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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-23

Tennessee and Alabama Railroad.
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TIME TABLE.
N and after MONDAY July 4h 1859, the Trains will
as follows
Going south.
Leave Nashville 7:45 N and $3.50 NJ
Arrive at Columbia 1880 NJ and 6:l0P ~
GOing EeFFhg
Lsavs Columbia $40 A II and 9i56 P M.
Arrive at Nashville 9!45 and 6:20PM
Sundays.
viii leave Nashville 745A NJ and arriv at Columbia ESQ
viii leave Columbia NJ, and arrive at Nashville Gas
june30-dh W. ON. PERKINS, Superintendent.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
GSl % a7sH III
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
UNEHMINATEs At WASHENGFOK AND
Baltimore on the East and Wheelg 1enWdod, aud Park
eTsburg the West al which pseeBt unes with Railroads.
s1eame-s, Sc, for and from all points in the
West, Southwest and Northwest.
Two Trains leave Wheeling daily 1885 P. NJ, and
One Train leaves Parkersburg daily at99OP.M
Direct connections made BY these trains.
For all the Eastern Cities.
Thsis tho only route to Washington City.
Passengers by this Route visit Baltimore, Philadelphia
and Boston, the cost Of ticket Boston alone By
other lines '' "
Tpsgh Tickets to tbe Eastern eias ts procured via
Washington CitT st an additional charge Of 81 Ol
lime as quick and fare as low by any ether route.
Inquire Tor tickets via the Baltimore and Ohio Rqfocd
any OF the PTiRcpal Railroad oeices in the West,
?. FULLER, Geal Western Agent
L. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
". P. SMITH, Master Transportation lfeh3
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From SeabuTy & Co., Gas Filters Nashville
The Tezper Gas brilliant and beautiful light, that
cheap and portable perfectly safe The construction Of the
Vesper Burner and retOrt IS perfectly smple that II can
not get Of order, can it explode
The management Of the burner is easily understood and re-
attention 10 keep clean and in good order
than ordinary gas fixtures Tie Light produced BY the Neper
consider fully equal in respect to any other kind
Of Gas light JoHN NJ sEAHrRY'
7. J. sEABURF,
H s. PEACH.
Nashville Dec. 1859.
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From n. D. Gross, Nashville.
NAmlvuLK Tenn, Dec. II, 1859.
essrs T. H. TAYLOR Col have had in for about six
months past your Veper Gas Lights and it gives me
great pleasure that regard far superior to any 9TH
e portable light that have met with.
Its simplicity Of arrangement freedom from danger OF e1p0
cleanliness and sadns, and purity OF light are quail
ities that must il to any one who try II gives
light which be equal in brancy 70 the ordinary
gas light Very respectfully n. u. CROSS
These are only very few Of the testimonials have Call
and examine yourself Ne, a. CoOnads Buildings, Cherry
street, Nashville Tenn. THOMAS II. TAYLOR q co.
Merchants the the country expressly invited to
give US call establish agencies throughout he
STATE Ian ST
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NSToRE and for 'ale, small shipment Of celebrated
L Fresh Peaches n cans by
AlEELL, HOOPER & Co
FsbIs Nos. Z and S Market street
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EoR IoIlIs,IIIr ,Nn CINCINNATI-
ENPRENN FREIGHT-

TE1HF Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company in
Preieht rn from Charleston and Sayausb Ia Nashville at
slower speed pnt with ne SANG clahty as their passenger
trains No delay % frlights by this route ' -
iane6-u EPBF f. W COLE SutJt
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY!

