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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-11
ICE! ICE!

WYE have very large house Of our own filed viii
w choice ice which commence TO deliver next
Monday morning. for the season. at customary prices
Persons wishing to be supplied by US viii please saNs
their orders T. BACON CO.'S
myIO Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-11

a 1FFOICE FAMILY SPICES AND MUSTARD
u j Is doz ground Peper; 6 doz Mustard lb cans;
Is doz do Ginger. 70 doz do u ID do;
poz do Timentoi Is doz do p lb do;
IL doz do Cassa;
~ doz do Cloves put up in tin and warranted
pure 10 charze.at (mhl3) COCKS Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-11

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
INCUR lots and good frame house. conveniently situated
II in Smiths Enlargement.
One good Enlargement uaimproved.
sale low.
shares Evansville & wfordsvlle R. r. Stock
Apply VIM K. McGREW. Atty.
je9-4wd Crescent City Bank Building.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-11
CITY OF EVANSVILLE.
Prospects of the Indiana Crops.

MONDAY MORNING::::::::::::JUNE IL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-11

Ninquest held before in Union township, Van
derburgh county the 9Th inst the residence of
Alexander Maddux the body of
kno heavy built above 30 and
posed to have been Deceased had wooden drab
jacket dark pants and heavy boots In his pocket
ound steel barred pocket book. containing So bill
Bank of Lousve;'' So bill. middle Bank of Ten
Lebanon and three dollars and in sill
yer. making sl1 40. JOHN TRIBE, G. V. c.
Evansville June z 1855. ie9
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-11

SASd AND DOOAtS.
~ OUR THOUSAND lights, ass'd sizes, by 10 to 10
Is two-panneled doors,
Is four do do
I'd per Canal for sale very low for cash. in qunntit
suit, at je9 COOKS Family Groee
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SALE.

TTNHOSE lots remaining hand from the large sa
l. Sweet IL Leonard, can still he bought upon reason
terms by applying to CRAWFORD BELL
JOHN SHANXLIN.
je9-H SWEET g. LEONAR
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ROAD. for the shortest and quickest route East.
. JAMES .n Ss9,G5 s sSFs. r.
TERENCE o'NEIL Travelling Agent. at Terrs HAate.
IFyoT WANT MONEY.
"a bank. having months to you
my4 First ST.. near main. Evansville. Ind.
6tHoIoE Rio cOfee-io bags;
~ hhds Prime sugar hhds choice Sugar;
IN N.Y. p'' -'''p'' -A1''' carson HAMILTON
QUss.iEY,S SUGAR CURED HAMS.
x HoGsHEADs-5 COO lbs-of tn Sc extra sugar cured
my2s > "''''' COOKS Family Grase:g
StAET-2ooo hbls 1anaEha delivered free Railroad
ny5 '' GEO. FOSTER CO.
ENGINE FOR SALE.
q SECOND hand gine, sinch cylinder 30 inches
n .,FoAs-eOOD AZ SEw. Enquire s # Rro
,rsr ..,.., NEW cHREsE.
y myls TEENEY & soRENsoN.
COFFEE.
s', sfss se
SAL SODA
ETsT received Cask: and for sale BY
COTTON BATTING.
Il my5 '' 80 s. E. GIIBERT 4 CO. sye. near Water.
A0S BaLs White Lime;
jeI Locust st. opposite NJ l.. Church.
COTTONADES.
&c CASES Cottonades received this day and for sale
my5 AIS Main ST.. Louisville. KY. :,
GUNsMITHs' TRIMMINGS.
- 200 GUN Barrels. from 20 to 800;
100 doz Gun Locks percussion and Mater nint;
500 % sets Snt 6 Gun Mounting I,s1lT..
50 doz Bullet MOulds;
Is doz Gun Ribs;
Powder Horns Flasks Shot Belts. Gun wads andsvsry
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THE NEAL DOW MOB.

