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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
sADLBRaYE-wARg BsTABhIsHRdRNT
STOVESG I'm AMI e3OPPEEs FNTCAES-
n M

e. THOMAS SCANTLIN, OF the firm ofScantIn
k d Parvin, has returned from Princeton and tar
$3.50 en- up ms residence permanently in THIS ciTE-
swhere he will devote his decentralization to al
branches oftheir business Mr. s. would call the aeli
ton of the public generally and his old customers
to their extensive stock of STOVES. TIN and SHEET
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining 10
Aelr business They also prepared to do all sorts Of
Tin, Copper and Sheet-irOn Custom Work Steam boat
work, &c, DC. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done atthe shortest notice and in the perfect stve
Gail at the store of SCANTLIN q PARVlN
nOVI4 Main sfeet. bet First and Saeoud
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-21

LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
on LOCUST. BETw. THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS.
EsN HORSES Buggies. Carriages. kaz==SA=7.ss5.szs3A
gisss and Omnibasses always for hire
81 - Stable. Carriages for excursions par
funerals always hand prepared 70 board
horses and keep them in the best order.
hack will hereafter be kept running constantly
during the day will be steamboats, hotels etc. for the
accommodation Of those wishing it. IL viii also be
citizens TO boats during the night
orders at the stable my9 E. IT, DEOAEsMo-
WATCH REPAIRING.
TwNHE UGdergned having commenced the above business
in Evansville himself with the hope that his
experience skill in ell descriptions time measuriug
machinery will pom trial be found worthy the attention
only the resi- citizens o. the city but also of those
comprising the ''eireumamhient vicinage.'
His shop the Post Once where he be found at all
OFFICE Hours myS r. II. GATES.
REFINED SUGAR.
BBLS Crushed Pulverized and Loaf Srrar received
8 Vs and by PRESTON BROS
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MAGNOLIA HOTEL,
FORMERLY
TIE HILLS HEAD.


FHNE undersigned has the above hotel and reno
waited furnished in the neatest manner and re-
speefuly soliei the patronage of The public lie has hne
6inC regular transient borders and lis table
VIII always he supplied with the hest the market Al ds
Meals served up parties travellers atsny hour at the
shortest notice
TURTLE S0TP with choice vegetables eie.. will he
market morning uesday Thursday and Satur-
day. from 10 tolZ o'clock.
ICE CREAM every night.
The cooks and table attendlnts always hand.
My old customers viii always ind me At hong
mylI jim. CAREES Proprietor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-21
THE0 DORE FEANEkEsS
CINCINNATI DVEING ESTABLISH In

CINCINNATI DTIEINEs ESTABLISHMENT.
Corner Che opposite Henry Lusz Groce-
Evansville Indiana.
uyANCY Steam hnisher of Dry Goods,
e formerly Foreman Cincinnati for Mr. Teasdae's
New ork Dye House.
Cleans by steam Ladies' and Gentlemen Clothes Of Silk
and Wootlen Crape Cashmere Shswls Of query scrip
ton and finishes ECU Dyes every kind stu
eordng patterns. finishes them equal He
moves spots or stains silk Dresses hcnt
iniuring orstuf He also cleans finishes Cur
tans in Silk Woollen. Toe de Tersse and Tulles.
cleans Carpets and finishes them equal at
air rates oct19-1y d&w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-21

WATCHES. CLOCKS. AND JEWELRY.
NFTE have received stock of Watches.
w Clocks Jewery and Silver altogether the
and largest stock offered in this city and which,
ing st low rates enables to sell at lower figures
than usual We have gold and silver hunting and open
watches from the finest down the cheapest article;
fob and chains ladies'
seal. scale and plain rings;
fob keys; seals in short article line of
in great variety of style and price.
We have also made arran gernents which will
constantly supplied with style of iron and wood
eghday and thirtyhOur clocks direct from the factory
which we VIII sell wholesale retail low they be
purchased in Wesera city.
BtTTR0LFF SONS. Main ST.. bet. 1st and Cd.
n B-Evcry article sold in ablishment warranted
to he represented,
Old gold and sve at the highest price, taken in exchange
for 9ewelrv- aplI
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TBEC'D per steamer ''76. -
Ia 3 cases r ". Boston Matehesj
cases New York do;
l bux Nutmegs;
2 bars Pepper:
kegs soda;
TO dozen strain hemp Bed cords;
10 do Na..I do do
coils hemp Bed cord;
coils Halter do;
3 do grass Halter Rope;
reals Bed cord;
barrel Sulphur
2 Go Epstm Salts;
6 dozen y poundcans Mustard;
p market ba kets;
boxes Lem n Syrup;
IS dozen Kentucky Mustard
4 barrels fine cut Smoking Tobacco
10 dozen fancy Buckets;
10 Wooden Bowls;
dozen bound half bushel Measures;
dozen sets d0j .r
20 dozen Shaker Brooms
10 blue Tubs 81;
90 do do (s);
4 dozen assorted Well Buckets;
do School Baskets;
o Tar Cans:
II do Wash Boards;
do " hisks;
do Fancy Whisbs;
do vii ow y agOns; for sale at very low nrlees 10
cash by my19 l. & D. HEIMANN.
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81 CHANDLER & HARLAN. ~

