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FF Ess,s sgs S1 eosaF Dr. MATHEWS
10y YInluE of q writ of fieri fanias To mo
m hEtIABLE PhOrEgTIUN AT sMA ALL COST
ItoueANLs, % IENa, uk EVEN hUNDaEDo OF Ta,m
LARS OR UPWARDS. - ~
4 .HEpnunfTSEO

r. hhGai AZ - rl ~. AT SMALL UOsr
sAs Az lNSgssp q The OUTLAY Of FfsT2.fivE DOL
a WAREHOUSES;, Notaries, Jewellers, Bro.
~ kers Mereaasa Capitalists Panssrs hsaes Meehaps5
Steamers Families aud desirous guarding from Inc
but valuable nrcls which covered ~ pov
s ss ysd K tss HALLS
and closes like n-kiifs. - ~ N w
anu y se ysI Known rs can bs shown
pafenasrs white its greatly viii b
III appaIsas to taoss who inslltuss
contrast Win be Understood when the tpt
r naa interior box latter wood With
~. non nade Of alao, that ths former the
cast iron corner bars Also that the more
@ an ne Alier' tha subscriber prepared
ny such experiments gainay, will
DO glad 20 hear irem The sksphca. - -
- me unvayng dyusss the Concrete Safe will emnentiy "a
~ 70 me minds Of those who have seriously
dampaess from Saamndr kept gsn
closed THIS important Jewusrs aud dealer
IN ae iaoc since decae articles materially the
sam always Safsa 81 expose. Il ma
Inc following among 10 o.
9ae WE'D w WISH or address the undersigned, - ae
oe many imagine does moving but remnnk n
h old stand No. " Magazine street Tho Comea
Mr. Isaac Bridge Sir you have shs as ney Of Ha
tent Concrete fepteof Safes lehas ee,t ey
stating that one The above a Of our vain
aee papers and portion M shat fo ht,
Of Maren 18th, 1854, on hasasins ~ ~
The fenr Of being tiled with ia "a
We IVY 70 most severe test and notwithstanding Intense neal
20 which wa, air being t6e uios when IN
nGsnty cooled thbout 40 aour Arw4rd0 conant among
which about hundred dollars bills we're o1ud
presved Az Regards lire and burglar proof quaes
nave more in tins than other Kind
know OIL Respectfully, yours, II. Al. BARLOW 4 Co.
- g Daalslsia Woodsnwars Is Csna st.
Those using the Old styles Of
hose who have since articles invariably
glars.
The Subscriber Saas ebeap
Iron Chst Powder Proof Bang and store Fire Paint
b.ancea and Scales. ISAAC BRIDGE,
iyll Smd&~ ~ Angaxne at
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WANTED.
ao o q H UFTY,
~V CAMP STREET, 90
=, ~. importer Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY AND

STAPLE GOODS,
No 70 Camp street, under Tie C;ty Hotel Neo Or,,on,
nyts tts attention Retail Dealers and
10 his VERY LARGE STOCK GOODS whh
sT aha constantly supplied roughout year
and variety. " SNAt0e.oi every style
every description, of his manufacture and a, .hs
- lowest Northern factory prices, A' 'Ae
TOILET ARTICLES-Sucb "a perh,narv us;ro;I u. nj,
Mm, Fancy soaps, etc. - 'TtA : 't ona'
fANs Packet Boeks Boxes Portable pesks
WIN an endless variety Of Poemonnaies etc., Of aver
styie ana shape and Al unusually pricss i'
sus fSIoa Knives, Colts Warnsr,s RevoIvin, p;,nI
halor fo Preseryers, Fishing and Tackle of
sSey variety 70 sun the determined angler, -
-. W Ate HE'S, JEWELk Y, etc
The stock this line, consisting Of the r 4 oops NJ
I sdsGpn Johnson With tine assortment Of
ana Levers ose ther with stock of nne and Ea
ssry have been selected great Care by II
ef many years the Wholesale nuspsss sni
offered 10 purchasers. e' A1e7iuen's viii DC
Every article represented or The
mis- en- - ''3 SeNueu Aan Warranted.
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nj Office TO CARPENTERS AND BUILD
/ v ERS-PATENT SAWED MISUNDERSTANDING ho,,
rough and the best Heart sale at ill
LUMBER Also secondhand slide
ENGINE, sboutl2 horne power for sale ~
fels 6m STAR FLAMING MILLS, New Basin le
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UNIVERSITY OF L0UIsIANA-LAW DEpART
MENT.
IAHE Lectures in this uenartmant will cnrn,