Riot and BiOOdshed i'm POrtlamds
Maine--.IntenSe EXciteme nS---One
Man KILLED and Many seriously
Wounded,
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FOR SALE.
yXTE have two srendid. Rosewood. Marble Slab BILL
wv lard TABLES for SALE with patent cushions balls
and everything in complete order They good
any tables in the United States which will sell low
SATTEMHILD BRIGGS,
je9-1wd2tw+ Capitol Restaurat. Louisville, Ky.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-15
NO. lS.


sy, and the consumption Of time and con-
vinced that the South would make nothing
by prolongng the contest, by consent of Mr..
Adams. moved that the whole sub ject be laid
upon the table. The motion prevailed, aves
LOG, noes 93--Medill still voting with the
extreme South, and standing almost alone
among the northern men who were in favor
of farther persecution, and the consumption
of farther time upon the subject.
2 At the same session, I'D session of the 9th
Congress,) Mr.. Giddings offered series of
resolutions, to the effect that Slavery, being
the creature of law, could not exist beyond
the jurisdiction of law, and that therefore It
could not be enforced in vessels upon the
high seas, bayond the jurisdiction of the
states. The resolutions had reference to the
then recent occurrence of an inSurrection on
board the Creole, wherein certain slaves, be-
ing transported by sea from Charleston to
New Orleans, resisted their custodiers, and
run the vessel into British port in the West
Indies. They were intended to counteract
the pretense then being urged, that our gov
eminent was bound to require their being de-
livered up by the British government, or in
demnity therefor, or payment for the slaves
out of the treasury of the United Slates-
The doctrine of the resolutions, l apprehend,
no one at this day will presume to question
1t is precisely the principle that the slave
laws of Virginia or Kentucky have no au-
thority in Ohio, and nothing more. But the
slave holding members of the south, and the
northern doughfaces, smarting under their
recent discontinue in the case of Mr. Ad-
ANS, f1ared up with new bitterness toward
Mr.. GiddIngs, and passed vote of censure
upon him, for presuming to offer his unex-
ceptionable resolutions. Mr.. Medill sustain
ed the south, in refusing to hear word from
Mr. Giddings in explanation or defence, and
in the final vote of censure The latter was
passed March 22d, 1872 by vote of ayes
l25, noes 69-Medill and Others of Ohio, in
the affirmative.-[G Globe, page 3l6. Mr..
Giddings's immediate resignation of his seat,
and his triumphant reelection by his con-
stituents, will be remembered by your read
ers generally.
l will pursue the record no farther, Mr.
Editor; but challenge any friend of Gov
Medill, who is disposed at this time to vaunt
his {" well known position as an anti-slave-
ry man." to produce single instance in
which he did not go with the most servile,
in sustaining the principles and measures of
slavocrats. have not been able to find such
an instance. believe him to be utterly
guiltess Of voice or vote for freedom, in this
contest between freedom and slavery, during
his long public career in the state and nation.
If there is any hardship in this sad exhibi-
ton of servility at the present time, Gov.
Medill must blame himself or some of his
indiscreet friends for provoking it, by claim
ing for him what is not his due, and thus
challenging the record. INVESTIGATOR.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-15

NEAL Dow BEFORE THE GRAND JURY.-The
Grand Jury have not found bill against
Neal Dow, although w. P. Smith, the Cor
oner of the inquest, delivered in person to
the Grand Jury sealed package containing
the testimony before said inquest, proving,
as they alleged, that Mr.. Dow was guilty of
murder Or manslaughter in causing the death
of John Robbins. The transactions of the
I'd of June were thoroughly investigated by
the Jury, and no bill found two out of six
teen were in favor of a censure. Bills were,
however, found against some eight OF ten of
the rioters.-IN. Y. Tribune.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-15

During the funeral of Lord Raglan not
Russian gun was fred In return, as soon
as the church bells began tolling, announ-
cling the interment of Admiral Nachimof,
all the batteries were silenced.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-14
CIRCULAR. n
MAYORALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
.,o- City Hall apnt IN ISaS

