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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-05-23

The Massive earnestly hope that somo effort
will be made by the citizens of Raleigh and this
Mace to get the Post Master General to direct the
mail service between the two places to be performed
in four horse post coaches
The intercourse between the capital and one OF
the principal interior commercial towns should have
the convenience of the best mail arrangements pos
sbe and it will be particularly needed no'o as the
Warsaw line is to be reduced to q two horse hack.
We copy the above from the last Fayetteville Car.
Gilman We trust that four horse post coaches will
be established between this place and Fayetteville.
The intercourse between the two places would, it
seems to Us, fully justify it. @.
Having played with the little :" "twinkler" y" until
all its shiny pints are worn off, we throw it aside
Our reasons for answering tho Star as We did, in
regard to the question asked us was because We had
answered the question, put to US by the Regis
ter, and because Mr.. Dub put it in such superc-
ious, insinuating unfair and uncourteons manner.
We generally met men in the spirit with which
they apprsash ua
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-05-23

A WORD TO PLASTERs.-Ths unusual character
of the past season. and the remarkable backwardness
and otherwise unfavorable prospects of the present
one, added to the unsatisfactory accounts received
from abroad, all teach lesson (says the Mobile Ad
verser) which the agrculturalist cannot safely pass
by unheeded. From all portions Of the interior We
hear loud complaints of the scarcity Of breadstufs
and other prime articles of food, and even at the
North and West, from whence our supplies are SO
largely derived, prices have gone up enormously
that there is little prospect ahead of permanent
lief in this regard Meanwhile the war in Europe,
which dninishes the demand for cotton, and other.
wise embarrasses the market acce!erates, in an al
most fearful ratio the foreign demand for -four and
grain, while restricting their production and cutting
off large sources of supply formerly much relied on
for the Northern European markets.
What then, is the evident policy of our planters,
large and small? 1t is to plant less land in cotton
and more in corn-in brief, to produce as many
lices suitable for food within themselves, possi
ble. Whenever cotton already planted makes poor
stand, and is generally unpromising, better, by all
Odds plough it up and supply its place with more
necdfu and believe at present, more profitable
products By such means We shall at least be plac-
ed beyond the reach of the most cheeress and sick
ening of scourges, famine. and be prepared to wait
the progress of events at home and abroad with less
anxiety and unpleasant forebodings. But We are
fully persuaded the course recommended would re.
suit largely in pecuniary profit to the planter. If
evIry would agree to raise one.tenth less cot
ton this year than usual, the result would be that
the nine-tenths would net much full crop
while the articles grown in place of the "tenth :"
would besides the convenience and feeling of inde
pendence caused by their possession, be much
tua gain to the producer. 1t is sound policy at any
time to diversity agricultural productions, but at
times like the present it is more-it is absolutely
essential to the PUBLIC welfare. Sac. Rep.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-24
ARRIVED.

Ship Baltic Morse IS from, Bosts Meeker &co-Pon
Ship rank Pos Leeeh Sc dayn from LIVERPOOL
4
Ship oph, Byps, days from New Yerk.o Fodck-1itds
Ship Curtis RIO dsJsusiro,
Snip Mary oroosmaa, u New Yerk Whitney
.deo--lst district . ~
spsa ship sbsas days from Haysaa, ballast Ping
Asenlane- district. M u 5f85
Span tp jhaa sh.se from Havana haias PUG
cL3d dlb riot. 3 y '#9 ~
Battt Ground Point.
--istdistiet. =
Brig Browpyhis Rogsn days from Armsas. district.
STEAMBOATS,.
california, Fiot. from Mobile. a. -%
tSaddo No Ma ahali, from Mouth Red River,
Amanda Rlsher, Co nmba .4FF
Jul a, Hutchn on, from Alexandria.
Sydenia johnson. from Upelonas
Biichiga ,shsss, FIR titus.
MAgnD ia, Tkonassol f ON Feksbu,e,s H.. IL. s.
= W Swiney, Bowiss, from Counbta.
Aliee W Glaze, LAhstiny ps,anan 80
- Empire State, Marshst rom Is Loris
Towboat Palmer the down and To
ark Lowell, Fernando and snon Il
Lou On a5t ship Ina Rn sebrought up ships Hattie an
Frnhk Aierrs. ~ $500
B-ebe from down md
18th inst Raroasnood srigs Clatk ana
bingham, schrs Anelins and Fly Drag 2oh shin Clara
Whaler brought nhiPe Adsa Jiia, Erie hary Gfssu
TOSbnat Hercules, LafAee. the
the lsh inss bark Virginia Ann Gray and
sch Arara-hrought nhp oph, Brsmsr and
Lancaster and brig Brownsville. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-24
SPOKEN