Great Southern, EasteFns Northern and
Western Express EOrWardersl
NOR the safe ard speedy transportation Of Freight Money
JeWelry nd valuable packages.
Have arrangements with the various Railroad Companies
whereby they enabled forward by cay passenger
trains, all matter entrusted to them in charge Special
sengers low rates
They dispatch Express daily York. Philadelphia
Baltimere, and all places Horth and East.
To Chattanooga, Memphis Richmond New Orleans, ali
places 5uth snd Southwest.
To Louisville, St. Louis, Cja5inas, and all places in the
Northwest.
Have connections In New York with Europe Cafornia
They charge Of slaves forward them all parts
the South.
For information to time &C. inquire Tie Offices Of the
Company in the principal cities Of the Union
J0HE S. BUTHER,
Nashville AGENT.
SHTTFR Sunt
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RENEWABLE AT PLEAsURE
OIe Square, one year, s5o-Each additional Square, SO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, Will be charged fer the excess.
IN THE TEEKLT.
ONE DOLLAR per Square for the first and Frr CEs for each
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published in both the Daily Weekly viii
De charged the full daily with s weekly rates
added. ~
2rgst Advertisements sssst Be pail for at TIE time OF
iaserfdOn
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DEPARTM Emf.

Extra Printed French Organdies;
Scotch in very great variety;
Jaconetts, small figure,
Pacific Lawns,
Brilliantes;
Nader Flounced Robes;
ChntZ OFgandy Robes;
Double Skirt 3"
Neuf Volants Robes;
Grape Maretz;
GAIA Barage;
Tamatins, Solid Tamatins, in great variety;
Lavellas Poplins;
End and End Glaces;
Chenos Ducals, new and beautiful Designs
G0rwich Crinoline POplins;
Notified Lusters, new Designs;
Assorted Foulard Silks large line new and
desirable;
This list presents unusual attraction, each line
being very complete and heavy.
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8asBbiIIs aHion an0 5nleritan.
Daily ssi TrI-WeekIy 81 WseEIy 81.


TEN LINES OR LEss CONSTITUTE a SQUARE.
IN ThE DAILY
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Ne,v York Market

New YoRK, Dec. %. -Flour-no impci
tant change, but less doing-the advaHc
III freights materially checking the export
demand sales $500 bbls at ; 1905 rs
,or super state; 1905 so for extra do
I5GJ5 % for super western 60t65 10
round hoop Ohio; closing dull Rye -four
steady at#3 2504 10. Corn meal
3 40. Whisky unchanged; sales $50 bbls
at 1871 Wheat dull, the advance in
freights checking the export demsnd--
There is an increased supply of foreign, ard
holders are little more disposed to realize /;
4OG}I so for white western. Rye quiet.
BarIey-dul and nominal at 65@80.-
Corn-frm moderate demand sales
$4,000 bush mixed western at $1,000; clos
ing q5liet. Oats-37OG38. Pork unchanged
sales 40 bbls at ) rs for old mess, l6 II
ale 8 for new mess, IL so for clear, 10 so
for old prime, and 2 so for new prime
Beef dull and unchanged; sales 125 bbls at
8 00CGlO 90 for repacked mess, and 10 500
l | 90 for extra do. Cut meats dull and
heavy. Hogs firm at 63@7 for corn fed and
5 for live. Bacon tirmer; sales $50 bbls
city lon2-ribbed middles at o.. Lard frmer
and in good demand sales goo bbls at l04
for prime lOL Tor choice, los for choice
city. Butter unchanged. Cheese steady
and unchanged. Sugar steady and in fair
demand; Cuba $685. and Havana in boxes
sal Molasses unchanged; n. O. 22Gs24.
Stocks better without much activity.
New YORK, Dec. 29.-Ssocks rather firm
er but without any activity. Money con-
tinues easy at 5@6 on call.
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CtnclD aatI Market.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 29th.-Flour less firm
though prices have undergone no material
change sales 1000 bbls Wheat l OO6
O8 for prime red and white. Corn firm
At 35c Oats 26m27 Rye 62. Barley 10
Whisky firm sales 10 bbls at I44. Hogs
dun and I502Oc lower closing with nc
huvers ) 75N5 80 for good hogs. A
large number Offering for further delivery al
90 which tends to depress the market, in
dicating as it does that there is still con-
siderable number to come forward. Pro-
visions opened firm but closed dull and
heavy and not much demand, though we
cannot call prices lower mess pork was
offered at 5 90 and lard at Sc; green hams
opened ut &c and a small lot sold at II,
but they were bought at 63@6s at the
close, Nothing done III bulk meat
Moneyimarlzet continues tight; exchange on
New \ ork dull at 3 premium.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

