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tSrATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY OF COOY
Term L. D, l&a, " "S"1aon kaeaa 3GrN
aAIs1 . "a slsss md Edwin EackcAn Executor of N.
" t,Ystto tsasneEt of tsha High. j. d:csa,ea
mdavt q The mn residence al FaJet,e L. Rot,,.,,
u. t Snofs nsmed hay,ok beea died u tks 9:c. al
hsi hsfeoy asvsn to The said PsJelte l.
cnnt ~ @ hed their bill Of CON plAist il -
oaa nf :t ~ nd rat Eaons thereupsn .ar
thr f,.t of a5e n1s sAI deendanfA -rtuFuabie on
required "3A' oeA. ueas}. - b. Law
soaA9 DC and aro<aE before sat Conf Co Conrt n c
e1to !. BE- o sik Iede sosnso u % th= ns ~ u Ira
=. TT AonaaJ of A1r 1882 aad ed sn:VeT ~ n 5a
"a ~ H. ~ zig eoapnsc,f bill Of eoEtlNn.nt fhe taae
Iii " Aaett and th!oes therein ehafted and ,ts.+ i
~ ~ ne ~ . - e,ns-Eed and dec1es enterI .esn,t
'oa ae<ofolne 10 tAs trayer Of 5attbII s"-A'''
N,,L.. r.+A, WALf4R RlMDALL Cf.rk.
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hH 4 MOTH MILL WORKS
[Cnlca9o B.aach Of the ed Buffalo Hill Furr,,ht Es.
tahl!ALmtnt.1
JOHN r. N0YE i co.
1sAlo r. Hrx1a R.eIdent Partner and Ati,,v,::l q
Market s...e:. Chicago. uIcoA


tn.s,1rd on and improved principles and Ere ns
e. xod y fs efsS y t H 81 M
sast ..sntyn,e rear. 9 Furnishing VI Finding,
known and shall be maintained E,tra Re'ected NIL
Sores nsfe on Spec al Contract from Choice S-* ,i
Quarry Block NoJe's 1m.r wed CoctheaI aud II, n-r
.rndte attei In .tons with iron EYES warranted beat
IN ua- for large ard sal 1cnes. Also. importers AID
3.t In
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SCRIVEN'5 ADVERTISING AGENCY,
63 Dtardorn Street, Chicago.
jsu3 Tues Thur Sat
, 1859-01-18
Kedzie's W ter Filter,
Ihebes article in the world for cIeananx dirty water
ImAnufacturer's Depot, 2Ol Latest.
Thomas George l. CO.

?. ". Gales, Wurntf, Chalmers T. FRASER.
MANUFACTURERS OF RAILROAD
N1 CABS Portable and Stationary
Steam Engines and Boilers,
Portable Circular Saw Mile Gatea Patent Screw Cutler
aud Agents Tor the R2e Of Portable Flour and Corn &ts
and Uolis:
Engine aud k1and Lathes,
Upright Drills, W4od Machinery gene:ally, st.usr :: :is
Rdc rests Steam and Aer Gsuges An4sed BFass Work
POWKR AND HAND planners. ET0.
~ Castings and Mil Geariag made 10 order.
EAGLE WORKS, CHICAGO, ILL.
Marx Goods-"GATES co.,
r. " eAIxy.......E. 4. EARSEk. ......T. CHALxEl4,
l. O. WAENER...,......-.-.p. r. FRAME.
Apr!l17, 1885.
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Hoping 10 netas onunu1nco Of the patruaase hare
received for the per three beg to cali your aten
ton to few othe may favorable noces lately received
from the PresA and 10 MT facilities fof inserting ad7er-
sem.ns In the best and most widely circulated nextpa-
Of the Northwest which With eYe,y Information.
cAn be obtained At the Agency
Rezpectfuliy C. Il, EQRITEN.
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[uFKc11L1
RTATEMEN OF TIE CONDITION
-QF <HI-
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,

