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, 1859-05-20
STATE or ILLINOIS, COUNTY
MORTGAGE SALE,-WLercas

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equity n l"as a'l Il l,t. T. fur xa,t MA I'll
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t''''rr Tie r*t half II tt" <. .,u.wesf ,,r1rt ,rncs
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, 1859-05-20

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ETATE OF ILLINOIS. COI.NTY

NTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ OF COOK. ~.-tJcnt Court. u tus.k Caurtv-F
GA;cS l'~!,srr N!.!l.c, nst.ick.r samuel Iei~kr
ard W!ata F. Is!Icksr. Flea ". De..;c.er Ind 1u.a
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tl.cu.t ts'uH IT ttnk couEty n..or IL her.v .cl
the sd lefxontA tl1 aaa ,.:rplauans t!sI his e+o
laFtt"n:1 Ai trurs. VI lis s4:.rtl dry u t la
alT..t ~! GcsN1ua. Er:::-1.e the ::,t,s Maotay
u May Inst tl"c9' a. il ~ law rs:uFrt
Su* Es.. y,,u, tle ~.t defendants W;.1. pe.M.keY
s:rnEa De:ek'. au. William +. Dr: E.rn ". llel.
1x4r aad I:a ". ue!cket ,-uur., asd 'arIr Eu.rlsn
saIael {. L1sa.. sa t<ruE..:y te a:L apaI- re
xall C.rut luur. It u. i:t The s:>t DAY u ,ha
fe1t terrof 10 * her fA.r'. IN sa.d coualr
fpuEn M.a: u May. l1:9. aad plead. Aaswer 1f
c.alu7 >a! r',r, ..!l:ts ;;.t u. LIE ts
1.1tit-a AL ea,! A.. N1te4 will b 2kan
a0t lItrs A.tsta 2kEa. you 1ccatu!ux To
WM. l.. CI1CRCH, Clark.
Carx4L. WAns / IANEso1, Ca:apLts HArA
, 1859-05-20
Akga1 ertlszu1nta.

Ma I.,,.,
MI ~ ~ 0 II " r SAlt-I}..tx
liz c~stAln nis 4ixi H. , n1s'h 10 the payus, X
L, L. III uux mi ,.x.,. s.A1h Af u U~csubny
Vi" y11. : u !. .1'sss Z
civ. I'D ..i, ~. ~ With exc44lse on NV ~
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a. b. Is. - Hns =. - n ixcofd<'i khs :.h Dep. III. sf
cnu.r.. I,aea ~ S' a"tk4sts Page 5xJ in In. IL.
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Ln al n..s,I ~. 49,. ~. ~ aesans II the paTt4t. III IF,
~ ..,t ~ VIC Mark4<tc eu IL .uuA T. ~ - " ~ ~
Hou!J1t. S,d , p.r.y IL ~: tuuttaxe u.pllonrJ t..
~ II Eli n,a,. 4use M uLe cost In !trnt i, tt.
3ll tay If N,rn,, &c iHetttvFe known lhal on tha
n tu1It s.ie Il the 1::nr, T. sdal nfer An exuso
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taro .,t - ,h;n y,hhe north I..t hlr.
sf - 9 ut 'u.n Nv .ne{Al H. Meridian henk IN he sunty
IL r.y H.. somo, H., LGl, -ae !" Es 70. cab IN laoJ
- 80 @ t lug IN AL T'nsxosy au, c.,. ~
f,tSI " ,.j j"ten1srs.
HF I,u~ ~. .'-s !" ftAbkRlCK, Aornxce
al ma
, 1859-05-20
0SweEo Market.

