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GRECIAN FANCHERONIAN DROPS

~ remedy will positively cure
ache Chs Fever aundce, Dyspepsia, Chronic pnha
Sickness Choera Cholera healthy
the Liver without particle of cane qunne morphine
entering their compound
pnport that
the
positively They will also stomach
relieve from those acha throughout the system commonly
called rheumatism.
excellent remedy for the Gravel vermuge
Medicine there is better.
Prepared only S. FANCER, street New
York, e. doors fronB Broadway.
tB- For sale, wholesale and retail by T. D. BEACH,
South west Of ChArtrcs and Cusonhouse streets
W AGENT for Louisiana Alabama Mississippi
Florida. EaII1,
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any other house in the South
SARSAPARILLAS.
Bulls.
Shakers, Qiowes,)
Comstock's,
DR.. Townsend's,
Graetenberg,
DR.. Guysott's yellow Dock,
BITTERS.
DR.. Blaie's,
DR.. Green's,
Hutehinson's Vegetable,
Gratfenberg,
Mortimore's Bitter Cordial,
Wild Cherry,
Moaat's Ph@niI's Bittsrs,
Pepsin's, for Dyspepsia.
COUGH REMEDIES.
DR.. Rogers's Liverwort and Tar,
DIR. Davis'u Compound of Wild
Cherry snd Tar,
Wistar's Baissm Of Wild Cher
and Tar,
Dsyis's Compound Syrup OF vii
Cherry aud Tar,
Pink Syrup,
Cod Liver Oil,
DR.. CoIs's Syrup,
DR.. Clarke's Wild Cherry and lar
HAIR TOSICS.
sr,i.h's Hair Tonic,
Owens Magiatrsptia,
Balm OF Columbia.
DYSENrERY SYRUPs.
Rllliugs'a Csrminativs,
DR.. stsphsns's Altringent,
DIR. Dsvia's Pain Killer,
Grsetsnbery,
OlmStead's.
PILLS.
Grsefsnberg,
Motat's Lii, Pills,
Brandreth's,
Lsugenbeck'a Sugar coated Copairl
hortimoro's,
Graefenberg Fever and Ayue.
| NERMIFUGES.
Comstock's,
Jaync's,
Winer's Canadian.
| COSMETICS.
Aleen Fun,
Almond Soap,
Farina Cologne,
Windsor Soap
Rose Hair Oil,
Taylor's Shaving Soap,
Military Soap,
Transparent Soap
DESTlFRlCES.
0rris Tooth Wash,
Chlorine Tooth Wash,
DR., Lacrue's Tooth and Gum
Specific,
| Calcined Carbon.
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OF NEwOHxASs TIN. So.4s5o.
pY VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale to

by VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale to
- directed by the Honorable the Second District Court Of Nw
Oeans in the above entitled will proceed sell public
ton the Refunds the City Exchange. between
Chartres and Royal Streets January 4h 1861? at II
O'Clock
LOT OF GROUND in this city, street,
between Dumgne said
Royal street by l20 deep together With the buildings and
thereon consisting twostorf brick house with five
built front Of the lot brick house with built
IN the rear, and a closet adjoining, mad stables.
Seized the
Terms cash on the spot JAMES 2. FRERET,
d24 jai Il "a Sheriff OF the parish of Orleans.
OF NgwoRIRlss NJ CHAMBERI AIN. No. 55s1.
by VIRTUE of a writ of tieri facias directed
- by the Honorable the Fifth District Court of NeNOrlean the
above entitled John L. Law ae Sheriff. and by said late
Rotuna the City Exchange, ST.
Royal MONDAY IL O'Clock
l. certain LOT OF GROUND designated by the No measuring
20 feet inches and Of front Mobile Landing li2
line Of lot No a inches in the securing
the Capital Stock Czens Bank Of Louisiana
buildings thereon consisting Of three story Brick House and
story Brick Kitchen.
Landing, X dcph
parallel lines inch the securing $50
shares of the Capital Stock of the Citizens Bank louisiana together
with the buildings thereon consisting OF three story Br House. and
two story Brick Kitchen.
GROUND designated by the, imessuring
n feet az inches front Mobile Landing, and ii2 i inches
depth between parallel securing 50 shares of thu Capital Stock OF
the Citizens Bank Of with the buildings thereon
All snd lots being situated thu Second Municipality Of
the bounded by Julia Mobile Landing
PhppG Landing according plan deposited
Boldosqu Notary Public The 18th day Of October
the above suit.
Term. o. spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
o he o
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life


