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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-03
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ST Loglssteamer b1Is -four Kennedy
1s5s sES corn Newton &eos DO oats 400 do bran to
sses S; - f
do cse on
Do feed On 5 6cso head cattle l hogs 200
cotton to :isb { CharpanerS79J q Beoeq &co7 to Hall
bale wool Geo smsdes &co24 hhds sugar Toledano
hS nO as y e hb ayS S
Total 497 bales cotton 70 hhds 32s bbs moasses
ooAsT-schr Iouisiana-272 bbs molasses to Bougny &
u rs &C IS E, bales bay
Is bds paper Stevens Cos bbls eggs If do cheese to
5'Ss seSS s
i IBIS eggs is kgs lard John Hurley &sos
Is csks bseon Hewitt Norou coo hhdA tobacco 10 Moore
@ Do James Ia5ner-l d. DO B5yan Eo5nson
corn Roberts I McDousa hhds bacon SIS bbs pork Is es
csks bacon Keep Rard soo bis pork So do WHISKY Martin
Owen 4 Cobb-Total, l40 hhds tobacco
Gn7s sSs gins
Guesnard.
sl eS
TsishsIi Eso-sz Do MisheH Sso4 hams s hhds
So4H # S sd ks f Ia. IS M
FL 5cs eha @' sss to sas s ID
do Thisky Smith ties hams to kssp
-four Hewitt Norton co6+ bales cotton Horre Gayle &co
"a do Davis jenkins &co20 do Heal ARsse Sco4 do
Greenwood Sco-l97 head sheep 10 mich Gilman
Total, liz bales cotton, 223 hhis tobacco.
Observation-Disclosures Nsshrie-954 bbls pork 7 casks
bacon Ill hhds tobacco Feowes &co do IS SKIS ship
"a do 1893 bbs -four Hewitt Norton Sco9 do tc ham
Is hhds tobacco Moore Vancun-5S do Short &co3 Dc
-ls do Buddecke &col5 do Levy & Sunmcrsl2 do
Yeatman &co-l1 do VIM Soery &co- do Michel Eco
hhds g. hhds tobacco W Robinson 6co-l do
Olivel5 do 81 bales cotton TO Mcregor Aoway 6co26
10 hhds tobacco Fraser bales cotton johnson &ce
IS do Noon, Titus &co- do Wright Davenporstco203 bds
bacon Perkins co-l5 rolls leather Pure co-1 b1 mdse
Mtenburger Eco do wine C TardRsl do Bucannon
Carroll &co-36S bales cotton 81 bbls pork oer-Tot Gus
| bales cotton, $50 hhds tobacco.
BAYOU SARA-Steanler Laurel Hll-57 hhds sugar to
Miken36 do II bbs molases Falan4 do 20 hhds sugar
do de Egana-6l do N Gordon &col do Brand Landry
SO do Brugier-155 do Laneur Reine3 do Dbl
Angusn Thbant-13 do 50 bbs moiasses Redgi Robert
Terel bales wool do do hides orderFotal, lis
| hhds sugar, 4s6 bblsmolasses.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Empress25 bxs candles Queyrouze
Iangsdo-25 do do lamps A Tnlly &co-S bbls pork hi
do lard ba fruit Caelne-l2 bbls whisky A DrSilva
Bro-367 pork and lard Graham Buckingham-4 hhds
bRcco Hewitt Norton &co-42 dc Is ties hams Feowes &ce
hhds Cuddy Brown &co2S do Rodewad Peder
10 bxs mse Pamele Ro37 bbls Schneider-lO dc
Jno Bun9 do castor oil Hurley &co5 ties lard 25 Is bb
do pork do and ties lard do 1857 SKIS 100 do
hhds Twichell co1S bbls whisky beef tc
Elliott co-30 SKIS wheat 4s4 do II Short &coOO do
Michel &co5 bhls eggs G W Neeon Is do -four Price, Con
&co-s2 bxs glassware Wright Geo. cider 10
Waklin22 bbls eggs q bgs uit5 do peas Dbl peas
3 Wills Rawns &coa5 bales jeans Nsle Summers Sec
| Total, 10 hhds tobacco,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-03

5Es$ NEW ORLEANS, January q, 1856
g. u. DENNISTGUM s. CO., BEG TO
e call attention to the following announcement Of Gla
gov house, = rs $555E66,,-
We have this dag opened branch Of Lcndon
under The firm Of DENNIsT0UNsGR0s & CO., be
dncted by Mr., LILLIAN CROSS and Mr. WILLIAM GRAM
FORD, as resident partners zl4E
We take this oppoftEay stang that Mr.. ROBERT DEN
SISTUCN and IiES. DENNISTOUN,J r.,s OF
PRINCIPAL Alexander Dennitoun and have beeus
since st January, Of this house and e Ell Is
branches ssS5$9ssgF9ss - g9..
nSrnI5 n. u A.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-03
CONsTABLE'S SALES.