Sitt aaiis oepts lo0O. J
Having been officially nteImed by Lhe Departu sps o
State Of the United States aud by the UniIed Staee
Consul Bremen that clrcuiars issued by the
tion sgents OF the city m Bremen, intoea for c,rcn
aton in the interior Of Germany, Cautioned emigra
who are deormed crippled, OF RiAIsi, eto, agaIns.
takiug passage for New York of that
forbid their apdi1g except under bond that they VII
not fah upon the Commissioners Ior support and
I'll saeh emigapss 70 take passage to New 0I.eal o.
Ralt more @her. 10 such regulations exist y
i, John l. Lewis, Mayor Of the City of New OrIeant
stHte Of Loaa have deemed proper obeaielc
20 the provisions Of this laws of the Of the C,ty
Of New Oraus t. Issue this circular for the purpose Of
andecesisg the unwarg and csutioning all ptrsous in
restG that the laws Of This State city amply pro
vide against the introduction within their limits OF
parties of the character stated and impose the obligation
sstera OF VESSELS and such may introduce person.
who from whatsoever cause NAY within two years ate.
their arrival become burthen to the public authores
or be found guilty Ut any crimes misdemeador breach
pf the peace TO furnish bond with good sutees 70
the State Uf Louisiana, in such the Mayor may
think proper not exceeding three hundred d5llars Tor
leach passenger.
And do therefore hereby notify AL persons interested
that strict Observance of she provisions sws on
this subject will be exacted aud the tcers of the la
beId to rigorous enforcement of the salne
Given under my hand and the zeal Gf the City of New
Orleans at the City Of New Orleans the dsy month
aud year aforesaid JNO. b. LEWIS
MayDr
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TO MECHANICS,
MANUFACTURERS, FOUNDRYNIEN, ETC.
ME M p TIIs
Navy Yard CIR u n d
..-.- TO BE LEASED!
nN THE FOURTH MONDAY, being tho
" ash day of November. $685. will be offered the public
lease of z.0. r.


" 9sth day November. 1856 will be offered the public
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS,
@ s hs ss s
.s sssss ss ass ss T
sss on Chick the Ea and dydod no
shSss soSs s1.'' Sa '''S M '''s'' running
viii 81 BY lis fss corn
& Ws. " ss as i s M M
and eu,lds ss q bfk aad
sss
uSRs'a ns
H. q s as "a lin | e n s n ~
q ita tributaries lor the Of bodybuilding
as ass in ss9
t-s oyoneiyas hs mile
+ s n9r s H.
city. h in hs juasmsE Of siusuty
iadt hsad unat.rupsss gaii0a, may ,e
are II Ia sapa aa uastr ssa
such have never before send for safe profitable
ss, ,s h will be received re @ and s
shoe WA be publicly leased unless Othwe u.s. Of bs
aus, .' '''.l'e' NNN'.'' ~ "a A D5UeLAss Mayor
RELIABLE PROTECTION AT sM ALL, UOsF
fs IL OUTLAY Hss SF sPasvE II rtG boI
| 4 sOURIHOUSEs, Notaries, Jewellers, Bro.
seamsts mites o.6sr aesroaa Of suading
ss s aaps a9s 80 % Gssss
as
style Of Lock Key Of which % half dollar
sud closes like y knie
y1s be shown to the saNsrcn
whsi s, spsrs saa,ptso properties i !,
popular Hafes other
undsratood when Il Is the for
and weed with
.itet much Te
ry.ted The prepared 70
gainay ad vii
l be 10 nom the fksptoai.
OIL the Concrete
Of who
damon. SAFE k.,
dif important and deuls,
Ipttsri,iy ininrad
The ready % h.
90 those address Undersigned VINO has N
imagine, and dosa moving In
stand, No. ~ Maaine strse
Mr. Isaac sirAs you taken the ~ nav Ha p
FrpEcof Saa perhaps
that ha above yal
portion tall that
| OF March l6th 1854 Magazine street - =
The being filed
TO mostHevee notwithstanding iaense he
which waa aftr being taken from
fcleny cooied labout thu contsn
which about hundred dollars
peIeety preserved fire burglar pros oueiaS
eophdenee this than in other saf ha
know OIL Respectfully, yours, H. ID. BaaLJA co.
DsaleIs in Woodsh- .re, lB Canal
Those using the old Of ars ~ subse. "a
those who such fail q u.ers
70 % and offer but slight by
glars.
The subscriber hsud sasmAnsr ss chs
Sns EoWdsf fhoo hank and atoIe Lock FiIe
| bslapees Scales. ISAAC B,SIO4,E1
| lyil 3mdAw na. .,Iips 81
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OFFICIAL-.-OFFICIAL.
MAYoRALrY. OF NEW ORLEANS.
COMMON COUNCIL, \
City Of New otIeans, Sept. Ia, 1856. !

