrna. |
Smyrna, Del April l. 1857
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15
Correspondence Of tie Smyrna Times.

DOVER, April 1858.
Mr.. EDIrOR:-Again fill my ink-horu, don
my studying cap, put on very serious, would
be-author-lke face, and pitch into miscellane.
GUS things generally. Though / cannot say
that have much to write about, unless it be
The golden blessings which the bright and beau.
Iliui spring pours SO lavishly upon our heads.
The Joyous robin has again taken uu his
Plalnt'if note and the merry blue-bird Joins his
cheerful chant to the universal Ie Deum which
peals from every grove. The brook has escaped
from Its icy letters, and AWAY it bounds across
the meadow, exultng in its joyous libert, :;
"hhe It's blrd-lIke song gladdens the ear with
us happy cadence,-whle universal Nainrc
seems literally bursting with unwouted ,nerr;.
ment' The golden sunlight steals into INV
window, lmPrlnting its ardent kiss uDon every.
thing around me, and my ewn weary heart can
not but feel the impress Of the wtching bonr
Even the very air teens with melody,-aye. and
every object in Natures broad domain oeoo..
nesting under the very spirit-wings of clad.
ness
Du'' MI Editor, lest weary you, will pass
oh' ano leave these sentimentalities for bo,naI.
mat'er-Of-fact, Our town, at the presen, wr;
ting' wears an unusually quiet aspect, if wa
may except the unhal:Owed revels of the sons
OF Bacchus. regret to say that this bes",I'
god holds the scePirc of his might over so MANY
OF our citizens. On Saturday night, not Ioog
since, party of his volunteers having imbibed
teo freely of Lager, got into a rumpus and had
"iew" knock-downs. regret to say TIM,
the interrogatories of Scripture are uot v.rv
difficult to answer" Who hath redues. or
eyes! and who hath wounds without cause !"
The other day we had School Election sc.
ccrding to the requirements of the law. Ir,ba
South District they voted tax, and in the
North District voted it down, or what was
equiya 'ent-a tie-yote. From all can le,rn
his result Is the work of those persons wbo
Iaye children, and not able TO send to selec,
c.Ou.s. consequently the nIost ii.tcrest.d in The
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15
James Milton,

James Milton,
No. l29 Chestnut street, (irsI door below Second !
PHILADELPHIA,
5tG1Sa Dcaler im Tea and C0Gic
tH &l4 exclusively In store and constantly rcccly.
%44#E ing cholcs SelectIons Of Eae TEAS which
viii b1 so:I al the Lowest Cash ,riccs. sc9.fy
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15

subject. The two DISTRICTS understand, anti-
clpated consolidation, but this result doubtless
defeats that project; and | opine that the per-
sons voting against tax will repent their folly
before the year is out.
A convention of School Teachers assembled
this week,and considerable interest in the cause
OF common school education was man nifested by
those present but it was rather sparsely at
tended. Why is it, that there is no greater in
terest taken in the subject! Ii Is certainly Il
cause the Importance of which should elicit the
interest and hearty cooperation of every men,
Der OF the community and yet the reverse is
the case. almost to universally. Why is it so!
Can any one answer So far as my observa-
ton extends, the whole system is rotten to the
core, and should be razed 10 the foundation and
| rebuilt upon firm basis. The present system
OF taxation Is erroneous in the extreme. What
would be best to meet the exigency, am not
prepared to say. 1t strikes me, however, that
the laws In relation TO free schools, in some of
the Eastern States Of our informo ton is cor
rect), where all the taxes are merged into one,
are far preferable to the laws of our own State.
The result is, II is as compulsory to pay school
tax as road or other tax for the public good !;
thus making the support OF schools certainty
Here, we must vote every year, whether
we will have tax and there is always, suf-
hclent number in each district so blinded to
their own interests, as to give the balance of
power against tax. And the result is, almost
one-half the time, in some of the districts, the
schoo-houses are shut up, and the children are
allowed to grow up as ignorant as " the calves
of the STALL"
truly hope that the coming Legislature will
have an eye to this matter, and take some
wholesome action, which may be conducive to
the interest and welfare Of this al-imuortant
subject, and, above all, put 1t beyond the reach
OF Ignoramuses 10 vote away this most impor
tant feature in a republican government.
Friends of Education, see to it talk about it:
write about it, and let every man do his utmost
to forward this mighty cause.
Never was there period in the worlds his
tory' when the facilities for improving the men
tai faculties were so great or SO cheap. The
"hoie world teens with books and newspa pers,
the cost of which is a mere triAe,--and all
that is required to make the system perfect, is
to have 1t so that the earlier branches of educa-
ton may be properly conducted Indeed the
Spirit OF the Press seems to have extended her
enllghiening wings to the uttermost parts of
the earth, and the streaming tide, which flows
from the exhaustless fountain, promises to de-
luge the whole universe.
SIas Hollis, who is charged with having kill |
ed Morris, at ST. JohAsown station. last wintor.
has been arrested, within a few days, and lodg. |
ed IN Jail at this place. The Attorney General |
Will certainly have his hands full at the ap- |
preaching term of the court. Has there been
such time in the history OF this State !-about
a dozen men to be tried for their lives 1t is
truly alarming. Yours, truly, RAMBLER.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15
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Smyrna times., 1858-04-15
Farmers Of Delaware,
AtteHfiOnv


