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ELECTION NOTICES.

&A- FIRST DISTRICT COURT present mysel
the Of the parish of Orleans JOHN c. LARUE. mh1
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PORT or NEW ORLKANs.
OFyIcE oP TBy DAiLy CRgsctsr,
Wednesday Morning, April 20, 1858 ]
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OFyIcE DAILY CREscrsr,
Wednesday Morning, April 20, 1858
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship America, Sawyer for Apsachieeia
Bit ship Apn Armstrong, Howard Liverpool Miuy
shp Prinsra de Catalina shss fr BarcsonA PUG
Brit BRIG Telegraph Yousg, for DemenrA Burgess
chr sens Wight for ApalaelO Greenwood MorIi 4eo
ser John caaer taihcart for York. RIM Harrison AGO
sehr star, Parker, Tor Corpus Ch'isi, Master
ARRIVED.
|shp ans Page land from Liverpool 9sh Feb 10 Whit
bey &eo--lzt district
wv p,s%os %s. e asy from so.la e...srsd a.
sehr Scranton, from Grand Gallon, nassrsd district
steamboats.
Chaa Bsleher Harrington, from 81 Louis
Swswp For, Marshall from Mndsn.
d White Trinidad, from A'chafalsya.
Jas Robb, Carroll, from 81 Louis.
0pbela salha, from Coast.
0rslonsas. Davis from Washington.
sydouin, Remer. from Grand River.
Crescent Young, from 81 Louis
Gipsey, Ure, from Baton n nge.
Emperor, Landry, from Bavou
st sivestr-, Gfonis from CoaAt
Belle Key, Key, from Louisville.
Alice, Miller, from Coast.
Hercules Pennegar the Passesowsd
l4th inst bark Breton Dea1Su inst, ship super
btot up ships oomoeo and Ruas Page, hr II Jeran'on
tBy Telegraph.l
Steamship Yacht from Santiago, consigned Harris Nor
igsn crossed tue Bar at 4 O'Clock last evening.
souTH-wEsr 49, April 10.
ship Arcadia Jordan Philadelphia, has arrived consigned
u IL Ashbridge a
Below-Coming Up.
Ship Harvest Queen bark John Gardnes and two ships unknown
MEMORANDA.
rB left Louis the 4th inst port
for New Orleans Lah Tuna Atlantic H. D.
ist. Nicholas.
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Ns- HENRY G. MILLER is candidate fol-
DISTRICT ATTORNEY of the Parish OF Orleans. mh2s
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NE- For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-We are au-
thoed the Of p H. oNE Attorney Counsel
candidates the OF DISTRICT ATTORNEY
parish Orleans either
other denomination which the Legislature call
To
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sqi5 c.msak, sques w..ts Pauche &co-i 6aEes "a
I'D ssrt5 oo acc sSG o ttS i 3 Dor.
(sss If do creevy-TOA cotton 8sq bales.
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gomety-l25 do InompAon3 do Morgan &o-16s
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}do DsBlanca bills do $50 SKIS riee etc, 10 order.
wAsNGToN Per bales cotton 70 order
2hG. usa PssS, Do n bSs es, DO Bsos
&co--Toal cotton s6 bales. "
ST LnUIS-Per Crescent: -four Tvicbe Az,
O9do Marsh Rai loo do ogs,by Ma,uIey2as Ma,
Nsnh1ok0 do Geddes-4t do 100 bales
yd5S do Hae2 do % els 245 bb
lead Eos lick &eo63 coils
o20 do Rogers &e2l do 81 tagging Wafer Cande,
hides seccomh Voothes-20 bbs alcoho seamanq6
IL Norton co?5 bgs DuhAns6
DuGysi btl and hams Woodruff order
EATON steamer Spy S h.a' Geo usuhs
Mich ob kso26 hhds
Kelly, Conyngham IF SIM
tagging els Ward order
BAYOU sARAPer steamer Emperor bales Oakley
iawknss DO Byrna Seoio hhd sugar Robsrsau &eea
flauche
&eo1l do ThOmpsoss do FelOwes
CoAsTPsr 81 svestre hhds sugar Tol.dano
XTAylor.
LouIsvILLEPer steamer Belle Key rope eddes-
Wright, Williams &co300 do 500 nda Seo-
do 10 coils 81 10 bales Irvine
eheee 1879 bb potatoes Eng-s4 do Mukn-ei
Pool Bro II Stone McAipn
fs0 Cowan by kers do
Twiehe hhds tobacco elo
Sdia Green aeols do Webb Rawus &eo-2s bills eggs
undres order.
CCAsT-Per Alice
4 80 do do Geo Urquehsrt
MiNDEN-Per steamer sydonia II bb mosses
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lB- P. M. Berlin, for the past fourteen
Deputy Clerk Of the late Probate and of the Second Dis
tct Cosrt candidate for the CLERkSP Of the said sECoN
DISTRICT COURT whichever Court the be changed
To- mhl2
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re- j. G. PoNDExTER, Superintendent Of
the English Delivery the City Office candidate for CLERK
TIE FIRST DISTRICT COURT. mhs teT
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~ For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-B. s. TAPPAN
: a candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY. mhlsts
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Ms- For CLERK OF FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
authorized SAMUEL c. RISK candidate
CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT whatever Court thu
same may be 10. els tie
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ny THOMAS G. POOLE is candidate fol-
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mbs
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FLATBOATS.
CONSIGNEES.

