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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-20

~ The partnership heretofore existing between
Vim. Recessed and J. Hess l. dissolved by mutual
consent, June %, 1879 All persons holding claims
against the above firm will present them a. VIM.
Roessel for payment a. he collects all debts due
said firm. WIN. ROESSEL.
III InHN. HISS
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A,S<IE! SSPIEES!-
INst rp.su ttit.,an,u

- 100 mats CihnanOn,
a. bags Pepper.
lu bags All-picr.
- LS- a>s,Ttpd Grc. Si,icr-. rar sale hy
myii WHEELER q RIGGS
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bUsT RsCbfp.ED, BxPRgssI y

HtSF ALCHfFEDI EAFHEboE
~ FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES
u casks DuPey a Cos Brandy, ssIsss -
q Osborne's old Port Wine
8 "a = Old Madeira
"a " Pale Sherry
90 boxes superior Ciarei
pipe Pure Holland Co.
puncheon Of fine J& . Rum 81 le52
3 ea.ks Genuine parcl>T Perkins Porter
In pints and quarts
Q casks Genuine Scotch Ale-''Muifs ("
Ii pints and quarts
% baskets Heidsick's Sparkling Champagne
The above articles we guarantee 70 be in eyeryre
snert az described. ALLIS a H0WES,
la Water street
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he 1atlp d onrnal.

ri it--lLA CO ~ (. ! = - Z.
"WEDNESDAY gsI0RNtN No.. ~
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lD.uI.sISTR.sToH s.sLE.-HEN-
al RY BRINkMIEi. Administrator of the
tate az VIM. Anf Der Harr, drcea-el, will sell az
pablo auction, tue premises, ON the 2ls day at
July. 1850. bytNeeh the hours OF o'clock A. ~.
aud Is "cio-k T.. M, OF said day, the following de-
scribei property, tU-~t Lot No. and tue half IL
Lot No. 10, Joining said lot No. Q. la Beck No.
= ia tide Northern Enlargement, a'ijolaing ihe
City of Evansville. --t
1EKNs--One- third Ol the purchase money cash
one-third in *, aud the balance in twelve months
from the day q, safe, the purchaser giving his notes
with good security, and bearing interest from date
jrlO- itdSitw Henry INkMIER, Admir-.
H.HERE.Ss NY WIFE
ov Mary Jane Hemelwri2ht, has left my bed
aud b0lr'l without any just cause VI prcyocOtiOn.
This Is 20 warn all persons from contracting with,
or harboring her on my account, as am deter
mined 10 pay debts Of her contracting after this
date. CHARLES HEMELWRIGHT. =
lPhiladelphia sun aud Ledger plcaee cory.l
ATS! o. TS!-IJ0 BUSHELS
" prime old "enusy lvania Oat- for sale az
mars -,KERl BRn> - Nam street
- .
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Besides other Gifts, comprising n large and val
uibie assortment ri MISCELLANEOUS articles, varying
ftnn1 Il 10 sin. Hr.
One ~ the above articles viii l- given 10 the pur
chaser OF each hook at The tiute the bJo, - sold
Address all orders, letters and applications ior
stSIognes. fc.. Sc.,to j. \. COLBY co,
'jes iyw us Rmd1iPh -, Chicago. III.
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APOLLO HALL FOR SALE
XPOL l. q MILL, ENILEDf.s'G
oA the Geruan Theatre, ground lease, either
With or aithOnt furniture itst suits purchase.
Tw" ten pin alisy-, three sets pine and hsil>,
good stable, ten harTvls assorted liquors. Vinrs.
&c, will l,e Offered ~ public auction "h ru ESD Az
the 2lst diy ~ Jaly next,
l. Apollo Hall CONTAINS (besdes the thtstre) Sven
large ani vel. arranged rooms, two bsr-rOOms
one connected with the theatre. The preperty~iu
be soil subject To the mortgage ga favor of fre'i
Cook. Terms liberal
is2i-ti fa a.. y. KILLER
DHORk xs1OD 4. % T.gTU ESQ bbis
oIE Of tho-e elegant Mercer Potatoes, superior
o. anything Ia the market. received this day aud
kr sals. ~ CHAS. McJoHSSToS,
my:l Nam street, near the Canal.
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ICE =