4 fHAHE Lectures in this Department will com
Il MONDAY Nov enber 1885 and con
Dave unlk The first Monday April l566 They will embrace he
important brhnshes Of the Civil Common Constitutional and
Lsentes w II BE- delivered by four Professors. ~
These by Professor MeCaob will nest of o
and Mhritme LAW embracing the rights and obRa-
soa Of and Mariners Collisions other Tortr
General Average, sayage Civil Military Maaers acts
ane Insurance and Hypotheeaon for Marl,s
Services in Building, Repairing aud Supplying Ships.
H. International embracing the and the prac.
Of Prize Courts the Absolute gh States c and
hostile Treaties Of Peace and Private Law
Original and Appellate Jurisdiction Of the and
s Cout Original Of ths
Courts Of Revenue Es and Admira
Those by Professor kandel Hunt, will embrace:
COune esi Law, reaes Mercantile Persons Mercan.
Ne Property Contracts Mercantile They wal,
Gea Sole TadeEs Partnerships aud Corporations PIiner
hgs of namens and Contracts with CARRIERS
zshment Charr Party and for Conveyance
Freight 5esson and Average salvage Sale,
Rqaran,ieR, Liens and Stoppage In Transllu.
FL The criminal Law Practice Courts Criminal Jursdc-
btlon.
III. The Law of Evidence. .a@-
TIhose by Professor Reeeus will embrace:
~ The Civil Code OF Louisiana connection with the Roman,
apanish and French Laws and Critical Decisions
~ Snprems Court Of the State.
Land Tles whether derived glaud spaiu France or
The United States, - = ' "
III The Practice Of the coats Civil Jurisdiction in Louisiana
i Ihose by Professor Johnaon viii embrace;
ID The common Law and Equity
fleadings in Civil Cases Common Law,
X IL. Constitutional Law.
The DE B.chsl will be conferred on those
dens only sho shall attended Of Leetures
one fni having twelve the
OF Couns 1of at Law sba on
h various Professors be foo deserving honor This
The of Professor twenty-five
I'VE dollar; and doArsf for the diploma W.
Al must DO addressed to the Dean Faculty
AZ New oIteans. CHRISTIAN RUShLIUS,
aus4 law-tNl Dean OF me Faculty
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

- ssw .esAf ME- I9UsA EfcKEsTs ". JOHN
RY VIRTUE Of writ Of feri facias to m M
ofsssa p ne hosorsble The s1s B.trc Corn Of W
Urieans, In tne hbdys sbs5 psas ~ Ia ~
On :he premfes--- -, ~ n o'ci'ek a NJ
~ The FanlfsIs ard Boysss sfs eenssiasa n The pr. q
ouped by defendant and II n Nsxe. "a o
s.rse hs Ponrh Dsret fthis e ssr !. -
a; " once. 7'St'V w sss1
bsissd ia ths sb0Te sut. Ter5s-Cssh tie spot.
Vaudeville MAHIsNY
SherG Of She PsrisL of Orfanuz
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CATTLE MARKET.

H4@ MONDAY EVENING, August n, 1866
Arrived to-day 22S head of Texas Cattle $50 head of
Calves "A Mich Cows 1876 Sheep and 100 Hogs Prices
are unchanged.
PRICES:
BEEF CATTLE Western) fine to choice. .9D-R fb net
Rough to Fair .808k . is net
= Attakapas, Texas, etc ...... 5hy7 d is net
VISA Us ID
Sfaf%hf1 5U!U p4 5U n
80 onoice 500 D head
Mich Cows Ordinary s2Sds45 . head
Nnoice So. ...S-fOS- b head
SALVEs AND fkAhfNss... 80. s7dS9 80 p hesd
VEAL $40 SO q head
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y7ooRHIEs, aRIGGs & CO., No Is Tobou.