H a RT T ORD. CONN.
On the Flr.t OF Jannnry, 1910.
As Required BY the Laus Of the St1se Of Illinois.
The Of the Corporation "a Etua lns1rauce Com.
pAn7. lreas.d 1t Hartford Conn.
The Capital dt~c1 Is One M!llon Dol asx and Is paid
Up.
Inc Assets Of tie Company a1e:
Cash, s3ss, ,495 SO.
C:sh Ia ta1d and blak. with accrued H.
4.Ga 1eo e
Gasn II the h2nds Of kEeot4 ami In ,rauat.. J2sl1 T.
U. ) TteNury Notes * and per cent and
accrued interest. 1S0a Il
REAL ESTATE, Sc, 1888 26.
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sea The Park county Republican says

aeA-T The Park county Republican says a
meeting of those in favor of the completion
of the proposed extension of the E. & C.
Railroad to Rockville, is called for next
Saturday, the 18th instant at that town. .
General Steele and John OFT will then and
there present plan for the speedy extern
sion Of the Road, If the people desire it.. The
peopTeof Park county are manifesting con-
siderable interest in the matter, and it is
quite probable that steps win be taken at
the meeting. by which the completion of the
line will be fully insured. 10 l...a- .
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-22

CHINESE ETIqUETTE. A huge difficulty
presented itself in the negotiations in refer
ence to the audience to be granted our Min
lister, by the Emperor of the Chinese. This
was noimore nor less than little point of
etiquette. The Chinese Emperor through
his Chamberlains- insisted that Mr.. Ward
should kneel when he presented him with
the Presidents letter This the gentleman
from Georgia refused to do. He said he
was willing 10 6oso very losO, and bow as
often as nine times, but beyond that he was
unwilling to go. After a discussion which
lasted five days, the point was decided
against our Minister, and be was refused an
audience. The idea Of permitting any one
to enter the presence of the great Yuen-
ming-yuen without knoeliug, would doubt
less, have revolutionized the Empire of the
Sun. .Es Leatt tle ~ <Atis
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-22

BES7- The Kansas correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette, says; d.
During the night, the first snow storm of
the season fell TO the depth of about four
inches. ~ .rt--,- d.
The returns of the receLt election for Ter
ritorial Delegate to Congress, members Of
Legislature, and county officers, come in
slowly. Four of the river counties, Doni-
phan, Leavenworth, Wyandot and johnson,
were carried by the Democracy-giving
Johnston a majority of about 500 over Mr..
Parrot. The balance of the counties are
considered safe for the Republicans. Doug
las, Shawnee, Lykins, Breckenridge, and
Jackson, all went for PARROT, giving him an
aggregate majority of 1868, This county,
(Douglas) gave Parrott GAO majority. As
far as heard from, Parrott has q majority Of
$50 over Johnston; when the returns are all.
in, he will be 1000 ahead of his Democratic
competitor. 80
The vote was light throughout the Ter
ritory. n.ai cana. as3 $3.50 Z"
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AN IMAGrNArIvE LAwYER.-A CORES

An IMAGrNATIvE LAwYER.-A cores
pendent of the Olney (Ills, Tues, gives an,
account of young sprig Of the law. Who
depended more on bis Imagination than his
legal lore for success The case in hand.
was for an alleged breach of warranty, by
the sale of an unsouHd horse After argu-
ing the case in all its length and breadth,
he asked if sit would not have been truly
unfortunate if his client.a.wife, with a little
child in her arms--the dear darling of the
family-had been riding the horse in ques-
ton over bridge, and the horse should
have fallen down and killed wife and child,
and thus making avoid around the hearth
stone, and rendering the bereaved father and
husband miserable for life" The jury
thought it would, and brought in a verdict
for his client, sl13 ~ 3 > $50
The same paper CONTAINS an account of a
horse thief who was tried at . late term of
the RichIand Circuit Court His attorney
set up the plea ofinsanity, on the statement
of the prisoner, that upon going into the
stable where the, larceny was committed,
he took valuable horse out but was afraid
to ride him, so he put him back and took
an old blind horse whose life had been worn
down with age and hard work, and rode him
about four miles and put up for the night,
where he was arrested next morning for the
theft The lawyer maintained that any one
who would act so foolish as described should
more appropriately occupy place in the in
sane asylum than in the penitentiary. aaa
We learn from thesamep paper, that week
ago last Monday a Mrs. Symmetrical went
out calling, locking her two little children
in the house to keep them out of danger
While she was gone the house took fire, and
before assistance arrived both of the little
things were completely burned to Death
The children were aged respectively, five
and eight years. How, in irnagination, must
the shrieks of the dear ones ring in those
parent s ears. IL , 1IfH A4 90 ,|f--t sss'
P"A~AS . NiS- ars
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-22