OSWego Market.
FER TELB6RAPn.l May l9, 1859.
FLorn-Wthout material change: 40 for extra NchI
gsn.
GRA1s-Al descriptions quiet
tASAt FRE1Gu1s-Duil 33c hour, &c wheat, &c to
New York.
LAKE lAruErs-25, ,011 bu whcas.
CANAL E1Fo2ts-s,cco0 bu wheat.
Montreal Market.
BE T1lEasAPH. MONTREAL, May ~.
FIorR-Eefy dull: supcrdne difficult of ie tA.759s 90
md fancy At s.Uo.
WuEAT-Sac {, 900 choice French at 7.10
, 1859-05-20
Corporation RutifRB,
4 SSESSNEET NOTICE

4 SSESSMENT NOTICE,
II City Clerks 0t3cs, ChIc=zo, MAJ :oth, &a!,.
Public nnt!cs heT~y g!s+n al p~uus tntxrr It'd :hAt
hs co2,m .Aoness appoiacl by las Enu.on C.te4s u
tx t'v Of Chicago. ~ tha " Iheu. AIl
Fur Hundred AID Tau Dollars upan ert4te
South Division of >ai city tessnsd se1sE - Filing.
Mailing and Payas with NJ ho l+ayrI,euJ W4hlu.-
to from tbs Ina VI C4rk xast .ne Il
Lis1t s.'ret haze completed t.rr ND I7It
return theErof ~ ny ot1c..
Any perus wi.inz appeal frot aid n.u.s
die tner ollie ,:n;-. IL writing. In my use sefos
Monday. 6'l4 !av OF Juus, ls.9 ococx r. H.
TIE tomM.a Cpunr viii. II that Tine. n the Council
Rt!I hear 81 .tIs's IL aI aad rsv4s aud
tuntrta tr An.ui the xA1le.
ASSESSMENT ROLL.
description II the rs1l In the Son:h Division Ut
the city ut Chie.o teeunea h.nentes BY above In
pEoTe:snt with The valuation Thereof and tha II
H4aey ss7era1r asses thessun tteat " tbs Eou1
M>atuntrs> ~ wit:
oglo.xAL row.f su.eAGv.
f.!-uf.Ls T4iu.In, Ass.
:, S.;:c ofo~nss. u land Los BIZ. l... t!s.s
~ ~, \. ts<.:::::: ,. !; !: ,sos 81:
ALI v A-.e ...tIc3. i sd 4n,uAj 4-9.tt
Do -. -. ! 81 3nha ~ &,
Hap.4.: r...:sh "a llat. I Is NttU d, -
Cuu1:; L.. Louk.. "a :uy,Aa ], "a +,
T"GL. Observation-Disclosures. etsl0VJ
nyaalot tsi' II. kEElSsL&SN. City C.erk-
, 1859-05-20
ftGurattce.

The Republic Mutual lns. Co.,
OF u. 7. CITY,
- cah Capital and Surplus, s2se, COOS
Marine and Fire,
AB-f1T TIE pakt tvs Fean thu Company hays .ttursd
u it, PoLls1 uoLpkns ArxsAsx ar - III sr e.rh
JsAs 1t tas premiums paid.
T. c. HIGGINSoN, Agent,
i. ". SsE. 1sark x1d ~. II ata, it,
apW TI:su
, 1859-05-20
THE UNITED STATES AND THE EC-
HUPEAN WAR.

Tbs Right Of Search to bs Rsr5esd and
Emf0rrsd.
, 1859-05-20

THURsDAY Ev1y1yo May u.
The receipts and shipments during the past
tweut y-four hours will be found in the following
, 1859-05-20

CLEARED,
Troubdous, Loctpo, Ass po=t, Is bu poatocs IS ;s
salt. - ~ o1-
Celestial. L. Sae. 2, 500 It lumber, Il IN shingles,
Nebtaska+ joliet. light.
ASc- Aot1 5 # lumber .5 nj hAnsles 100 bills slt
Caanios Laaale, ssSsl II lumber, 1U3 shingles u
Ontaro. Ottawa. n GO # lumber
Sunshine, Lasale- <ead lumber, s59 900 shingles
America. Lasalle, .4.553 # lumber. lJ NJ stinsIrs
Pacific. laSale. 9s4.S Il lrmlcr. l., .O0 .ath.
AtfaLt!c, LaSIc, n. l99 (, lumber, 6,4Y0 ath
, 1859-05-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
Further BY the Steamer Canada.
THE FIGHT At FRatSlNATTD,
FRANCE hoBoL1zlNG 8o0o,o 600 mES.

