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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-11

~ An exchange says, hearse. contain
ing coffin, round which were seated four
countrymen, apparently in deep affection,
drove up to the gates OF Arras (France) from
the Lille-road, and the persons standing by
expressed their sympathy for the mourners
In moment, however, the scene changed
The Custom House officers, who it is prob
able, had received intimation Of the expected
funeral, had the coffin laid open, when in
stead of a corpse, it was found to contain con
traband goods, which the pretended mourn
ers were endeavoring to bring into France
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@The Enquirer yesterday, in an attack
on the Know Nothings, says they are nearly
all Wings. We should like to know how the
Enquirer knoaOs that Itappears to us that
such entire secrecy is kept by the Know
Nothings themselves, it is utterly impossible
to tell who are or who are not Know No.
things, and therefore impossible to tell their
politics. It is our belief that they are shalt
and half" They are certainly no offspring
of the Wing party, although possibly more
Wings than Democrats belong to them We
should not be bit surprised if our. neighbor
were a very JEALOUS Know Nothing, and his
ill-humored articles on the subject were in
tended to throw aside suspicion. The only
doubt we have on the subject is produced by
the belief, that we do not think he would IN.
der any circumstances be permitted to enter
the order.
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OF Sanders, of the Evansville Journal,
thinks Paducah 'has no natural advantages.
This is discovery for which he ought to get
out a double -and.twisted patent right. II
there is point between the Falls Of the
Ohio and the Gulf of Mexico for which ma
ture has done more than she has for Padu-
cab, we should like to learn where that poin.
isl Paducah. Jour.
Oh, no-we did not say that with that
meaning. We said in the compliment
tary notice of Paducah which the jour
nal copied as such, that Paducah had no nat
ural advantages to give her the superiority
OF Evansville. She has great natural advan-
tases' but not superior natural advantages to
EVansville-thafs the idea, Mr.. McCarty.-
Please set us right before our good friends al
Paducah, if any others have been misunder.
standing US in this fashion.
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CITY OF EVANSVILLE.
FRIDAY MORNING,:::::::::::::AUG. /


Our excellent friend of the Vincennes Ca
zette has at last thrown aside his i'll humor
on the subject of the Strait Line Railroad,
and writes nearly a column on the subject
with some considerable share of grace and
mildness. We congratulate him on this
favorable change, and think there will now
be no use of farther difference between US,
or at least of excited strife. Each can en-
terrain his own opinions on this subject, and
at the same time entertain respect for the
others opinions. Nearly all the article in
the last Gazette, is devoted to proving that
the Strait Line Railroad is a rival and very
injurious rival, of the f. g. C. Railroad. We
believe, and certainly do most fervently hope,
that these roads will not interfere in any in
furious manner with each others interests.
The E. & c. Railroad, like the other road
has no warmer friend than we are. We were
the earnest friend and warm advocate of the
enterprise before the road vas commenced.
Since then we have done all we could in our
public capacity for the road. Could we have
believed that this Strait Line Railroad
would prove serious injury to the other, We
should never have advocated it. But more
intelligent men on the subject of railroads
than ourselves, and deeply interested as
stockholders in the E. g. c. Railroad, and
who at the first glance thought as the Ga
zette does, the Strait Line Railroad would
prove an injury to the other, after a careful
and thorough examination changed their
minds, and took stock largely in the Strait
Line. We perfectly agree with them, and
even if we doubted our own judgment on
the subject, would have no hesitation in
adopting the opinions of these gentlemen
We believe it an old fogy idea, and think
time will demonstrate it as such. If the
largest stockholders in the E. g. G.. Railroad
do not regard the Strait Line as an injuriou:
rival, we do not think those not SO deeply
interested, like our friend of the Gazette
should worry themselves so much in fear
which are doubtless merely imaginary
The two other matters alluded to by thu
Gazette, will soon secure our attention. w
would at present merely remark, that Mr.
Carpenter has let large portion of his con
tract to sub-contractors for precisely tb
same price he obtained the contract, and i
willing to let other portions of the line t
any responsible citizens of Vincennes in tn
same manner-in other words, they have tn
privilege of taking the contract off hi
hands. This must be abundant evidenc
that he had no desire to "swindle" the roa
in taking this contract.
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FIRES AT INpIANAPoLIs.--Las Saturday
night at ii O'Clock the Maguire's stable a,
Indianapolis was burned down, and Gov.
Wright's stable partially destroyed. A few
hours afterward, a two story building on
Circle street, occupied by G.. d. Stats
painter, and Uy Julius Wilde, cabinet maker
was burned down. Judge Majors stable
was burned down next night They were
the work Of incendiories, doubtless boys
A boy was arrested on suspicion.
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rAt the May term of the Circuit Court,
held in Milwaukee, Abraham and Caroline
Malangro, brother and sister, were tried on
an indictment of incest, and both found gull
ty. 1t was proved that they had lived to-
gether as husband and wife, and that two
children had been born of this unnatura
union. The punishment for this crime is
imprisonment in the State prison, not more
than two years, nor less than six months
They were each sentenced to Is months.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY COSvENroN.-The
Democratic County Convention, called TO
nominate candidates for the county Offices,
was held at Dorman's yesterday. A great
many persons, including number of Wings,
went out from this place. The county Off
GERS to be elected at the October election
are Representative, Sheriff, Treasurer and
Coroner. .rs.t
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" The paragraph which appeared in the
Journal couple days since, stating water
melons are very unhealthy, was cut out for
comment, and did not express our opinions on
the watermelon question. We illustrate it
practically every day, that we don't believe
any such thing. 1t is almost the only article
with which persons in health may very safe
W cram themselves.
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TELEGRAPH Dispatches.

