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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-26

between the East and West.
TTyHE UNION LINE OF STEAMERS. running in con-
- nection with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at
Wheeling,
Through tickets by this line to PhiIadelphia. Wash
ington City and Baltimore be procured from tho
Agents at Louisville Madison and Cincinnati or on
board the boats Having made permanent arrange
ments for cketing through, the travelling public will
patronize.this line.
The 'Union Line" being a chartered Company are
required by lawo under such regulationsas will in
sure comfort well safety the lives of passengers
II, This Is the only line running In connection with
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
H. TIhe Steamers OF this line entirely new and
Tue fastest safest aud superb vessels
ior The Western waters, and will leave follows
FOREST CITY, Capt. A. Murdoch, Sunday 3P.M NJ.
"a - a IL " haiE. Capt W. McClaid Monday p. M.
cA t raVnE. Capt WIN. Clark, Tuesday p. NJ.
A AIe ADAMS. Capt. w Norton Wednesday M.
MA, Sapt' Chas. v. Wells. Thursday p N,
FALLS CITY. Capt, Sam. Mason Friday p NJ.
IHoS- SWAMI, Capt. j. Mcclure, Saturday p NJ.
Fare from LouisSile TO Baltmore..... SIl 90
DO do do to Philadel9hia or Was lington I2 10
Do do do 20 New York................ IS % /.
DO do Cincinnati TO Baltimore. .-.......... 10 90
Do do do TO Philadelphia or Washington III 90
Passengers baggage transferred from steamboat to
Railroad aud from Railroad to Steamboat free from
charge. rs, q go = ! -
IFAn additional charge of only @ for state rooms
and meals is made from Louisville 70 Wheeling.
s. Moorhead, Agent.
Louisville. Ky.
IN. Hender on, agent at Evansville, ONCE ut Lewis
& trays wharf boat.
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@The negro population of this city il
said to be on the decrease.
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90 CASES PRINTS Of Globe, Durnals, Man.
III haitian, Phillip Allen, Merrimack, Manchester
Valley Fails and various other popular brands received
this day and for sale low IL not little lower than
"a sp So A'N'' JOHNSON & FRENCH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-26