F1Rsr JusrloE's oouRr} JOSEPH FIELD NJ and Mrs.
Parish of Orleans 5 CO0NEY-No 2. 635.
DIX VIRTUE of writ of fierf facias to me
Id directed by the Honorable F. Mitchell First Justice of
for the Parish of Orleans will proceed TO sell at
public auction SATURDAY. the Sd day Of May 1856 at II
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE, &c. Seized in the above en-
titled suit.
nt-rsTER AIS-Nash nn the snnt L
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-03

MEMORANDA.
The ship William sprague, which sailed from this port
for Liverpool the 18th December 1856 having accomplished
her returned to this yesterday Capt Bowers
that when two hours from this port James Williams,
fell overheard and supposed to have drowned Left
Liverpool New Orleans 1th March, and for weeks
pefienced heavy gales of wind from the S. W.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-03

LIyERPooIship New ogeans22ll bales cotton o25 SKIS
corn, 1880 staYes.
BosToNshp Merrimac2e22b bales cstton 104 bbs lard,
5000 slaves. 81
BOST0N-Bark Aauia02 bales cotton 241 bhls pork 22s
h do Is csks 44S bbs -four do ALCOHOL 43 do lard
lard l0i xs lard 500 CON- 1900 pigs lead, 600 hides. IL
bxs mdse 1000 stayes. l5..sHf- .tf.-
BALTIMOREschr s Pricelol bbs whisky 1910 do pork,
50 bales mois, l1pkgs 1ndse.
CHARLESTON-sehrss st Iawrence-2404 SKIS corn.
NJ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES j F Bradford-In ballast
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-03

8HADANEllII4V @8@
W. PENN LEHR. the famous Banjost 49, 5y& 4
Master j. W. ADA3fs, the faYcrfte Ballad Singer.
Musical soirees, Ethiopian Meanges National Melodies.
Upsrac Parodes, Rerains, Dancing Negro Ec
Y centricties, etc. $5F 5 S844E
O'Clock. "A
ESr Admission 30 cents is56 sa5Sg4 az tt
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
SUBTERRANEAN SALOON,

Where they solicit visits from the Buchanan Clubs,
Fillmore Clubs Fremont Clubs, aud other gentlemen,
with or without Clubs and from members OF Vigilance
Committees and Law and order Parties, from sons
of Temperance and Moderate Imbibers Of Raspberry
CObblers and from that innumerable Fraternity of the
Pick, Spade, Rocker, Long Tom and Sluice, who,
after day OF toll and labor, would enjoy hour of
agreeable relaxation and social conversation.
TIE DEACON assures his friends. that they will
.Peet with most cordial reception Mt the SUbrER-
&ANEAN SALOON where the fluids dispensed will
be lonnd fully equal in quality, tothose for which the
DEACON is, i'll part, indebted for his euTiabe repu-
.dtion.
Oroville, July2S, 1856. jy26If
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
DRUGS AND MEDICINES

