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The North-Carolinian., 1855-06-30
PEARCE & FERGUSON,


Wholesale dealers in Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS
Hats, Caps Boots Shoes, Imbrellas, 0Hd
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
North side Hay street. FAYETTEVILLE, y. c.
r-,e- Strict attention paid to orders.
B. +. PEARCE-
October lst j. +. FERGUSO\
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NORTH CAROLINA CASSIMERES.
Oct. I. 1851.

J AMEs G. SMITH. MILES COSTIN
JAMES G. SMITH & CO.,
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An INGENIOUS NEGRo-In LAFAYETTE, MsSis-
sippi, few days ago, a negro, who with his
wife and three children, occupied hut upon
the plantation of Col. Peques, was very much
ANNOYED by heas. Believing that they congrc-
gated in great numbers beneath the house, he
resolved to destroy them by fire; and accord
ingly, one night when his family were asleep,
he raised plank in the floor of the cabin, and
nrocuring an armful of shucks, scattered them
on the ground beneath, and lighted them. The
consequence was that the cabin was consumed
and the whole family, with the exception o
the man who lighted the fire, were burned to
DEATH
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FOR SALE.

THO THOUSAND ACRES OE uL.AND nine miles.
Ksk--ss4---s1a---e.e-s-z@.s
Plank Road and on each side of Big Rockfsh. One
Of the best Turpentinc sections in the county. with
convenient improvements for family residence: with
Il small corn mill Il failing stream and first
situation for Turpcntine Drtillcry and Store
4. A. MckETHAN
Fcb'v Q
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WHAT KNow-NOrHING1sM HAS DONE First.
Every Congressman elected by the know-notl'-
ings is pledged to repeal the Nebraska bill and
to modify or repeal the fugtive-slave law.
Second The nine United States senators cleo
ted so far by know-nothing legislatures are
avowcdly uncompromisins abotionists. Third
Every governor elected in the free States by
know-nothngs is abolitionist- Fourth
The negroes Of the North vote to one man with
the know-nothings, and have been repeatedly
complimented for their patriotism i'll thus voting
bv the know-nothing organs Fifth. The
| kuow-nothing legisat ture of Massachusetts tired
to remove Judge Loring from Office for having
ktu1.<t-==szlE:>:->a M RE -fz2CxasI
master, in accordance with the requisites OF
| the laws Of the United States. Sixth. The
Grand councils of the know-nothinss IN the
States of Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and
New Hampshire have passed strong anti-siave
| ry resolutions Seventh The know-nothng
legislature Of Massachusetts has passed la"
admitting negroes to the public schools Eighth
The know-nothing House Of Representatives o
Congress is thoroughly abolitionlst Ill tenden
cies and character--Hobue Register
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w p. ELLIOTT,
General COMMITS sSion and Forwarding Merchant
WILMING GTON. \. c.
May O. 1855 pd t lJan
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The steamship Asia. that sailed last week
from New York. for Liverpool, took out q
lot Of CongressmeD, who 60 to Europe on a
tour Of inspection. ITO see the world and 90
TO France" probably. The departure of so
many members Of the last Congress, at once
naturally created some surprise; but the sur.
prise vsuishes when certain circumstances
are made known. These Congressional
tourists, hast winter, ooted for the Appropriation
OF seUerta hundred thousand dollars to the al.
ready gorged and bioated Collins line of steam.
'ers. Now, they are receiving their reward.
That simpli6es the case wonderfully. II
tells the whole tale an makes il az plain az
y piks-staff.
II was fair bargain, business trausac.
ton, the last condition Of which is now being
Fdi6lled. Messrs. Collins e. Co., Dough,
these precious fellows votes, and, as a quid
pro quo therefore, agreed to give them Tree
ride across the A tlantic. So they 90 as far
as Liverpool, on their way to Sebsstopol, as
dead.heads.
VCte-selling is . peculiar Congressional
prerogative, and the right to trade for free
riders in steamships, one of the emoluments
OF the ONCE which pays eight dollars per
day. This Is surely great country, and
contains some great men, in q certain wav.
We wish the Congressional desd.heads much
Joy on their tour, buff while they are feast.
ing their eyes on the gold and glitter oil
Europe, their consciences do not twinge un.
der the recollection oil that corrupt bargain,
Why, they have got very case-hardened con.
sciences, that's all.-GX St. Louis Ners.
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GREAT HARGA!Ns IN LANDS FOB MIL
SITES. VlNkY ARDS, GARDENS AND tRl.
vATE kk.doENCE MEAN TIM CsTh