B6- Judge H. P. Haun, of Marysville,
California, has been appointed United States
Senator, to fill the vacancy occasioned by
thedeath of Senator Broderick. Judge Haun
was expected to leave for Washington in
the steamer of the 9th of November The
San Francisco Times says of the new Sem
ator: -.,,~,s~-.gx aa.v0sfT
"Of Judge Haun's qualifications for the
position, we know very little He is a law,
yer of ordinary ability, ainative Of Ken
lucky, and is intensely Southern. in all his
political ideas. HE has the reputation of
being sharp, shrewd politician. Some
suppose that the Governor has done well in.
appointing him, for the reason that he is
competent to look after DR.. Gwin, and is
not particularly friendly to him. n. ST 4
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-22

Bay The CITY Council of Terre Haute,
have ordered the purchase of two new fire
hand engines. After full discussion, it
was thought that volunteer fire depart
ments was the cheapest and the new engines
were ordered fog volunteer companies. ss
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B&~ Ladies are requested not to be
paper, day or two ago, that friend HUGHES
had some punch worked collars for sale,
when the fact is, he has some very elegant
French worked collars, to which we wished
to call the attention of our lady readers; the
word "punch," being Typographical error.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-22
seS- The Alta, California, of the 2sth I'll

timo, says: i"ia".' i.s@ 80.
7" Mr.. James Street, one of the contractors
for the construction of the Pacific and At
lantic Telegraph, arrived in town on
Wednesday, from the scene of his labors on
the other side of Pacheco's Pass. From him
we learn that in March next, we shall be
within ten days tetegraf1hic communication
with the Atlantic States. This will take
place by the simultaneous completion, at
that time, of the telegraphic lines between
st. Louis and Fort Smith, on the Atlantic
side, and San Francisco and Los Angeles on
the Pacific side; thus cutting off three AID
a half days on each side. Deducting these
seven days from the twenty between the
two termini, and thereremain thirteen days.
Mr.. McLane promises that then the stages
will be put through at their utmost speed
between Fort Smith and Los Angeles, SO as
to shorten the present time three days. The
time will thus be reduced to ten days be-
tween Fort Smith and Los Angeles, the two
extreme Geographic points .
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-22

HEA. A Mr.. J. K. Whitmore a citizen of
Newport, KY. has received letter notify
lidg him to leave that city by the LIST of De-
ieember, or the consequences may be quite
serious to him. The objection is to his pol
tics ID
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-22

AUCTION The inclemency Of the'weather
prevented the usual attendance of ladies at
auction yesterday. They are invited to he
on hand to-day at 2 o'clock sale in the
morning at 10 o'clock, and in the evening
at gas light, at the auction. The stock of
dry goods is still large and bound to be
sold. 5tit
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-22

nee The .Terre Haute Journal says the
first sale of hogs it has heartl of this season,
was made on Friday. They were a small
lot from Illinois, and were delivered at
pork house ia that city at "a, so net. -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-22

EeJ= The Phdneah Herald says that every
county in the First Congressional District,
will send delegates to the State Convention
who are pledged to support Mr. Gnthrics
claims for the Presidency. 80
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-22