IS SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. So
CHANKLIN& REILLY, Wholesale and Retail Deal
- ers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, have now in
store ard receiving directf the Eastern cities,
well selected stock Of Spring and Summer Goods, suit
able this market which they offer TO their customers
ami all others. very low rates. Inc following
prses part OF their stock
Black, blue and brown Cloths;
Black and fancy Cassimeres;
Tweeds, Cosmetics, Satn, Silk and Marseles Vest
ings;
Cottonales Denims. Brown and bleached Linen
Drills;
Brown aad beached Sheetings and Shirtings;
Forty inch pillow Cottons and Linens.
Calicoes. Lawns, Berages. Be:age de LANES aud
Popns;
Dotted and embroidered Swiss Muslins;
Black ard cold Alpacas;
Black ard cold silk Shawls;
White and cold Grape do;
Black gros de Rim Silks, Brocade;
Chameleon and plaid silks;
Hosiery, Gloves, Bonness. Ribbons, Parasols, and
Umbrellas;
Hats Caps Boots and Shoes;
Nindow papers and painted Shades.
ALSO-A full assortment Of Trimmings and N0tions
all Of which will sell at the lowest market prices
Call in aud examine for yourselves the corner of
Main and First streets, Evansville, Ind.
apsl SHANKLIN & REILLY.
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INTERVIEW BErwEEs SPRING AND HIS Son.
The Philadelphia Bulletin says that day
or two since, Arthur Spring, Jr., paid visit
10 his wretched father in his cell at Moya-
mensing prison. The son offered to shake
the hand of the father, and expressed desire
to be reconciled with him. The parent charg-
ed his offspring with having committed the
crime Of which he (the laiher) had been con-
victed. The boy urged the impossibihty Of
his having done it when every moment Of
Hrs was accounted for during the evening
upon which the murder was committed. The
elder Spring insisted doggedly uOon his limo
cencc, and upon the gull, of his son, and the
parties finally sepper ated without the slight
est manifestation of forgiveness or reconcile.
alton on the part of the wretched culprit.
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By the following extract from the New
York Tribune, it will be seen, that Col. VIM.
H. Rand, well known to many Of our citizens
has been appointed by Gov. Powell to re-
present the interests of Kentucky at tue
Worlds Fair to be held in the city. of New
York the ensuing SUMNER The object OF
this appointment is, that the citizens of Ken
lucky may be able to avail themselves of the
srvices-of suitable person to extend to
them, waile attending the exhibition, the aid
ana civilities due to strangers, and which will
be indispensable to their enjoyment and the
security of property they may have on exhi-
bition. We are informed by a gentleman in
this city, who is in frequent correspondence
with Col. Rand, that Gov. Powell will place
at his disposal the necessary means to en-
able him to extend the necessary courtesies
to guests IRON Kentucky in prompt and re-
spectacle manner. It must be apparent to
every one that the representatives Of states
will have to expend more or less money In
order to discharge their duties with credit to
themselves and the states they represent.
We make the suggestion for the benefit OF
hose gentlemen who have been appointed
by Gov. Wright. to represent indiana, that
they may not find themselves in New York
unprepared to perform their duties properly
and respectfully.
TIE CRYSTAL PALAcE.-Col. VIM. H
Rand, native OF Kentucky, now resident
Of this City, has rendered his services to Gov
Powell to represent the interests of Kentucky
at the approaching Exhibition Of the Indus
try of ali Nations, to be held in New York
by extending to citizens Of that state WHIT
may attend said exhibition all the aid ant
courtesies in his power.
The Governor has, at the request of seve
raj of the citizens of this state, authorized ant
requested Mr.. Rand to do so, and has for
warded to him and to the President of the
Exhibition, a certificate to that effect. BY
this arrangement, the citizens of that State
may avail themselves of the services OF Col
Rand, who is connected with large mer
camille establishment here, and thoroughly
acquainted with the management OF the bu
siness OF the Exhibition, &C., and he viii
spare no effort to serve those who may visit
the Fair.
Col. Rand has heretofore been honoret
with sn appointment from Gov. Powell al
AiIe-de-Camp to the Governor with the
rank Of Colonel, and will repay his obliga
tons to his native State, by his readiness 10
serve their people in the capacity of thei
"Aid" at the Great exhibition Of the indust
a.
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9TThe population of Japan is guessed to
be fifty millions.
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O 3. ALDIONDS-l0 Trails choice. just reed pc
y K ]. Ward for sale Lowby
Sc. GILBERT & CO.
ap2i Sycamore Water St.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
I'D go cases Mems and Boys superior Calf Kip ana
Goat Boots; Mems and Boys Calf Kip. Goat and Patent
Leather; bound and unbound Brogans; Patent Lcsmer
and velsit slippers; Ladies. Calf. Kip and Enamened
Booees; Kid Slippers and Ties; Enamelled and Lasting
Caters, which we offer very low 70 the trade:
apI9 MERRITT FIELD q co.
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TUST Received from New York-A large assert
d ment OF Bonnets and chldrens Haas, Of the lates
STYLES. and for sale very low by
ap22 WIN. LOWENTHALL Il 90.
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ERESH NOvELS:-Af full supply Of Miss Hentz's,
L Mrs. Grey's Mis-. Pickerng's. Balwer's Arthur's
James, Maryaus and Thackerays, including Gleasons
publications, and all late Novels; inst received by
ap26 RATHBONE & WHEELER
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VNyOODEN RAKES.-50 dozen In store and for
wv ssle cheap By Tap26l PRESTON BROS.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

WANTED.
- DWELLING HOUSE in some respectable
Ei part ofthe city, containing at least three bed
b:.sH4 rooms, parlor, dining room and Kitchen Fof
kz.ls2 such house will pay any reasonable rent.
nroCu G. G. KEATS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-26

NEW MUSIC..Answer to Old Folks a: Home;
In Crystal Walz;
New Years Waltz, &c &c. just received an
for sale by tap25l BLOOMINGTON & co.
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SPRING AND SUMMER HATS.
r HAVE nov on hand the most splendid assortment o
J. Spring and summer hats ever introduced into Ev
ansylle-embracingi in part y c following:
Black White, Nankin, PEARL soft Furs, latest styles
Misses BOYS and infants Hats Of al prices and des
crpdons;
Panama. Leghorn and Braid hats;
Ladies' summer riding hats. p. VAUT1ER,
ap22 First street, Cd door abo,e Main.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-26

