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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-22

e In the letter of Mr.. Ovens, re-
ferrsd to elsewhere, he speaks of his tender
to-she President. of the Cavalry Regiment
10 Be gtfsed from our Border counties. Mr..
Lincoln, was at once interested in the mat
Ter Re spoke Of Spencer county and the
days be had passed there aud entered heart
ily into Mr.. o@ens's plans. The Regi-
ment will be one of the best mounted corps
in the service.
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sS- The very light dzaught steamer
POLAND drawing only seventeen inches
Capt. GAAcEY, DrScAN and Cox Clerks. has
taken the .saail in place Of The Star Grey
Eagle, during low water in the Louisville
and Henderson trade. Leaves Evansville
for Louisville every Monday and Thursday
For freigAt or passage apply to Cox & HUN
raRsY, Agents, office ever Canal Bank, Ev-
ansville.
Fort truth Of the g Poland's carrying
the mail in place es the Star Grey Eagle I"
We refer TO the Postmaster st Evansville
and Louisville - 81
Cox & HUAtHssE, Agsats.
July Ia-Iad
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The Amy BiLL.-This bill, passed by
tbs BtOuse on Thursday, appropriates Sol, :
600, eNe.- For the pay or troops $50, 900, :
900 3sor subsistence SIS, Joe 600; for sup
plies of the Quartermasters Department
1000, 900 for the purchase OF 81, coo
horses $40, 500, GOO for ebe transportation
of the army Sic 100000; for gunboats on
the Western rivers 81 ,oOo, 600 The navy
bill appropriates $4,000, 900.
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Beg" What are you going to do, you
bad wcmau's boy r. said Mrs. Partington,
as Ike dashed through the kitchen into the
garden. "Down with the Seceshers I" he
shouted, and she looked ont just ia time to
see the top of a.weigehlia bush fall before
ths artillery sword of Paul, that the young
ster held IN his hand. g You'd better go to
Molasses Jugtion, if you want TO do that"
she said restraining his hand, as It was
lifted againsther favorite facbsia, ready to de-
capitate the plant thar hes had watched with
almost a mothers care for three wjnters.-
" Dear me p she mGrmnred half to herself,
I" what terrible thing war is, when even
the children show such signs Of coRsanguiu-
ity, and brother is pitted against brother,
can't bear to think of it. Isaac, dear 60
down and buy nae an extradition of the pa
per- Ike departed with half dime, and
from the fact that No change came back,
Mrs. Darlington supposed the price was
raised.--BostoB Gazette
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RATLRIAn IEEcElpTs

1Hly 20, Is6l,
o. bush corn neal. yickery Bros; Id d. Charles
MeJQhDst6H; ~ this ban ny, A. Il Foster, Bbl
oil; Fl: a. Cook bbIs -Four, keg butter, b1 :
49, e7s -. y. ~ lngs asTfui
&. II. Meir; 2 txs goo e, Mackey, HenntnE Co;
40 sbis high wines, Benz nt 4 Fisle; tin box =
thread, B. Barnes; bag feathers, bag rags Pres
ten Bros.
A. f. sHRADER. Agent.
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be- Dobell e Conyngtoa, Main street
have received tbe August numbers or all
the periodicals. and The latest numbers Of
Hsrref's Weekly, Frank I.eslie, &c. Call
and get a copy.
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Bag Last Saturday the rebel Congress
met in Richmond May we not hope that
sre long its deliberations will be intercepted
by the roar of the cannon Of The Grand
Army To-day the question is probably
being answered at Manassas.
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y 4ERTFF's SIZE NO. a26.

O AERAEE'S Se&LB NO. ago.
- Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of am
execution issued out Of the Office Of the Clerk of
thu Court Of Common Pleas ~ Vanderburab cOun
u, indiana, ia favor Of Andrew Wilson, Va. Oil
yer Read and @ 81 Eisb, ReIilevin Bail, and to
me directed, I have levied upon and will, on
SATURDAY, AUGUsT 10th, 1861,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. n and 4 O'Clock
p y. uf Eaid Dag ~ the, dnoF Of the Court House
10 tho city q KTansYill3, 9andeFbuTgh county,
indiana, offer for sale at pubiie auction the rents
and profits for tsFm not exceeding seven years.
of the following described real estate, 10 Wit
Lot Ne. twsnty-fouF (2s}, ia. block No. four az,
Bakers Addition lots No. eight s dfteen Cl5) and
sixteen fiG} in block No. three 81, in Crescent
Enlargement, lots No. seven and eight Il Ehd 81 in
block No. six (e1i in Crescent Enlargement in
the County and State aforesaid; and should
said rents and profits Of said real estate not
sell for sufficient to satisfy ssd writ and costs
WILL at the time and place, offer for sale aud
sell the fee simple of said rsal estate for the satis
faction of said writ and costs
JOHN s. 9AYITF, Sherin v. G.
Wheeler Iglehart,s Pl'f 3 Att'ys.
July 10. 1861. snlyT9-SwW
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ngThere are a series of mud-holes ON
Second Street, near the First Presby erian
Church, TO W hich we invite the attention of
the Marshal, ssor any other man, whose
duty it is to abate nuisaaees.
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CIEx Z r 4 M S

s@- We kept open our columns 70 a late
hour yesterday, anticipating the receipt Of
news from Manassas. Weshail issue an ex-
ira to-day, If anything Of Importance IS re-
ceived from thst point.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Arrival and Departure Of th,
M "A I T. -
TIME or CLOSING.

= TIRE ffi6s hereeet dawn is ADJUSTED TO asnt-aas
to~gs- % The Rivsr thore Is variation according
to circrmstance5
TIME OF CLOSING.
BaiIroad Mail (for vtiicennea, Terre Hanss,
indianapolis, Cincinnati, Louisville. Sc.
Lenis, Chicago. and other Eastern, Wes-
tern. and Northern points end 2 R,
Way Onicesl every day except Sunday, III RAM.a
EoaisviIls 9faH (rivsr) every Tuesday,
Thufsdav, and Saturday At az r a..
week except Sunday and i1.nursday st I11s A. NJ.
Green hiter msa (for Bowling Green and
way points, every Monday and Thurs
day at SLP d.
MI Ye4ion Mol qend) srsfy Tuesday,
Thursday, AID Satur6as Mt 6% Ak
NeS Harmony Mat every Monday, Wed
nesosy, and Friday at -, 1893 ~ A. n.
Rockport Hail DANDY every Monday We'd s-1
ss;ssy5 = "a. IVY WY + every Friday a.
gPeterseurgh letters, &C. come an 90
By Railroad daily.1
cyslhsana MGil every wednesday at 7p.H.
(Leaves at A. n Thursday morhipg.)
TIME or DELIVERING.
Railroad zfaA. every day except Sunday a. Or N.
Louisville Hatl triYer) every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday By 6F.M.
PaGRcaA 5fda, every day in she week except
Sunday and Thursday by sA.a.
Green Riree Nal, every Monday and Thars-
Nj Yermon Nail Hand) every Monday,
" Wellesley, aud Friday by ar. Il.
Eeao Rarapgoag Mad, every Tuesday, Theirs
day, and Saturday by P. n.
Rockport MAI DANDY every sunday atIr.M.,
and Wednesday and Friday EE IAN.
(Arrtves the evening before aftsr oh1cs
PetsrsbGrgb Mall (vay) every Friday by sJZAN
oyntkiaaa Msa every Friday st 4 A. n.
(Arrives the evening before after Office hours.)
Es1- Post Once opens at A. NJ. ard closes al ~
P. week dsys. Delivery closes from to v.
Al. on week days during distribution of the Rail-
bath. JAMES Il. 'RfcNEEisY, p. n.
Evansville. Ind, May /, ls6l julyz2-ywo
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A SECESSION FLAG.--The residents of
Water Street, on rising yesterday morning,
were astonished to End q secession flag oc-
cupying the. place of the battered old rag, y
on the pole at the foot eoE Main Street. It
had been placed there in the night By some
secession sympathizers. It was quietly ia
ken dowa, and replaced by the Banuer.Of
the stars. A secession flag cant wave in
daylight, over this city.
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B5 The New York papers say that
Capt. DeGFoot is building two steamers, the
steel plates of which are 10 be four inches
thick, rendering the vessels shot and bomb
proof, ard protecting the boilers. These
vessels he expects TO sell to the Govern
plenf
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~T0R agV-ER SIS F-4-QOAs4.