r. Authorized Capital .TES MILLIONS DOLLARS.
Surplus and Reserved Fund 1s4oOOt
s2S4o,ooc
Working CaptslTwo Mions Three Forty thousand
Dollars
Offering by its unusually capital unlimited individual
liability OF the sokhodars that lnsancethe
most perfect security the pub
fire Risks NewOrleans the reasonable
Inc usual OF made place Compsnys Poll
ces on par with The Mutual Companies all settlements
will be prompt and liberal
CiIAs BRIGGS, Agent, Office 1875 Common strset.
DIRECTORS IN NEW ORLEANS:
Samuel Nicholson, A. Ilsine, TlAma, Sear
A. lanfear, g. A. Holt, VIM. Mure,
4. Ogden.
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK:
JAS. BROWN, Chairman
George Barclay, Francis Griffin, ROYAL Phelps
Msrk W, collet, Mort Livingston, Ed +. senderson
u. w. fatfr, VIM S. Wetmore
ALFRED Pail, Resident Secretary
FRANCIS GRIFFIN Counsel of the Board.
DIRECTORS IN LIVERPOOL:
VIM. NICoI, Chairman
ISS II Gwaxr' Deputy Chairmen
Tho' Brockebank, Rob Higgn John Marriott,
VIM. Dixon, George Holt, Edward Moon,
VIM, Earle John INw,Mo
Ihos s. Gladstone, g. H. Lawrence, Joseph Shipley
George Grant, HID llttledae II. Stolerloht,
FrhS. Haywood, Swain
SwlRToS BoULT Secretary.
DIRECTORS IN LONDON:
Ono. FED YOU'VE, Deputy Chairman.
VIM, Brown, NJ P, John Ranking
Matthew Forster, NJ p, y NJ. Rosaete<,
Frederick Harrison, Seymour Teuon,
james Hartley, Swnon Boglt
RIOS. Nanges NJ P.
n25 3m HEspBRsos, Resiient Secretary.
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lPOT OF PATENT MEDI-

EDICAL DEPOT OF PATENT MEDI-
1x1 C1NEs, 30 PoYDRAS STREET, Neworsans-Jos HuFTy
chased the entire interest tbs soah.n Empire Co.
leased the P0YDRAS STREET.
,dss: for tho PAtsn, Medicine business. Having
Vt Nna Deaoe gehstAy WIN
and pricss. =
patronage. -
which will Trade reasonable
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JAMES ?. FRERET,
Sheriff OF the Parish u Orleans.

THE UNITED STATES vs.. sss
BONES ofCIGARS. Mo. $3.50,
he command Of an At
above entitled suit, | have attached,
Glowing goods and merchandise, to
led by the United States Of America,
or the Eastern District Of Louisiana
the owner or owners, md all and
Y, or pretending to have, any right.
bh mud appear AT q District Court OF
aforesaid, 10 be holden NJ the City OF
Monday from tiiis date, to show cause,
sad three hundrnd and siIty-thrse
nined o. forfeited, and he sold agree
District Of Louisiana, New Orleans,
). SCOTT, Y $. Marshal,
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REPRESENTATIVE PAlNT-From the Bridge-
1 water Mine New Jersey PAINT is confidently recon-
snei TO the public as the BEST MINERAL PAINT EVER INTRO
puCEp Fof aeka of vessels il Is invaluable being
ertain protection agains ' e'N'S :"
SPARKS, ciNDERs, etc,
tpereet sae wa - ~ oe's-es
FOR PLANTATION USE
cannot De toe highly recommended addition
Qualities the bending shrinking warpne upon which
4 u used, does net affect the Paint. - - ~ 'r' "A'sA
Mixed N equal proportions with ve5dg makes the most dursb,
lie natural color light Chocolate
nt and the readiness with which
lis general use W 49, ' P''feiue'' must
Will BET furnished LOWER than paint in tho market md
Viii Be- found altogether preferable BRICK WOOD buildings
g. c.s oGERT 4 CO., 10 CAMP ST. Nswore.ns
Agents for the States Of Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and Texas
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rn of f. coSFES ms
RY VIRTUE Of and in Obedience to nm ordn, of