The Passage Of the Alps.
, 1859-05-20


sertion or the rel estate ii tie South Division IF
tne EtT u Chicago, dretned h~nehtted ..y:ts Sl,
Etrett tum the souh It of Washington s .u tie Eh
Ae of FoS stett with the valuation thereof aat r e1
uf money seTeally asss thereon for tenrt. ~ lie I'm
Nt4sauptEs to wilt: - ~
SCHOOL SECTION ADDITION To CHICAGO
, 1859-05-20

STATEMENT OF THE CONDI-
~ TON uF THE
New England Fire and Marine Insurance c.,
OF HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT,
ou,tc 9Th stay ct May 1os3.
T!ie Of il Capital Stnc, Is on On
The a'unt OF its Capt >tck i4iI up ls..... .stAv "
THE ASSETS OF THE Ew. CoNnASf w ARE AS FOL-
i. cash On ltan, and iii Ka.k ..,,, sl1,.,t "a
:: ts>h II 4a'is Of Agents tes.ih1;el in pas). as:
!. E"u.:s owsea Ly the Company roae.
p, s, sas s X I;caI IE E,,s hin. sy5 H., Il ,1 Mort
Iauk stocks ...........,......:.. . lt.40 -
s. pes' sus thc G:,piny I;;n: loan, o. a. '' ~
proved ls5:,sA securities. ,.... e.;eo n'
YORK. r.; vatas, *!o.' Mark, Va!nr.. lol7, o,
i"Es. rar Value. t,!.e,' Matset Va!uc,.. 1o.1oo %
E4Iv, lo,." M4rIst vAtlt, ,:....,:.,. laeco T.,
stock. FIR Value lut", Market va.ur.. 1880 %
s. v.'a:; ~ Ms1it; % VII s4as so: $40 "
70 shares M.,:roit:n Bank stotk, Par
"a SLatss l1sak = NJ; Yeri; Stuck. ~ .'
100 Shares Oce7n hank Stuck, Pr Value,
;ashan. National Fsnk STICK, Par value, ''''S -
-" M2,kct va!rc -. 49,, -. a,7.5o 90
F.r Valus :."u ,ia.ks, Value. 800 q
:nsha.ss t:.Lan:s. Esns S:otE. Gistoa.
Par Hxne. 5.t.p Market Value. $50. :, 6.aU %
100 ShAFt, lEsl4a la;t stuck. Ifa.tfo1l, Par
yase 1,,,u' Ma.Set Value. 'us,..:..--.:.+... 1880 o.
q sll4rt> Merca.tie I;aak stuck, Ii4r.tutd,
p: Eal,. 80 s1a.kt; Falue..... :. 245o o.
20 0sharcs Merchants AMI Manufactures
1sa:lk Stack. Pas Ealrr. a.,uJ Market
Value. ..:.....,..,. $50 o.
Pr Value. l.tv Market Ea'ue,......., 1aao o.
~ Accfne1 htsErst Gu Investments. ASS ii
III. OihtT Property owned by ths tpnplEy,.. J4l ~
4sl3s3 IS
LLAbfLTTIES...... Rome
" II. WATERMAN. rsrsiae1t
II
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l. ~ he:ry E:ven ha, |. W.: LII Ur4 .c., Tc;.-t
II cr,1a Iced .f TIA: tu ,e 4. Tt.,t. #
tn"! Lr &: Mars A. u. ls.d. ay Samuel L. Eon. ari
ts:ss, H. h:t;c' ard r.c,rrin lr Eec"a.r.s
f uuG lnutly. slar # Illinois, u ,uk Irt..n,1tr1
s:.e s:a! 1;l Sy ,:t .4:.! ri Ella! tt...e VIZ
ts rs # ue:a-i = IT, tasnr' II Two errtan -
n"f.- E!r!i LeI sal >~lEtl ty xlut Itu Il T,.t
a4c.ni IN Tie a1 elect isessr un Application i
the '.r: # >ld :.fe> a. Ii pursuance ft!e pwer
III t:s.es I. 81 itA:eL 1a =: The ,1sp. :!e.e:r3
.ei ~. ii ,:oi III. .': l. t1r hi khr, tt1er fur caah
>asrtay I. 49, IL: # May. A. L. Isl lx:xren IL
!.,l.s # I'm lit H. :E.:-:n srtt T. n l.. liz
afieE, Il, SKI Il the rth ltoor n 1,-
in tst t.v r 'atr Il: sid tiuaT II t.l aLl State ni
li. a.. liz 1.r i ..t trust icx
T. III; s"5 i'll, e. I'll Ard twelve t!s, t7e -uo-
Dv!;a II tt"Hr ! at t~n = il ti,cS rinrty Ave .:}
II u. e-h u sec. ..lttn IL The cy nf Cae4to CtLLly
VI tupk A.. s:llt Il l.!ruls. -
N"N wuFFTr r--,.
, 1859-05-20

