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On raconte I'M trait assez PLEASANT du
We'll aware. Oblig6 par radminis,ra-
ton communale de Eaire construire m
~trottoir devant sa maison, il ne ccssa n,s
pendant plnSicurs jouFs de WELLER sur CO
trottolT pou: en- interdire Faces a toni
lie monde. C'e,ait sa propritte: disait,il.
p%Nis4nlI await pave les frais de construc.
ton, l! 'onlAit en- jour seuI; il menacait
done du baton ccux qni faisaient mine de-
von'or lni tlspnter cettc jonissance ex,
elusive. La police dut sen meier pour
lui faire comprendre QUEEN fait de trot,
toirs administration communaIe mad,
mettalt pas seu|cments m"is qu'elle ext
geait lie C"ommnnisme. 90
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S.

Premier District Electoral. - EDWIN
WARREN Noise, electeur; Chs. Bienve-
nu, substitut.
Second District Electoral. - GENERAL
J. B. PLAucHE, electeur; I'm Dunbar,
substitut.
Troisaeme District Electoral. - TRAs1-
MONT LANDRY, electeur; fl. Scuddy,
substitut.
Quatr1eme District ElcctoraI-THos.
GREEN DAVIDSON. electeur; r. G. Wlck-
life, substitut.
Ci;nquieme District Electoral. - THos.
OvERToN MOORE, eIecteur; C. II. Mou-
ton, substitut.
-n Slrieme District Electoral.- r. w.
RICHARDSON, eIecteur; Henry Philips,
substitut.
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cement que lie plan propose par M. Eyma
etant mis- a execution, on n,arrive bien-
tot a effacer dn code de Get Etat, cette
penalit6 repoussante par ~laquelIe la So
ciett Ole la vie a DIES hommes JUICES cou-
pables.
La societe n'a-t-eIIe pas mile moyens
de METRE dams I,impossibilite de lui nui-
re, G de ses membres qu'elle croft
crimineIs. sans avoir recours au glalVe
or a Ia corde, sans Sc frapper e'le-meme
a I'esprit ct a Fame, par I6pouvante ct
rhorreur.
Nous traiterons plus tard cette impor-
tante question. En- attendant nous pu'
blions settlement l'appeI dc NJ. Eyma ::
PEINE CAPITALE.
Les %journaux de Get Etat, qni sont en-
favour de raboIition de la peinc dc mort.
sont respectueusemcnt prizes de fare
]connaftre Ieurs vues a regard du projct
qui suit
Toutes les pcrsonnes Qui desirent Ia
bolition de la peine capitaIe en- Louisiana
formeraicnt une association. lie point
central de cette association serait a Ia
Nouvellle- Orleans, ct chaqne parolsse dc
rEtat aurait son bureau ou comlte qui
correspondent avec ceIui de Ia vile.
La politique serait strictement cSclne de
ces reunions don't l'unique but scralt de
contribucr a fare disparaitre la pe'ne
capitaIe de nos %statuts. Chaque mems
bre de lassociation p~rendrait Iengage-
ment de contribuer, par tous les moycnS
Iegaux ct honorabIes en- son pouvolr, a
laboIition dc la peine de mort en- Louis
siane.
Les gazettes de la vile ct de Ia cam~
ene. aui sont favorables a &c projet, sont
respectueusement prices d'adresser an
soussigne une copie du journal renter
mant Ieurs vues sur Get important snjet.
l.. EYMA.
Nouvelle-O Orleans, lOjui|Iet 1852.
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ment ses regards inquiets du pere a la
file, ct M. Morizot, envoyant l'embar>
ras du secretaire, %souriait doucement
dams sa barbe ct lanGait au p|afond DE
PASSES bouffees de tabac d'Alsace.
Tout a coup, il s'ecria, sans autre pre-
ambule !: /
- Dis-moi, Louise, est-ce que tn YOU,
drais tie marier, mon enfant ? 9
LIE jeune file regarda lie capitainc avec
surprise. a
- Mon pere, dit-elle, 81 YOU lie jugez
c~onvenable... vous savcz bien que je
n'aurai jamais d'autre voIonte que la
votre.
= VOLTA ce qui s'appeIle repondre.
Tontefois, je serais au desespoir de for
Ger ton inclination, ma chere petite.
Que penserais,tu DUN mari de cette es-
pece-la ? p%oursuivit>il, en- frappant sur
i'epaule de Joseph Cornu.
- ii me sembIe, mon perez.
= Allons, parle sans Granite.
- Que monsieur Joseph serait un bon
mari... qui rendrait sa femme bien heu-
reuse.
On oui, mademoiseIle, s'ecria lie
qui Sc leva de sou siege, ct
courut Sc jeter u genoux de la jeune
file; ma vie tout eEtiere sera c~onsacree
a yotre bonheur. O mon Dieu !! ce nest
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la CIVILIsATlON EFT LIE CALENRorpc