81 Ohm J. CHANDLER AND JAMES HA RLAN Jr hay
81 associated themselves together in the
Of law aud will attend all eoaded to them On
Or both may always be found their Locust
oPse the Sherwood House. OF transact bus
ness Prompt attention viii be given collections.
Evsnsyills, Nov 2. ISj4-ly
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DESS kEUTEoN

SE partnership heretofore existing between the IN
III designed, under the firm of V. K Hen tricks & Co..
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
V. K. HENDRICKS.
decl5-H JOS. Il. HEN BRICKS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ENHE undersigned have this day formed eo-rartnersh
Z under the firm of Hendricks & MeRea and will
the Boot aud Shoe business the Old stand of v X He
bricks & Go. V. h. HENDRICKS,
deei2-H ". a. NcREA.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-21

LARGE surpiy Of oats Just rec ana for sale by
! = iel0 T. GRANT & CO.
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FInUR.

HEAGNOLIA Mills ty Canal 100 bbls Every Dbl war
w ranted superior family -four. For sails BY :, ~,
ANS GEO. FOSTER & co.
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NEW SPRING GOODS

n no Barrels Kahawba Salt received and sale by
wv NAV u J. W. & S. VICKERI.
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upTTTV EzER-s MERCANTILE WRITING FLUIDS
dozen ounce bottles of this Ink Just received
a ~ for SALE Nv s. E. GILBERT & CO..
mh7 Sycamore, near Water
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Full assortment Of farming implements of all kinds
"a consisting Of horse powers and threshers- reapin
nacbines moving mills tanning mills plo's har
and vaors scytbes aid snaths cradles anc irks o
%rl Iis 49, T. GRANT & co.
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cash by myla / & D. HEIMANN.-
LAND FOR SALE.
TVHOSE lots remaining hand from the large sale OF
4 Leonard, still he bought upon Teasonabls
terms by apulving to CRAWFORD BELL.
JOHN SHANKLN.
iee-sf or SWEET d LEONARD.
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a jel5 ii'' - T. GRANT & co.
ATTENTION FARMERS!
NWO0L CARDlNtEThe qndsrsgned ASKS the @i tr
ing This establishment has two machines running Gay anu
nightly enabling out work faster and
excellent farmer bring in wool tor himself or
neghborhood ordinary and only have to wait
biS = pgiee sIvs wool quality
TSa an old and expereneed Carder to work my machines
ard promise satisiaotion. Jes-Ntt > 81 Din
WESTERN FEED & AGRICULTURAL WARE HOUSES
MILLER. VdNGATE & co.
MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in al kinds Of II EaTm
ing Machines Garden Seeds Trees So SIG Main
Street opposite Bank OF Louisville. Louisville Ky
sep25-lyw
WABASH AND ERIE CANAL.
TENHE undersne have recently buii5 large apd
prepared TO any Produce Commission or
wardiag business entrusted to them. Censlghes ee
promptly notified Of the arrival Ct taslr UoooS' anu s
| decs-tf BARR a MORGAN, Pete-sburgh Ia.
NoTARY PUB b, AND. AND JUSTICE 1T OF PEACE
collecting and securing aims in south
Refer to " 7. Pago, Esq Cashier Canal Bank Evans
DRY APPLES.
a FEW bushels Of choice Dry apples in store and for
Ia sale by apzl . ;, Z, q .. : IN E-1.l
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF Hartford. Connecticut.
! oAPTT II, $500 OOO--cE paid IN and in5esssd
gVTIIs COMPANY eorported with perpetual charter
and ageinst loss damage on
DTsng Houses gsnera Also 9ian mouse
the perfls of Navigation Losses VIII be ber-
ally ADJUSTED anu pa THOMAS K. BRACE. Pres,..
AppIicatios for Insurance may made to the subseri-
her duly receive proposals and issue
ies favorable terms as any s or
! sy1l-tf Main street. nearly opposite the Bank.
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uRNRH sTEEs.
soTARY Public bl'6H ANb J JTTss2TfiCE OF PEACE.

