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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-19
THINGS MONTH KNOWING.

From Our Special Correspondent
LAWRENCE, K T, Tuesday, June 10, 1886
DRAGON GovFRNMENT.-lf any one wants
10 study the feet of military authority applied
as remedy to corrupt civil government let hun
come 70 Kansas. 1t is grand fact that
must never be forgotten by the American peo-
ple. military porr is and erer must b in'mieat 10
popular institutions Specializing on the polit
principles of military officer. who is manly
taught to regard GoyerDmt Mt as necessary pay
master, and political authority as something con-
neeted with promotion, is like trusting to the an
hood of a doughface, or appealing t. the tender
mercies of the usnrer Of the tribe of Levi. To e1-
ptct delicate discrimination, nice balancing OF
social and political rights c'rcful wa'ch and pro-
lection of the people of Kansas, TO flow from the
mere fact Of turning some six or seven hundred
Dragons loose to manage the Territory, Is simply
preposterous. The hope that tins expedient would
act az sedat'ye, and secure Justice and the eoun
try's peace, may be very oredtabe 10 sanguine
he'Et but Tie Tesul, proves tia; the remedy i.ee'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-19
HoRDER-RUFFIAN ACCOUNTS.
.olsence of The ST. Louis Republican.

COIreslClseIce OF The ST LOUIS heluUiIcGu'
WEsrrORT, Tuesday, June ,, 1850
The following icn letters were offered rs evidence
before tbs Committee, who are now IN session here
They were rejected but will appear, along with the
protest il the published proceeding lucy were IN
he rossession OF Gov. King, General Whitfield's
counsel
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- IFVrHKtd b ne Ot-ttrs 81 the Plar SAIL
All accounts from Kansas, as we passed do yn unit,
IN ssening the affairs of the Territory as having
reached that extreme crs which must soon result in
NE supremacy If epauy aud determination OF the
Other bya general fight unless the presence of tho
United States troops should be sufficient 70 que 90
desperate an outbreak Il il reported that 400 men,
On eithr side wcIe in the vicinity Of Hickory Point
hnd'hGt Tuesday, lcti, was fixed upon by common
c"nsett, tor hgh'. One hundred and thirty men--
our Informant at KausGs s'ated-marchcd through
Nestpot on Mo1day, with fife, drums banners and
0'LF smah dogs of war; to join the Pro-S,ayery.
:, lie Territorial Investigating Committee, Oliver,
Howard, sherman x Co., came down with us en- route
Tor tier homes and Washington. Two o: three w.t.
n'sset were examined on board, aud their testimony
cd ed 10 the huge mass which has Coz. Cnee Sam 80
ttch Money and which proves : groG. many men -
ncNsfy great y!.aD.-G ia.; nn.ch ~ the .eseH.
d'sl'Ioi, sQci.i apd mo.s seuailll .. haps.s, ~
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,,1poRTANT FROM KANSAS.

"DETAILS OF THE CIVIL WAR.
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.oveN1URES IN CAMP.
ypu ouTRAGES OF THE B0RDERERS'
r..,.,a.e Straits of the Ffee-state Men,
".,,n,,cv1NG IN THE WAR OF FREEDOM

