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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-11-26
RICHMOND.
SAN III, s NcIsc0

:.
If these facts do not establish reputation.
we know not what can
Atthe above named TWENTY FAIRS. all helh
last Autumn {1s58)-at nearly all OF them, the
boasted SINGER ..shuttle Machine DID CON
TEND, as well as Grover i Bakers. Weeds.
sloat's, Webster's, BenthoIt's. and twenty or
more others; and ALL, in EVERY INsI'ACE,
have been signalIy and fiirly beaten. No ra-
tional man can now deny the fact that the
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-11-26

EEPs always On hand afuil as MW "
N sortment Of New Buggies and fNgL
Barouches and every Variety of2aZ-zx-- ~
Harness, which he will sell as low as can be
bought elsewhere. Also-alI kinds of Repairne,
done at the shortest notice, and on the most rea-
sonable terms. n27-1v
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-20
/. EiOPAINS & Co., l'reprietsrs,
FINAL NOTICE.

A Ill persons having any demands against the
"A. Estate of Robert +. Cunningham, decreased.
urc requested to present them on Thursday the 9TH
lay of May, in the Ordinary Office, ON wh!rh dHy
Il final settlement will be mutle. Also, all those in.
leb,ed to said Estate will do well to settle IN "
before that dny as after that time will place all
unsettled business in tho bands Of pruper Officer
for collection.
JOSEPH MORRIS, Adm'or.
March Is, 1859 Ut IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-20
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEF!El.p DISTRICT,

l. u u L II pio Isl y 1,
X ORDINARY,
Jcptha Couch, .sGm'or Of William sutcher,
Deceased, Applicant,
Ys.
The Creditors generally Of the said deed
III appearing to my satisfaction that the assets of
Il said deceased insufficient TO pay Of his debts
III full. II Is ordered and derrerd that al and sim
gulur. the creditors of tho said William Satchcr,
deceased. lo present their claims against the said
William Satchcr. deceased, before me. properly
proved. OH or before the twrniy-ihiri day uf Amy
next. and that they 'lo appear in the r"urt Of or'li
nary. un sail wen:y-thirl ,lly af May nest, TO
cciyc their proportion Of tho assets of sai deceased
nml failing to ip Ill, they will be prceluded and
barred:
uivon under my hand and seal. this twenty
second LAY of February, A. D., one thousand eight
hundvud and ifty-nine.
". I. DVRISnE, o. p. u. IL. s..
Or,!inary's Office. Feb. ~. 1859. SIN
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-04-20
State OF South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
Is ORDINARY.

ED G EFT F I'D DIS TKICT,
Is ORDINARY
1Y W. F. DUHISOE, Esq, Ordinary Of Edge
I'D field District.
Whereas, Fred Mcdaniel has applied to me for
Letters Of Administration. I'LL and singular the
goods and cha;tlcs, rights and credits of Levi
Mcdaniel late of the District aforesaid. Deceased
Those ARE, therefore. to cite and n,lnonish all
and angular the kindred and creditors q" the SAID
deceased. be an,l appear hcf"rc me- ut our next
Ordnarys Court for the said District. to be halden
Mt Elgeiiell Cour; House. on the 18th day Of
April, inst. to show cause. il any. why the sH;d
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hard aad seal, ti' i'nrta
day of April, in The yehr of'onr ii"rl hfc ti"ns-
ana eight hundred and fifty nine aud in the eighty
third year Of American Independence.
". +. DCRlS0E, o. E.n.
April %, 2tc -
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-.N
I-t4.-.tc l-,st t; 80 premises 1s>,T D.
e. IN suct. certificate; which ,>eli snail nave the
same f3rc- and cTiect and lc conclusive evidence q
abe facts il the mad been male under
1he eleventh section Of said ordinance OF June J.
1888, stnd said deeu shalt not be aunulied or held
invalid in any court, except upon proof Of one or
more Of the three facts required to be proved t. an
null or invalidate coed made under the said eley-
enth section of said ordnance, and hereby de
clred that all the provisions of said eighth ninth
tenth, and eleventh sections Of said ordinance of
une B. 1885, shall be applicable 10 proceedings
under this ordinance, if the were Zee ;cted
Il a part Of this ordinance.
Sec IL. Whenever precept is issued under this
ordinance, or under the ordinance of June B. 1899
the clerk shall charge the collector with the amount
of such preccpt. and the collector shall, whenever
lie makes any collections any such precept, pay
the same over to the Treasurer and take his re-
ceIpt, and file it with the Clerk, who shall give
the Collector credit for the of recent
Sec L. Whenever order shall be passed d.
rcctlBE sidewalk Of class No. he nirtlc, AMI
said order shall emit to state whether the curIiu.-
Is to be OF plank OF stone, such order shall not fnr
that reason he invalid but the shall be deemed
and taken to be an order requiring plank curbin-s
to be used.
Sec. ID All ordinances inconsistent with this or
dinaEcc are hereby repealed, but all proceedings
pending, or improvements commenced, under any
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Correspondent Cincinnati Gazstte
NEaShin nrnxn HENS