T-CA
I'd To collecting securing aims in South
Eastern Illinois, and al other business apperainlr
to said Offices. paying taxes, etc. n, r,
vile Ind ap2l~w
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ONCE NORFIN THE rtrt
WOon AND IYII.L0,Y WARE.

q assortment of market clothes baskets. wiIiov
IA wagons. brass and wood hou,d covered cans bale
boxes. ETC., ETC., for sale by CANON & HAMILTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-21
ATTENTION THE w


wWTE have received largest and
w best selected Of Chairs thas in
city Evansville at time comprising all the modern
STYLES spindle and Stat back seolops SCROLL scroll
and full scroll snd Fr neh Banister Jenny Lind
Walnut Grsean. Maple and Oak Greet CHERRY and
Walnut Gothic Italian Cottage aiuu Cherry and Maple
Rockers Bu tie and Boston Rockers. &c. sc winch
will Retail at CT cinna prices which
will saving per eenttO those that ~ hahiE Of
spending and money in visiting Cincinnati TO
make u cir purchases
We have general assortment of all kinds
Of Furniture which v VIII sell low io- cesh.
may Is SW EEl Is LEOvAi flh Au2t's-s-
IE0ESE TO RENT.
NEW Brick Dwelling. with rgouls. we'll oasua5ed for
HasAge Or small family located on Flrst So between
ae chestnut eiztern aad oGt-houses attached En-
F0ss SALE.
M have twosplendi5 Rosewood Marble Slab BILL
IAhD - 6AsS forsals with patent cushions balls.
cues and everything in complete order They are good
any tables IN the United States. which iii sell low
10 10. p .aAIrEIHILD BRIGGS.
JeS-A"N-s" S@t-t0l tAsstGur4t, Louisville. Ky.
HrHOICE FAMILY SPICES AND sIUsEAPD-
~ = doz ground PEPPER; doz Mustard I N eara.
18 doz Do Ginger, doz do III 10.
~ poz do Iiment0i II doz do 8 Id do,
u dsE DO Cassia; % 4" U''
Y doz do Cloves; put n tin cans and yraryart,5
Iure or no charge at tmhl3) COOKS Famiv Croeerr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-21

- OF THE CITY OF MEN YORK
CAPITAL S5o0.OoO-aH paid in IN CASH.
FMTHIS Company business about year ago
Il with intention of doing safe fair business. with
SO large Capital, and 5. L. Looms head
protection to the assured equal any Insurance Com
pan world Policies will be issued hy the subscriber
Buildings Merchandise Household Goods. &C., &C.,
terms favorable with ther good solvent Companies.
5. l.. LOOMS, Pres't
CHARLEs j. MARTIN, Secretary:
ALLEN c. HABLoCK. Ag't..
Main street, opposite the Bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-21

EBIGEOE Water Mills Flour;
III 2J bushels Meal; for sale by
my23 J. W. d s WICK RN
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1AE = ~ q - q NJ TT &
EVANSVILLE M.
SUNDREE1S.

- pOZ choice Brooms. nests cov'd Sugar Buckets,
- = gross Buffers Backing,
: DO HummeI's Essences of CoEeei reed and for sal
by my31 J. W. ), NICkERI.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-21

FHNHEco parns-hfp hsrsOfore existing betTeen John
Theron PaImeter. in the Lumber bnsiness
Evansville. under the firm of John r. clover q
Co. 18th day OF February last. An
persons indebe to the and those having eaiu
sgainst same will call upon or SET
he aioneis authorized to sete ee III .s
eo-partnership. sesaf rs JSt-N = ~
n B-The business will be continuedby JF G.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-21

BUR Dry Goods aud Clothing Store will be open ina
~ days on the corner of Main aud First streets
mylb VIZ IUrWENTH T.
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AMERICAN PRINTS.
FIRST STREET BETWEEN VINE AID DIVISION.
u