! lOH can supply yourselves with Chemical Manures
warranted PU RE-whIch have been i'm successiul
use IN New Jersey for the past Seven Years-lhey
nave received the DIPLOMAS of New jersey New
YORK Delaware, and Pennsylvania Agricultural So
cieles, and have been used hy the President Of the
ChItei states on his Garden and on the Public
HrOuius at Washington, ID. G., and by The following
gentlemen VIZ: Locke, ENI; A z Lasher. l.
Reeves Clarkshoro', New Jersey; Senator Roberts,
Sey
Thomas MuItord, Esq. Camden, N J. DIR Berens, Dr
NnSh'' hr leld, Mr. Atkinson and Levi JOhneOn. all
oi M NOV NSW JerSey-lhey say IL is the CHEAPEST and
MUST RELIABLE MANURES now in Use. be-
ing permanent and Improving the land by enrlchmg
me SOIL IL Is suited To the various crops you raise
C1rh Potatoes, Grass, Wheat Oats. &c BY enclosing
aNhech On any New Jersey or Phad'a Bank, refer
Shce 70 any good House in Phlada, in exchange for
ouuce' at iar Market rates here your orders will be
h!led and Shipped 10 you, Free of car age expense
VI Every article sold by me is Guaranteed.
Super Phosphate of Lime, $40 90 Ton.
Bone Phosphate, $50 co.
American Fertilizer, S25 OOa
A Barrel is sufficient for an Acre of Ground,
broad cast.
Pure Bone Dust, 600 barrels now ready0 at
50 per barrel or $50 ton.
Poudrette, No. l, 600 barrels now readyDat
81 to So a barrel.
Land Plaster No. IL, 900 barrels, at Sl4
to So barrel.
Potash, 80 barrels.
Peruvian, Patagonia and Chilian GUANO.
GEORGE A. LEINAU. Proprietor,
No. 81 South Font street. Philndelnhia City, Pa.
Wholesale Dealers allowed a Liberal DiscOunt.
9JPamphleIs be had on application 10 nv office
" of my Agents. marlI 3m
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15
To Farmers.

4 4 UIIIICISs
'REGo'S Soluble Alkaline Phosphnies with Perm.
Il Wan GUANO. Also Super Thnsnbo' ~ cru, '
of superior quality. Pure Peruvian Gillian nnd Co.
lombian Guaun Land Plaster and other Fertilizers,
Constantly on hand, Soap, Cundles Starch Snices.
Salt, Paper Bags, &c. Also. Beef Cracklings
DIXON 4 ELKlNTON
No. 10 South Wharves lhird Store alIve Ch stnut ;,
ait'Im PHILADELPHIA
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15

hih TING MUSLIN. n yards wide, for Iai Co..
~ '''S "e" cHeap Atofo Of L..roMCs \ E,ro%
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15
Store Removed.

WE have REMOVED to that LARGE and
beautiful Store on the Southwest Corner of
Main and Commerce Street, (long known to the
public as the place to get the Best Prices for
all kinds of Prodnce,) where we will have more
room and greater facilities for our business -
we have now on hand and intend keeping. a
COMPLETE STOCK of ALL KINDS OF
GOODS common to country store, and for the
cash will sell little CHEAPER than any other
Store in Town.
Thankful for past favors from generous pub
lic' we hope, by application to business, to merit
a continuance of the same,
SUTTON g. SAVIN.
Smyrna, Jan. 90, '5S.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15
Smyrna Advertisements.
JONATHAN EMERSON.
MERCHANT TAILOR.