AT the time OF this writing, the House
appears as far off as ever from eecting a
Speaker, and as long as the Anti-L ecomp-
ton Democrats maintain their present posi-
ton, nothing can be done untilthe plurality
rule Is established. Meantime, the outside
pressure for an organization is becoming
tremendous, on the part OF persons having
demands on the Treasury.
Tue Administration Is beginning 10 feel
very DESTROYS that some one may be chosen.
ia order that the necessary supplies may be
voted. The plurality rule will carry when
ever vote can be taken, and MANY Demo
Gratis are now DESTROYS that such 4 vote shall
he taken as soon as possible, that the respon-
sibiIty may resi- with those who choose II,
support such an organization.
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After some more speechifying, Clemmens.
of Virginia, demanded a ballot He was
tired of being kept here five or six hetlrs a
day disabled as he was, without all effort
being made to elect somebody
Capt Simms, however, OF the Ashland
District of Kentucky, could not be STAYED
Oft, and he delivered himself of a speech.
after which a ballot was taken, when a new
dodge was presented, IA Republicans voting
for Gilmore, of North Carolina.
This caused much futtering, and was con-
sidered smart operation to throw the re-
sponsiblity of not organizing upon the
Democrats, who might, by voting for Gil
mer, have effected q choice for Speaker.
Gilmer vote was thus raised to SO, against
SO for Sherman, and So for Bocock Gilmer
then declined in favor of Boteler, of Va
and another ballot was taken It resulted
as follows: Sherman, III; Bocock, SO;
Boteler, %; scattering, 8. Whenever Clark,
Adrian and Reynolds go over to Sherman,
his success is achieved. They are all in
doubt.
The caucus of Democratic members of the
House has adjourned without coming to any
determination to change their nominee for
Speaker for the purpose. of accommodating
other parties. The general feeling was.
however, that should the South Americans
and anti-LecOmptOn Democrats show dis
position to vote for any other Democrat
than Bocock, they would change their nom-
Inee. IA -.r.. --sr.s,ss 4 u q. ID e.ss
The Senate confirmed Amasa J. Parker.
as District Attorney of New York.
On Wednesday, in both Houses of tile
VIZ giHfa Legislature, there was reported an
appropriation of 5 1905 for the purchase
Of firearms and munitions of war, to be dis
tributed by the Governor among the organ
lied volunteer companies, in exposed por-
tions of the State
In the House, n communication was pre-
sented from the Hon. G. J. Faulkner, urging
an appropriation for the relief of c.. W.
Richardson, of Martinsburg. and Paine c.
Young, of Charlestown, who were wounded
at Harpers Ferry.
! bill was reported in the House to pay
the expenses incurred by the Governor in
the Harpers Ferry affair.
Whether or not, the Mexican treaty has
been ratified is matter of doubt, the State
Department to-day was without certain Ill.
formation.
fhe a:t,illgt5u SUITS eltaree- uron he
---u- fsr- -is..te s1-r---t- q lee
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BzSF~ CYRUS !. Bush was brought before
Squire WALKER yesterday, charged with
stealing ten dollars from JOHN MARR, lie
was bound over in the sum Of $500. in de-
fault Of which he was committed 10 Jail
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w ay Copies sesteAe1 was noa Conn
1nO0eG.