la C~IvILEsATloN EFT LIE CALEMBorpo
81 lie pcrtcctionremcnt du luxembourg
est nm signe dn progress de la ciyiIisation'
comme Ia pretendu IN 6crivain moder.
ne. il fant aVoucr que TAIgtrie nest plus
%etrangerc a la civilization. Dernierement
un soIdat nouveIIement debaroue. of on.
r peu farlIiarise avec la carte tono-
graphique d'AIger, s'etait egare Ell sor.
tant DIM cabaret. La t6te m NON
echaufIee ct les jambes chancelantes. il
demandajt sa ronte pour retourner al
quarter. Passe III iuif qni, a i'aspect du
troupier, SQUIRT maIicieusemcnt dans sa
b arhe. CeIni-ci Sc dresse avec une ma
jeste d%ivrogne. ct interpeI|ant dun air
i'ritt I'isratIite Sais-tu qui je suis lui
dcmanda-t-il. - Oui, je lie sails. repohd
lc Juif ell bon f~rancais, tout en- paIissan,
nn pe".-Eh bicn, qu'est-cc que je suisg
- III su1s unc mHuvaisc route : VOLTA &c
que tn suis.-Le soldat ebahi So fiotte
les yenx.-Un indigene qui calambour-
CINE !s'ecrie-t-il, ct moi qui me croyais
parni des *anyagas!
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Nous publions avec plaisir l'appel que
fait a la population de la Louisiana, M.
L. Eyma, un des plus %distingues %juris-
copsuItes de la Nouvelle-O Orleans.
Get appel a pour objet r'abolition de
Ia peine de mort. Nous ne doutons null
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SMOKE BEND WOODWARD.

HALL A MILE ABOVE Al ttse> vlsLE
Night signal, a three colored light.
gzUF7HERE will be constantly on hand, a large
81 quantity of dry ASH and COTTON
WOOD. The landing is an excellent one for
boats of any class and is provided with good
posts, &c. The subscriber hopes that his efforts
to satisfy the captains and owners Of steamers GU
the Mississippi will deserve the patronage he
%solicits from them. @-E #3
Checker. swill find very strong posts above the
woodward. IL LEON ]. FREMAUX.
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OF A partir de ce jour, lie Pionnier

H- A partir de ce jour, lie Piionnier
receyra chaque semaine une correspon-
dance de la Nouvelle-O Orleans.
tGette correspondence sera due a la
plXSe de M. Cuvellier, lie secretaire de
cekAioneer's Club qui %reorganise la de-,
msSNd4 atie dams Ia m%etropoIe.
nom de M. CuvelIier occupe dtja
da23a presse une place trop d~istinguee
POI gull ait besoin de nos eloges. -
CeSx de nos lecteurs de la campagne qui
ne lie connaissent pas encore, lie jugeront
bientot a l'euyre, ct tous, les democrates
particulierement, seront enchantes de
leur nouvelle connaissance.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-07-18