4HL hOHANI T IAILUR,
1as REMOVED from his old stand TO the Shop
recently occupied by d. ID. FAIRIES, Esq, oppo-
site /. FoXwelrs Hotel, where he has fresh
ana well selected assortment of Cloths, Cassi-
meres and Vestings, just received from PhiIa-
delPhla. The above Goods were selected by
himself especially for customer work, and will
be made up in the latest fashions for any who
may favor him with their custom. Thankful
tor past favors, he requests, and hopes by
strict attention to business aud unremitting
efforts to please, TO merit continuance of the
patronage heretofore so literally bestowed.
Fruits, COnfectionarics, Varieties
and Trimmings, constantly on hand and for sale
at the Lowest Prices. Smyrna, March 25.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23
Sherin's S Sale.

gpN ttN't, DI AZ ENE.l tI1N lssUE0
'4l ~ .he U-tuei topti ~ 'tr FiFreWh Jp.
jirun Ui-.,lH DO a'ul for l'r tuI.r nf rnle ud
-it" nt 'H'lNrntn. o. iur dir"cu. aul delivered.
owWun'''ug uc 10 tnHkr the -u'u hf~e uupite1
Io'm- d. prin" interest IT th,. tl.- NJ f,ree pr
'..' lar Ip.. M fr N the dny I'D Ii.c A. u 81
''Nl %. D. Hrd ~" sun of ihiri thr"' 80 ad1lla"
c.tt az li' and all accr'iHg costs On sad SrI,
wh rein " =. VII EN ~ PIiinir aui T. =. nES
\l~D< j. De'en'ant, have levied upon and VII
eNros" ut Public Sale Ia the highest hi Ter for c1s,
1t tho Court House door IN ihe tnwn of orovihr,
county aud State aforesaid. on Monday the 2Si day
{ Rhsi -. 1875, MT % O'clock = VI of said ta,
all Of the right title and interest Of the above nsmei
defe 'dant In and TO all that certain piece or pare
of lind situated In The town Of orovie, county oil
Butte and Stale Of California. and laid down on hs
nnp or plan of snid town Of Oroyilr, now on file IN
tn" Recorders ON - Of Ruite county, es Lot No.
in block No. !, being at the south west corrd
BIRD and Mlar. sire Is AMI fronting GO feet on W.
ers street aud S0 feet Bird street, tugethdr SIN
all and sngnar the 'enements hrredilamen's and Ap'
pnItennnces thereunto belonging or in any wise aP
pertaining.
n. ID. PLUM, Sheriff Butte County
Dated Oruville Augu.t 81 A. ID lHiS.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23
Notice to Lien Holders

SrArE or CAliF0RNIA-C0UNTY OF RrTTF
- district Court, Fifteenth Judicial District -
Charles w tlevlar plnihiif, u.s. Lnmes Brndl..y
defendant In purrunnce Of uh order mndo In said
Cont on the 2uih day of Mny, A. u. 1853, In suid
cause. Notice IL hereby givcn to all persons hold
ing her- ny inst the premises dcs, ribed In snid
ptiniii's compliant, To Wit: certain binding aud
improvements, e'5cted On the lnud IN lots one. two,
hr,c four five. siX. seven, aud eight, In block oriy
the same he ng two hundred and siNy-iuur feet
squire In the Town uf nruvle, bounded norlhrrIy
ny Robinson street, on The east by second Avenue,
on The south by ligh street, aud ON the west b,
Ihrd Avenue, as lain down upon the map of the
carleton Estate. and now On file in the Office of the
tonnly Recorder OF Butte County, and situated in
bnte county, California, o present their said liens
to the said Court and make proof OF the same on the
hst day oi the August term Of said Court, A d. 1855
lu vii: GA Monday, the twenty third day of August
A. ID. 1883 by order Of the Court
...... Witness my hand and the seal of said
Court affixed, this the twenty eighth day
stAL.: OF July, A. 1858.
NJ. II. DtRRACH,
'''''' Clerk Of District Court, Butte Co D., Cal.
iy25 oOl
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23
Sherif'S Sale.

upY VIRTUE or \ WRIT or FXpTlTIoy
issued out of the District c. uri e he Flieenih
Iudicul Ds'riri in T. I,n'tr UNITY and Stat. N
nlitpri l t. me direct II mud delivered comm and
lug me I" mnkc the sum Of threc huudrei and sytr
nine forty t"o one hundreh dollars, (SM9 lD with
IN cr"S thereon at the rate { ten npr cent Der an
nun frru III" fourt enth day Of MAY. Al 1888
until p'ii. and the further SUN of tweniy.nns
~ enty five one hnndreth dollar-. (s1l 25l cost. Of
suit aud accruitg costs rn said writ, wherein
ClARl.E- lOf il Plairt " and JAMfS BRAD
LEV is rc'eudcnt, have levied upon and shall ry
pose AT Public sale TO the highest bidder for Fash
on Noniav the 23d day OF August, A. u lsis n
the hour uf Two o'clock y. ". 81 snid dny aIl h
those certain pieces nnh parcels Of Ia IL desclibd
u. foil'~s to wit: All that certain piece parcel
"i lind SiiuHtrd in the TOW of Uro,ille utte coun
", cali ornia. il hcitg rnri of let No. in Rtek
No 3,ns 'aiddowu on the town plot Of IN, -pidi wn
~ Or",ille n'd formerly uCcuI i"i u, +. fan.v
~ th"r. A'so C. rtrn piec" mc,l Of Hnd ,itg.
ted IN the town Of oTnN He County uud - te aiorr.
mia. nnd known - let NJ ~ Nl,Ck Va. q. =
l'id down n Ia" town '.sp or pllt Af,feeit 10.
F'thcr with al and singular u t,'ncurnts hrrrir-
u'u'- and nprrirt 'unnccs he reuntt hrlI gng " In
wise aip' raining Ia each OF thu said arcvls OF
land.
The ahuv" sn'e IN I H. rllcc nj the Cont House
i"'r W. the town 4 brUNi.l", cru'ty ard Shr
inrs ~
y. u. PLFN, Net,F BVVc Couniy.
hut"d brovili.. N.gI-t -', =. ~ ISIS.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
Sherif's Sale.