e3y@Phil. Geisler, next door to Nelson's
Auction Room, keeps large stock of hand
some and fashionable Jewelry; also Clocks
and Watches of the most approved makes.
He has sold for year and half the Amer
lean Watches advertised in this paper, and
they give better satisfaction than any other
Watch. He gives written guarantee from
the manufacturer with each watch They
are growing every day in popularity, and
are considered superior by judges to the
European make of watches. Call and look
at them. dec 3l-2td.
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A RoYAL FowL.-W lille extraordinary
efforts have been to develop oxen, sheep,
and hogs TO mammoth proportions, the poul-
try-yard has been comparatively neglected
al least since the subsidonce Of the great
Shanrhae fever. But a monster turkey
which we saw Yesterday ut the market of
Whitworth Case Third avenue, purveyor to
the Everett House and Clarendon Hotel,
suggests a wide field for experiment in that
direction. On his stall was exhibited "A
dressed turkey, huge, fat, and juicy, weigh
ing "a pounds. If our poultry -raisers can
succeed in proceeding such royal birds as
that, they need not despair of eventually
growing them as big as ostriches. Who
knows but in time we shall be able to enjoy
the luxury of turkey steaks, chicken outlets
and duck chops At all events, there's
nothing like trying.-N \. Tribune.
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Moan "IREgpEEssrnIE coNrIicr.'---lI
Dawson, junior editor Of the A lbany Even
ing Journal enters his protest against the
Compromise propositions Of Thuriow Weed,
the senior editor AR .. saws lover his
initials);
The writer of this paragraph tone OF the
editors of She J0urual) deems ID to be his
duty to say, that he can neither advocate
nor acquesce iu amy Compounds which in
wolves the surrender Of Free Territory 20
Slavery The same vote which elected Sir.
Lincoln affirmed the invioIablty of Free
Soil It would be no moro unreasonable,
therefore. for the South 10 demand Mr.
I.inaola'a upeonaitioua} audication on the
sth Of March, that the Republicans shall
sanction the extension eff Slavery.
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Coop GAME.-One of our most promi-
nent citizens, Saturday night, was parading
the streets with a double barreled gun,
who stated that he was ga cunning for an
abolitionist." The game is good, but some
what scarce in this region about this time.
Memphis AUd@anche.
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- k4.E4H 8 EXP RESs COW re " y
SE NEW ARRAN GEMEST
The ADAMS IMPRESS CoMPAEY respectfully an
nounce to their friends and patrons the public Of
Evansville and vicinity, that, with increased facili
tics for the transportation of
Freq r T., PA OK 4 q ES
II o z Y 4 N D p L "a ES,
They solicit continuance Of former f4vors. rs
pecial caro- taken in the collection Of Bills Drafts
Notes and the transportation Of small and valuable
packages.
All persons wishing avail themselves of the ia
cites OF the Express, obtain any desired infUr
nation in reference TO the routes aud details Of +he
business, at their 0flce First street, between
Main and Locust, opposite the Post Office
dc Is @. II FISH. Aeant.
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FoE RENT.-The two-story brick house
on First street, occupied by DR.. Haas, will
be for rent in two weeks if applied for with
in three days from date. Enquire of DR..
Haas or II. NELSON.
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Something New.

Having opercd an establishment Tor this manu-
iactpr. of CORN BBOONS ~ Wttor 81. {et. Mai,
an-i Iecrst in the Room formerly occu led the
Telecsr1 rh oficr, would respectfully call the at
tcntion uf the Citizens Of Evansville the fact that
I 2 I.rv manufacturing every description Of Corn
Broom and viii sell at lower prices tlar the Sam,
eau be l'u,yti ia Cincinnati Or Lcu.syElc. Dealers
would do well - call at my ,.stsDlisilncnt before
purchasing elsewhere. The Marhat price paid for
broom Corn at all times. AN COHNETT.
sep. 25-3lud
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1.-THE Weather, Saturday, was

Jacob Musselman, Wabash river.
......The Weather, Saturday, was pleas
ant The River was rising rapidly during
the entire day. Business was dull.
CINCINNATI, Dec %, uoon.-River fallen
feet inches-now 2o& feet in channel.
Weather-snowing. Mercury 3so
1.-THE Dunbar will be at the landing
this morning receiving freight for the
South. She is fine packet and deserving
of all patronage.
...."The Little Grey Eagle is the reg
uiar mail packet for Louisville. She will
leave about II o'clock. The CalliOpe will
announce the time Of her departure.
......The Lue Eaves leaves to-day at IL
o'clock for Green River. She is punctual
packet, makes good time, and is Differed
by clever men. Be On hand for the caves.
..--..The well known steamer T. c.
Twitehell was sold by the United States
Marshal Mt St. Louis, on Monday, for
$4,000. The purchaser is Captain VIM
Edds, formerly of the Duncan S. Carter, and
A. Mcdowell We presume it is Captain
Edds' to build for the machinery of the
boat.
......A private dispatch informs us tina
The Union passed Vincennes Saturday
morning with a good load.
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CHRISTIAN HEDnEHJCH.
)ec3- 3wd-- Cts. C.I-ff.


ne IRE Il n RIO " ~ q srf q ~ A.
u Order for Stoun CURLING. Dec H1tr 1890
Aud now II Is hereby aftlored aud dIfa.fH hE .Ua
Common Council OF the city o. LYausF .... tr. fHH
owners of lot No 10 ~ block No ..- ha
in block No. s. in tho Eastnrn Nnlurameut "a luu
City of Evansville stone curbiuE f ie .r. n-
the corners Of said lots for digtancs of twenty
feet that is ten feet ia each direction lnm sliI
corners respectively, within thirty dya num tliu
publication OF this order.
=. BUEkE- CitrE.
CITY Clerks ofice. Doc 81 1850
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THE best assortment of shoes which we
have seen in the city is to be had at Hughes's.
He keeps the very best fitting shoes as well
as the best shoes It requires very good
knowledge of the shoe business to enable
dealer to furnish all his customers with
good fits; be comes as near doing it as pos
sible. he also has superior stock of broad
cloth, which he offers at reduced prices
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PoPULATIoN or NEW MExIco.-Mr. Whit
ing, Postmaster Of Santa Fe, New Mexico.
is on his way to Washington with the Off
cial return OF the census OF New Mexico.-
TIE total population, including the pueblo
towns, is set down al so, 600. Great diff
Guilty was experienced in taking the census
the pative Inhabitants not understanding
the object, suspecting that it was for some
purpose OF taxation.
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gs1- The sale Of the wreck OF the W. V.
Gillum, advertised to come off on the 29th,
was postponed until Saturday, Jan 5, 1851.
Al that time it will take place. All inter
ested will bear this fact in mind.
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loo. F.-The officers elect Of Morning
Star Lodge No :. u. O. o. F., will be install
ed on Thursday evening, Jan. 5th, 1857
Members of the Lodge are requested to be
present Members of other Lodges are cor
daily invited. By order Of the Lodge,
LEVI S. CLARK, Sec'y pro ten.
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UNION TOWNSHIP,