LIN u ND ~ ~ ~ NILbINlANLhC.
a PERSONS WHO WISH TO PURCnAsi
eLI Drugs. Fancy Articles or Perlumery, will d.
M well to call at the OROVILLE DRUG STOk.
<A on Montgomery, one door from DOwncr stree,
near he Orleans Hotel. The following list comprise
portion or the stock on hnnd:
SedlltZ Powders, Quinlne,
Bay Rum, Oh of Viroi,
Cologne, Nitric Acid
Ayre's Cherry Pectora, Muriac Acid,
Crow9rs Sarsaparilla andBlne stone,
Yellow Dock, Nutmegs,
Townsends Sarsaparilla, on of Lemon,
Sands do Oil OF Rose,
Guysott's do oil OF Cloves,
Mustang Linament, Oil of Cinamon,j
Nerve ar Bone LinamenLOh OF OrigGnufn,l
Pain Killer, OH of Peppermint
Essence Of Jamaca Ginger, OH of Anlce,
Castor Oil, Oh of Lavender,
MoRtl's Pills. Oil Cf Cubebs,t
McAllasters Ointment, olive Oil,
Hollaways Pills, Meats Foot Oil
Wrights Indian Vegetableox Marrow,
Pills, Rose Water,
Thompson's Eye Water, BOXERS Bitters,
Thurn's Extract Wine Bitters,
Cod Liver OIL Stoughtons Bi!te9,
James ExpecioranL Iiarthorn,
Capsules, Agceilc Acid
Opodeldoc, Peruvian BARR,
flea Powder, Soda,
Ague and Fever pIlls, Cream of Tartarl
Cholagogne, Homeopathic Medicines
Shoulder Braces, Glue,
Trusses, spobges, nne,
suspensary Bandages, do coarse,
Adhesive Plaster, Old Port Wine, for msd
CASTLE Soap. cal purposes,
Old brown Winsor SoapOld Cherry Wine, for med
Pomades, ica purposes,
Hair Oils, Old Brandy, for medical
Bottle Corks, purposes,
Vial do Armica .ToEeye,
Sal Soda, Llquortce Root,
sulphur, sa-sSparla Root,
Alum. salSaru If u lid cherry
NitAte Of Potash, Alcohol, % per cent
Morphene, amghene, pure,
Laudanum, Iodine Of Potassium,
ParagoFis, IIenbane Seed,
t1etsHWFH, Cardamon Sedds. o.. 4
TogetheF v,:h al, the usual articles kept Ia DRJa
STORES, which viii be sold at reasonable prices
those " no may favor with call
Physicians prescriptions accurately compounded ~
all times Of day or, NIGHT.
ALBERT o. DAY, ApOlhecaY.
oSoEiue, Augns, 9, 1856. auz2my
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
Otuuille Najlq 4jutte &uoyG.
Mining Items.
VIRGINIA FLAT Aug

VIRGINIA Flat. Aug u, %.
MR. EDIroR:-The miners On the fiat arc
doing better than at any time since the Dig
gings were first opened.
The Golden Gate Co. took out last wees
with six men, 900 this is one of the bess
claims on the fat.
The Bacon, Union and Marian claims, are
all doing first rate.
Big John Strikers claim, pays from tcp'
to 20 cents to the pan. His claim lays oga
the east end of the fat
took a trip this morning, through the
diggings on Gold Hill, and taking prospect
from the different drifts, find they all yield
from Is to so cents to the pan, and often
great deal more.
Dane & Co., took out on Wednesday. with
three men, S64S.
Browne s. Co, took out, in one day, $500
Yours &c.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
To DIR. II. Helnlmann, Corner jackson and

To DIR. ii. HeInimann, Corner jackson and
Montgomery streets, San Nrancisco Dear Sir:--lt
is with yleusurc that We notice the unbounded sue
cess which has attended you in your practice since
your residence in this state, now over seven years.
The geod you have done and the skill you have cxer-
csrd in the cures that come under our observation.
make 1t our duty to let it be known ~ The world and
more particularly to those now suffering with disease.
Most of us were weilacquained with You whilst you
resided at Mormon Island, aud Witnessed there some
remarkable cures which you ehected on patients
whose cases were pronounced hopeless by eminent
physicians We have also seen what yCn haye done
for some Of our friends now residing at Culoma and
pmceryille, who after much pesuascn and indace.
mcnts our part, consented 10 90 and see you, when
they had almost despaired of their lives. They did so
and returned and are new living bale and hearty men;
and reader il this notice should reach your eye and
YOU are afflicted take our ad7iee and 90 10 DR. HEM
MANN, and you VIII never regret 1t.
Dear Doctor, receive with our most hearty wiihes
for your future welfare the assurance that believe
you to be one OF our most talented ana experienced
physicians in the state
FREDERrCK IARYMANN,
(propr Miners iIotel)
JACOB. NINKLENANN, SGreenwood Valley.
tp'r Greenwood Brewery,
JOHN GEoRGE,
RAEGUsT IlAHNE,
JOSEPN WIIIMANN, |C,,oro
Charles GIss.
T. BELAZ, } PrOpr's Of the }
T, D SzLI, ! Croix Federalo' PIacerville.
A. II. WALKER, FL Dorado Slide.
G. HRoIcKK. (frm of +. Poppe Co.. Oroville.
JosEPH GLAvEI, Auburn.
CHARLES kAsrELLI, Spanish Dry Dggings.
r. BENSISGER. (prop'r of bridge0 Condemned Bar.
c. WoLLER, sacramento,
Il. FINSINGER, do
G.. RENAUD, do
CAPT. HIND, Michigan Bluffs,
GAIT. +. ;. MuMFoRD, Mormon Island.
HENRY TRUEL, (Repubcan HouseD jackson.
This testimonial was not solicited by DR. Heinz
mann. ang-7Jm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23

