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Lows assn F1nrryr.-ll love It rcrJe
sepa.l az blind perhaps llmeu mrg
r-epelly ts called tle coJober tuat oI.u
msnr..s t1 open is eyes. Why uy
WOOD Elar 81 o.. De- considered Boo tIe
same relation Co fortuna, cha. uum'p n
r8I td hoIdt Lovet H'od.r tbey oreu
fhoeye. a. tha Blind gajla They mI
m thtt respect between Fortune anil raie.
pe nrewllnt @ thcr aidfe.s Augusta.
g.. or Wilmington Delaware. tcn. Eve.
or $50 and bslf dalIua, son pas che an.
trance ee Co Jhelr oaele. who may .nt,r-
ire. BE- into prise OF G1y ,h1uani d,l
is-. IS iu halt Or qauter. Remember
chat G. ths Greeks had au Adelphi. we
have sn Augusta Oaca.
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pur.n- the astsr SION of no common
law tuI rb'utuv court ~ Memphis. b,.
f,le Ialfc Cwuihcrs. a negro worntn tol-
unfairly returned into servitude who bod
hssu mHuum. 90 several wears before in
OaIa. She said she prs 'grrod to be q slave
under Der old MASTER. 20 living irss D any
al he N1rihaln States
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Negroes for sale.

[ HAVE u~t received from Virginia and the Carroll
{ na~. gs fine q lCt ot NEGROES a. was evertrought
ta thH Mobile market including Men. Women and
Children. shall keep constantly On hand during
.auun. iaIl 10 suit q themselves.
fs-4acy car ue seen on Royal street. opposite the
Nut..e .ut Ohio Railroad Depot
J. L. HIBBLER
~ H. ?
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J. u. RRApronn =. CO

ioIreess'r- % ). + Woodruff CoA
VVEdOLES ALE GROCERS-
No. 30 Commerce Street,
MOBILE ALA
] II. Woodhull. C. NJ Weaver. sns " A p.-t,,.
may - found IN this House ''
Hobsls, Jan. 1859. ~,
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MARRIED.

On ttA2 % inst a. tie residence q - 2 dSl
f..r- - ID Hon. judge Watt, IL. o NoCAarT, Of
Clerk county. - Y IS LA-slSK +. ALAA o. newton
ssauD.
lily they live a long anil HsDry hf''
aud ., examples f1r D-'.sss o-lsrs = sesk,
A1d tlas conduct through BE
Proclaim more love tllaH vo-is eau sps. K.
0lt.a 1e.r Jsa.l-r ~ Monmouth, near Ns.caez
y r-t.s..sg o.. Perry T.-at.rl! iItu-y Cal.-.,
..H g. s..E .uI I..alt I- oldest cs1s.i q tho
.a.. .5.-.I J.H A. O. ..Ha...
H- Oh Ts.#..l~ a sl., Cd. 8 iu-t-, b- E-v.
= + Ea a. -. q. 3 u a.,y.. IS Nor i.t.rlf
Co.,. u. ....s- E..-. aud ,! ss Lea 7. = C,-Ay,
E.-.-...."i ,...H -. Ira ..t.u- aii 81 -4a g. 7.
W-vsa our b-5...sr oi tls quill, an ni- far bride,
e.. -.l. asrrr.s. p5a-.. to tls rlftlInJ'i.A .gts.
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PROSPECTUS
PROSPECTUS
or ruE
@ RENADA REPUBIICAN
SOUTHERN RURAL GENTLEMAN,
FER 1859.
TAs L-gs:, Best and oaig W,~ih Jg'ral q Che HIai