below mas. Of letter. sad other ntssehSe 'fS ar
I~ery"y. in Kansas which reached Us ye' e'uA' ""
ne seat OF ~ ~ f,orn the pagers Of both par'iesI
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Lab.rre, aftsr discussion the majority,
report was adopted, which declares The
contestants entitled TO seats in the
House yeas and nays called. yeas 81,
nays 20.
Mr.. Lawrason, introduced resolu.
ton Of thanks 10 Dr.. Kane Of the Ar.
tic expedition and his company, and
making an appropriation for q gold
medal to be presented in the name ol
the State, by the Governor.
Mr. Van Wrinkle from committee on
Internal Improvements reported an
not to provide for for The protection Of
New Orleans and Carrol'ton from
ovetAow-laid ovsr under the rule.
Mr. Woodbridge an act to provide
for the administration Of the Louisiana
Penitenti"ry.
Mr. Richard gave rotice Of bin 10
increase the @alary Of the Clerk Of
the First District Court Of New Or
leans-Iaid over.
Mr. Pike, an act relative to the
Capitol and Capitol grounds-refer.
red to committee on Public Buildings
Mr Btice, an ac& act 10 fix the H.
cense on Theatres in New Orleans
referred to committee on finance.
Mr. Semmes, asked that the Poni-
ten'iary bill, vetoed BY the Governor
at the last session b. printed.
ORDER OF the DAY.
An act to amend and re-enact the
act relative 70 Sheriff. Sales and writs
Of IT. in.
A" net to pay for work already done
in the frs. Swamp Land District gave
rise to discussion. Yeas end nays
takeo on the bin yeas rs nays %.
House adjourned. until to-moffow at
10 o'clock.
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STATE or LOUls1Al(J Parish Of
East Baton Rosge--Sixth Judicial Dis
trict Court. II u zAssrn TsomAs, wife
d Tso9As Dubcxor, W. Jonh B. Hs'S-
QY VIRTUE Of = writ Of sslsuse snd
- sale issued IN the ab0ve, entitled and
numbered cause, end directed % Tho Sheriff
Of the Parish Of East Baton Rouge, from
the Hon. SiHth Judicial District Court in
and for the Parish If f.. B. Rouge and State
aforesaid, will offer at public ,ale, at the
Court House door, Of said Parish. in the
City Of Baton Rouge, on Saturday, Ahe 5th
day T Apr0 n erf, A. p. 1856, At ii O'Clock
A. NJ, oil the right, title, interest and claims
Of the defendent, John B. Hienuan,
in and to the mortsaged property herein
after set forth and described: seized 10
ray lid satisfy the Judgement, interest
and cost, In the above entitled and num-
besed cat,se n wit:
A certain lot Or piece Of Gsoand. sjtwsted
!" that part Of the city Of Baton Rouge,
called Spanish Town" measuring twenty
two feet front on the south side Of Spspjsh
town road, by fo'ty feet in depth bounded
on the east by lot of G.. II. Nejnyey.
south snd West b. Andrew White. form.
erly John Meek, and north BY said SPAN
ish town road, tcgther with III the build
inss and Improvements thereon being the
same acquired by the plaintiff f,em John
Meek by IN act passed bs,ose Samuel
skol6e!d, Recorder Of said Parish, dated
the 9th Of June 1861.
Terms Of sale-t 'aah, with the benefit Of
appraisement T.. II. HERNANDEZ
msr4 Deputy Sheriff
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TO ali Whom u may Concern.
VTHE customers Of the undersigned must
L not be astonished 10 know that 70
wants " money" Those indebted to him
without respect Of person, must call and
settle by the first of March, OF they will be
eaii,d on by an officer
" feb'y ~ '56.tf J. W. QUlGCINS.s
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Dasso1utio " fCo-partnershjp.
THE partnership heretofore existing
L between BosAN l. LscsrpEs. il dis
solved by mutual conscent Mr. Edward
Legender, having purchased the interest Of
Mr.. Began. All claims against the firm.
will be settled by Mr.. +. Legender, and
all those who are indebted 10 the firm will
settle with Mr.. T.. Legender
A. I. BOGAN,
mari r. LEGENDER.
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ExCiteg egneIlt In New Orleans


The city papers Of Monday evening,
are full Of articles On the arrest Of
COT. GARLAND, the city Treasurer,
who IL seems has been arrested and
lodged in the Parish Prison. The
True Delta says:
Col. Garland the absconding City
Treasurer, has been arrested and lod-
ged TOR safe keeping in the Parish
Paron The schooner Jane Elizabeth
owned by Garland, s"d on which he
sailed FROM here on Saturday night.
was detained in a fog, near the battle
ground, for many hours on Saturday
night. Yesterday evening, whsn the
wires that we're cut down on Saturday
night were pnt in order, the Mayor
gave orders to the Chief Of the Police
to telegraph to the Passes, authorizing
Garland's arrest. The -boat An
glo. Norman, then at the Passes, i'm
'psdiately started hr the city and in
tercepted the tow0baving the Jane
Elizabeth in cba'ge and Garland was
at ono secured. II is stated that he
was found by tho officers secreted in
the bold of The vessel. Whss brought
to the city. he Was handed over 10
the Chief Of Police, who transferred
bin TO the Parish Prison.
Wbst shall bo donel The very
men who are placed above others,
and beyond the temptation Of want,
are those who fall. The character
Of Mr.. Garland, has up to the present
time, been without blemisb, and if he
fall--how many are to fall with him,
remains yet to be seen.
The True Deilc, closes an article
on tn. subject, with the following par
agraph:
Garland is not the only robber who,
with srtanc cffron'ery, addressed the
people in the honicd accents Of pat
riotism he isnot the only william who
has abused their credulity and turned
their weakness to profitable account
II the railroad and other schemes
to his guilty cupidity he
was not alone, anFif be robbed the
public treasury more directly than
'thers the consequences 70 the people
1t large are no less deplorable than If
'c bad accomplished the same result
" other means no less infamous, if
by laws which are only
rar1ed for the punishment Of " steam
'oat" men 'and other such NAL. fac
ors Of that description a. are denorn-
mated bad characters BY the Chief Of
'olice.
There should be no sympathy for
Ne falling from such q position. but
Unfortunately for the best interests of
ociety there always is.
The Office 0f Treasurer OF the CITY
as been closed, and q Treasurer pro.
m. appointed. Startling devslops-
tents may be expected:
% The river 1t this point. is now
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n nT lC n