In First District
lNDlANAPer Kehleys boats 10000 los pork
30 barrels -four W o Benedict
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MH- For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-We are re.
ouesed by W. Roberts
a candidate DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS. fels
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ne Messrs Editors Please announe WIN
A. MOTT candidate for CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT. mhi4
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N2- JOHN ORCHARD is a candidate for CLERl
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT mb2s
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ne WILLIAM p. BEDLoCK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT, The may organized
IL. ul5
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NE~ Messrs. Editors: Please announce me as
candidate Or CLERK OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF Ew
ORLEANS. FRANCIS MOUNEY, mhs
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u.s. We are authorized to announce Colone
CHARLES A. LABUZAN ate of THRU
DISTRICT COURT Whatever Court the be changed
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~ The spserbsr would respectfully call attention Of
Plane Physif and Families his we'll
anprseg every arte his line Of al which
will b. found FRESH AND GtNUlNE During In
season, SODA WATER AND MEAD Of very quaI
vii be found at n ee shusn with all the popu Mineral Wsers
saeh CONGRESS BLUE LiCk, zurp.d
.sasoaate with PURE HuNEyi ESSENCE Pa PERMINT
.sOUIEY BfTTERS, THOMAS RANKIN.
apl d4wya Apothsary, Camp Poyras rs
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WRENCH AND SPANISH LANGUAGES

PROF NELSON teaches the St street.
His method pleasant successful Speaking
enty be levels difficulty his delighted
IA call The following valuable testimonials
Mons Nelson the teacher OF French with.
NOBLE BUTLER.
Prof Nelson please let know II will
ern languages at the kentucky Military Institute.
apis Col MORGAN, Joint Superintendent.
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Union Division o. g. of TAeetssyery FRIDAY EVEN
ING oelo H. The Temple Hail. No. s22 Ieho6pitouAs
The following the officers foT the THos r. Rkn
r. p H. CAasEN " A.; ~ MeQuALIrR R. s.; A EossswIs
a. X. ST. a BuRss, r. g.; Wx. WBIrsETI, C.
IOosDLR A. c.. HUGS GRAHAM l. A. .sICE
VISITING CoAsITTEE-Brothsr BaIcEnYER NewIevee
NICHOLAS LAMBERT; John CouLIER,
| treas va
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M9- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS candidate reelection
nhQ
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rs For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
CoGRT.-GEORGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, the present Minute
Clark the Fifth which
filed offers himself candidate for the
Office CLERKslP Of said whatever Court the
be changed to. felt I'd
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M0- JAMES A. HOPKINS is candidate fol
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
NH
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NEW ORLEANS AND CAR rgsJ -ssi551
RoLLToN RAILROAD ..E2PRESs+rts-z.z:-----s e
TEAMS In addition TO their
the following Express Trains stopping jackson
Station only
From Troi Circle 10 Carro'toa -.
We Elk Days-Express Train a p, VI.
nhd Express Trains at 2 81 Az 81 81, ~ p. NJ
From 6arrolitoH 7froh Circle -.
eek Days Express Train al 4:25 p, NJ.
sunday Express Trains at AZ 81 AZ 81, 81, ~ ~, w
Nj 800 ~ '@' ~
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Ms- For DISTRICT ATrORNEY.-HENRY
rAUL is a candidate for the shove named Office. ie
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II Ht"lt'O VI tIro 7 0I1I I1EEh uAhDkN, EE&3H
~ the Poctehartrain Railroad, the Frsnkin
Iiopt.l-Ihs unisr.gned informs hi. friends and pub
Pic general that he will the well
plce Of EASTER SUNDAY March H. 1883 Ate,
his here will be BALL and MUSICAL INTERRUPTS on EVERY
SUNDAY and MONDAY during he Every attention h
paid 10 Excellent Music aad Rsiieshnsns well
tests The underugrs1 viii
bssl aorao procure rsaos.l an agreeable
tf- ladies' accompanied BY gentlemen, free.
mh3 j. ORGRINJFR
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OF CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS, 1851
~ To UP TOWN Patrons hsveI
ened Branch Of CONFECTIONERY, under the FELL
LOWS HALL Of Camp and Lafayette streets placed ID
under The Of Messrs 7. MORRISON RULE
whose long experience in the business and uniform poensss of
have rendered them universally popular
Their Establishment
sutee those favorig them with ORDERS that they will promptly
and carefully attended
We that BY proper attention the quality of all kept
undertaking. least that
he public has 50 kindly bestowed OLD STAND
D. GOWANS a co.
p s. conneeed with CREAM SALOON FoRl
unsu1sed isr neaness and comfort the city,
~ Pieayuns and Delta please copy, apis IN
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A.! 4 Y |!a%A@

