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Exchange ofLand for Citv PrOpert,

VNTE wiab exchange 600 acres OF valuable Ian
w White Dat lO5 oak) Island, Tennessee river
for property In Nashville OF its vicinity.
J, L. q E. ". BROWN,
FEB lS-RW tGA oAsEFy uSrsat.
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LIZ
Machine and Pattern shop,
WULFENDEN & co.

" -
~ AftsG enlarged and improved our Shop, . con-
IL meues The year with renewed energy. and hOFs 50
meet With aeontinuanes Of that pu0c patronage 0beray
aWafaed 70 tbe industrious, snrrgetc psrperTurng
~ re prepared % mak5 repair steam hngHe FIGURING
Mill work. saw Mil W8Fks and Patterns even description
made 70 order and On ne shortest tee hFng na1 con
siderable experiences also about funng Press8s 10 arc
prepared 20 repair al kinds Of PrusnE Presses Jvnoh3
Of al ktnas done win despatch. dndrss made -
orasr Our shop Lheyry SsTssI, tire doors solh o.
Broad Street, Nashville, lean. Jan -
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J. G. BILE DSOE-P ROPIETOR,
SOUth.E East Corner Jefferson and fourth sts.,
LOUISVILLE, KT.
iAnS-tf
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Free Ranks

HAVE for sale large amount Of prepsFy which viii
sell for EOIes Of The Bank Of Nashville, certified
checks II Ht the prices that have ways ssksd for
be property. sePt99 VS. LlNDSLBf
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Dutch Herring,

az KEGS nne Dutch Herring In store for sale BY
40 fsb 81 VESSEL & THOMP>ON
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HAVE Dwelling House and Lot sale nesr The Pub
lie Square tor which viii take the Notes Of any OF ne
Free Banks OF Ter nessee.
New the time or ONE enterprsing merchant 70 pro
good home, will give reasonable 1me within
which be ~WateF caleon for the notes. Apply 20
oanf EINDSLEY.
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subscriber has on hand the largest and best assortment
" MARBLE and MARBLE Work ever Oaereqla ne c!iy,
70 which be particularly invites the attention. OF ne public
He prepared execute a Jobs IN bis Inc - ne oes ya
af The art. aud Al short notice 4a1lao NstFaN.
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Bank Of Commerce.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. I2, 1857.
HR ockLoldes Of this Bank have placed assets in
the hands Of Trustee for the purpose Of winding up;
those indebted 70 the Bank will please call and paw uD m
their Indebtedness tails due The holders VII please
send In our notes as early possible and
the ofIhe Bank Of Tennessee The individual GeDos
its this Bank bavs been handed 10 me and by
edge ny individual liability for them, and the money is
ready when called for.
dec I3-tf JOHN n JAMES.
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Phoenix Bedstead Factory.

w. R. CORNELIUS, AGENT
THANKFUL for past fsvors and iDdugsnces would sug
gest that we have more, and will soon
be manufacturing
COTTAGE BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES, &C.,
Of every description for trade aRd geneF
ally. Once aud WaFerOOms 49 Spring street, Cherry,
where will also keep general assortment Of cheap
Chairs, Bureaus, WaTdFObes &c, and will ALEC keep
hand and make to order every description OF Mattresses
Persons ordering from distance may rely on having
their deFs hlled. Respectfully,
W. B. CORNELIUS, Agent,
sHaTFFR & Co. PTopris. ors. Abr Ssh
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1LF.VENTILATING REFRIGERATOR.
FBUTT PRESERVERSg
J.DOYLE & CO.,
N "a FR0NT STREET

NO. 48 FRONT STREET.
HAVING become PToprlstors Of the Patent for this
IL State Of SUHOOLEYS CELEBRATED SELF. VEN
TILATING, NEAT, PROVISION, AND FRUIT PRE-.
SERVER, now offer them to the Nashville pubic.
Ihigarele s bound supercede everything Of the kind
use its great advantages being too strongly apparent
be doubted By means Of the ventilation the preserving
chamber is warranted TO be always dry and entirely free
from mould must impure flavor with current OF cold
dry air passing through It GOntnuallys accomplished
with the usual quantity Of ice.
Every house keeper should give isartice trial. and
40 one will coD5ent to be WIthCutit
We hsVe diferentsizesso suit our customers,
Rp1O-H j. DOYLE 3 CO. f
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Prices Reduced.

