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DEATH FRou ExpoeuRE.-A man confined in
the county prison OF Philadelphia, On some
petty criminal charge, died On Monday Of tas,
week from the effects of the cold and exposure
to which be was Injected wnile in bis cell, H.
died protesting bis innocence OF the crime
charged against him.
BUILDING HoCsEs FoR ExpoRrA11os- The lum.
bermen and capitalists of Richmond. Maine,
have lately opened new branch of busine. ~
They have act mechanics to work building
tou.es for exporteton. They entirely complete
the houses, even 70 the finest Of the tlaish. and
box them up and send them to Boston.
ADDITION 70 TIE DCr1ks CT TE4cEEn,-The
New ! ork Legislature got into the habit. one
Session. Of passing bills by their titles, aod a
Wag, taking advantage Of the carelessness, Is.
sisted ct the enactment Of the following clause
tlon:
at shall b. the duty Of the faculty Of said in.
ssitutiou, on every Saturday evening, for the
mora! improvement Of the pupils, 70 girt them
LESSONS in e1tteai.na and moral phiky.opHy. to
kiss all tA@ girls ahd tpank all tie 6oys."
Az 1NPos1oa.-'Rsr." Henry T. Lever has
been astonishing the inmates Of private
boarding house in Petersburg, Va, BIZ putting
up there, promising to educate the son Of The
iaadlady, eourting and promising to marry her
aister, and finally running Oft with $3.50 worth
Of gold aud silver trintets belonging 10 the fam.
lily, including @ocket borrowed to put bis ike
ness in, md detective watch, which be said he
would make go. 1t did 60.
SPRINGFIELD TO De DRA1SEp.--Tle following
resolution, which was introduced in the House
By NT. Green Of Ma.sac, yes1erdaT af.erpoon.
will explain for itself:
:" MsoEred, That the Committee on Swamp
Lands b. Instructed to Inquire into the prccti-
c4bilty Of draining the public square of Spring
held ard lie streets leading thereto; and. if
such drainage is possible, to report the proba.
Bile cost thereof 10 the Committee on Geological
Survey
After humorous discussion of the resolution
It ~as Withdrawn By the author.
A CCuAS LApr's 0Plx1oS OF THE puscn.,. or
eCuA--Amerlcsu Gentleman {play,ullY) Y)-Do
you kno*, Madam, that next yesr l shall have
mine!
Cuban Lady Indignantly Never. Vas
there ever 80 uoprincpied q nation? Because
thing suits 5ou, you think you have right 10
American Geat.-0h, no, Madam! We don't
mean TO steal it; We propose to buy it.
Cuban Lady-Ha, ha! What. you buy Cnhas
Why. you cauuos buy your own Mount Vernon.
~. /. Ece. Pys!.
HeAEr D1sEAsE.-Sudden deaths, which are
becoming very frequent Of late, are usually as.
cr1oed to disease Of the hea1t. This is on}Y a
Eusss, aad probably not correct one, Dr.
Mynne. 10 u recert lecture before the New
York Medical College, said that :he dei,ths from
heart disease were extremely rare. Oftwep1y-
si1 cases OF sudden death examined bY oue
physician, 10: one Was by heart disease. but ]:
oy pulmonary congestion. 0lforty cases exam
lued oy another, only two we're of heart disease.
and - BY pulmonary congestion. When man
is SAID 10 die OF heart disease, it usually means
only that the cause of death Is not known.
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Nr. John F1ucette, sou Of Mattbew Faucette, cf
this city, returned from Frazer River last Satur-
day. He has been absent, in S. Louis and CALI
f0rnia, for some eieFen wears, and he went to
Frazer River IRON Saa Francisco on the first
breaking out Of the excitement. He informs Us,
that he was on the head waters OF the above river
among the Cascade Mountains, some six mouths.
He brings no nne1 1pected report about those mnes,
e.nce they hare become better kn mn. He says
traces Of gold exist almost everywhere, but not ia
sufficient abundance to make the search Tor it pro-
ffah1e
, 1859-01-22

~ Asrsas game Of drauahts, for q, 500, ID
70 b played in England. between Nj. Martin of
London and AeKezrow Of Glasgow. There are
mary amateur e1uhs for tho esltiya4ion Of this
Gazns In England.
, 1859-01-22

