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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-11
RAILROADS


4ississippi 4 Missouri =. \.
~ end sssss Monday, MAJ 1osa, isos. sno .1 ~,
~ msshor pot,es, trans viii leave Dsvsnpos%
uuosasine, Columbus CITY ana Iowa ivy ''"
egcspsed) - ic'iovs
lss Bxprsss Train - ew
~ Nail Train %
Prem. WI le.v. Dsvapors Tor ohicssodA,iy' bun
seys ssssP 6S5 A u
49,. T~s,o n SIS ID
r,.,as .snvs q Davenport daily. Sunday szsss :
M - fouowD;
Ia nxpssvs Train - SIS As.
"a Neil Train, ss oO
rAoM TEE west.
La Nan rratn, ~ oSo
"a Dspress Train st sOPs
All trains out Of Davenport viii make connections
n Columbs City aud Iovs CITY with the western
ntase Co.'S stages for all points West.
The Passenger Train connecta a. hock isisnh wth
Chtcssp q h0cs isisnd Rail- trains for all points
Eat. North aud South.
PsnesnaeYs a. .e.ainded Of the necessity OF giving
Asss,nes direction - 70 the destination OF their bag
RaGs, also before taking heir sesO
The care.
VREI0uT.
,..v. p.,.n,o,, 1904 M
Arrives ~ Davenport at
". b. Tue ~ INNS q 10 A ~ uAib III '" 80
con ~ct~ 81 Chicags Junction 'ith ".chs -
oonthsrn train for tac ksAt. fAssehs1ts '"e'eoy
SAve delay. .. 80
may DIR ADpisos' ""P'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-11
RAILROADS.


SssMsser .Arr0ss gesssesst,
an and after E7nisy Nay u 1855, and until
Ouriher notice aims will leave kocA Island DAILY
Sundays excepted, - follows
LIT mali train at 70 A
q freight $40 y
"a night express ~ r. n
Trans arrive At Rock lsland daily, Sundays es-
optcd follows .
lsI ma ~ e1pf-e. ~ ~ +.
ID freight trans At AW
ID mail tram ~ o-sof -
All trans over this ROAD In direct CONNIE Hon
Chicago with trans 10th the Michigan Soutsern
Michigan Central, Pit ,bars, FORT wayne eha inc
go Hail Road 10 ana from Dstfoit iooo'
Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati, fttsoufsn'
Dunkirk BufYalo Niagara Falls, Albany, Ne" iork,
pnil,delrnla baltimore and Washington Also ~
Iaa,ue with trains Of the lllinois Central hosd-
Eortn 10 .sen. and south TO 81 Louis and Cairo, 70
vl,oh places tickets can b. procured Of
" Is. Gremoele, Ticket Agent,
Agents. Il. r. Depot. Rock Island.
Passengers are reminded " the necessity Of swing
ds,inct directions the destination Of their bag
rage Also to procure tickets before taking their seats
In the CARS the conductors collect fares Only 70 Sta
t,ous on line OF the Chicago Rock Island railroad.
JOHN y TRACY, Superintendent.
WI. WaITAAE, Asst Supt.
Rock Island. May. IS. 1873 tdtH
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NEW ESTADLisEMkNT.
F.4.vCY DYE HOUSE.

II 1kAUpnkH would ,cspct fully notify ne cit
i liens Of Davenport, Roek Isiapd and vicinity n
that he has tss zen house On |,
Fifth street, No. B, :
Opposite the Court 8ome, In nov1 4 OYs. sni =
proposes 70 the Ladies ant ren.t \. Htksf he vii
Color and s1crr aiik Crspe sh,wis, tocl, Cotton.
Hair, Festhevs, straw and Purs =
worked In Russia, Italy. Germnpy ard In The princ,-
pie eities OF the Tn ted staisr 4.
He Will Iso
CLEANSE, sGOUR. COLO2 AID RYPAIR
ALL KIaDs OF a
oO1at1o11aCns0 q ofla0a.
.os ~, vi warrant he oo'of' fa'' snssa.s y
yose psss9 IN On
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-11