We kept our paper open last night for dis
patches, and the success of the enterprise
can be seen in a somewhat limited manner
by reference to the Geographic column. We
did not receive any Wednesdays Louisville
papers by mail last evening. We had hoped
TO be able to give large quantity of reports
of elections to-day.
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OCTOBER ELECTION.

A. ~ SANDERS. Esq.-You will please announce nv name
a. canddae for re- election to the Office SuEKF Of
dereuigh county, at the ensuing October election.
aug ~ .E.- a...Etla JOHN s. GAyITT.s
Fz- We are authorized the name of IRA A
fAikCiLD as for SHEirf OF Nanderburgh
AZ the ensuing october election subjs to the decision Of
the County Convention. a.' ey22 Il
Re- We authorized Asa Iglehart
dictate Tor 20 the Office oJudge Of the Court Of
mmon Pleas for the District composed of the counties of
evils =
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~The Prairie Civ saws: ait is stated i.

<The Prairie City says: ait is stated in
'ence of the failure of the corn crop
~. 50. Sof Clay county are selling off all
a. i've stock. We understand the
h..S. "mast" is the principal de.
pendence for hog '"''
sedsion."
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" The Burr Oak says, that LOCO, 900
bushels OF wheat will be raised in Dodge
county, Wisconsin, this year. 1t is also
certain that there are thousands of acres that
will yield from fifty to sixty bushels to the
acre.
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~ The Logan is aground at the Depot.
Her clever captain, ]. A. Robinson, is still
afloat. The river is SO very low that the
smallest boats can scarcely navigate it.
-,s ,.s. e..r fe Bo,ct. Green Stand.
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VI The Election at Louisville passed off
without single fight!
LArER--There was fight at one of the
polls.
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OF We understand that all kinds of stock
in some sections Of this county are actually
furnishing for want of water to drink. o.,
Bowting Green Standard.
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.
GLORIOrs SUMMER

WITH the bot sultry atmosphere rank
vegetation OF the lowands aud the marshes the deep valleys
OF the great rivers ofths and SOUTH wher aud die The
burning drinks the and decaying plant
give of and poisonous that if inflated
produce elbow Janndce arrangements of the stomach and
Bowels Darrheo or dsentery. Agie and Fever Bilious and
Typhus Under and
should BgUcE' INDIAN NEGETABLE
PAsAoEA Las power cleanse the bowels. purify the
blood and restore health See Advertisement another coll
nm of lis ma "a
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PERFECTLY DISAPPOINTED.

WE had until oflate considered the days for selling and Of
buying Patent Medicines and
Medicine the worlds fevered
give up Dr.. A l.. Adams Liver Basam
used and creating greater sensation than
other Compound before the public and should
case? 10 is positively producing
Medicine It'll ostensble that this Med-
good for what claims Warran,ee-and we are
learn of the first failure in
pledge ourselves that there humbug it.
testimonials in this paper.
nent u this Az
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o. Ofthe forty-nine. persons who died
with cholera in Tiffin, forty-six were foreign.
ers, and only three Americans.
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HARRlED.