s.. w.. M. .-Conclave No. l will as
sem'e The second and fourth DAYS Of every month";
New Masonic Hal corner Of Camp and Commercial Place. at 81
ocoek Candidates will
~ TIE ORLEANS DECREE CONCLAYE will hold their
the frst THURSDAYS Of each
.eans IfeLl EDWIN JOHNSON, Scribe.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

II M9Slc SOCIETY will give GRAND coMPLr- M-a1%
{MkNTARY CONCERT their Organist Mr. THEOD La td6e
fHAcHE IN n. ODD FELIOws' HALL, FRIDAY ~
EVENING NEXT April ~ 1883 assseaby I'll ocEs
IRA Of thirty members.
The Programme Ia. eae embracing
Iof the choices, CIoRUsEs DUoS
|0PERATIC MUSIC.
The GRAND DEDICATION CANTATA will perfarnned with
II. OF.
r further particular programme, bretto
~ Tickets, Ona Doll each, al parts Room may
/ AIMED at the principal Mose Stores, and u
W. J. CLEMENTS, secretarv
By Ter Of be Board Of Managers. spIs ID
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MEMORANDA,

Below Coming UP.
Ship Iiarye Queen bark John ardues shin. unkr
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[ELULES PUBLIQUES DU SECUND Dis
sui lieu ans quill
LUND Ayr-Eeo Demoissles Bourgogue Eole
dies Gars na de la rue des Remparts.
|des Gareons de la meme
MERcRtDl 20 Avrl-Ecole des Demoiseles
Eeoe des Care de la Claiborne,
UDl, ~ Avr-Ecole des Demoe les de
de Grcons de la St. Phi pps. Eeo
bayou.
hENDREpi % Ayr-Ecoe supe,eure des Demoiseles
RemIans Ecoe Shperieure DIES Grcons St. Philippe
SAMEDl, 20 Avi-Exhbion Dsiribu Pr;
|cole su erisure Dies GsTcons, St Philppe
u Les tueurs ct public
Invi a
Pa do Ia Direction.
apis tap23 GEORGE Ii. BISSELI. SurntenLnnt.
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JEFFERSON AND LAKE--yzg

- PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILwAY-fSf 49,
FROM CARROLLTON TO LAKE POV1In1n1 RATN, IL conn,
ion with the Cairoton Railroad. ~ Fare TEN CENTS.
TRAINS. WEEK DAYS
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ieiissn division No. e. of T. sessysry wEDsESDA1
detected for the ending Sept 5S2 E. AorH w.
ID e BAItEr, W. A.; B. j. Wxsr R. ST. Prosper ARrHITE
a. S. J. DuRwAHD,F ST. w. c. WATKIas, T.; j. WooD,
4 C. JasfxR l. S. ions BEows o. s...vIsIT
aola street, B. j. WEsl IoydrA. street, " G. ATKINS
[kE IchnnntoalAa W..
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MONDAY MoRNING,::::::::MARCH i



