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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-27
TRAGEDY AT ROCKFORD, ILL.-The cores

TRAGEDY AT ROCKFORD, ILL.-The cores
pondent of the Chicago Tribune renders tht
following account of a tragical affair occurring
at Rockford. Illinois. The particulars are as
follows:
It becomes our painful duty to record one
of the most brutal and bloody tragedies ever
enacted in our city. 1t appears that two
brothers, by the name of Alf and John Coun-
tryman, living in Pennsylvania settlement in
this county, and about fourteen miles distant
from this city, had stolen large drove Of cat
tie, which they had found upon the prairies;
and, having driven them all night, entered our
city with them yesterday morning about day
break. AS soon as an opportunity offered
they proceeded to make sale of their booty,
offering them for even less than half price.
This of course excited suspicion, and, the
sheriff being apprised of it, resolved to inquire
into the matter. Upon questioning John, the
younger brother, as to where he lived and
where he got the cattle, &C., he could give nc
satisfactory answer, and was accordingly ar
rested and lodged in Jail unknown to his
brother. The sheriff then proceeded to make
inquiries of Alf from whom he could elicit
nothing definite, and resolved to arrest him
also. AS is usual before placing him in Jail,
the sheriff searched his (the prisoner's) person
for arms, and, as he supposed, searched
thoroughly but found nothing save few bul
lets in his vest pocket, for which fact the pris-
oner gave some plausible excuse and the sher-
iff proceeded to walk him off to jail
Arriving at the door Of the Jail, the prisoner
made desperate effort, broke loose, and took
to his heels, closely pursued by the sheriff;
and upon coming up to the picket-fence which
incloses the court yard each one scaled it with
perfect ease, and continued the chase for about
two hundred feet, when the prisoner, drawing
from it's concealment his pistol, turned slight
ly to the left and discharged ball through
the body of the sheriff, who advanced but a
few PAGES and fell dead.
The prisoner, brandishing his pistol about
'defantly to those who began to assemble,
kept them at bay for a moment and then
commenced his run across the fields for a
piece of woods about two miles distant. Hun
dreds of citizens were not long in arriving at
the spot, procuring horses and continuing the
pursuit. After a little time the prisoner was
discovered lying upon his back behind a log
in the woods and apparently in the greatest
fright; he again attempted to handle his pis-
tol, but was soon overpowed arrested, and
lodged in Jail. After his arrest the most in
tense excitement ever witnessed in this place
prevailed.
The citizens, who now had assembled to
the number of two or three thousand, were
so infuriated that it was with the greatest
difficulty they could be prevented from res-
cuing the prisoner from the officers and lynch
ing him on the spot; their better judgment,
however, took possession Of their minds and
they concluded to submit him to the course
of law.
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CoNSPIRACY.-A man has been arrested ir
New York city by the name of Dr. M. P,
Moore, who has heretofore sustained gooc
character, on charge of plotting the assassna
ton of a gentleman in Trenton, N. J. His
own brother and young woman, and two
black men, are the witnesses against him.
They all testify that he attempted at different
times to instigate each one of them to commit
the murderous deed. The whole story is SO
improbable that it requires large share Of
credulity to give it any credit. The Doctor
has however, been committed to the Tombs On
the charge.
The girls story-and hers corresponds
with the others in substances that in 1855
she was sent for by the doctor, when he made
the proposals, and she feigned TO assent to.
He told her as she says in her testimony ''to
go to Trenton and seek an acquaintance with
Rev. Mr.. Starr, by representing myself to be
an orphan-my parents having died of the
yellow fever then raging in Norfolk; that |
was very poor, and thought, that as / belong
ed to church in Norfolk, of the same denom-
ination, that he might put me in the way ofob-
first person to whom Mr.. Starr would recon-
mend me would be Livingston, as he was a
prominent member of his church. The doc
tor said that after should get into the house
of Mr.. Livingston should take his life by any
possible means I could, and gave me this bot
tie, (the bottle was exhibited,) containing
liquid, which he said if given to Mr.. Livings-
ton in his coffee or drink would put him to
sleep. He gave me this dagger, dagger
shown,) which he said could use when Mr..
Livingston was sleeping. He hold me to strike
at the heart, and showed me the place where
the heart lies. The point of the dagger has
since been broken by me. He told me that if
succeeded no one else would suspect me, and
after the excitement was over, I could go to
Philadelphia, remain there until the next train
and then come on to New York.
She further states that Moore urged her.
in case she failed to poison Livingston, to en-
deavor to assassnate him on the street after
night and that he gave her hammer for
that purpose. She finally promised to do
as he requested and left for Trenton. On her
arrival there however, she sought an inter
view with Mr.. L., informed him that his life
was In danger, and then returned to New York;
but did not see Moore again until after his ar
est. Mr.. Livingston, at the time. thought but
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THE HAXARD POWDER COMPANY,
ASI-E CELIR Rs Avn