0s Tuesday the sthinst by Rev VIM McCarer DR.. MARK
5. BLUNT. ofMt Vernon to Miss CAROLINE B. ABBOTT
Of Evansville. lad.
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AN Thursday August 10Th. 1854 at O'Clock p. NJ viii
sell at auction folio al Lots, VIA Lots 4
aud s. subdvision Oat Lot Lots 3 10 H. H.
49, 6 and L. in Listers subdivision OF cut Lot z all
Lands j. vandsrsarth County: W KS " Sss Il. T. g.
Ia n e. - Sec. ~ T. g. 10 W. Undivided 2-sS. f..
IAN E. IA see. "a 7. 6. r. 10. Undivided l-3 s. Ia
See "a r. 10 Undivided "a s. H. la of s 4. la. Sec.
% Ts r. H. Undivided u S. E. Id N r. Ia. Sec :.
4. Il. IL. Undivided n. f. IA. s. w IL Sec 4 l. d
II. IL. 81 $50 d. - .-..s . -.
TERMS OF sALE-oue- third cash. residue att and Il
evI3-ta SAM'L LISTER.
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JOY TO THE AFFLICTED:

INSTANT OF PAIN.AGAIN HAND.
6NHE greatest known family Medicine Coughs
Coles Sore Ihroais and Quinsey. Will Disrrhea
Cholera erous Cramps end Spasms in Fever and
Aga and never known to fail Daily aud hourly calls
this Medene preventive the above dis
wrtesI had rather my life With this than any
other Medicine One and all the remedy and satisfy your
seves Increased sales in Indiana tho
yeara greater increase than Medicine
before the public For sale by all the principal Druggists
the United States British America California and Oreson
/ WHOLESALE AGENTS:
yIERLING. Evansville Ind Of Eel-
Ter K Farnsley. -
ScRIEYEg & DEvoL. New Albany. Ind.
J. E c.. f. HARPER. Madison. Ind. 2 &c
ii. CLARK. Nincennes Ind -t.-eit
JmS PARK Cincinnati, Ohio-can he ohtain them
| AT manufacturer. prices ID. L. GREGORY 4 co
angIO-smw aEat Maumee City, Ohio.
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OFFICE OF THE Ev. ms. co.

hE stockholders of the Evansville Insurance Company
hereby notified that the annual election for nine Di
VII De held at the Office of the Company the 4th
next between the hours Of and O'Clock
aagi0-tt WV IT PACE Secretary
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

TO MERCHANTS.
A PRACTICAL Book Keeper will Post and arrange
Merchants Books make Balance Sheets in indivd
or company he will take charge Of sett Of
books In House in any branch Of business. APP
augli John G. DEvEREUX. Jr.
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i .s '1s' AAn'''' GEO GEO. Z fEo ISL co.
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REAL EsTATE FOR SALE. q.

INV Lot; Main street. between Filth and Sixth
n the other between S,h and seventh each containing
feet by f50 Lot in Lamasco 100 by I2 with Awe
Story Brick House. 50 by a. suitable for business purposes
private residence. s44 =. : -flr. .s-r
Titles ndsputable and liberal. For particulars
quire of RUDOLPH KEHR. Notary Public
ey If First N. 5. Johnson' Atty.
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HALL, DODDs & CO.'S
FIRE PROOF a >!

vF have on hand . supply
.tA-e FIRE PKoor Safes
whi,h we oneratiow figures.
For their superior suali-
ties. we refer to New FORK
and Virginia State Stock
Bank. Crescent City Bank.
{G. Copeland. Broker xnd
Banker. j. II. Aaghes j.
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"a The undersigned having purchased Of his late par
"a Chas w Mack. his entire interest in TIE Clotf
NJ ing Store OF Mack Lobenstine. very h-asv dis
" coant determined 70 rid Of the present stock 1t
reduaed prices maize
of Fall and Winter Clothing He thsrsfsre iagt his
friends and the public generally 70 all and examine hts Good
and prices lie has good stock of Clothing Gentemens
Furnishing Goods &C.. there in EvsRsvils, sno
place in the city which he will prove those cali hi
store under Pavilion Hotel. 40 rNtlL
eY2q-tf ANTHONY LOBENSTlSE.-
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WALL PAPER, BORDERS, FIRE sCREENs
80 WINDOW PAPER. &C. = -. 2.