y poulaa street, have in atore and for aae--
bASoS-a0O casks prime Cincinnati Sides and Shonl1era
fLoUk-Soo bols ST. Louis turangs and Lemon Mla)
IIaasspp-a5e bea and tierces, and 500 kegs prime.
LAND oiL-9O0 bbls Conkings, Tobins Huss Enges Whe
stones and other brands, - "AS"
PQRk-250 bbs Mess and Prime
a. 66 and half eba John H Davis extra Family Mess:
HAMs2U0 eces John Child's NJ VI Thomas John shave
,, ~, and John t. DavIs' choice SugaI Cured. - :"
Ezra. = - 1870 N tS'n"ehb
sQAP-A00 boxes Geo. Shiltos oene Oxide.
AmANilNE CANDLES200 and g. IN in fansv
en- Gooed papers choice article for the Mexican Market
STAR GANDESi000 boxes hall S. varoua
brands, - ~ ~ = ~ '9' sAiious
Reserve, " f-o' - - A "eHsein
bbs Of superior Old Monangabea Bourbon
WlNES-l00 boxes Of ngworhs sDrassd Spark.
= k, nfAney, sweet Wine and Dry. iel 8m
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YEsRl-WEEKLY LINE OF STAGES FROM
N OSYkA TERMINUS OF THE JACKSON RAILROAD no
lAlhsoN viii place on he fgue
ewen hs above pos T Weeky Lac Of stages commencing on
sn n + leaving oka NJ Monday
leaving yA,ksPa on Monday Wednesday, Fday
srea Northern Railroad Magnolia, Summit Brookhoysn Sal
latin, Line and Sprung Ridge. A SAi-
Fare tnrops sV All baggage thirty pounds i'll be
charged extra laa2t I'll TERRY, KILPATRlCK III CO.
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FNGLISH AND CLASSICAL FAMILY
~ BOARDING SCHOOL For BOYS, Howard Avenue Nav

The subscriber has large commoiioua buildings uabe m
'hg Of ny pup erected expressly purpos
ocahy o. the institution promo
on Of physical health and vgor to succsu IN
etcna and moral culture It Ia situated ms from the
center q ne ey ~ retired position proximity to the
out the exclusive disadvantages of either, , s' wa
me Paps OF this lnstation standing in coll
opreparsd Tor Mscanis other pursuits IAN
Music and Drawing taught BY nst
% iaeuc as Taught In Acadsmica schools bsen intro.
nna " me pupils encouraged perfect themselves
The is divided two sessions of tva,y two -,
me an ana winter session second nj
September the Spring aud Summer session. tbs rst
March. ~ $50 'ue nist tuesday OIL
lag oAsaeH OF tns institution
admitted convenient parents and suadians az zen ~
Of each Goiega az me COM
The charges for Tuition, Board and Wssb,no dr.;,. Al.
merely 1880 per those who rsns S
during vacations, the price Ia $500 ~ "isn hs ihniy
The Principal takes being able 10 rs h
Haiock Ea4, editor Inc New York Commerce
mNsA ON LEWIS III. MILLS. Princpal
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LEGAL NOTICES.