Z SlhIUL OF ana III obedience to an order of
sale rendered December l.? 1851 the
s MIRA District Court OF NcwOsnns
eel nj public auction the Civ Eyrbon.
~ street between Chaf,rcs Royal Streets
January H. 1882 at IL O'Clock for The creditors of ,ai
ONE su ARf in the city of Jefferson, co. bounded y N,pco
'enue Nhade it and Jena Nnpolcoh
avenue n adepth OF 800 feet with all improvements h
re ehtttely new, consisting Of dwelling mi E;
Mo story frame out dwelling for servants covered viii
ench containing 5000 gallons kitchen ward enco.aa
Inc grounds in cultivation. ' '"''
80, i ot in tn" city Lafayette o. front on
rel Third, Jersey and Second streets 'o"uo" ny lan~
LUIS OF GROUND at Aeos in rear Of th. Broolp
w property Nos O. a. a. in square No 10
y racine and Fnre Avenues, nn Alice Eliza ne .sob p
Net hsh 1s 'front.' by depth Of i25 inches
I'VE III W GROUND u the city S..opa nJ,u;
on street. bounded Phlippa na ,na w;
" and Triton Walk Lot No. inch front h,
SN H91 WI sIead ans rear building cens etc
1e pT OF GROUND in the city NewOre,n, S..o,a At;
N square no 20 bounded by Prysnn Mepomsne
@ W o No 81 fronts IS on Prytsain .,ra.t
OF w ee forming the ma SsInnnsn.
' consisting frame
s hie aaTeiing for servants, with eisens els " w"
Sisrs HIM Il house servant, aged 90 years.
10 Shares ODD FELLOWS STOCK
Shares ST CHARLES HOTEL STOcK
! GOLD WATCH any CHAIN.
Judgment aud per detail to la ,;,., =, A., -,
sale. ~'' :" w B''aA Al INC sae shi place Of
it November, 1852. 80 -f s"eei' W expire o. IRE
r wnos surrendered by aAi nsolvcn hi. creditors
an N isn1 IL Wv 'po'' JAMES +. FRERET
' ~ Sheriff oI the Parish " Orleans,
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II GEORGE CALLARD We. ANN MAT
THEWS. 49,. No. a4ll.
a writ of tieri faciaS to me Iii

'Ov orsawonl1.ss S0 TiEws No. All IL
by VIRTUE of writ of teri facias to me Ci-
- ~ onoabls the Fourth Datriet Court Of Newcaus
in the above en will proceed TO sell at public auction
the Rounda of Ire City Exchange Louis street. between Cha
and Royal streets, tuesday January 90 lg o'clock
L. A certain LOT OF GROUND in suburb Treme the
conpraed Franklin IRENE, Cumouse Benyle
designated BY the No. and having in English IS feet
nches and lines front Benye by 0 deep and front
IRENE street together with the buildings thereon acquired BY Am
Matthews from Municipality No One by Joseph Gu
vller, Notary, Of thu 9Th February, 1913.
Two other LOTS OF GROUND in suburb square, de
signatei by nche
front IRENE by 10 feet 10 inches and lines depth; and o
No. % feet lines front IRENE by feet l0nches and
nes depth with the buildings thereon acquired by Ann Matthew
from W. L. Hodge, by before T. Barnett Notary Public
der date OF the 18th OF january, ls47.
The building consists OF an old shsnty.
Seixed in the above suit.
Tems-CHsh on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
OianlO of HE stof
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yERMlFUGES.
Wlner's Canadian,
b. A. Fahnestock's,
Swain's,
Bniley's,
Jayne's,
Challen's.
SARSAPARILLAS.
DR.. Tonilsend's,
Butley's,
Sanda',,
Wlnkoop's,
Bristons,
Woods,
Ball'A
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

II
by VIRTUE of a writ of alias fieri facias to
directed BY The Honorable tho Fourth p., Court e New
ton the Rotanda Of the City Eiesng ST. Leu. street
Chartres and Royal streets 1891 at II O'clock
A. Rs h deceased father opened the
District Court of NewOrsnnA and of which j. A. Durel the
tes,amenaIy executor, seigsd in the above suit
Terna cash on the Tpot. -, SAMES T. FREREIs
dis 9s jams ~ Shcrh OF the Parish OF Orionna
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usi1KD STtIEs DfsrgicT CouEr
EAsFEEs DIsrErcr or LoUIsIlsl
N OBEDIENCE to

n tachinent to me directed in the
and into my Possession taken, thu
wit: 1863 bnre. Cigars, and now lib
in the District Court of tho U. S.
and | do hereby cite and adnonish
every other person or persons hayii
title, or interest IN or 10 the same, :.
the United States for the District
NewOrlenns, on or before the third
II any they have or can, why the
boxes Of Cigars should not be condr
ably to the prayer of the iib.lants.
U. S, Marshai's Office, Eastern
January ., ls5?. WIN
iaiD ~ 20 81
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OF NrwOaLRASs. THY StIEEHAN.... No. 31Sl.
pY VIRTUE Of an alias writ of seizure and
sale directed by ths Honorable the Third District Court Of New
Sheriff,
transferred, will proceed sell AT public
the City Exchange, ST. Louis between
Charres and Roysl Streets MONDAY January 49, 1851 at
o'clock M.-
lot Of GROUND with all the rights privilege
and appurtnances ihsun,o belonging situate suburb
No 80 Of H. bounded by Benton Eulerpe
line OF Nuns suburb
according George Dunbar Surveyor the Second
Municipality April deposited the office Of
M1nreau Notary Public said lot feet inches and line
Euepe by l27 feet inches DEPTH between parable
nes The said square No. "a originally dsiguated lot No. Is
plan BY Joseph Pile Surveyor Of the Second Municipality
the goth July deposited the office A. Mazureau
Notary Public. Seized in the above
Tsrms cash on the spot. JAS. p. FRERET,
d94 JAG Is rs Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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says he belongs o Nj. Golf, ' " w 'henes h'sh e.
Ahe belongs to Mr.. Keller. ~ : '"UA'' 'pe"' says
snys abe belongs Mr., Levy. - '' 1851 N i"s" Hs"'
CHARLES MORRISON, n mul.tto ,reJ s,,r, IN ..x "a o
inches high says he is free, but supposed slave '' WV
The owners will please comply The law ,nectipg th
Nsworlehnu, December So 1851. " 1so I" i nrasn
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On the l72 feet front Circus street.
l. One four room story house, built, slated,
2, One two story frame house, slated.
8. One two story frame house, slated.
d. One two story frame house, slated.
o. One four room frame but house, slated.
~ he foregoing five buildings yield s00 .ael
per month according TO lease A. Ioes Esq 10 China,
ahs sq passed before DE Anas Notary Public on The lat dn
oil February 1873 whereby g. Parker build nj hi
own expense the aforesaid evs buildings collect The rent
hereo on consideration OF lease him granted during yesrs
Onn men on the 10 March 1872 and to ond March 1885,
] ~ N nang himself to pay monthly during the
'ass 10 belong to said A. A. IAorest his heirs assigns
Vn Inc 100 feet fronting St. John
q 4 one story frame house kitchen stable the whole slated
and on the ii feet remaining St. John street.
L. story frame building 'front.' and in The rear Two
irsns house. with kitchen stables. $3.50 " ''
Seized in the above
Terms cash on the JAAES p Fpppp1
dig 2siR9 SleriH 81 L. - .. -
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| can highly recommend DR.. Davis's
from my knowledge of its virtues. My
time with weakness and pain in the hre!
short time entirely relieved her. The
recur, and on ali occasions the relief wa
is now near six months since she has b.
slider it and recommend ii as most val
ing effect has been very great in additio
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FHInp DISTRICT UouRT WlLlAM NESNN VA 5AMEs sTEWAIT
NkwOKtgAss. II and THOMAS T. MALONE: No. $3.50
DY VIRTUE of q writ of tieri facas to me
directed BY tho Honorable the Tuird District Court # New
entitled ael at public
ton, THURSDAY January u.s. 1852 at ~ e9l front of
street. Orleans and ST. Ann Streets
seized in Ii. above .ut =. belonging defendant su
Stewart WJ&U
Terms-Caih on the spot. .>Ns~A
JAMES p. FRERET SA1Ass@
;ak IL Sheriho of thai ars OF
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or = SET 1I TUCKER, T. ". g. NO. 1885
K1 vlhIuE of a writ of tieri facias to me
n directed ~ the Hon u l. Winter Second Justice of The Pence
FRIDAY tbs l ID IIssn VIII proceed to sell public auction,
'9s n' n mA Se SIeT snrSnns md Poyis
WASISTANDS etc ''4EAo' "n" TWO MAHOGANY
Seized in the aI,oyes
Terms-Cash. lag, cFn r,
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skc@Sp irsT,oEs corH EAGER co H. j. BAER CO.
Hv VI ,ISI%;, No 1880
s bs pa p h Hon 4 L. Winter Second Justice the Peace
1856 ,at IL O'Clock Nj " " wa - w" i'h nay o JANUARY,
me rights titles and interest Bear 4 Co and II Il Rca,
individually III the suit of II. Bear Co. vs., Gcorg r. p now
1929 Of said Court. ~ VA -''"o''"is' oi docket no.
Sezel in the above suit Terms cash.
janS II jIEORt;E f. pE.psoS ,,....,,,
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The MASSACRE II, P ARIs.-A British military
officer writes from Paris the following particu-
lars Of the massaeres which followed the usur-
sf,atiof, II, sParis s &
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nv TInWI NJ; ~ No. l8,o1G
plKIuE OF a writ of fieri facias to me
e pab o S s Hon 4 l. Winter Justice Of the Peace
Ism i.m WIN sell at public auction ON FRIDAY The
onne an P At ~ O'clock WareIonse M
Seized in the above sut. 1870 "'uV '"e"'s
Terms c,,, ,
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- or NEw0fLEANs. MON....No 1903.
RY VIRTUE Of a writ of feri facias to me
IL directed by the Honorable Dct Court Of Orleans
the above entitled will proceed soil public auction,
MONDAY January 49, 1862, hafpaAt o'clock, my Ware
house NO % Jefferson street. First Municipality
a LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, etc.
S1zed In the above
Terms cGsh on the spo JAMES r. FRERET,
jams IL 10 ~ Sheriff Of tie Parish Of Orleans.
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but to the massacre on the Bouleyards, of which
there is no mentionin the Partisan papers, /
had Fortunate escape myself. AT about three
O'clock was in the Boulevard DIES Italiens, and
saw an immense force--I should think between
10, 600 and 10 600 men passing up the Boule-
wards. accompanied them as far as the Rue
Viyicnne, to see il could find my American
friend a., whom think mentioned in my last
letter. i did not know at the time that the
troops were advancing to attack barricade at
the Porte st. Denis. Not being able to find my
friend, returned up the Rue Viyienne, intend
ing TO go again on the Boulevards. When L got
Z 70 the top Of the street. found q Gordon of sol
diers across it, who would not allow any one to
come within fifty yards of them. Just about
TINS time aaf-past three o'clock the firing re-
commenced IN the Boulevards Montmartre and
Ioissonmerei and the sentries at the top of the
Hue Ylyienne tired deliberately down the street
Mt us The rush was tremendous but / got
clear round q corner, and departed for my hotel
as soon as possible went out again afteIward.
and went to the bottom of the Bouleyar,|s near
the Rue del Helder. to watch the frine The
regiments of the line fired at the windows ~ tho
Boulevards for several hours, but saw no fire.
returned from the windows. then went home
to dinner, A. had not arrived; and We were
hoping that nothing had happened to him. when
a woman rushed IN, pale and trembling, and
asked for me- She had brought poor A Is card /
he was lying wounded in porter s lodge in the
Boulevard Montmartre OF course i started
Immediately for the spot I had much difficulty
IN getting there, the streets were all occupied
by soldiers, but the officers were generally civil.
When got to the place the boulevard was a
CHASTITY sight There were no wounded, but the
dead We're lying in dozens, most of them just as
they fell, and the payements were slippery with
blood. They were almost all bourgeois and not
curriers', Two or three women were arranging
Some of the eorpses, and placing candles MT fhe;7.
heads that their friends might recognize them.
The soldiers were sanding at ease in the centre
Of the street, very quiet, but perfectly uncon-
cernett; there was rot a living man to be seen
except them. | found poor A. in good spirits,
but badly wounded He described the whole
thing Us a canton massacre. He was walking
along tile bouleyards in the same direction as
the troops, and when he heard the firing com.
menee IN the Porte st. Denis be turned back,
thinking it was no place for him. Almost at
that instant the whole of the troops in the
Boulcyaris Montmartre and Poissonniere fired ut
the windows aud at the people walking in the
atFeets, wh0 were without arms and making no
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feel free to recommend DR.. Davis's
from my experience of its beneficial
been for some weeks past subject to II
with soreness OF the breast and an Ill
companied with dyspeptic symptoms.
it, was recommended by ali acquain
Davis's Syrup, to try it. / did SO, and
bottle. Its apparent good effeets were
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sp 'usfieks COURT FANNY BLACKBURN Vs. JOHN FINN
HnV VJnmTTr, No. 1921.
1 VIRTUE of writ of fieri facias to me
10 a,eeied Gy the Hon j. LWmor Second Justice of the Peace for
nra % oras VIII public auction at NV Warehouse
1870 nj 10 nI ma foSdas streets, SATURDAY January "a
N'-'i' uf'f aeized IN the above entitled
anl" ia % GEORGE F. PEARSON,
-. Constable Second Court
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-06
ALLIS & HOwES,
Wholesale (irOccrS,

Corner Of Water and Yise sts., Eramsriiie, Ind.
LAVE on hand one OF the largest and best selected
l. L stocks Of Groceries, opened In the West, aud
can offer Inducements that will justify Dealers to preeE
the market at Evansville to any distant point
Merchants are invited to call and examine.
C0PFEE-Rio, Jamaica, Java, Mecca.
TEA-Imperial, Gun Powder Tyson, Young Tyson,
Poushorg Ooong Of all grades from lowest price
est.
sUGAR-New Orleans, Havannah, Loaf, Crushed,
powdered.
MoLASSES-The very best Plantation, purchased pre-.
vious the first FROST also, reboiled and Sugar House
BRANDY-Of all grades from the best imported u
great variety of Brands, TO domestic manufactured.
WiNES-Port, Madeira, C.aret, White. Sherry, Cham
pagu. different Brands and favors.
GlN-London Excise, Pine Apple and very fine Hol.
land in Jugs.
CIGARS-A great variety of Brands at all prses from
50 SO To s75 u p 1000
AXES-Simmon $, Davis and the celebrated Collins
Together with general assortment of all articles gen.
orally kept In Grocery Establishments, such Soap.
Candles Dye stuts Nails Leather Starch, Nuts, large
lot Of Cunny bags Turk Island and Kanawha Salt Oils
Paints, Brooms, Brushes, Paper, Tobacco, Counter
Scales Coffee Mills, Spices, do ground, Matches Traces,
Well Chains and fixtures, Tumbsrs, Dccanters, Jars,
lanterns Hall Lamps Oysters SarJines Mackerel Shad
Goldfish, Herring, Shovels, Get, ect., Get.
ALI the goods We sell are warranted. Octl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-06

Judge Lockhart recently made speech at
Evansville, and claimed the Improvement OF
Rivers and Harbors as Democratic measure.
Mr.. Hendricks, of this District, says it is not
Democratic!- State Journal.
Just so. tits very difficult to find two Lo-
cofocos agreeing on this subject yet certain
of their editors insist that the party has never
had but one adopted course of policy on this
subject! They are for or against RIVER ana
Harbor improvements, just accordingly as the
one or the other side is popular. Down here'
our Democratic Representative finds 1t Is
popular TO be in favor of the prlnciPle--in
Mr.. Hendricks District, it is popular for q
Democrat to be opposed tot Transfer these
men, and they would change their coats very
speedily.