Nf VIRTUE OF AN EXECvrvo~
issued out OF the district Court OF the Fio.sSs
Judicial District, In and for Buite County and s,..
OF California 10 me directed and delivered s s.'e
mandng me To make the sum Of four hundrsst 'a ~,
seventy -four 2bl00 (s474 2n) Dollars with ina saa
thereon ht the rate u three per cent. Der mo,,n
rom the 5th day of May, A. D. 1856 until maid sns
costs ~ suit taxed In the ~ my Ave en- io
tsh5 60l dollars, an all accruipg costs nn said -
wherein RohT p. TAYLOR. FREDERICK wiz
cox and DAVID BURROWS are Plplnt1. -, -.
A FRED POSTER. Tiios. WILLIAMS Jsvva
WILLIAMS. JOHN sTtLY j. r. HtRnvs
BURG1 and WM. CHANDLER are Defendrn,.
have levied upon and will expose Mt public ,nIs =,
The highest bidder for cash, AT The & urt II,u,. A.,
~ the town Of Orov lie. county and sta'e afor,s,,1
q" saturday the 4th day OF sept emb.r'
a. ID. 1888, ut the hour OF O'Clock, y. NJ of ..,s
day, Hll OF the right te aud interest oi the .ho,.
named Deenfents In and to n certain Wa'er Djch.
known May 5th, A. ID. 1850. as the Sucker Rn,
Pitch, taken from the siream known M Sucker Ru,
or Gold Ru", Ind running IN sncc To Moore,own AMI
the locally or mining camp known ~ Bryants Dte-
ginRs. In Mountain spring townsh p, Butte conniy
california, oTether with all and singular, the Is
ais. branches. reservoirs, fumes, enements heredt
ancns and appurt"nnnces thereuntO belonging or i'm
anywise appert"hinE.
" d. PLFN Sheriff Butte Couniv.
Ov''viile A q. llth A. d. 1858.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23
COnStable's Sale.
.Y VIRTUE OF AN ExECUTro,

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
ID issued out OF John Betry's Court Justice
oi the Peace in and for ophir Township. County OF
hutte and State of California, against .Juhn Vsnce
ana Sohn Mcconnell and in favor Of George W
iiets and John Larcomb, for the sum of two hui .
urea ts2oOl dollars prime pal debt and one hun.
ured ana seventy four $40 ollars intere,t l. n. d
accrulng interest On the same at lhc rate thre.
per cent per month, from the goth da, of july A
d. l-5H, and all costs of suit taxed in the sum of
fonrteen hty one huneredh' (sli 50j dulla-s to
ge'her With all acesuing COSTS rn said wri To me
directed and delivered commandl 2 me IL, sell The
m"ft< ged premises herelnaf described 80 s,ti-f
said demand, viii, on Saturday, the n
Day OF september, 4. u 1855 "A the nou, of
eleven O'Clock, A. u said Il ~ Ia pnr ,iance of the
requirements Of said witt sell at puOlio SAI. Co The
hisnesi bidder tor cash tue property described In
shid wft as toows-Thal cert ia o, or pa-c.i of
Land situated, lying ami being The ,unty of Buita
hnd state OF California, and cuu mencing Mt a brdp
crossing the Ditch of the Eeatl er River and tIphr
"hter company, running theme ~ the dii ch my
rods to ah oak rte, III, nee wesi iIy Xix cen 40 a
haii rnds 10 pine tree. u 81 io,u rster v Hlly
ruus To an oak tree. tie ,xtecn and - hti 10 s
to the place OF egtnning, bci He ropery kuosn|
as heNohnelfs BHcS isrd a.u q, MA mug about Il &c
acre Of land
iIe ahose sale to take place IN front of John :
berry once ia the tOat uI Or1ville, County ard
state aforesaid
=. nAGUIRE, Constable
Dated August iith. 1885