NOVA @CU1lAk, tnev) ---, IN ~
Running N copnec,ion with The GRAND TRUNK
kAILhOAD Of Canada, on ier contract VIII the
Canadian Government IN transport tie Msls
Date. Of Sailing.
xver1 G %T .. ur4.y Ever, nat. wrda-
from I'D OF Nay TIE day from ,te Zs!h OF Apr
During tie winter months these vessels connect
with the aRAsD TEuSK RAILROAD al Pos land.
Rates Of Passage.
From CiioGgo 10 liverpool VIZ Mich. Central,
Great western ami GkAAD Trunk RAN
ROADS aud ste IN -,
let Class.. 10 SltO
a-cor ins TO @ccomm 'datioh
S,eeragc ....-...-...........SH
incl0 linz cook q PROVISIONS.
From Liveapoot 10 Ckiedgo, via Stea ners and Rail
1stClA .......................s9 5 to Sis IS
acco. ing - accomm ydatioo.
SOL 70
ia la Ing co q proYisios.
A fully qu tiacd Surgec~ ssis In each y ssel
Ea,h pssse gr tickelei thr ugh wlibe a!Io we'd tie
sam q apl4ty bssgay' Free by Kaiir. adj a. by
Steamer w 20cpb, zee fot zach cabin 10 iee
sciI Il rage pas enG~r.
sec i trai i Q.ebec with the Mails and
Pas niger. dispat~Led ON the arrival OF e. ch
s. cam
II vii. be observed from The 'ollowiDg table thai,
thu Ca an I'm has ,'en every otter Ia cre ing
the ALA &c, the = lasssg of tbc c maid
an Gil ins lines ny he ann al tab e, in the y
Uerda dam ISL teins
EsstEdrd ". sf,rdrd
Colin l. II j IN com Caliirs ,..ne. I,i i3h ON
Cuu'i ny IL % 3 Cun'I - IL y
madam /. 10 Is o Ca.a1lau
Tn ongest iassag made y the Canafi.n Il n
were AZ 10 /. veIpocl AMI IL DAYS Qu.b c. -
The Gins L ~ b IN tde Ia 'ag Of h - day
and ID Cunar- Line o. l. { II i ".
FIR pas re ~ freisLt froni Chicago to Liverpool
OF Liverpool to Chicsg ., apply to
wAaRsCK,
Agent ~ the O y Go
april -i.s- CHS No So Dearbora Il Chicago.
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al 000 ON Rs.l3:sssse. 70. one ~ sws
V12OSwyyeefss SoOA11N Z D0Ws
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-06

The Austrian Bank Of Vienna has
been authorized by the finance depart
ment to lend the city of Hamburg 10.
VOC, 600 o; mares banco (about $780,
OOO). The amount was paid in bars Of
silver, to be refunded in the same metal
thin year. A firm in Hamburg has
secured a loan from tank in Copenha-
gen of $4,000. The Austrian govern
nent has advanced loan to the city "
Hamburg of 1000 0OO is. at 6 per cent
With this relief and many other loans Of
enormous amounts mentioned in the for.
eisn papers, the merchants of Hamburg
are in failing condition. Three houses
alone, now under embarrassment have
paper to the amount Of $40 OO0OO0 fall.
ing due this month. The authorities
have found it necessary to call out the
military to enforce order in the vicinity
Of the banks. The CONSERVATION is sc
great that the smallest deposits at the
savings banks have been withdrawn.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-06