NHE south quarter Of section In township south
Of fnuee 10 vss which situated the mills known
Rudds Mills formerly known Nesleys Mills and part
eshs section have been laid
In twenty-five lots Of ell sizes from 81 to aeres ls
in alb and lying both sides Of Pigeon Greek and
both sides Of the plank road Some Of these lots
desirable sites for dwelling houses Of them
best sites within the for Mills eoms OF them have
such elevation aud aspect adapt them peculiarly
peculiarly Ats them fos Gardenng of them with
healthy nsishborhood and wanting few acres Of
chs which has been sxsensvsy used
for various purrosss-
Of shs lots. lNo 3o) containing
large. rev. two-sory dwelling house. good WE'LL
char and garden in high Of cultivation. Lot n
(consinipg ssresl and lot n Is 3oo serss have
dwsiiins houses and good ssteras them suit
able for smai families.
The above properly will Be sold public auction The
highest bidder without reserve 81 sweet Leonsfda Arc
tiou Room Main street, opposite the Court House.
In Evansville Monday the 4sh day 81 June. 1855.
mencing ct 10 o'clock. A. n.
map can DO seen at the Auction Room Of Sweet Leon
and record in the once the size
and shape OF the several lo and the position Of each vita
relation the plank road and The creek ana ME- O. Bell
xl any person wishing examine the proper
TERMS OF SALE:-Ons third cash. ens-third In ens
aets and norts>sssa the property. ,ouv .n.vr,v.
Nj. BRAY
81 Enquirer. Reform sad vslhsbsts sspy Of
q esGh.
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(" We would ask the attention Of fami.
lies TO Mrs. Half advertisement of fruits in
cans, and would suggest to our hotel keepers
that they would do well to get Mrs. H. to
put up large quantities Of fruit for them. To.
be-sure bosrders can live on dried apples for
breakfast and s,oiu for tea 20 far ~ extras
are concerned, but then bosrders and travel.
ers would like At certain seasons Of the year
when the fruits are gone. to occasionally par.
take Of fruit fresh Is If just plucked from the
trees. Mrs. H. prepares fruit in that man.
nsr. and vdrants il to keep well. Her
rates are given, and families will perceive
they are very cheap.
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DAILY JOU r N AL.

HvpE's MARBLE YAsp.-Nr. John Hyde,
who has the Marble Yard on corner of Sec.
ond and Vine streets. 10 now doing some
beautiful work. We are glad to see the
nestness of his work, and fne marbles he
keeps constantly on hands. are bringing him
q rapid increase Of custom. We can warm.
ly recommend Mr.. Hyde to those who are
not acquainted with him, a. an industrious.
hard working and most excellent young man
in every particular, and frst rate workmen
orders left with him or sent to his address
will be promptly filed.
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TELEGRAPHIC!


