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The room was tastefuliy decorated with banners,
laas. cfe and portraits Of celebrated Aholfsinniss,
conspicuous among the number being heaatfal
4 wreath of laurel. AT i o'clnes the festivities
were brought to close BY the arrival Of Broadway
gamblers aud shoaller-hitters with hags of Hour
and SCOT concealed about their persons. They
commenced BY throwing the Hour eser the black
men, aud The SCOT on the white women. At This
janefnre The lights were extingushad, and then
commenced q scene which haggars dassrintinn.
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gew ORIGINS pa Crescent adasaaa appnna fsbtau T. 1860
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J. B. wv ALTON.


F'ptFI.asI1N DE MGDONOGH
FESTE IMPoRTANTE ET POSITIVE DE TFpa sYNs
III VALEea sfTEEs DAMS iii sEaggp p1B.
TRiGT.
GEST SIX IIFTs TT CENT aoISAsTR TEHRAISs
sITnRs DAMS EE T.oisffaR DISTRICT.
DIX PORTIONS BE TERRE STRUTS DIS DgrI eeT.s
Du BAYOU IAFouReHE, 1T
SEPT 1LETs DH TERRE DAMS ia FIrIE DE MINE,
HuRs, pour & capte Dis pfefners acheienfs oh tvs
long credit, sans eadossears
--kragf-
TRgNTE ETUsE PORTIONS Dr. TERHH d IN In rot;n
III TR0IsIEME DISTRICT.
PAR ]. B. WALTON,
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nEgSiFsE coEa M DtsTpleT 1I4As WILLIE DE ~ MILE
&c q Y A ssg.sIIs III. o,isees Rows coNo i50l2
- moi afesst Far Honorable negzarne Gouf de District
y ufHns dams IafHrc edessns Ie poe6deFaI
MEttREBfs Dc fowler 1850 midi f6tfI de CITE rue
q 4 Commune spiEe les Fpes du Camp des Magashs Ia
Sentt pnhtt3ns et adjudication de-
DIX TEiRAISa cpntigus suas dams Premier District
de eetta Yle. % F No 4n h8rnd par fRes G5pe Eus
phfoiae Aiannet aioasdhu Magnolia solis atoudhui
loe'tst ss dits tfrIas a9nt #gHs par es Nos g.
= ~ & ae8ehi ehaeua n Pigdh peees st lgnss de
Ic ID rHF Giope, sui pt ftas 4nolca Hes dc pre-
f1ndeur ehtfe SHes lat9eles neare nm8fieae. LIE No
t41ne a94 des rne Csgsa salis aGnrdui Locust
Magnolia.
Ensemble Is batisses Fl atli6rao1 i 81 tr0iyen
lie toat e0HtoIintlnet b fesse pair A. dc Ana dc
pta steteHr s6HGfAl data deceinbfe 1853 1t epo5a
An htreali lit sh6rif palr reep4fA.
SdisiS tlails iafftir6 eli slessns.
I0&uffidSs-C 0fnptAnf All moment de l'adinhratinr
IL r. PARKER,
jul Ii Is tea Efafff III
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= fs7T1tI = 5F JE7IIs htU0IsK5t5II
IMPORTANT UtsREsERKEB AID POSITIVE SALE or
VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND IN THE SECOND
DISTRICT.
ONE HUNDRED AND SIX SQUARES AND ONE HIN
DREB AND SIXTY lots OF GROUND IN THE
THIRD DISTRICT,
TEN TRACTS Or LAND on BOTH SIDES or BAYou
SALVAGE; aud
SEVEN SQUARES or GROUND IN THE TOWN or NIL
NEBURf. for Of The former purchasers sefy
long credit, without epdoraerg.
-AfEo-
TmRrY+0NE TRACTS or LAND IN THE REAR or
THE THIRD DISTRICT.
BY ]. B. WALTON,
City Aucttoneer.
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PaosrEors o. REvolprlos Il sosoaA. The Tue

PRnsrEaTs or REvoLuTIoN III SONORA. The The
son Affzonian Of the 18th inst has the foiIosiI,g
Late intelligence from Sonora fireatens the
breaking out Of revolution, On the pars Of the
people Of that wretchedy governed and distracted
state Dissatisfied with their present slespotic
rulers hurdened with onerous axes surrounded by
poverty and destitution, they are again flfrHtinr
Tor the horrors of civil war. With the cry oil
i, SOD and liberty they are preparing to array
themselves against each other, in hopes Of Obtain
of their condition. 3
The result Of the late reyersas OF the Gessstitu-
eanallsfs, ID the Republic, has elnbnldaRea the
Church party IN the States OF Sonora and inalaa
70 attempt the overthrow of their present author
tiles An earnest invitation has been extended for
help; and the result Is, it is runlorsd a force on
their aid. s
Speaking Of afiranlon, The Arizoniail SAYS
With confidence in success, lie II hi make !. ,,.s
nefate defense 90 any force combined against him.
Ills overthrow ID easy effort; for months he has
prepared himself, and Is now we'll supplied with
munitions Of war Of modern use. He has studied
the art OF lighting, and has proved himself Good
taetlean. II his troops prove true bic may Yessuc-
coed; but forced as they are into service devoted
to the Church. there is danger they may go over 10
the rant his enemies; and thus deserted, in the
destruetEh Of his Government, he will Id fortunate
Il he escapes their long promised vengeance.
The results Of these threatened revolutions have
but little interest to our people, We need look for
no change from this establishment of d new party.
The same feeling of hostility toward Americans
peryades them all and the success Of one faction
or the other is immaterial as far as nur interests
are concerned. But to the Sonoraians impoyer-
ished az they are by repeated revolutions, oHerrun
BY bafbareus tribes Of Indians, oppressed BIZ heavy
taxation and subjected to tyrannous rule, any
amelloration of their present condition would IN
deed prove q blessing. They need renose and
quietaess, with protection to life and property
some Of the fruits hoped to be realized from the
impending contest
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GouRr MARTIAL on BoAgn us. VsssEf The
United States sIoop- Gyane arrived at pana-
ma on the 18th INST, upon which i court martini
was Immediately ordered upon al four Of her
lieutenants and her surgeon, and court Of inquiry
upon her commander. Lockwood. A correspond
ent Of tile New York Times thus explains the
trouble on board
The Lieutenants are ]. H. spottss Geo. Il. Nor
RS, James stillwell and a. ]. Mccartney. Her
surgeon is I'D. Williams. AS near il can .ssiiIer
stand the difficulty On hoard the ship arose ii fof
lows some one in the Marflroam mess hal been
in the habit Of reporting the Conversations that
daily occurred OF the table to Com. Lockwood.
and, as he was not very popular with his JUNIORS
their remarks concerning him were not over com
plimentary. Lieut.. Morris demanded to know from
Com. Lockwood who the caves fropner was. and
on his declining to give the name, Mr.. Morris ae.
nounced him. whoever he might be, 10 q dishnnors
able fellow, and made the further remark that 4
q man who would listen to such talk was no better
than his Informant. So the lieatenants are TO be
tried for dsrespeetial language towards their snpe
rioe officer, and Commander Lockwood is charged
with unttness TO command, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01
Tragic Love Affair.

The Paw Paw 6Mich.) Free Press relates the
following, in relation to the suicide Of d disap-
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A bachelor, after disenl sfing his clothes full Of
holes, exclaimed, Mend i.ssat.is
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ESTATE OF John aIrnr,Ne,fsIi.

ESTATE OF JOHN McpoNoGI
SQUARES IN HuRTsyIIIE, HARLEM, sHREwsBT-RY
and Hath at auction, without very long credit
without endorsers by order and Tor The McDen.
OCH School Fund, city Of New Orleans.
BY J. B. WALTON,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01
EST ATE OF JOHN NeIloEoatl

ESTATE or John NepoEoaH
VALUABLE lots. EfPR0yED MD uaIMPaovED, RI
m Eifst District IT i$r md of ths hi I1s
sehs9 FaEd. On eer5 tnf credit without essasfssrs
By J. B. WALTON,
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BY.T.B WALTON,