A correspondent asks us why We have moth
ing to say about Mr.. Pierce's Inaugural
Well, there are several "reasous why" In
tn. first place printers in the West were very
late in securing correct copy of the address,
and havn't consequently had much time to
look it over. Secondly, there is nothing
whatsoever partizan about the document
1t suits Wings as wei as Democrats, with
but slightexception or twoin its features.
Thirdly, we have entirely too much corked
up Fcurth-of-Juyism in US, to object to such
message. 1t answers all the purposes OF
shooting crackers, popguns and bonfires' over
the present greatness of our country, and the
insignificance of all other powers. We
don't think the Address will be critic zed by
Wings, how little soever it may suit some
Democratic stomachs. If President Pierce
follows up his inaugural consistently, he will
be very passable president, and make all
the little boys in the country rememb er and
keep holy Fourth-of-July day.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-14

"THAT is Boy CAN TRUsr."-I once
visited public school. At recess, a little fell
low came up and spoke to the master; as he
turned to 90 down the platform, the master
said: That's boy can trust. He neuer
failed me-" followed him with my eye, and
looked at him when he took his seat after re-
cess. He had fine, open, manly face.
thought good deal about the masters re-
mark. What a character had that little boy
earned! He had already got, what would be
worth more to him than a fortune. 1t would
be passport INTO the best store in the city,
and what's better, into the confidence and
respect of the whole community.
wonder if the boys know how soon they
are rated by older people. Every boy in the
neighborhood is known. and opinions are
formed of him; he has character, either fa-
vorable or unfavorable. A boy of whom the
master can say. II can trust him, he neuer
failed me-" will never want employment
The fidelity, promptness, and industry which
he showed at school are in demand every
where, and arc priced everywhere. He who
is faithful in little will be also faithful in
much. fr
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- BAYOU LANDS.
ADMINISTR SALE.

DY order of the Court of Common Pleas, ofthe Coun
ID ~ of Vanderburgh the Administrator Of the es
tate of Willis N. Hawkins, deed: will on Saturday the
9th day Of April next between the hours OF IL o'clock
NJ and o'clock p NJ. at the Door of the Court House
in the CITY of Granville expose sale at public
tion to The highest bidder PARcEis, the following
described part of Fractional Sections. Nos. , ana
in Township No = South Of Range No. 10 West in
Marlborough County, to witt Beginning at the South
East corner of said section No. running thence North
along the East line OF said section 46 chains and 81
links thence Westby line parallel with the South line
of said Fraction the Bay Of Green River Island
thence along said Bayou to the line dividing Fracuonai
sections Nos and G. in said Township. thence along
said line place of beginning containing 366 acres
or Whereabouts.
Said lands will be sold upon the following terms:
One fourth of the purchase money 10 be paid the
day of sale fourth in o. fourth in 12 and one
fourth in 10 months from the day OF SALE PURCHASERS
giving their notes with approved security.
survey and plan of said land and subdivision to be
at my Office. JNo. CHANDLER,
marI,-4 Administrator.
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A BRIEF LITANY.

From all bores, balk-biters, inquistiv |
people, tell-tales, AMI hollow-hearted evi
doors, deliver US.
From long winded, prosy essays, haran-
CUES and hail storms, from high winds of ad
versity and rich relations, deliver US.
From whimsical wiz IS, pet dogs and fash
ionable daughters and 500 shawls, deliver
US. tsaCt
From other peoples babies and their mint
sticks, from harangues about smart children
deliver US. 44
From rheumatism and lumbago, quack
doctors pills and rotations deliver US.
From smoky chimniys, scolding wives and
wash days, deliver US.
From amateur poets and love sonnets, dan.
cling masters and fish hooks, deliver US.
From politics in religion and religion in
politics, deliver US.
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EyansvtsIe Journal.

This paper comes to us in a fine dress and
decidedly the largest, neatest and best paper
on our exchange list. 1t is an excellent bus
mess sheet, rejecting daily the growing com
merce of that place; and an advocate of Wing
principles, of which our party may every
where be proud. We are happy to notice
the prosperity OF its publishers, and to con-
graduate them on the improved appearance
of the paper. May its increase in patron
age, equal its merits. Olney (IH) Banner.
We kindly thank our friend of the Banner
for his favorable opinion. But he is mistaken
in thinking the Journal has come out in
new dress lately. The fact is, we have been
up stairs, rolled up our sleeves, and pitched
into the type doizs about right. The con-
sequence is, others have taken their cue,
every one d es his duty, and the Daily, Tri
Weekly and Weekly. papers, come out "shin-
ing like a new pin.'' Editorial and financial
affairs have heretofore compelled US to leave
the typographical department almost entire
ly in the charge of others, aud often under
the care of reckless or incompetent printers.
But from this time, unless we have an excel
lent printer to take those duties in great parl
from our shoulders, types and presses shall
claim a prominent portion of our a:ten
tion..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-14