~ It Is estimated that the feet Of whale
ships TO arrive II New Bedford this year, will
result in loss to their owners Of sum varying
little trpm million Of doIlara.
, 1859-01-22

III OTHERS, AS YOC LOVE YOUR
~ cn'I1F~n. ~ nm tho alert for svesy nnpton Of
"onA sof "Sffos c1uie too eath Of more thAo Aoy
. ether diseases. In I'll e1ses
DEAD SH@k af p1le oouotenauce. hTta
circle r.und the eyeA md
nav fo1i breath kive pLL L o.
~ WAY'a TEGET BL &
MORN CONNECTIONS
W u X H1 They Are 1 delicious p.er1-
-,, ra:Ion Of sugar th-t child
efaTe II Nnras ar present. they I'LL safely and el-
4eIss ny remove then Aad Festora hAAh In AL caxt4
"orT1s! Worms There tff uhtsonr infrxta ~ In
roma au1 bowels of children have l.st found their
Worm Contrctinp" vbtch is la tbe tore, of
9oqaa a sS'h hc5ady Ihe t!s eh!1sa aateted ~
Daasred sad cried about rho adGn!s' ration Of The
hdeeo1 tsah. under the natoe Of Vermfaze Will opeu
hsIf 4ss ncn:as With eestArJ thank the lnventof
!oE sainx p!eaaat for Of Is. cst trouble
FE1 dseascA ErerJ box wara1tet
5nld b" B,LL1S SMITH tC3..
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Connecticut Member Of Congress.

Dwight Loomis, Of Tol1and County, Was to-
day nominated bT tho Republicans Of the 1st
Congressional District as their candidate in the
coming Spring election to represent them, in
pacs Of E. Clark, Jr., whose term expires with
The present Consress, after faithtnl service Of
four years.
, 1859-01-22

- The city Of New York CONSUMES anu
ally 1,laoNop.coo cubic feet of gas, at $3.50
per 1000 feet, amounting to no less than e.
S35.0o0.
, 1859-01-22

~
AGEN CI.
naF1nx asd Ganch tratt1ca1 rxpxsiooce In
SELECTING AND LOCATING LANDS.
II &c various L:cd Districts IA the wesc,n S,atesA
oocaA iaeu sts for raatln- Ysluab.e stclccuons
FOB LAND WARRANTS OBJ CASH
Choice Se!ect!oos II ~ ao~ De made in
1o"-A, WISCONSIN AND MISSOURI.
Ps'soas having Warrants ctn h,vs tsera Loc.ts., /.
theif Own Name,
And 40 per Cent. Profit Guaranteed.
Payable III Ono Year.
cNh. 1"' - 4"'e ~" 9oF
Money Invested IN Harsas aud Nebraska
,,,z Z. SALISBURY. Land LocaEn. Aren't,
o4'' ~ y c.a1k street. Ch.sxo
, 1859-01-22

Browns Bronchial Troches
d.. Lsss pycoctibcs then, in his practice.
Browns Bronchial Troches
Dr.. Bire'ov says Ire simple and eertain
Browns Bronchial Trociles
1n!:.:peasab': TO Public sIeakers.-ztsn', Mrat4.
Browns Bronchial Trochcs
An excellent article. .,s:i"ra Era H,zs.isg:an.
Browns Bronchial Troches
mo.s admirable remedy. Bo,tss JJsr.ai.
Browns Bronchial Troches
sure remedy :or Thrust Affections. Transcript.
Browns Bronchial Trochcs
kGcae ious and p1ea.a1.t-- -l.-
Browns Bronchial Troches
Care. any Irritation or Soreness of tue Throat
Browns Bronchial Troches
Cuscs Cough, Cold or iloa.:ene4s.
Browns Bronchial Troches
Cure, Rroaehni., Asthma aai Ca,arrh.
Browns Bronchial Trochcs
Clears aad sirc. .treuS. 10 tic voico Of sincer.
Browns Bronchial Troches
Cures WLoopia: Cough and 1n,lua,xa.
Browns Bronchial Troches
Are tbs greatest Remedy se,eaea ever produced.
Browns Bronchial Troehcs
.lo only - ess. per Box.
SOLD BE ALL DRUGGISTS.
SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PENToN 81 CO..
81. Lake Street. 81
OPPOSITE THE FREMONT HOUSE.
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T...o .o1+ARK STREET ROOM 2, UP STATES. -
hk-n
Country Merchants

4 R E INVITED TO EXAMINE OUR
"A, large sack Of CrockegJ aed Glassware beforc
nicE their purchasers es:whete, with the a1sur7nee
t51 cur bes: todraFots E be lde MARE fos tht;f
etSantase 70 purchase s.5ck Att China Emporium or
4 JAE1Ei CO. itr Lake street.. bet~een LAa1k and
uE2fbQFQ. }A8lls,rSl
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DIR. G.. J. LEEDS
QTININE SUBSTITUTE,
Or, .4'ERT.E TC.3IC.

