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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-31
Philadclphta Market.

PHILADELPHIA, March 30--A
Flour has been rather more enqured after
for export, but receipts and stocks arc liberal
and prices remain unchanged. Sales of 1000
bbls at 81 o584 81, for superfne, and 4 50
GA so for extra. including 1900 bbls of Ohio
extra family ut 6s@472 No change in
rye -four or corn meal. Wheat unchanged;
sales Of good red at 0S@l IS, white 25@l
80. Rye sells fast as received. at 70c.-
Corn active; further sales of yellow at 64G
64l1. Oats in fair demand; 5000 bash sold a,
35@ 81. Coffee advanced nc, sales OF 20Ot
bags Rio at lOHGllT, and 700 bags of La
guira at l255c. Provisions frmer; sales o.
mess pork ut sl7, and 500 casks picked ham:
ata15@l0. Lard held rather higher. Wits
Ky firm at 2l1S.
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Washington Items.
WASHINGTON. March o.

WASHINGTON, March 25-N
The COMMITTEES met this evening at the Cap
itol, all the members were present except Mr..
Craig. Of Missouri There was q full and
free comparison of views and interchange of
opinion, and all conducted with the utmost
harmony, Several amendments to the SEN
ate Kansas bill were suggested and explained
but the Lecomptonites thought that their
substance was already embraced in the meas
ure. One point discussed was the power of
the people of Kansas to amend their Consti-
tuition before 1864; on this there was q di-
versity of opinion. but there was a general
agreement that it would be amended prior to
that time, notwithstanding the words Of the
Constitution. The committee adjourned
without taking any question. On the propo-
sition presented it is contemplated that an
effort will be made tomorrow night Ill eau
Gus to reconcile the conflicting. views. A eau
Gus was also held tonight in one Of the COM
mittee rooms OF the Capitol. Its exact char
acter could not be ascertaiued; but one of the
anti Lecompton Democrats who had Just at
tended the conference of the committee OF
twenty was present. and il is believed that
the eaucus was composed of anti Lecompton
Democrats generally.
WASHINGTON, March 30-PM
The anti Locompton Democrats met late
| last night, to hear the report of the caucu:
committee. of ten on their part. who hac
Just been in consolation with the ten lie.
comptonites. They reported that nothing
could be done. No propositions were made
of any kind which could be accepted. The
anti Lecompton Committee men were au-
thorized to present the Crittenden amend
ment, modified little, as a proposition; bu
| il was unsuccessful. Other proposition!
shared like fate. 1t is reported that there
was good feeling and perfect uaity among
the anti Lecomptonites'
They think English has been wronged BY
the imputations in the newspapers on hi
good faith, in rendering the olive branch 4
The other democrats, and will stand by tht
! Crittenden amendment.
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Crittenden's Kansas Bill.

The following is the substitute of the
Hon. j. j. Crittenden for the Kansas bill,
passed by the Senate. Mr.. Crittenden's
proposition has been adopted by all OF
the anti Lacorupton party in the House,
by both Republicans and Democrats, and
is likely to be the measure, if any is
adopted, for the admission OF the Terri
tory. 1t will be proposed 10 the House
whenever the Senate bill is taken from
the Speakers table for reference or ac-
ton:
That the State Of Kansas be, and is
hereby admitted into the Union on an
equal footing with the original States in
all respects whatever; but inasmuch as
it is greatly disputed whether the Com
stitution with which Kansas is now adj
mitted was fairly made, or expresses the
will of the people of Kansas, this adrnis-
sioL Of her into the Union as State is
here declared to be upon this fundamen-
tai condition precedent, namely: that
the said constitutional instrument shall
be first submitted to vote of the people
of Kansas and assented to by them or a
majority Of the voters at an election to
be held for the purpose; and as soon
as such assent shall be given and duly
made known to the President of the
United States, he shall announce the
same by proclamation, and thereafter,
and without any further proceedings on
the part Of Congress. the admission
OF the said State Of Kansas into the
Union on an equal footing with the orig
inal States in all respects whatever
shall be complete and absolute. At the
said election the voting shall be by BAL
lot, and by indorsing on his ballot, O..
each voter may please, "ior the constitu-
ton" or against the constitution ,
Should the said constitution be rejected
ut the said election by majority of vote
being cast against it, then, and in tina
event, the inhabitants of said Territor,
are hereby authorized and empowered Z
form for themselves Constitution an
State government by the name of tn
State Of Kansas, preparatory to its ad
mission into the Union according to tn
Federal Constitution, and to that EN-
may elect delegates to convention a
hereinafter provided.
The remaining sections Of the bi
prescribes the manner OF electing th
members Of a new Constitutional Con
vention, and the mode Of submitting tn
new constitution to the vote of the pee
pie. II provides for the appropriation
ofcer:ain lands to the new State for ed
ucational purposes, and gives joint juri.
diction with Missouri, over the rive,
nat Cow between them.
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Two Dwellings and Lots forSale or
Accom,N 4 ating Terms.