I
iAy Copies Sr4seAe1 was 40. Conn
.E.. anUleG.
\ great effort was made 10 have Coupic
! sentence COMMITTED, but the Legislature re.
refused TO give the Governor power
This result was owing TO Coppics course since
| his conviction, his letter 10 Mrs. Brown
proving a great barrier to ciemency.
COOK AND CoTPIC's VAIN ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE
About o'clock on Thursday evening.
the two made an unsuccessful attempt to
escape. Thinning between the window and
the floor in their room was a plank three
and half inches thick and twelve inches in
width. They had loosed this plank so they
could move 1t with case, aud replace it with
the same facility. For several days. with
the help OF il barlow knife and a screw from
out their bedseaG, they had been empIGved
III removing the plaster and inside brick, so
that on the night of the 18th, they had no.
thing to do but remove the outer brick.
AT the hour named, when no guard was
near aud the excitement of the day was
over, the bricks were removed and an aper-
ture made sufficiently large 10 admit OF
the egreS5 OF much largermen. Cook. with
the use of his barlow knife, which he con
verted into il saw, had removed the irons
from his feet. One OF the links of the chain
ofCOppic's irons was also cut, the rings still
remaining OIL his limbs.
TO avoid the ratuing sound which would
attend his walkings, he h:,d tied die piece of
chain, which was hanging To one of the
rings, TO his leg with MIS- HANDKERCHIEF
Cupplc got out first, feet fureinost, aud al
lowed himself 10 drop Il distance uf ii feet.
Cook followed. The timbe.s OF the scaffold
on which Brown was hung were in the yard
anil fbpV -, q.
COlpic assembled first, aud stretched himself
on top OF the wall. Cook then held his hat
up over the wall to see it it would he no
ticed. ~ rs IL
A sentinel observed it us he attempted to
elevate himself; the guard iIed, -Lut the bali
missed its mark. The two prisoners then
retreated into the yard and towards the Jail
door. The alarm was given, and the TAILOR
on entering the yard, seized them, and re-
conveyed them to their room, where they
were heavily ironed to the floor.
The buoyant flow Of spirits which thew
had exhibited now sank, and they appeared
deeply depressed. The slender thread upon
which hung their last hope OF life was
broken. sd
In the morning, they againbccame cheer
tul. Cook humidity begged Che jlil6r's par
don, and said lie freely and fully exonerotcd
hi;n nom all completely. llad it hot beta
for the military guard, they would have uIl-
louhtediy escaped. SOME Of the citizens
aensure the jailor severely, while others !
think that his charitable FEELING towards |
the prisoners, was his only f,uIt
He undoubtedly desired that the prison.
erS should spend their last hours by them
selves, undisturbed even by the regular ilil
guard. His kindness, tits feared, has been
his ruin Gin. Gaz s..s.a ,as
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at.7i haarasiahts Ma chimes, dc.
- -. - EVANSVILLE, IND
FHVIEj ECPRfETORS or THE CRY F0UN-
z dry beg have TO inform their friends and the
public IN g neral, that they prepared to do ali
FTscHTrE AMI FINISHING WORK
ard cferytbng arpcr lining to thu Foundry brsf
aess They are manufacturing STEAnf kyeINTs Az,
b2Hj.gs Fl any SIZE and power required. Saw Mill
tr-y Al. Machinery, Tobacco screws Cum
1.iH- g. tt--;.- sIs.reIGchines, BaIt Mills
fi'i. p ,rhinery of all kinds
Eisa re-. i rFr and Brass Castings,
eTFrs i-tat-s ttrouts, Cellar t-stss
"a -l~-. H- W.. *
rsfL'-t - Il. -. lI.rs, ia -lIr.irs- .t-a
- - description copper IL
ling Kettles. EefriseIators,
- -sTcF$. argos, StiiIiicais and Worms on,
i .eTs< L.;l.. g i, Columns for 4 lcohoI Stills,
"a. -, = 2hoas, &c; copper, Lead and
AZ" 27'r4i- Lr3ss and Iron Pumps Of every
gI~iefy, tGT TO- spirits. oil &c. Brass Cocks ana
y4lyes, stoaiu Ns III .ics, DC.
Wors,-ae Il se.i& - 81 parts to fit up work and do
ysEa.. o steam Boilers, Copper ami Sheet Iron
DO META IS BOUGHT.
. hr5 - 4EFag ~ End selliag Aliens Improved
St-iil q ~. =. "eu-it Iron welded Pipes and Tu-
5infs Ritr;a iIopkins' Improved Smut Machine,
Stephen Higgins Flour Separations German RaIt
iug 10Th, tin- Z.astic lselting, Packing Hore 6:.
Pic Iron ? So NJ sr3Iter Fire BricI va" I'M
Thcy have stsrs .as:i-tg. of the best Macbinorv
"a @qrAfaeS. an s-.:i siEv pil work entrusted to
e ~. y e4f iL-1i 'E'' attention, filling orders
s. q "a fsazs sab IL prices. 'sI. .s
y On. q .4i - suoms, No. 60 Main street;
T 80. . :, Boiler Yard and Machine Shop on Pine
: ree, y tws-n FIRST and Second streets, Evans.