SGf "a IN I'D % w al @ u G
HAvING reduced their prices to correspond with the
duced cost OF Satpetre continue offer their well
known brands of ELECTRIC INDIAN RIFLE and KENTUCKY
FLE towder in Kegs and canisers Also Gunpowder for
and kinds required by the trade give
satisfaction.
The standard of their Powder which has enjoyed
highest ton for than years
found unsurpassed by other
the world. -
For sale by the dealers of the
Company, No. SO WALL cor. Water street. New York
"A. G.. HAZARD, President.
a. L. DOUGLASS, Sec'y.
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GE+ The French papers announce that the
hair of the famous Fanny Ellsler is aim ost
silver gray. beautiful daughter of hers re-
Gently made her debut as an actress.
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LUMBER! LUMBERM
Il NJ. RENNET"E

WLTOU respectfully the citizens
Wv willie aud ding country that he keeps
ly hand large aud full assortment Pine Lumber
Shingles Dressed and Undresed Flooring Dressed
dressed WeatherboardihG. etc.. etc.. which he
'heap for cash Orders from the country solicited
on Carpenter street Kratz Heilman IS Foundry.
He has also yard at Vinccnnes. the Evansville
Charlottesville Railroad Depot and is prepared furnish
to all in that section with full variety cheap
bought in Evansville L. L. WATSON, Agent,
Jy3-tf. Vineennes
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o. Two Williams in Tallahassee, recently
went into house and attempted to violate a
girl aged l8. She seized a gun, shot one fa-
tally, and wounded the other
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EVANSVILLE, IND. THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. 81, Il

little of the woman's statement, but now, in
his sworn evidence, confirms the fact of her
calling upon him and cautioning him against
the alleged conspirators.
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MECHANICS' WORKS.
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
EVANSVILLE, IND,
WKTWW AT MpnNyH Wn

EVANSVILLE, IND,
WILLIAM BOYLE d CO.,
E AVING purchased Mr.. Henry Schribers well known
Foundry. would respectfully continuance of the
patronage extended him. and invite the
want Foundry work any kind DONE facilities We
IRE experie in the business and will
r. 90, and prices reasonable. We prepared
snfe Steam Engines Fire ENGINES. Hydraulic Presses
bacco Screws and Presses Saw Mill and Grs Mill
Budins Bastings Horsepower Thrashers Shelters
Lard Kettles Lard Presses Railroad Work Steamboat
pairs done, etc.
Castings description made order
Steam Boilers Lard Tanks, and all the
thereto,
Brass castings of all kinds made to order.
All orders may bs addressedt to VIM. BOYLE co.
Evan nd
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NEW DESTGS.

# R r = I'll 4 " ID F n f.
EICH p VIERLING have Just openeda largo
G@sof Drugs and Medicines which they invite atten
ton of Merchants and Physicians They
Glass Glassware Tobacco Cigars Paints Brushes
Oils Dyestufs Spices. Perumery Fancy Articles &c.. Nc
ALSp-all popular Patent Medicines. All Paints
ground in oil Pure Wines medicinal
Prescriptions carefully prepared. Call No Water
under the Journal Office.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY-

NM have bought the steck and taken formerly
Wv occupied by T. Bacon g. Co.., Main street oppose
the Branch Bank, and have made large additions
stock With sr eh for future supplies uses
in promising the citizens of Evansville vicinity
variety Family Groceries as
house the city Being determined every exerion
give satisfaction in all hope receive liberal
Give trial All Goods
mh13 HERSHBEEGEE & CARSON. /
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PINE LUMBER AND SHINGLES.

#p IT. BENN EFT Would respectfully announce to the
citizens Evansville and surrounding country that
(havng been engaged in the manufacture
raj and seecnga choice article his
turs) has opened Yard Carpenter &
Heilmans Foundry and is prepared sell
retail cheaper than before offered this
jels-Iwdiyw
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IMMENSE ADDITION OF STOCK

= H1EH M n ND HPA m HW4V UE - UON
OF HOMEMADE AND EUROPEAN IMPORTED AND
CLOTHS.
of all colors and descriptions.
WAITING orders to be made into che fashion,
IN able Bo6 Shoes and CATERS gents latest
patterns from France and the Eastern cities All varieties
of slips shoes and CATERS with heels high enough suit the
most fasdious for ladies' and perfect
for children large and small the fashionable
Shoe store of sept23-3m JOHN RASCH.
SSALARATUs.-IO0boxe pure Saleratus in lb papers;
~ 10 bbls 10;
20kegs 100 lbs each do received and for
sale by oct15 PRESTON BROS.
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UTILITY, BEAUTY, ELEGANCE


r E FIT E M EN- t
MNVERY of the above will be adapt
~ ed to and represen tatye the immense
ties of Goods lust arrived at the we'll known
Win. EOeWenthal 81 Co.,
Corner Of Main and First Having an
aselection Goods surprising the variety styes
shades also in quantity and quality and thing
which other house evef take
lar pleasure invite friends Evansville
and vicinity to give call. We invitation in
particular to the fair assuring them that every article
i%agnable under the of Dry Goods EmtrOideries
Goods of every des :rption Shawls. Millinery and Straw
Goods be in the richest choice
sortment We fully convinced that the
and satisfy claim respecting
good taste and low prices. In Clothing
please demand for fashion color quality
and the piece goods Come convince yourselves
mh31 VIM LOEWENTHAT, q m
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BUSINESS CHaNCED

HAVE ssld my stock of Groceries to Messrs T. n Cook
S9S who WI continue the business at old stand
connect with it their Family
and Produce hope friends and customers will call
examine their stock and give them a liberal trial
In retiring from present. business would return
sincere thanks to and
very liberal patronage and what is still desirable
business their general ctuality material
shall the GEO. FOSTER Co
(of which frmI member), and will give
Of that house personal attention, and where shall be
pleased to my friends.
jan22-tf NJ W FOSTER
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
TENHE existsng heretofore
and Jas scantlin. Jr., known as the firm Of Jsmas
Scantn & has this day Dissolved by mutual consent
The books and of said pass in the
Jas scantn. j., where will found in his store
opposite the old State Bank all debt received
paid by him of the late firm. JAMES SCANTLIN SP
nov4-3w JAMES SOANTLIN JR
SLKs-Pl In and Figured Black Silks Morio Breo.as
- Plaid and fancy silks at
oetsi c. MoKINNEYis
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PRINTER.S EOR pAPER
d" "" K "eGE
SHERWOOD HOUSE.

5HERW OOD HGU , e.
THE subscriber has taken the above house and mas
entirely retted and refurnished it, and is prepared
entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke, and has goOdstOck ofhorses and
ciages to let.
The stable is large, clean and welllocated. and good
aostlersare Parcularattention
will be paid to the ofhorses left him keep
and in allrespecs, the public, hal find the Sher-
wood House good Hotel. liyS.tfl ]. A. BYERS.
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NJ ATCHEs. &C.
VE 200 round wood box Matches:
12kegs Double Refined Saltpetre;
20 cases British Luster;
800 lbs indigo best quality hv rsiifosd
at reduced prices By oo5 J. & d. EETMAEN.
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SUNDRfEs-
~ bbl Cream Tarter. warranted pure
$50 Reams tap. Letter and Comm ereial papery
bbls Gloves; bbls Alum:
10kegs Salt Peter: do Sulpher
100 Mats Cinnamon; cask Sal Soda:
10 kegs Red Lead; case Nutm exs;
20 bags Pepper and Spice: cask Littnage;
case Liqusrice Ball; 50 boxes Pepper saucer
25gross Playing Cards; 500 lbs Shoe Thread
100 boxes Shaving Soap 80 doz Shoe Brushes;
500 Percussion Caps. just received and for sale
octl5 PRESTON BROS
LOOK ATS THIS
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CIR 4CK ERS AT WHOLESALE UND RETAIL.
FHNHE undersigned constantly keepg han large
ment Offresh Water, Butter and Sugar Crackers and
also of Soda Pilot and Naval Bread which being
tnred by the latest Machinery they sold
as low price place in the West and
quality by other mandatory the country large
stock alwas band shop Water between
s ycamore and Vine.
deeIs- diff J SINZICH
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CINCINNATI.


! CINCINNAT PAPER WATsEHOUsE
dersigned, Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
n attention of dealers and their
varied stock of Papers. Our arrangements with
and dealers such that enabled ~
keep hand all times large stock Caps
plain and rsled; Flat Cars Demys Mediums Royals and
! L. Smith, and other first class manu- factu rers
We for the Cards. and keep oA
hand. at all times complete Printers Papers of
IeveIy description LightbOdy's Book and News Inkss
McCreary's Colored INKS Varnish and Gold Size
We have hand in large stock Feur-
drinier Ne and Book PAPER and
most extent with regular Sizes and rTegHxf sizes
make to order ON shortnotiee.
We the highest market price in cash. foS RaT Bag
Eing Rope md Cotton Waste.
NIXON GOoDMl M
81 ~rnI
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ETRESH ARRIVALS
n 20 cases elegant Fancy Prints;
10 do assorted bleached Muslfnj
100 pieces plain b1 ck Lawns;
100 do half mourning Lawns
IS do elegant French Robes;
120 do Challie Bei ege extra quaties
do assorted Pongee Silk Handkerchief;
90 cartoons ted Ribbons and for safe
by nays j. H. MAGHEE & co..
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NUMBER 10J
LOUISVILLE.

GARTER X JOUETT.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
IHc, 23, SIDE THIRD ST., BET. MAIN AND W Ares
LOUISVILLE. kY.
Refer
Geo. Foster & Co., P. G. o'Riley & Co.,
lie nd
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" ETROPOLITAN BOOTs.-The above article has
Just arrived tits the that general sat
sfacon asttBll and snring Come
pair for Sunday. mh25 HENDRICKS & McREA
HAYS bales bright Timothy per can al boat Nor
Il n gan. fer sale by mh2I GEO. FOSTER & co.
.Ns.3OO bush small white shipping order for sal
E~ by mh2l GEO. FOSTER & co.
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Sonelhlsg Worth Reading /!

r1NHE SUBSCRIBERS would call the A.
tent'on Of purchasers to The large all
,i'ione nav heing made TO their stock
sHong whicl may l'e found
An elegant assortment IL Plated and Japan
ed Walters. In sets and single; \
Coffee urn., with and without drip, cts
Gilt h Ornamental Hall I.aulp. h Lanterns:
ont aolsr md Side Lamps. for Oil, Spirit
Gas and Camphine;
Cut and Pressed Glass. China h Flint ware;
Brsss, Copper, Ornsmented and Common
s..f Coal Hotls ,...74 W.. -s,s
Elegant Polished steel Fire lions and And
ro"s; with i large variety n
housekeeping articles;
A fine assortment OF Window Shades;
Transparent paper shades Tor lamp.
Glass. Gill and Plated Curtain Bands Z
Gilt Curtain Cotnices; - f
Arse, A Fine Assortment Of: IS
Rich Gilt Gift. Cups. 1Ate h. TAte. Set.
fant 7 Cologne and f"ilet Bottles,
Mantle Ornaments. &c., suitable
Fer Chr1st m 4 Psesemis.
ntRECT FROM THE MANUFAC.
~ lures: Mahogany Bebstpsde, Wstt.
rob .; Wa.hstsml. i Bureaus. Tal,lts, IL.
Gilt and Mahogany Psir, Msntles ard
Looking Glasses.
~Csll and examine, ~ orr stock il
now complete. NJ q t}Ss298f
dsese.y. =. PIPER 4 CO. :
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NoTal.E.

Succe sion Of Psr.a ll.mncs. deed.
Sixth Judicial District on,i.--lauth
q East Baton Rouge La" Probate, y
No APO
WaHEREAS, E.,ts W,rrv. In. applit,,
w to said Cou,t to he appointed a,l,p,a.
isifatIlx ot the succession al Peter Ham.
man. lac II sa,d Parrish dec'l. sBvHas
NOTICE II hereby gwen IL all rerscn.
interested. - show cause, within ten DAYS
day. ttcas W Asst r,tl,litN,i Il If TIL. motto
Why the sail application eh.s,tt mt bs
k,snted. % u j. r. BRYAN.
:, nay24 as 55s=.e -...zs5s4 Clerk.
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ofe.n~el, springs, AptI, 18th. Nays

STATE or LOt1tStANA.-pa,ish Of
East Baton Rouge. sixth .tudieial l,is
tfict Court. WAstft varn. Z RtssY, w.
Hts Cssp,tcx. mo. l7p3
! the undersigned having hsen duly an
pointed SynAir h The above cause. :
M I'LL BY vIltru .cf.nii appointment
" ollef 1t public sale. h itcnt ii The
Cart House door Of said Parish III The CITY
Of Eaton Rc,igs, on z...
saturday the 7sh Aay n JW"e, 1850,
Ut Il o'rFurk Il Il, of tsid day. The perecsl
Property h~rrinafse' ~ E.r,h anil ,Iesrtib.
Ell surrendered b. .~id W 4. Riley, ,e.
PENDANT t. his CfsJitor-. % wit:
O0e Arnour. me Dbreau. one Safe aud
enuterts. one taking Stove, one Wash
Kettle ~ ChAirs, cNe Work Stand. Z
W. h Tubs. Z Tables. one Wash Stand.
h. Terms Ut 6a'e--a'aeh. 'a
may ~. H. '. BABtN, syndic.
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saw and gov = RVodea.

1RO<srUT, PIT, PANEL. Rip, lemon.
- Steel and brass back; Butchers. Row.
Webb. Pruning, Back md Key hole Saws.
assorted sizes and the most Of them Of
Spear Il Iack.on's" make. Always On
hand ut the Hardware store II
jan25-y. L.xou,xn 4 LAxoc..
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Notice Of CO. RI rtuers1otp.

THE undersigned havs this day entered
j into eo.fstt1rsshir, under The style d
MONTAN h HUgUEf'. for tie t,sttess
Of carrying Oh the Hardware business, IN
all Of it, various branches respectfully tol.
lei. the pAt'onsts If The public. s1t,,rjtg
them that in future ~ large snA varied !
stock ear be found at their stand. snd sold
as low ~ my house nn'sids n New Or.
leans rf D. G. MOETAN.
apis j. s. HuLUET, -
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HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

TNAIN CRADLES Completes: keIaW
" Cutters; Corn shelters, Twig ard
Hedsr Shears Hay Knives; svthtt Sick.
les, shesths. Hay Forks; Rstet; fiAin
Pump. Garden Engine ftisr Hook. i;
Pick Axes: Grind Stare Cfa. ke !: Axs
Handles; Curry Combs; Hoes; Spades !;
Shovele; Aver. &c nc, u III ssaa saEt
~ LARGU1ER h LANOUE. 80
msy23. Cor Lafayette l. Flofida.
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Preach vviDsdovv 0Iaae,

RECEtvED per ship OHrnAx,r
y from New York, IN assortment " wtnNNW
glass. by t0s-.tn ~ - - by t6--t2 ~ -:
IA BY 9e-D Nv M--So nv ~. A,sp, Pitss,nse
'tle,t"a Waterford Glsss, always mn Land
and f,r sale either BY the hoy nr Al retAtl. Al. =
deeEst. MUNTAN 4 AUQt1tf
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Wooden Ware, HroSsts, l|rushss, ~,
HAND Btocms Wisp. Hearth, Hcrte,
~ White y ssh. Msfkig, scfubbing. Cob.
web and Paint brushes chu,ns: Reels
Dutter Dsshers; Towel Rollers; butter
stumps, Wooden spoons; Salad Forks.
wccien psils; Pgg'ns; Cedar Tobs;
Water and Well Buckets; Coco niprers !;
Wash Boards woni Scoops Trays. tsils,
nc MONTAN Il HUGUET.
mayo Church street.
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WATER Cisttrns. b,ipper. aud Twers;
w oval. ortsgon and eolpred Hall Lamps;
e'stneNed Stew PATS; block Tin and iros,
Sauce Pans; turned hfass Preserve ket-
ties: cast iron and rartben spittoons. oval,
square and Gothic Waters salvets ard
Isa Trays; Lamp Globes; t:limmers and
Wick tleh center table French D,n,ers;
common Yankee ditto; ccnmon. wooden,
Furnished, Btittania and silver plated IL.
BILE Castor, at MoryAr / Hvetxr.
mays. -..-r Church street.
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Wooden Ware I

Wooden Ware !!
4 XE. Ratchet. Tile. Anger ard Chjssl
n Handles, Clofhe Lire Reels, Hcrse
and White Wash Brushes, Paint Brushes
and Sash Tools, fer sale by II
mays. #a.i MONTAN q HUGUET.
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\, pRnz
glkAe. ahANDPRH.
THE MAGIC CORN AND COB MILL.


TsME MAGIC COM AND GOB MlbL |. super.
| IN 70 any hetee f'rt offered for GRINDING
FEEp ron STOCK. ltwill sristt tweniy bueHei q
ri stock tvetl per hour, win The t,cwpv II cne
mule or II will grind Elk bushels Of fine meal
rpv hour, ~ III etts'els oyetth AMI cub III steck
ned per heug. with the paw Y a. rue mute.
Ths MAGIC Mill. vas t,r,sp,ed IL Feptpn,.
her. 1871, Mtid 10 xHtlesbtsdy sspesict 10 III IL
predecessors.
"sr pt'css viii he fennd 10 he Nnuch lnwer than
ether mill. of infatsnt quality Far s#le BY /
a sAsiukL kooKE, !. i and Front Levee.a !
-... IN 4r.#...,s. New eOrlears.
Agent FOR the manufacturers
~ The above ,leseti.spa Min aan be seah at
the store u H. N. Washington h ca, Church ~.
P,cket- eld stan baton Rouge, who ase the
steht. tor NE rale Of N. same. The mill can be
fNfa'shed NJ any lnnsfne oh the river, betwesn
New Ort-aus aaa psyeh Sara. for I b=h.sht
is,c,aded. 5* asy7ly
IuaT RtsCEfvEDi
q French s, '.toastts email figured: 37 ~
~ pc. D,hlnet, for Bars;
La'ii.s bis'e ihfesd Oinves, All uelors:
and large variety VI the lstsss styte II
Eu,bfe Dc, Cd lnllnr.: IS
bVle lsis.1 Linen; -,.gs. yf..4
EntbrniI red skirts
kxtra fne h,rr.e,t,, Quits. ia.
By dos. b. q. a.lkeseh'et. ~ u 81 dos
msy'a j.. t1MON AGO.
1UST UFCEIvE e aahaere psn,..
inr summer wear: Drifting Pants Pure Lin
eh Shirt frohts; Patented se.tn Shirt se,s f,ae !;
Shirt e"llats; Light s'lk nick ties Grsss neeli
tiss Ai9e th'end gln,es , Isle tL,ead sacks |;
b'eaei.ta shd uhbleaehe.i Y hose.
,s~yta s3 !. SIMON 4 ~.
Etnbsoltlery aud I'atter" Cutting.
ME LADIES Of Ra'on Rouge. ARE re-.
L specttlly informed that MISS (,uil l.,
IL now at The. Ha'ney House where she
proposes to teach the elegant ait of en-.
b,aidery. Also new etyle Of cutting and
hitting dtesses, mabtiIlas, etc. b, ~ up.
e',lng Chart VI her own invention called
:" The Crystal Palace Chit" This I. the
only systematic rule for cutting lsd,rs
dresses Mrs Guild, may b. seen 1t the
nancy House. 49,. .:s 0.ess,z 5- .5.
may d-tf. III 4.fMs- t-.yml