A STRANGE CAsE.--The Cincinnati papers
OF Monday, contain story, which. il true
proves that truth is o.t-times stranger than
nction. On Thursday last u woman, twenty
three years OF age, called ut hospital, in
Cincinnati AMI made the following state
ment. That on the 10Th OF September she
arrived in Cincinnati Oh n steamer Tor the
purpose OF king work in the city as = do
nestle. That the day she arrived man
hired her at 81 week. She says she follow
cd him to his house, passed up two pairs OF
stairs into room, upon gain ng which, she
was locked in, and that she remained in tina,
room night and day, from about tine 10th .,
September until the present time, period Of
nearly four months! While there she says she
Was visited nightly by the man who employ
ed her, aud who violated her person. She
says that she never saw his face in the room,
IN she was not allowed the use OF u candle
nor any light whatever that during the day
time. she was visited by . young girl, who,
brought her meals and made her fires anu
that this girl, che says, abused her badly
and the man who brought her 10 the house,
were the only persons she saw during the en-
tire period OF her imprisonment. She WAS
cokfned in house on Front street, and
could zee persons passing on the ievee. Why
she did not make IN outery and alarm ths
neighborhood, is tho s,rangest part e this
strange story. On Thursday morning her
room Was accidentally lett unlocked, and
she escaped.
The lnan and woman suspected Of the inn
prisonment OF this woman have boon arrest.
ed, but nothing definite has been elected
hat such All outrage could have been com
mitted. and continued Tor tour months il
the heart OF q large city, upon thorough
fare daily crowded with thousands OF per
sons. is almost beyond belief.
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EYANNNILLE.iIND.


The st. Louis Democrat of Monday
contains the latest intelligence from Kan
sas down to Tire 9th OF December. fhe'I
cause of the difficulty at Fort Scott was
the attempted arrest of large number
OF Free State men by writs made out
under the rebellion act, which the last
Legislature repealed. The Free State
men would not obey the Sheriff, there
upon large posse comitatus was secured
and they were ordered to surrender un-
conditionally. A fight ensued. in which
Little. the Deputy Marahal, was shot.
another pro-slavery man killed and three
others wounded. The pro slavery party
retreated to Fort Scott. The U. s.
troops from Leavenworth reinforced the
party at Fort Scout. and Gen. Lane en-
camped eighteen miles from the Fort,
with larg. party OF Free State men =
He issued q proclamation in which he
promised protection to every bona fte
settler, but threatened to hang every
Mlssvurian caught in arms. A fyh, &C
CURED between party Of the U. s
troops and Lanes men on the oath. Q
report Of which was published in the
JOURNAL of Monday. It is stated tina
eight OF the Dragons were killed ant
wounded. 1t is reported that the pro
slavery men at Fort Scott have takeI
thirty Free State prisoners.
Il is stated that The Missouri Invader
who voted on the 9th ult exceeded an,
former invasion in numbers. The "B.u
Lnige" has six c .nnon and one hundre,
kegs Of powder stored at Liberty, and
is ruhored that an assault Is to lie mad
on the jail at Leavenworth for the pur
pose Of rescuing the Missourians con
fined there Tor illegal voting.
The Republican denies all the state
men,s OF the Democrat in relation to tn
reported fight near Fort Scott. 1t seem
to lie difficult matter to obtain reliabl
intelligence of affairs in Kansas. Tn
statements made by the pro-slavery me
are denie'I by the Free State party. sn
the letters OF Free State men to the Mi
sour Democrat are styled by the Reput
Lean, Kansas Roorbacks
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CENsU. OF SvANsviLLE.

1t il an untavurable period to attempt
-to'make display Of the business and
growth Of a city. But our municipal
council having directed census of the
city to be made. Mr.. Patrick Burke has
faithful, executed the duty. and made
the returns which We publish below
The numbers are not quite 80 large as
some Of the citizens have Teen IN the
habit of calculating for the city but
they are larger than we actually expect
cd to find them, alter suffering all the
disasters Of the recent business derange
ments- The pre-ent is the most accu-
rate and carefni enumeration of the po-
pulation of the city we have ever had (;
il il posSible few may have been missed
but none have been enumerated that are
not actually here. That we have over
l2,2UO citizen, after the wedding Of the
Gmss. Is q subject Of congratulation. In
1850 the Federal census exhibited po-
pulation Of only 1925. In 1853 it was
about OOD. and IN November. 1857. il
10 'ound to be 1925 The increase in
four years has been about 80 per cent
The city exhibits no interruption in ITS
progress Business is active-building
has tsen as extensive the past season a.
over. and tenements are in as great de
mand az at any former period.
CENSUS OF THE CITY OF EVANSVILLE
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FIsAscIAL AFFAIRS III EUROPE The
last steamer brings intelligence rom
France Of the inrIaation Of grand financial
schemes smorg the princes OF Hnance.--
1t is SAID that a ftsinn Of the Credit Mo
bilier. the Credit Fancier. the Compton
d'E-compts. and an portant-though
less known establishment than the three
tor-go,ng--the Clsisse st. Paui--is about
- be established A rival scheme has
been set on foot by Rothschilds and 9th
ers to reorganize the Compton DIES
compte with capital of two hundred
mill ons of francs. The depression at
Paris continued. Obligations were gen.
orally met. cut not without sacrifices -
Manufacturing is generally suspended
and commercial operations in q great
measure paralyzed. Few failures had
been reported.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-06
TaB PoPuLA;TloN OF EVANSVILLE.