By thp CT the dss) English brig
did ascertsin o. the 18th ns
Cnyman French man ofwsr brig at
By ship Mary Green Tartusas Fanny
from Neu York, boHnd to Mosin. =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-24

Steamer Jus from Alexandria reports ushes water on
Shaggy FONT, and the river at Alexsudris.
Empire September s-losded al Cana
Crardeaa and Hicknan l6th Falls City ckmsh Aabaa
Ksnns At No Al pslsA ast ys,hi
Palace Bend shove Provaences Tabas ct Pawpev
Issnd, Adriato at mouth OF Ya1oo ri ssr
Brig Brown svis lsf In ArAnsas schr syod
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-24
sH1pp1Ne INTELLIGENCE.

MONDAY MORNING. Sept. "a, 1855.
$50. CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Charles Morgan, Place. Galveston and Indanoa
ship Florida, Cozssns Key pofts
4 G Rogss geo
RA'k ssrouyj Hansen. for Boston, car osdIck
Caynac, Morard tfrsnhl St Louis ssnsga CKoea
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-24
EXPORTS.

ST LOUIS SENEGALBark 100 bae 80 hhd tabaeco
. boxsnssmps 50 sos feet lumber, 1850 slaves.
bales cotton 1000 sreka corn 400 ,;e.
lead, A bills psgn.
INpIANoLA AND GALVESTON eybsr,.s Moro,n
si four kegs l.rd IL oks h.con I'M
IS AZ rkxs mdss
KEY notwithstanding Flrids bbs -four los eks bacon
bgs coffee gaIe haggng coils roos hhda
boxes DO. "a ' N ~ - :.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-24
Cheap! Very Cheap.

e.: aSssa asssss
well. pfcas ell sit0, completed; IsS
apIk Ecuuonlbt Ra
thse important images have lately cold
the dtytu referring
who well this will sofnn
tsry readily DO osif DESIRED flessHs IL M,
81 both slnps
which anofds the of
sclulaae lac coavenienee OF anp6tt
similar to ordinary s1vss I'LL this souoed makes Of the
appropriate hsags particularly fiss changing
Jspanned Tin Ware, Broom ana Kchsu sns
Lamp Oh and Acehe Globe GhuaAys wck, Camp
spift Gss. sQ ' ' = =
Ali Of anil Rairing doas st the HOUSE FURNISH
tNd GOODS ESTABhlsHiENT No 1888 as onng
Patrick 'sisharch. y y WI. HOp,fSOS, g7
= js9b am isaresaesr d 4. sa siav
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-24
coNsIGNEEs.

SHIP oph from New York. AdamsBzchannon Carroll &co-
b &e9-M Barriers lena d Fl eoci-C
BatHers AceJ Baaet-C Badiseks hes Barnstt jr soW
behsenJ Boulmeno-R Clam nGsorgs Connolly-J Denmn
1 ssl Jaesssa.E Daley asoG po.oa son-Davs
~ " dsa S1sp Ho@ss.H eddsnE Hart &so-J John
LAaghInJ II Marks Marks-W AGsr.in
esn GoSbM yauhook AsoJ Ma, Ks 800 hiaas
~ Masns &eeeioglssSy Havtns
s IT. psss.n Blair &so Robert
Sh.h Boa--E Rstsssn. oo-J Shaueu
Irin HohartE w
CIV Vredsnsarx &eoW Violet Sase-Waldo Hu.hss-
Ware, Ssundera q Hant-Wils, Rawins &oe-otder.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-24
rz,o rHE SUGAR pLANrGRsa OF LOU.