ANNoTHER ATTACK ON THE SoUrH.-Mr.
Fuller, in his last letter to the New York
Mirror dated at New Orleans. says that sat
the risk of being charged with a lack of gal
lantry, shall venture to state, that the
Southern ladies paint like Jezables. Browns,
cheeks, lips and necks bear palpable marks
of chalk and sphinx saucers." To an unso-
phisticated taste, this giving the lie to nature
is simply disgusting; and, in married wo-
man, should be made. by statute, sufficient
ground for divorce. | say it boldly, as
intend to leave this evening""
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-14

REAL ESTATE SALE.-A purchase was
made last week on first street opposite
Commercial Row, by Henry Morgan, Esq
which shows rapid advance in Real Estate
within a short time.r Three lots were in
cluded in this purchase at Slo5 per foot, on
which we are informed Mr.. M. designs erect
ing two mammoth stores Immediately. A
part of the same property changed hands
but few weeks since at about Ss5 per foot,
but for so desirable location, the latter
price is not high ssa
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Rule. for the Tourney Of Life.

huleS IOr the tourney Oh Lilo.
The following rules. from the papers Of
DR.. West, according to his memorandum, are
thrown together Is general way marks in the
journey of life:
Never ridicule sacred things, or what 9TH
ers may esteem as such, however absurd
they may appear to you.
Never show levity when people are en-
gagged at worship
Never to resent a supposed injury till you
know the views and motive of the author of
it. On no occasion to relate it.
Always to take the part of an absent per-
son, who is censured in company, So far as
truth and propriety will allow.
Never to think worse Of another on ac-
count as his differing from me in political
and religious subjects. Not to dispute with
man who is more than seventy years of
age, nor with woman, nor any enthusiast i.
Not to affect to be witty, or to Jest SO as
to wound the feelings of another. g
To say as little as possible Of myself and
of those who are near me. see Ai.Ie -
To aim at cheerfulness without levity.
Never TO court the favor of the rich BY
dattering either their va. tiles or their VIZ
ces. -. 77s9
Frequently to review my conduct and not
my feelings. ~
. Pride is as bad a beggar as want, and a
great deal more saucy.
Pride breakfasted with plenty, dined with
poverty and supped with infamy. f.ffF
Fancy yoints pleasure at a distance, with
beautiful colors! but possession often takes
away their beauty. -r,4tf r8r g.e flErfr
The tear of repentance brings its own re-
lief. @ 8efai =
What is worth doing at all, is worth doing
we'll. .--. 49,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-14

BALTIMORE MoRALs.-A correspondent ei
the Washington Republic, writing from the
Monumental city, under date of the 9th inst
gives the following: ssrfrs,i .s--rr
On Saturday night Thomas Conner, quite
a youth, being only nineteen years of aye
was convicted Of murder in the first degree
for killing Captain Hutchinson; and two
more boys are now being tried for similar CT
fences. : One is William Gault, nineteen
years Of age, for shooting Charles Rasch;
and the other Columbus Winkleman, only IF
teen years old, for shooting boy of his own
age, named Charles Henry Miller. These
murders were all committed without the least
provocation, and apparently more for amuse.
ment than through any malice aforethought.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-14

GA Washington correspondent of the
Madisonian says, Gen. Lane can be appoint
ed Governor eff Oregon again, if he so DESIRE
Gen. Lane does not desire that position
He evidently prefers his chances TOR being
delegate again, much preferable position.
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AN aIrrMu FOR THE GIRLs.-Girls q

Ax"IrEM" FOR THE GIRLs.-Girls do you
want to get married! and do you want good
husbands! II so don't take pride in say.ag
you never did housework-never cooked a
pair of chickens-never made a beG-and so
on. Don't turn up your pretty noses at hon
est industry, never tell your friends you are
not obliged to work; and another thing, when
you go shopping. never take your mother
with you to "cARRY THE BUNDLE.
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N. York Mar To-

The ship Bauchee arrived at Baltim, re to-
day from Rio, with 10000 bags coffee. She
had on board the Rev. Jacob Rambo, Episco-
pal minister from Africa, and the Rev. DIR.
Aldey, of the Philadelphia conference.
The Norfolk schooner, Rachael Brown.
was captured on the coast Of Africa, by the
sloop of war Germantown, as a slave trader.
and was left in charge of Lieutenant Sin.
clair.
The Bauchee reports the health of the
squadron good.