WE are selling COMMON CANDY, FANCY CANDY,
w SUGAR PGUMBS, KISSES aad e'ey article IN The
Confsetonary Department. a uiy 60 PeE cent bel5U
forner prices. oolh WhOssaie and retail -
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BDGEFTaID

offering prices the -, three lots II
Edgeded, lust beYOnd DonisOn's store. The lots
each 81 lection GGaR Turnpike, and 24u eot deep
with street in the They cOnVenenttO mex
haustible supply excellent WATER and In rapid
improving neighbour cd. Apply 10
dec7 SCR AV LINOSLEH.
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,

LATE MANSION HOUsE)
North Market Street, ID door below iAs SQUARE
F.GiLBBR having taken the above sand fsr number
y Of years, begs leave 10 inform he public on maj It
and say % them thai The house been eay painted rom
osseent 70 Hiue with nea aud COmpsts furniture through
out Toe subscriber knowing ull well the need OF a Es
class nCcern hulel IN nashville and being IN
MOOD has made every e1eTOn up 10 the wants
the pnoe5 ah1 hatleTs himself be has succeeded Hs
table will az all times be iurnshei with a. best his and
loelgn markets ah0ru and be pledges himself 10 make
everybody eOnIeuted and home will favor him win
visit.
taraae and Omnibuses viii regularly 10 and from
the - Nicholas TO steamboats, and Railroads Trusty Por
srs always In attendance al the depot Ieceve checks for
baggage, thus 0bVlaIing the difficulty Of delay.
lAfly per -
A'as hB... sss's ~
Slhge aeais... ~
Supper, Lodging, and Breakfast %
BFes kiaal from 70 3 O'Clock,
Dinner - - .
Supper, 5U8
nov 8s-d&WIy. ,. Y. GILBERT. PrupdsloE'
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VALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE

TUX SALE
AN authorised to sell and make compsts titles 20 the
4 tract oil Land upon which the late NJ p. Walker re-
ded, and the lot upon which the Blacksmith Shop is stu
sled and the slaves and stock the place The place
sstuaied on the Gallan turnpike ana is uersecsd by
tle NAS1'us ana LOUISVILLE Railroad, is enough %
persons DONG business IN the city has IS fine surnFas
here IS IN the State and is susceptible OF divisions into
several ios each OF which would afford beautiful build.
ing situations fronting the turnpike or rsrosd ON an
horlsed 70 sell the entire Tract IN body or II parcels
sad on seeh credit sc may deem eKpedent. shall be
the place during the hst and second weeks of NOvem-
Der next and will receive proposals for the purchase 81
private sale OF all or any Of the above named real and per
sOnsl property IN the mean time any person desiring
examine the property do By calling on Mrs Agnes
Walker the place, and proposals purchase can be
made 70 her John Taylor Mathew Allen on the place
or addressed 70 me ct Trenton, Gibson county Tenn.
Bspt9A-u SAMUEL WILLIAMS Trustees,
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cLABORNE MACHINE WORKS.
IRON FOUNDRY

IRON FOUNDRY
NE havs NV s.arted or and 7xsdaziFe FounfFg
w o. ne &c rta16 Of the late NaEhve ManufanTnTr
Company, and are prepared . execHte heavy and len
erE q auy description AZ tho shortest nnee Aghs Cast
mas 10 snail 81 Uoderate city prices heavy Cast
p ,g large amounts furnished per eOntsct a Cihannzr
prcs wa additons Of freight. y haze sls eounsueS
Operations IN new
MACHINE SHOPS.
sear engines, aWmills, Flourms Of ia uFovad
fferus made order 3obbine and repafne one iusdi
Sis We ready make contracts foF nd a m
and shall rniah plans % sasbe purchasers pat hsiI
Mnls ie expense. Manufacturer and fsrners viii
ad profitable " see rs, before going Bast OF West
MhChlHer9
STEAM BOILERS,
For stationary engines and seambos made 70 order othe
pes msteEa complete with FireronJE, crates stAndpiPe1
and Valves, warranted uy pressure required 70
Manufacturing Or porpellhg purposes. r |a
6LAGhSMITI1 SHOP
any Description Of SmithwOrk done In exceilenb sye
but ftTsto Iron usedSaWl work, SterpPs, Dogs,
Ftman lonss Saw eranks, Bolts ana All klno h hona
made % order on shou nolics. ... . ..E
FsFmer wishing purchase good cheap AshneFys va
DO we'll 20 call a. once or address ~ lslteI:
a. aACKER a CO.,
tylzjborue Machine WOrks, Nashville, Tenn,
uly2s Laie Rsshvllls Man Co.'s shops.
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IIIMRER

