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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-07
DIssoLUTION OF PARTNERsu

QI990EUTION OF EPARTNERSBIP H.
TNhE parnership heretofore existing between Horn.
L. brooke Burtis ID this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All persons Indebted to the firm will please CONT
forward and make ediats paypsnt and those havna
claims against will pease hand Them In and they shall
be paid soon coect Either of the party i,
authorized TO the of the rp for the purpose Of
settlement. PHILIP HORNBkOOK 2
mh93-R 3 Nsf1iH9 ,.hfJOHE BURTIS. .siasf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-07
SAEES.

IUST reed an assortmentef Rich Il Co.'S Improved
81 Patent Safes, which will sell at New York
-f'I'- fi 7'IHti tt-'fe ALLIS & HOWES,g
3.sa SIS aaifg Sole Agents for Southern Indiana
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-07

AO DOZ Chest, Cupboard, TIL Drawer and ward
e)UO iobeiocks just received and Cor - q BY 49,
q mhsl sf1eslas. .-.- .-.-- e. .GkffIIH
yT1OTATQ UNIONS. lust received, and for sale %
t bu. oil Potato Unions at - - 20 ~ 81
! msrrSr els ,igliIcOOKs FAMILY GROCERY.
IDKINTS l3 cases of Philips. Allen Son hiopv
and Dunnels best Prints, Just reed for sale "
: marlS MORGAN, KEEN & RkB6Tols q
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-07

DI5SoLUTTON OF PARTNERSHIP.
TNHE Partnership heretofore existing Hershl
berger and Brothef, isths day dissolved by
consent. alu 3 d z rJAMES A. hEkSHBkRGER.
anhl6 sa1 JOSEPH N. HERSHBEkGER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-07
II NoTrcE nxrRAuaDINARY.

VXJE are now selsg fresh Jaltimore Oystsn at 81
{.bs ''s pA''' ana - -''' ALLIs & HowEs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-07
.ol BIsCH q HEINECKEN.
wHoLEsALE DEALERs IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS

CIGARS, FRENCH CALF-sKINs, dc. 9
wHsxrEs-Oid Monongahela Old Rye, Old Bourbon
.as Irish, Scotch, Rectded and Raw
MESSRS. .BiScH * HEINEcKEN purchased the ex
1vl tensive stock Of Liquors and Wines Cigars etc.
of Messrs- Whitman & Zahn about the middle OF No
vember last and having made large additions thereto
will carry the business at the old stand on Sycamo
ktfect near Water Messrs B. & H. will attend strictly
their business in person. else having authority
TO do business for in connection with their house.
tanQ7 N ~. - ~. .-4 - fHr fl-t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-07

IN Co-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.
MIR. GEO. FOSTSRisa member of our firm from ant
after this date under the name and sly le Of Foster
& Brown. Z tootl-611 11sis i. POSTER Il BROWN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-07
AMERICAN UNION
LIFE INSURANC COMPA NY
Capital s1OO.OOO.

INCORPORATED THE LEorsLAruRE OF Ono.
Charter Perpetual n.i
OFFICE No. IA, EAST FOURTH ST. CIscSNATr.
VNHIS COMPANY issues Policies the following rates
i for si.OOo AMI in proportion for larger mount.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-07
All ON, MT. CARMEL AND NEW Az
49,. tas BANY RAIL ROSp. - asaf, q,

NYOTICE Is hereby given tnAt tnere DO bVnoS
~ Tins counany In fhe Books OF this
Company will testify that bonds have ever been H.
sued or authorized. :.
of fhs COMPANY was sold bv the Shenf under
ii n, Issuing from t.e Circuit Court of1dwards Coun-
JIIs and was by purchasers h SHERIFF. SALE
or by their assgnccs surrendered 10 th present Board
Of directors s9h Janpery. e53. al cert fesfss Of
bearing date Prerfess to that time are ssrtsss
IL having been reported that Bonds and certdc tee
ofstock Of this Company. have been offered for sale OF
pledge by parties formerly connected with this Compar
lie on their guard. u lftz-in Itt er'fs-
= 49, 7 B. THOMPSON, President
or A. Mt, e. and N. X. RICO.
SAMUEL THOMSON NJ. D.. Secretary 10 Board.
mar10u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-07