~
II sANA.-onso thsmos mporsaut points
manufacture Of Sugar, fuel Il he obods the
thsfy " Paty PaA
Came The ady4ntaEes Of boiling By stea such
esd with the Of the ordinary eoilsrs,
reduction oh the fuel AND she apparatus bring
btsam Ttain INTO general
Cheap steam therefore Indispensable and hs
completely attained By VI he PATENT STEAM GEN
EaAT0R thencpls 81 the
Engine. years operation. n
INV hts with
proper nrranSsmani for burning the e ah
required take on the
RapditE ths Of which pressure
hundred
thsGrs.
advantage ths reharei exppqa
ou ofiquds, we'll and Ia he
ezien pteasurs, red heat wout pa
safety from eI9sa bsng any iags body Of
water for
Ecceomy iuei, wattr aud price OF cost.
ne
plantation Of Col r. c. Camp IsfEs, and Tia
fully esd. worked by cha nsxfo1 Abe
ssyng ide easlhaif Of wsh athsr 1olsr
Greenwood CINCINNATI The appointsd
ea Agent for louisiana end the Vest ndes and hhyug he'd
practical confidently recommend
prepared put uetsan COMPLEX, All
rators aud
Aal nrst at lover than Td
Black Afarasasss from thaaps Works q Oh Harrison Co.. Ssw
York. - - ~, ~ ssSfts =,
The Undersigned pat Steam Trainsin opea,au fuh
che engineer 4 reauirsd d hsstuc ths he
These who the oi hpha Of s with
asnl auuiuenfe the i
aged AID made st1 thug cost The materas
win BE- tarnhsd sod Instruction. gwen personally 90 shs plantation
10 Tehodlitoaaa street = eis shdssH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-24
IMPORTS

LyERPooL-ship Frank Piscs-7 esI hr tin pls,e
Shark har non bar.
H Beaal 7c0 slatea L,sl-s DO 81 .nbs and ii
blocks JC ks pks3 dss
hhds
&eos .asss aie Mscala do Dc Jon ns
Iauglapd &cot butt wine Breha Asob4 al
hnha Do Do Yss loo. do DO B.i sop4 DO
Vdsntsgg ssoa4 DO O. Taonep a - b
sstss &eoif d. do Manne sar.henware
Straw &soe H uford Ar and
ehaHsC do do Ldes
Rohb &ol mdse
100 tars do Antsonslo do iron casks
cbats lin and Rsatt AeoA Do do
nails Daley do and az
sa do Lsehford &eos dc doD olnss-s bds tubes
y ck Es fItucs Gas msse Adgs
DO horh smedss &ao-4 edl hoop and
bagt nails &co30 boxSs piatso
rgni e.a ks-ls eks and ftda do Raneu
10 bates mdas Souhmaya Harriaon
BDsToS-Ship Batis-ooo tons ~ Rssksr AGO. ~ r&
NEW YoRK-Shp ophlr-Assortsd mdse A. ~
RIO DE JANEIRoShp Eris-teoO bsg coffee Kelly Gco
NEW YoRk-shp Mary arssn-Assorsd ndss. .,
Y EocKLARD-ship Cas- srsmsr-Lims Crsevy a Faruei
ssHIo DE 5ANEIao-Bark Laaca,tsr-Cofse to order
wax 10 order. ,zxt 55,Fs -, - = -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-24
CATTLE MARKET.