GOOD lot OF Joist, Scantng, and two inch Plank
II hand cheap for cash. good lot Of Boards and POpls
shingles be delivered in few days 70 those wanting
t1sm. Ay Mill is cutting daily Agent for other Mills
and will pay particular Alteration TO all orders. Call a. the
Savings Institution and leave your orders II you wish
GeC ln0vQ5I J. G. DARDEk.
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LOSSESEQUITlBLT ADJUSTED kPROHPTLT PAID,
UPWARDS OF $1,000 900
or Losses have pa by the na Insurance CO the
past 50 yeafB.
Fire & Inland Navigation
AsJo Mcbride,

As Cd . NACEDEAACe
COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. 2, BRoAD STREET,
NASHVILLE, TEENESS
HAVE this day purchased the interest Of Mr.. henry
4 MeCasin in the above business and hereby tender ny
sincere thanks 70 all my Odrends and patrons thar
berty heretofore extended TO the hrm and would most
respectfully solicit continuance Of aVOrs from them and
wish % info al the world and the rest Of mankind"
that have on hand and for sale splsnd q lot Of
COOKING STOVES,
Of various patterns ParlOr Stoves Tor wood and coo
common and fancy Crates Box Stoves for churches Ho
low Ware Of every variety hand made order Fur
nsces and Foot Stoves entirely patterns Tin Wars
Of every description, suitable for house keeping
JOB WORK.
lam prepared to DO all kinds Of job Work, such 90
House Guttsrng RoOhng or any other branch pertaining
10 thai line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE DIRK.
MyOld friends Of the RiverW ind s 70 their advantages
lOeall and give hssyisE bargaining elsewhere
iOr work.
ALSO, for ssla one pair secondhand ENGINES, eyn.
der II inches diameter and four feet uEa with Wstsf
shaft and other fixtures suitable for light draugh;
steamer, which can be bought on reasonable lsrms.
iunel4 s25
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CnmnrfmRnshin.

HAVING assneiatsu svrfl business the
IL manufacture furniture will hereafter be carried
under the hrm name Of GROOVES CAVEhT & co.
We a. manufacturing Furniture Of every description,
and our Ock s generally sufficient for the demands Of the
trade Those who have heretofore gwen their custom,
aud those who have not inviied give call.
GROOMES, CAV KIT & CO.
iGn2 -d3m No. =, Lower College Street.
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TWO handsome Lots in Bdgehsld, Woodland Street.
n The Lots front 50 feet each, and 10 eot deep
"a Apply 70 A. Y. S. LlEDSLEY.
3 eeuf rs rPe
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a Neat Small Dwelling

ron SAFE
AM offering for sale dwelling College treeL
Just beyond the Medical college. The 1use is G cck.
contains good rooms clseEn, &C., AMI villa be sid at
great bargain. FOI terms apply 70 -
nov "a VS. LINDSEY
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Bonds and Stock For Sale.

$4,000 Straight Tennessee State Bonds.
200 OOO Endorsed
l,5OO Shares Nashville & Chattanooga r. z, stoe
LOU SeWanee Mining Stock
5000 Huntsville Mining and saRufactuFing Stock
All Of which will be sold on favorable terma 81
dec 5-tf A. WHELBSs 4 co,
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LIQUHS.
goo BBLs RBCTIF'BD WHISKY,
0OO 50 I" Old Bourbon do
50 Rye do
100 A" American Brandy,
so Giu;
100 Walkers Xxx Ale,
% & Rum,
Also large OF dEs BrAndies Wines &c,
july II 10. ED WARDS
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Ten Years 0radif.

HAVB several harrison lots IN Maple street, near the
University, which will sell years time at fair
prices provided ntereI paid seni-anuuslY Il that
tune long enough All agree not tOe4 for the principal
ss long The interest is promptly paid.
Apply 70
d0eT Az S LINDSEY,
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Nails.
NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.
WIEEAT- WHEAT.
w ante d.

Bacon! Lard ! and Feathers
DOR -heb The h'gaes m.rke pre- in cash will be paid.
II rIGNrIDN d SEYMOUR,
No. 10 Market street, dours below Church street.
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Lindsey's Advertisements


A HANDSOME country residence, % tie Dseinson o.
me s entsins is acres Of ground, acres Of which is
woodland. ne dwelling is nest frame house vi foeF
r kitchen an servants ROOMS and QUE houses Of every
Sd IN The very order On the psee there is never
failing supply Of water For terms, which suitable %
- iS-itfF !, A S I1NDSLEY.
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For Sale.