% BOXES GOOD CHEESE, Just received and TO
e@ LAW. REILLY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-07
77 P. BUCKINGHAM & CO.. '''lH
Produce, Commission d Exchange Merchants
PmLo BucKIxunAA. Toledo, Ohioi

a lPmLo BucxrsuHAH Toledo, Ohio, teos isa5f
A. BucUsoHAM, GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
y. H. BucKiSsh~M. New York. . tl ~ r14i
Advances made ON COnsj gh mepss %
Buekinghams a Guthrie. Buffalo; Buekihghams 4 Mo.
Caloh, New York; Kennedy & Foster. New Oreanss
"A. G. FarwelI q Co., Boston.
REFERENCES.-Preston& 4 Brother, and o'Riley q
Mitchell, Evansville. Ind. Advsncements made on con-
signments TO the above firms BY Preston & Bros.
febsdtN6In Z r4 ~. e. -.le, I'D ~ :
CS0ATlNG.a few cases Of Coating, Jeans and Sstti-
Nbets, such as superfne Gold mixed Tweedss waived
shaded do. Cadet Kentucky Jeans, Blue and Gold
Camblet do. Cadet waived Sattihets green drab corn
and brown coored do Plaid char geatie Cotton Cassi
mers Printed DrilIe. escorted low priced Twceds Ae
Just received per steamer. and for sale Dy
mari5 e -. MORGAN, KEEN * PRESTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-07

PAtCTNERSHIP NuTICE. a. ~
ID HWO0DARD has bought the Interest Of John Bur
Il It's, In the old firm Of Hombrook E Burtis. The
business will be continued the old stand on Wat
between Main and Sycamore under the syle Of Horn.
brook Woodland, where shall be pleased wait mp
on all eur friends. - .-.f. - p, HORNBROOK.
mh22-n = ''N r. H. .WO0DARD.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-07

JOHN J. CHANDLER. -, 80
Attorney az Law & steWl Estate Agent,
A $50 asent OF the "National Loan Fund Life Assur'
IA ance society Of London and New York" Capital,
1880 900. FOnice on Locust street, oppnsite the
Sherwood House. ilfF 1Hffti fni nov7
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-07

XNTE hase this day associated ourselves for the pur
W. pos. doing general Wholesale and Retail Gro
cery, Provision and Produce Business on sycamore st.,
prepared full and well selected stock, and will
sell rs w rates ncighbors. The produce Of the
country will taken cash. its market vHue, and in
the conduct Of business shall endeavos 70
ps sps4m 1 7 t''-'' y 's' GRAHAM 4 FARRELL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-07
BUSINESS CARDS.

a<-,ooK,s FAMILY GRoCERY-Keeps every thing
Y choice In Groceries and provisions, on First street
Between Main and Locust. novis
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Local Intelligence.