AUCTION SALE OF REAL EsTArE.--J. W
Dunn will sell to day at = o'clock, on the
premises, the building and lot on Montgom
cry St, known as the American Bakery.
Also, at the same hour, the property
known as the French Boarding House.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23

MINING ON THE BAR.--The appearance
of the bar opposite our Town after dark,
resembles a young City or a Levee at candle
light, where boats are lying and every
ching all hurry and hustle. The miners are
getting ready their wing dams, and all man
ner of machinery is being rugged to pump
water, remove rock, dirt, sc. Tho ibar il
dotted with neat little cabins for a distance
of mile or more, and as they are mostly
made Of canvass, they are a beautiful trans
parency when lighted up after dark. The
river is known to bo rich, and the gold il
bound to be extracted in great quantities
before the river rises.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
JOHN PARRY,
MANUFACTURER RRICK

CONIKAUIUR & BUILDER.
n WOULD ANNOUNCE to lbe citizens of OroyiIIe
II and vicinity, that EN- prepared TO undertake jobs
in the above line, 10 any extent. As am ma1ufat.
turing. BIick extensively and pfact csl SasOL,
trust arm able TO render satisfa2 "a regards terms
and dispatch. iyl4-H
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
MISCELLANE
LADIES' EMPORIUM
O Il E - - III Z O NJ |.
MRS. M. L. NEWELL,

EEAVING JUST RECEIVED direct from the I'm.
porters IA large aud well selected assortment OF
MILLINERY. LADIES APPAREL. GENTLE.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, FANCY DRY
GOODS, SC, would respectfully call the attention of
this community to the fact that although she may not
have imhr.ps. stock the Ladies EIcbaHge, yet
SHE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD.
Among her block may be found Ladies' Dress
Goods, French Lawns, Printed Jaconels,
Fancy aud Plain Swiss Mu>hns, French
Lawns and Ginghans, Thbcis, De-
laincs, FOphns. silks, EmbrOi-
deD, Linen Edgngs and
lnscrtings, Mantillas,
choice lot OF NliIIiucry-RbbOns, Laces, Flowers,
Blondes. Head dresses aud Mourning Goods.
Leghorn Hats for Boys, Gimp Halls for Misses -
Fiannels Of every variety, Bed Ticking Linen Dam
ask and Crash, Scotch aud French Diaper Embroi-
dcred and Grass Cloh Shirts Marseilles, Quilts, Long
Cloth and Mosquito Nets.
Gents COods--Drawers and Undershirts, Crayats,
IIandkerchiels Gloves. Linen shirts.
Millinery Work and Manau Making executed with
neatness and promptitude.
HI-I have jtrst received IN Additions SO the above
stock, beautiful assortment Of Clothing, Fats Caps,
shirts &c, suitable tor Boys
Thankful for the liberal patronage Of my frtsmlis,
a continuation Of the same from them and the plVbic
generally, is respectfully solicited.
NJ l.. NEWELL,
Montgomery street. opposite iuntoons Exchange.
Oroville May l6, lrj6. %
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY!

I'm MAKING AN EXCAVATION SOME TINE
u since beneath the EMPIRE HOTEL. ia this town,
ii discovered 10y the acute aud observing mind of
DEACON SHELDON, that the atmosphere oi thai
locality possessed not only henlthinl but remark.
ably soothing property, which seemed TO quiet and
subduc the most violent passions. and to invest every
man Who ircquenicd the spot. with n wonderful de
gree of scll>ComplaccuCy, and IA harmonious and
friendly disposition towards the WHOLE WORLD.
and the conflicting elements OF which II Is composed
He hcre re resolved, with benevOcnce peculiarly
his own, TO take possession of tie eXc alton for the
purpose of establishing an Institution. where peopie
ct ALL PARTIES and opinions could safely and
harmOniousy Congrcgale tor the free discussion Ot
the exciting topics of the day, fearless of the slightest
risk OF any unpleasan collision.
With this Vtcw, the DEACON. in connection with
MIR. CRAIt;E. has transformed this location into an
ELEGANT ROOM, which they have designated by
IN, nnInn of The
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
MINERS SUPPLIES!.
New Grocery and
PROVISION ST o e Z.
JOHN y. HEATING,