NHE subscriber has received another and esRsve
u articles. which he would
respectfully call the attention Of all who wish to purchase arr
tcles in his line feeling fdent that he sell low
as kind His stock
assured he entire
Particular attention paid hanging with accuracy
and dispatch :
eyIs JOHN O. pEVEREuX Jr. Main bet. lss & "a.
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1--WE Yard and Stable the premises oecupied by Pet
Bnrk. the Sherwood House. is for reason
tis terms There is brick barn, with cemmodio
ward and we'll calculated Cor the Livery business Forpa
ticnlars enquire at this office or ut
sy2f-tf PIRE,S EXrHANGE
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NEW HAKDwARE sTOREI!!
CHARLES S. WE'LL

D
S now opening aud very extepeve Spring STOCK
and. as the Goods purchased direct from Shemeo
(Eng and American Manufacturers. he Is prepared 10
sell close figures any house in the West Mer-
chants and others will hDd tit their advantage 20 ex
anime his stock as Is quite large ren
and with entire reference 10 De wants OF
this market.
Thankful tn the merchants OF The interior and the ci-
zens f this cy for their already extended he
will -ndeayor TO merit fufure) their condolences and
Among stock may be found the foiiowlng'
loo doz WaIdron Grass. Grain and Brar Scythes.
| GO doz scythe snathes (assorted).
| so doz Hay and Manure FORKS. f
10 dog Grain Cradles
osoz Scythc Stones. re
Ina doz steel and iron Hoes.
* doz a mes'' g. Rowland's' Shovels & SpadeG
SO boxes s.Levereits,' 'Lippineolts and 'Collins">
Axes. --f
70 CASKS Trace and Log Chains. -
50 dog Wagon and Coach Hames.
so Platform, Counter and Tea Scales.
cases Mill and Gross cut Saws.
100 packages Pittsburgh Novelty Goods. C-r
30 doz Selves and Riddles
lOO gross Table Knives and Forks.
ESQ doz Pocket Knives Complete sariefy-)
a l.
Shears, Scissors Butcher Knives, Locks, Iatches,
Butts and Screws Brass Kettles, Sadirons Strap Hinges
Files, Chisels and Augers: Carpenters, and Coopers
Planes and Edge Tools, Wood Saws. Brushes (Horse,
Scrub Shoe and Whitewash Taeks shoe Nails, Patent
Brads Curry Combs Horse, Wool and Cotton Cards.
Wagon and Buggy Whips. Nc. &C., together with all
articles necessary, kept in a Hardware House.
CHAS. s. WELLS, Main street,
I'd door below Branch Bank,
mhI73md&w Evansville Ind.
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For Baltimore, Was II ing ton. Philadel
phia and new York.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROA ID

From Wheeling to Baltimore and connecting with the
Washington Branch X. r.. at the Junction, Qately
called the Relay House,) nine miles from Bal
tmere, and with the Phiiadephia. i'll s-f.
| mipgton and Baltimore r. X. to
Philadelphia ...r..s.
NHE great tnnnels upon The part of the line
l. fully completed, and the whole Dad is in fine
condition, presenting of the most pic aresQue and
romantic routes world The creates for the
comfort and safety of constantly exercised
no sa.er oad in the United States notwiihstandne the
reports and agents OF other
The new and splendid steamers of the Union Line
from Louisville, Madison and Cincinnati connect with
the road at Wheeling and through tickets from these
places to baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia &c.
may be had T. Morehead on the Levee at Louis
yille the boats ofthe Union Line only Lousvle
The steamer. leave the wharf at Louisville daily for
Wheeling where passengers and baggage are carefully
transferred ~ the
The express mail train leaves Wheeling daily athalf
past and arrive at Cumberland (20l miles) at
p. and allowing two hours there arrives in Balti
more C3so mes) day light morning in full ,ms
to connect with early Washington and Philadelphia
trains. making the passage through from Wheeling IN
less than twenty hours, including stoppaees.
Travellers will not fail TO observe that this is THl
well as one of the most pleasant routesto
Baggage checked to any the Eastern points
without charge. Passengers and baggage aretransfer
red to the for Washington at the Junction. and for
Philadelphia. at Ban wi bout extra charge. Trav
eiers are allowed ample time and opportunity at all
points to obtain theirmea 90 F-.r r.r.rs,-
Through tickets from Louisville to Baltimore. with
the privilege ofyng over any where on te route
to Washngto sll so; to Philadelphia S2 10 New York
S4 TO be had as above only 1he railroad fare alono
from Wheeling TO Baltimore is 81 50 to Philadelphia or
Washingt ton 50 50) go
While the water is low in the Ohio light draught, but
swift steamers will Keep up tie connection between
Cincinnati and Wheeling Passengers may also leave
river CINCINNATI and r.ach Wheeling by the way Of
railroad Columbus and Zanesvile and stages thence
to Wheeling. For this route passengers buy through
tickets in Cincinnati and leave there at or II O'Clock
A. NJ. daily. 'k .atss e e-t--.l. s..z...
TPFrsishts In all Eastern points by this safe direct
and speed line (which is prepared 10 do immense
busness will be taken aslow by any other route. ALI
property carefully handled and delivered in good order.
INQUIRE as above. VIM. PARKER,
jy25-ly General Superintendent. Bal,imores
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G COPELAND,S BANKING AND EX.
CHANGE OFFICE