gre GU aC!-A EULL STOCK OF IRON
q steel, Iron sin9s. Steel Slabs, Tinplato Wire
'hS ,l, iIon ~ O. i'a''d and for sale BY
ue'' SAMUEL ORR
glE-4 -s:s:ELges.S' IA r TE 100
eea'a WHEELER { RIGGS.
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lnir euoa5h, but i II A1Jpsy,,, deere viii
be no necessity Tor D4-.ay Aot;hern delegates
making their arrangements 10 be present on
the occasion.
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former ordinance now in force shall be conducted
aud completed under the provisions of such former
ordinances which for that purpose continued in
fore. W. BAKER, Mayor.
Attest: + BURKE, City Clerk
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Nebraska.
While the whole nation is absorbed in the
contentious and wranglings Of Congressman
over the election of Speaker, the people of
Nebraska Territory have been carefully and
calmly preparing for a State organization,
by the formation of a State Constitution
and its presentation to Congress for accept
ance.
A bill has been presented in the Terrific
rial Legislature, providing for an election
on the 2Gth inst, at which delegates are to
be chosen to a Convention for the purpose
of framing State Constitution That in
strnment, when it is framed, will be sub
mitted to the people for acceptance or reiec-
ton on the 22d day Of February If accept
ed, the first Monday in May has been set
apart for the election of State officers under
it. Thus the Constitution Will, doubtless,
be presented to the Congress now in session
for acceptance or rejection
The movement towards a State oreaniza-
ton has received its main strength from the
message of Governor Black to the Terrific
rial Legislature. That gentleman goes into
a lengthy discussion Of Territorial matters,
: - 49,. -. =,
hoo+ar +rao1, ~. ,o,,to,,t ,;,,.a,e ,-;,,.
the peculiar hobbies Of other gentlemen, but
boldly marks out a course for himself. In
bis rnessoo,e ro low, d.. a.. c-,,...
r,onos;tioos.
F;ryt c,,r,-ro--. ,.,,.- ,,...-...-, .,.- IT.
tory of the United states bv the admission
Of new States and s. that the propriety of
admitting new State is committed to the
Souna discretion OF Congress
2eeo'.u- Inc ederal government, as a
,..,, o' ''' l'''l'' o, me se'eral 9u'ies'
-
ecu t. ''-' .-''s..->- -.s ....-.,.y 800.
~. "IJ V-ueI Pul pose except u He G11ltted
- The s,o,,,Isitio. - - ~ no 'u''
admission of new States i coI91ni,Ied 70
the sound discretiOn5 Of Congress.
In discussing these propositions, the Gov
ernor maintains that Nebraska as a portion
Of the Louisiana purchase, was bought that
it might become a State of the Federal
Union Iro odr,its ~ f,...--
discretionary power over tho aJu, i-Sio,, cf
new States hut claims hat a.. 49,.
is not unlimited ord ;rro.ro.,.;l,I. -,
be obedient to the Corstitutio ~. r.
rito.v was only be,d b,, H. o..,
ment a. agent or tr.,stoo g.. r.
til it was settled and inbahi+od .,.'.,.
zed community, oonohla. g
and - oond;,;ou :. ''''''"'
-, -, :, ''-'''u =" eq'al
the Irnion - '''0' '''''''S' 10 " member OF
Gov. Black thinks no one will do,v That
Nebraska is settled by a =. ciyiA,sJ -o,,,,,,-
mtg, capable Of selGqoperpment" On IN.
contrary, he SAYS the citizens have beo, |
most too civilized and Iaw-abidire, FIR tl,oir |
own good. Wherein, the Governor does mot
inform US.
lie answers, at some length, the objection
that Nebraska has not yet attained popu
lation sufficient to entitle her to one Repre
sentative. He urges that the rule REQUIRING
a population of 90, 443 in a Territory before
it is entitled to become a State, is both nm
just and unconstitutional.
nc 'i''hNS the number named in the con-
S'il"''oh IS " iRihlnnm-3o, OOO-is much
pet'er Suldetowards hxingt the status or con-
ing rule of an ever cbanoi,e, Ioo.;s,,+,,.a
Nebraska is now claimed 70 have a no,,,1o
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yTY1E E'EO.N'EER GROCERY'AGA1N
n IN the field orthc Holidays! just rccei we'd
ID boxes extra emitting Cheese
rkins chnice Goshen Butter:
bblS choice Leaf Lard;
/ cask Clear Sides;
Cssk Shoulders
: bbls Golden Syrup
6 bbls powdered and crushed Sugars;
Dbl CranberIieS;
20 sacks extra Pennsylvania Buckwhcat Fleur
and also supply of Fancy Groceries such as
flckles Preserves Jelies, Pie Fruit WORCESTERSHIRE
and other sauces, Canned Fruit, Canned Fresh
Mackerel and Shad, Cove Oysters, etc dccI3
81 REE.v' .FEsf'EES-50 BARRELS ron
w sale by L. REDMOND,
decIO Posey's block.
2 ESsE e ,SSE-i z Fl GsUES .RJV.Es EsD.FE-
LIE mtny in quantities to nit purchasers. BY
decIu 7. REDMOND.
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EB O0TS .gy7'Fs SHOES .gF C.ysr