vHNrIE undersigned offers two Frame Two Story
q Dwelling Houses, Inr'e street, near keitE
Hanncy & Co.'s Foundry. hcing lots No - ard = IN
block IS, in Stockwell's Enlargement The Dwellings
are nearly new. well built-corta'ninE five and six
rooms EACH Either will make com Portable home
for man n moderate circunstances. They viii nc
sold ut bargain, as the owner has le town and gone
TO farming. 49,
Ifno. sold before the SIXTH DAY OF APRIL, they
will then he nut up nj auction 70 he highest dder.
The safe will commence al 70 O'CLOCK. A. NJ.
For further rarticulars. Apply II Mr. Garvin, Real
Estate A gent, Crescent City Building.
MARI WILLIAM JpHNSHN.
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New YORK. March so,

Tho steamer Alps did not leave Liverpool
on her appointed day of sailing.
INDrA.-The Bombay dates are to the oath
of February. a large portion of the British
army had entered Dude. General Colin
Campbell was still at Cawnporc, awaiting the
arrival OF the seige train.
II was expected that Lucknow would be
bombarded on the 95th of February.
The King Of Delhi has been found guilty
and sentenced to Andamus for life.
Tho Tribune oontradictS tho report that
Vidaurri's agent is negotiating loan here oil
enlisting volunteers for revolutionary pur-
poses in Mexico.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

March 30.-l box mdse, 2 bbls eggs, 10l
sacks HAIR. 55 bbls pork, P G. o'Rilsy; ll2
hbls -four, Bement & Vicle; 264 bush wheat,
lglehart; 2 bbls eggs, Wheeler 6s Riggs, 2
bbls eggs, D ID & c.; 70 bbls -four, Brown 81
AIkman: s bxs mdse. r Barnes; box mdsc
Archer & Mackey; 303 bush wheat, French
IL Babcock; 81 bbls flour, 4 Crane; Ia
bush wheat, Iglehart 81 BROS; ps castings
Kratz & Helman; $50 bush corn, Remer &
Mccoy; Q bbls eggs, Gilbert & Bowles; . bbls
eggs, F Kron; box eggs, z ii Cook 81 Son
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Ne Y YORK, March 30-P ,
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, March JUN
Flour unchanged, in fair demand. Fro
visions firm; nothing done, so far. Whisky
unsettled; prices not fixed yet.
CINCINNATI, March 80-PM
Flonr unchanged; sales of 1910 at So 6U@
20 for superfnc; and s. 7053 50 for extr d;
there is 4 good demand for better grades.
Whisky dull and declined 20 lie. There is
rather a better demand for provisions with
out change in prices; 500 lbs bulk pork sold
at 51bdT% for shoulders and sides; 100 hhds
bacon at 7sl for shoulders, and S%@9 for
sides; sales of mess pork a. Sl5 T59l6, the
latter for small lots.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, March 26--M
Florr dali: sales of $500 bbls Mt 2o@4
30 for State. an advance of SC. Wheat buoy
ant; 2400 bush sold at 20Gl 30 for white
White corn buoyant; $4,000 bush sold at sc
@6sc. Pork buoyant at SIG 81 for mess
Lard declined &c, sales at 9slGlO%. Whis-
Ky dull.
New YORK, March 3o-P
Cotton: sales Of 500 bales; closed rnchang
ed; quotations ,-ominal; market not estab-
lished. Flour quiet; sales of 5000 bbls.-
Wheat declined. sales of % 900 bushels
Corn firm; sales Of 80 900 bushels. Chicago
beef declined Csc; sales at sl2@l2 %. Port
heavy. Bacon quiet, hams s34Gs&. Tai.
low steady. Whisky declined II cent: sales
at 2l11@22. Coffee firm; sales of 1000 bags
on private terms. Sugar firm.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. March 30-I
Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat dull,
white 1901 80. Corn active, bat unchang
ed. Provisions active and firm at yester-
days rates. Coffee active; sales of 5000 bags
at l0A@l2. Whisky steady and quiet at
2lkM22.
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Tho Weather.

CIYcrYHArI, March 4O.--Weather clear
Mercury 50 deg. The river has fallen ~
feet, in the last "a hours.
LOUISVILLE, March; 3o.-River falling,
feet 4 inches in the canal; So feet on the
falls.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
GREAT SALE AT AUCTION
VALUABLE BUILDING Let's,
IN EyAysVILLE, INDIANA.