yHyWTCXELL s BUTCHER, cow
II mission and Forwarding Aerchants, Mem Or
leans, La 49,. - F..-F 8 deeply
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SrCEDRIES-Americsn States,
~ Oval School do new articles,
Slate and Cedar Pencils
Percussion Caps o kinds,l
Butcher Knives and Steels,
Carving do
Hacking, (Butlcf's brans,
Locks and Latchss, Eastern pTicesD
Butts and Screws,
Tacks and sparables,
Curry Combs and H0Tso CsTds,
Augers and Gimblefs.
Pocket Books and Portmonsies,
Needles, tSew'g, Knit'g, Dang SACKS
Pocket Combs and Thimbles,
German and French Harp,
.Japanned TinwaTe, full ssOrtment.
ia short, rvei ything usually kept by HardUaro
men, ~ Cincinnati prices. g. =. @ELBSJ
q decT 49, 10. II First street.
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lgDl.a's EXPaEss C6.nr.r.Y.I

~ DsNsE y II y u 70 = ~ fVsW 7" = - ,
eE NEWARK NGEMkNT. r
The AnAsrs ExPErss COMPANY respectfully an
nornce - their friends aud patrons, the public
Evansville aud vicinity, that with increased fsci-
ties for the transportation Of
FIR ZIG J., GRdGEs,
30 y 4 D FdLUA LIS
They solicit continuance Of former f,ors. Is-
pecisl care taken in the collection Bilis Drafs
kote~ aud the transportation 81 small and valuable
rackBges
All persons Mishing % avail Themselves 81 The "a
citiee Of fte Express, can obtain any desired infer
nation IN reference 60 the aud details Of the
business. at their Office on First street, IetWseB
Main and Locust, ofposits the Post offce
de Ie G. ii. FISH. Agent.
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BRANCH BANK.

EVANSVILLE June 29tt, 1859.
This Bank viii Do closed ga Monday next. July
4th, and all persons having paper maturing ;hst
day and the day preceding Sunday, requested
TO attend 90 the Saturday.
je3O-3t SAML. BAYARD. Casbitr
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s,0.nB THI.,'Gs CIV BE DOW

&s0.uE THINGS CIV BE DG.SF
~ AS WELL AS OTHERS. -
Some SIX or seven years Eincos 4. H COOK com
menced what most of the people called one .hor-e
grocery, with wagon TO deliver his goods 60 hi-
customers. The undertaking was looked upon -
a humbug, and his failure predicted. But
think he gid not fail, and now furnish greatpr
variety Of substantial and fancy Groceries than any
other house IL the West, and quite as cheap.
rs TO THE EnPRRI.sL TRl,
sG- they have the true Imperial, and no fris
take. IL is just the Tea for the people, aud from
the quantity they SELL il would look IS though
their choice Teas were appreciated. For samplss
call at Z. II. COOK SONS.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-21

GERMAN REFORMED CHURCH.-North west
corner Of River mud blackberry s,rcets Rev w SrEtN
Pastor. Divine service, alternately every Sabbath
at 10 A. NJ nnd i. NJ. Prayet meeting on Friday
evening.
street below " y. Rail Read Rev. p. Bonn, Pastor
Divine scrvce alternately, every Sabbath Mt 10 A. NJ and
Up. M. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening
west Of s. 4 T. Rail Road, Rev. G. WARREN and F. B.
RIDDLE, Pastors Divine Service alternately every Sab
bath at 10i A. NJ and T. NJ Prayer meeting ON Thurs
day evening.
BAPTIST CHUR RcH-Fawn street, below g v. r.
Railroad, Rev A. j. HAY, Pastor. Preaching every al
teInne Sabbath at O'Clock, y. NJ. During the present
month follows: 2nd and 4th Sabboths.-Leciure
every Thursday evening, at 2 o'clock
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-21
Correspondence.
For the sunbury American.