SATURDAY EVENING, Sept a. 1865.
There have been no arrivals since our last full SUD-
ply of Beef Cattle still remans on hand Few Hogs are
in the market Prices rernain sr It. our quotations
49, PRICES: 80
BEEs CArrLK, (western) ane to choice ..sk0s p Is net
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-24
FOR RENT
UNIVERSITY OF LOUIsIANA-LAW DEPART.
~5sr ssH MENT.
SyUyHEe L eotures ii this Department will COM

escoud MONDAY Of Novemoe 1855. and
the fs Monday Of April lsss They Will embrace tins
Law well Equity, JarsDfuasncs and Practice.
Lectures will be- delivered by f. ar Professors.
Thase by Professor Nc alsbwin reatof =
Admiralty aud sams Law, embracing the rights anf ebga
and Mariners Goisons other Maritime fer,
average siv Mar, AIaiaers5
Marine Hypothscons and Conat for Maritime
it, In.ernatop. aw, embracing law
he flights and
TIeaeh Of +. and Privsta Law
H The jurisdiction Of she Cuus of the Uniied SAt sbIA
cp Courts Original Jurisdiction Of the District Conrs
Courp of Revenue ss ire and courts of Adna
Ttese by Professor RApdei Hunt, will smbraes
Com heisisl Law rcsnte Peraons Mrcan
lie and ConFacts, and Msants Reedies They will
Partlenhpa aud Corporations Of Pneira
Agents. Bills Of Eschangs and Ponssofy Notes aud Ship
Charter Party and for ma General Shp
Jetiso and Asemze salvage and Insurance
Gnaranies, Lpus and Stoppage in fransu. y ). 1879
The criminal Law Practice in Courts OF Criminal lursiais
dcion. 50 - $ = ,
III The Law Of Evidence. ~ w ~
Those By Ptoess,r Reaedus will embysce So
l. Tho Civil cde Of louisiana in connection with the Roman
Spanish Laws Critical Aaayss Of the Decisions Of
the Suprems of the Sste..s
H. Land Titles whether derived from England spaa France or
the United Staes ~ ~.
Those by Protector Johnson wall EN- =
Common Law and tqaiy Jnh,padence and Prree and
-Plsadings in Civil Cases nj G. mnoe Law,
H. Consultation Law.
The ps REQ oil che Of Lava be those
only who aha snded two full eosaa Of Ia
then having rad twelve monhs uaer the
OF pecabie Corn of Of Lag and who sha on examination
tg student nil ths CouEh OF ths
i've dVars; maalation fae
iyo dollar and Ten laBior tho uipoms.
Ali must 10 the Facnl,
At oripans. CHRISTIAN RusEbIuS. -.
Au94 iaT-tsl 43s %. can OIL the kaenity..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-24
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE coSsoI i
ipATkD DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS. -

RY virtue of the thirty -sevehth section of
tbs Of hs Legislature the State Louisiana
aS %, adas s a Of N. Orleans and provide @
February 1874 Of Tbs hf,n secu
70 tdin
GUY o. New Oans,
ton Of enitsd Al act supplementary
me y Of ssw oesne and provide the
nansttht IF s ais March H. 1854 puT
lose neting Al obigaes Of be old corporation and af
daring too year 1885,
sesied frePss VII Be received at .h,u Office IRON ths
po,ebre Of of eoar ahdr Fifty Bond
oa ench said bonds be
years the office city,
attached thereto
nril l#ya1e npAy tbs
Ap "a the first Of October Proposals. endorsed
o. sef tne purchase Of bonds Of the Nsw
aose5 z Toe The Copodtsd Debt Of New
stoa4ts reservng ME rig-t 70 reisct any
old CITY the
MUNICIPALITIES or city OF Lafayette, maturing 1855.
COMMISSIONERS.
lN0 L. LEWIS Mayor
DIVIDE DEBUYS. Comptroller.
W. H. GARLAND, Treasurer.
E. II. DURELL, =
Chairma Finance Committee Board OF Aidernasa.
J. EAGER,
Chairman Finance Committee Board Of Assistant Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-24
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS sAVlkes

nFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
W NSTITUTION0oe No. 81 Camp atreetIecorporased
asI At ofthe Lsgialatare, on 15th March, 1855
Tho will open reception Of De-
morning <Sundsya exceped from O'Clock, and On
Saturday evenings from TOD O'CLOCK. nv y.
Dvposa of One Dollar and upwards will be received.
he fands strictly limited BY hs act Of ncor
Public Debts Of tho htsts OF
anna, and Of IheCity Of New Orleans. =
of unnumos and Heal Eatae
within city oNew Orleans no sxcvedins 90
,f thu aR praised cash value. u :
upon stock tho Incorporated Banks New
Orleans, not sxceodng per ceat, Of the market value
derived from the the undss
dlstfibuts annually among ths Dspossora.
No Trustee indirectly borrow Of the
csiye any pay OF emolgnent whatever. A=!& sE~@
having be agreed
for deposited for aspeef6sd
s+sh = TRUSTEES.
George Euas, A. p Kelly. William yoxel, :
~ ia NvYesr. Urqnhark, ii. IA. 9h.nrssy'
q. c. Duncan, 4. Aelns, George Jonas,
Wihelmuz sogarS =. y. WOOD Thos. A. Eiark
Tnos. A. Adams, No. a. btndford - D. d. eWithera.
7 W. NJ MERCER, Praatdeni.
n D. KELLY
VIM. VoGEL, Vice Presidcats.
...- B. B. bUMNER,
D. d. WlrHERs, Treasurar.
BGopsa OF hs ACT OIL incorporation Bylaws
tsihed ttee ohee. Sly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-24

ATTEMPTED MuRDER--0n Friday, man
named John H. BreHsn went in acart to the residence
of j. Ii. Fink Fulton street. between Philip and sora-
paru and deliberately fred at Fink three times with
revolver all the bullets fortunately missug him Brsna
about and drove on fnk got the assistan
caught with Brennan Hercules street. between Po-
ymnia and Euterps put the nippers upon him. and too
him to prison, What prompted Brennan to the act we
have not learned. lie win be examined In due time.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-24
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Rxvnsw OF THE MARKETS.

Mospay Moasirs, Sept "a, 1855.
ooTToN -. The demand YVES fair Saturday, and re-
suited In sass Of about 1900 bss With No change Of any
moment in prcss We quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
inferior. II. 66Sek Middliue Fair Ionlok
Ordinary ..,... ,7%61SX Fair ........, l0k0-,
Middling. ..sX nsK Good Patr s....,...@xy-
Good Mfddling. ;. tsk meX Good and Fine ,.,,,.-0-.
TOBACCO. -. We did not hear Of aale
COTTON AND TOBACCO sTATKMENT
GorToN--bses. TosAooo-hhds
Stock on hand Sept. ], 1856 49,, .Aoyk37 1I7I6
Received since ,........ss757 60, 1900
~ yesterday. ...bG79- $685. 16i- 48i
.+-s ls4&3 1915.
Exported to date . 32812 i2S40l
Saturday 40. .ll4s- ssTsI : oo-- 2,s4o
o. g.. .e8 3
Stock hand not cleared 49,. 1oosl2 1886
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-24
CLOTHING.