| Resolved, That the Comptroller warrant on thf
| treasurer for The paymen, Of the following bills
waterman Brother bill uHdries as per orders o
~ comptroller, June ~, 1S55-.-...-.......S 8 80 o.
a.: m +: buckley, fixing and moving clock in
Lieasafers ~ office, April =, 1855 ......>... 5 %
tagers oface firstDls,ilct, June 3d. 1855. 5 90
slaves for June, is55..........s3i5 25 ...-
Bill III brick, , sand i,,s..: aadiime: ~ se "
Btl kordayingsbickin furnace. 8 90
shi 81 b1eoms for Jail ..;.......... Oe---37s 60
P.pan kooten keeping horses and storing
Red Mara IT, for Juae,is ..:."...:. as 60
Pay Roll street commissioner Depart: ~
men, p 6 f0r June, 1855. ss73 II
for BILLS sandties for june 1885,: 72 ~
sandres for June, 1866; 5S;......~-.r..- 2ss 90
DAILY Det,a, bill Of sundry Items printing,
TN ssuy 70 December %. 1851 :........ II 50
onicefs Of election held June 25. 1856,
Mrs; H D siapdell, First Precinct. SIS 90. ,u4
y. pshan Second Precinct "a, .... is 90
James MeNamee, Third Precinct. . Is 90
d. Hickok, Fourth Precinct. .....,. ls 90 - =.
4 4 :, >; morse, Fif,h Precinct. -. Is 90
D. Hckok, Six Precinct. ..... IS 90
n. Huppenbaner &. Co.. Eighth Pre- .
a: Miguel Tenth Precinct: i:.'I ....... Il Il 90 90 T< ="
victer Martin, -Four eentt PrecinctIa 90 r-.
r MeBflde, Zig htee nIa Precinct .. L. 10
Nicholas Vaiory, Nineeeth Pre- 77S
cHct, .........-..aI2 90 aa-5.
Cash, Tweniy-frst Precinct. 80. i2 90
A, Eilol Tweniy-secoud Precinct. Is oo-slss 90
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
! Isgned] OHN4CULBER fSUN,
President pro tom Board Of Aldermen.
tsignsdl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor y
Atrne COPY. fHos. FHRARp, sec'y. SD
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d NAS! GAS! GAS! GAS!--The subscriber
SR having obtained the requisite psrsl
pany negs 10 announce tha ne furnish
GAS FIXTURES in the
oIderscsn be left hH
81. LherlesArset II. GUILD ly
4 hE.-~l00 casks Marseti . sona superior
sisss ~ Il ss IL I. Ca ,,,,.b
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-14

d ACU UL1SI-DR. GUsTiNE's OFFICE, ssasssea
for the Traatmentof DISEASES OF the EYE and
hFEeIloNs OF VISION No. lsS S.. CharesS&%
strSet, opposite Lafayette Square, keu0rleans Nz~
Az Surgical opsratIons for the EYE attended S sash a.
EYES, ,otc, ,ssu. -lgs2,a=T U.s. ukly
A LGoH0L-51 bbls Fletcher, 90 per cent
aui3 JOSEPH LANDls 4 CO., 81 Inhnnnltaplas s
L Al, s0DA~s29 bhls, for ssls
~ ssa ii sRassHAfe sal. "A aAgssss ss
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IA. Mnstsr of Trausportaop,r
1c3u Baltimore Ohio sailrcad, BAL limore
Ai;Maakho s,Saas Hon LINE lsIE4ol oE Az, st ssaR

~ hIAisks FROM ULINTON, kE9& @
Y snsT ~ r. NJ y gssaS ANTE
There ssab ishad Weekly Line Of stsyes
ehvng Ame CitJ Monday Friday on tho
rival of he taise1 Train Clinton
sse sa@e syenieg At O'Clock asurung Caon
nesahy ay and Saturday o'clock 10 morning
ssns z A%s All Gy tics ,sr the evening New
ton the day. This by Railroad and 81 e by
stage The Stage Road abesuu coultry sur-
ing geoa natural read on thi.
rou Bag for the transmission Pspers hiss
" te once o. te New Orleans Jnekeon aroao
sss and v b the Raread eye,Y Maaay
ten will be paid to delivery ers snd Papea
Ths fare for through laton will
Dc fiVs boaI IL wall thus cu h
~ ss0 sc IEai rp h,i,, r;,
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CoMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, ,
Ci'yrpt New orlsans, August rs, 1865. /

