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inserted in the Weekly Empire should hand
them in by Saturday morning, at the latest
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-02
~ An unmarried lady gives the fOllOwip

" An unmarried lady gives the follOwin,
advice to her sister unfortupates:
"Then let US nerve our bashful hearts,
And quell each timid doubt,
And raise our dropping hopes, and smootl
0vr wfinkled features out:
And write thereon, in letters plain,
That those may read who run
Proposals thankfully received
Till eighteen sixlysone.'"
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"a. f. D."-Yesterday was what has been
termed, since our first remembrance, "All Fools
Day." This title was probably given from the
fact that almost everybody are made the butts
OF innocent jokes; Indeed, many nowadays are
the oietims of practical "snakes." The fun
and frolc of yesterday may never be known 4;
1t would not contribute much to the prosperity
of the contry il related; chapter in the life
of each one of the editors of the Mac-a-cheek
Press-be they many or few-would no doubt
be added TO that style of literature which is
demanded in the nursery. Even the day con-
tributed to the Perpetu stlon of the old custom
of fooling everybody; the rain commenced
Saturday night and continued gently until
Sunday morning, when it began to come down
coplously, which style it kept up until about
10 o'clock, A. NJ, when it changed to snow
and winter then reigned until after dinner
Everybody ssid-"What "a dIsagreeable dayp'
and everybody settled down into the notion
that it would continue "mean" all day. Just
then the sun came out, the streets were soon
dried, and everybody was fooled.
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Money! Money.--Gold, Gold

WANTED-A smart, active business man,
w who can eontTol a small amount OF capital,
10 travel with the undersigntd in and through the
South this season, in an honorable business. ANY
one that san nh this notice can hear Of good
chance 10 make little fortune The best reference
and general eAtinfActi0n given, or nc go. This is
the best ehsnee TO see the Southern country, travel
with good companion, make plenty Of money, i'm
prove your health, learn 10 b practical business
man, have plenty Of fun, &o that was ever AifOrd-
ed. Apply soohi will start In . few days. Alex
penaes paid.
Cali At The Empire once, Dayton, Ohio.
mhSl DANIEL J. CLARK.
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A pastoral effnsion, Of the amateur shepher,
school, embodying some indisiinct recollection
Of the country. az seen by the author in hi
early Youth.--N Y. Post
Gently browse the cooling hens
Along the hurling lea,
Gay lambkins chew the bitter eud,
And crow quite merrilyl
Sweet Phillis milks the gentle calf,
| Assinging soh aud low,
Unto the whistling frogs, the air
or Blow Pale Lilies, Blowi
/ laid me down 10 slumber
On a mossy blaekthorn hedge
And watched the youthful plow-boy
A-plOwing with dredge
The crickets sang, the laiks chee-weep'd,
While with a gentle flow,
Came DER me Philiss sweet song
OF Blow Pale Lillies, Blow
While couehed the shaggy setting sun
Why in the distant East,
On creamy eggs and grassy mead
l made rustic feast
Then night came on-the huttering cows
Went roosting 10 row,
And Phillis ceased her gentle song
OF Blow Pale Lilies, Blow
---------------
~ new weekly paper has been started
at indianapolis, Ia, by Miss Lizzie 81. Clair
Dill, (no relation, we are told, to the NcDil
Darroll Brothers,) entitled mics Dill's Ca
zetle." At present il is super royal sheet,
very we'll gotten up, neatly printed, and spicily
edited. Miss Dill does not seem to have any
particular purpose in the publication of her
Gazette but shows plastic disposition, Hear
her talk to her readers:
1--WE come before you
An unlesson'd girl, unschool'd, impractical:
Happy in this, she is not yet so old
But she may learn; aud happier than this,
She is not bred 90 dull but she can learn
1--WE are as yet the shapeless stone, from
which you are 10 mold the statue, and we do
pray that you may shape II true, After brush
ing of the outward rust, we hope you will
hnd It pure white marble, untarnished by pres
ludice, and unblemished by falsehood; out of
which you can, II you will, form a figure, corS
rect, Just, and true in it's prOportiOns--nay, we
defy you TO do otherwise for should you try
10 play false with II, you will find the marble
harden and 9roU tough under your hands"
We trust Lizzie, DC, will prove diamond
'f the first water. Her little paper is offered
1t 81 per year, and will be worth it, if subses
luent numbers come up TO the standard Of the
irst. The fair editress promises an enarQet
nent at the end of six months, If the public,
o whom she appeals, does not starve her out Of
Ter sanctum.
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0-soe 4th page for Telegraph Reports.
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Daily Calender.
Sets Oh 96m
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sToLENI

FROM the Subscriber, on the night Of the
4 20th inat., DARK BAY HORSE. betw cen rs
and 10 handn hight 10 years old; with a small white
spot on one Of bis hind legs, just above the hooL
small round body Light limbs, small ears ahod only
a, liberal reward will be given ior the Horaa and
thief; JOSEPH SHADE.
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LOCALAND OTHER ITEMS
Weekly AdvertisememIs

READING. MATTER ON EVERY PAGE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-02
I'D. BICKFORD

MOULD INFORM HIS FRIENDS AND
w the Public that he has opened and fitted up in
the best style new store in
BECKELS NEW BUILDING,
No. 2s6 THIRD STREET, formerly occupied by VIM.
Walker, as a Clothing store, and next door TO
Beckel's Bank, where he has on hand a large as
sortment of
a @a
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To the Public.

2
& SO far, have lecn wet ones causing many
OF our rivers to overflow their banks, buck
in.; mp the water in the creeks al,tl hay"us,
I"ndiLg a considerable "Xtrut tie bottom
Lands when tii, rivers rcccd,, which tiHy lee
Iectrd then The Hare suriae nf decay iIi
ra' matter posed 10 the sc"rciIin@ rays of tht
summer sIn, produces the mtitI'it which proVcs
Fatal in Its cnurS" sweeping Whole States, and
s!arin< neither aGc nor sen in its c"nqH"riH
march
AttVr a residence Of more than twenty years
the middle and Southern States, We think we lave
discovered a medicine which, to certain extent,
~ preventative of tlic iitacka al billions fever
aXue e., and st:ClI recommend Gun Magnolia
whisky
We wish tho public I" understand that We are
not urging upon them the Iise OF strong Liquors
sboycri@c. Mt.tre, and avs have been, opposed Ia
them as such, let them have hy MI pt.ans -
pure article. that VIII keep them health, and
lon2tiicn instead al shortening their lives. w pc"
pose IL sell always pure and unauthorized Liquors
for medicinal p,Ir!n-ca aud little Tor the stom-
ach's sake if required, aul viii challenge in
sIectinn by The best chemists this any other
country, 10 mud amy HupurIty OF ainiteIhtion ia
the whisky branded by III, a His & HOwe's Mag
nUiia." 1t is warranted, IL Is distilled from the
corr, rye o. wheat. with Il slight addition of good
tI.lern water. We have doubt many persona
have bees rnncd in health, ii mot actually kIll py
drinking bad whisky thu greater the reason chat
HIS & uUwts' pune haEuoiit sh"uld i,e IL gen
rr.'l Use just received and ia st"Ir lpr a,lis.
10 I. pipes a.s'd Brandies Gold from I" g q e!
- pines 10 tol,i} from : I" q r. ..,l.
! pipes Holland Gin ; Pnn'hr'ns old Rum.
aIg5 ALLIS IUWES. Wafer II
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Uhc Daily 9unrnal,
RIVER ITEMS.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