WILL CURE
F E v f +, \ n D a q u E.
4 L o, YELLOW, CHAGRE5 AND
Panama Fevess caa often be prevented BY the use
o!ttis iavanabe eemesiJ TIE recipe Is from very
Hospitals and sivAte practice 10 Se4 York Lily. aod
tested a sections Of The county d1r.nz the
Western aud 81u.hTrstt.u c3u1trJ. where Fever and
Atue pre- Ta0 has aceompl shed much By curing tho
ten already Shattered hy tho Ct oualue Moyphne
and Mercury !ota too free Of the trashy oost:us
such as Ate d H. being forced sectaS
va!A ro u suet1tak trom rT5s5s:!on after disease
MIC To traveller. unhealthy climates. rould use
The xords q the ws k1oxn Captain John ". Aun,on.
noE Of Liverpool Packet Lac. i us7y year. ia the
eonthern and South American CoAstins na4i~. Il
*nuld A. soon lnk Of Eox to sea wlhou. rudier 4,
Without ths Q1lane a1bs.tute
J. H. HAZARD. Proprietor.
III Maiden Lzze. New York.
Pcnton, ftobtnsDn Il Smith.
Wholesale AGENTS. Is South W4ter k:rse. Che Axo. H.
deitbe:3 tA.3l
, 1859-01-22
Browns Bronchial Troches,
Or CQuGH r.nzENfEs

Or COUGH LOZENGES,
From Rer. Henry UurI B<.eier, r1o AS x.eI lss
1roetss JFee stdrs--I have never changed NV
mind reslncsIn: then, from The first, s1erp, to think
yet better Of Ria. wl;el BEGAN in ttinktn. vel! at
Browns Bronchial Trochcs
f'u" Rer. E. II. Chopin, y. a., .>4.r York; son-
siueE your LoIen.es excellent article fnE fhrr pur
poses, Aud recommend their to Public Speakers
Browns Bronchial TrocIles
From .Hr. c. II. Ga7dser Principal efAt Eutye,'t
Ft|c1s iat.a:', -st:7 Ju1:--I haso t.sen arle,e4
VIII H'onchI'l* during the mast winter, and iuuul
No relief unlll found yuut lrucbes
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and very ably managed company has entered
into and fully executed contract with the Pitts
burgh, Fl. Wayne mud Chicago Railroad for the
completion Of the latter br the former to Chica-
60 By January next; aud thereafter these roads
will be run in close connection as one unbroken
line from Chicago to Philadelphia, without fer
ries, and shorter, it is claimed. than any other
route, and passengers over this mure southern
route.w will hare little fear from snow- drifts and
obstructions Of that sort in winter, aud nothing
at any tine from failure 10 make connections:
for the train will be oae and continuous from
Chicago to Philadelphia, md rice rf,sa, without
break or delay. Ar. ]. Edgar Thomson, the &C.
compliahed President Of the pennsglvapla
Central Railroad, is made Chief Engineer
Of the Pittsburgh. F. Wayne and Chicago Rail
road, and its construction, and tho disbursement
of the funds TO be frarided will be under his di.
rectlon, and great energy. competency and faith
fnlness arc thereby secured, and its early ccm-
pletion made cerisi,L
With this new and favorable third eastern
route fully completed; Chicago gains great al
lies in Pennsyl ania, central 0aio, aud northern
Indiana, md especially ia the city Of Philadel-
phia, and is assured of improved facilities, in.
creased good treatment and attention over all
kuIe6 3I ucE &pleual0 llne8 OF Halfway 10 thH
East, and wider range Of country trade and
travel will Be attracted to her, and OVER these
roads, as 4 consequence.
With all these things done and promised in .
year Of depression, and With good health, an early
spriR2, md every assurance Of good and abnndaat
crops. Chicago and the Northwest have little oc-
casiou for dependency rs to the future.
Beyond all this, other important and adyanta.
geous changes from new quarters are contempla.
ted, if not already decided upon. 4 great co1nbi-
nation Of interest has already been formed, it is
pretty well understood, beswet n the Grand Trunk
Railrnad OF Canada, 10 terminate at Port Sa1uia
and Port Goderich on Lake Huron and extending
via Hanilton, Toronto, aud Montreal to Quebec
and to Portland in Aaiae.) and the English lines
OF scEew steamers now running to Qaebxc aud TO
Portland, 0n which Latter line the great steamer
Le7iatuan is said 10 be iuclnded) for the great in
crease {by improved facit e OF 1rausportatiou,)
Of emigration to the West, By establishing agents
at t ie joint expense OF ruads and
steamers all over Europe, who will contract with
emtgsants and em'g1au1 tamilieu, to take them up
At their homes bag and baggage for 70 nuoh, and
feed and transport them without further charge
or e9pen:e in any way to Canads, Green Bay, Mil
YANKEE, Chicago or any other point On the lakes
to which they may desire to 60. With the 1cputa-
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Real Estote.