ENAS OPENED an extensive and we'll selected
N n Stock of choice Family Groceries, Provisions
and Miners Supplies, at his New Store on Monlgom-
cry Street, near GarrioIts saw Mh to which he m
vtes the attention of community. lie will De in
constant receipt OF additions to his stock of Goods OF
the latest imt..st0ns. Wis facilities Tor purchasing
being unexceiled byaG; trader in the country, lie Is
confident that his Goods and Prices will render the
utmost satisfaction to those who favor him with their
patronage. The public will please call and examine
FOR them elves Oroville, July L. 1856.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
e, S. COOP e n, M. d.
!; TT R O. II . M

nFFlCE--At the Eye, Ear and Orhop edie mfr
" mary, Missign street, between nSeeoDd aud Third
near "Russian Baths SAN FRANCISCO.
All Surgical Operations FREE TO patients present
ing themselves at the CLINICS, on Wednesdays and
Satu Tdays at 2k o'clock, p NJ. sdlcal men of the
City and Pacific Coast generally respectfully in>
yied t0ratend the En6rmary on Clinical days, when
ever it may be oppertune for themselves. sagls-1
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
CITY l. A u N ID Il Y!
SOUTH SIDE OF COURT HOUSE SQUARE.
OROv vIILE.

EHoR THE CONVENIENCE OF THE CITIZENS
NJ of OrovhIe, have established a Laundry on the
south side Of Court House square, and from long
experience in the business, am confident Of giving
SATISFACTION TO ALL.
| shall run a Wagon, and will call at tho residences
for washing and deliver the same with prompiness.
J.RYAN.
Orovle, Aug. lith, 1855. al2f
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23

SAN FRANCISCO DEFENCEs.-Itisi is intend
ed by the Government, says an Atlant.r
exchange, that when the Notifications (
San Francisco harbor are completed, the
fortresses and arms shall be as follows:
Fort Point, $50 guns; Lime Point, So
guns Angal Island, 40 guns; Alcatraz Isl
and, so guns-total, 324 guns. OF thes
guns, the majority Of them throw balls a
heavy as Ga pounds some of them are l..
Founders, and the lowest are 32 pounders
The Notifications at Fort Point and Alcatrh
Islands. the most important positions, are
in an advanced condition, and could be pre-
pared for heavy fight in short time
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23

ls-The Nicaragua Transit Line is to be
re-opened next month, after which, steamers
will leave by that route every two weeks.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23

W. Bob O'Neal, Of the c. s. Co, viii
please accept our thanks for the Democrati1
State Journal of yesterday.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23

THEATRE-BENEFIT OF Mrs. W. II. HAN.
ILroN .--To-night is set apart for the bene
fit of Mrs. Hamilton, most estimable lady
and decidedly the most talented and pleas
ing actress that has appeared on the board
of the Metropolitan. We hope that our
theatre-goeIs will bear in mind that this il,
Mrs Hamlton's last apI earance, and turr
out and give her such a benefit as will con
vince her that true merit is appreciated il
Orovillt.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-12

DIR. Wood gives lecture at Crescent Hall
on Monday evening next, for the benefit Of the
poor. His subject is an important one to all,
!. e. the defective education OF. the physical
system of Americans.
Contributions are to be made for the poor
during the days Of Monday and Tuesday, at
the auction room of Messrs. Woolsey & Nell
son. At the close of the lecture collection
will also be taken up for the purchase of wood
and other necessaries of life for the poor
Also at the close of the lecture committee
will be appointed by the audience to make a
proper distribution of all articles contributed,
Mr.. Baker gives the use of the Hall, the COM
mittee only paying for fire and lights. The
Coctor will exhibit some beautiful paintings at
the Hall, among them, PowER's GREEK SLAVE
Let this be god-send for the poor of Evans
vile. Let those recollect that are now in the
enjoyment of all the luxuries of life, that there
are those who perhaps were as comfortable as
they are, who are now the sufferers in our
midst.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-12
CITY OF EVANSVILLE.
SATURDAY ACCOMPLISHMENTS. -