PRIVATE SALE OF A HIGHLY VALUABLE TRACT cF
Tbeed Land in the Parish Of Itersie, Close 10 The Me-
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nEUxlrsrE Corn DF DisTRICr 81 GGEsSIoN# DE EDWARD
de t. NuiHe stirtt5hs. WIf4sGN-No is s53.
A Wis est par IL present dnnIie aux erean-
AZ es f,t eaneatatsf #fef lfaffs SONS dis
pffseHe lie tnTateat o Ia succession ne ser8 point
apnuYt hQn6ona les foh repart eonor-
ntntent dit compile
Par oftlfe de Ia Golr.
s ia y Fl " r. MICHDT n5pute CfrPaier
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Bureau No. 70 Bank Fl4se.
MI ARDI, as feFrier 1860. q midi, a Ie jour.
w sniYtt, II bsson est dams il Rptonde az IoiTse M
1ots en- sert1a dun nrlre du McDaassh schs0l Fud
has u tle DE- II AonYeile ORLEANS. et I'll surveillance &
ents DE finance dH e0nseil dc Wife pase EeHf Ii comic
AZ pFssr rs as1tsGfs aai psiass pfprlSts e
csBisnr 10 Il vile senda lei poetaa ID gieaf 81
RpFes decfites favoir:
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seven VA SNEotHHl AR ffAe 4GSFu
filneburg.
SEVEN SQUARES or GROUND in the TOW, ~ ,,iin,
burg shpft islante from The ponohaftran Railroad aud
within from three squares q the Lake sioe nleasfin
fs s T. H. ass = 4 4 s B
TiaiEty-one Tracts of Land In the rear OF
the Third District.
rrIRTYoNE DIFFERENT, TRACTS OF LAND, stu.
seF and Il. the rear Of 1e Third District o. his civ p
s X Sfs y sps sRs sYa poB By 9s Il 5
McCulloh, U. $, sursoyor-sene'al,
Tracts Nos 8 TO- 1sand IL in Section No. l. contain each
A0superfeia neres.
TRACTS Nos and u, in Sec, No. contain each 10 SUI
perfrial acres.
Tracts Nos. and IL Sec No contain each 40 snneFlei
Tracts Nos, and see No. contain each 10 superficial
Tracts Nos and in Sec. Nos each 10 super
ficiai acres.
Tract No. contains Il % 100 superficial
Tract No . No econtains 40 superficial acres
No 4 Sec. No TO- contains 80 500 superficial acres
No l. Sec No. TO- contains Al 100 superficial acres
Tract No Sec H. of triangular form and
Ii iI-1O0 superficial acres.
Tract No Sec. No. H. loo superficial acres
8 Sec. No H. contains 81 superficial acres
Tacf No. Sec. No IL 30 100 superficial acres
Tract No Sec No H. IS 5aao superficial acres
Tract No. Sec No H. contains 50 ol superficial acres
Tract Sec. No IL contains q Ii superficial acres
Tract No6 in Sec M II contains 40 superficial acres
Tract No lies partly IN Sec Ne It, and partly In No. 20
and contains IS 5a-l81 superficial acres
Tract No II lies partly IN Sec No "a partly IN SIC No
20 and contains ID Il 100 sfnet fcR1 acres
pg- TERMS AND G0NDIfIo ss-Gne.ffh cash and The
balance credit Of three and nE years notes Of
purchasers nude payable The SiSenst n Louisiana
Bs special mog4ge on s p1oey sold with vendors
privileges bear ue
until maturity IN Of nonpaseAt maturity said
notes will bears per cent per until fully
condition will be as to DELAY Ii
any way the payment of said notes
fIc purchasers VII themselves pitt ieSsidn
al teit own expense will comply with The te ms
aud conditions DESCRIBED within he9M days iron, Ills
day sale in delay neglect their mars
npe purchased b. them VIII be sold the account
and risk without any further no ee
~ Acts Of s9ls bes5Fe @. T., Fori;er. ESQ., City Notary 10
G4ng BtIte, tho eApsase of The purchasers. jst0
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pURTIlt-l4oca casks ioutsan Stout, 1er s4ls ~
4z9=3z MOLE
iaas reyHer ftravftr aat Nrss lives stss
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sEPTILETs DE TERBE suts dams Ia VILE do Milnetnra
petite Distance du ehemn de fer PaniehRrin ct il nie
dun trpS ilets DIES bos dts iats mi
feds lesin5s sl,r IN ra
a6 46, II, IS Ct 49.
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COLE AGENCY
~ OF THE CELEBRATED
STACKER IRON WORKS
- mss 5a4Sz%-. TENNESSEE
ohRaf AHes iFo q 10 inches diameter u an inch
~ 10 fl ittiies diameter. j 90 an inch
under ~ inches diameter. !. .t VI m ;reb
Furnace Mouths SIS $50 and 35 aceerlntr IN s nj M
tera- Gaale Ears 4es per pound. - = - - "a
h. T. LAvTLIEBRuERR
commission Merchant.
NnI IfDan Sf,aa
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-15