oAuGOhs UaS.s rsy SV'
The Know Nothing Convention adjourned
without making a nomination, leaving the
members to vote for whom they please.
Strong resolutions were passed recogniz.
ing the Republican party.
Delegates % the National Convention
were appointed.
BALTIMORE, May 81.
By mail we have further details from
Mexico.
After Santa Anna had left Morelia, in
pursuit of the Insurgents, there had been no
accounts OF his progress, which caused con.
siderable alarm, because rumors were current
that the Insurgents had defeated him after q
desperate resistance.
PIrrssuhoH, May ~.
The weather 10 warm, with showers, and
strong Indications of heavy rain. The
river 10 about at q stand, with three feet eight
inches water in the channel, by the metal
mark.
New YORK. May 81, 2. n.
Cotton 10 firm and in good demand. Flour
is bunyant, sales of 5000 bbIs at $40 25@
10 so Tor ohio, and Sill 50@ II 81 for South.
ern. Corn has advanced to 81 07@I 10.
with sales Of $4,000 bushels. Sales of old
mess pork at SIG gle 81. Beef 10 Q shade
higher, with a good demand; sales Of 500
bbls at SIS 25@l5 50 for repacked Chicago
mess. and 81 @l2 SO for country mess.-
Whisky opened dull, but closed with better
demand; sales OF $50 bbls at 37@37ic. for
Ohio, Groceries are unchanged, with q
moderate demand. Money continues plenty.
Stocks are dull, and rates declining; sales Of
Ohio Life and Trust Co. shares at 80; Penn.
syIvania Coal Co at ITO; Cumberland 273;
Reading 80; Erie 483; Cleveland and To.
ledo sOl. seller SO days, and New York Gen.
trail 90.
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CANAL BRoKEH.-The bank Of the canal
gave way day.before yesterday. at "the
Bluffs" near Petersburgh, and about 5000
yards Of earth was carried away. 1t il sup.
posed II will take about two weeks to repair
il. during which time through navigation will
be suspended. we hopS our infosmsnt may
be mistaken in the amount Of damage done
and that Il viii b repaired in much shorter
time.
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RlVER lTE Ms.

The river was falling yesterday at Gin
cinnati-on stand at Piusbursh-and falling
here and at Louisville.
q There were but very few boats here yes
terday, and business on the wharf dull.
- The wharfage freceipts here for the
month OF May amounted 10 about 5000.
ss-- The freigh,s yesterday at Cincinnati fol
New Orleans ruled Is follows: Whisky 90c
Pork, s.; Flour. So Pound Freish, 2Sa3Oc.
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10 Our musical friend, Mr.. Geo. W..
Warren, 10 now making his quarterly visit
TO Evansville. to tune pianos. He has been
. little delayed this time BY sickness, but 10
now on hands and ready to receive orders,
90 per advertisements. We need not COM
mend Mr.. w. to those who know him. but to
families lately arrived here. we would cay
that he is the proper person to entrust pianos
10 for correct tuning.
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GREAT sRSSGSHIA o sHks AZ HfSFS

GREAT ePKCIAL SAL. OF NkWLY lSlPORT-
vxJootssT HEfsSN P .ii FL. J. .S:is :si.. rooms.
w usia street. Evansville. without limit reserve,
ssnnsseise It sK seIeei A. n. Monday, June "a and
'.p: hss. Te:sS,y .IFsi. 5s1; So
IMPORTED DRY G0ODS-an frssA. in gsed order, being
the balance Of New York Importing Hesss stock Of
ns. ns issss ves white goods. English sassin:rs:.
prints. barssss gsne furnishing geeSs ere ess. This
Being sale Of this order before offered q
sioa !. Essssvlls II: Seeds win ,. positively sod nd
thus respectfully solicit the attention Of ell euysrs
Of Dry 0eod.to shis sale
Over under s030 days credit Over t1O - $500.
60 days credit Over $500 80 ersditor approved
dorsed notes payable bank with current sxehangt
New York whom due. WOOLSEY NELSON.
"A
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DA>ikk WOoLsBr... uisAn SsLscA
AUCTION ROOMS;

OLD CsuPt House. Of Main and Third Streets ihns
dstsly opposite the Washington Hotel.
HHAvING leased Of year, and fitted MP the
0U we'll knovn stand. prepared 70
sevs auction private SALE all kinds OF
aiss.
Cssh advances made eonsieumens when required.
icing - o'clock. A. Alss Tuesday. wednesday
and Friday nishss. ~ early gas light.
s-lss sad ssiss promptly attended
~.
general Of FURNITURE eonsistEs stsas
spinds backs. scroll and scoop rim
bsek once French Jenny Li.d. end Bustle wood sect
Chairs mahogany snd wood sofa seat Chair, EsaSsh
dining bsestfast tables; light end wash stands
mirrors and nissss' bedsteads mat
ts snl wire ssSs which Ne will sell ~ Gin
sis nsti price,. .
We have hsad great variety Of notions jewelry
vions secsfdeons. peelet cutlery ptstels whips
etc., which will sell reduced prices for cash.
Wholesale % retail. WOOLSEY NELSON.
my9 Aucts
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6TThe wind blew very hard yesterday,
with elight-shower in the afternoon. The
walls Of the ruins left BY the late Ere rocked
threateningly, but did not fell. These walls
should be At once torn down to prevent &C..
cidents.
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OF BY advertisement it will Dc seen .
6ne n exicsn saddle, with bride end lssso,
are offered or sale very eheap. These ar.
ticles may be seen at Gregg's saddle shop.
They are quite q curiosity in their WAY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-02