4 SSkS>]lENT NOTICE.
~ CRY C!crk. G:.ce t,h:axn. Nay 90t:,, 1s:9.
I5.c n.:e !, 'ercE f'n ~ A. pe.s<as that
the C'.:"as!- ~; n'r,: nr The tom;.uu tuussc1 III
Lie Sly II thtar. to tic II a1tY-t.v- lin
tEc! bo.t7 u"n tsr -2 estate IN Suut4 D;y.uu u
sad c.tE ,!-r1st btnr atc ~ tiEt W4ux AID Paving
t'h NtcLa raveulcnf} CaTk III liz! ruth line
II H4>huia -:'c.t - The IaIth i:r " M,3ir. s.er.
4T c"E"ietct tats aSeanltEs. AID lc rrtass tA.e1f
~ my ut.ce
Ay rrs.Is vjslus ~ !enr, sud assessment nust
~ ur.r y; teetnn l.! u1.4. In .s.t ua -f brf.tc
Mo.ay. the St day Ju.e. lSa3 .c.oek r ~ ~ the
cn1,l!! tEsct VII. X t!;.: tie, IL thu u,,.c.} Room
Les y: le', As IL Id asessl4es, a4I 10 md c.s
tECl Of lLnui thu s1.c4r.
ASSESSMENT ROLL.
thu sty u. ta.1. tee:leh t-,.c1ted by the :nve In.
p7'.e4sI:t Viii. rht saltut tneeuf 4s1 L.r s;;.. Il
lutry .tscrAEy a-se.d uerun beleats ty lie COM
1a!~s.p!.e.>. I. *l:
oRsG.:iAL TOWN. ur CHICAGO
Fa.trf.rt yara,'c 49,
n nare ! ~ r.. y ""G's. 81 4at L:t. Bik dos. disc
IecE.--.. t6 9i,s1 tte =.
Z y I.:na',sI....- 2+.Sft j do :x;ul tts.:-
ll-1.'t''u...':' {; - ad' :,
James LaTsua.. il L :ujn ~ '7''''
-, ID d., an.M ,ss.3
J.tu,, LaEnsa. a.-..4s1 4 / aljs 1''
:of: u III cls,n .s4t1
Root. i L41n4,,n - :utt 5. A;rs} 4.1 !.
Ealt{s; Church. tx +3J Z Gu d., Gun, l l.: IA,
yai.l :, Lltl,pn.. II ION IL, Ntstl ~. ~
u 7-:~5a... n %kA 1dtcL, d. 1amu es.,.,
L Nur1-s+n ......S 31n Lu 10 iiau - u
A"a --.-'..s-......--,... $G.lE,I'l
nsSeit.-t5A II. kREISNANy. Ctv C.c:k.
, 1859-05-20
SPONGE! SPONGE! SPONGE!