THAT valuable business stand MARKET Street, Edjon
ing the Warehouse OF A. Hamilton, occupied 0J
COnley as CLOTH stors Of stands In the city
Thny retail ssIabhshmenG Price very mOdert'
AppytO -
nov "a A V S LINDSLEY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-19

ABORIGINAL GIANTs.-The Terre Haute
Express INDUCES in the following specula-
tions upon the discovery of a human jaw
bone of unusual size:
We have before us the lower jaw bone of
an Indian, taken from q grave about three
miles below this city. 1t is immense in its
proportions, being almost twice the size of
that belonging to an ordinary man. The
teeth, almost all of which are sound, are
very large and the front ones set in the Jaw
transyersely, in order we suppose to give
them strength. If this jaw bone is not dis
proportiouatc with the rest of the man, he
must have been monster indeed. Who he
was, what were his powers, when he died
and how, no living mortal can tell. That
he was once a denizen of this beautiful prai-
rie, when the wild deer and buffaly fed up
on its bosom and s!..ked their thirst from
the rivulctS that meandered throughit it, there
can be no donbt. That he was free man
recognizing allegiance to none, but the Great
Spirit, we expect is true. With his race o.
strong meu, he has passed away-gone tt
the everlasting hunting grounds of the "a Poor
Indian" lie left no record behind him
no monument to tell who rested beneath.
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JUDGE IIovEY's ADDRESS AT PRIyCEToy.-
The Southern Indianian, speaking of Judge
lIoveys speech at Princeton, says:
The Court House was crowded with an
attentive and rather enthusiastic audience.
The assembly was composed principally OF
Republicans, Americans, and independent
anti-Lecompton Democrats. Very few Lee
comptoniteS were present. Their masters
told them not to go; and like servilc slaves,
dreading the drivers lash, they dared not
disobey. ~
The Judges speech was very bold and
forcible denunciation against the admins
traton and all its minions; against its Lee
comptonism and its Bill Englishism; against
its trucking to Southern interests, its prodi-
gallty of the public funds, and its corrup-
ton in general.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
!. The Atlantic Cable.

New YORK, July I'm
The letters from the Atlantic Telegraph
feet, furnish the following PARTICULARS
The Niagara and Agamemnon expericnc-
ed one of the most violent southerly gales
the day they left Plymouth, and they were
driven as far north as latitude 540, thus de-
laying their preparations for several days.
The Niagara behaved in allte spects like a
thorough sea going vessel, and is none the
worse for the voyage.
The Agememnon, ON the contrary, suf-
ferrcd severely. At one time the COM
mander of the Agememnon informed his
first officer that he had no hopes of saving
his vessel two hours longer, so great was
her straining; but the storm subsidized at
last and she rode out, when most unfor-
tunate accident occurred on board, caused
by the breaking loose of the connectors
which held the cable in its position on the
gun deck. The cable got adrift and was
pitched about the deck, undoubtedly to its
damage.
Two hundred tons of coal also got adrift
on the same deck, and caused intimate trou-
BILE.
Two seamen were injured, one by having
an arm injured and the other by having
an arm broken The cable being broken,
another 81 lie was made, and the steam,
ers started. The Agamemnon and her con,
sort for Ireland, and the Niagara and hel
companion for the American coast. Sig
nails were kept up between the two vessels
constantly, message being transmitten ev-
cry fifteen minutes All was going on well
till about 40 miles had been paid out, when
the electricians on board the Niagara discov-
cred the circuit was broken. This was al
half past 2 o'clock A. NJ. on the l7th.. The
Niagara was Immediately put about and had
already reached the mid-ocean, when, at
o'clock she was first seen by the ship Alice
Munroe 1t is believed that the cause of the
second breaking was kink in the Agamem-
mons wire,:: aused by itsdisarrangement dur.
ing the gale, but of this there is no certain
ty. Nothing is said about the working OF
the breaks. Ii is supposed there had been
no occasion to put them into use. The Al
ice Munroe parted company with the Mag
ara shortly after noon on the 9th and lost
sight of her about O'Clock. The officers
of the Niagara had hoped that her censor,
would arrive in season to make another
trial that day, but US the weather was foggy
though calm, il is hardly probable that any
thing was done on the 27th.
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n<a The Now Alhanx sneonle cnnnlair

peA. The New Albany Dpcoplc complain
that their banks are worried by demands
for specie. A tyrannical firm in Louisville
sent over $3.50 in bills of the Bank of Salem
An institution that was pulled a week ago,
in the New Albany papers, as having more
specie than circulation-for which they de-
manded the gold, and the bank would give
them nothing but deprecated silver. This
sort of management is discredit to the
banks Of the State, and the disgrace to
the State is Aggravated by the foolish pub
lication Of the facts. Our banks here meet
all the demands in gold, and demands for
10000 or S2o,o does not disturb them
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-19