DAGUERREOTYPES
THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the public
generally that he has resumed the above business
With which he mas long been familiarity acquainted, and
designs establishing permanent daguerrean gallery
ip Evansville In Fosters buildings corner Of Main and
First Streets where he hopes receive the frequsn
vlsie Oh ladies' aud gentlemen which II shall be his
earnest endeavor to mer and he expects be per.
manent, he depends more upon exhibitions OF his prof.
cieney and skill than noisy humbug Of words for
cess.
His reputation portrait panteris too well estab-
shed In Evansvi lie and else ~here need
her than that he will be happy to ACCOMMODATES any de-
string his services in that braLch Of art.
ap2o THOS. POlNDEXTER.
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WALL PAPER HANGINGS CHEAPER
THAN EVER
THE subscriber would most respectfully announce 10
i the citizens Of Evansville and vicinity. that he
just received lis eutre Spring stock, insisting Of the
and richest patterns, which for neatness OF sye
and beauty Of finish far surpasses anything la that line
before brought 10 Evansville. He wishes shose in
want OF the above articles to call and examine. feeling
confident that they will be pleased. ngayery large
stock he will offer every Involvement those who may
favor him with call. JOHN @. DEVEREUX.
ap32 Main st. between LIST aud 3D.
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JUST RECEIVED AND OPENING.

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wv ''a" ".'" "",gs'' o"" ''"'"s
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4. s,sssssso II ~ Asses)as oesss~'
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sbs wss ev1seed - lssve dissstly
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vvs having hsss Aillsd.
m dsssk ~ MsssAal naysss ssss
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FRiDAy NIGHT. April l. \
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lse,st,ussa
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0saWs 49, ~: sAWvsn. u - IN
Tauasys. Jk~euhvs. swl sissNisys; ksss
nss1aIe. esiiaSs. ~ Nheesys
Esctsvs Mil. 10; N's.9't]. L..--Ar
We1sssAavs ss.a sassriays leaves IN Mr~l
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tVssesvs ~. w.. 1l~-AWssrs m r
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NJ ~ 0saaays.
tts@ Ms'aAsN 10 0sav Arrive, IN tn
Ipovss ~ TusaeAys
dare ~ fssdays; arrives .en,- isvs
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Sur Frn>r Ar SrA-Loss Of Life
l.w io'k, March 2l.--'Ihs ship Golden
~. bouud from lnaton for Cslifornis,
" hcru stuck by lightning. and burned a
~ Fifteen persona J,~r'ah~d. The G"i.
N Gae was insured IN the Boston oi!icss
J, four hundred thousand dollars.
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Ma. Fi.Ln"aE's Vis,r Sourm The
eoubIican stxtss that NJ. Fillmore cannot
". for the South before the IL Of April.
N p.,havs rot then. ~ h. may he com
ll-.. to ahs"do" the tour altogether. in
pasrqseas~ VI the iilnsss Of Mrs. Fll.
bsss
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Traxsy.--1he Rsssisn sl,imatsn,. -
I,s-n.sd to the Sultan by Prince Nome.
n. hss NEE" rejected. snd the Sultan ~.
(s.s HE ap,aica'i'" 70 England and France
y ,sp,pstI The British fleet hiss bssn
|ds~d t'o" Malta to the Archipelago
As movement hss had the effect 10 de-
nv The French aud English iunds.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09

1homss d. Quincy has written an article
r li"egs Instructor. which 10 copied in
20. 100 oi l.m,l-s Living Age. Arguing
M the utter d-weciatio" Of gold 10 ne>r
y hand aud Inevitable. unI-as the solitary
mr. i~ realized that tie gold quar'iss may
bsn be- exhausted.
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GREGG l. KEY.

GREGG l. KEY.
AT THEIR OLE STAND Ov Tue CORNER
West side Of the psbl'e Square.
Ana now aecswfso
I'm 1A0o0Dp o9oo8 o. OooD-
Ewr offered il sAn .uarke''
'I>iIEy respectfully invite the attention Of
j their old ~useoeaess tn many red new
anes ~ they esa get,) and ,savera generally. 1"
their present ssnck which hiss been selected
with great care In the best aorthesa markets.
Their stock eo@P'i'e' . general aud hand.
.eme assortment os
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY 0OODs.
isrdrsre. Cssiery. lIsts. Booss, SAoss,
READY MADE CAOTH5N0.
1ya Ware. cAiss. Gisss. ssS Qsssssssrs,
Waa Ware. etc.
I, /. v.ual fss merchants In thsis adssstise.
mrr,. 10 make usAAy ess pesnsssss AID A"s1
n.t extraordinary inlseen<nts 70 their Gus
scs.e,s Relieving ihs ps~rse know oil q
~. ma 4 stuN 10 b. = Asmbse. " shsa
maize ma .usk p,cmises. AID AoA ''ss 10 f.lse
L1rs.eoea Dat this re do pecmi~s-that
Is iii s@ll ycs god so"ls and a. ssrh pe'ees
= xtll snshis YOU 10 purchase. and ~ " l'vs.
| ~ esllr,t eonasnusHes n ~ paasseaes -
Hsssslly ssssn1sd hs'ssoso's.
~ hasv On hand Tho lasxsss vastssy q
0rAesi bsehA saasio~esy. M ~ sssir'ss -
tetelne n ~ ssaAs ever cesssd N Aassee',
~ wssA test>s ~ asseatisa u ssssess ~
teoeheeA A
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AAnstuise rwaiasA N~asce.