CI6yFpI New UTbaiss August rs 1860.
[ No. 2339
Resolred, That The City Comptroller he, anf he is
hereby requested to cause to be Sold, after hIly days
noticein The official journal of the city the negre
Mary, now confined in the City Work house, said
siaye having been forfeited 10 The city; ss sae 10 he
made for CASH and subject 10 The apprvya OF the Com
mon COUNCIL 0- 't
e., [Signed] GERARD STrPH,
President pre- tenn. Board Df Assistant Aldermen
(Signedl JOHN CULBERpsDN,
President pro TEN. Board oil Aldermen
Approved August 8, 1856
[signedl| JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given, that on WEDNESDAY, 1.-The
26,h of September next will adjddicate for cash a,
the City Work-house, at O'Clock, the above slave
o. DEBUYS,
au23 Id s.=.s...-...- ..-. Comptroller
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GOMPTROLLER's OFFICE r
City of New Orleans, May /, 1855
Resoled, That the Comptroller be- and he is hereb,
authorized and required give notice. by standing ad
yertisemsnt in the official Journal that in accordance
with the ninth section of ornancs No l442 approved
March 80 1854, the Council viii mot pay any bill against
the City unless contracted under authority of order
from the Comptroller in accordance with the ordinance
referred TO. [Signed] E. l.. TRACY,
t. President Board of Assistant Aldermen
tsignedj L. H. PLACE,
IA, President Board Of Aldermen
Approved April 2s, 1855.
Isignedle JoHN%L. LEWIS, Mayor
The attention of the officers of the city snd of the
public srespectfuly called to the foregoing resolution
o. DE BUYS,
myI9tt Comptroller City of New orleane
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Poiice Jail, Second A-istnct.
NR} AS brought TO the City Police JAIL the 18th
Wv inst, the muiatto boy CALISlE, alias Castelle ;
is feet inches, is about 2S yearsold. Says he,be
longs to Messrs Davis Darade bayou
Mafingouin, parish OF Iberyile. The are re-
queseed to call and claim sad slave according to law.
u. PLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail.
New Orleans Sept, Is, 1906. -a se147t
NNI AS brought TO the City Police Jail the negro
Wv boy ALEoK is feet "a inches high, has "a soar
on the forenead is about 20 old Says he belongs
70 Mr Jean Jacqaes Haydel Planter living in the Parish
st John Baptrte. Tne owner requested to cali and
claim said boy according 10 Mw.
II. PLANUHA I'D Keeper City Police Jail
New Orleans Sept. IL, 1885. sel2 l5t
KNTAs brought to the City Police Jail, on the 10Th
wv september, 1855, the negro boy WILLIAM ID 6
nigh has uader the left eye says he belongs
to Mr. Caleb Tucker sugar planter Bayou Lafourche
i've miles from ThibodauxTe The owner is requested
to call and claim said slave according to law.
Il. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jeil
New Orleans, Sept 10, 1850 sell I'm
WEAs surrendered himself to the City Police Jail, on
III the 5th lust, the negro boy SAM is = inches
hiu has cut the left side Of his Says he be-
longs to the of Ryas late planter of Plaquemine
The agents to call and claim said
slave according to law.
e. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail
New Orleans. Sept. 10, 1855. sell lot
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING,

ftNJ EW OIL Fans, ORE ta.ss. sss, :,
1S LoUsAs AND GREAT YVES assa AfS a5sysasssyesss
ERE RAIIRfiAD. - : =
SUI MEE Arr AN @ MENT.
Pssengers Trsin aay and oa Laurdho Goaaus
bgiss 5o'ciOok NJ
NJ bsIenrg leaves Latouche Crosaiag AZ o'clock M ann
arrives at AigeB at Q O'Clock p. NJ =
sELCIAL TRAINS.
Special Train will eays Aien every Saturday afternoon at
oclook and returning Mnday the nj
o'clock A. M, arriving nj aigieri Mt 10 O'Clock A. N.
Eyursion Titks and reaIn the day. will suued
every lay 40 fotows--
70 bayou dez hismandes 9s.
B The Train sops accommodation OF
dssrous Of getting on and OF ~ that point.
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:. Resolved, That the Comptroller warrant on the
Treasurer for the paymen, Of the following bills
waterman q Brother, bill uHdres per orders OF
Comptroller, June q
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Il EW okLEANs, tPELoUsAs ana GREAl