will offer and sell at Cost for thirty davs nv
entire stock Of Eastern made Boots and shoes com
mencing Saturday. December II, 1859. Now istbe
time to secure good bargains. De not neglect this
t" buy good Bncts and Shoes
T.. DU1GUER.
uecl'dZ" - Main street.
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tAisHtac HEILMAl
KRATX & HEILMAN.
III , CITY F0UNDllY T. 60. -

MANUFACTURERS NDBUILDERS OF STEAM
zaar ENGINES AND BOILERS
Saw ana Grist Mil Machinery, Tobaceo ecrovvs
Cumming EIachines. Chinese Sugar Cane NfIls vs.
ats7 h4arasiahts BIa chimes, dc.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
st. Charles Saloon.
NEW pROPRIETORSFI PAN ENTII
.Dr NJ "a NJ. 1 trrra.l


/ NEW PROP IP-tAB ENTIRE
REORGANIZATION. 3
EEE sEgs. Eg.z.sF.HF7gs $ p REEEss5FS Sc.
9 ~ from New 0rleane, have purchased the ST.
CHARLES SALOON, oG FIRST STREET, nearly 0ppo-
site the Post Office, and have reittei il in an ele-
giant and attractive style.
The new proprietors have had long experiences rs
keepers of fashionable and popular Restaurants ia
New Orleans, ana they viii euacayor, ia their new
house. to combine all the el6gaDcies ana Injuries
OF Northern and Southern i,estauTats in the ST.
They have brought a Igrge and complete stock
of choice Liquors frena New Orleans, which they
collected with care during their business u that
cry lhelr connections aud acquaintance IN that
city viii enable them TO Obtain the choicest sup
plies of Liquors. Fruits, and luxIiries from that
market in future, and they viii spare 10 expense
nor pains TO make the ST. CHARLES sIrp8ss,
hereafter, its former Representation as a pleasant
saloon place q good living and elegant, refined
RE Billiard players viii find at this saloon set
OF the finest marble ten Billiard Tatlcs, froru the
wick & Co.
The undersigned Gatrsr themselves that long ex-
perence and careful atcntion will enable them to
merit Reputation qua 70 any Saloon il the west
eTli country.
CO 4 81 Iendid lunch viii be served up in lie
most approved style, every mornin5 at 10 o'clock
uAMAf1R 4 DREIEG>s,
aGgf Late Of Neg Orleans
IL REs . 80 E3 ss6F1, rs 1909, fEIkE
Ga Ground Rice, Pearl Barley, and other diets
W. IT. p. STODDARB'5
dec3 Drug Store, II Main street.
.7YH.s-V.EzKl.s a % Essl ia q o us
. ~ all sizes, from haif-iach to inches received
per railroad direct from the RiaGUGle urers, by
does soRENs0N & co.
EE/eE .zEske JUST KoS- go 80 "a p % =
. another lot Of Eluid and 6ts.Is ytii Taraps
the latest patent, all Of wbic s,I Ell tor s. ie at
VI. IL. p. SIUBDAaDfS,
dec3 II Main street.
G1GLD = Es.HsS!-A NEW LOF Of DAW-
~ sen' Warren d iIyde's tip top Gold Pens,
= nalAf II nm = gf,-n Mo i, L..
BITTROLFF BROS,
nov y ..t. .5.= Is Main street.
AT Esks7,ks SF0.R.Es-1O Te.sE5 NR
~ rea grind Stones all sizes, received to-day by
GEO. $. SONSTkG;
octZb IL Main street,
A-TERCCE.sEs So g's!-5O CERfTtE.zR