r ETTEKS Of administration were granted
4 To the undersigned ~ the January term,
(lB5S.) Of the eovnty cou't pertaining to the
estates Of dsc~ss~a persons, held in aud for the
county II tlarsi .on, Texas, m the estate Of d.
X. Fisher, deceased. This il, therefore, Ia give
notice 10 oil psrsons having c!aisss against sa'd
essate 10 pv~ssnt them within the tIme pre-
srr,l,ed By Law. daily authenticated, and those
iudeh,sd 10 the Name 10 make lamsd,ats pay.
meat.
4. J. McCi.ARON. Adm.
JULIA q. FISHER. Adm'x.
April Q, 1859. n4O-Ot
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April 0, 1859.

- r. DIAL. PAss,eisn. Ssvxso~, s"d ~
d. as,~icisA having resumed the practice
Of his profession, "is~s~ h's services F" the
public Tie respectfully s"l'c'ss = share OF
psisonsss. and will make u bic constant ears
10 deserve II.
lie s,sy " found q HE rssiAs~ss vixen asl
engaged
April Q. 1859 Sm
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HROsT l. co,

r MANUFACTURERS and dealers In
Aooss. NAass, DrEsss. lfs's, Cops, &C..
Also, Ps~sms, l<xAern, ~ ss, ssd Wsr'es.
Hsts. No. ~ Magazine. between Canal and
Ceamoa ssa, N.w tkleanA Az No. 10
Dlsrtsewe strss,, Boston.
From ou, Houses at Nee York aad Dos'on.
We sss constantly rse~iving fresh supple, Of
the sko,s 0otds,
County T~al~vs an irvitsd to cali and e.
amine orr extensive stuck.
A~iiN INN. "
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h sss,ssps~ds~t u ~ New Yesa Her
4 ~ l0sh. ssys Os~sssl Pisrss gu
10 an sssy ti~ss. II ~ s~ly se's sP:. 'ae
vks Of Ne sssasbsss Of Corgssss my
70 resolved shssssslvss Int cs.s's'''ess ~ I,
Se.l ~ tAe patronage !" tssss 'svs'sl
~. aud avo~ opssly shss ~ p':s'as"'
- .,.k. he woN.iwssions - they dictate.
~ 1900 70 sseessd With Cssgrsss.
VI tkls ss,sngssssmt. NO ps'eon whs
h.,.,sr ~ live In Q disesiet whsrs tks
s,i,.s 10 opposed TO him. has any chance
|..eee.s-n be matter what hm other qusli
.,ious OF endorsements may bs.-DeIes.
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ArsrssA ASp SwirsxsLASS.-Switfer-
ND eo"tinue IN an sscited State. the
lsst,i.u Government, having rsfas~d to
pswer the note pressussd by The S~iss
Dnistes.
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HOUSE CARPENTER1Nls.

'I>HE undersigned having entered into co.
L partnership in the house carpen,ering
business, would respectfully inform the citl
srns Of Marshall and vicinity. that they ar.
prepared TO execute all ORDERS in their line. in
a speedy and worknanIikc manner. They are
prepared to take contracts Tor building or I'm.
ishing houses, making sash and doors to
order
Their shop il located ncar the sosth- west
corner Of the public square. They hope to
get share Of public Patronage.
r. J. LOuGiiERY,
}. &. ULA<kENSIlIP.
March 5. 1853 ~
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Th- celebrated Dr.. Res has arrived 1t
iTrrpocl. ~ wake preparations 10, his
ssria'd expedition in search "f Sir john
yrs' kin. s"d To i,ni.h the survey OF the
)oihsn c,as, If America. Dr., Kes vas
} leave es,ly i. March Tor TIE aos.hsr"
sx,ous, via New Yo,k.
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Masahali, March ~ 1854
DRlG $50 NJ.