'''''' Business on the levee was very dull.
with no indications of improvement soon.
THE River was falling at dark last
evening, having fallen five or six inches in
the preceding "A hours, but the late heavy
rains will cause another rise before long if
they extended as far MP as We imagine.
-''''' Freights were still scarce and we
can note no material change in prices
1.-The Weather was still warm and
sultry, with strong indications Of rain.
--''..The Masonic Gem left for the Wabash
and the DuRJar for Paducah The latter
had fair trip.
--'---The u. 3. Campbell arrived from
Green River with a big load OF tobacco.
1.-The Bowlilq Greea is still in 'lim-
bo,' with fair prospect Of staying so for
some time.
The Charley Botcen is the onty regal
ular packet to Cairo aud way points to-day
Capt. Dexter is still at his post, with two of
the cleVerest of assistants, in the persons OF
Markell and Bentley The Charter is a good
boat, and manned by such officers as these,
of course will get all the freight and pas
sengerS going. Be at the wharf at / =, for
the botoen is prompt and reliable, and starts
at the hour.
The Grey Eagle, having had her
chimneys repaired, will be down this even
ing. She returns the same evening.
THE Sam Kuhman will be up on
Monday night, and leaves on Tuesday at
noon for Paducah.
by a private dispatch to Captain
Crane, we learn that the General QuitRiaa,
the ''bulIy boat" of the Lower Mississippi,
left New Orleans yesterday evening, on a
quick trip to Louisville. She Will proba-
bly pass here about noon on Tuesday, if she
makes as quick time as she ought. Look
out for ine boat aud fast one
The bill for enlarging the Canal at
Louisville, and the erection of new locks,
passed the House of Representatives, on
Monday, and it is expected that the manag
ers of the Canal will go to work at once,
The new locks can be built without any IL
reference with the navigation OF the Canal
$50" The Autocrat passed Vicksburg on
Thursday morning last. She will be due
here tomorrow.
ut commenced raining at Louisville a
little after midnight on Thursday night and
continued without intermission for about
six hours. A big rise is anticipated, as the
rain was general East
'...'. The atlantic came down light
She filled out her load here, aud left some
time during the night,
1.-The Argyla touched at the wharf OF
her way doWn. She had a good trip and
barge in tow.
1.-The -naid Of tie Nest still plies regu
larry between this point and Henderson -
She does very good business.
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A SAM HoUsToN PRoNUNCIAMESro.-T
friends of the hero of San Jactnto had Il
meeting in New York night before last, at
which they resolved that Sam Houston was
the only man nj for the Presidency, and de
cIded to hold mass meeting in Union
square, ON Tuesday OF week after next, 10
nominate Houston for the Presidency, or to
ratify him if lie is to be considered already
nominated. 1t is claimed by Messrs. Du-
game, Hasbouck, and the other astutc pol
lnciarta concerned with them in this move
Inent tliat he viii secure a much larger
popular vote than the domination Of John
Bell Undoubtedly, Mr.. Houston is strong
CT in tins State thau MIR. Bell but it does
not follow from that that il is worth while
to 60 through the farce of nominating him
From somewhat Intimate acquaintance
with the numerical strength OF The Union
party, we do not think 1t can run two can
ltdaies with any very brilliant prospects nt
success BH3;t!o Com. Idorctse..
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Bks@ The cedar posts which are intended
TO support the fence which is to enclose the
State Fair Grounds aud which are all ready
to be set, were cnt in Canada, sent across
Lake Erie to Cleveland transported to this
place and sold at cheaper rates than white
oak posts can he had at IN this immediate
vicinity. This looks littie singular, but it
is never theless fact Nhn,e oak timber
is worth more III the growing tree IN Mari.
on county, for fencing purposes, than cedar
Is after being cut in Qdrcn \ irloria do
minions aud sent ali the way Ia lndIunnpo-
lis When We cunsnler that CEDAR When
used for posts, IS more durable tlan oak the
wisdom Of the State Bonid OF Agriculture
In going TO Canada for fencing material will
he very appareDt.--Hd J0cr
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\ GOOD joke on the "oii fever which
has been raging ia some parts Of Pennsyt-
yania with reference Ia the deposits of coal
oil found on the surface of the rivers AMI in
the earth, is got OH by the Pittshurg Tree
Press:
4 gentleman on Third street who oAnsa
tract Of land in Eenaneo county, recently
visited Thai place fpr the purpose OF pros
pecti"g III oIi la one locality, after pene
iraiing only ten feeF, he struck =. ricl VEN
OF hh3seed oil and IA another locality
the surface indications Of New Orleans
moiasses were regarded as unmistakable
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AssAs The San Francisco merchant who
attempted To swindle his Paris creditors hY
sending them bogus insot of gold, which
was returned to hun at "A dead loss of
-, 500 over and above the assumed value
of the bar, has been branded as Cain WAS
His bankers decline further dealings with
hun, the insurance companies cancelled
their policies, and no one now has dealings
with him Up to this time he has been
doing business OF ~ 600 IA day. Honesty
IS he best HoIc8
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GEA. One OF the worst enormlties which
his opponents Charge against Mr.. Lincoln IS
his declaration that 4" the people of these,
United States are The Iiglttui masters of
both Congress and Counts We must con
TESS that there ~ something alarming in this
sentiment. Ii Mr. Lincoln had only SAID
that Congress aud the Conrta were the
rlghtfn masters of the people, there would
have been nothing to complain ot-N Y
Irtbuue
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st. Charles Saloon.
kE-OR(i 4 LA ZION.
AsrSr SIS. EFR-E.UER g FsG&EkESh,