0uMessrs. Loewenthal & Co., have re.
painted their new store building at the cor
ner Of First and Main streets. and ornament.
ed it with awful big signs expressive Of the
business within.
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nTA large fiat boat laden with furni.
turs arrived here couple days since from
Cincinnati. The owners have deposiated II
in the old Washington House where they
ofer'it for sale.
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40 Miss Sally Cha, peli. Of Louisville,
has sued Gen. Tickell, OF Mississippi. for
breach of promise. Damages laid at $4,000
Il Exchange.
Ten thousand dollars for refusing to
TsekeH her! Nuke him pay it. Sally.
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@The author Of Christianity was . for
signer.-[ Lou. Dem.
Why. yes, he came from Heaven. and We
are afraid that Heaven will always be Q for.
eign country 10 you.-( Lou. Jour.
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~ Baruum denies that Mrs. e. Oakes
Smith was ever asked to serve on his Baby
Show exhibition.
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ANB HUNDRED AND TIN acres Of ssssllens land.
" timbered. situated in vsnderburgh county,
the Nswbsreh road aboas miles tbs city Of Evans-
willie and ~ miles from the Ohio river. in tracts 70 suit
vurehase disposed OF at private sale prior to the
lh day Of June Iss will then b. sold public sale ~
che auction rooms Of woolssf d Nelson.
fERNs:-One- shird eash third year. snd
third 10 year, With stessst secured By and
Gags the property
For psrseuars apply v Hsrses Piumsr the propri
stot, NOAH HUMPHREY.
Wsolsey Nelson, Auctions. nyA-td
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CANAL MARK HOUSE FOR SALE.

a Aucson the prslaisss. MONDAY, June II. ct
n Pm The me Canal Ware House and Wharf occupied
By B. r. Hill sbe soruer OF Naiu street and the Canal
The wharf $50 feet The hose spacious aud In the
perfect order with Farbsnks sfor scales hosting
tackie we'll furnished once is central
vi. sdarssd whoiesaie Groceries and Provisions
well - Forwarding and Commission.
T.RMSsay e600 cash; the balance % and 70 mouths
With seeurt For luther PARTICULARS
ply TO EDWARD r.. HILL. cd she premises.
myai-d or to JOHN INGLE. Jr.
Sweet A Leonard. Auc,s
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HULMEe' CEMENT.
SDO apis 8. g. GILBERT 4 CO.
1.-THE CRY Is STILL TpEY COME"
ANOTA ER a RRIVAL

80 s .s3; fresh. for al. BY Is. 3. GILBERT . 90.
THE EE SEr + SILL :; sn = ,v coSE."
ar asv srriss wan Paper. Bordsrs etc., jus.rsssiv.d
u the store Of Joha G. Dsvsrsux Jf. Main street,
Wall PsprrEron three dollars per piece.
BOrdsnfon ten esats % three dollars per pises. besu
dollar. per centre. exceed
Frs Board twenty cents to three dollars per
piece comprising Of the beautiful srouxhs
Pepper window Blinds-of all kinds. descriptions sad
,s h. R:s,
..' sad vim S Z; rSRL5s ' ;sfss
$ i; ;:i: q
iAvon. rsspsetfay solicit ssssiSu,nss Ssshs zane
ny34 Main St. between LIST b "a.
&: S: 81: ;....... 81:
n * sr'n ne" D''a r''e'''' COOKS Family Grocery
HARRISON HOUSE.
TINE ndsrsnsd having lssssS the veil hnovn property
sI.ds. on =. wss.s rs.t Depot and Nis
ss:':i IA
sss:'s bop. .'s1 &C:
myas. svdimw Twin. News IS.
CASH Gus TOME RS
he market with Hemloek
and OAK aols Lssther. Pstent French and American
Calf Skus French Chased and Boot Morocco sheep Lin.
s's-'s. w...r ';a E Fin E;e-'
ss' ss.is; Z :isI. e 60 Tor
NEW CHEESK.
II n BOXES Of prime nsw Wsstsn Reserve Cheese, Just
~ rse's snd Tor sais By J.w. 3 >. 'IoKkRf.
oys.-"'s' s''''''' sso. ,os..a %.
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NEW WA6HlN GTON HOTEL.