SHADE TREEs-We hope every property
holder III the city will heed the suggestions
contained in the following paragraph from
the indianapolis Locomotive:
Spring is now fully and fairly opened on
us, and with it will commence, in few
days, the spring work. In this connection
we want to call early attention of all pro-
perty owners in the city to the necessity of
planting shade trees in front of their proper
ty. There is nothing that adds so much to
the beauty and value of property, as a hand
some row of trees, and it is certainly great
comfort to all that pass under them. Let
the owner of every unshaded piece of pro-
perty make early arrangements for planting
trees, of the right kind, and in few years
he will see the great benefit of them. Let
every street in our city be lined with fine
shade trees. e..
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Arkansas Items.
BUSINESS AT LITTLE Rock-TiIe Old Line

BUSINESS AT LITTLE Rock.-Plle Old Line
Densocrut says: ,.-,.-.s .f-s.r, VA
For the past i've days our wharf has been
lined with merchandise of every kind, and
presented quite a lively appearance. It Is
astonishing to see the vast quantity of goods
shipped to and from this point. The people
of Arkansas are beginning to look to; their
interest; and in n short time we predict that
Little Rock will be classed among the great
shipping points of the South.
The health of the city and surrounding
country is reported excellent. sD.a
FAILURE OF THE MAST CRoP.-The Gazette
of the Sd says:
The failure of the mast the past year, and
the great influx Of immigration, has made
corn scarce throughout this entire section,
and that article is held at high figures, say
from 81 to 81 % per bushel, and 81 may
be looked upon as the very lowest price at
which it will be sold between the present
and next harvest time, consequently corn
meal is scarce at 81 25 to 81 so per bushel.
THE Helena Shield proposes that a State
convention be held at Helena, on the first
Monday of May next, to appoint delegates
to the Constitutional Union Convention at
Baltimore.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-15

THE DIoCEsEs OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC
CHURCH The annual publication for 1860
has just appeared mt Rome. 1t states that
there arc not less than eight hundred and
fifty dioceses in the Catholic world, exclu-
sive Of ninety apostolic vicaries and numer-
GUS prefecturcs. The present Pope Plus TX
has himself created eleven in the United
States, four in the other parts of North
America, two in South America, three in
Brazil, one in California, onein New Found
land, one in Mexico, two in Canada, two in
the Kingdom of Naples, one in Hungary,
one in Tuscany, one in Guadalupe, one 10
Martinique, one in Africa, and one in
France. -.- -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-15

THE abolition of the franking privilege,
the reduction of mileage, and the discover
ance of the public printing and the Post
Office from politics, are the great reforms
which have been suggested at the present
session of Congress, and, if the popular will
is properly respected, they will all become
laws. The proposition to give the mail con-
tracts TO parties who will provide for the.
delivery OF mail matter, without the ap-
pointment of Federal Postmasters, ought to
receive the careful attention of our Repre-
sentatives at Washington, and its adoption
would remove one great curse from the
country.-L0u. Jour a.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-15