Norris q way,
cL0TBIERs,
sceksKR OF CAMP AND ceMMeH STREETS,
Il $50 (ander Cisy ftossi.1
~ kaep toesssnssSa usad suPgatp STOCK OF ELL AEs
1rcLes REaulREp Fort sgSTLeMgrss WEAR. Gao spfy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-24
MUSICAL, INSTRUMENTS
ti,HE UNDERSIGNED, duly appointed Agent

LIE o1fDI.tssoiNlSEzDsu Hly ttpUfuStuktktub
III Ira kstasffshed
House ARBoDIE MAkEIT 4 i555ssStAx---yrSsFsET
Gu teg the sae qf the superior sy& kYSfSx ~
BkAMDtES, As0 SOLE INT $ftM INJff{25.k r<p<a#~s&
of MI ~ flff4X 2&&ft& ~
PoBLfNEf BRANDY, tsnevs NIL HIS hi S5ass4#
PREPARED S<t IT, III
rhIpp>d hseefto 3ttl II tkfN &&
point the p1ion = ~ 2
o~est market 'prces FOR Cog AYE
!
n Samples a,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-24
NN-ILLIAM BAYNHAM, !.

- Magazine year lie Arcade
zftsfis nd
CHAJNs.
SILVER srECrsc,s jew every dssrrI,n
Also-A large stock sbe Guns PiS rRLS. Culinary.
CLOCKS. TOILET AkTcLks, ETC. zaoss
l95@3s
~ fa,enla. ttsriou paid tn repairing waeh-a hsias
Pfs ttrai ichmsks wall all
paupd by him, stps, +
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-24
-s3=s' ~ STATE or LuB ,sIASE. /
F.i.n Inst le ,to1rt Of New Orleans. n
THOMAS KRONE va HS C sEpl rsRS.-No i6,sfe.
gEsHE creditors Of the insolyent, are hereby

ho'lheu ~ lhe ot q N tNI3
pas,s Of his eis Ga aag oeos 1855, \
lpoleek, q, AL, Tor papes osisl h aas
itsaven sndthey her notified an iud
stayed, !. - - = I
NJ order Of caars, thslosh day Of S-p,spbs,, 1851.
: tell N TkEPAGSiER nannt y 5,l,fk
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-04
CHANGE OE PROPRIETORs.
AT WHOLESALE AND Refill BY
L = G II & V e r l. N

WHOLESALE AND RET IL BY
l. e G H IL VERLIN
THE undersigned have purchased the entire SOCK OF
Drugs and .Medicines of j. NJ. D. Miller Co., anu
Intend carrying The Drug business the well known
stand Of Seller Farnsley No. II Water street. under
the firm of LEIGH d VerIing.
LEIGH, Ofthe firm hopes he is orably known
20 the public, having been engaged in Mr.. Crawford
oelfs store tue last 1--WE years Peter Verling ofthe
same rm having been clerking in the present
tast three years aers himself with having the CONT
osntss of its old customers.
We intend keeping on hand large aud fresh stock of
drugs and medicines and hope by this means ana py
strict attention TO business and by low prices merit
CHARLES LEIGH.
fob25-ly PETER XERLING.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-04
PINE LUMBER,

MoHN p. GLOVER & 90. corner of Main and seventh
Cd Evansville Ind would respectfully inform the
Public yard and fer sale low FOR CASH
complete Seasoned Pine Lumber EMBRACING all
qualities and Wis Pongued and GrooVed PiGe and
Ash Flooring; Dressed aud undressed Oeng Castings and
Pamela 10000 feet sound Common Boards suitable for
shops fencing; Pine and Poplar Shingles &C.
go Dan have made order at the lowest prices
Doors sash Blinds Mantle Pieces Moadings Frames Tor
Doors and Windows 80, Bills Of prices forwarded to all
vho may send for them Orders from adsauce Ui receive
d
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-04
NArcHEs, CLOCKs, AND JEWEIRY.

NWTE have lust received our new stock of Watches
Clocks Jewelry and Silver Ware altogether the finest
largest offered in this city and which, be-
Ing purchased ALLOW rates enables sell atlower figures
than usual We have gold silver hunting and open
Watches from the finest the cheapest arce gold
guard fob aud chain ladies' gents breast pins
SEAL scale and plain drops and rings guard and
fob keys; seals; in short
In variety of style and price.
We also made which will be
supplied with style
sight-day aud thirty clocks from the factory
which will sell, wholesale retail low they be
etTrchased ia any Western city.
$3.50 RITTROLFF & SONS, Main ST., bet. Ist and I'd.
N BEvsry article SOLD IN our establishment warranted
10 be as represented.
gold slye atthe highest price, taken in exchange
forjewery. apu
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-04
FANCY q STAPLE DRY GOODS FOR SPRING
AND SUMMER, 1855.