Held on the body Of Robert Robinson, In the
Camp Ground, ct VIM. Bates, at the Salt Wells, in
Pigeon Township, County Of Nanderburgh, and
sfste Of indiana. The verdict Of the Jury was, he
came 10 bis death by the accidental ischarge Of a
gun in the hands OF Dariel Lee. At the time of
his death, he about twenty-five years old, i've
set He v a. dressed in blue checked pants and
blue shirt ard had on his person an empty pocket
hook At the time the inquest was held.
JOHN WAYMAN, Coroner Y. o.
juIyI1-aWw
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For Auditor.

MEssRs. EDIToas-You Uiil please announce my
name n candidate for Auditor Of Yanderburgh
County at the ensuing October Election.
r oOw
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FOR Dc .JearnzL.


EIa1enhair and sabIebandss
two warriors out upon plain,
Went forth to hght each other,
And many mon assembled Gbsrs,
To s,e one kin his brother
For t was noble sight 10 pee,
Two brothers fighting TO agree.
The quarrel cane about like this
''Tou have the largest share
OF Father's iaeds," said sablsbands;
no, no. said Flaxsnhaiy.
" YoH have most money thea quoth hss
g And you must give part to me- +
But to the notion Flaxenhair
Would tsot consent. and 50
Young ssblebands.e with crafty hands.
3 Took ON his gold yGu Enowl
And then he called hfs Brother names,
And swore he'd pnt bis house In names.
He zfols his gold, and, pulled his nose,
And challenged aim to fight
Thea FIaxenhatr he shipTepars, =
And mafse4his armonF bright;
20 punish sabiehands, and make
His brother see his sad mistake.
Aud out upon the plain went they
zile matter up to clear;
And lockers on hoped that upon
The thief would fall severe
The just revenge Of FlaxsnhaiT,
andh elped him on with many prayer:
Young sablebands had on coat
Black as mnrderer's night.
But all around the edge was bound
row of cotton white !;
50 Because" said hes " t will make STIR,
And folks Will think t is ermiss fur"
His sword was keen az malice sting,
His shield looked strong and tough,
1T was negro hide, well tanned and dried}
His boots were long and rough.
AS Sowing on the plain he stood,
Fager to take his brothers blood.
Now Flaxenhair was good and kind,
But when be saw the hate
Of sabIebands, he gloved his hands,
And ROBBED himself In state,
An hour to dress himself he spent,
Then out to meet his foe he went.
They met they clashed the ninable steel
They thrust! and cut and parried
The sun got low, but neither foe
His lusty efforts tarried;
But Flaxenhair was strong ana stout,
While sabIebands seemed giving cut.
At last the challenger retifed.
Well followed by his brothsrs
Then bscz he came with-eyes Of hsnls,
And wounded sore the other;
hen Flsxenhair returned the blow
So nightly 1t laid him low.
He placed his foot on sablebands
Who family sued for peace.
And Flazenhair engaged TO spare
life, and him release,
If he would leave the neighborhood,
Which sablebands took oath he would.
Thus ended an encounter ierce,
OF which this Is picture
The people shouted that wrong was routsd
And Heaven smiled on the victor.
They chang his name to Winfield Scott.
The fallen foes to- yeu know what.
EVANSVILLE, IND.s July 1851. J. L. C..
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30 A Cincinnati cotemporary relates
the following instance Of the tricks Of
snugglers to furnish the rebels with articles
.cOntyahand of war.
AT the Ohio and Mississippi depot on
Saturday night Mr.. Carson saw cohple Of
persons whose facial appearances betrayed.
temperRuaents NOS in keeping with thuse in
dicated by the extreme rotundity of their
bodies. The Collector being somewhat Of
psychologist and a tolerably shrewd man
withal, determined to investigate this ap-
parent freak in nature and arresting the
obeso twain, caused them to be searched,
whereupon it was discovered that each Of
them wore In addition to his ordinary
clothing a garment consisting of two mill
tary belts. In the possession OF one a gui-
tar box was discovered, and as its owner
didn't look like a man Who had music in
his soul, it was opened by the official Dig
nitaries and found to contain three hand
some swords, worth $50 each. The enter
prising individuals feeling that they had
been oatdone in their contemplated game,
acknowledged that the goods .fonnd with
them were destined for the South via
Louisville.
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a. Z supply Of ons-cent stamped o.
yelopes, for circulars and drop letters, has
been received at the Post Office.
iuly22-atd.
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se1~ The Poland and Linden ars the
packets for LouisvilIs to-day.
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R9-Ail the companies of the 18th Fegi-
ment are now at Camp Wallace. They await
orders to march,
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80 4 letter IN The New Harmony Ad- /