VUNHE Proprist this from their
old stand Main their Hotel just nsh
opposite the Court House. where they
aesommodss their old all others
to call upon thsm In much superior style than formerly
for past solicit contnu-
aAes ofthe same vhich shall all
Il Our fare win be the best the market affords. and
Good stsbl, and Wagon Yard Kept fereeunsry
eyk@dkw0 FELKER 4 HEDDERECH.
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4 - nay COOkS FAMILY 0BOCERY.
IN BBLs Flour. Railroad Mills;
90 Su:h Bran; vhoi.s.l. or retail. ty
| Water st.. . door:.S.ys Main.
| PROF. o. J. WOODS
| CELEDRArEE
III Al r RE s T Or ATIV
HE effects this wonderful Hair Restorative pro-
young praises Of the virtues
p grey h.i. So 70 oia1 sn
tepfodues bald heads iuIurians growth. Read the
NnSorD. woncEsrrs Co., Nov. 10. 1854.
G S. s.ss in sssro;
sse ny S.r
1. a TOP # NJ ssS 5 .ss I.
ss.: and 70 my ::
sppcaons that my hair firmly set and assumed
~; n; {: T.:
~ HENRY GOODRICH.
WATERFOWL MASS. May /. 1854.
n.si: power yoar lair Three months since
s. 70 n:
LOCKS their color and hair which was he
"a s ana
lo, az the itching annoying before aud
nss only lock bat feel young asain
E''''''i'llSSia ysSI.i s'' WHITNEY
Prepared sold Wholesale ia Market
street St. Louis Mo and .. 50, Broadway. New York
ss.s Also a.. ss no s.ssn; are for sale
can be boush. ct any other heuse
ast III u. ssssp,
1ussYT GMT 2 E +. =.
.:sr.,o,. ,hs bs;f article II the Parls and the shesp
ni my s'is''I y ''l' ihoRsBRooK cnURcHrLL.s.
4 = BBLs Extra Choice N. o. Sugar;
&. |: :s;i, Bet BET
ny,l ~ - ''"''''A 1p'' C COOKS Family Grocery.
ATTENTION THE wROLK.
ns,. jus. ,,ssvsa On sS1: n: l.ss.. and
time so%Pri.isa iss. modern
:st 3 :. s: F' f,
and Walnut Grsci.n. Maple and OAK Greet Cherry and
:. wSol.:. ssi Retail = cassn..i prices which
,pesdins their tim. and in visiting onennati
We have also hand general sssorspeas Of all kinds
which We Will vi lsr IL A
a a.,Isnsss Of very desirable Mourning Rrs,s Goods
RUETTssi AND SGGs1 50 A., ,, ;, s,.,.
for sale 81 msyI5 vfcKEgy's.
MOSQUITO NETTING.
sS s:. .is y reed a.
FEED YOUR cows.
1G BsLs Shorts for sale y Lpxxrv !. .oprxsox
UUsT EoEiyED.
- Na ,ofchoice Family Cheese;
20 lbs cho,ce sugar cured Dried Beef
II .ols hest Family Flour;
70 Sush Fresh Corn Neal; ct
A.. BACON Co.'S Family Grocery.
mys Main o..
Ei'ssPS APPS '''- " 49, ~ !. BACON co.
HARVEST TOOLS.
4 n DOE Grain Scythes. IL doz Gram Cradles.
IL u 20 do Grass DO. % do Seythes' snathes.
10 dos hay straw aad manure FSrks Tsrssd and
Bells Ware House. back Of the new Court House.
1nR RIFLE BARREIs !. srss-ssie article. together
With full supply Of gun sriHnns, jTss reed
BeIi'sw.rs House. back Of the new coars House.
SUMMER HATS.
assortment Of sumner Hats for sentismsn and boys
DIG IRON. 10 Tons Soft Tennsssss and Greene Co.
my5 GEO. FOSTER co.
- PRINTS.
= CASES new styles Prints. reed this day, and for
1e1 sale for cash only By LAS; Low CO.:
CREAM ia RTAR AND >. c. SODA.
III my4 E.GILBERT CO..
Sycamore st.. near w ater
- g. z. GILBERT CO..
my29 Sycamore st.. near water.
Id ROONS.-l00 dol Common, Medium and ExtSs for ,
1,s GEO FOSTER 90.
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coRNsR sEcOND STREET, EVANSVILLE IND
undersigned would respectfully the cti
Of Evansville s.d the public generally that
purchased entire Of No Marble Of Mr.
phrey. and fully prepared III all orders
menS. Tonbs 0besk Head and Foot Stones, OF the
suitable Monumss their deceased friends would do
70 give him call. All orders promptly attended "a.
oct24-6 J. HYDE.
The true Democrat., 1855-04-11