RA- An attempt to rob the Treasurers
office of Warren county, Ind, was made on
Thursday night last, by blowing up the safe
Il was frustrated.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-22

ttt'''tl Communicated.
Rec. Mr.. SteTrin:
The undersigned having been highly
pleased and entertained at the concert at
Crescent City Hall, last Thursday evening,
would request a repetition OF it on next
Thursday evening.
|. KEENE, Z ~ G. II. KELLOGG,
JAS. X. PATTERSON Z. J. HoLLINGsw ORTIZ
CHAs. .. w ELLs,f ID. }. TMACKEY,
E. L. WHEELER, JOHN HEALY,
J.J. WHITTAKER, GEO. C.PoPE
G. MAGHEE, m L.rALBERT BURKE,
and twenty-one others.
We presume Mr.. STERRITT will not find
it in his heart to refuse the above request,
and that many of our citizens who failed to
attend the former concentration indifference
or lack of notico-wiIl make their arrange
ments to be present on the next occasion.
1t argues poorly for our taste, when strolling
bands of negro Ministries are favored with
crowded houses, whilst concerts, superior in
point Of musical talent and taste displayed,
are greeted with slim audiences. The OBJ
ject of the rendering of g FIora's Festival &"
was purely benevolent one; but we do not
bespeak good attendance, at the next con-
cert given, on that ground alone. The per-
Torrance is worth more than the admittauce
fee, as all who were present at the last rep
resentation admit; and we say go, for the
pleasure you will derive from hearing good
music and in beholdng the fair young per-
formers
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-22

B@The Indiana Central Railway seems
to have streak of bad luck. la addition
to the accident at Cambridge, on Saturday
an old gentleman, for many years a resi-
dent of Richmond, was knocked down by
one of the cars, and the wheels ran over his
head, crushing it to jelly. o-r
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-22

DeS% Three candidates are in the field for
Mayor OF New York City, The Mozart Halt
men support Fernando Wood, the Tammariy
Hall men William Havemyer, and the Re-
publicans and Americans Simeon Draper.---..
The contest will prove a Short, but very bit-E
ter one if TIT --A0 -'
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pT~ Mr.. DAVIS, of Adams Express, will
please accept our Acknowledgements for
late Louisville and indianapolis papers.
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nsA-The Washington dispatches to

p BeA- The Washington dispatches to the,
New York Tribune say:
Inteligeneesfrom Pennsy Ivania states that
j. L. Dawson will probably be the next
Democratic candidate for Governor, and
John Covode the Opposition. - ~
Mr.. Ward, Minister to China, recently
expressed wish to return home, after ex-
changing Publications of the treaty, but the
President objects, and thinks he should go
to Shaughae to settle the American claims,
for which it provides.lia ais be-. es-iii Z
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sg~ The MaysviIle tKeennt,uccky) Eagle

BsS Inc MaysVllIe (hentucky) Eagle
gives an account of a singular accident and
escape of Edward Owen, son of Mr.. L. d..
Owen, of Lewis county, and a horse. The
boy had just mounted and was riding off,
when, in turning the horse, hind foot
struck the curbing of a well, throwing. il
down. The animal being startled, backed
into the well. he fell, his fore foot caught
on the edge, and the boy escaped, but the
horse fell twenty feet to the bottom. He
was extricated after FIVE hours labor, and,
strange to say, was uninjured. haae' =.
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CAPSl CAPSI rCAPSI