80 sacks -four, sacks cornmeal, Lorenz Ziac;
I,bIs eggs, Fred kron; $50 bush wheat, Iglehart
Bros; 2 boxes eggs, Cook & Langley; bbls eggs,
half bbl butter, 25 boxes mdse, Keen Preston; l
Dbl eggs, Vickery Bros; box butter, keg mo
Iasses, 10 boxes nuts, IA pkgs raisins, Wheeler h
Riggs; horse owner ON board; horse, Mr. Nor
ris bdIes bedding, Mic Schmidt, care Straub; 60
bbls -four ass bush shelIod corn I. A. Crane; box
rndse A. Rush; , cases, NJ. l.. Kessler box hard
ware, Babcock Bros; l box, Archer Il Mackey;-
box, Tn. mingst ~ Co; pkgs. raistns, II pkgs
groceries, L. & D. lehman; box segars, Schroeder
Il Kehr; s bbs eggs 100 bbIs pork, Brown & AK.
man; 10 boxes, bale mdse. Slaughter & bunker
son; boxes goods, Jewell, Newberry & Co; box
hardware u. II. Cook; - boxes, A. LowenthaI; l
box hats, j. II. a. w W Morgan; sacks ginseng,
T. l.. Dennis, Newburg Ind; y bars old Il. r.. Eat
Iron J. Ine, Jr; bills onions, Dbl eggs, John
H. Blum; tea, Bement 4 Viele; l load
potatoes. J. s Clark; q boxes mdse, T. q. O Riley
4 Co; 3 boxes, L.. L.. Rcser, Mt. Vernon, Ind :
boxes, Roser y Bros; 10 boxes, ] twin box, j. Il.
Naghee & Go; boxes goods, Henry Feldman; As
eases shoes, u. 81. Wells II Co; boxes, }. W.
Hughes; 3 chests clothing, /. BnckIy; box Indse
r. barnes; 1 Dbl glass, Erskine, Cnrnick * Co;
box l.. Kessier. A. T.. SHRADER, Ag't.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-15

~ VsSSS PEST fSE-s'i'k3k -E~N'sb SiH{Ntr
p IL fur, have been ones, causing ninhy
of our rivers overflow. their banks. back
ing MP ihe water in the creeks aud bayUlis,
feodiLg to considerable extent the bottom
lands; when the rivers recede, which may he
pected soon, then the large surface of dccaSing veg
etable matter exposed to the scorchiug rays of the
summer sun, produces the malaria, which proves
fatal IN its course, sweeping whole States, ard
sparing neither age nor sex in its cohquerin
march. ~ s#4... st.
..fter n residence of more than twenty years
the middle and Southern States, we think have
discovered a medicine which, TO a certain extent,
is preventative of tire attacks of Liioils fever
-ague, &C., and such recommend our Magnolia
Whisky. esf rs
We wish the public to understand that are
not urging upon them the use OF strong. Liquors
beverage. We and alway have been, opposed to
their being used in that way, but if people Will
them as such, let them have by all means
pure article. that VIII keep them in health, and
lengthen instead of shortening their lives. We pro-
pose to sell always pure and unadulterated Liquors
for medicinal purposes, and a little for the stom-
ach's sake, if required, and Will challenge an in
specton by the best chemists in this any other
the whisky branded by us, "a Ills & HoweIs Mag
noia" 1t is warranted, it is distilled from the
corr, rye, wheat, with slight addition of good
cistern water We have no doubt many persons
have been ruined in health if not actually killed, py
drinking bad whisky, the greater the reason that
Allis IL Howes' pure Magnolia should be in gene
eral use. Just received and in store for sale
10 y pipes ass d Brandies (old) from 3 to 81 - gal
y Il pipes do (odl from to ST Bi gal.
pipes Holland Gin; 3 pnncheons odd RuJn. y
aD25 z5-AbLIS V HeWES. Water ST.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-15

BEs@ Capt. Thomas Bell, one of the Oldest
wreckers, has recently obtained patent for
a new mode of constructing ships without
frames. This method dispenses with prob
ably one-third of the material ordinarily
used in ship building, without endangeriHg
any of the strength essential to a large ma
rine craft. 1t is stated that a vessel con-
structed in this city, will soon be ready
for examination-N o. True Delta.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-15

Esl5~ Jonathan S. Harvey, Esq, Oppo-
sition nominee for Treasurer of State, was
in the city yesterday. lie had been down
the river on private business. He speaks in
cheering terms of the prospects of the oppo-
sition State ticket.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-15