RE-OkG ANIHATIbN
BErF ~ =. Ef.f-E-uE3 3 II e ~ EkEFS!h,
- Va h.sth New orIeane, have FmChf@ct the 81
siiTA RI IS SALOON on First stt"rt nearly oppn-
site the t.,zt OIlct, and have reitte il in ei-
.atut snl sttrtctive style
I'll, l,-4A 5rhlrietors have bad tong experience
a,eeters fashionable tI,d popular Restaurants
nov Orri,i.= and they will eIdeAvoi IN THEN
tun-u to ct.ns time all the 0leenncrs and luxmus
IT Norti4eIt, aud Southern Restaurants IN the ST
CHARLES
TieN have brought 4 large and complete stock
IF ci,aiCe Lt0,.ta from New Orle,sts, which they
collected VIII. daring their business that
sity Their &.iaDoothu9 aud acquaintance IN that
nv viii tnRisio al, obtain the choicest sup
3,iies OF EniR.Is Ftrnt>. aud Injuries from that
g,t.rke ~ fuIIlTr, sId They viii spare expense
s,ut pairs e. .....I5 tf". II CHARLES -urrass,
s.er-NItoT <ui representation. pleasant
s:aius,h place good living and rcl ant. refined
aud itINuIl,ti- resort.
fsss- flilaI.! players vii hn,i at This saloon set
ii the lStri,ie top blliHtd Fables, from the
well known ahL La!ehrite,! Gsrtory i" J. NJ Bruns-
wick Il 60.
The Undersigned iiaIt-r themselves that long
1or,u.e snd .steI,il attention Will enable them to
tsvtIt Irputition equal To any SaouIi III The west
s1rn country.
49, y splendid Lunch will be servej up in the
approved style, every morning; at 10 O'clock.
sug4 Late of New Orleans.
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DISSATISFACTION or THE SOUTHERN OFPO-
sITIoN.--It is reported that The feeling OF
dissatisfaction at the nomination of the L IL
ION Convention, at Baltimore, among TIE
Southern Opposition, gains strength every
day y large number of Southern men
were anxious that the nomination should be
postponed till after the Democratic and Re
publican Conventions, that, if possible, one
Of their candidates might be taken up.
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aea. Oliver Wendell Holmes saws. Our
brains are seventy year clocks. The angel
of life winds them up once for all, lie closes
the doors, and gives the Key in the hands of
the Angel cal Resurrection.
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FEy.xh 1.sXAE&r no RA"CO u.s.
81 ~ ~ N nIr.N-n, L A lrItI, -. . ~,

W"nd respectfully inform the citizens Of Evans
vile and vicinity that they have a larger stock Of
Tobacco Segars, SmnF, Pipes, and German
SMOKING Tobacco,
than any tS' establishments OF our principal
cities.
Hotels and st.lc keepers. look to yonr interests
- fore l'ufShasihg rloo~ here, please examine
largc tIifIfs which ilrSe ourselves sell
Al III" i"W''sr Baltimore prices, aud cheaper than
'itI' L. bought Ia Cincinnati or IoGi:Vies al We
ae9 -, THAI shall cHtl aud Judge ton yourselves.
We "fttr any of tie Ahuse Al huiesale 81 retail
puf establishment Is Z branch ii the we'll known
6SitIislFe baltimore TaLaC," Warehouse o. JOS.
ten'itIrh { br0s., Ha l55 Forest street.
f.. FthBhIGH 4 PROS,
Main i | oot above First,
oct.i Evansville. Ind
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4 Z r ii 4 y L z 7 Z E s