SUDDEN UEArh.-On saturday as mllEman
named John Vincent driving his milk cart along st
Andrew street Fourth District he suddenly attacked
with profuse bleeding from the lungs lie died in few
minutes The deceased had been afflicted with disease
OF the lungs for some time past.
CHAR1ry HospIrAt The statistics If this in.
stitntion duriDr The nast 1vaak ara az follow
Admissions ....... 22i
nisrharess 99T
Deaths 81
Patients rerneiniur .-..... .............. ST.
, ~ ~ > - -
-A'tibt.Nl' Inv t'eu poaS VI Hlun hdLheu
EiWrd tnnesan was found early on saturday morning
IN the triangle buildings Ihe Jury oil the Coroner re-
turned verdict that he came to his death from
sion Of the brain Deceased was native OF Ireland aged
about forty years
C0nL-Chales Nanderdoes and Louis Vaillen-
court were arrested on saturday for the robbery of
from Inc bant hook Of Homes Bitb 4 60 which bad mon
temporarily ad upou the counter Of the canal Rank The
the be k for closing which il being the end Of the vee
nrs, ,eca5sarily have asn very mech crowded ,noti
the affair abar,t o iarplent one n ba. come within o,r
knowledge for some time
Part Of the money sin checks the payment Of which
nTacoa If m nj. in v nnan p tSe o os
Of the accused yanerdoes Is an expoliee ofser Of ths
CITY
,,- &c. ,,,
tlb7r bielFi1' Nulf i-'-'edteH'eS "Ho ~
Nuss' t'G5hy eonnlcs9a Oh the
IVES on Saturday brought up for seneence before Judge
Larue Ns'
When asked whether he had anything to say why
tsnce should mol be pronounced against him he answered
that he had been convicted without proof and he wished
Conr Ind aiSaay oy|nlsd motion far nav tra ''e
The prisoner was then Sentenced to IMPRISONMENT In
the State peptentiarv NJ Ration Rougr at bs lobr fr
life.
oharle9 Cammeyer convicted OF larceny in stealing a
iIge luahty OF goiu Gust ~ means OF ise weights
oh s'n' ie'fneo S"holhiau WIS Drought up LOT SEN
tence
Nhen iherroCated as TO whether he had anything to
eaY why inc Court Snod mol proceed 10 sentence he an
Wei tnut ne naa no9hlhg more 70 s"y IMAM the Court
stttaay e" me witnesses against nm mad been bought
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In few brief years, this great modern science
May renoyote the earth and bid defiance
To rogues and rascals for beyond doubt,
The phrenologic test will find them out
And auacks in law in physic and theology,
Win be exposed aud cast down by phrenoogy
No longer then in legislative halls
VIII shouting orators burst forth in squalls
Aud while the nation suffers day by day
Talk loud and long for nothing hut their pay
The candidates for Congress then viii not
Asnow with headache visit every spot
Where vegetables q voter, and with bow and smile
Shake the old lady hand and kiss the child
Make promises he cares not to fulhli
To dig canals OF introduce bill
TO clear the bayou knock down every bridge,
Send steam cars laundering DER every ridge
'Twixt here and FOUNDER, raise the price Of cotton
Declare that BANKS and bankers are all rotten
Their charters broken q,to ra,raatos just,
And make these soulless corporations bite the dust.
The time comes when all things vile and base
Shall to the pure the good, the great give place
brighter day is dawning DER mankind,
And onward. onward is the march Of mind
some ten years hence Phrenologic court
May tell to each his own peculiar fort
And men ambitious of the tolls of State,
Must show by heads that nature make them great
In education'7 halls you then may see
The learned profound Professor of Phrenoogy
Not his the task to ranke or dispute,
But teach the young idea how to shoot
Or how to not in other words, he will
Suppress bad bumps raise good ones higher still
Shove the brain forward while the head is soft
And make the intellectual organs tower stoft
Have you q son you would Generalsee
Valiant courteous, generous, brave and free
Then our Professor raises eoncentrativeness,
Frmness eombatiyeness. and dimiuishes vitatiyenes
straightens his shoulders and when he has done,
Returns your boy a future Wellington
Young man you want wife. here again you see
The use and beauty Of Phrenology
Stand up for right of search and neyerwod
A girl who will not let you feel her head
II language be too large look out for thunder,
Adhesiyeuess too small my friend knock under
That snch will seldom be the case We know.
For women arc all angels, save few
But they are devils and it would be wise
To look before you leap-nor trust your eyes
Alone, for oftentimes without Phrenology they
by lovely features carried quite away
Aud the soft hand you love to press too soon
Shows the cats taons after honeymoon,
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Fancy Cashmere PanIs,
Spring GoOds-Spring Goods.