Missouri FOR BATEs.-The Missouri State
Republican Convention was held in the city
of St. Louis, on Saturday, 10th inst. An
electoral ticket was formed, and Bates rec
commended for the Presidency
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-15

gEa. Energetic movements are being
made by the Cincinnatians to secure the
holding of the next National Agricultural
Fair in that city. The citizens have sub
scribed Sl6,37O, and a delegate has, been
sent on to Washington to have an under
standing with the Board of Directors.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-15

e O n n X AZ R-JU n
IL received per steamer GleDdale-l25 lbs Gum
Rope all sizes 25O HIS Gum Packing, all sizes; 235
lbs Cotton Packing, II sizes; IS reels Hemp Pack
ing, all sizes; , Lbs No. I Coal Oil; bbls No.
Lard OH. Alsn 3O.p00 Of those celebrated Wheel
ing ollie Cigars For sale at the lowest prices
going. JACOB SlNZIOH a. SON,
feblI.tf Front, bet Sycamore and Vine SITS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-15

GEORGE THORN HILL takes pleasure in n-
orning his old clls that in the aIHiiy and
style OF his work, he atcrs himself he cannot be
exc,.lled. lie may still be found At THO corner OF
second and Main streets, where The choicest Tar
ness and Saddles of every description he obtain
ed or the best OF terps-
Tsf5- Requiring done with ncatte-S and dispatch.
Second hand Harness always hand. jel
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-15

HeA- Tie opposing candidates for Govern
or have agreed to meet at twenty different
places throughout the State for discussion,
to commence Immediately after the Chicago
Convention.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-15

FATAL SIcKNEss.-We learn that dis
ease, which has been pronounced typhoid
pneumonia, is prevailing on the plantations
in the southern part of this county, and
several planters have lost a number of val
uabe negroes.- HicksburQ Wig.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-15
"" ! = EN ms IIIIb, IN D. d 2 =. = :
FRvA IL U.R.E3RsR SEG-N.ED Is

FRvA IL U.R,E9EsR SEG.HsED 4 s
II Agent for the following responsible Insurance
Companies: s--..sss...-..
New York s6euIity-oi pitaI.. :. 49,, $500, coo
Indianapolis $4,000
Eagle Insurance Company, Cincinnati 100000
We also have some valuable real estate for sale
on reasonable terms and fair prices
> lots on Gum street, between Third aud Fourth.
80 acres of the Major Warner farm, on railroad,
miles FROM Evansville. . l..- .fl sft
A farm OF no acres in Green county, Ind barn,
we'll cistern, house, stock scale, house, young
orchard, DC.
200 in Green county, 12O Of which is prairie,
balance in timber--8 acScs in cultivation Price,
$3.50 per acre. Terms, 500 cash dowA; balance in
A farm 81 SO acres, y miles north west Of Vim
cennes, good improvements, about so acres fenced.
Price $1,000 one-fourtha balance in l. 2, and
years. -. ..
A farm of 220 acres G miles east Of Oak Station.
Good frame house, and about 100 acres ,tenced
Price $40 per acre. 0ne-fOurth down, balance in
l, 2, and years.
400 acres near TaylorseIie, Ind, liberal prices
and terms. d
A farm near Linton, Green county, Ind. Price
$40 per acre
Very desirable Z, =, and acre lots, on Newburg
road, Weaver's Garden.
2 brick houses on Second Street, between Chest
nut and Cherry streets
Is acres near Salt Well, being part ofthe Mitchell
tract, on liberal t. ms. ~.
2 blocks in Lamasco, below the creek. Is
40 acres adjoining Frank Aliens farm, having a
stone quarry on il
100 feet on Second street near Nudge Bakers res
i6ence. -- z - .. -
A farm of 50 acres in Low e. Bayou. -z pc 7e
Missouri and Iowa lands to sell exchange for
property ia indiana. ...
Some very valuable land near Nation, Illinois,
for sale. r.. II. SADIN,
decI6 Insurance aud Real Estate Agent -
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BsS- The Mt. Vernon Ad0oeate calls for
the erection of public Hall in that place,
Good move.
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