H l X st CLASS PROPER
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New and Attractive G0ods


Beautiful decorated Vases Mot,4 Cups OoloEoes Tete
1e Ett Cara BAsketx ke. OF 4rery defcfptiou and
w hs said very Low = l. JAEGER Cas-, 1a3 Laie It
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-29
A foul ana mysterious Deed.

While Mr.. Grill, one Of the proprietors of
the Starch Factory on the Canal, half mile
from this city, was visiting the establish
ment, in company with the foreman, on
Sunday last, they discovered the dead body
of man floating in one of the large cisterns
on the premises. On taking him out twas
evident that he had been murdered, and had
been many days in the water. James l..
Walker held,a eoroner's inquest, and upon
examination of the body, his neck was found
to have been disloeated by a heavy blow on
the back oft. He was identified by the
Messrs Mills, as a german by the name of
John, Roher. No papers nor valuables were
found on his person -
- The factory has been closed for several
months, and the premises arc enclosed with
n high fence, and the gates have been kept
locked and no person has been allowed on
ahe premises. Some days ago, on visiting
the establishment, the foreman discovered n
hat lying in the yard. He then made an
examination to discover the traces Of any
pefSOu, DuI IOuuu HOuo, dHu eaiAiS w tue
conclusion that the hat had been thrown oil
blown over the fence, and, the owner find.
ing it difficult ID scale, had abandoned it,
About the same time, man found on the
commons, near the factory, green pea
jacket, which is supposed to have belonged
to the deceased; on it were spots, supposed
to be the remains of blood 1t is stated tina
1.-THE deceased was short time ago expecting
a remittance, from Germany, of $500 OF
$500. II is not known whether this hat
come to hand or not There is also repor
that quarrel existed between him and ,
sfellow conntryman which might hay,
prompted the murder. Whatever the mo
tive, whether robbery or revenge, the dee,
q was too dark and bloody one for the per
ipetrator to remain loug nndetected.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-29
Township Truatee.

We announces with much satisfaction, the
name of DIR. A, G. HALLooK, as candidate
for township trustee. This has been made
by the recent law, an Office of more impor-
lance than that Of any other in the admin
istration Of our local affairs. DR.. Halleck,
by his long residence in the township, his
intercourse with the poor, and his aequain-
tance with the management of the aims
lhouse, and his knowledge of other NUM-
eipsl interests, qualify him in a peculiar
ManRsr for the duties of the Office. He is,
too, &ew so situated that he can perform
the duties without the sacrifice of time re-
CURED by Other business. Recent develop
ments make a change of incumbents APP
pasestly imperatiys for the public interest.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-29


THR Swiss BELL RINGsRs.-It will be seen
by aa advertisement that we are to have the
celebrated company Of Bell Ringers here on
Thursday evening next. Every one who
has heard their sweet music will desire a
repetition of the pleasure, and those who
have never listened, will go from curiosity
10 hear that which has delighted so many
Others. Ii the present company is equal
to that which we heard many years ago
and We are told it is the same-the enter
tainment promises TO be one of the most at
tractve OF the season.. The music of the
bells is adapted to acertain class of music,
and has peculiar charm which cannot be
appreciated except by those who have listen
-ErE# 2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-29

eB We find it takes with the ladies, the
convenience of being able TO purchase
suitable goods for boys clothing, and having
them cut up into complete fitting garments /;
and then they can fit their little fellows in
any description of shoes they wish for, Of
the bestquality; then they can fit them in
nice hats or caps, and all at the same store.
IL is convenience the ladies appreciate, for
they patronize our friend Hughes, and they
are right. .1 =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-29

Bag Weare indebted to the Louisville
packet Tishoningo for Louisville papers in
advance of the Postmaster Generals Rail-
road transmissions. year ago, we en-
joyed tho pleasure Of reading the Louisville
papers ON the day of their publication. Now
we are rejoiced to get sight of them within
two days after their date. AS the perfection
of these postal arrangements is, according
to our contemporary indicative of the pro-
gress of a people in civilization and refine
anent it is obvious we are on pretty rapid
descent towards a primitive state. d.,g 1aa
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-29
Philadelphin Market.

-. IS PHILADELPHIA, March 28-M
Flour dull, but holders manifest no dis
position to accept lower quotations; sales of
superine at 81; extra at 6 60@6 To-
Rye flour 81. Cornmeal 3 81 Wheat
dull; small sales of red at 56@l 60, and
white lr75(9l 80. Rye has declined to
9ec. Corn lower; sales of yellow at $40
SO. Clover seed dull at 25@1 90. Flax
seeds wanted at IS. Coffee very firm !;
1900 bags Rio sold at 1la@lfa No
change in sugar. A7
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-29
Special Notices.
-asss@ s. THE EVANSVILLE Is ia
WEEKLY JOURNAL

Made up from the DAILY JOURNAL, contains q
Columns Of ii-seleeted aud curefuy prepared Read
ing Matter, atfording the best medium for keeping
our friends in the country fully posted mp to be
found in the West. Ee sa@
THE LATEST TELEGRAPHIc DISPATCHES,
Together with a summary Of the flarkets, in
serted in every Weekly paper, and by perusing the
JouasAL, our friends in the Country will not he
liable to DO picked up by spectators and sci
their produce for less than it is actually WORTH
has often been done heretofore. at
Bts5- Remember that the W sKkLy Journal is made
up Of READING MATTER, aud not altogether of
advertisements.
The Weekly journal will be mailed, to reach
the subscribers of the adjoining coantes in good
season. ca q. 81 s,zves- 81 ssr54,s .zaeesss
TERas.-single copy 81 so; 10 copies, $40. Our
friends should make haste their anbscrip
lions. our terms strictly ia adraeoe decT
HosIossay's Osasmsnf.-B Uras, scafds,
and contusions, arising from explosions or unfore
seen catastrophes, soothed from Immediate
agony and rapidly healed by the application of this
unguent. No family should neglect having it
hand for timely use, and it shonld be important
| a eoneomitant Of the miner or machnst the pick
or the file. Sold at tho mandatory, No. 80 Maiden
Lane, New York, and by all Drusgists at pc, &c.
and 81 per pot sf &tem mar23>
| Home TesftmOag.- HS haze tried Hos-
LETTERS STOMACH BITrFRs for Dyspepsia
aud speok fsyorably of its effects, and have no
hesitation IN commencing them to those suffering
| from any debility of the kind. -Patsha'g United
| Presbyterian. eE
HOsTETTBR's BITTERs-These Bitters have
obtained a wide spread and weli-deserved celebrity
in all parts of the country. Thcy AN admirable
remedy for great variety of stomach diseases. IL
is sufeicit evidence of its bonefrial character tc
| observe the immense quantities Of it shipped by
Messrs. Hostetter Smith, the proprietors, TO all
points In the couniry.-Pias6arg Post, dug 81,
1855.
knowledge is gained by experience, and. though
We have heretofore dealt very little n medical pre-
partitions, compelled i'm Justice to the manu-
faeturers to say that Hostetters Stomach Bitter.
has been the means Of curing of severe att,,ck
of Dyspepsia, and has removed pain in the stomach
in "a very short time FatsLug Gazette, .Aagas
| Is, 1858. 80 mars
Cod Ldper Ogs 3safafAbfe Jelly
The recent improvement made BY Z oueru in TIA,
preparation of a pleasant Jelly Containing eighty
five per cent OF the best OIL, and approved by tn,
N Y Academy of Medicine, adapts this valuaL,
remedy TO the most delicate stomach. II is retain
cd, digested and assimisated like any food PsS
! FOLD PARkER & MowkR, No. Fletcher street
Nav York, are the General Agents for Queru's Cos
Liver Oil Jelly.
szy- For sale bv all Druggists. mar9-6m
NsH.9h EN- IND E.f.N-CI' MOONS
: - 20 dozen-an extra good article, from selecte
feb2s CHAs McJoHNsToN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-29
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
~YT - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10