SBAfA PCS Jaeonet Muslin. din sct importation.
s1ONF bleached Shirtings: receiyed this day
and for safe by JAMES Low & Co.,
ap4 IS Main Louisville. KY
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EyILBERTS almonds, figs. raisns, entrants preserved
Il ginger race ginger haled ginger pimento ground
wheIe G0odwins tobacco cream Sal
epson salts sal soda alum sui hur. roll birthstone. bee
cords buckets tubs candy eopperas cloves, cinnamon nl
glass Jars tasks. logwOod madden Indigo glass lanterns
mustard matches, oysters. Holsters saTdnes letter AMI
wrapping sauee powder. safety FUSE fancy
bar soaps, vinegar, teas. snuff, moss, etc. etc.;
inst re- "a aud for salelow by
5. f. GILBERT 4 CO.. SYc. near W ater-
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REMOVAL.

Hz ESS RS. Altering & Drummer have removed their
I'VE GODS their old stand the corner Of
the journal Buildings on Water
street still continue business their long established
Main between First and second They have
assortment goods at both their and
a1vana to both country and city trade
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FEST m TOMN.

FkES lot CT ladies' custom made shoes. said to DO
IA best in town, for sale at EMBICH'S Dry Goods Z
y oe Store. Gain street, doors below Second.
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a FEW bushels Of choice Dry Apples in store nd 70
IA sale by ap2T J. W. q s.. YICKEBY.
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D. ANDERSON would RESPECTFULLY inform the citi-
builders Of Evansville, that ne has tax
his permanent residence in this city and Is prepa
all orders for house plaster stueeo work els-
building. and all other Jobs his line IN tte neassl
and most substantial manner All work done by nm
will be ed. and required when Jobs are not
executed in rkmanlike manner Orders ett at Partner
CALDN ELLIS store viii meet with prompt atteatlon
avl Pm.
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GLASS.
6RNn BOXES in store and for sale by
%SHNF ap2t ORR, DALZE
ENNDRIEE

6SPICEs.-90k kegs assorted Cut Spikes
- % do do Pressed Spikes. st edueed rates
by mh2+ ORR, DALZELL L co.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-28
Revision Of the Laws

Itvill be recolected ,ha; at the las, session
Of the Legislature m &C, WAS passed an'
.horizirg the Governor TO select n commit
tee Of lawyers for the purpose Of revising
digc.,ing, aud eodIfying the laws OF 'h's
State. Such a course seemed necessary
from the fact that many of our statutes
conflict; other are vague md uncertain in
their meaning some Of them are entirely
useless. law. are wanted where none are
to be found the repealed arc mixed up
with the un-epealed. and consequently the
whole mass is so large, un~ie'dy. and IN
comprehensive ma, work OF revision
seemed loudly called for.
Ii the committee 10 whom this important
and delicate task was assigned. had con-
sidered merely the defects OF the system.
With view 10 It's correction. they would
have rendered q mefi,oriogs service to the
State. while rejecting the highes, credi. on
themselves. II they had rested oonien,ed
with a careful aud succiuc, analysis OF our
own legislation and had studied the stA,u'
,afy laws Of other States sufficiently to
have borrowed such laws ss might have
been found applicable to our condition.
they would have succeeded IN perf-c,ng =
text book TO be admired and commended
hy the most emInen, juris,s OF the u mon.
Such We hope they have done, or are doing
Bu, il report speaks truly, aud We have ii
from authority which we consider entitled
to credit. they have gone lar beyond this,
have declined everything like vision o. sim.
plifcal,on and are preparing irregular code,
something like the code Napoleon, or the
policy OF Louisiana. They arc about to
supplant the common by the civil law, with
all its lntricace. and devious vindngs. IN
a word. the work they are preparing w'li
change the whole system Of jurisprudence
which has hitherto governed the State. II
this be true /, will lead to doubt. uncertain
ty. and endless litigation. The most pro
found lawyers in Texas viii again have to
become students
Now, We do not knor whether tbs state.
ment is true or not, but II 1t "a. we canno,
be too early in calling the attention OF the
bar and the people to It. 1t will not do 10
wait until it ia brought before the Legsla.
,ure. and suffer It to be hurried through,
with that indccorous haste which has char>
scterized nearly sll our legislation |, viii
not do to wai,nnlil the evil isconsumma,ed to
complain !. It be untrue, the gentlemen
composing that committee will now have
an opportunity Of contradicling ii. ii they
see proper. We hope t;ey will do SO. aud
glge the public some idea OF the plan which
the, have adopted Their repu,stion, aud
that Of the State which has honored them
with such dislingu. he'd position. is alike
involved in the completion OF ihis great
work
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-28