We publish this morning, q table Contain
ing the number Of inhabitants III the city
proper and its, environs.. The census was
taken BY Mr.. Patrick BURKE, and is belicv-
ed to be as nearly correct as possible. We
are glad to know that the Council appreciates
Mr.. Burke's labors in taking the census
File away this mornings Journal.
When Evansville fulflls her destiny and
becomes the Queen City OF the Hoosier State,
twill beinteresting to refer to the time when
she started on her career Of prosperity. Our
hopes for the future were never brighter than
at present. Evansville has within her, al
the elements of great city and if within ten
years her population is not moro than doubled
it will be the fault Of those who control her
affairs. The question of our present popu-
lation il now fairly settled.
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~ Six pure Arabian blood stations hav,

q Six pure Arabian blood stations have
arrived in New York direct from the Cars
cavalry stables. These stables are said to be
TIE wonder Of all who have seen them. They
cover an area of ten miles in length by FIVE
in width. In the centre OF this vast building
is space where FIVE Thousand Of the finest
horses il the world are trained and exercised
daily. The ANIMALS broughtto New York.
cost SIS 900, which is said to be much below
their actual value.
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W- II is said that Toombs, Of Georgia.
upon his arrivslin Washington, Immediately
soua hit the President. and expressed his dis-
sent from the Presidents views in regard to
our neutrality obligations and our co-opera-
ton with Great Britain in guarding the
coast Of Central America. Toombs stands
by the President on the Kansas question.
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
II 4 r. RS
CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED. That the owners Of Blocks Nos % and
in Stockwel 3 Enlargement Iamasc 500, lying ~
being 'etw.en sth and .th street. ard 9TH and 10Th
street. Division street, and also Is ~ and
l3, in Block No. Fourth Enlar ement, cause the nui.
standing water, to he aatedby filling up said properly
Of sufficient heighth 10 drain said water fr" off IF the
Said wcrK TO dore wi,br ten DAYS after the
publication 81 this notice, and in FAULT thereof the
Conn on Council win pr coed to have said work done,
and the costs and expenses occurring thereby will Re
assessed In and collected sale said property or
much thereof a. viii satisfy said lien and costs. By
order OF Common c. uncl.
jan6-3t-Volksbote COPY.
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INDIANA FREE BANKS.
OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE,
INDlANAPoLIs Ian. | 1881


INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. !. 1851
The following Banks have complied with
he amended law ofls55, and have securities
ieposited with the Treasurer OF State, ut
their market value, to an amount not less
than fifty M9usand dollars, and ten per cent.
in exccssof their circulation
Bank OF Goshen, Goshen.
Bank Of Gosport Gosport.
Bank Of Mt. Vernon. Mt. Vernon.
Bank Of Phoi, Paoh.
Bank OF Rockville, Wabash.
Bank of Salem. New Albany.
Bank Ut Salem, Salem.
Bloomington Bank, Bloomington.
Cambridge City Bank. Cambridge City,
Exchange Bank. Greencastie.
Farmers Bank. Westfeld.
indiana Bank Madison.
Indiana Farmers Bank, Franklin.
Kentucky Stock Bank, Columbus.
Lagrange Bank, Lima.
Parke County Bank. Rockville.
PrairieCity Bank. Terre Haute.
Salem Bank, Goshen.
Southern Bank of Indiana, Terre Haute.
The following Banks have complied with
the amended law, but have since given no.
tice of their intention to withdraw their cir
culation. Their notes are payable in coin:
Bank of Indiana. Michigan City.
Canal Bank, Evansville.
Central Bank, napolis-redecmed by
Treasurer OF State.
Crescent City Bank, Evansville.
The following Banks gave notice of their
| intention to close PRIOR to the lst day OF
March, 1858, in preference to complying
with the provisions Of the amended law, re-
curing ten per cent. excess OF securities.
Their notes are redeemed ut par.
Bank OF ElkharL, redesned at the Bank,
Brvokville Bank, Is -
| HOosier Bank, I" " 80
| Huntington Co Bank" I"
| Indiana Stock Bank, -
| Bank vi Monticello, redeemed at Branch
Bank, Lafayette.
Fayette Co., Bank, redeemed at Branel
Bank lConneisyilie.
Merchants and Mechanics Bank, redeem
ed Ut BRANCH bank, New Albany.
Bank OF Syracuse, redeemed at Brancl
Bank OF Goshen.
Indian Reserve Bank, redeemed at Fletcl.
er's Bank, Indianapolis.
susPEsDkD INDIANA FREE BANKS. e
The notes OF tile following Banks are re
4 iaar mad nx, ha A
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IMPORTANT TO THE u.
DEAF AND BLIND,

UT SUI
Proprietor Of the Institution for the Deaf, St Louis,
Missouri. l.
llAs ARRIVED IN EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
j and may lie consulted -r few days at the Cry
Hotel Room No. 10 up stairs. Early attention is de-
- DEAFNESS, DIZZINESS, NOISE IN THE
HEAD, AND all discharges from the EAR, MOUTH
DR.. Mcleod has made new discovery Of Huii that
will ptove perfect absorption of the Cataract" and
restore permanent vision to the eye without the use Of
the kniie.
IMPORTANT AND TRUE.
] have son fifteen yeas Of age who has hesn deas
and unb rom the age Of two years, the effect OF scar
Let fewer and hea s1 ., DIT NeleSd rSuhs s my sn
weeks he esad hear wel, and is nov rapidly learning
=, SPEAK. MAKE this statement unsolicited, aud for
the good OF an afflicted community.
ST. Paul. FeH.' 's55. ALtX. G. MORTON.
have been suffering with deafness, and MANY Of the
ills accompanying deafness, IL IN my infancy, which
is about twenty ye ears; my deafness ecaI,e ais
tressg that could rest neith'r day nor night, and
permitted to visit Or. Mcleod, Of the Ear Infrmarv
81 this city. Trem ling letween hope and far, sub
snsuine expectations, aiter short course OF trent
mint by Dr. McLeot, 1 am In the enjoyment % per
greeahle sensations VIII ch formerly made &c ur('.
Any person wishing to see me, can ind me at my
'''"'D''' -,'' ~ WIS. EMMA CHANDLER
Cincinnati, Ohio, Jan. 1873.
I have been deaf In both my ears for many years,
times, he 4 ur Ten, and almost uneniura lie t.
me. am now one II the baptist men living. /
Ear Inrmary, corner Fourth md Oliver streets In
hi- first examination my ears, he stated that in six
operations he would give me perfect he ring; and true
o. his word, at the sixth operation, heard, and so
distinctly and p'werfuily did the sound come tn nv
cotton, until could get used tit. Those wishing to
Steamer Parihenia.
st. Louis. July II 1855. jani2wl&w.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-06

wHxAr.-Our millers are paying SO cents
for prime lots of wheat, and 55 cents for good
ordinary. Flour is held at a. 90 for small
lots.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-06
XII THE JANUARY MAGAZINES

UheBELL Il CONYNGTON have just received
u large assortment Of Claronets. .,.
Vinlins and cases;
Guitars cheap and bcstj
Acc0rdeons;
Flutes;
Flies:
Banjoes.
Tamhowrrcs, Violin, Guitar, Bass VOL, and all
ether strings wholesale and retail at
DOBELL 4 CONVICTIONS
Book and Music Store.
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The business will hereafter he conducted ny Joseph
g Jewell and Wm- j ;iens amin, under the name and
hrn of jewell 4 Benjamin, who have purchased the
entire stock Of J. Z Jewell 4 Co...
JOSEPH JEWELL,
WIN. j. BENJAMIN.
EvanSYile Ind. Jan. LIST IS .imixw.
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Bank OF W arsaw .redeeniedat the bank.
The notes OF all other banks not onthe above
list are OF no value, TIE circulation 10 the ex-
tent OF the securities Deposited with the Au-
ditor Tor the redemption OF the notes having
been exhausted. "'"
JOHN W. DODD.
Auditor OF state.
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r FOR RENT: -.
Filling HOUSE on Chestnut sire,
ling ~ rooms. IL Is commodious and
uated, and in & .oi r-r,ir Appiy ut
DECKER l. RRtMEl
FOR RENT.

ruNiIE HOUSE on the corner of corne- OF Third and
il c esnut streets, formerly occupied w j. J.
Daniels, Esg, very desireaNe situaiiau, with good
Sailing and carriage house Is for rent to good ten
ant enquire % iian5-tf.l j. z. BYENE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-06
THE CAMBELLS ARE COMING!
G R;ESC EMIT CITY HALL,

TWO NIGHTS ONLY. MONDAY AND TUESDAY
. ifsh and 18th of Jan. 1853.
nyCMsEy AND NEwCOMB's WORLD RE-
~ NoWNFn AND ONLY CAMPBELL MIN
STRELs OF SIXTEEN sTARPERFORMERS AND
BRASS BAND ORGANIZED FOR lss-.s.o {.
The Company is composed Of the FIRST order IF tai,
gentlemen Of versatile and artistic qua ratons,
selected from the Star Performers OF the counry-
combining IN one organization the rest negro Define
ators and Comedians, the most pleasing and est vo-
ealists and halia6sts. The most Distinguished and
hest ins-runen'asts and Dancers at present engag-
et in me fthopan profession: ana ne amp els now
them Admission 30 cents Doors open at 6& O'Clock.
Concert 20 commence at *.
jan5-iw. p. A. CLARKE, Agent
UUsr EECEIvED.-
- Hugh Miliar's Testimony of the Rocks;
Household Words for January
waverly Novels, 80 = n
7ieknor & Fields Household Edition.: for GALE g
JOHN HEALY's.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-06
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

'I,IIE Co-partnership heretofore existing between
] the su scrihers under the name, style aud firm of
J. c. jewell Co., 10 this day dissolvedb by mutual
consent.
All persons indebted to the said firm will please
make payment TO j. C.. JEWELL who alone is authoriz-
''' ' WILLARD CARPENTER,
u. JEW TLL,
v. >. AFFORD.
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ATTACHMENT.

Johu A. Reits } Before Daniel Chute. Justice Of
the Peace Of Vanderhurgh County,
William Bowie. Indiara
Said VIM. Boyle is here'y notified ~ the pendency
OF sail suit, and that the viii stand for trial he
fore ne, at my office in Pigeon TOwDship NJ said
County, on the 18th day OF January 1853, at o'clock
A. NJ. DANIEL CHUTE, Justice.
ian5-3t.
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Fine Boys Caps.

q FEW extra; also, an endless variety Of Boys
n Winter Cap, at greatly reduced PRICES nv
TAUTIER & nAHCONEIEp
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II NHARLES BABCOCK, will in q few days remove
~ his STICK Of Coach and Saidiery Hardware 10 the
store vacated BY c. S. Wells, three doors above.
SeSi-. CHARLES 1AECHcE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-06
900 LOTS.

ASOR SALE in different parts Of the city and soh-
urbs, which We authorized To sell low 81 Il up
IN accommodating terms, say FOUR PAYMENTS IN
THREE YEARS. We will take pleasure In showing
the lots To persons wishing :. purchase.
CHANDLER HYNES, Real Estate Agents.
decl.lw.