: bas- Four clergymen invited to the
Fourth of July celebration at Atlanta, Lo-
gan county, Illinois, attended and attempted
to change the ball into a PRAYER meeting.
The managers allowed them to make a
prayer aud exhortation, and sing hymn,
but when they found that the clergy were
attempting to arrest all the fun and inno-
cent enjoyment, they directed the band to
play waltz which soon drowned the voices
of the priests who were compelled TO retire
and yield the field, for the day, "to Satan y
and his dev oteeS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-19

Esg- A duel was fought on the illinois
shore, on Tuesday morning, between two
respectable citizens of st. Louis. The wea-
pons were duelling pistols and distance
twelve PAGES At the first fire neither was
wounded though one of them had his coat
cut across the breast by the ball of his an
tagonist. One of the seconds refused to al
low his principal to take a second shot, be-
cause it had not been provided for in the
agreement. One side withdrew and left the
other in possession of the field The posi-.
ton, being a novel one, the abandon.
ed party, at the last accounts, was in dclib
Grafton what to do.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Raven, Louisville 70 EvansyiIls;
Hickman, Cincinnati to Memphis;
Resolute, Memphis to Cincnnati;
- Alvin Alvins, Louisville to Memphis;
John Briggs, Louisville 10 Evansville and back.
The weather on Saturday, was warm
Ia the afternoon, it clouded up and sprinkled
a little, but not sufficient to lay the DUST
We have not had our proportion of rain,
since the hot weather set in, numerous
heavy showers, falling in the neighborhood,
but none Immediately about US.
On our lcvee are small lots of freight
waiting shipment, as much, perhaps, as
as could be anticipated at this dull season
Of the year.
Very few boats are running, though we
have very fair stage of water. Reports
from above, are that the river is rising
slightly ut Cincinneti, and also at Louisville.
The j. ii. Done is, already, presenting
better appearance, as the workmen progress
in dressing her in new coat of paint. She
will soon be ready to resume her trips and
accommodate those on her old route. Her
friends will gladly welcome the improved
appearance OF the Done, and, doubtless, she
will add to the reputation already gained.
The Scioto, No. 2, went up on Saturday.
The Briggs came down light, and returned
the same evening. Freights arc scarce, and
these boats are compelled to make their
trips, content with small loads.
The Alvin Adams passed down on Saiur-
day, with good load. Tho business Of the
Memphis packets must be increasing
Whilst steamers on the other lines are being
withdrawn on account Of dizziness of bust
ness, an additional boat the Mcclellan, is
put on his line; and yet the boats seem to
go down and up with good loads The
Adams is an old but good boat, and is de-
serving OF all the patronage she gets.
This is the day for tho, regular mail pack.
ct Aida. She is nice little boat, and We
have no doubt that every effort will be made
TO accommodate passengers and take care o.
freight, delivering it promptly at the places
specified.
The steamer Southcrner will be due th
afternoon, at A o'clock Mr. Archer has
fine reputation for his urbanity, and viii
IingncSs 10 make loSsengers on the Southern
er comfortable All wishing to 60 up tn
river, had better avail themselves Of tn
Southcrner.
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RAILROAD THROUGH MExIco.-Under this
heading, the San Antonio Texan, Of the oath
ult, has the following:
"Some two weeks ago we mentioned tie
fact of the continuation Of the railroad from
the Gulf to our city through Mexico to
Chihuahua. BY late adyices from Chihua-
hua we learn that the Legislature of that
State has granted to Messrs McManus and
Potts special privilege for the construction
of a railroad through that State As soon
as a political calm comes over that now
war-distracted country this road will be
built. Here will be the great thoroughfare
through to the Pacific. We all look to our
own advantage as well as that Of others.
and so do ealthy merchants of Chihuahua.
This railroad, too, win be the great outlet Of
some of the most wealthy mines of gold,
silver, iron and lead of the world"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-19

RB- Last evening, quite crowd assem-
blcd at the Squire's Office, to witness trial.
Mrs. Mckinney, resident of High street,
having offended, in some way, certain
Antony Snider, he procured gun, and
pointing it at her, threatened to shoot
Mrs. Mckinney posted off to the Squire's
Office, and swore out peace ,5arrant. An
tony was brought to an account, and fail
ing 10 make a clear ease for himself, was
bound over in the sum of $50, failing to
give security he, too, went to Jail.