(rhApio temporary assistance 10 prompt persons, al
" fair and uniform rates, at all seasons
Buys and sells EXCHANGE On Esstarn and vestern
Cites, Drafts on Europe, Gold and Silver change
Uncurrent Money Lant Warrants; RENTS Money any
part OF Europe. makes Collections RENTS proceeds
promptly. at current rates of Exchange. Pays Six per
cent. Interest on Deposits papabls on demand Oace
open from A. NJ. till p NJ. = 0Fli
n. BAH orders tpostPaid) promptly attended 10.
ian4H - -.
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MrLLINEwY AND FANCY STORE.

MRS. f. VI. RICH. No. 24 Fifth street. Cincinnati,
vi would respectfully call public attention to her
large and shionable Stock of Millinery and Fancy
Goods consisting Of Silk, Satin Velvet and Braid Bon
nets Bonnet Caps and Fancy Trimmings. Ribbons Man
tas Coaks, Black and Colored silk and other Laces,
Needle worked Collars Chemizettes, Sleeves &c.
which she prepared to sell at prices which cannot fail
TO give satisfaction.
When you visit Cincinnati, call on
MRS. z. NJ. RICH,
mhl5y 2O4 Fifth street. between Elm and Plum.
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AGENTS:
E. w. Sloan. Ie1 Broad st. New York.
RANKING AND ExCmaNGE OFFICE.

COPELAND would respectfully announce to the
u. citizens of Evansville and its vi Unity, that he has
opened Office First street. Man, in the room
formerly occupied Post Office where all transsc-
tons appertainng the business OF Banking and OF TX
change will be carried on with promptncss, fidelity and
dispatch.
--REFERS To A. .
Messrs. ATWOOD, DUNLEVEY IL CO., New York;
ADAMS a. GRAHAM, New Orleans. tGi
- ELLIS 81 STURGEs, tincinnaii, o. 80
o. BOWEN, ESQ, Prest. Central Bank, Indi'
dianapolis, la. - 80 j[an4-r
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BOOTS AND SHOES
SPHING STYLES OF

SPRING STYLES OF
WALL PAPER HANGIN AT
JOHN C.. DEVEREUX JR'S.
EN cases of Wall the latest Spring Styles, be-
ing the fret lot of Spring Goods, has Just arrived
and for sale low. will be receiving weekly supplies
until nv stock will be complete which will be the largest
and best assortment before rosght TO Evansville
Persons In of Wallpaper Borders. Fre-screens
Bed Teasters Window Blinds &c. of the latest Spring
styles are requested call early and examine them,
/ am determined to sell as low possible. Store
Msin street, between First and Second. lmhy
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HOPKINS & BEAD have just received stock of
IL Gents Gloves. Half Hose, silk and GAUGE Under
Shirts SILK and Lavr Craya,s, Linen Handks, Suspen-
ders, e., &c which will ofsr lower than the usual
prices asked for the above articles. Commercil Row,
First street. sp3 2md
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NOTICE.

The undersigned having become the successor TO the
house and business Of oRey & Mitchell, viii continus
the heretofore. asI t.r te
Inakful to the friends OF the late rm for former pat
ronage ne socits continuation Of their confidence and
business His Wharf boat at the river is of the
largest size and noted for its capacity. And aise hav
ing ample Warehouses Water street, well as
mammoth Warehouse In course of construction on the
Canal and convenient the Railro. Depot his faci
ties for the receiving storage and forwarding
die and Produce via River, Railroad and Canal are
livery cor-let5. fia. t.-T rre.
He is also prepared to make cash advances all pro-
duce property consigned 10 him for sale be ship
ped TO his correspondents New Orleans the Eastern
cities. (ociIs-tO JOHN S. MITCHELL