g. A lester IN the New Harmony Adj
vsrtlser Of saturaayresrom Robert Dale ow-
en-, Esq., gives an account of the purchase
of arms, mads by him for the State. He
has secured in all, 4,3e0 rifles; Of these
1900 are cavalry carbines. Mr.. Owen says
that Col. Bakers cavalry regiment will be
armed in the most effective manner; each
man with Burnside carbine, a revolver,
and light regulation sabre. twill consistof
twelve companies of seventy-nine each in
all 94s men besides the staff officers. Mr..
Owen says:
It is desirable that it should obtain its
horses and accautrements and be mustered
into the service at the very earliest day"
The entire equipment Of this regiment,
including horses, horse accoutrements, and
uniform and arms, will cost little short of
quarter of million. It's arms alone cost
sixty thousand doIlars.
1t is to be armed at the expense of the
State. Buff Sithdrawn from Indiana,
the General Government is to repay TO
her the cost of its arms.
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s@E- Our army corresponding in the I4th
regiment furnishes as with an unusually ins
tsresting letter this morning.
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miScFLLANEnnE
s.GEB .7.0. aa5 /.

Notice ia hereby given that by virtue or "a order
Of sale issued ont 81 the Office 81 the Clerk ri tho
eircuit Court OF Nasderhurgi county, Indians in
iaVor Of Samuel Bayard W. Hueh McCrary, and 90
rae aifeete1, in pursuance 81 which Writ wilt
TUESDAY, AUGUST 9Th, Islt,
Det"ten tne nQurs u 10 O'Clock a. ~ and O'Clock
T.. NJ Of said day, at1he door 81 tbe Court House n
ih9 clty Of evansville, Vaudcrburgh County, Ipdi-
ana oner for sale 1t public auction the rents and
pioItg loi s9fn not exceeding seven years Of
the following described real estate to-At. All that
part Of fractional Section no 1--WE t5l Ia Towu5hiu.
No seven ~ South Of Range aEu Ten lO} West.
ia the County Of Wander burah Mnd state ol Tadf.
ana, thus bounded. Beufnnfna Ia "a raafuf IA a.
line dividing the part 81 fraefiuhai Section dt1ied
by Elias II. sabif and tha part Owned hy n d.
Aydelott, p 6-l9O chains East ~ lliu ie-minu5of
said line. on tho Green River Bayou thence North
Is 2s-l00 chHfns thence East 81 1l ll4-C 1niaE
thence South ls 16ldJ ciaius 20 ssl f4i nieEti5n
"a ins thence along 500 ilne % the lr8in yss
And shouid raid rents and profits 81 said real 81 fa
bot sell for asutu sufficient 20 satidy s5ir WI 800
COSTS, Will at the same time and place. 9dsf i7r
sale and se the fee simple of said real estate for
the satisfaction Of said writ end costs, sthf 1T
l'ei from valuation % apPraisarnent laws. -, :,
J0H s. GANIrT, S. Y. e..
Wheeler a Ialshssft plf's atty's.
July 10Th, 1851. julyl5-3@w
sStHBRKRks > S.sAE gta0. 2s3.
order Of sale issned ont Of tis othee Of the
Clerk Of the Court % Common Pleas Of Van
deIsurgh sailaty, lpdiana. g fsvor q joseph
70 directed, fn pursydnce II which writ, will
f en- FRIDAY. AUGUST "a, 1861,
HaiRse1 IT, hours OF 10c'Cocs An. and O'Clock
etF % si day. At the door of lhe Court House IN
~ ei5 II Efansyille FandarburFh county, Indi-
aat pfef I'D sn1 Ut public auction the ronts and
pfshtB Tor term not exceeding seven years. q TIE
following 4aeahrA al estate to-wit Lots NO
/ one as- tfrl q 2lse ~. eE So one huulred
ans lfCY-iOur ASH, if 0asad Cftv, Ia the Coun-
81 gt fonaerhurEi -tl tlrl=tf Indiana. And
sA9ula tne siii aenis nnf pros ~ said real 81 .
/ $50 not sah f1r sudrifrt to satisfy said
/ VIII and crst. - ihs same i.aie and place.
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NnRREEE,s - - .