for subscription to the Neeksv Advccnss pssvions
TO February 1st, 1866, and to the Doflv Advrcdfs 4
previous to the 1st January, 1859, snd for Job.
Work snd Advertising, are hereby notified that
their accucnts must BE- Immediately settled. All
persons having claims against HATCH L JENKINS
will present them Immediately u The undersigned
for payment. J. J. JONEs,
seb20M at The g1zce o/G g. NnN
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Etoourscr.-E Eloqucnce is not only
the art Of addressing man in public
it is the gift Of strong feeling. accur.
ate thorough. extensive knowledge,
splsador Of imagination. force Of ex-
preston. and the power ofcommunica.
ting, in written or spoken language.
70 other men. the idea, the telling. the
conviction OF truth. the admiration for
the beautiful, tho disposition to up
rightness. the enthusiasm for virtue,
the devotion to duty, tho heroic love
Of country. and faith in Immortality.
which makes men honorable--the feel
ing heart. the clear head, the sound
jugemsnt, the popular knowledge, the
artistic imagination, the ardent patri-
otism. the manly courage, the attach
ment 70 liberty. the pious philosophy.
and, lastly. the religion consonnt
With The most exalted idea Of the d.
vinity. which make tho individual good
tho people great and the human race
sacred.-Lamert,xe.
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~ Judge J. N. Carrignn. late
Superintendent Of Public Education,
has 9one hack into the editorial chair.
He cite now in the sanctum Of the
Southern Union, formerly the Louis
lana State Republican.
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n NOtice.

ALL PERSONS indebted 10 ~ will please satl
and settle up by the 6rst of March.
Our customers are hereby notified thst on tho
last NJ every month their bills will be- remittsd
TO them, through the Post omce, and prompt
previous arrangements ere made.
isb18 A. MONTAN BRO.
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COrm-COrm.
REh BUSHELS White Corn, on hand
WV and for sale by JosHrA Beat.
ELOUR,-fn Bags Of IL. 10 and IS
l. pounds each, constant On hand and lor
sale by mara JosnuA BsAL.
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RAILROAD NOTICE.

THE annual election Of Dir ectors Of the Baton
L Rouge, Crosse Tete and Opelcusas Rail Road
Company. will be held on Monday, the 17th Of
March 1865 ~ James II. Johnston's Store, on
bayou Crosse Tete. JAMS n. JonNsyon,
febZ4-M Score tary.
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Nbttce.

A LII persons Indebted to me for Store Bills. viii
"A please remember that their accounts were due
on the Arst Of January, and unless they come r.
wsrd and settle immediately. viii b compelled
TO place thSfn in the hands Of Collector Sor col.
lection. Seb0 ". b. PHILL1p0
W0nted.-A sitpstion u school Tesc-
her, either public or private. The best re>
ference given, apply At VIM. Bogers Drug
store, on Lafayette street. feb. 1S-1m.
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The Hon. Edward Everett, fas
been invited BY tho ladies' Of Rich
moud. w., to repeat . discourse, on
The life and Services Of Washing.
TOM which he delivered in Boston
on Friday week. Hc has accepted
b invitation, and appointed the 18th
of March for its delivery. The pro-
Deeds Vt the lecture are to 20 towards
tho purchase Of the Mount Vernon
property. The same discourse will
be delivered in Baltimore before the
Maryland Institute on the 4th inst.
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$pffial Notiffs.