NJ. Morizot, Sc ievant a son tour ct pre-.
nant l'orcilIe de Joseph Cornu. qu'if Sc
coua rudement. Fais.moi lie plalslr De
garder ces discours-Iapour On Pea plus
tard... AVoyons, a quand Ia noce 49,
- lie plus tot possible, capitaine.
On ne te parIe pas a toll. Repond''
Louise. @5#i& 81
- Qnand il vous p!aira, mon pere.
Va, tn es une bonnie file, dit M.
Morizot en- r%embrassant vec tendresse.
Brosse mon habit ct decous les rnbans do
chapeau de ton fatur, a nous a)lons
partir. aq45 al Q gNi Jgfof
- Faudra-t-il vous attaeher votre
croix, mon pere Z So ED ss1esd q
~ Certainement, dit Joseph si
g4- De quot tie meles.tu :? 49aa9agTao
~ E~coutezidonc, a present que je suls
de la families. 'ai4 voix deliberatlve.
3a- C'est clair, etje dois obeir. DIT Ne
Morizot, en- ouvrant On petit cofffet oel
nacre place, sur IN cheminee.H
Il en- tira une acroix de la Legion
d'Honneur, ct. dit. en- la montrant q Loai'
Sc ct a ION p%retendu
- VOLTA lie seuI heritage que je soas
laisserai, mes enfans. Ma pension nest
pas Iourde /: nous | a mangeons Presq''e
tout entiere, @ yous saves qu'elle sete'h'
ayec moi.
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ANNONCES.
SNRTAAATS 81
PRIs PAR LIE MoYEN Du ~
D A G. U E r r Z o T YPE,
p. G.. PETGNOT. '" H"

Annonce resFeetueusemcnt All public
Quill a prepare unc sale a la Maison
d'Ecole de Paincourtviite - Oh il e.t
pref a prendre des portraits, par IN
temps convert aussi bien que par I'M
temps clair. 81
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CHANTIER
DE L'ANSE La BOUCANE

DE L'ANsE LA BOUCANE
UNDEMI MILE AUnEss IS DE DONALDSON.
Faaol %tournant, a trois couleurs., i3at.
On trouvera c~onstamment dams ce
Chantier une grande ~quantite de bois
de irene ct de c%otonnier. L.'atterage est
res ~convenabIe, meme pour les batraux,
de premiere classe ct des poteaux so.
tides y sont plantes. '2'
lie soussigne cspere que les efforts
quill fcra pour satissaire les capitaines
ct les pr~orrietai1es de bateanx a vapeur,
Iui vaudront lie patronage gull soll.
cite. f REP - 5S. -HCfso 70 zi#9
Les checkers t%rouveront anssi des pG
teanx solides un peu plus haut que 10
Chantier.naH f*aa 41 s5 9 a5
ao Il) st'oa LEON J. FREMAUA'
40 Attorneys and Counsellors at law.
FRESH TEAS!!
TUST received, a general assortment Of the
~ New- Tork. Canton Tea Company's cele.,
brated TEAS, and for sale by
Z ANDREW GTNGRY.
saf al sfsi3l4 Agent for the Company
sDonaldsonviile La. Sent Ia 1850.
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uN AyARE.-On Went de proceder a
Ia vente mortnaire des ohjets composant
Ia garde-robe ct lie mobiIier du sieur jean
Laurent Caudron. Cette vcnte ne pro
duira peut-6tre pas cinquante francs, ct
l'on salt que Get homme a laisse plus de
cent mile francs a ses heritiers. Cahdron
etait proprietaire de plnsieurs maisons a
BruxeIlcs. &c qui ne Pempechait pas
d'etre yatu invariabIement dune blouse
en- haillons, serree autonr des reins avec
une corde, dun chapeau graissenx don't
nett pas you1u lie dernier des proIetaires
ct dc WEAK sabots raccommodes. Parmi
les o5jets deIais<es par lui on a dependant
trouve au fond dune MALE six chemises
neuves a Motto rongees par les soufis,
ce qui s'expliqne par ce fat, que Cau-
dron ne consentait jamais a EN- prendre
une que lorsque ceI'e quill portrait, mile
fois deja raccommodee. devenait dun
usage tont-a-fait impossible.
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4