SHANKLIN REILLY would respectful invite the at
- of their and the public genersfff
their large stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
ccved variety styles class
goods which will be sold the lowest market prices,
sistipg in part of the folio wing; Wis @ ~ ss3t
Black m col ID cloths n cassimeres;
Plain fancy linen drills and Marseiiles vestin
Kentucky jeans. cottonades and denims;
Fancy prints. lawns gnghams and argsndies; -
Black and fancy col d silks berAgersad tessins;
French iaoonei and beEa 20 de rAfAe3:. ss~P
Muslin de laines de bl and mourning goodsi :
Also Irish linens, napkins linen tahlF
aamask and bleaehed linen table cloths towels din
ity bed spreads quilts Ebgdhsnd German ho
-Io res; fancy goods SILK and gipgham
ana CARPETS and table oil cloths
ana Leghorn palm leaf hats bonnets rihtons
onito nettinss etc S5AEKI.JN REILLY,
ap2s~ C0rnar Of Main L frstgss.c
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-04
NOTICE TO SHOENaAKERS.
FIRE. RUN BUT SOON STOPPED.
JEWELRY STORE OF
a. q a SIS N.

ewArHMET BUILDINGS, STREET, THREE BELOW
this Store keep constantly hand large and
IN Matches. Clocks Jewelry kinds
and of the les and quality.
have received large stock of New JsSery
fn and ornamental, which pen for public inspection.
Ny stock will be constantly supplied by additions with
latest beautiful which
enable buy e
Repairs Of kind executed in competent and
ct low charges.
goodssod pairs at my are warranted
Goods exchanged for old Gold and Silver
Those in yhinz in line respectfully
ted TO examine my stock and prices. jan3-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-04
THk HOT NIGHTs ARE COMING,

1890 - m - a. !
LII those who wish sleep COOL had beiter a At
IN & Hersl berger's and buy mattress, Q
turning OF every and
sse country. II any one doubts
word let them call examine and produce better
have workmen and viii make TO order
spring hair and shuck mattresses and warrant
them other stern city
For spring mattresses import the springs from
will guarantee them TO stand.
To coun merchants would say that furnish
them liberal they obtain the quality
any other city.
would say that closing out the balance OF
spring goods large discount from
bargains, had better call
anime. COLBURN az HERSHHERGEk.
mF22 Fosters Block, First st.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-04
REMOVAL OF BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

oIILL IN THE FIELD!
~ DEUSN Err Eforms old CUSTOMERS and the Pubiic
geeray tass he haa his Bootan Shoe Store
aide prepared make qualities of aots and
Shoes latest styles o. the best
20 TT will be delve VERY HouR
He hopes TO receive aherai as
started determine work and
promptnesa TO succeed. fehIs-tF
ROTATOEs.-~30 bushels of choice Potatoes large and
Il aRes fer sale by Gxsa J.W q. yICKRRY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-04
o Me THINGS CAN BE DONE AS WELL AS
OTHERSl
III. y, HART=ALIAs THE ACE OF Harris
STILL AWE AND NOrYET QUITE BURNT

ENOULD inform the citizens of Evansville
toners generally, that he is vat their service,
mer OF Main and First Shanklin Reillys
With hnesock Of boots shoes comprising Ladies'
Shoes description and
boots. Also gents Stogay to the
4Des French pump soes; together with supply Of
mems CATERS slippers, shoes. pumps,
and see for yourselves You always find home
less absent professional business Getting bills
taking measures, or attendingts the little ones.
je25 HENRY J. HART.