~ The result of the deliberations Of the
Democratic State Convention, which assembled
on the Sth, has disappointed alike the hopes
of the Abolition Know Nothings and the fears
of many Democrats. Instead of that accri-
monious strife for nominations and bitter con-
tentions between politicians which many an
ticipated would characterize the Convention,
the utmost harmony prevailed among the del
egates, and an evident determination was man.
Tested, early in the day, to give to the nomi-
nees, whoever they might be, that cordial sup
port necessary to success,-[ State Sentinel
Certain Old Line papers previous to this
Convention, anticipated confusion. They bold
ly charged that clique of lea1ers had already
made the nominations in advance and that the
rank and file were not going to submit to such
a course. Poor fellows-they apparently lit
tie know the iron drill of their own party, by
which few corrupt Office holders and office
seekers, lead the whole party in the State by
the nose, obtain the Offices, dictate their own
line of action, and secure humble obedience to
all their demands. These editors evidently
| thought the frank and fie'' might possibly
have something to do with this convention,
enough at least to kick up little against the
nominations which were prepared to be thrust
down their Threats. Nonsense. The great
mass of the Delegates are to each county what
the leaders already alluded to are to the State
They are the county office holders and Office
seekers and petty leaders, and they know no
will nor thought nor political conception, not
| L oft II
ton composed Of such politicians, it would be
strange ifgeneral harmony did not prevail
Where men have no independence of their
own, but submit every feeling and preference
to the will and dictation of others, it would be
strange indeed if they should in convention SC
far endeavor to exercise the independence O
men, as to beget confusion and strife.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-12

THE AMERICAN COLLEGE IN RoME.-The
editor Of the Charleston, S. CO Catholic Mis-
cellany announces that gentleman of that
city, authorizes him to say that he will be an
ether (the fifth, so far announced, of the hun
dred Catholic laymen tocontribute each 81, 900
for the American College in Rome
9 1t was Nicholas Devereux, who, in the
Freeman of the 18th Dec, made the first pro-
position, since then so warmly seconded, to be
one of hundred men to raise 81, 900 each for
establishing the American College in Rone.
Cath. freeman.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-12
The New Bank.


We publish to-day letter from Governor
Wright, concerning his suit against the new
bank. We invite attention to it.
The Indianapolis journal remarks upon it
as follows:
The expose of Governor Wright in his re-
Gently published letter. of the character Of the
charter of the new State Bank, and the way
the Bank was organized should be read by
every citizen of the State of Indiana If the
facts are as stated by the Governor, and they
our people for his frank, manly, and fearless
expose; if, on the contrary, he is mistaken in
his facts, it behooyes Gov. Willard, Michael
G. Bright, Thomas L. Smith, John L. Robin
son, Phineas NJ. Kent, Thomas Bowling, Hugh
Mccullough A. L. Wheeler, w. c. Depaw
John S. Davis, ] ohm Reynolds, Samuel H. Pat
terson, Graham n Fitch, John B. Howe, E.
D. Taylor, S. F. Williams, d. G. Rose, R.
Crowley, John Weston, O.. Bird, J. II. Hagar,
George A. Thornton j. w. Chapman, John
Marsh and j. B. Mereweather, to show the
true state of the case. The facts stated by the
Governor are truly alarming, and it must be
admitted that they arc entitled to the great
err weight from the fact that they embrace
the prominent men of the party to which the
Governor belongs. 1t will be much to be re-
GREETED if these facts shall remain uncoRtra-
dicted or unexplained, as they are so well
calculated to destroy that confidence SO essen
tiai to the usefulness of our new institution,
in which the people Of our State are so much
interested.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-12

MEDIATOR BURNEp.-The steamer Mediator
was destroyed by fire on the night of the 4th
just at Diamond Bend, lower Mississippi. Boat
and cargo total loss. No lives lost She
was bound from Cincinnati to New Orleans.
Insured for $4,000.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-12

0TThe Lafayette American, Gold Line pa
PERI says:
The Democratic party is singularly free
from this deb@sing sin of man-worship.-
Principles, not men, are what it works for
and will exalt
We clip the above from an editorial of near
ly three and one half columns devoted to an eu-
logy upon the political life and character OF
Hon. David S. Dickinson! A most beautiful
illustration is this of the editors statement,
that ''the Democrats party is singularly free
from the debasihg sin of man worship"