HtgiJif ! MIS-
Il Z r u 4 = Il T 7 z 5
vIIt F4saiTI>ttF CtnE
:r.g complaints. pys,s!~it, ia"i.j'e N',T'as
prLi:,ty diseases yf tie i du.sss td all disss-e1
.ri,n; from, a Isor,!ot,d I,er or weakness uf the
-1,,aa.h AID digestive Dre.hs
am WI P.TiIivFJl fktNkET
feii,,2 r.. i.It9as Fosf, Gi Fsse' GHa Ayrs.
s. l1,r Aln.,n,. l,f prof ptire 75cis .r ho5tIt
noOFLANps EILSA3TtG CORDIAL
1ili. EvsiIIVIi5 CCEE
Suu-h~. tsI.t- Lloti5- ness, BruhChltIs thh1-
cara Group Pneumonia, Enolpient CONSUMPTION,
nGl has pei sutuiai t:ie astonishing
Eiavn If
CO Fl! i If q CON 5 Z NJ P I ., y
As bilrrho-. cordial il il uneGaaled. Prize %
.suts e. ls1tie.
HOOFLAND GERMAN Pills.
beng weli-khown throughout Europe and Arucr-
can ate,t a., coa4n-nd alton here. They purely
vta.iahis, prepared with great exactness aud
sugsg-eoa 10 letter cathartic Pill can be
!uund. Price - cent? per box.
These moIirines are prepared by Or e. III JAcs
soN q Co. rhill.lelrhr,. Pa. and 81 Louis, No,
every whore. The sisnaIure Of G. NJ. jackson will
Ice on the outside al each bottle = LoX.
Ia our F,effho}q's almanac" published
nnaiIS, you IS M mud testimony and eommcndatory
notices nom ALI paris OF the country These alma.
nae are : Eei away by all our agents.
GEITARE or COUNTERFETTS.
See that yoH get lloofiand S German Bitters, pre-
pared by nr q NJ Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa, AMI
ht his si.I,atuic the wrapper VI each hottie
Keller y White genis for Evansville, Iui-
LEIGH 4 Caristedt, do do d.
deco
.gEAES s. lyO1E'RS, NATTER ST, i
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g Js:9ss

lsSs $50 J $780,
LED.s>BS RXPRFSS S'N.YE-gN-H>
= 4 NEW AREA EGEMEHT
The ADAMS ENPHTSs CUaiPAAN respectfully an,
n"uncc- I" their friends rn patrons The pmili,. Of
Evansville and vicinity, that with mere ,srI ta,lIi-
tics itT tn, transportation IT
= Il q - T., T. 4 a. II 4 = ES
~ - / 1N + 1 l. i n IRIS
They s"iI'It Il conthntnrr OF former ftvurs. Ea-
peciai cI" taken the collection of Bills Iraits
E"'es, and the transportation Of small and valuable
packages.
All pcIs"n~ Wishing t. avail themselves the Ia
CilitIes Of the Express can obtain any desired mfr,
nation IN references I" the routes aud detail, 81 the
business, al thor Office First street between
Main aud Locust, opposite the Post Dhirr
IL - e ~ FISH Agent
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'HH-liAN u v i.AI
KRAFT e II GILMAN.
fsIFrN ElTfNnpN