Tbs Galveston News remarks; ave
have had some scenes in our Iexaa I.cQis-
latures which We're no, deemed very cred
liable TO the State. But such scene Al
the following described by the New Or
leans Crescent, as having taken place in
the Louisiana House Of Representatives, ut
the close Of it's late session, furnishes nm
exhibition Of bachsnalisn rowdyism that
was never witnessed this side of the Sab
inc, and we trust never will be:
80 Songs were sung amidst the uproxr.
ious shouts confusion worse COMPOUNDED
rcigued supreme, and, to crown the whole,
about bali rsst nine. n stag dance, to the
strains of no. badly played violin, wss in
active progression, when messages from
the Senate and tho Governor temporarily
arrested those edifting and appropriate
anusements. And to make the story short.
the tumult continued TO increase. TO grow
worse. more and moro d''repo,abie. up to
-. 'stv moment OF sdlonrumcn, '"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-28
4 n0i0 ntcs.

u .hha ~ ANDERSON il candidate tor
R,grsoni1'ite 10 the mex; Legislator. from
iIauJ.on coahty, al the approaching August
..criien.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-28

Oae OF our Western villages passed An
ordnance forbidding tayerns TO sell liquors
on the Sabbath to any person except tfav-
.Isrz. The next Sunday every man IN tte
town was walking around with n ys'ise IN
aus Maud ssJ i,s .gtdls lag. IN \. o'lsr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-28
Great Racing.

GA he 81 INST, the celebrated kentnchy
arse Lexington Fan four nils race. for
$50 600, over the Metairie race course.
Sew Orleans. agains, the ias,es. time on
ecofd, to wii. : min. &c sec, He &c,
,omllshed the fea, in : l9s
The first lime, : 20, WIS made by tho
crowned Lceomp.e.
on the 18th these celebrated raeefs. the
eeie,i Ia the world. ran ngains, each other
,ver the ZANE course. Lexington was
gain The winner Lec0mpte was with.
rswn ate, til. first heat. Lexington ran
ilie ioar mica IN Z eat
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-28
Hard Times.

Our co,cmpotary Of the Henderson Dem
ocrai has an article on the hard times. ~
lie saws that be cannot hear of busbel Of
corn for sale in Rusk county. and that all
the necessarcs Of li'e are held At enormous
prices. Similar complaints reach VA from
other points. Meal from l,25 to 50 90
per hushel. 1t has reached the highest
notch here. Bacon from ID to 30 cents
per pound. aud -four ct from IS to $50 per
barrel
All this has arisen from the fac, tia, our
planters depend upon New Orleans for
supplies, and this wear navigation has failed.
It ought to tcarh onr people \ lesson
Cotton, cotton, has been hitherto the cry !,
While they have depended in great degree
upon supplies from abroad TO enable them
to live. We viii never have good times in
Texas until this policy is changed. Lei.
our planters abandon it, and in The end they
will make more money, and be more pros,
porous than they have been hitherto.
We are are uader the impression that
there is plenty Of corn in the country; but
1t is held up ~ these who have it, A
fear seems to have originated 10 the minds
Of many, that, in consequence OF the long
continued drought, there will DO failure OF
the crop this year. We think these. fearn
entirely rronudles., AID that tho presen,
will be ono of the most prosperous seasons
we have had in many years. The crops.
Notwithstanding the dry weather, look fine,
and one or two rains even within ten days
or two weeks from the present time. will
revive the hopes Of our farmers. \ dtonth
now. Is no, likely to be succeeded by one
IN the summer, and Il We have good sea
son in June and July. we are certain to
have excellent crops. We have had dry
winter anil dry spring unessmpled, per.
hsps, in The history Of the conniry. Hence
we look for rain. u good season, and n
pleasant summer
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-28

Rrp RIVER - The South Western Of
Wednesday says,
"Thc liver is again on the decline, bu,
thor, is suheicn, water to afford fine navi.
CATION between this por, and the falls
Unfortunately the Mississippi has fallen,
end thereby made the navigation extremely
bed between Alexand,ia and the mouth Of
the river. The ST. Charles on her las. trip
up run aground, md was compelled to for
ward her passengers and freight by small
boat Tho boats are asking ~ per bale
on cotton to New Orleans, but many ship.
PERI refuse to pay more than - So"