4r CAPSI aCAPSl GAPS r. ss-t r
N Il II ~ ~ X .ESSORT.WEsTsT OF
en- every Imaginable style for winter wear,
ceived this day by Express, at ~ =
L 800 YAUTIER.s & MA RCONNIER's, g
noy14 30 Main street.
~ BEET EXCETE.nE.S-T, BET .N-O
Nv '--rl5 s1 RESURRECTION. rs
just received ut our Auction Rooms the COR
ner of Main and Third Streets sixty-one cases of
DRY GOODS, direct from the manufacturers and
importers, consisting in part Of
20 pcs English, French, and American Cloths.
2Osl's Doeskin and Fancy Cassimeres. II
100 s.. Sattinetts. n s-af
500 Prints, q +s'+i ' ''
35 - Tweeds ts#
2c6' Beian es' and other Dress Goods ~ p
$50 &c BleacIed and Brown Muslin.
20 dozen Linen Table Cloths. ..
35 pcs Of Irish Linen.
From 200 TO 800 pieces of other goods too numer-
Gus mention. Also a lot OF HOSIERY, GLOVES
and NOTIONS, which we will sell at private sale,
Eastern cost and cslrriage.ft aiH ~ p '..il
All that remains ulIsold on Monday, the 18th of
November, viii be sold at Auction to the highest
bidder, without reserve, commencing at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, and continuing from day to day until the
the stock is by far the largest offered for
sale in this place. aud is bound to be sold.
8 novI2 3tt3 ga = III. NELSON co.
EXECUTRFX .N'OTKCE.-V'0TTCR
been appointed Executrix of the last will of Adam
urtz late of Vant!erbur county, deceased, Said
estate is supposed to be solvent,
Nle 3 " CROP sWsBETs-FxRsT
Gv ARRIVAL DIRECT
IS hhds new Sugar, from plantation. Is Ea a
43 bbls g Molasses. fi s-,a4a st5 Ell
10hf bbls new g ss --. e-s4s
Just re ceived per Chancellor, and for sale by
nov12 80 i GEORGE FOSTER & co.
W0O U.0'6F GE.N.TS, 6.aP S-SometfIing
n nice, at VAUTIER d MARCONNIER'S,
novl4 4a iT @ 30 Main street,
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need present themselve


halfway kind need present themselves
{ - "a nF e tFEh
RGH Yesterday morning poor inebriate
was picked out of the mud, somewhere-in
the vicinity9of Locust Street. Church. tie
was placed on a dray, and the rain pouresl
down pitilessly in his face, but, as it took
the place of mud, the change was for the
better. He was the worst looking specimen
ever seen in our city. T4E
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Oysters Oysters !! OYSTERS

oysters oysters oysters !!
= -REGEIVED- DAILY BY aEA PRESS is.H
MALTBI1S CELEBR4TED PEARL OYSTERS!
= l#.N.k1 A -z.M sPREE.A4EU TO FURN-f
9A- ish dealers in cases fam lies in or half
cans, and am also prepared to them up IN
manner to suit the most fastidious. Will also keep
CONSTANTLY on hand refreshments and eatables of
all kinds Cali at my Sal BON. I09 Main street.
corner Main and Fourth.
y nov22 JOHN f. FELKER.
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CHANGE OF LOCATION.
lE.4 El.3.UE M.4H.N IKeOVLD 4

GHA spectfully inform her old friends and GUS
toners that she has opened her MILLINERY
ESTABLISHMENT on Vine street, between Sec
ond and Third streets, where she will be happy in
serving them to the best of her ability. Ee1
Bonnets trimmed in a sty lie unsurpassed in the
city. -s .ss ta5a.l zla8 novI5-Im
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Local and Miscellaneous.
To Good Printers.

n To Good PrInters.
printer of the above DESCRIPTION can
find good situation in this establishment,
by immediate application. None of the
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-22
Home Insurance Comply,
OF NEW YORK. -
D0fee Mas. ia al ia. Rsanasplu

CAPITAL ST0CK, (AH paid inl 1000, 900
SURPLUS 100000
to insure against loss or damage by FIRE, and the
damages of INLAND NAVIGATION AND
TRANSPORTATION, terms as favorable tho
nature of the risks and the real security of the in
sured, and of the Company viii warrant.
LOSSES EoUITABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAID
Abstract of the twelfth semi-annual statement of
the condition of the HOME ASSURANCE COMPANY,
of the city of New York, on the 30th day of June,
1850.
AScETc
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HARD TIMES vs.. CHEAP PICTURES.