Fire 1otltt, 6stAdsE Aa4 Carriage SpssFs,
Far naie BY J. Il. REED / CO.
nA7y Apothsnzies md dAAnAsst ~ ~ LAks 4,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-28

EXPORTS OF LIBERIA.-Thc colony for
American emancipated slaves and free blacks
in Africa promises to become one of the
great coffee, sugar, snd cotton fields of the
world. The sugar cane. especially, promis-
es to succeed, and is cultivated with advan-
tage. Twenty tons OF sugar and molasses
have been dispatched from Monrovia by one
vessel. 1t is stated that planters can sell
sugarat four cents per pound, and the syrup
at twenty-five cents per gallon President
Benson computes that one hundred thous-
and pounds Of sugar will be produced. in
Liberia the present year. More than one
third of that quantity is already made.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-28

BrLwEs.--A groand!ess report mas been
circulated that Bulwer's over-taxed mental
powers had given way ana that lie had be-
come lunaEic. This calamity bss not be-
fallen him, but his physic strength has
been broken down and he has become Al
hopeless invalid. He is Colonial Secretary
OF State in the Derby Administration. lie
was lately al Malvern to recruit his health
and the last news reports that he is no bet
ter, and with little prospect of being able to
mix in public life, or even to write for some
time to come. lie had been reelected II.
P. for Herts, without opposition. The ru-
NOR that he was to succeed Sir Edmund
Head, as Governor General of Canada, IS
premature. Under these circumstances,
more likely is he to retire from public life,
with peerage.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hardware.

EECOB STR.sgR q SO.S, NO. 40
e. MAIN STREET. We are now opening
large and well selected stock of German, English,
and American HARDwARE, which we ofer al very
low prices TO Cash and prompt time buyers. Now on
hand and arriving and Spades,
An es', Rowlandss, and other brands Shovels
BluOd's Cast Steel Grain and Grass Scythes.
Do Hay Knives and Briar do,
Garden fakes and Hoes
Mill saws HUwlaud's and other brands,
Cross Cut Saws, do German and G. Steel.
DO do, Tuttle's Patent,
BO0ih ( Co.'S Table Cutlery,
Hargre-ye'. Pocket do,
BstCher aud ether brands # Piles a Z lge Tools,
Trace, s, Halter and Pump Chains,
LANES,
Axes Blood's, LipPineott',, and others,
Ppnp Tubing aud Fixtures.
Ohio Tool 90. Plapes and Truss Hoops
Spear & Jackson's Save,
Brass and Enamsied Kettles,
Bay and Manure Forks,
Sueaths aud Cradles,
Prpuipg Knives, Shears and Saws.
FURNITURE HARDWARE.
Mahog ny and Walnut Knobs,
Cupboard, Guest aud Drawer Locks,
Wrought, Table, aud Brass Hinges,
Bed Screws-fat and square heads,
Coffin Scraws and Trimmings,
Sand Paper, A No. /, p
Castors, &c., sc.
Our stock Of English Goods Cutlery, Files, &C.,
being purchased preyiods the Late advance. ena-
bles US TO offer inducements to Cash buyers.
marlS JACOB STRAUB ( SON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-28

PoPE's HoNER..-A sale Of autograph let
ters from Pope, the poet, to Elijah Broome,
who aided him in the translation of Homer,
WAS recently made in London. One hun
dred letters brought $500, and were bought
by Murray, the publisher, who is about to
issue new edition of the lite and CORES
pondent e,of the poet. Broome fer aggrieyed
by the conduct of Pope, aud the CORES
pondence relates principally to his share in
the translation of Homer. II is known that
Fenton translated the first, fourth, nine
teenth, aud twentieth books; Broome tue
second, sixth, eighth, eleventh, twelfth, six
teeuth, eighteenth, and twenty-tbird; and
Pope the remaining twelve. Broome wrote
all the notes. Lord Orrery declared that
Fentou translated eight books instead Of
fur, aud this may be true, for Pope, who
paid $500 10 Broome for nine books, would
scarcely blye paid E3oo 10 Fensen for four.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-28