J@1II4N W IL1oON, CommisSioner 0f the Generai Land Office March ', 1S55-6
The true Democrat., 1855-04-11
TO THE PURIJC

T BEG leave to inform the citizens of 1;++,o poo,. I and vicinity that intend opening an office on Markham street, Ashley's block. this citv for tbe carrying on of general Banking and Exchange Business. It will be my object to do business so as to merit public patronage. First class of excbanoe on New York for sale in sums to suit amlicants s Gold. silver and uncurrent money bought and sold at fair rates For reference apply to the Rochester Bank, Rochester, N. Y.' Other references furnished on application H. SEYMOUR
 N. B.-I shall also represent the Cincinnati and Little Rock Slate Company" and provide promptly for the redemption payment of all its drafts or s- sues H. SEYMOUR.
 Feb2I55 I'm
The true Democrat., 1855-04-11
NEFDVAM'S MARBLE WORKS. 459 Jefferson Street. Louisville. KV.

\ T the above establishment may be found large A assortment of Marble Monuments, Tombs, tow the same description of goods be purchas ed at any city in the South or South Vest Allwork done up in the best style carefully packed and ship ped by the proprietor in person. who can refer to the merchants of Louisville generally as to the character of his work and pr;ces. EDGAR NEEDHAM.
 march7 3mx
The true Democrat., 1855-04-11
MONEY WANTED.

A IL persons indebted to D. Bender Gs Co.,, will A please call at D. Benders Store and pay up their accounts before the first of February next if not paid the accounts and notes will be placed in the hands of an officer for collection All that wish to save cost will do well to call soon. D. BENDER.
 Jan. IT. 1855
The true Democrat., 1855-04-11
THE MAGNOLIA HOUSE.

TTAVING purchased the entire fixtures of the Il house in Ashleys row, on Markham street, late ly occupled by Mir. E. F B. LUMpKN, which had been reftted within the past spring by that gentleman in the finest modern style, we are prepared to accom- modate our friends, and every body generally with in style, not surpassed by any artite west of New York.
 ICE will be kept during the entire summer season as long money can procure it and every effort made te give satisfaction.
 Hoping by attention to their business, to merit a large share of the patronage of a generous public, they would say, '' come one-come all.'.
 July , BROOKIN & SULLIVAN
The true Democrat., 1855-04-11

THE undersigned having disposed of the FRLrnAL l establishment to Mir. ROBERT DoLlvE would, while he cheertuy recommends his successor to the public, impress on the minds of those having un- ilquldated accounts with him, the necessity of a speedy settlement of the same. He wishes all indebt- ed to hlm and all to whom he is indebted to call and settle their accounts with him. Mir. Arow is author ,zed to receive and receipt for all moneys due the tnltral. c. c. AKIN.
 January IL 1855 If
The true Democrat., 1855-04-11

J. EVY, K EEPS constantly on hand a general as- IA sortment of Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps, Clothing, and great variety of Dry Goods and Groceries at his store in Badgetts new brick building, on East Main street, between Messrs D. B. Mandel and J.. II. Robinson, which he offers very low for cash Call and look at his stock of goods before purchasing elsewhere.
 Little Rock April II 54