IN EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
an THE DIST DAY OF MARC Il
W le5 az one ococK NJ. st me OUT l lsE .s
highes. bidders 81 public auction, the following he
i. L.; No s;y, IN the Donation EnlarFencnt q the
city OF Evansville in parcels, each fr tng le& feet
on Fourth Market street by so feet depth Wiz y
feet alley in 10 ref These .os Geip , -,s VI
enity Of the Court House, suit very well for business
locations.
I Tas nS i s N hs IN ae oa S q
Evansville, In parcels OF q feet each fronting on
W. stse 81 g seI aepa - raeie . .S5sss p Of
the city, ana never;he!ess in very quiet vciritys
will make very pleasant and agreeable small residences
for business men, WHO cannot sfrl to lose much tire
in going and returning ru their residences to their
g Ths socth westerly part Cor The rorcer cn Oak and
First street, Of Not To- q, In the Upper Enlargement
OF the city Of Evansville, IL parcels Of q feet each
situated in quiet; retired part of :ts city, and
too far of from the business pa. Of town, wherefore
they would make very pleasant places OF residence for
& sixty three feet front on Water street, hetE,en
vine and Division wi sS by s iso es n ah % " 10
front each. Also, in the same block ~ feet tront on
feet alley being the alley the of lots No g. and
% in the Old Plan o. the Town Of EvansyiIe.)
liable in the whole city, and the location one Of the best
for any kind OF MISUNDERSTANDING and retail-and
such an opportunity OF gehas cnesp anA so1n ousi-
-, 49, y, 49, $1,000 - " "
ionE fH.e - ssa:. Df>,- ~ 40 A.. T,--
- LOIS am q ~ ieis y =, q, 10 .s
90 ,no Eli,seo ony; G rev III ii - 60 $500 - 49, :
W an ar ,.viis vi oi.e ~ u ~ 49, =
vi .,e ~. , 81 . r,I, snd ri,h. "a
NY On, - 49, ~, All t 80. 3 80.
HS ne idrse sri. h , o OF s Se 10 rf
Avenue. This property is very VA liable for manu-.
featuring PURPOSES. Lots and are provided with a
sooi substantial wharf.
Lots g TO- u, L. H. Is. Il. l6, IL, 10 and 10 In
Block So t96 In Lamasco City. All OF said lots rex.
cep. and l have 20 feet front by lls feet depth
with u fee. alley in LOIS Is and l4-both
lotshave - feet front each hv the same depth
tie others. These lots helms opposite
n the Belle View, and p close vicinity 10 several dis
teries saw NUS ana oiner %, III ~
in the neirhhnrh0od ann hejpr out Of the CORPORATION
line. they don't have 10 nav anv CITY ;ay.s
Lots = and L II Same. Listers SUD Of
Evansv lie. These lots have boihA feet on Second
street w - leetuspt' duu arc Sults IN very p pc
AM, G,liet 10. y =, -, W.
naser sFeSide'ee ana OUT Vi tue NUNS VI 'e @04
| sl" nu'~r-pvr,,- r,-o u, ocrc - ,;o;,., 49,. -
:. In " 49, No Va ulSIe.s sIh,s' va,
r.iiss rh ;;; a., ,ho 80, ne 81 a.. a. i,-
Tt au ~ ; III ~ r,,I;, go ,;ss,
lhsy ere on n sh,s oi rl''lnIi. steet 'ie 'ss.
ana EideSt Srett N b1na:sc' WHICH sneet-hter ue
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FOREIGN.
THE LIVER INYIGORATORl

2sREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD, Is A GREAT
IL Scientific Medical Discovery, and IL daily WORK
ing Glmos. great To believe. II cures by
magic, even the hFs dose giving benefit, and seldom
thNn che lnrle is squirei 70 cure any tind Of
Lis or Cen piainL, from the 81 Jaundce Dyspep.
STA 70 common headache, al ~ which are the result
NH n,snns,l 7. tNfr
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PYrrsBuRe, March S0.-River So feet; at g
stand. Weather clear and mild.
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The Live. one of the
human Lciy.and when IL
the powers Of the system
stomach isalm pst entirely
action of the liver for the
functions. When the sto
are atfault, and the whole
quence Of one organ-tbe
its duty. For the diseases
proprietors has made i
more than twenty years
! wherewith 10 counteTac
| to which II is liable.
To prove that this re-
person troubled with live
forms, has but to try ;
certain.
A compound has beer
and extracting that par
active virtues Of the medi
all morbid or Tad matte
ing in their pfsceahealtn,
the stomach, causing foo
the blood giving tone ant
merry removing the cause
ing a radical cure wiihou
after effects, fel; by usinI
tia. ~ usually resprtel
Ore dose after eating :
stomach anc prevent III
ing
Only one dose taken be
nichtmare.
Only one dose taken q
gently ard cires costiT'
One dose taken ate
pepsia.
One desc Of tw'
relieve 4 sick headache.
One bottle taken for fe
tire cause of the disease
0aly one dose immedi
! One dose rften repeateG
Morhus and n preyenta
One dose taken oftei
renee OF bilious attacks
feelings.
~0rlv GRE bottle /
system the effects of mcii
One 10 tie taken fo,
lovnesS OruEna.ural col
One dose taken n shOr
vlcor IN the appetite anf
Ore dose oi:en repeated
in is worst forms, whill
plaint5 yield almost - tht
One or two doses cures
while for worms in child.
e, or speeiier re nedy in
There isno exagceratior
are plain, sober facts, that
prove, while all who use
imGus testimony in il,
| Among the hundreds &
t. the public, ;here are
mend as Or. Sanford : In
now throughoutthe UniI
q Liver lnvignrator, pro,
on all who use il. Alt
have heen given or the 3
those o, the highest stan
| itto he the hest pTeparatiC
CoCSTy DEMOCRAT.
PRICE ONE DOL
| ". BIER20WER, Sc
MARI Proprietor
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principal regulators Of the
- performs its functionswsll
&sre July developed. The
Independent on the healthy
proper performance OF ia
@mach is a. faulttbe bowels
~svstem suffers IN conse-
ceased 10 DO
soof thai organ, one Of the
Vms stcd, in a practice Of
/, INTO find some remedy
. 1.-THE many arrangements
% niedy is stlast found. any
complaint in airy OF its
- bottle, and Conviction u
\ -fornea bydissolving gum
{ (which Is soluble for the
-yScine. These gumsremove
To nom the system, supply.
v how Of bile invigorat;ne
4 70 digest welb purifying
4 health to the whole nachi-
s-"f the disease and effcc .
L any of the disagreeahle
g -calemel or mineral poison
s~suffciert to relieve the
c flood from rising and sour.
,-Efore retiring prevents
nisht Ioosens the bowels
eNne~s.
r each mea; will cure pys-
D. teasroonseul will always
-xmale obstruction removes
!, and makes q perfect cure.
: fitely relieves cholic while
i<sa sure cure for choler1
Of cholera.
!, will prevent the recur
!, awhile il relieves al pain.
: Aneeded 10 throw out Of the
v cine after q ong sickness.
r-Jauhdice removes sill yel.
e - Or from the skin.
{ WHINE before eating gives
ixn akes food digest well.
l"cures Chronic DiarrhRA
; summer and bowel com.
|" hrstdose.
aitzcts caused by worms.
ren, there Is no surer, SAT.
~ the world as Il never fails.
- N these statements; they
VUwe can give ev dence to
, 80 il are ,iving their unap.
= favor. 81.
fLiyer Remedies now offered
none we can so fully recom-
vigora or, 50 generally known
IN. This pseparaiion Is truly
iucinc the most happy results
most innumeTa'le certificates
reat virtue Of this medicine by
ding in society, ard we know
on before the public-UrDser
Lar PER BOTTLE.
lie Agent FOR Evansville.
SANFORD 4 CO.,
=, 3.s Broadway New York
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TURKS ISLAND SALT
- go bags, very coarse red per steanocs faYchild
and Tor saleey Jan lI GEO. FOSTER & CO.
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II ADDITION.
Eight Valuable little Business Lots,

On the corner Of Third and Sycamore streets,
Four Of them fronting on Third street. and four
Sycamore. They all have ls& feet front hv derth
of from 1nto e. feet with little ally five feet in width
I'm rear This Is unnuestionablv Of the most valu-
able corners in the cty and those who know any.
thing about the value Of Real Estate, comment is
necessary.
For further particulars enquire ~
Denny & LUNKESHETMER.
Agents ,r The purchase and sale OF Real Estate, Ev
ansvile, India Ia. maria is
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RAIL > AD.
ForLs;.,s.I.ie, Cincinnrti, st. Louis, Indian.
apoli5 aud the Eat
TIME CHANGED.
WEDNESDAY, NARCHl,Is5s

nv and after "Wednesday March 3ri, the up Nail
tran leaves evansville at minutes past y. n.
arrives at Terre lIaute minutes pasts
The down Mil Train leaves TerTe iiaute minutes
Tae accommodation Trains leave as heretofore, oat
pass yuceunes North, AT 1926 South, nj l;S; arrive
AZ T.rrs Hautp .:1q, aud Evansville $50 p. y:
All stations, except Princeton. PatoAa, Ntnccnnes
Carlisle and sullivan. are made Flag stations
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COAL FOR SALE.