L. :. TREAsURY.-The receipts of the
Treasury for the week ending Saturday, the
2lst inst, were equal TO the payments
Mr.. Cobb's prospects for getting through the
year are promising. He anticipates sur
plus of ten millions of dollars on the lst of
July, the opening of the new fiscal year.
There is yet unissued of the loan of 1858
81, 5000 The treasury has redeemed
$500, 900 of the treasury notes, which it
has the power to reissue; and the balance
of cash in hand, by the last return, was
nearly $4,000, 900, making total amount
of available means of nearly $l4, 900, O0C.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-28

DUTIES OF U. 5. MARsHALs IN CONFLICTS
WITH STATE CoURTs.-The [. S. Supreme
Court in its opinion given in the Wisconsin
fugitive slave case, where the Supreme Court
Of the State, released q prisoner in the Gus
tody Of the L. S. Marshal, upon writ of
haLeas corpus, declare that although it is
the duty of the marshal or other person
holding him TO make known by proper re-
turn the authority under which he detains
him, Is al the same time imperalively his
duty TO obey the process ofthe United States !
TO hold the prisoner in custody under 1t (;
and IL T,Jase obedience TO the mandate or pro-
cess OF any other Government. And couse-
quenily it is his duty not 20 take tue prison
er, nor suffer him 10 be taken, before State
Judge or court upon a habeas corpis IS
sued Under State authority. No State
judge oE court, after they are judicially in
formed that the party is imprisoned under
the authority OF the United States, has any
right TO interfere with him or TO require
him to DC brought before them. And ii the
authority of State, in the form OF judi
cial process or otherwise, should attempt to
control the marshal or other authorized
agent OF the United States, in any respect
in the custody OF his prisoner, II would be
his duty 10 resist il, and To call to his aid
any force that may be necessary TO maintain
the authority of the law, against illegal in-
reference. No judicial process, whatever
fOrn it may assume, can have any lawfnl
authority outside of the limits of the Juris-
diction OF the court or judge by whom it is
issued; and an attempt TO force it beyond
these boundaries is nothing less than l0wless
violence
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-28

nan-. Ex-GoY. Matteson of Illinois has
been charged with embeZzling, while Gov
ernnn, $50, 900 worth of canal scrip for
which he procured State bonds, and on
these hr established the free banks he is re-
puted to have owned. He has never given
an explanation Of the matter, but has offer
distracted, if time be given him. 40
doubts exist among the people generally of
his guilt. 4 recent effort was made to have
him indicted by the Crane Jury, Int il
failed, through some unexplained influences.
The Peoria Transcript says:
The Grand Jury OF Sangamon county
Ill., have declined to find a bill OF in
dictment against ExGovernor Maltesou,
and thus have prevented a judicial inyeSti
cation into his alleged completely with the
canal script fraud This result was to he
expected, and the history of the proceedings
in regard to this matter illustrates state OF
affairs peculiar to Springfield. 1t is said
tha; several facts, in addition to the testimo-
ny already before the public, came out, and
that so clear was the proof that the jury by
Il vote of lG to I, resolved to indict. But
on that day, although no additionaltestimo-
ny was produced, it was resolved to re con-
slider the previous determination. The ju-
rOrs began to falter, and finally concluded
not to find bill by vote of 10 TO l3.-
Strange proceedings these for men assum-
ing to be honest aud beyond the reach Of
bribery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-28