.M. .g4 srAEa OF LouIsIANA,
SIS HENDRIcKsoN Is. HIS CR DIToR.NNo TO- ~.
FHShE CREDITORS of the insolyent. and all
1 ksaE nt so. IN 1 pss a are lo'ns to
The IL sth aay 1850 o'clock he pup
ssse am ss. a \ Rs
- \. TREFAaN YER Deputy Clerk
ErAT DE La LOUISIANA,
SIS SS5 e D' s C. Z o'Ans
y ES CREANUlEhS de PinsolyabIe ainsi one
tout tsrsSass gu, peai
d. nsafss Ss aa s d h1dsss Jour ~
s ssss. s.i.ss ss 4 Pm .
Par ordie de la eoar CO 81 Aoat. isss.
.aas --.-- n TREPAGSIER, D'y Clerk
f psn, .ss g. e.gn JAcoskf AQJas zh
SY VIRTUE Of a writ of tieri facias to me di-
Isesd ~ The Hon. l. o. GAsuui me Peace Of
Ausa. ~ tsss at Ia O'Clock NJ my Warshoass No. no
Que los FURNITURE above suit. Tsmsea.
aa4o -------- .. ]. HopPE, Cons labls.
FFss sgs1 n cooaF Dr. MATHEWS HOE MAN
HsY VlnlUE of writ of fieri facias to me
T. ~ dsee.sd BY hs boa U Gasnale first Peace
81 tic Il o ssisSn a.
''s' G., a sa e aSr s. sssst,S,s
forming he esner Of Jobn ana
srss beng io No. ~ IN sqaate $40 eaaung Is sss
street seized IN the above sais rsrms
aus ID 4ufPE, Constable
fAf F4a5a qs sSals % Pax DR. H0
sN VERTU dune writ de feri tacias a moi
i . sSss 5aI rh9n 1 y Gasna Premier Justice dsa
T. 1a a. Dc 80 midi de Banks
~ q afsa1 des Johnson Pefaao
rue psfdo @ S aals ne. 81 81 ns.Is % pss s
saia dams i'aArs coniitsus
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aNLoRIDA YELLOW PINE LIIMRE

gAR. j. a. DE HART, DENTIST, sssssassssss
n " eates his protessouti the M
iaqs and g iisa,n OF New ois as and We nifty,
Those nih r,sl M lrrj
ikat II sataeDy.
Bourbon DaPhiu, doors nom ii
stots.
iFULL UPPER SETS OF TgErH saet N principle win
BE- y u 70 every for $7S I'LL sES
tofPel AI' ..pel St.s S!uu' 6isu
ACULIST-Dg CUISINES OFFIcE. -. :
y for the Treamsnto Of DISEASES Of the EYE and
iathhf ECIlohs OF VISION No. To- 81. Charles gAS@
aHsett opposite Lafayette Square NssuIlesns. 49,
SpsIaons Iot ihs ~ attended such IA
SSaTAhAST, SQUIRTING, the INSERTION OF ARTIEIsiSI
-4.--,ese.
EMONS-1000 boxes Sicily Fruit, for sale
-Asy RAREL4 CO., No, 81 comA0u AlIsst. auls
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NEW CONFECTIONERY STORE.
M RS. CAROLINE THORN respectfully calls
I've the attention Of the public corner Of
wished in her line the shorteat notice. = ~ ts -
Attached an Bakerv ap,1 ~
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4 RAIL NufS--30 bols Brazit Nuts, for
AS saisby =. Y. COCHRAN HALL ,ss Il. igli
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS
REVIEW or THE MARKETS.

r.,ua.. TUESDAY MoRrIre, August %, 1855.
ooTToN.. There some inquiry Yesterday and
about 1900 bales changed hands at ssturdays nriess
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aS0oTS, SHOES AND HATS.-We have lust
received pr Lorenzo Mary Ward Aner,ca anen
sormentof thing ins va viii ael On
modating terms. - Va o"
Pisnts and Faetora orders particularly attended to-
NEWHALL VALENTINES CO
mott 81. ant5S
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medium lot Of Admitted and Refused at slss round
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
CoTzos-bales. Tonaeoo-hbds
p; ~ n a oeps...; .2S.e7s 237l2
yesterday."... 6,93a-l,27,0s3 195-s5257s
13G47el 762ss
Exported to date. %. i, 265s24 easss
saturday....... ,44s-1,267 ;2s7 3T-64,215
osock on hand, mot cleared. ......374e4 1903
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DELIGHTFUL WEATHER. - Yesterday was q
into the nneties but there was cool delicious IN
png through the streets all the time The public prom
enades presented On unusually gay animated
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TUESDAY MonsrNe, Aug. %, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
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SPRATE'S HERMETICAL SELF. SEALING
~ CAN-Ihls IA new article for PRESERVING tRuIrs
etc. aaaiy opened closed r.yufins 40 sosag
ihsy can e nssa many Years Shlnt paasr rn
and hoasskesPer should supply hms with this IN art a.
their aolss always be Pfessry.s nd s
pia y ns uAs Vi tha seseaing Can For auanty
ny - rl ...,,,.. EDISON HART, Z Camp street.
Ing public are requested 70 cali
~ 7'So 10 10 " on per dozen. je26 SpsmaW
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C0RkECTIoN. In mentioning the trial, in JEFF
erson Of tbs three slaves accused numbering thei,
Capt Jacob Warning stated that one juror
10 iayor OF either hanging John and Archy acqutting
them. This was mistake The Juror in auestion he.
eved them 70 be equally guilty and for sending both
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CITY CONTRACTORS.
ENHE Committee on Finance of the Board of
II a,aefmen hereby n9uy ALI the city ibn
ahsy WIN ApPtove no bn work done
aa NY eomptsted wshn tho tims specified 10 hs
EnW, II. DURELL
AID. DUPRE,
oa.. .sc.-Ls,., lHoS. X. PRICE.
Id. anlsi.
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Il VIE UNDERSIGNED, duly appointed Agent
WHLIAM BAYNHAM,.