HARD TIMES vs.. CHEAP PICTURES.
BER. SMITH, OPP OSEFE COURT
@HA House, Main street, feels proud to say he
first REDUCED the exorbitaRt charge for firstclass
Case Pictures in this city, and has made 10000
such in the last years with entire Satisfaction
to his patrons. lie does not consider il any coHE
desceBsioll his part, but continues to make so
cent Pictures in most superior Case-aso 40
crnt Case Picture, aud a 20 cent, without CASE
Don't hurry, friends aorget Tlissa sTushs but come
along at your leisure, fer Nh s. is always his
gallery, an will continue to give his patrons cheap
and FIRST class Pictures warranted to endure. MIR.
). is also making Paper Picture to send through
the Post Ofiee, without extra charge, equal to any
likeness now nlada. noYl0- 1--WE -.
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HMsHoz IE.x.s.T $500 1-ERco.FTT

~ g have Oll hand qulfe aasNafiety Of WE'LL
made and fashionable style Clothing, including
very desirable 0VereOats, that being of rather
better quality than is needed for our wholesale
ures. All our friends who would like bargain in
this llne, will Rnd ms really to accommodate them
AT No. 20 Main street. - .tssA
Z@noy9 WIN Z. WRENCH e co.
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MNX.DR.aBLEC GEsHE.NrT.----SUSF
III received ON consignment. a sample, 80 bar
rels prime Louisville cement for sale low to close
out, at ERSKINE, CURNICk CO.'S
oct1S At Main street
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-22

ASSETS.
Cash. balance in Bank s2s92 SO
Bonds and Mortgages being first lien
S., 400 -, 81, so2 %
market value of securities, $780,
s9S2........ 229 476 90
Bank Stock, market valus,) s415o 90
value 75,s49 81
North Carolina State Bonds (marIzst
value,) 9,925 80
Missouri State Bonds, (narket valued 1880 90
Tennessee State Bonds, market value) 9,262 so
Real Estate, No. Wall street..-.-..... 67,412 rs
Interest due on LIST July, 1850, (of which
S3I,i82 81 has since been received) 23,7s2 65
Balance in hands of Agents and in
of transmission from Agents
Both June, (of which, SS,716 81
has since been reoeivedl ............... 1921 AZ
land risks ............. 1897 ss
cies issued at office.... ~ 30. 165I 70
gotal. AS. 1923 N
LIABILITIES.
Claims for losses outstanding 10y
the 30th June, 1853. es-
p 1% Stoe bsi,;c Account %
of Tenth divided.......--...... 440 90
s20,57o 2s
New York, 10th July, 1859.
CHAS. J. MARTIN, Pres't,
A. Il. WILLMARTH, Vice Pres't
J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary,
john McGHEE, Asst. Secretary.
D1- BUSINESS ATTENDED To WITH DIES
PATCH AND FIDELITY. ga
oct2s A. g. HALLOCTx.. Agent.
SDRn LBs. sTR.RENsED w OWE NJ
%UU on hand and for sale at
Oct20 COOKE FAMILY GROCERY.
wp.RG C2RPRTs-A sPER.N.z7EE1
IA article--with colors and plaid to match, for
oct50 - G EMRToK4 B. co.'s
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7AM.4FdWES 1T "A UC TIC Nj D
@sA cases, 20 gross each, just received, and will
be sfd by the case, To the trade at auction SAT-
drday, November 18th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. The
above matches are the round wooden boxes and are
In good order, and will be sold by the only.
nov1S H. NELSON & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-22

WH.AD DOGSt-~4ZL VINO W.4IS>F
OHM to shoot Mad Dogs" or any other s'game''
will find an excellent, assortment of the yarions
brands Of gunpowder and gun caps; also, shot and
oct7 - So Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-22

n II n q X .ESSORT.ME.y'T OF
9-z every Imaginable style for winter wear,
ceiyed this day by Express, at =
j - -s-Es YAUTIERs & MA RCONNIER'S, % &
noV14 ~. 30 Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-22

KNERE Is TsOUR CH.G.NsCE 70 4
LIZ - SPECULATION. -z-.s -
wish to sell half of Lot No. As, o. P, Ev-
ansvilie, OF easy payments, ranging years. u, -
The property is corner of First and Walnut sts.,
Including the Walnut st. House.
For further particulars enquire. Of myself aor
Philip Decker. 9 6 e - -
. uov7-ax -l1-ss , = > MICHAEL F. JONES s