Mr.. EDITOR:
regret exceedingly, that my time
will not permit me to 20 into regular. de-
tail OF matters and things as they exist in this
place. / shall, however, hereafter endeavor
TO set apart few hours in collecting matters,
the most important, those Of general interest,
for an insertion in your valuable paper.
! have often in the short ride from Sunbury
to this Grove in the cars, been highly de-
lighted with the beauty Of the scenery, the
rapid changes which are brought to view as
you glide swiftly along, but must say, in my
opinion, it is no comparison to the grandeur,
the magn6cence Of the great variety of see.
merry that is presented to On individual, riding
in buggy along the eastern banks Of the
river to this place. In fact there is scarcely
an object in the whole distance, but what has
some intrinsic source OF beauty and iu addi-
tion to the various associations, creates deci-
ded emotions OF pleasure.
am forced to acknowledge that have,
like many others, been laboring under quite
erroneous notions in reference to the character
of the people here and also of the place, and
| would here state, for the benefit Of those
who think as once did, that before Judgment
is passed finally they Should make it point
to become acquainted with the people, suffi-
tlently SO, at least as 10 De able TO 1udge oil
merit and demerit, and not as is too often the
case, be governed by the miserable prejudces.
| 6nd them kind, sociable and moral peo-
pie, just what every other town should have,
and always willing to receive those who are
actuated by proper motives and act consistent
with principles OF right. But they need no
defence from my hands, particularly at this
time, and l will therefore pass over.
The principal topic among the corner
groups, seems to be, the foreign war and the
consequences resulting. The most important
one, which attracts the attention of the farmer
more particularly, is the ascending scale, or
the going up in the price of grain; and, as
the fight has now fully commenced it will not
be long, presume, before we will be able TO
see what correctness there is in the present
impression.
BY the way may say that all kinds OF
grain. have now, the appearance Of yielding
most abundnntly, and am informed, will be
harvested some three weeks sooner than last
year.
] shall close hoping to be able hereafter
to communicate something more important.
Yours, &c. S.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-21
Sudbury, May 81, l959-3t.
SHERIFF SALES.

by virtue OF sundry vrits Of Lepayi Idcias
and Ienditioni EIpopds to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale ut the Central
Hotel, in the borough Of Sunbury, on Sutur.
day the llth day OF June, 1859, at 10 o'clock,
a. M, the following property, TO wit:
a certain Lot or piece Of ground, situate
in the borosgh Of Sunbury. Northumberland
county, bounded on the north by Whorile.
berry street, on the south 10y an alley, on the
east by lot Of William MeCariy, aud on the
west 10y on sley, containing in front on
Whor!leberry street GO feet, width 230 feet.
whereon are erected q :wO story frame dwell
ling house and kitchen, aud q carpenter shop.
q stable, out buildings, &c. Seized taken 10
execution and to be .old as the property Of
Samuel Clement
ALSO:
A certain tract or piece OF land, situate in
ShamokiD township, Northumberland county,
bounded by land of George Keller and Al.
exander Yocum on the north, Jarub Leissn.
ring on the east, the Slabtown or Valley
road on the south. and land Of David Adam.
on the west, containing one hundred and four
acres, more or less, about forty acres OF
which are cleared, whcreon ars erected a
frame dwelling house, u new bank barn or.
ehard, &c. Seized taken in execution and TO
bo sold as the property Of H g. Taggart.
Josiah II. Furman aud Elisha c. Barton late
trading under the firm aAd name OF Taggart,
Furman i Barton.
ALSO:
All thnt certain tract or piece OF lan9, cit.
uate in Shamokiu township, Mort humbsrla nd
county, bounded on the north by land Of John
Klase and George Wetzrl, south by the turn.
pike, east by Jacob Trelbly and wes, by land
of George Wetzel, containing II acres. about
90 acres Of which are cleared aud whprson is
erected at u story frame dwelling house
bank barn. we'll of water, orchard. &c. Seized
taken in execution and to be sold as the pro.
perty Of j ohm Lefiler,
ALSO:
Alfthat house, and lot whereon the same
is erected, situate in the town Of Trevorton
in Market street, and numbered in the general
plan of said town No. 3, in block No. rs in
the county of Northumberland. seized taken
in execution and to be sold as the property
Of William Phillips.
ALSO:
At the Public House Of Alexander Blair
in the borough Of Milton, on Monday, the
18th day of June 1889, at one O'clock l.. NJ ,
the following described property to wit:
All that certain half acre lot or piece oi
ground, situate in the borough Of Milton
Northumberland county, bounded on the west
by Locust alley, on the north by Samuel
Hepburn, Esq, on the east by the Sunbury
and Erie Railroad, and on the north by lot
of WIN. +. Naele, whereon are erected q two
story Frame Dwelling House, Kitchen, frame
Stable, &c.
Seized, taken in execution and TO be sold
as the property Of Michael Graham.
JAMES VANDYkE, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Sunbury,
May 81, 1859.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-21
the ARMIES OF EUROPE.

The prospect of war in Europe renders o
glance at the extent Of military preparations
there interesting ct this time. 1t appears
from official state ments, recently made, that
the military forces OF Europe embrace more
than four millions Of soldiers under arms,
without counting sailors, gdrdes civil, nation.
al, or militia of all kinds, of which the num-
ber reaches much larger figure.
The effective force of France on the lst
June, 1858, was 672,400 men, 165 batteries
de cdmpdqnc; marine, All vessels Of war,
300 sailing, III steamers, $4,000 marines.
The Austrian army consists of 670,4T men
OF which 520,d00 were infantry, 70, 500 Caval-
ry, 59,292 artillery, Hills engineers, 9,2l7
pontoneers marine l04 vessels Of war.
The Prussian army consists of $4,000, OF
which $4,000 are of the active force, and
Landwehr Of LIST con marine, SO vessels OF
war. $500 mariners.
England has an army Of $4,000 men, iu-
GLIDING those dispersed in the colonies
marine GOO vessels Of whr, 300 sailing. 25l
steam, 40 vessels Of the line, carrying 1929
guns and $500 sailors.
The Russian army consists OF l,061, 600
men, including the reserve and 226,000 ire.
gulars marire, III vessels, $4,000 marines
and gunners.
Spain has peace establishment Of $4,000
troops.
The Sandman army consists Of $4,000
men marine, 40 vessels, and 256O sailors.
Two Sicilies-The army is 100000, OF
which 100000 are Swiss marine, GO vessels,
| 2 sailing, % steamers, 100 cannoniers, 1852
sailors. .
Rome maintains an army Of l6 900 infantry
and 1915 cavalry. Tuscany has an army OF
l6 900 men
The German States have d federal army OF
250000 men. The German Confederation
have an army of 525, 900 men, 49, 500 cavalry,
including the Austrian aud Prussisn contin.
gents.-Boston Journal.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-21

ES LATEST NEWS FROM EUnoPE.-Tbe
steamship Canada intercepted of Cape Race
The Austrians we're repused while attempt.
ing to cross the river Po, but no serious COLI.
sien had occurred. All the Austrian mer.
chant ships lying in the barbor of Genoa had
been seized by the Sardinian Government
1t was expected that Napoleon would leave
Paris on the 18th, to take command OF the
French army in person. The Emperor OF
Austria wss also about to take command Of
his army. several important changes bad
taken place in the French Cabinet. The
election returns in England, for members of
the House OF Commons show a ministerial
gaia Of IS.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-21
IN" The Eady's Book for June, is already

~" The Eadys Book for June, is already
on our table. The embellishments, as usual
are rich and rare consisting Of a domestic en-.
craving OF "Home and the Homeless" and
fashion plates, colored aud plain, patterns for
Needle Work, and Netting, plates Of all kinds
of ladies' and chidrens' wear &C., &c. The
engravings number some City, and are all ex-
ecuted in the best style. The reading mat
ter is various and entertaining, and no lady,
it seems to US, can afford to do without the
"Rook
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-21

HE THE wAvERLY NovELs,-The entsrpri-
sing firm Of Peterson & Brother, OF Philadel-
phia, are engaged in furnishing to the public
an unabridged edition Of Sir Walter Scotts
Novels, to be completed in 26 numbers, OF rs
cents each or, the entire set for $500
They are now issued at the rate Of enc week.
The Abbot,"is now before us, printed on
good white paper and in clear type. Send
your order to Peterson & Brother Phladel-
phia, and get work for $500 which costs in
England So
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-21
"a LooK OUT FOR CousrERKE1rs.-Pet

ia LOOK OUT FOR CouNrERKEITs-Peter
sons Detector, May II, says, Refuse any
note Of the denomination of Eve dollars, hav-
ing for a vignette, man feeding hogs A
portrait of Henry Clay OF the upper left cor.
nsr, and n in medallion work Oh the lower
corners. A man carrying q basket Of cern
on the lower right. and figure in upper
corner. A doe lying down between the sig.
patures, and purporting to be engraved by
Wellstool, Hay & Whiting, N. Y" This
plate was engraved for bogus Indiana bank,
and is being altered to various banks through.
out the country.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-21
NOTICE

4 = hereby given that have bought the follow
ing property of Frederick Dipner, at ColIec-
tors sale in Shamokin on the 9TH dav Of MAY,
1859. viz Three stoves, one table, one wash
stand, one wash-bowl and pitcher, two looking
glasses, one bureau, one sink, one lot of chairs,
and one lot of books.
Notice is hereby given that have loaned the
above property TO Rebecca Dipncr, during my
good will and pleasure, and all persona are cav
toned against interfering with tie same.
REUBEN STAMBACH.
Shamokin, May 81, 1866
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-21


TIE FERRY across the river has been sus.
pe.ded. The post to which the wire was at.
laced, on the south side Of the river was cut
down on last Friday morning. by the son of
The swner of the land, on which it was placed
The friends Of the Ferry aver, that he had no
'iRht to DO so, in as mnch as they had leased
he ground, which, we believe, is denied by
he former. We have no means nor disposi-
Ion to ascertain, who is right or wrong, and
tho matter will probably be adjusted in
'gal manner, must decline to interfere either
ne way or the other. The people of Rush
ownship nre in state of great excitement,
ID many Of them take their produce to the
'Wns IN the coal region, being unwilling to
oss the bridge. We much regret this state
things. and hope that the matter will soon
satisfactorily arranged for the mutual ben
OF both Rush township aud Dsnvllo.
T. S,-The friends of the Ferry replaced
post and pu; up the wire again yesterday
ernoon -Danrile Democrat.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-21

ca" FIRE.-We learn that IRE broke out
in Milton on Friday night Of last week, con.
suming FIVE stables and cooper shop.
On onday night last fire broke out in
Wiliamsport, consuming the First Presty,
terian Church, the Masons and Odd Fellows
Hall, and some FIVE or six houses and stables.
The loss is estimated at 25,0OO,-partly
covered by insurance. 1t 10 believed to have
been the work of an incendiary.
A blacksmith shop, owned by Mr.. Bnnuan,
in Chilisquaque township, was also burned on
Monday night last.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-21

VowDaR MILL BURNED AND ONE MAN KILL
oo"s days ago Ere broke out in Ray.
Co.'S Powder Mills, in Lackwanna.-
: hre originated in an old press mill which
ns 10 the quantity Of powder dust 10 and
,nu Ine premises, was speedily burned to
ground. A man was in the building at
ume' and was burnt to ashes. Another
Is lying IN dangerous condition.
T. beare, well to. DO farmer Of t}lsndford
=, became suddenly insane the other day
70 ,pe most unpropitious weather be roll.
wards OF hfty acres Of wheat, so that
rop WI be destroyed. He carried a
YER Oh bis person. but without commit.
any overt act OF violence upo, bis neigh
lie was taken in charge bs the polIc
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-21

fy A MILITARY ELECTION will be held by
the several companies attached to the first
Brigade, Eighth Division, Pennsylvania Uni
formed Militia, on Monday the 9th of June
next, for the purpose Of electing Rrigadier
General, Brigade Inspector and Major of the
first Battalion, and Captain, fret and second
Lieutenauts for each Company in the Brig.
ade. The captains Of companies will super.
intend the election.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-21
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save Time and YOU save Money

save Time and you save Money
Hence if You proceed ON your arrival at Phila-
dephs to ZIEGLER & SMITH, (Wholesale
Drug, Paint and Glass Dealers)
Corner Of SECOND 4 GREEN STREETS
you will have an opportunity of purchasing from
larger, better and cheaper stock Of WHITE
LEAD, ZINC, eolored Paints and Window
Glass of assorted sizes and qualities than can be
found at any other store there.
Feb. 8, '59.--lywx