copper Battery sir feet and
WITH Two
esen ny iour lee square, aud
al sandco
and sater
on lib sIai terms - - sugar fe' aASs Tor sale
mgl4H II ;rJAA,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13
New York Trihuna.

We call attention of our readers to the Pros
pectus Of the New York Tribune as published
in another column When we say this paper
has far larger circulation than any other in
the country, this is enough to establish the
fact that it has surprising merits as news
paper No ability nor the advocacy of any set
of principles, could alone give paper such a
circulation as the N. York Tribune boasts
To acquire anything like its patronage. paper
must combine all the elements ola good news
paper. As such we recommend the Tribune.
Those who do not like the principles of its
leading editor must at least admire the Won
derful ability with which he sustains himself
and his opinions, and respect the apparent
honest sincerity of his motives But Horace
Greely's spirit does not alone shine in the
finest writers in the country are connected
with the editorial department of that paper. -
There are writer's upon politics, science, agri-
culture, war, home and foreign news, COM
mercial matters, police trials, city news, &C.,
&C., with correspondence from our principal
cities at home and from foreign countries. BY
reference to the advertised Prospectus, the
peculiar principles sustained by the Tribune
will be remarked. Whether the reader likes
the opinions of the Tribune or not he viii get
the worth of the subscription price ten times
over in the value of the paper. The Daily
Tribune is only Sc per annum; semi weekly,
50, and Weekly, 81. How such paper can
De afforded at this price is a wonder even to
printers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13

(eTThe effect of ignorance is truly deplora-
BILE. A poor fellow in Massachusetts has been
mulct in $1,000 damage in an action for a
breach of promise, because he didn't know a
hawk from handsaw or mob handle from a
pretty girls waist His mother was a Wit
ness, and gave the following very satisfacty
testimony:
"At one time Dwight saw Eunice mopping
the floor. He asked her to come to the door
and see a big hawk that YVES there. She went
out, and in moment followed TO see the
hawk too. / did not see any hawk, but did
see Dwight with his arm around Eunic's waist.
] saw him kiss her, to mob floors. She said
she could do ii better than mother,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

READ For all Bowel Diseases. Cholera. Dsrrhe'
Fauency Constipation. and general Iility.
nothing bettr than Dr. HosrETTER's celebrated
Stomach Bters One wine glass. taken three eace
day. before meals will be sure cure for all the above DIS
will all heavnes from the stomach keap you
costiveness assist digestion give coed appeti
and i'm healthy the whole Every fami-
should baed during the
family medicine For sale by all principal uggsts
and dealers generality WOODS Ely IL SAWYER.
novlO.dIn HALLoCH Il STODDARQ,
INDEPENDENCE COUNCIL NO. 2,
Meets at o'clock Hall street
Telegraph Office first and third Saturdays of each
month. ott25d6w
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0IFThe Vevay Times calls the Evansville
Journal and the American and Republican pa
pers generally, abolition sheets, 1t is lucky
thing that calling things such does not make
them so. We do not suppose any body would
think if the Vevay Times even called decent
paper, or its editor an honest man, anybody
who knows them would believe for moment
that calling them such made them such.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13
naz. VIA. Il q. rield b. gznaiasat.-