~XT n ELECTXO.N.-.N'OT1 rs
u hereby given TO the qualified voters OF the City
Of Evansville that the annual city election, for the
purpose of electing nine Couneilmen, one City
Mayor, City Clerk, one City Collector, one City
Treasurer, one City Marshall, one City Assessor,
one City, Surveyor, one School Trustee, and one
City Recorder, will take place ON the first Monday
in April, being the 4th day thereof The polls will
be open at the places mentioned in the Ordinance
published in this day 3 paper ON same
BY order of the Common Council
marI5-tt A. LEMCKE, City Clerk.
IEnauifer and Yolksbote copY.l -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-29
NEW YoRK. Mar. 29-M.

,5sas a. .s-s New YORK, Mar. 28-M.n
An arrival from Curacao, furnishes Vene-
zuelan advices to the 1lth inst = ~ -
Venezula was still disturbed by political
movements A revolt was momentarily
expected at Moricaibo, there were indica-
tons of general revolution for the purpose
of reinstating hIonegas.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-29
Receipts by RAILROAD.

0-I- =" "-s17a MaFch y, 800.
bushels Corn Meal, Hugh Ryrn: 2l9 do Corn,
Renner & Son !; 600 bush Wheat, l. X. Mills Co. I;
car load Hooppoles, Oakley Son 10 coops Poul-
try, O. Grasawold 254 bush Wheat, Lttles & Err
vim 10 kegs Soda, /. 4 ID. lehman; boxes Dry
Goods shanklin & Reilly; box Paper, Evansville
Journal Office; bxs Hats, Slaughters & Hodge 2
bxs Shoes Archer Il Mackey; box Shoes. VIM.
Duncan 2.boqcs, bundle Trees, G. Baker; $50
bush Wht at, Igieheart Bros; 1e pcs Machinery,
Reitz 4 Haney; II box Mise, John Klaus 4 Co.
A. II. SHRADER, Agent
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-29

neA- Ladies' and gentlemen, come up to
the Crescent City Bank building this AFTER
noon to Mrs. Smiths sale The silver ware
will be sold; also, great many other fine
goods. The best goods are yet to be sold.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-29
LMa q q DE IN. M:GRE.-TME SEfe-

HMe0 - I'D ~ ~ H.E3E.-TME SUE
W scriber has inst returned from tlc East with
large and fresh stock of every thing in his line
chased from the manufacturers, and Which will be
sold low DC purchased in Cincinnati,
which has heretofore had the bulk of this trade,
with the exception of few leading ARTICLES. lie
has in store, and is daily receiying=-aa.a
1000 dozen Painted Buckets, all eOlors .r-.-ss#
GOO nests Painted aud Cedar Tubs, all sizes,
200 dozen Brass bound Cedar Buckets, seegb
200 nests Painted and Cedar keelers, + as.sazs
100 dozen Cedar Piggins in nests, brass and iron
hound, s5.-sss .t g asE usa4s
100 dozen Cedar Churns, bras bound,
100 do Red Cedar Churns, iron bound, sgs
1870 do Well Buckets, vanished, grades,
800 do Brooms, all grades, from large stable
to small hearth,
1000 NJ Percussion Caps, imported,
:aD dozen Baskets, Imported, iacy q common,
loo do Washboarss, zine aud 5,snnister,
100 do Hand whisks, plain aud f.ncy.
Also
Broom Makers Materials Handles. Irvine, Taaks,
and Wire, EE
Rolling Pins, Potato Masliers, Pastry Boards,
Wooden Bowls, Chopping Knives Clothes Pins,
Nests Measures, Flower Baskets, Barrel Covers,
Bntter Stamps, Nc, &c, including too hrsr Va
riety for enumeration in advertisement. Par
chnsers requested to call and examine i0r t.ni-
selves. }. -. RUSSELL, $40 Main street
MARI Between 81 AMI ith, Huntsville, nv.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-29

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