& SAWS OF ~ Superior ;iusitv Just Teraya AISa
saw rard.ils. CHARLES =. sVEIE.S,
decb No. 10 FIRST street
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m TUNING viii sell at Auction, on Wednes-
day evening, Dec 2lst, at early gas-light at our
Auction Room, Corner of Main ana Third streets a
LOT of Fine Oil Paintings in gilt frames nice mar
Tor ornament. Here is good chance te get HOLIDAY
presents Sale positive.
dac2D
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al hrG : reos, lie goods nd cl,....e. 4 B.h
LGkeihe' Aver. !, ceased culsis OF fsaud i. -
HaaeouS Books, nearly Buggy and harness
one wardrobe, one bathing machine, Que book case
le bureau set of chairs, card table, stove and "a lot
OF Maps OF the city of Evansville and County Of
NaRt-rburgh. H. NELSON Il go
deco ADcfioreers
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III splendid light-draught% G,1~S=1
passenger steamer MAkY ssSr+I@ r-sgFtkS1
COOK, SUTTON, Master, Rud- s3szS1<1=zas
yard Clerk, will leave for all points the Wabash
fl.er below Eugene this day. 10th inst.
For freight I'D ssage, anDly on boarI de7O-I Z
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

E'0 Z RsT.N'T--TW'0 RO0.ns 0.N-
. the second floor OF TIC building ne2lt 10 the
oiaees Apply to
dec2V-5t .l.l.as 81. ,THoS- Z. GARvIN.
EgEsE.sEs! ss-s.sE = /! ~ SIS EsEx. =
Wv constant SUPPLY OF fire, fat Nenisan Saddles
QHails Rabbits SqprIe4s. DO. Tose -v.,ntfp4- ~
themselves or for 'ieir particular friends c,rli and
buy of p CifAS. MrJtAIIN STON
deco P,'sey g Block, Main 81
~ g as Avn EnTTER.- =
Az| 2n0 doz fresh Legs; -.
CO.. To- choice Roll butter.
Jus r ceil I'd ard ior sale l,y
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NOTICE To TAX PAYERS.
TEVgF TINE FINED RH.THEs ga -
EyygE U.H,DERsEG.4?EE sxgR1

= mon COUNCIL fer the payment taxes fIuie to
the city having expired the l5ih inst, tile IN
dersl@htfl VIII proceed IN pursuance of the Charter
and Ordinances of the City distrain and sell the
goods aud chatties Of all persons who are in ar
rears Tor taxes on personals, polls and dogs uii-
less such taxes paid immediately.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-20

FlEVGs E'ORR F-.ICAE RsAG90 s.ggns
~ Alum salt. Also Lard screws ana pork cleav-
crs in store and for sale D..
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HIOR sONrH C.sNR0Arn.A.

z POND RIVER-The< G--sn
elegant passenger steamer Rxsz.z y44ssEssssssAsM,
LUE EANES, NCDoNAID - Szss.Ee5.
Master, will make regular scmi-weekly trims Il,
South Carrolton and Pond River, leaving on Tues
days and Fridays.
For freight passage, apply IL board. de2Otf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-20

Al orders filed promptly, aud will have nv nor
sohal attention. Hardware is much cheaper than
eFerI Cii and see CHAS. S WELLS.
neT1} No. IS First street. Evansville.