The New York Times 10 Of the opinion that
Gov. Wise, of Virginia, is becoming one OF the
most yolumrous writer's cf the age. his
letters, if collected would make one OF the
Iargsst-and certainly one of the most anus
ing-volumes published for many years. We
thought that Gov. Wise had reached the.
climax in his letter TO the Boston Committee,
and had eased himself sufficiently to seek epis-
tolary repose. But in this we were mistaken,
and his particular friends have no doubt been
indignantly mistaken if they had any such
supposition. He has recently written another
letter, entirely too long, however for general
publication. being as be is not get President Of
the United States. In publishing one letter q
year from Virginia Governor, it appears to
US we show all proper respect to the @0fd Do
minion" and to the English language. Indeed
to publish one letter like Wise's Boston Com
mittee letter, ought to release us from all obli-
cations to publish anything more during our
life time from the pen of Virginia Governor.
But Gov. Wise's last letter is important. 1t
rather signifies he acouH consent, or might be
prevailed upon to consent to be President Of
the United States. We think we see him
therel This letter seems to have been written,
however, to explain many things he had said
in previous latter. He wants it understood,
that when he spoke of the Union as "the
most precious of the rights of the States, =
he only meant one of the most precious
and precious. at that only as means
Of preserving the other State rights. And
although be had said that the objections
to the Nebraska Bill were transferable, he did
not say they were iasupe'able;-and, therefore
he should have voted for it. And, finally, he
wishes it understood that, although he does
not want to be President, although he thinks
there are hundred men in the Union, and
two in Virginia, better fitted fort the place than
thimself-yet, for the sake of ruling the B1acA
! Republicans, a la jackson, he would consent tc
be President if the Democracy viii unite on
him, and cannot unite on any body else!
Good for Wise. AS the Times says, we may
now consider him fairly in the field as the
''Union and Harmony" candidate for the Pre-
sidency. When he gets elected, we shall mott
/ fy our readers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13

Gr3-The Evansville Band of Barn Yard In
vestigation, that is to say the hunting party
which started to the Wabash couple of weeks
ago, are now near West Franklin, hunting
about in that region. Last Saturday they
sent up a couple of fine deer and turkey
They will be at home we presume, this week.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13

0TThe Louisville Journal earns that Gov
er & Co., of whose contraoAto carry the mails
daily between Louisville and New Orleans we
heard so much about two years ago, will prob
ably recover 100000 of the United States for
the alleged violation of their contract by the P.
NJ General.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13

o. The Burlington On. ID American says
nearly doubled in five years. while the native
has increased only from ene-twelfth to one
eleventh.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13

or There were twenty-five fires in the
United States last month, exclusive of all
losses less than $4,000, and the aggregate
amount of property destroyed was $4,000.
Fifteen manufacturing establishments were
consumed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13
MISCELLANEOUS WAR NEWS.

The latest dispatch from st. Petersburg,
dated Oct, IS says: "The whole of the militia
has been ordered on the march, to reinforce
the army of the South under General Louders
Two liners, sixteen frigates, sud some gum
boats, have entered the Dneiper."
The Emperor Alexander had left Nicolaief
for Elezabsgood, $50 miles northward. The
usual story is revived, that his reason is affect
ed.
There is nothing more definite as to the re-
signation or recall Of Gen. Simpson than was
brought out by the Arago. The London Post
says that new commander has been appoint
ed, but does not give his name. Rumor mem
tons Sir De Lacy Evans, Conrihgton, Mark
ham, Colin Campbell and others.
Osman Pacha, who had been taken at Sincpe
had been exchanged.
The Moniteur publishes list of the stores
found in Sebastopol, comprising million shot
and cartridges, and halfa million pounds of gun
powder.
A st. Petersburg letter of the 18th says the
allied success had caused dependency, yet
every thing indicates the intention of Russia to
continue the war. Preparations were max
ing for fourteenth levy, and enrolment of
the local militia. Prayers were offered for the
Emperor's safe return from the Crimea
The attitude of Sweden was regarded in st.
Petersburg with increasing suspicion.