49, Dams la journ6e du 7 JUN, un vio-
lent orage ii ecIate SUI Montpelier ct
sur toute la partie du Bas Langnedoc
qui cntoure cette vile. Durant pres de
~vingt-qnatre heurcs, les ecIairs ont etc
continues ct le tonnerre a gronde. pen
dant quill tombait % p,nie torrenticile,
tranformant les rues ct les chemins en-
ruisseaux, les places ct les champs en-
petits laos. .aL
Les resultats dc Get orage non moins
extraordinaire par Sa durtc que par sa
violence, dit une ~lcttre, ont etc dtplora~
bles. Grossi subitemcnt, lie Lee a debor-
de sur SEES rives quill a ravag5es par la
rapidite inouIe de ses caux. eIevees en-
moins dune demi-heure d cinq metres
au-dessns de leur niveau ordinaire. Bien~
tot les arbrcs deracjnes ont fotte a sa
surface, mai6s a des meubIeS, a de spIan-
ches. a des t%onneanx. a dcs sacsde E,rine.
Un pareil debordement n'avait pas Ell
lieu depuis lie mois de novemhre 1910.
Les pertes sont Embarrassment tres
considerabIes. Tn grand etab issement
de bains Il etc enforcement detrnit. sanf
la maison d'habitation. Dams IN lanyard
de IentreP6t du port. qnatre cents sacs
de ftrine ont etc baIayes par lie torrent,
ainSi que GO a 50 lonneaux de wins.
Les dernieres nouvellcs de Montpel-
Iier sort desastreuses. Les eaux du Leg,
de la Mosson eft de lcurs aflnents, toutc
part Clite des exag6rations du moment,
ont ravage les canIpagnes du Bias Lam
gnedoc de telle sorte quill est peu de
proprittes foncieres qui %n'aient etc at
%tsintes, plus on moins g'avement par lie
henn. La riviere dc iivene. lie Valotte,
lie Vidourle, lie Carbon, lc Vistre. I'Tle>
rault, Gus les cours d'eau ont deborde.
d.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-20
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL

THE undersigned thankfully aekno Wedges the en-
il enlargement that has been afforded him in the
commencement OF his educational labors in this commu
nity and announces that the Second Term of his
School will commence the first Monday Of September,
in the building adjoining the Episcopal Church. Parents
enrustng their to his care may be assured they
shall receive at his hands all the benefit that extensive
experience Educator and enthusiastic devotion to
his profession impart- ORDER, complete and perfect
will be required in the school Room, Indispensable TO
the right discharge ofthe duties of the place SYSTEM in
study will be c.empied and inculcated impor-
tant aid intellectual progress and daily, actual and
visible will be demanded ofeyery scholar
the oay sufficient evidence Of faithful study. Atten-
ton will also be given to the cultivation of refined and
polished manners and specially - the formation ofgood
morals aud correct principles. All branches belonging
to thorough English education, together with the elias
Sizes will be taught, and being himself practical
countant the undersigned will pay particular attention to
penmanship, and will from time to time form classes in
book keeping.
He pledges himself to furnish superior article in
every department ofinstructon, and hopes to be sus
tanned bv the er minded citizens of the place in sup
plying acknowledged deficiency i'm this community.
TERMS PER QUARTER,
Elementary branches.... .................SJO w
Latin, Greek, Algebra, Geometry, &c, soo
either or all '
aug, JAMES GREENE;
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TELEGRAPH DISPATCH Els.
Reported for the Evansville Journal
THIRTY-SECON CONG K SS.
FIRST SSION.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Is.
RST Sc = $ 4 % n .