Notice is hereby given, that BY virtue a. aH exc
ton Issued out Of the Office of the Clerk % tbs
Court Of Common Pleas Of Banderburga county
and State Of Indiana, n favor Of HOtato o. Wheaie.
Pre- ldefEt Of the Canal Bank, for the uss Of snid
Bank, John BETTY, Jo1nA. Haney, and dthers w.
Ernest J. Ehrmann and Philip kramer and 20 iha
directed. have levied on, and will On
MOHDAY, AUGUST bthi 1851
between tile hours Of 10 Ociock A. 81 and 10 SOCK
P. N. Of said day, at tho door Of the Coum Hpus5
20 the city Of Evansville, Vanderburgh r0unsE, tn
diana, oaei for sale at public auction the feuts s2a
prodts for term not exceeding seven years q the
following described real estate to-Wlt: +es part
Of Lot no. eighfy-four (8f, ID the old piau q tha
city u Evansville, bounded a. follows oommen
cling at this corner Of the Lot owned ~ G. = ho-
senl<rantg. running thence towards d in street
10 feet TO the corner Of he Lot owned ana 1esn-
pied by John Eacst lhance 30 right anrlna ~ laeE
towards the river, 4hence 1T right singles u lees
towards toe Lot q said Rosenkrantz, and thence
a. hight angles 70 tho place Of beginning; ADD
should said cents and profits Of ad real estate NOT
sell for snBs Sufficient 20 satisfy said Hrtt an4
costa Will, ~ the same time and place, oner for
sSls ard SAIL lat puble. aulctiou fs Oh simple % said
real esfts ~ fe satisfaction OF snh writ aif Costs
without relief from valuation aVpraiae tfAp4
JOHN S. GAFTH'I, sheriff v. e.
Wheeler & Iglehart, Conrad Baker, sud arnes II.
f.nbree, PIN 5 ett'ys.
July l2th, 1861. juig li-@aw
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ETsTE.1 y .y-O TTCH-

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Taken up. by Adolph BosenmoiFe. in German
Township, Y&nderburCh Couusy, Indiana, era the
18th dry = ziay, 1881, one Black Mare, supposed
70 b. two eats old lastpring. about hitesl bands
high, appraised ats6fsy dolIors.
VIM. NJ. Fa4kDhnr Ind Jaca5 Douzsr appraiser,
before Arch. Il Fitzgerald Jr3tfee ~ the Peace az
German ToWnRbip (, NaneeKeurR1 Gonntv Indiana.
ARCH. FIFLG1sRAhU, Justice.
trae cspy Of the origius hied ana roe6rscd IN
my Of3ce. attest NOUS EICHrHlA
iulyl7Gww Clerk Y. q c.
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOR DAILY
Delivered in the City per veek... ~ ~
By mail I'm the City, Per year lin adSacsJ oro W
= :. Fo0rtb.--.----........ . %
FOE. WEEELY:
By mail per year single sosoT,oS1 90
ADVERTISING.
For rases, see first page, tabular FORM
AGENTS:
The following gentlemen are our authorized
Agents Ia The places nan ed:
Dr.. Ralston, onville, Narrick Co.
John NJ. lockwood, Mt. Vernon, Pesey Co.
John p. Daugherty, Rockport, Spencer Co.
James l. Thornton, Princeton, Gibson Co.
John b. Handy, NewbuTg, Warrick Co.
Or. Murphy, New Harmony Posey Co.
A. y Wilkinson. Cynthiana.
Preston Talbot, Poseyville PeseF CO.
q b Custen. Petersburg, Pike Co. .----s-.-...
Mark Grant, Canal P. o., Warrick Coz
John Sucriet, Mt, Carmel, III.
2. ~ THAXERs Ef IToE
e. K ASSOCIATE EDITOR
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Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an order
of sale issued out Of the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the
Court of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh County,
: Indiana, In favor Of John H. Ds'Lopg and Frank.
Ansiinger. vs.. Milton H. Catlstt, Caroline Cat
lett, Mary Pauline Catlett, George O. Oatiett John 8.
Stocks, George Liant, William Liant. Fletcher o. De
BrulsF, and HObers Barnes, and to me directed, In
pursuance of which writ, will,
SATURDAY. AUGUST 2btb, 1851, =
Between the hours Of tea o'clock 4 NJ and four
O'Clock Of said day at the door Of the Court
J House in the city OF Evansville Vauderburgh
county, Indiana ofer for sale az public auction the
rents and profits for term not exceeding seven
years. Of the following described real estate to-wit
Lot so. eighteen tIs) in block No. 11ty-one t6I1,
IN the Eastern Enlargement OF ths eity OF Egans-
vile. yanderburgh County, Indians, with the build
iugs thereon, And should the rents and profits of
said real sstats not sell for sam sufficient TO sat
isiy said wit aud costs, viii st the same time
and place offer for sale and sell the fee simple Of
said real estate fof the satisfaction OF said writ
JOHN g. GAYITT, 8. " @.
shanklin / Hardin, Pi'n's Atty.
Jones Blythe for stocks, L. O. stinson for De
july IS. 1861. jglyle aww
HOO LES. ERZsH Goa. NEAL. p
AOSB for sale at retail, st 500 per busbel, "
july ~ q. a oooA.
NYXGEkS4OR S Plata Cared HIM 3.
IL 1000 lbs. Excelsior Sugar cured Ham,
1880 +" Plain cured oxtrathoice, received
PEI Jai h1i5'o'0' At IA. COOKS.
rs ME ~ --s
= Il we still sch onF Bran 1t &c rer ib, aud de-
liver it e. INV part af ttsR eitS irlv. &
JAs. ERskIHE co,
1EyT no Il A~in Street.
ORCEEV-ED THKS K1~E ~ =
IA 10 box Lemons
! cask Cufrants.
5 box CitrOn.
10 do Raisen.
1 Dbl. 5. S. Almonds.
10 box maccaroni. +t
do Vermillilli.
-iuly1s H. A. COOKS
FSB LBS coon sUG.aR
14A For one dollar, at
july1s h. A. COOKS.
DL.F.N-T.R Tx ON ~ OLRSSRs.
julyIs oA'' ~ ~ IA. COOKS
NTOkO~N-SE ~ g Inquest. -
Held, Oh the nth day Of July 1851, over thu body
of Joseph K. TurRock, at Evansville, Fanderburgh
county Indiana. The verdict Of the Jury was, that
he came his death BY accidentally drosAing.--
at the time Of his cath be Was ah7hPIB years 81
age, asa when BE died lac wRs dresss1- 10 br0R'u
jacket aud gray pa loona. ss1Iad on bis pGrsor as
far have been enabled to ascertain, nothiugf
Juiyl9-Sww JOHN WAYAAN, Coroner, v. o.
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Held on the 10th day Of July 1861, over the body
q Hrrmau Wealand, found at his residence
Min str eet, Evansville Nandsrburgb County In
diana. The verdict of the jury that he came to
his death Icy being accidentally thrown out Of his
Express, by his horse running away, on Main
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Held on the 10th day Of July, 1861, over the body
q Hnrman Wealand, found at his residence
MIN Street, Evansville, Vandsrburgb County, In
diana The verdict of the jury that he came to
his death hy being accidentally thrown out Of his
Express. ny bis horse running away, on Main
Street, in Evansville
inlyls-3ww JOHN WAYMAN, Coroner.