p & T. REILLY s co.
GS" rspecli, inform their and the pablo
rally that they opening their arat supply q
NEW SPR RING G 0 o U :
Of The ias STYLES and fashions The following the ats
Articles.
LIGHT ooLORFD SPRING PRINTS
SMALL FIGURED BRILIlANTINEs,
CoLoRED STRIPED BRGLLASTrNFs,
PERSIAN BRILLlANTiHES,
LIGHT AND DARK COLD JACoSETs,
LIGHT AND DARK COLD JAC0NEIa With hsais.
RICH PRINTED ORGANIZES,
RICH PRINTED ORGANDIEs, three and i've founsrs,
PLAIN AND PRINTED BAREsES,
PLAIN AND PRINTED BAREGEs with loaHsss,
BgEsuIENNES, ALL PATTERNS and CoIORs.
PAVAhETrA BROciIE, NEW ARTICLE.
SILK MUSLIN, LATEST STYLE
PLAIN INDIA CREPE,
FIGURED INDIA CREPE,
PLAID AND STRIPED SPRING SILK,
PRINTED LINEN CAMBRIA. NEW STYLE,
cFANsEABLE SILK MANTItIAs.
BLACK LACE MAN1lItAs,
BLACK LACE sCARFS,
BLACK LACE FONTS
BLACK LACE YElGS.
MouseuETAREs COLLARS ENGLISH FstBPDJDERN
MUSLIN COLLARS
YALENCtENNE COLLARS,
UNDERsLEEvEs or EVERY DISCRETION
JACuNFTs AND MUSLIN E,ia9oirEHtO BAtps
VERY RGCH EMBROIDERED CHEnisETTEs.
EMBROIDERED ROBES AND SKIRTS.
vALENCiENSE LACE,
AIENCoN LACE,
BKUssEILEs LACE,
MAIINE LACE,
PARAsolS OF new lt,lsa aud pstierfs,
FANS Of new styles uad pauctus
,,.. Also -.-.
complete Of LINES GOODS thai
name which , By sold with 'trr susanlp-
pur,ne's sind quality. q. d 2, REILLY co,
zap Canal and Royal
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amnsrmrnts Ehis rhrninn.

ST. CHARLES THEATRE comic opera entitled the CROWN
DIAMONDS, ard the farce YOUR LIFE S IN DANGER
ORLEANS grand opera acts entitled
MASANIELLo.
PLACIDES VARIETIES comedy the YOUNG COUPLE
the drama Of e Spoiled CHILD, aud lie farce ALARMING
SACRIFICE.
AMERICAN THEATRE. MAC NLLsTERs SoREE AYsTERG
Fuse
ARAlogY HAII....poNETTIs TROUPE OF ACTING GOATS
MONKEYS aul Dogs.
IYCEUM HALL. RICH and NUMEROUS DISCO WING VIEWS
COMMERCIAL HALL. WAN STArUARY.
DAN RlCFS IPPoDRoME Chat-s street, opposite io
DAN RiCEs MUSEUM No. l05 St. Charles street
.-g- See Advertisements Of third page
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Arrivals al the Principal I1otels.-Feb'y Is

ST CHARLES. B Riek ant lly Miss Kicks Msscr Kicks
IJwusand Fnd lady, Miss Aufry Pace Daatel DR. But4,
po~ns u no4 Mis- Brsn'i Il eregcr lady, Ars Bank
head, AK A1stn, La Mis- iaye Tenn; Dowel,
Eapt Ilunkyy, boyo Mo; l. AetoIlf W Slrup-
smrs, Abf0tts, NJ vOsals Geo Hsnnck, Bell,
Washington Stuliard L 5 y.
AREA CIR Wan Patterson Muudsy Woo'rlz
Wo.lriss. { AJku p iikis L Presley, Alex Me
coin, Hills + Game Eubauks Hen:h Kemp G
Graham feudlsroH. Closgh, Tea Isaac Morgan, W H
Nixon \ Holmes Ala A Raukiai Jones linda
W Bowen, ohiai W Owens, Ky.
CITY....T Davidson Warren, Foo Adams, D
Whtesihe Capt Thomas LADY, JBlge yucl,
smith, iI, Miss fenaeF Texas Sac ard, James
Rednan, Ark.
vERANDA Geo smith, n Y; Blend veuaber A Win
chester W MeClenirhr Miss; y Duultp W Lowry b
Frost c Smith, n A II Harrison, Ala.
Jeffrey Ohio McKinstry Vraser
Mise Warrington, o. MeCaadles, Mnehu,eei NJ Moore
Rs1l adv. NJ
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oBITuARx.-We announce, with sincere re-
greet, that yesterday at IL a. NJ, an editorial
contemporary departed this life Col. George
w. White is the gentleman to whom we refer.
In 1888 he was Lieutenant of the Montgomery
Guards; in 1890 he held the same position in
the Montgomery Grenadiers in 1912 he was a
Lieutenant in the Texas navy, under Com
Moore; in the opening of our war against Mexico.
he was Captain of company of Louisiana Y oil
unteers; in l848 he was Colonel of regiment
which went to Yucatan, to aid the civilized Of
that country against their savage opponents.
Subsequently he took part ia other movements
Of the same character-was editor of demo.
cratic campaign paper-and suddenly fell into
the decline which ended in his death. His
ffisnds, relatives and connections have our sin.
care sympathy in their loss.
We uhderstand that his ''last of EARTH will
% buried to-day, with military honors
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gHs~ T.. T.. Ct. :. o., IT,. O.. A. o.. T..
WAN regular MasohS reading siy Nworlsan hereby
aeray requested 10 attend funeral of beloved broher r.
d FARRIs hiryhii degree the Ancient and Accepted
Scotch Rite yesterday ~ A. NJ aged IS
ceremonies will take place the Hall Of Polar Star No.
street. ono. ~ between Espanade and History haTass
| O'Clock p.N lfebl5 Nj. MILLEuR, sUc'y.
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~" For ASSOCIATE JUICE OF THE SUPREME
CoU RT.-Judge A. NJ. BUCHANAN is candidate for tbe
olce OF ASSOCIATE JusrICE or THE SUPREME COURT
FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT, the election to he held
the Monday April The District composed the
Parishes Paquemes Orleans gt bank The yr
and that portion city Orleans be, Julia iaasI r.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-14