SENArE.--The bill granting lands to indi-
gent and Insane was received from the House
andreferred. The bill for ship canal at Saut
ST. Marie was passed.
up. Amendment for ship canal from the
Mississippi to the Gulf of Mexico being I'M
der consideration.
Mr. Cass said he was in favor of the bill
as it stood, and opposed to any additional
amendment, and tiat the bill as it stood was
a moderate one aud additional appropriations
to it would endanger its passage.
HoUsE.-Wheeling bridge case was taken
up Curtiss opposed, and Newton advocated
: its passage, Stewart, to test the sense of
the House moved previous question.
After some further remarks the morning
hour expired and House went into committee
offered, one that no midshipman should be
appointed to Naval Schools unless recon-
mended by member of Congress from the
district in which he resides. House then
adjourned.
BALTIMORE, Aug. Is.
Mail from New Orleans brings Galveston
dates to 9TH, the South Western American
speaking of the massacre of Capt. Marcy's
command says, we are informed Gen. Har-
ney received express from Major Sibley stat
ing, that they are in possession of informa-
ton, as Fort Graham to render it morally
certain that reports relative to Capt Marcye
utterly unfounded. Major Sibley notices in
his dispatches that, settlers in the neishbor-
hood of Fort Graham, have come in for pro-
lection, which he gave them, the difficulty
growing out of land tttles in Peters Colony,
had ripened into an open disorder, large mum
bers of citizens had proceeded to the Office
and taken possession of the Books and pa
pers, and warned the agent to leave the
Colony. The Washington Texas lone Star,
reports that President Fillmore, has author
lied Gov. Bell to call out 500 Rangers to
serve on the Frontier.
John Gregory, who was so horribly wound
ed Saturday, by Owen Shields, died to-day of
his wounds. Shields is on bail.
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Successors to L. :. Barber & Coz
MANUFACTURERS DEALERS AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
HATS. CAPS, AND FUR GOODS,
ASS Main street, LouisuiHe, Kentucky.
DEING to and former partners in one of the
oldest and most successful Hat Houses in the West
country take the liberty to notify the customers
Of the old firm and the public generally Of the fact, and
that continue the business the old stand under
usual advantages with large stock Of Fresh Goods
One of firm is in the East with .c;sh i'm hand"
purchase and manufacture of such kinds of goods
as cannot be got up here to advantage.
Our long experience and improved arrangements in
Manufacturing and Importing, and acquaintance
with the business and the and of the West
and South fully qualify at all times to supply Gus
with the very best of goods in line the
most f. vorable terms. For undoubted short pa
per will be always prepared 10 sell at the loreSt
Eastern prices.
The is well established that the style Of our
DRESS HATS is peculiarly adapted to the tastes and
wants of the South and West and of superior workman
ship and materal-we warrant them to excel all Others
We say to Merchants visiting city that FALL
STOCK FOR 1852 in extent and variety be excelled
in any market. and that resolved to maintain the
reputation heretofore acquired by the firm Of of p. ;.
Barber Co.. of selling the best and the cheapest goods
in the market POLLARD, PRATHER & SMITH.
Louisville July 30, ls52. augl0 lmd.l
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &C.
COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.

THE undersigned has this day opened in Lnck's new
i building First street, between Main and Locust
splendid stock of Family Groceries, of my own selection
from Eastern markets. which will sell at very low prices
for cash, or Produce OF all kinds.
shall keep constantly hand fresh supplies Of Butter,
Cheese Lard Poultry and other leading articles for the
table direct from the farmers, having made arrangements
DC supplied several tmesa week during the summer
with all kinds of Country Produce. All goods purchased
at Cooks will be delivered at the residence of customers
If desired have market wagon especially for that
purpose the refore solicit share of public patronage,
and will try merit 1t. Please call and examine my
stock. Ije30tfl I'll. COOK.
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HOUSE AND FURNITURE FOR SAIL
AT AUCTION.

NTR. FRANCIS BAUMBUsH, of the Indiana HOTEL on
vi Water street, Evansville, Ia. will sell the above
Hotel building together with his Furniture the 9Th
OF September next. The lease OF the building will
pre the 18th of September. Ample time will be af
forled.h purchaser to make arrangements to renew
the property extend the lease Several persons have
left baggage at this Hotel security for unpaid bills
which will also be sold if not redeemed previous to day
g of sale. ,ang6w4wSdltl. e
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NEW YORK CLOIHING STORE,