IHWE PRoPRIETCLs Of IHE CITY FOTN-
- ary beg leave to infoym their friends surd tie
kinds Of ~ " as
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK.
anc everything alpertaining - ts I,.u,-r, f,-sF
pess. hey are manufacturing &rEaV fN,.,Nr. .Np
BOILERS uf any size ana power rrquilrd -, AL
MaehiDery and Mill Gearing 81 any size. Di,til-
lery and Miuing AachHery, IoIasc, S-I,-,r. t;,,,,
ming Machines, ThrasLlhg Machines. Mali Nils.
horscpOwers, Coru-sheilers, ~ srhluefy 10. al Kinds
made and repaired. ITun and bras tit,.,. ,f
every description, Iron HOusefrnnf- Cellar Crate
DC. COoking and Heating StGyes Of t.Ie la.ssi IN
proved paIter1-s; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, kc.
bhEN ERS, DlsT1LLEk5, REt1EFiEi.S sc,
Supplied with every description If C,i.l,i and
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, issfrt-r;.s,5rs
AttemporaiSrs. Sparses, Stiliheals and Worms on
an improved prfncipie Columns for Ah-uhol stills
Yeast Jugr, Cans, Syphons, 6c.; CIlg.er Lad AID
Iron P:ie; Copper, Brass aud Iron PunIs ,l ,.vrrN
variety, Tor beer spirits, oil, DC Brass Cocks aud
Valves, Steam Whistles, &C. -.-.. ....-.
W0rkmen sent 70 all parts 70 ct up work and do
repairs on Steam Boilers Copper aisi sheet Irop
Work, fc.
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing in aud selling Alisu's Iu,troyea
steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Fi;t-, and Tu-
bing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine.
stephen Hughes Flour SeparatUrs, German Bolt
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Packing il,r.- d.
OF the best kiudi TBpate, Sheet lion, liinck I'm
Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Slelter, Fire Brick
They have every facility Of the best aIa-tf,,.~,
and "orknen, and will give all work r,iff,.tfl -
them, their individual attention. filling ord,rs
promptly, warranting their work aud are satisfied
S1 oiice and sae Rooms, No. o. Main stresf;
Foundry, Boiler Yard and Machine Sh,p on pios
street hs'U-een First and second strp-ts T,-"..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-28

eS We have sst received by Express a dne and
durable stock OF bry Goods. Our Intention is TO
sell for cash. and give customers good bargains
Our stock and style Of Dry Goods, consists in part
of Silk Challes, Berages, Organdies, Lawns Prints
&C. Also, good variety OF extensive Hoop Skirts,
and splendid lot Of Grape, Cashmere, and Merino
shawls Il" be sold cheap in prices or quality, for
beauty and taste, il cannot be beat nowhere ia the
city. We will Keep constantly on hand q full and
complete assortment of Dry Goods through the
Spring and Summer season, which will be sold low
for cash. by MILLER & NlEHAUS,
apr No. 43 Main street, Eyans lille, Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-28
BOOK B1Ildin -,
BY
s. NJ. G z u 2 Ell,
Corner Of First and Vine streets.

in haii-bound sheep,
Hah-buund turkey
Musc-ialf bound sheep %.
DO do turkey ................. ......... | 50.
| will also make the music paper strong, durable,
and ht for writing, by a certain metkod of sizing,
fJr extra charge OF . cents volume.
HG Particular care il given 10 the manufacture
of PACED Blank Books. The best material will bc
worked always ifnot an extra cheap Imitation bind
iug Is ordered aplS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-28

lS.7i \ German "servani has taken the
trouble TO count the hairs existing
in four human heads lie found in a
blonde, I40 600 distinct hairs; in brown,
i09 $40; in a black. l02. 900; and in a
red. SS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-28

nzEf@ An ancient barrel is in the possession
OF Benson Coe, Of West Hartford, Conn
1t bears date Of 1919, and is, therefore, 949
years old. II is known TO have been used
rs vinegar cask for over $50 years. II
must be the ancestress of all the mothers OF
vinegar we read ahout.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-28

EE9 -. E.{fRD, VI. H., H0.uE0-
~ Iathic Physician aud surgeon, respect
FUZZY tenders his professional service the citi-
zcus of Evansville and vicinity.
For tile satisfaction of those whom il may con-
cern, DR.. Baird would state that, in addition 10 a
scientific education in Homeopathy, ne graduated
with tlIr hoBors at Of the hst AllOpathc mcdi-
cal colleges in the country.
Having devoted special attention TO Surgery, and
having complete set OF splnrs, &C., he prepared
to render satisfactory aid to those requiring surgi
cal treatment.
RAJ Office, No. 81 Main street. Office hours
from TO p. Vi. app