'1>lIE undersigned having purchased the en-.
/ tire interest ~ Dr.. VIM. Evans in the
Drug bu-,nesa, will continue the asmc 81 The
old stand, where they viii. by close application
To their profession, endea,cv To mesi, u coai,n.
uanee II that liberal patronage their hoasc has
heretofore received.
MuUON AID 4 SANDERS.
February 4, 1864 n:fl ~
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irsruAl.A.--1hs accounts from Aua.
No state that the yield Of gold in Jsnus
sas is'ess tina" IN any Pssvioss month.
One hundred Thousand men we've en-.
bred in The vsri"ss digi"gs. aud were
.sxiog ten ouners pr week each This
certainly wonderful ssstsn's"s.--Eds. ]
Trade wss brisk and prices we'll sss.
|;ssd for oil articles excepting aosr.
Mia
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09
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Iisss roenises IN Tssas embrace the ms, de-
prsssn u 'hs state. and being we'll s.fspsed
es'sass " c"s's'n. sss ssp.dIy ar,sl,ne ~ti .
sea .:asssss~'s :,,Ps's'sn. They are sir-adyc
VI adding annually 10 ,i.- eomm-sre ~ NewO
:" The as''c's II ~s+ion nI"sse. e3MW t<n In II
y o. es*MeFy TN = 'Is,laimn II ~hr ma-tl
iS.lAO inhah'tanis The keyasbI.~sa s Io~at~d.
The Republican o<9.r. fine Inducements 10
sssfs. hHh q iss'~s smi abroad
List ~ ADvERTIsEMExfs
In or'ss I" give mo'- n'-r.s, to on, advertiser
nsa'a ~ lave concluded 10 rtve q isss u orr
ts~a~nW.
aAsRhALt AID HARRISON COUNT
., vs'cAanfe. -P~rc-. Taylor. 4 Curtis; W,
v,vom; " ,l.on. Org, 4 Key; n l~v,
W. ADAM tavslh; &. H. Wjit,su,s A
and Z. rhs'fori: ". n { ohh 4 Ca. poo a's,i.
shsEx,As Ncthn.li 4 >an.ies,; ! oans ~
"n Both isrfe establishments.
Mssse S~Aonis }. Summers Ntss A. J. 1u
NeAsois - Masonic Female Institute y.
Male Cniver.ry.
Sasa' --ioaas 4 Johneon Gr-ss 4 KEY.
PAys'c,~ss- Young 4 Johnson n " r.
". :" Alexander; H'f Dal; " A. Mosssn.
deuce eight miles N"rh II Nsr.haii.
Pes'~"sfs' II 'as~y A.ke~.
issvsrs n. A.ia"s r. A. Ps,i,lo e. A
as'; James ". Ma,'h,.: =. Mvnr~ Hyde
Hall tli~ari clark, & A.t-~; l. Z, W,sls
=. Ne'ars Psbl'e.-J. s blaiAck. ten m,l-s "
Marshall.
Lts'si. Planter Hotel" Uncle J,." pro,,s
l.srd,~x itcsse Mr. Sim-
PLOUGH Foundry W.s"a and Ca,r,ss. Msl,a1
C.a Nr'fAinx john Coleman
Carriage Making and RmAs~.fAiss -. BE-.
Tn Wsre--J Van ii-.k
lIs.ss torj~atrr,nx -bl,nk-u.h,p A. I.oushs
Tailoring III b-ndrt, u = Ih".np~,m
-At.S I"ssrasos omJany = D. Todd. A
Sn,,hlsht
L~<ser'.e. Gallery Mr. A,bnckle; North o
pubiiran Office
JeA~ I4a' ADVERTISE The Dian Cotton Se~dM'
4 N"'oo', Marshall. and al Port Caddo aud J
vile
". X. d Ward, adver,.-s one ,housand o,
Qu,lin- fos sale
MeIIo"a!d 4 Saai.,s tl,rri-. fisah f;srj.a
cutting aas-fsas-s lfrfN sugmwsy
T. Fraas, advertise. noise i'l if.-. -tsssfs IN hs
A. ID Dsrr,ss adv-r'scs sial isf peIIle
Wm. 4 Nafcs adv-f g.. 'eu ttir ot with impss
mr. is t.s sale
Sr~,son MCcv~ ad,-ri.es Marhail IIo,sl
rent,
Adm,a,sfrafsa Notices --s..,at- Of D. X Fish
noiic- tn d.btors ard CREDITORS
Me- Adtsrf~~>Hfs II ard Of Dr h = Dial r
f..is by Pierce, Taylor, aist tufris al.a. by W
Obj and TO. Port sddo I"un ard johnson b,
4 namt.,r VI nr~ Advertisements. Mr. ArhH,kl-
senee. issn-rr-'ayp,.l establishment John Ibe
f-ni and frst ard %. New dreams, advertis~ u
hn. ness. see their rarls