Pc me South a. So'fA UtSt
-s1Vr teachings af the GRENADA REPUBLICAN
/ AND SOUTHERN RURAL GENTLEMAN will
p, anuiaol mo locality, but adapted 60 all sections
asfhe a-e ot Mississippi, the South Snd the South
West Elrh number viii contain
EIGHT LARGE QUARTO PAGESl
Filled ,,th 81 great variety Of practical reliable and
u-rfi information upon every variety Of Plantation
ana Unts .Inli Work together with the most select
Fam ly 8ni Frc-slde eoling news from All psrts ~
tIn " nrd and the la,eSt developments in Silence
and Art.
THE ATTEST SOUTHERN WRITER'S
shat can he) will De secured for It's columns in ers
department
BEAUTTFCL ILLUSTRATIONS
Of rural and domestic objects viii appear from tiv
80 tUc ana neither labor nor expense snarad ~
make Il entertaining and profitable IN every point OF
view
1t should be in the hands of every Southern Planter
and man Of family.
Every Planter and friend Of progress. irrespa,,,v.
nj his profession ~ specially invited 10 co-onerats
with us IN giving Z an extensive circulation
Those receiving specimen numbers Of o,r parar
and having time 70 devote to giving II cirepSstSc,
will please put u into the hands of some friend rho
can and VIII work.
Specimen copies sent on application
TERN~-iu advance, S15l. Five or mora ooniaa e.
each Extra copy % sender Of club of ave or mora
ADVERTISING.
Advertisements VIII he Inserted N n NJ, .o.-. =.
ton lines or less aad ffy cents for each subzesnent
Insertion. h'
Greqa h. MIS- Jan. "a 1854. .,aa
Address }. l.. DAVIS Grenada Miss
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81: Blood Root bla X Ruot Wild Cherry bark Yel-
Nv b3sN Dand,aon sarsapSnlla Elder Flowers,
F0.i others prouus ing the most infIllble remedy
2 Apr the restoration Of health ever known.
III - NAlJ : OWN REMEDY
-iGihe als,a9e ~ natural laws. When taken, its
h, the body purifying and ac,eerating the ciycula
'h % tie ht''i- II nentf!iE1s any bilious matter
H t.se stomach and strengthens the Whole organi-
.r.55on
Nclcan's strengthening Cordial VIII effectuslv
#lTu liver complaints dyspepsia iaundice chronic
nervous debility. disease OF the kidneys and All
diseases arising nom di>ordered liver or STOMACH
such as dyspepsia Indigestion rush Of blood to the
mead. SoUrHess sickness oil the stomach heart
bum disgust uf food tgt;ering Of the heart swim
ming or pain ~ tie head. choking OF sutocatinp sem
-ulans On lying down, dmnyss Of vision nigbt
Kim or IN tie eye. dimPles hlotches the face
q skin. Inflammation Of the blood melancholy or
lux. cousg patton Of the bowels inward piles disco
arising rom the use Of mercury pain IN the hones
alHal.' coughing debility nervousness gravel nm
pure h-1od.ln-s Of memory bilious cholic, govt iy-
ar compliant
and foyer and aeuo. chlls and fever. II will al
SD r'r" diseases ri the Bladder and womb such as
seminal weakness inconsstence Of urine, strangury
Hiiamm't.on or weakness Of the womb or bsader,
THERE Is No MISTAKE ABOUT 1T.
l's e"le.4 W.. never iel 90 cure any Of the above
diseases t taken a. pa.drections on each-botte in
German English and French.
OVER HALE MILLION OF BOTTLES
have been sold during The last six months and in no
% .ance has it failed ia giving entire satisfacton.D
Who, then, VIII s'sier from weakness or debility
when w Lean Strengthening Cordial Will cureayou
TO HE LADIES.
Do you wish 70 De healthy and strong, Then 20 at
once md get some Of McLean's cordial. 1t will
strengthen and tnviGorate Your whole system csus-
uEa healthy and pure circulation Of l. God to Aovv
.arnotn every ven and the rich rosy bio m ofheath
10 mount 20 your check again.
Livery hatte = warranted 70 give satisfaction
FOR CHILDREN.
We say 70 parents, II Your children are SEX punv
II Afflicted with complaints prevalent among chi,
.gon, give them a small quantity Of McLesn's coriiaJ
ana i VIII make them healthy fat. ami robust. De-
Hl not moment tFN p and you win be convinced.
n Is DsfrlolS T. Tast.
EVERY COUNTRY MERCHANT
aoo.A M saye tie cly "nn he hsd procured sup
Ply q Mclean strengthening cordial 1t sells nap
iiy because II s~@As cures. A liberal discount VIII
Pc made t1 the, Who buy % sell scain
lAy IO-,--beNAle OF druggists or dealers who
'a-ti ".a.h thgE can buy cheap by saving IS just
d, E"'d. AVOID uyh men Ask for NcLean's strength
rrue3y ,aR, VIII purify the blood thoroughly and Ht
taa same time strengthen the system.
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Ey-Ne viii at al times pay the highest market
arr." for WET AND DRY HIDES. SHEEP SKINS
DEER SKINS, OTTER SKINS, BEEsWAX. WOOL,
TALON. ROUGH LEATHER BEAVER Skins
AMI COUNTRY PRODUCE GENERALLY.
Ls-We vii also purchase or contract for the de.
livery of WHITE OAK SLAVES
l'Dig'g. Jan. 1s-2 15-lyf1am
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Do you wish 70 hc healthy and strong, Then 20 at
Huo0 md get some of NcLean's cord al II will
-EtugtImr and 5nviGorate your whole system csus-
uE healthy and pure circulation Of l. God to how
.rnoEh every ven and the rich rosy bio m Of health
10 mount 20 your check again.
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OVER HALE 4 MILLION OF BOTTLES
have been sold during the last six months and in M
n tHnea las 81 failed ia giving entire Satisfaction
Who then. VIII suffer from weakness or debility
when VI Lean Strengthening Cordial Will cure.you.
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We say 70 parents, VI your children are s.ck nunv
nr aallet"d with complaints prevalent among chr,
Iron, give them small quantity Of Mel esn's Cordial
and It VIII make them healthy fat. ami robust De-
al not moment tEy d snd you viii De convinced
u I. Ll.ll.---s Il
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FAMILY GROCERIES,. CONTEMPORARIES. &c,

ID roots herbs end tar~ known to the mind of man
Blood Root Black Root Wild Cherry Bark Vel,
Nv DOCK Iand, .on sarsapanlla Elder Flowers
t..l others. pEoau'ing the most infllible remedy
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CHOICE WHITE TALLoW.

Sole Harness, Bride. Upper, Pad Skin, Hamestring.
Lace, Kip Skins. Calf Skins, &C. all Of our tan.
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And lever and acuo. OF cldls and fever, II will al
So r1r" diseases ri the Bladder and womb such az
seminal weakness lnconslstence Of urine, strangury
Htamnl r. On OF weakness Of the womb or bladder
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Wei and Dry salted, Heavy and Light, Kip and
Calf Skins Sheep aud Deer Skins.
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HIDES. &c.

LII &c.
Shelby, Philadelphia EHekaud, Thomaston, Mar
PIE Dust. P.-terng Har Rasenda!o Hydraulic Co
Id mt. I.f..rc1 Plaster OF Paris.
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TIE AhLEsI SOUTHERN WRITERS
chat can be- viii be secured for It's columns in every
department
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-20
On the hack Track.

The naturalization Letters Of the Secrc-
tary of State have made so much noise in
the country, and have been so seized upon
by The opposition an order 10 alarm the
DsfnocrItic foreigners that the President
and his Cabinet, il seems, have been awak-
ened to The danger Of losing This foreign
Democratic element, ana hence, we have
81 this late day, the Administration on the
back track. The COnsutatior, the Govern
ment organ. publishes despatch from the
State Department n our Minister st Berlin,
Who IS Instructed to say 10 the King OF
Hanover, that an-7aniect OF Hanover, now
IN American citizen. who has hean brought
under TIE army CONSUMPTION and compelled
10 serve that hing IN spite ut ms sworn
allegishre to the United States What the
Administration intend IT, do ia this partic-
Iiar case is uot stated, hui if IL follows out
Is theories. il has work enough on hand, as
every srmy 10 Europe from which there is
emigration 10 America ahoundS in these
Tie difference between the position oriei-
Ea!iy assumed nv Gen. Cass Gin his Cincin-
naii .eiisr) and the principle now advanced
nv the President, consists in this,-that
while the f,nder recognized the uncondi-
tional liability of The foreigner TO military
duty, on aiuntary return TO his native
land, the latter restricts and limits that liza
hility TO cases only where the person hap.
peusd TO be in the army or actually called
into il ~ the time he emigrated to this coun.
Try. tee
But ssoras without 'eorks viii badly sat
isfy our anxious foreign population What
does the President intend to do now to res
cue the hundreds Of American citizens '
serving in the armies of monsrchs, to whom
they have been subjects The ConstitffioS
viii doubtless tell ua some other day.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-20
Communicated.
Canal Repairs.

Ma EDiroR We wish To inform the
parties concerned, through your paper, of
the progress made in repairing the Southern
Division of the W & T.. Canal under our
supervision, and the condition of the imam
ces of the Southern Canal Company. the
timber for docking at Pigeon Summit is AL
on the ground and the docking about half
done. The balance of the docking aud
cleaning ont Of the Summit so as to give
three feet Of water, can he completed in III
teen or twenty days of fair weather All
other repairs 70 be made with timber are in
favorable state and can he completed in
, about the same Time. 81 far, the repairs
have cost much iesa than Was anticipated
Ii the subscriptions are paid promptly We
confidently expect to have all the contcm-
plated repairs finished by the 10th OF Au-
gust, uulcss the wrather shonld he unusual
Is uuiavordhit. .-.4 81. ~
S"ne 1T ihs largest subscribers have
I failed Ia pa, their first instalinents, and two
have n'''Jialel. refused to pay, and by
some no paid the first instalinent this ia
the pfetexi for refusing the second or any
rah5eqnent instalment, uAtil those who have
raid none shall be compelled to pay the in
sialments due from them. This course is
calculated % seriously embarrass the man
ayers and delay the work Ii We enter
tanned any doubt "a 10 the validity OF the
subscriptions We would AT once STOP the
work hut being advised that VIZ eau COM
pei subscribers 10 pay, We are disposed, if
necessary 10 Use our own funds and credit
and complete the repairs as speedily as pos
sible, and await the result OF legal measures
10 reimburse uS.
We wish subscribers all TO understand
that their subscriptions must be paid, aud
while We ATE disposed to grant every rea.
I soOsble Indulgence 10 those who are willing
to pay, Wa intend, without delay, To sue all
who refuse to pay the FIRST or second or any
other instrument, aud we do not intend To
/ permit the misconduct Of one 20 excuse mis-.
/ conduct IN the part OF any other. a-
.-.-. ~, z. II. Cook.
e lH1s NJ. A. LAwRRscF.
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TheCanai Reuairs.

We are very sorry 10 learn, by the card
of the Managers, that any of the subscribers
to fhe Canal fund have raised bubble,
against the payment of their sub.
scr;nt;ons This waS unexnec,e5 when the
,,ros,,sc,vs of O,e e,ter,r;so had baeo,ne ga
s.t,a,;nmot os,sr :, had has, o.cs,,a;,ed tho,
tho cos,s, -of reas,,s swo,,a not h. one.baIf
,,,aa ,o,r;;o;r., as,;r,a,ss, ona as,ar u,,,rat
t. ahnoa.n, h.rT.s, had s.c.,.a ~. NO.
meets os . mpcb la,oer business than was
calculatedsunon when the subscriptions were
made The nr4osrn,ects nnoxp are that only one
half of,bs snonnt sr;c;nailv contracted ~
no o;ven f,r the, worl. will no raop;red n
complete the repa;rs5 The Managers did
not contemp,ate calling only for The first
and second instalments, unless some upfore-
seen accidents shonld make unexnected eY-
nsnd;,nrec NECESSARY To rs,,,ss % nov nm.
der tbe.a circumstances ,ror,a ;nd,ca,e ,ho,
49, -, ;.,,;o g u; :, ol,
whom tho ,,,b.cr;n,;on va. m.de
sn,b r,oo..a;nno n,ooo. ,ha ,,on.oo,,
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fConlmuairQfed.
Ky Congratulated.
A Word 90 the stockholders OF the
Evansville Library Asscciation.

Ev8u0vllle LtubaIy AesOCsettVus
learn that remonstrance is in circula-
lion for your signatures, which is intended
as an instruction to the Board of Directors
as to whom they shall select for Librarian.
I deem il proper to call your attention to II
few considerations, aud to make a remark
or two in regard to this movement. cd
The Constitution provides that the Stock
holders shall annually elect Board of Di-
rectors to manage the Institution. At this
point, the powers Of the Stockholders end
except that a competent number Of them
have q right to request the Board of Direct
ors to call a meeting of the Stockholders to
consider such matters rs they may desire to
submit TO such meeting
The Constitution also clearly defines the
duties and powers of the Board of Directors,
and touching the Librarian, reads as fol-
lows:
"The Directors shall establish Library
and Reading Room, and employ a suitable
person "a Librarian, who shall perform his
duties and be in every respect governed by
such rules and regulations as the Directors
may adopt.
Ii needs but moments reflection 10 see
the wisdom and propriety of the power here
vested in the Board. That body is respon-
sible to the stockholders for faithful and
efficient administration of the association,
and, therefore is clearly entitled to the selec.
tin of its agents, for whose acts it is neees-
sarily held accountable. This would seem
good logic, And if the Board, having q di-
rect supervision of the Librarian and his
management, Is not competent TO judge his
fitness for the duties required, it is hardly to
be expected that the stockholders who
have no immediate charge) would he able
to decide upon it. A Board that cannot be
fully entrusted with discretion on this point
should never be elected-and il elected,
should al once be requested TO resign. No
Director who understands himself would re-
fuse TO resign, if requested to do so by
clear majority. fairly obtained. Nor will
any Board which respects itself, allow itself
to he eoercea by petition, or otherwise, into
selecting agents Who in its opinion, viii not
properly advance the interests of the In
stitution. The questions il not, does the
man want the !. ,s,Ii7n, but ,,ocs the position
want him Is, ~ cases however, it should
receive supe-s, .,.r'-. ,,,,periy presented, with
respect, aud accept ihcin just 50 tar as is not
incousistea! With lhe Interests eonhded to
ito ask NOR l. TO ask too much, and
more than should be granted.
II these Observations are just, and. the
stockholders have confidence in their Board,
it follows that they should not interfere with
it, Make suggestions il they will, but they
shonid not attempt TO dictate to it. No caps-
BILE aud independent Board will submit to
! this
If Board does not do well, ask il TO resign.
I If it does do well and the institution pros
pers in its hands, let il alone.
A MEMBER OF THE BOARD.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-20

The SeEcIE STILL GoISG.-The continual
expectation of specie, the natural conSe-
quence OF the heavy importation of foreign
fabrics, begins TO alarm the more cautious
observers OF commercial affairs There
seems little expectation that Europe will
require any very large amount OF breadstuffs
from US, and our other exports fall far short
of the deficiency. We know that. accord
ing 10 the theory of free trade, the export of
specie il an advantage rather than an evil !;
we Know that upon this theory gold and
silver are just like any other commodities,
governed by the same laws, performing the
same Office, aud OF no greater less -0-ss
.quence in the commercial world than the
same amount OF flour, or cotton, or tobacco;
but experience shows MS that the export OF
specie is very different ia its consequence
FROM any other export that while ior the
scarcity the other articles remedies can
lie found and substitutes provided, for the
lack of money there is none ProriieHee
Journal ss-@-I r "a 's-s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-20

49, A Pedlar at LaPorte, IN this State,
sold bis fine and fashionable goods 80 eX-
trenely low as to excite suspicion that they
were not honestly obtained He was arrested
and declared that they were regularly sent
TO him from a certain store in New York
city. The statement was sent to that city
for verifcation, when, on investigation it
was discovered that one OF the clerks had
been abstracting goods from the store and
sending them regularly by express to the
pedlar at Laporte, for sale The dishonest
clerk was arrested, and on examination con.
iessed the whole affair. i ss5-.g-g-a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-20

NoTHIgG To WEAR.-The New Haven
Registsr says that as train on the Danbury
Railroad was passing through a deep cut on
Tuesday last, the cow-cstcher came in con
tact with a fasbionably dressed woman
The result was such as might have been ex-
pected. Hoops and so-fourth were carried
away in twinkling.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-20
HHOOP IRO.N. RNTR.a QI.lLITx
PROTECTION AGAINST LIGHTNING
-W5ET SoN,S
COPPER TUBULAR
1ai%htpIxAS Hod

PATENTED August =, lSJ6.)
Single Rods, complete for attaching to buildings,
seut by express to any part Of the country. We
oder uuusuai Inducements 10 persons who en-
gaSed ia putting w Eu9s. or who may desire 10
engage ia this business. County and state Rights
Tor sale 81 .--.s d -f'e" f- aaa- p Is
fbis Rod H. ia general in Central Indiana,
and nany other localities throughout the country
italSsys succeeds wherever IL il introduced. II
. j. no hunlbug No man who examines it's merits
wy beurr ignOranc. ics before the advance Of
light. According TO Professor Faraday, aud other
men Of note, copper has aeouducting power 10 <
times greater than iron and, ia addition 70 this
important fact, Mnnsons Rod has surface inside
and out nearly three times great as the oldirOu
rod MunsOn's Rod is En ornament GA the best
buildings, aud does not rnst hut vii endure an
40 without losing its Conducting power.
This Rod has received the Eyf ITeaigaI at the
Atnerican- Institute of New York the Franklin
10 stitute Of Philadelphia: the National Fair az
I,aIissilr, Ky. the State Fairs OF 0hio. va, lu-
diana. Connecticut. aud " herev-rf eo<hibited Ii
sts never BEATEN in ans eontest, aud never will lie
,si,ere there are truly scientific jnlges IL has
len endorsed amt highly commended by John
Young. Professor of Natural Science IN the North
western Christian University james 5. Athon,
Stuf Indiana Insane Asylnm; r. I. brown, Iad;
ana State GeOl0siSts LoTin Andrews, President OF
Kenyon College, Gambler, Ohio; DTs. Kitchen &
Parvin Physicians and chemists, IndianapoIis and
many other Ier-sns Il weIl.known scientihc at.
tainments LONE & MUNSON,
-jyII-2w Indianapolis, Ind
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-20

BaS- The st. Joseph Journal announces
that Kit Karson, the renowned mountaineer.
trapper, guide aud Indian agent, is now en-
route to that city from Taos, New Mexico
and was expected 10 arrive in a few days
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-20

A report that Commander Maury was to
be removed from Washington observatory
and sent upon active service is contradeted.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-20
Fee Bill.

As frequent complaints have been made
that the municipal Judicial officers were
taking illegal fees in the numerous small
salts before the Justices courts, We have
procured the following list OF fees allowed
by law. that it may be preserved for refer
encc by those interested, and kept as a check
against any attempt at illegal exactions:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-20

49, A Democratic exchange says De-
mocracy is planted upon rock. That's the
reason why it bears such miserable fruit.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-20

srt0E On! C0CGH! C0EGH.-W.B
u wish ~ eaii tl.e attention Of persons afflicted
wHk tonehs and Colds. to the fact ia Dr. Jack
if0ln prescription furnished by Or. Jackson, OF
Phii8aeh INA. of the best physicians ia this
country. This Syrup las been nsed by thousands
with the greatest benefit Try one BETTE, and you
sll always llse il afterwards For sale BY
SfODDARD & THOMPSON,
declO Druggists, No. ~ Main 1t.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-20
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Wm. a Smith. TIP, gsnderburgh go, Ind.
Notice 10 hereby given that suit OF attachment
and garnishee were issued by on lie lat day of
July, 1919, and said gsrnishee returned, served
On Vim Altman, OF the firm Of Brown & Aikman,
Hho has mono J., and is indebted 10 SAID Smith and
the Tins SGT for hearing said eaase is saturday,
August 6, 1903, al o'clock in the forenoon, n said
township, ehsie all persons interested may attend
Il they think pTOi.ei. BEN SIINS0N,
Jyl2-td Justice Of the Peace.