Gs- For ASSOCIATE JUICE OF THE SUPREME
authorised c. BEATTY Of the parish
INTERIOR candidate for the Office of ASSOCIATE JUS
rTcE OF THE SUPREME COURT FROM THE SECOND DIS.
rRInr fnI2 lAMn
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lgas~ For JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
We are to announce LIVINGSTON IA candidate for
office Of JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS el4 to
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f, gaas- For CHIEF JUSTICE OF LOUISIANA
CHRISTIAN RosEtus candidate the office Of CHIEF Jus
TICE OF LOUISIANA. janil tipi
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li3~ For JUDGE or THE THIRD DISTRICT Court,
RICHARD H. BARKER is candidate the u DGfsIP OF THE
THIRD DISTRICT COURT or NEW ORLEANS the Court which
may succeed under the Constitution. fe te
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Come Soon and Purchase
..,YOUR -,
HEAVY WINTER CLOTHIN G
AT LARGE REDUCTION IN PRICES.
ALFRED MUNROE & co,

AT LARGE REDUCTION IN PRICES
ALFRED MUNROE & CO,
"a Magazine street, of Grayier
ar Thousands persona delighted BARGAINS o'efs By
pssi week give the hope that shall nearly OF not
quits close ok HEAVY WINTER CLOTHING in tine to
mak4 room SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK We invite au
10 give us ,a consiier No TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS
and would be pleased TO any
Our stock WELL MADE, and folly warranted every respect Az
be hlted from she largest to tie msrest bos,
oyERCoATs Of all description
WALKING COATS o. ali kinds and caIsrs
BUSINESS COATS Of all kinds solors.
DRESS AND FROCK COATS, black anil sgi0fsi
CLOTH CLoAKs OF various qualities
TALMA AND KHABAN Cf,OAGs aftels=
PASTALooSs Of all kinds.
VESTS Q ali knia.
MAGNIFICENT BALI. VESTS
EMBROIDERED CLOTH VESTS.
FURNISHING GOODS.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
COTTON AND SILK UMBRELLAS.
CARPET BAGS AND TRUNKS.
YOUTHS, Boys AND GHILDREN'S CLOTHING
YOUTHS AND BOYS FRocKs poLKAs AND JACKETS.
YOUTHS PANrALOONs AND EsTS.
YOUTHS 0yERCOATS.
CfHLpRES'S CLOTH COATS.
CfgLDREN's JACKETS AND POLKA JACKETS.
CfILDRENs DRESS JAGKEfS--A beautiful article.
CHILDRES7S PANTALOONs.
BOYS SHIRTS, SOCKS AND DRAWERS.
" Owe PRICE ron GOOBS-No deviation ever B,hds.
80, This OPEN EVERY NIGHT ill eight aud SATURDAY
NIGHTS I'LL niue O'Clock. Not open Sundays.
ALFRED MUNROE & Co
rtrf 4 ,ip. & f...-E
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DcKrss' HOUSEHOLD WoHDs.-We have received the
sixteenth number n tho hfst american edition.
of this valuable publication 1t contains many nsruc-
tive and interesting articles. The Words should he an
inmate Of every household in the country The price is
only 50 30 year Address meErath & Lord L Spruce
street, Network.
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Ga5~ For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
CoURr-c authorised oafnolnec GusTAvus SCHMIDT as
candidate ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF TIE SUPREME COURT
FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT. VOX PuPUiI. .t9
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To the Members OF the Louisiana
Bar.