NanCerburgh, county.
The undersigned appraiser by me appointed to
value q certain dark ciay-bank colt, late
" taken up by Thomas Bishop, d. appra;se the
said coIs at the sum # thirty doilars.. The said
colt is described follows 1t is dark clay-hank
horse colt. with three white feet Said colt is
about eight months old and about twelve hands
high, with other marks mp n it.
The undersigned do solemnly swear that the fore
going appraisement and description were made
without favor or affection.
+. @ DUSKEY, A,..i-v
WI. NJ. WRIGHT, { 1AFP
Sworn and subscribed before me, Justice OF lie
Peace of Unir township, GA this 10th day Of De-
eember, 1856 DANIEL II, CLOUD,
IsEAL1 J. z.
The above is a true copy Of the original on file
and record in MY Office LOUIS RICHTER,
Dec % Clerk V. c. c.
9xUE PsRrs35T 3 no TFCA.
~ AS persons owning or Interested in lands
adjoining tn following described tract hereby
notified that the I6th of January, 1SGl, the
Comfy Surveyor Of Vanderhurgh Comfy VIII pro-
eeed 10 the lines and perpe-uac the corners 0t
the south east qtruter Of section No. twonty-siS
ga in township 70. seven @ south % raDGe Ne
slsrei tIl) vest containing one huGdre5 and sixty
acres. in The NiDcennes Land District, Wander
burgh county, Indiana
dse22-3ww ANDREW STRIKE.
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On. HAAS, having leased the rooms for1nerlyoc-
cupied 10y Dr. kivett, in Dr. Bray's building, oppo
site the Post Office, for series Of years. would
specially solicit the citizens Evansville and the
surrounding towns and country, 20 visit his rooms
and the specimens on exhibition, whether they
need the services of a Dentist or not.
Since the issuing of his last circular and adyer-
tisement over year since, several improvements
and new inven tions have been made, of which he
has awaited himself and allows nothing that will
subserve the interests of his patients to pass IN
secured His facilities better and establish
ment larger, without doubt, thar any other in
State, and equal To any in Eastern cities All those
who need Dental operations performed, and are
pleased with his work, shall be attended to with
great pleasure.
The following are the styles Of work lnauufact,,r-
ed by him:-C0ntinEous Gum; Block or Carved
Work; yulcanite Base; Coralite; Amber; Chooplas-
tic; Gold aud Silver work. -l- =
Nothing can excel tile beauty and cleanliness of
the continuous gum work. 1t is without
crevice. Checks that arc sunken can be restored
to NEARLY their original contour by this style of
work, and also by the use Of the Vulcanite Coral
to- and Amber Base. The latter styles, for light
and adaptation to difficult mouths, excel any
GELS anything we have ever seen.
lie has several anasthetics for allaviatiug pain
when extracting teeth. Ther are perfectly harm
less. The moft delicate can have them applied.
He docs not advertise anything he cannot dc,
nor exhibit anything not made by himself
Parents should consult the health and beauty OF
their children by having the Dentist direct their
second GentitiOn thereby producing symmetry and
health 70 those invaluable organs.
1rreeularity OF children's teeth corrected sue
Cessfuliy-
Those having, deoayed teeth, should either have
them extracted or filled at once he latter if pos
sibalr Tl,s ba.ltl, III 80 aY,g tbe
ing teeth demand this.
80 take pleasure in introducing Dr. Haas,
my successor TO the oh rooms in Bray building,
hoping he viii md them both pleasant and profit.
able From my intercourse with the Doctor,
pleased TO tnd him of the progressing;
possessing taste and high professional ability and
standing. With this view, can, with safety,
mend him a. the community q a skilIful ard com
petent dentist (nay2s) J. KTyETF.
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GENERAL CAss.-The reason assigned by
Gen. Cass for his resignation, is summed up
briefly;
He is reported to have said" cannot
remain longer in the Cabinet that confesses
that the government is a subordinate to a
State; and there being no government my
occupations gone
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CITY ADVERTlSEMEFT.


~ tAAE<G1G AO a. q fspH m q ~ ar Aaaf u. p Is
- tate fer the payment OF tie costs tal .z.ars.
Is Of sidewalk improvements. Notice b. lerssJ
given, that by virtue et YgcceFt -susd 81 lha
fay0r Of the Cifyof Evausy lie, and a.rar..
ed viii sell az pnhlic auction, at The dccf a ths
Court House in said city, on SATURDAY. Ie mbar
I'd, 1850, AT O'Clock b., the following lars or
parcels of real estate, much thereof may Ha
necessary to pay the amount cha Eed ana ts-as5..i
against said lots respectively. for h FH
Fenses OF making side-wall Improvement lH frru-
Of said lots, together with the costs OF satf sa-
Joseph scates' heirs. by i4sl5 q "a EIUarf
= # lot 3, Lower Enlargement 5
W. g. q G. W. Ewing, W - Of lot q LOW
or Enlargeme .......-. 1,f 20
do w 3 lot T. lower Enlarcuutul.. r8 5t
Cenrad BAKER, lot ., Lower Eularcemcut. f 80
Lewis HOWos, g ! .
CHRISTIAN HFpDEEfGff.
dccz-3t fi.r g.If..-... E.
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TIE CITY MARKETs.-There is daily market for
produce open follows; -.r
The Upper Harket-John Robbers, market mas
ter-is open Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
mornings, from to 10 O'Clock.
The Center Lamasco Market-Frantz Schnei-
der, market masters open on Monday, Wednes-
dav, Friday and Saturday aftern oons, from 2 to 4
O'Clock .--g
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Notice

Il hereby given thls the unders uHI hlr t#.u
appointed iministrator of tne csta ul ..uU GIud
erick, deceased, late ~ VANDERBILT : counts.
diana. said estate b. supposed 20 O. .irat
decl2-3w A KNIGHT, sdfl.r
Join a. REIr. -. ...........lgL- 8. ~
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EpOOTH 5 SHOES :.

Road ~ BurrusV certainly have the NEST complete
assortment OF Boots, Shoes, aud Hats, to he found
ina the city, aud 20 panic pIicls, and II ycu have
yuursekts.
N.B-wiid cat money IS just what We take.
dec10
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COM M. .ERCIAL
EVANS VILE
Il 9'A5L PRICES CO Il r e N T.

COOK & Ian LEY,
pc4!ers IN all kinds OF Fancy and Staple Family
Groceries, at the bun ei,;s Bazaar, No 10 Rfain st
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Che 9ailg gournsl.
GUIDE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Packets
For particulars, see 0dCeltisemeHts


TF'or particulars, GdCertlsemeHts.
FOB CAIRO.
CRANKY Bowen leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays
at ~ O'Clock NJ Arrives Mondays and Thursdays
at night.
FOR PADUCAHs
DUNBAR leaves Mondays, Wednesdays, and FRI
lays at IL o'clock Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays at night.
HENDERSON.
fsEy D. NJ Wits plies daily, leaving Evansville
q, fbe forenoon and returning in the evening.
LOUIsvILLE.
C.nrv EAGLE of Louisville, leaves Tuesdays and
sa41r5avs At O'Clock p. 81. Arrives Tuesday and
SATURDAYS in the afternoon.
cRrv EAGLE, Of Gallpolis leaves Mondays at
70 o'cIocL NJ. and Thursdays at O'Clock p. NJ
Arrives Sundays and Thursdays in the afternoon.
FOR GREEE RIVER.
MATTE COOKE leaves Mondays and Thursdays
at O'Clock p N. for Bowling Green. Arrives on
MONDAYS and Thursdays in the morning.
LUE EAvEs leaves for South Carrolton and Pond
River, on Wednesdays and Saturdays at noon
Arrives on Tuesdays and Fridays, at night.
There is regular daily communication with HEN
pRRsoN and NEwBURaH by boat and land convey
ance.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-31

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80 @ Of Saddles, Harness, Brides &c, keeps
constantly on hand full Ortment Of Saddles Of
every kind and price, Harness, Collars, Whips,
Fly Nets, Saddle Bags, &c, DC, at No. FIRST
STREET, Fosters Block, Evansville, Ind
9ls-Repairing noatly done. oug3