MANUFACFUEEIiS AND BUILDERS OF STEAM
ENGINES AND ROLLERS,
saw and Grist Mn Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Cumming Mac@ines, Chinese Sugar Cane ILLS,
TbrasInS EInehines, SEe.
EVANSVILLE, IND
FguiE PR0PETETORS or THE cry rom
public m general, that they are prepared to 10 all
kinds of
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
ani every thing appcrtaiuing to the Foundry bust
ihcy are manufacturing STEAM ENGINES ANB
iiuti.rI.s oi any si2e and power required. Saw Mil
Machinery AMI Mil! Gearing Of any size; Dstll-
irIy and Mimi. Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gum
ming Ma hines ThrsIsltng Machines, Malt Milk,
IiuisrInWCIs Corn shelters, III achinery OF all Ends
made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castings o.
every descriptions Iron Ilnnseironts, Cellar Crates
Dc Cooking aEd Heating Stoves OF the latest i'm
proved pItteIns; Hollow Ware, Dog irons, &c
BREW EES, DISrILLEhS, RECfIFIERS, d.,
Supplied with every description Of Copper ana
Sheet Iron " orb, Brewing Kettles, ReirigeratoTsi
an improved principle Columns for Alcohol Stills.
Yeast jug, Cans. SyPliUns, &c; Copper, Lead aud
fI.I rue Copper, Brass aud Iron Pumps OF even
variety for Lecr, spirits, oh &c; Brass COCKS an0
NaI.cs, Steam histIes, DC.
WORKING sent 70 all parts to fat mp work aud do
repairs Steam Boilers. copper and Sheet Iron
WoIk, Dc.
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing in and selling Aliens Improved
STRAIN Gauge, Wrought lion welded Pipes and Tu-
bling, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine
Stephen IIughce Flour saUaratDrs, G., BOLT
ms. Cloth Gum Elastic Rtltins Pack ing HOss- &C.
rIs hon, kabiI Metal SpeIter, Fire Brick.
They have every facility Vf the bost MACHINERY
thepl Their individual sttontions hiiing orders
promptly, TaTIantng their work. aud are sattsneS
with reasonable prices.
lass- once and sale Rooms No. 60 Main stresfi
fOHhdei y, Boiler Iaid and MaChIHe shop on Pl0e
street, between First aud Second streets, Evans
Eille, Indiana doc7
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E-WMno 4

4 respectfully inform their friends aud the pub
IL. generally, that they have removed their Ohc
el. STORE to heir builing First street, tire
'i'"rs above fiue street. near the foundry, wher
they viii lee able tn give more prompt attention
10 the orders 81 their customers. large lot o
will d. sIh ont at retail, at wholesale prices
ia order Ia close ont the stock.
deco KRATZ & HEILMAE.
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REGULAR PACKETS.
~ T.sJN s D-YLER, E..4SNC.gEE, .s.1-K

N,NVIs7Ik SH4AK.SIg III y g 4l-GEf, l1-t.D
-EI CA RIO REGULAR PASSEN
GER PACK ET, CHARLEY BOWEN. eiizsn+ p
DEXTER, Master, leaves Evansville
Tuesday and saturday, al II O'Clock Nj, arrIv-
ing at Paduc.h at o'ciuck, A. NJ, Cairo at
y O'Clock, M., Wedn,F'day and Saturday. lie
turning, leaves Caro- every Wednesday and Sunday,
at o'clock, z. NJ, aud Smithland every Thursday
and Monday, ut O'clock, A. NJ, connecting ut
EVansviile with the Evansville and CruwInrIsviIle
tS- IL, and Packets for Green River. Also, con
Meeting at Smithland with Cumberland River Pack.
cts at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans aud St
Louis Packets.
Eastern Cites s,.,,t23
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y s;ssszsN'LE s0 ST. k,E shOsNE -
2 n BittrOllf 4seNtaers now paying twenty Two
and half cents. current money, for Spanish and
Mexican quarters. rebf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-26

CITY & COUNTY OF NEW iuIik. ~
Personally Appeared before Ills 29ih dan 81
November, \. ID. ISL .iu>ci'!I Walker Fr-Sirni,
aud Richard l. Hayduck, Secretary, Of tin, S,.ct,-
rify Fire Insurance Company, al Tie city Of New
N"tk, ard s.Nrrlily affirmed thai the within state
pcut 10y them subscribed il correct ami tri la thu
best al their knowledge and hCsi,t.
TIIOS. l.. THGRNETL,
Commissioner Tor the STATE ct Indinu:,
in New York
Ths Company has complied with Tia" law 81 In
t,iana concerning Insurance Companies, and j. pro
pared tak- risks in the city Of Evansville AMI
VamitI burg Ia county, led
>. H. SAEIN. Agent
ticcIG 81 Main street.