NJ EW ORLEANS OPELOUsAS and GREAT
~ WESTERN EXPhE5S.-A DAILY EXPIRE is now ss,sb-
sa on the ops,oassa Railroad bstwsen New Bayou
@ all be principal tes and Towns at
Ho6DaSs STAGES AND EXPRESS WAGONS
r Ihtbodr1E oamn, Tserse Bsrvicks Bag,
FsaHhia New IBERIA ST. Marnarie, Washington snd
sPao Jexaiy valuabss of every descpon
|9 led and delivered pronpty Notes, Drafts, Bills,
ssd an all otiera ntsendsd 10 puncnnily.
Essh EXPRESS Ia chsrgt Of Special hiesssngern.
or Orders from New orleans or the Interior
st ht the uce before p NJ the dsy
oSa. Joseph Bateas 1870 Old Lsvs will prompt
eREss Ada Co.'s onise % Camp street daily al.
M Ret ming sayss rankin House. Tblhodspx
Bayou Laiourehe at r, M.
RAILROAD AND CRY BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
CT In connection with the the
nson or baggage of the New Orleans
s hsr delivered directed, with pfonpinels
Andlhpaith
s94ii STARR s. JONES. Once % Camp street.
TRANSPORTATION FROM CHARLES
a TON, 3. C, TO MONTGOMERY ALA unt further noics
he as follows:
First clAs, cable foo csnsboIe a bonne furniture
ampas, teas # on rachss, sad oher light articles
Second cRs, 0os ~ 4obores baes dlery
drum tg rea eAmPhene and spirits turpsne caks sugar
f cheese lard tobacco shsr dry hides copper
STEEL ahse and machinery
aEss nee Candles hardware olasaes,
white lead, ifquor, erockery in crates and cAsks
Eve relative ahipment Charleston
Of Geog Tennessee aAd Alabama obtained
Duplication to HENRY YuNGE,
las an Stone
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A STRANGE MIsrAKEs-A young lady nauieo
Margaret Weeks died In Richmond Vs., sn'i 'sA.'
since and ves busied. Her family res'ahs IN .e
try about twenty-five miles distant desired e - ~
49, - ,h;s s.d task was performed the mcssd
;.haa 10 loos upon her daughter Tor the last
,,ns. The osfaahd was seeordips!y removed Fs.n
81 the corprs Of the young maiden TIE spectators
wsys hofF,asa 81 beAolaius shst Of sEsg.A$EsA ~
! s.sr. gss sssss ssssh bad kses essasA,
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EM sgs.sR oRahANs, aanal s,,nJAss: yAoKs 10
RAILROAD Depot Caope street.
ths New Rasp. -
TRAIN daily 70 osyks tss miiss from New oeaa
leaves osyka st r. NJ reachss E 0rhSnt Paasen.
received aad lsndad at all
FARK1hrss esnt ms each way seryan,a
81 price.
FREIGHT TRAIN from the City 0syka and
stations every Tuesday ThursdsY and Saturday
Wednesday aud friday, a. A. 81. = ~
On SUNDAYS, EkcGrsion Tickets the q
OSTkA and back, will be scid for wo DolinFs.
Seaeon Tickets issued aIplcaen moderate price.
isl 4.a.4 = GEO. n HaZLEHURsr, Gent Superb.
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MIDSs~aso bids Clear, fop sails BY
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On suNDAYs, only one EIpreas Ttaip,s s 530r: N;
On and after Monday May
trains Will leave the pier Duane follows
vizt-- H'-'
DUSKIRH EXPRESS, at "A. NJ for punkirk.
BUFFALO EXPRESS, ST A. III. for Buffalo
MAIL, ct si5 Al ii. for Dunhnk Bfao
proceed the mnrning ~
RQCKLAND PASSENGER, P. rom ths foot of Chambers
street via Plernog, suiafn'E and stations
WAY PASsEh GER, at P. NJ, for Newbagh nnd otfsyle
and rnisrmsdia,s stationa.
NIGHT EXPhESs, ct $50 p III. for Dunkuk and Buffalo
EMlGRANF, p M for punkk and Buffalo,
stations.
WAY EXPRESS az 1880 r NJ pulkk Buffalo, and inter.
med ate 1tstions
These Express Trains Ena Emra and Nj,
CARA Fails Railroad for Niagara a Buffalo Dunkk
we Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cnrn Detroit
Lake Erie. - =
my3l tt D. McCALLUM. Genera Super,ntepdant
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RL0uR 1000 barrels fresh ground, (new
fJya j. Il, KESSE q co., !, rcaoapl,oulas ,,,ss.,