WYE lave on hand and are constantly receiving
10 coal Of an esc client quality from up the canal
which we will deliver in any part Of the city ct l0c
Orders left ct James Ladghlins warehouse, or at the
office q Nathan Rowley will he rronntly ATTENDED 70
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MARCH 30
VIM Knox, Wabash 10 Evansville.
u Green, Bowling Green 10 Evansville.
Monarch, n Orleans To Cincinnati.
Scioto, Louisville to Henderson and back.
Lady Walton. Cincinnati to Arkansas River.
Antelope, Louisville TO New Orleans.
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EA EES.


IpaaFTs,
AL me n5ans %ira 10 Of avail thensslves Of The &
eS o. me hN I r c am 5si,s Of the Susness
a at ssr o Inc t ds LIT FISH Ss
'p'''''''
TRANSFORMATIONS I9 a. :, Ns.n: sayD:
osr their f stocks T% s,.; ihs Ea :; r.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
Eran Eyiea and rieinitv Conpections are male with
Route shortened and improved by completion to Par.
;fais. 5Fgl7 a ' .' rs,,~ rn;,as.,nn.
CIV .PsRyIsL, Ny orHiJ. /. EseiASD' Baltimore
for information or through rates, or to
GEO. FOSTER ~ CO., Freight Agents.
corner Locust street anu Iaia'' hVans'iie' i'laii'
ly3SI
aXEs-
"A 3 boxes Lippincott's, for sale nv
uhn, Do LnnIr 70.
A ,HOICELAYER RAIsINS-
5cs New New GRan' received and for sale by
7;.,-5- 775,7 q M. -; A o. = R 81 Ton
- So, - saIoh ORR nsITTTJ e. CO
mari i'' '"'" 0"'
HHe-!
VAr msri o'iI oRR op nhi s co.
49,,
~ AlLo..oO0 Kegs assor'ei nailS, ior &c ~ IN
ssUGAR--
do Plantation Aoi~'se;' ,9r c sae g SoT
=
ieo ~ -, old rye Mn 5iskyi
10 bhls Cherry Brandy;
9 If hbls do do;
| ca sFbrls 10 az.
| 5 blls Apple Brandy, received per steamer
| Princess, and for sale by j. d. HEIMANN.
.se G----7,,5 Zen mn,
| 6NRoCEkiiiE.Sp;. ;,,e N a,nsC6i'ED.
80 half bbis dol
! 100 hhds Sugar, Fair to Ckofe:
| 100 bags CoHeej
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BY TELEGRAPH.
XXXVth Congre.s--First Session.

ExcLUsIvELY TO THE EVANSVILLE
DAILY JOURNAL BY 2. 4 W. LINE.
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9pALTIMORE COFFEE
rro5 ''' GILBERT & BowLEs.
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uSIGS.-200 drums in fine osder, for sale ny
II mari GILBERT q B0WLES.
q GOOD MILCH COWS. ,ox,
ID For sale by u. II. COOK SON.
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Coal! Coal! Coal !!

C0UI Nt.tI NUUt
WYE have now on hard, raS a-s daily receiving,
~ the best Coz l. that has ever been Introduce
into this market, which s,lling low. Good eur
repcy will he received in raymert Orders left at the
store of JNO. ". HUGHES, nsxt 70 the State Bank,
ians5ltf JNO. w. HUGHES & CO.
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THE RIVER.
Arrivals and Departures.

IPrsm P. G. O'Riley II Co.'S Regis,cr.l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-31

H1LARIFIED sUGARS.-I0 hhds in store. ro.
~ sale by lmarlSl PRESTON BROTHERS.
HIDER VINEGAR
C5 Bbls. Warranted Cider Vinegar, ~ store ard Il
ale by San. vIC6GGx-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-31
COUCHES. LOUNGES.
PICTURE FRAMES

q BEAUTIFUL assortment of guilt moulding
FEM !" D0BELL & CONJUNCTION.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-31
REGULAR LOUISVILLE, EyANSSiLLG
AND HENDERSON PACKET.

Csnszns~ = TIE STEAMER SCTOTo. No. .,
l1-z-l.ssz<sf will leave Evansville every TUES
!tsss.t.z9 DAY att O'Clock, P. NJ, and ATUK'
DAY al O'Clock, P. NJ, for Hender'
son and Louisville. Acconmo iatons excellent.
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