20 The undersigned has thu following works relating to the Laws Of
l'aa, which lie prepared sell CASH very great reue-
ton upon the prices formerly demanded
MARTINS REPORTS OF CASES ARGUED AND DETERMINED
IN THE SUPREME COURT Of THE TERRITORY OF OR
LEANS, AND N TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE
OF LOUISIANA By Francois Xavier Martin Judges
oil said Courts With reference subsequent the s.
Peme Coari to the Seventh Annual Reports references the
amendments Of the Constitution Statutes Code
oPae since these decisions rendered. by Thomal Gibss
Morgan Counsellor Law. New Edition. ,s52 original
twenty volumes comprised volumes without a56eyiston.
Price 81 per volume.
ROBNsONs REPORTS twelve volumes embracing the Eerons Of
the Supreme Court Of louisiana from October March, 1916
This valuable work offered by by the
set At much lower price than heretofore Soag need be said
in concentration Of work well known every Louisiana
Its possession Is indispensable continuity Of the
decisions Of the Supreme Court
GREiNERS LOUISIANA CODE or PRACTICE, new edition.
BENJAMIN sLIDELLs DIGEST enlarged. Digest Of ill the
Decisions OF the suPeme Court Of 10 the resu
volum" Of Louisiana Repofs.
pEsLlAS DIGEST. This benjamin x siiiell
Digest, and brought down the Of Rothsl
Reports
DESLIS GENERAL INDEX from lso9 10 s4s An alphaboy
1ngsd Table Of all the Cgs during allow mentioned
long period itei4 ?t?ptW T. b. STEEL, Camp street
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TEIEoRArHEp 10 TIE CRESCENT.
81 Aaorsf's ssutbsrn Etrs.
f,tesmars' Movements.

NEayosk, February L. 1927
The steamship Empire City sailed to-day for Neworleans
ria Havana.
The Britsh ms steamer was not in sight at 10 O'Clock
-. t-lt
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CouRT-ROBERr PREAuX Esq., viii be supported candidate
or the office Of ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT
FROM FIRST DISTRICT composed the parishes Of Plaque
that part the parish Of Orleans below Julia
street ianJi
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lzs- For CHIEF JUsTlCE.-We are authorized
to state that Ly request ieuis Judge THoS SLDELL
announced candidate lot Ae office of CHIEF
JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT approaching cleo
lion, iaali d
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eNieS eoussf The raeea yesterday al this conr1.
were about as serpsnns the road TO The track MIR
fon with GREY cftf woo the ir5t race, which was q
match for $50 side With Iojs hoaiss the nsmesake d
the fan danseuae being only beaten alter most desne
ra'e struggle MI Lef GOODNESS and skill as usual
brought BIN tothe stand winner The second race was
for pforFletora purse and won by Prar,s HiyJ
chasng bis opponents to the zcoro 10 the first tv5
heats, and then coming in himself AZ the tail of t 80
which he won handiiy The race between Cr f5,.f ana
L2a AorF is to be repeated Sunday over the Mes
RE Course to harness for 500 NJ which time We are in
formed the fair danseuse viii grace The track with be
presence to encourage her fsverite
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n0- FOR ASSOCIATE juno

lsy- For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
coURT-ws requested Jaise THOMAS H. KEN
NEDY as candidate election April neat 10y ASSOCIATE
JUDGE ~ 1HE SUPREME COURT FOR THE FIRST JUDICIAL
DISTRICT. lan-7 u
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FisE sTeeE-e would invite the attention Of these IN
want Of nne horses to the stock offered for sale by ~
iott who has just received sddton of twelve par If
hue animals both long and switch tails which be is offer
Ing at prices that will command ready sales The well
known treiting horse Hkadg purchased BY the Doctor
fom Mr. Hough of Buffalo also in bis stable and for
sale He has gone his mile in 24o and kind and gentle
N naFnsss Those about purchasing would do well to give