betUeea Main and Sycamore.
S. GUMBERTS, Wholesale -
NVss,ry>1@> and Retail Clothing Manufactu- INV
<s.szxs.x rer, has just received large as -
~ sortment of Superior Black Cas- ~
smere and various coors; also assortment OF Satt
nett Casinets and Tweeds also, Black silk and Satin
and other Vests and common Vests of all kinds In con
nectioh with his large stock of Clothing he will keep
fine assortment of Hats and Caps Carpet Bags and Trunks
also, fine assortment OF fine Linen Shirts and Crayas
ara various other articles.
He is prepared to sell Clothing wholesale and retail
much cheaper than any house i'm this city, and socits
continuance of the patronage so literally bestowed upon
him. Come and give ms a call.
am using in my establishment a Patent Serins
Machine which enables to make up cheaper than an,
other establishment which does not use them Th's VA
chine is working revolution i'm the Tailoring Business
have obtained the sole right sell patent rights of M
invention in Vanderburgh coGnty and ask from the trade
examination of this machine
mhI6 S. GUMBERTS.
u. 81 take measures for Clothing ofany kind, and
make to order in the best style.
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Paper Han .ings.

rTNHF subscriber would respectfully inform his cuso.
mers and the public generally, that he has hand
and constantly receiving the and patterns
OF PAPER HANGlNGS AND BORDERS, suitable for
Halls, Parlors, Dining and Chamber Rooms. OF rich
Gilt French white plain and figured papers, OF the best
pate and colors. Also complete assortment Of me
dunn and low priced Papers, Borders Curtain, Panel,
Marble, and Oak Papers, Center Pie .es and Ceiling Or
naments. The above goods have been selected from
the hest French and American manufacturers and will be
sold at the lowest prices, the Evansville Wall Paper
and Lamp Store Of JOHN G. DEVEREUX, Jr.
augl0 Main ST. between LIST aud cd
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FRESH ARRIVAL
Wall Paper. BOrders. Firescreens. &C..

A the Wall Paper and Lamp Store of JOHN G. DEV
n EREUX JR., Main street, between First and Second
The subscriber having just returned from the East and
brought large stock of Wall paper, Borders c is pre-
pared fill all orders either wholesale retail at the
lowest prices. Having complete assortment of Wall
paper every price and STYLE he is satisfied that he
please all those who will favor him with call. Thank
full for the patronage heretofore literally extended to-
wards him. he hopes to be favored with continuance Of
the same. JOHN C. DEVEREUX, JR.,
Remember the place-Main street, between First and
Second. jy2sI
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-20

TOHN C. DEVEREUX, JR., Wholesale and Retail
81 dealer in Wall Paper Fire Screens, Window Blinds
Teastcrs Wrapping and Roofing Paper, Lamps, PhoSgen
Cas- ETC., etc., Main street, between First and Secont
streets. aug lOlyl
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TIE EVANS REsTAURAT.

EVANS, of Evansville, has fitted up the large and CON-
II modous three story Brick, recently erected by Mr..
F. Lnck, First street the Sherwood mouse in the
most complete style, and is prepared to welcome
and accommodate his friends and the public generally.
The Bar will at all times be supplied with PURE liquors.
splendid Lunch VIII be set every day at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ with Turtl, Soup and all other aainable delcacies.
well known and sklful Cook has been engaged, and
gentlemen be accommodated at any hour with the
dishes and luxues Of the season. served up the best
Styl,.
quality hand-the best Of Cigars, &c. (jy17uJ
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-20
FRESH ARRIVAL oFDRY GOODS.

THE subscribers have just received 5e packages Of
fresh and desirable Goods, embracing Philip Allen
& Sons Dunnells, Manchester, Glabe Briggs Moshas
suck and English Merrmack madden colored Prints
AmoskIng and China Denms Jewett City, Mlloille Otis
Bascom and Pals Company Shifting Stripes; varou
styles of Joseph Ripka's fancy cotton cassimeres and
good assortment OF bcached shrtngs plaid linseys blu
sattineits red and yellow woolen and brown Canton
Fannels; blue and brown Drills; and first rate variety
of Tckngs Kentucky Jeans and heavy a. Sheet.
ings All Of which offer TO the trade reduced prices
part this lot Of Goods purchased by friends
in New York at the "Bg Sae" and we are selling them
low, because 10 so.
jyA MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON.