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res des a"tres; queI bonheur, 81, par un
de ccs devodmcns possibIes apres tout.
que l'abrogation de Ia loi du 3 mai per-
mettrait d'entrevoir, nous pouvions arri-
yer sdrement, douccmcnt, tranqnil!c-
ment, sans secousse, sans convulsion, sans
reprdsaiiIcs, sans violence d'aucun cote.
a ce magnifque avenir de paix ct de
concordc qui est la dcvant nous, Get
avcnir inevitable OH Ia patre sera gran
dc, OH le pcnple sera hcurcux, OH Ia re.
publiquc irancaisc creera par son scul
cxemplc Ia republique europeenne, od
nous scrons tous. sur ccttc bien-aimec
terrc de France, librcs CONNIE en- An
gleterre, tgaux CONNIE en- Amdrlqnc,
purs eomn1e au cielt
Is Septcmbre 1851. a
~ VICTOR HUGO.
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a cu;os fa question gull sadressat M
Eselle.af ae ~
c0n dabod un uteu rant cns
NJ
:; dsvon ;ndinuer Ia verabe position @ - ;sc
euls mais deJs
sur an diva Morny plaza raure extnss Ct be0ne %
m - aF5t8
nah' - nouoi femme
fpt mpodbc Dun ton me''eax; fm-
80 - ii pair lc pnir bonhea ct un
CONNIE os aaaat heaeues A., s
AZ ilnc dot sac
aime pep % &c 1s
h yeux Aonce aa.c "a
Wy o"ls7 aor nouloui ehe .ss
ez a. e pas ~ soupcons
Ia mebnce use o:
oa; st saent resp de- % oae
sos -
ie you fs expressa toutes
eonua p: a;t a noueau dun de homssae19ss
yous a adorable de Morny sap . :as z aso sur cetsc
de teuamcu
@ snr on tro baie ~ cacne em.
vertigo ate m
sos u;: ces il penat gnere Berthe en- nudeucc
orss de lui femme paer an anous -
cynisme i,., .fs aar anrc i 10 candides ia pa'
-. imne femme, Guen lasasa o
-Aa 4srfs sena .ipraHa IL sEFa a4eh assf n
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-10-26

r ;ant Il ent.ndit etii decend en- grande ha
9h ~
so, o lance avous tres-hau
- rensea dams Ia sale billiard par Ia vox de NJ oe
SORTS, murn'ufa
M do orny Berthe ouyt un des eao''ep' 81
--Allons, vie vite L. une bonne. 4sue08Y
Mo dams aurc; encore sure de
10 clef ... a.n. me fobscurits profonde
- mi se dait bbioheqae mas ne pousan
tenure 'os s edemgreabc q
~ Pa ssne dams actions Pare doaDe au
nO ~ hane eciat dun ou a,ea =. -. -
bene aa & 4. MED asanc mieu De b gu
SUI e
an re mu 1 snre Sc dit entendan br pore
binet . i bra Eee pondirent par &c
MI de @ Berthe;
Idit en- ouvant la porte DE iescane, ' H3 sf -
q. roanant du cato salons il sjouta oonne pa'aA "'s
dana premsre pieces: ~, 49,. .34 q asH4 !s4p
Estele
r Al .aon TIA biothsquc Me ei % ae a @ & RIe E en
p;. Il comme mag6 ele ellie pat q un violent ca' uo
Il n.re r6nr;mer lenyed den fare autants
p' pc,r11uo; ce er;rcase dcunnda lNoncn.
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Aottoellfs n'7EMro1e.

r,,lD D..:, .,..,..s ,,,r
es "o'sc''eS ae A''' "pp''''e' P"'
'e Hanseo'ds' wont JosquIad 90 seP'e"o'e'
Files nous appFennent que Ie gonverne-
ment pers;ste dams la vote deplorable OH
!, os, sutrs q, c,;t ch,o.e ;oor. .nour les
,,;c ,os ,,,.s e.;too s,;s;r los ;ournaux
NOUS 'es p''' 'H '''.''s' sa.s'' 10 ou"''~
qui iui sont opposes. IEvenen'ent, Hs s,'s-I
pendn pendant un mois, liquid6 son
ancicnne sociste ct a reparu sous lc titre
a,. ,.rssss....s..a. s = D.;,,;,. nm h;sns. i
nrem;er numero 7inaogurs par uNe ADM.
| ,'"' ,.,,.. a.. v;ctor tf,oo. fa;,ai, =
rabIe iels'e 'oe, 'ae'0, .ueo -
reine son aPparl''on aui' e'a,'' ea's'' LA
Presse aui await reproduit Ia lettre ida
u.a,,a noate en- l'accompaenant de quei-
a s,s s.a,ement .a;sic ct
aues ss,'sN.ss'
s'alteno . cure s'spe"uos' - "'e~
- tAu~ <4sn
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FEJlLIs sEfDN DU lPIDN NIER.
AaANevN " As1NNyA.
Pan LIE MARQUIS Ds FoUDnAs.

nous aions nous promener demanda NJ de Mo.ny
rsnondt Estce, Berthe aura Inn ga Pauc %
OH ne nous atndez pas, Behe irons yoas I
In conr 81 nn Jour- some sictonne en
mon ehlie Il capote que tss Aha
e. femme d. shanb,e MoE'y s''s a'ee
g. iii, .v.. p.. Leo onse ~
'derasada dsnr II nj Mornyi III propose cee
ben Pas aysc Etes; heure
% les rons tour ID cha
sa @ " @ % ns noe de derse irons attendre Y Ooh0
ssaes Isne En- ben, ssee tout celia re nest Pas moi
Hss @ IS as Dar Be il fcaier dsrobs e. o.
ii as ouucs heues femme arfe ' "
moi. i voo. apSellera quad j nvs
Pcrdp .asesss
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Is PIONNIER De l'AssoMpTIoN,
PUBLIC FAR # sa#.es.s &
euGENE SUPERVlELLE. /.
CONDITIONS ntt Dottr,rstl:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES est pays

ABoNNEMENT :-L'abonnement est paya
BILE D'AvAEcE.5#z Ha ~ ~, a. a
-FOUR UN AN \: No w
aa rouR SIX Mois =: :::::: %
Tout abonne qui voudra snspendre son abon-
cement, devra prevenir, par ecrit les 6diteurs,
uuinze jours au moins, avant Respiration du
rimestre. 3sfs s#st "a e t&@st. 80 e
hNNONCES:-Pourl les insertions, annonces
.vs etc.. etc. les conditions sont les suivantes
Par DIX Lrcrgs, pour Ia lereinsertion 81, 90
,pourles Insertions sniyantes -: ~: 90
~, ayscnte i limprimere du PIoNNIER, ct ce
ARK prix les plus moderes, toutes especes d'ou-
,ra oes typographiques, (Jobs,) telsque, cARTEs,
.eTuREs, PAMPHLETS, BLANcs, ETC, ETC.
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ELECTIONS.

SsE53&T 81 a5fHa 5%44ta iias5ht3 #tt 9' ' .+s
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-10-26

IN BANQUET A TAILLE-DoUcE.-L
jonrnaux anglais faisaient, il va quelque
temps, Ia description dun repas juste-
au-corps, donn6 par NM. les marchands-
tailleurs dc Londres. se
Cettc solennite gastronomique cut lieu
dams une des premieres tavernes de la
cily, sous les auspices de sir Robert Peel,
ci-devant clcrc dc taillenr, arrive de fl
en- aiguillc aux premicrs postcs dc
rEtat. ~'@''.' 's'@ss ~ t@ '''@'
Toutes les mesures avaient ete adap.
tees Ia derniere ct plus elegante facon.b
ha,ent 1esr rr7a"oe-roJsas aie -nhambre. te-s
Un admirable decousu regnait q cette
fate. ct Ia decence y tenait ie do dc In
conversation. Les toasts. dun win tile,
nc sentaient pas In rognure.
On n'ayait admis i &c banquet tran
chant, que des homnes Dime eloauence
coupante, faufilantc ct cousantc. II ne SC
trouyait Ia nj homme nj femme; tous
dtaient Anglais.7 'a'.. as
Ces NM. doaes ,d'exeellentes memoi-
res, faufilerent en- honneur de 81, Robert
Peel, de longs discours sod Pon admire
dgalement Ia finesse de Ia coupe ct Ia :,
propos du coup de ciseau.
William Bench, fripier de Piccddilty
! ct president de'fassemblse, but . Ia sante
des paletots, des, macintosh, des coach,
men, des tweeds ct des twines;s puls y !, !,
emilia une Tongue harranguc, ialsant
adro;ten,cnt ,lldsion 4 Ii culottc do kot
4 Dasobcrt. Eosuite prenant cet ensers
pour point de depart, iItailla JaGfande
4 Rretapne ct ses. eeonlurnurss, passaI - Ia
manc6e et donna un souvenir al panta-
Ion. -. -. 4.c,.,-
4 Enin,, le fashionable orateur, emilia 10
! hootol,. dams IN derniere gause, en- aJou-
. tant que sir Robert Peel, 'elaat .,,aaN = une
etoffs lrop etroite pour fare un ,al.eya' .,,.
etait Acknowledgement coupe pour iinsc'n' ,'.'' IN.
J. gent ministerc dc "a savante hng'eses''c'. IT,
20 sss s&A
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.NoMBREUx AMis.
Monsie,,rl'Editeur,

Monsicurl'Editeu q tHp'st5l snie
yeuillez annoncer que M. D. 4. Per
.et estcandida, ala place dc Sheriff dc "a ,
p,ro;sse de S,int-Jeau Baptiste, ct quT'
ssra mtenu d l'electioa oa'prochaine par
.ass sess9 LA MAJoRITE.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-10-26

PAROISSE Sr.JEAN BAPTiSIE.
y Monsieur | 'Editeur, IS saa Llt
yeuillez annonccr que NJ. Drauzin
Trepagaier est candidate Ia place d'As
,csseur pour Ia paroisse Saint-Jcan Dap
tiste.R r8 9a#a H s@ ssH@
- - wnuUuEIfx AMlg.
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Desordres sericur en- France - Confrnsa
ton de la condemnation drs gfrans ne
Ia Presse etderAvencment do Peuple.
100000 francs d'amende Ct & mois
fempisonncn'eat. 5a. +. .r*w 4.
~ 7'7 F FRANCE. E5a
Des troubles sericux ont tclat6 Cher,
a la suite de demonstrations r6publicai.
nes. Des troupes etaient parties dc Paris
pour St-Omer, ct deja plnsieurs arresta.
tons avaient Ell lieu. Parmi les prison.
niers, il sc trouvait plusicurs individus
compromis dams l'inccndie dc la manu-
factnrc d'outils aratoires qui a ell lieu
reinforcement dams eette vile. On dit
quill existc dams cette partie de liz Fran
ce des societies secretes don't les mem
bres sont lies entr'eux par les sermens
les plus solennels. .#nps as sas 1#.
Les gtrans dc In Presee ct de 7 .Apeae-
n,eni du| Peuple ont ete tous deux con
damn6s d six mois d'emprisonnemente ct a
100000 frs d'amende chacun. On salt que
ccs deux journaux avaient etc saisis d'a,
bord par lie despotique gouvernement de
Louis Napoleon. Fort heureusement que
pannee 1852 nest pas eloignee.
Six missionaries, denx Francais, dcux
AlIenands ct deux BeIges devaient par
tir sous peu pour rOregon. a5daq .yo.
Les aflaires commerciaIes d Paris
staient Gaines, ainsi que dams les .depar-
temens.
'.T sassA ANGI.ETERRE. '''.'D 7'''1
on recoit des nouvelles tres favorables
des recoltes. w. II - w 5A.a.
La maison de NM. Eggler 81 Taylor
qui faisatt de grandes transactions dams dams
Ie maIs ct les cotons, Went dc s"spendre
ses paiemens ct l'on dit que sou pass'l
EST considerable. La maison de Caste'lan
e. Co qui faisait des affaires ayec Ia
Greece ct qui suspendu ses palements
,dernierement, ne ipeut rayer que IS. o o.
par 1ivre. 5oag ( - tF'ee1's.st =. =.
Une depache de Doqer du 26 dit que
les fils dn teiegraphe sous-narin, son'
nl,css iusou'a une distance de trois mil
les ct deni de cette. vile, on le Blaze
est / l'ancre, ct les communications entre r
| &C point ct les cotcs d'Angleterre son
parfaites, h, :. @4s ga,ia If saab .sd.ao1 4.
| Lord palmcrston a .prononce un DIS
| cours au diner de 1iverton, sur des 81
I lets relatifs 4 IA politique etrangere, ~
nroores national, d Ia tolerance religieu
se. 1 Ia liberte comnerciale, ct rabollt'!o
| du traffic des csclaves. lie gousernemeu
| a;til dit, sent Dull est de son desoir q :,
maintenir ct 1'encourager Ia palx ct
propres parmi les nations, ct dc les cr
eager d doter tous les pays dun gouve'
uement qui leur assurerait les blen'"
| soeiaux ct politiques qu'on eProave e
j, Angleterre. ssasas1'a 'ssaa.-a. -. :. NJ
La reponse5 dn gouvernement Dc N
.e#s.f5sST M 4sF85sH5 a3&&g g@&SsH 20 5sfa&s
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[NouvELLEs Plus REcENrEs DEuRorE.
DISORDERS sericur en- France Con nfrnsa
ton de la condemnation drs gfrons ne
Ia Presse etdeEAvencnent du Peuple.
100000 francs damende et + mois
dem2pisomncnm,,t. s.. . .F#ws
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pies aux lettres dc M. Gladstone occa.
sionnait des commentaries de toutes sor-
tes. >as# sa.r 7s s.
Une dapschc t6legraphique annoncs
rarriytc dc kossuth a Smyrnc, a bord du
Mississippi.
lie London Ctsro,ticle appris que ZEN
trevue des officers de l'expedition arcti.
que, il ramirautt, CONSTANT dc sir Ed
ward Percy, de sir james Boss ct tun
capitaine Beechy, dome pour resuItat
l'opinion unanimc que sir John Franklin
s'elait dirige vers le nord-oucst en- sor-
tant du canal Wellington, ct que c'est
dams cettc direction qu'ou doit lc cher
cher. f ... v .=*=s s-.Er.E ea #a 3
Les rcccttes de l'cxposition SC mon-,
talent II E2,5OO par jour envirou. Les
produits exposes devaient 6trc enIcves a
dater du l6 octobre ct un ordrc Get
cfIet await etc promuigue. gsza II
ar Ha. EsPAGNE. b .sts aas.s
Les plus grandcs fstcs out Ell lieu il
Madrid, d l'annonce dc Ia capture ct d.
I'execntion de Lopez, mais ntanmons
le gonvcrnement jngcait convenablc
d'envoyer de nonvelles troupes a Cuba.
i.'excitation 6tait considerable dams
toutc Il; population, Vi considerable que
le cabinet cspagnol a protestd en- termes
energiques contre la faiblesse dn COVER
nemepi americain ct demande satisf,c.
ton de l'outrage commits sur Ia personnc
du cousul cspagnol de Ia Nlle-Orleans. Z
En- meme temps, le marquis dc Mira
flores a adresss .une note aux ministries
espagnols pres .dcs cours dcs differences
puissanccs amics, dans laquclle ii al.non
&C que quoique PEspagne ne desire pas
une sguerre avec les Etats-Unis, nean- .
moins ellie ne rcculerait pas sill J await
necessit6. a.. .-...---5 .-., ea .a..... .....
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s,g Monsieur l'Editeur. 'Is,s1 ~ af''s
yenillcz annoncer dams votrc teullIe
,ue M. Achille Barre est candidat q IN
place d'assessenr pour la paro'sse .''''F Saint y
lean Baptis,c, et quill seras soutenu par
~ = ~ - - LEs VOTE poPuLAIRE. q g7a
ssy5 -. .eslz4.f 4e.sf 4jegts,5E fgad
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APPRENTICES WANTED.



The Wing State Central Committee have
issued a call for a nominating Convention TO
be held at indianapolis on the Goth OF next
February. We think it will be very suit.
able time. We suggested once that the
state Convention should be held early in
March, and the time selected is within few
days of that-so ire are at least well pleased
with the arrangement. 1t is TO be hoped ev-
cry county in the State will be represented
there, and have voice in the Convention
Let good men be nominated men who are
known over the State as faithful standard
bearers in the Wing party. and who have
the confidence of that party. and Democra-
cy will fight its best fight, or suffer defeat
We have the men among us-men who will
labor to bring out the strength of their par
~, and none others do we wish 10 have any
thing to do with. May we not hope there is
that devotion for principles in the Wing par
ty of Indiana, as will send full represents :
ton Indianapolis from every part OF The
State on the 2ith of next February? We
shall see.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08

BoLD AND EXTENSIVE RoBBERy.-On
lastjnghi The Office Of M. S. HawIey. for
wariing ard commission merchant on the
Dock, was entered, the sale forced, aud ST.
900 la currency Glen. The safe was one OF
GA, Ioy's p,tent. which was ssfpposrd 10 be
Inlet proof, but the lock was picked, the mon
ey taken, when it was relocked, and this
morning it was found in The same condition
in which it was left on closing the Office last
evening The thieves, however, were not
satisfied with the feat but proceeded to the
Office Of h. o. Cowing & Co., where they Sc
cured $3.50, and from there to that OF +. w.
Oarren, where they took $500. The Offices
and sales were all entered by keys, AMI locked
when the thieves departed, SO that all SEEM
ed right until the owners came to look Tor
the money, which was not there.
Buffalo Com.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08

Appeared in the Louisville papers OF We'd
nsiay. 1t appears TO be an able document
in its general features. We find nothing in
it, however about the Railroads of Ken
tucky, although the Report OF the President
OF Public Works, to which he aludes. may
treat of them. Below we give the conclu-
ding paragraphs Of the Message:
Ii is deeply to be regretted that portion
OF the ciiZenI Of some of the Northern
States OF the Coniederacy have resisted, and
attempted 10 resist, the execution Of the fu-
gitive slave law. All forcibie acts of resis-
lance TO the execution of the laws are trea-
sou against the United States and those
who advise, aid or abet such resist .uce. are
traitors 10 the constitution and enemies 10
the best interests of the republic II is 10 be
hoped that IA rigorous prosecution ami pun
isiimrni ut such offenders will cause The con,
siitution and Laws Ia b. respected. and theS
their execution will no long-r be resisted
from any quarter. Krntu.'ky expects from
her ii ter States faithful and impartial ex-
ecu,Ion al tln, laws. and, whilst she most
cherriully az knowl.dyrs and accOrds To the
Noriher1 States al, The guarantees of the
colis tuition she d. IN ,ims that none OF the
guar ~ o.. that sacred Instrument be with
held D ON lac South.
Happily tor III cause Of The Union and
lO' Tie caus,' al human liberty the iaclionisrs
WHOSE btieiul teachings threatened the ex-
isleucr oI he Union have been rebuked by
the potential voice OF The people, in every
quarter OF The republic.
So FAR The Constitution and the Union have
fulfilled ihrir high drsIInies Under them
we have grown from Il weak to IA strong pow
er. distinguished alike in the arts oil! peace
ani war. Oar progress In agriculture. man
uiic urrS. commerce. arr and srieuce. has ne
parallel il In. history OF nations la a liIilr
over sixty years our people have increased
from four ~ nrarlv twenty Hour miIlions-w VT
have ar W from 'hrierr Ia thirty one sove.
rel gn S,airs. Our territories have beer
wii,l, extended orr dnmain now reaches
from ocau 10 ocean and. everywhere ov.I
our broad lad. our p. opIe arr. projected ia
the enjoyment al riv mi rel gious lberi,
| by ihe strong and broad shield Of coi.siiu
tnnal law. We are Indebted 10 the cOnsii
,uiion and the Union for the rounil,-ss bIes
sings We have ruJryrd as a nation. and ioI
the pr"ud and enviablr stand we have as
stunned amongst he nations OF the earth; and
under the auspicrs OF; heaven and the pre-
cepts of Washington. Krniurkv will he the
last To give up the constitution and the
Union"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08

"A Set oG gainst the "WooIly HORSE
according to the Savannah Republican. is on
exhibition in that city. II is a m,re. captur-
ed on the plains Of Venezuela by party OF
American hunters, eeaded by the well known
traveller. Juan Percy. and Capt. Hall. She
is l5A hands high. oil great beauty and ,m-
metry. and rithom one particle Of hair on
any part ofthe body, The skin resembles
India rubber. and il almost as soft as velvet
The delicate health Of the animal will pre-
vent her being brought North during the
winter, in her present hairless condition.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08

The AFRICAN CRow.-Miss Greenfield
the coIored vocalist. his been delighiing the
editor Of the Buffalo Advertiser with her vo-
cal melodies. He says ''she is em;nenrly
self taught. possessing fine taste and nice
appropriations, with voice Of wopderiur COM
pass, clearness and fexiblity. She renders
the compositions ofsome ofihe best masters
in style which would he perfectly sa,isiac-
tory to the authors themselves. Her low. OF
properly bass notes, are wonderful, especial
Iy for female voice, aud IN these she far
exceIs any singer we have ever heard"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08
Washington Republic.


The National Era and the National Intel
lgencer. having the largest circulation. will it
is supposed in accordance with the law, be Sc
lected to publish Department. advertisements.
We think the Washington Republic, having
also large circulation, though probably not
quite equal TO that Of the Era, should have re-
ce'ved portion OF this printing, especially as
division among The papers would have cost
the Government no more than the printing
by two papers. The Republic is an able de
fenoer Of the Administration-aIways pre-
pared, always eager. and always successful.
II Is edited with decided ability, ard its tone
Is such rs to give offence 10 no opponent
Thu Wing papers Of the Union look up to it
with respect. and its views rarely fail 20 meet
with support We consider it one ofthe best
political papers in The country and the very
strongest defender of the Administration, and
its principles. We should therefore like to
have seen il ard its services so for apprecI-
ared by the Administration, as to be made or
continued one oil tine official organs Of Gov
ernment.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08
New ORLEANS. Nov. 3P. NJ.

The steamer Fanny, from Brazos Santa
go, has arrived. with dates from Matamoras
10 the Both. The insurgents had obtained
possession of the western portion Of the city
and were in four blocks Of the main plaza.
The Government troops were provided with
artillery and would hold out until the last
The were daily expecting reinlorcements-
The loss OF the Mexicans was $50 killed and
wounded. Gen Avaes was among the lost
The insurgents lost killed and Is wounded;
among the latter were Capt. Ford and Ward
well, the American Consul. MIR. Longstreet
an American merchant was killed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08

LINENS, &c.-Mr. John Smy'h has just
arrived from Ireland, and is now in Evans
vile with large lotoi Linens Of varieties
suitable for Stirring, Towels, TabIecloihs,
Handkerehi IS, &c, just from the manutac'o
ries in Ireland. He has taken the room
above Messrs. Shankln & RIellysstorc. where
his goods will be open for inspection next
Monday. He says he will sell at the very
lowest prices. This goods are OF the best
quality. The la lies particularly should ex-
anime these goods.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08

'I'HE undersigned AdministrA or Ut the estate Of
i Hamilton Gerard, late of va nderburgh conn
ty, deceased, will sell 1t Public Auction, NJ the
lae residence of ,he sad deceased in Union town.
ship, OH Friday the 5th day Of December 1851. all
the personal estate Of the said deceased consist
ing Of Horses. Wagons. Cattle, large lot Of Corn
in the shuck and large lot in the crib. Farming
utensils, Household and Kitchen Furnitur, and
enc set Of Black smiths Tools; all will be sold on
credit OF nine months tol all sums above three
dollars (e3). an under will be cash in hand. The
purchaser of all sums above three dollars will be
waving the benefit O, tine valuation end appraisc.
ment law. ARENA GERROD,
noy8-3ws Administrator.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08

A Wire IN TRoUBLE.-"Pray tell me my
dear. what il the carse of those tears7"
"Oh. such disgracer'
"What disgrace!"
"Why have opened one or your letters
suppposing it was addressed TO myself
Certainly it looked more like Mrs. than a
Mr."
lis that ala" What harm can there be IN
wife's opening her husbands etters2"
mo harm-only-it contained bill from
the printer for nine years subscription"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08

1ERE Is HIS FAMILY.-The vincennes
lie says that on Saturday last, a man
30 that place in the Evansville stage,
lily suffering from severe disease. On
~ morning he expired. and was de-
y inferred during the afternoon OF the
lay. He stated that he was on his
: Iowa where he had family, but did
rtne eDy town in or near which they
,u On examining some papers found
GIs person. apnssnge receipt was dis
y given to David Rikerbaugh, which
opposed 20 be his name. Any inlorna-
Hlveyed TO his family in Iowa. will
,icss be gratefully received and western,
ehre desired to copy this notice.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08

%The Post Office Department at Wash
ington has given notice, in answer to numer-
Gus applications for an allowance ofincrease-
ed commission, that whenever satisfactory
proof is furnished that the labors Of post
master have been increased. and his commits
sion reduced, by the operation of the act Of
March g. 1851, he shall he allowed and cred
tied with extra commission according to GER
tain rules heretofore adopted.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08
New YORK. Nov. 4.

The Empire City arrived from Havana
with dates TO the 3Oth ult. The Ohio ar
rived at Havana from Chagres with like
dates. The riot at Chagres had been quell-
ed and peace restored. A furious battle bad
been fought, attended with heavy loss on
both sides.