Cheesel Cheesell
pECE1VED per Bella Donna yesterday
IL lot Of fresh Western Cheese.
n. HOFFMAN,.
Mar. I'd opposite v. Heule ..
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~ According TO an official decree,
coming direct from the Democratic
State Central Committee, with an
official seal and signature eof Mr..
Emile LaSere, the right hand man Of
the Great Rothchild Of Louisiana pol
tics; an election is to take place on
the 5th Of March. for Delegates; to the
Great Democratic Convention, which
is to assemble IN this place on the 10th
Of March. II appears from the pro.
clsmation that New Orleans IL EMIT
led to .tny.three delegates only. and
we presume chat they come, as usual,
fully instructed what to do, by the
Great Central Committee.
------sAo e.
~ The following singular express
ion appears in the last Advocate, in
column and halfarticle, on the sub
ject Of Public Printing. 1--WE never
appeal from Cesar drunk to Cesar
SOBER" The very first time that we
have ever known the charge to be
made against the hookea.nose Roman.
Indeed not . word is said Of people
getting drunk In those days, for whis-
key giu sud brandy were not known
At chat early period. Then, the Advo.
oatss exprsssion. IL one Of the figure
i've things allowed by poetic license.
Whilst on the subject Of printing,
~ should like to know how much
more Of the Same kind Of evidence, i.
yet 70 come, on the subject Of the
"Contssted elections = We are in
slinsd 10 think from appearances that il
will make . volume ss large ~ the
"Rsvised Statures." il 70, We shall
take Il for granted that II is all gospel
truth, and let IL pass on down to obi
Won without reading il.
A NEw MosrnLr.-The ilrst num-
bsr Of Tho Kenyon Collegiso." a
literary Magazine publshed At Gambia |
Ohio. 10 before Us. In the corps Of
editors We notice the name Of our
young friend aud fellow citizen +. D.
Tunnard. AT N. early moment We shall
sst down to the "Colleg;an with full
pipe. and give il an extended notice.
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Gbt 8alg Go!!1et:
BATON ROt1GE E,:::::::MAR. 8, 1866.

~ Dn. 6Amust Caorr,r, Prssi.
dent Of The Board Of Health Of Loui.i-
sus. will accept our thanks for copy
Of the Report Of this institutions, TO the
Legislature.
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For Sale.

LIKELY grife colored negro woman.
~ Said negro. is being sold for no offence
whatever. She is splendid washer and
i'one', and 4 very good seemstress and
house servent, well acclimated and healthy.
She 10 about "a or Is years OF age. For
further particulars apply to
teb2s MRS. C. HUESTON.
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DlssolueIon u Ce-paxt0ershiu

O1OtsUW u q
TIE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing un-
der the name Snd style Of O'CAIlAghan Mon
gse, 10 dissolved by mutual consent.
~. 9. VCallsghan having purchased the inter-
ct Of Mr.. VIZ. MOxos5, the Arm will continue busi.
ness ~ usual. The liabilities Of the old hrm will
be settled BY O'Callsghan, persons Indebted will
please call au1 make Immediate payment:
1soS7. CONFIRMS O'CAILAoAAH,
VIZ. MOH0gr
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% The river At this point. is nov
rising at very rapid rats
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The great composer Rossini says
that tic English 60 to tho opera to
sleep, the French talk, the Germans
to dram, and the Itslians TO listen.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-25
FALL CAMPAIGN
HAIR ARE All WHOLESALE
A NEW AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
CHAS. s. WELLS.


CHAS. S. WELLS,
returning thanks for the ratronsgeet
w the public he opened in Evansville would
and city purchasers also that he has hisshefea
in store the Heaviest etSck Oh Hardware and OEt
ery that he has Snered IN the Evans
market sale Many Goods purchases At re5ac
East and England direct from Europe
and having American Goods filled the Manu-
Works only able but decidedly disposed
and sell Hardware at low figures house
his stock and prices bYr
Traders, feeling assured hat he 1ehe7
Among the articles (aost nnumersbfeJ prsfsE HIS
$50 boxes Axes-Wells Lppiroots Levsrss.s and Collins
500 dozen Pocket Knives Gully assorted
1909 do Table 90 DO dOj
rs do Steel Shears and Scissors;
20 ross Spoons-IrOn, Britannia and German silver.
"a dozen CGaee Mills. all grades
500 do Files and Rasps all kinds
1000 lbs Brass Kettles, turned 00''0mS'
lbs Sadirons, assorteu'
300 dozen Butt Hinges, ao'
1900 gross Screws gimlct pointed;
| $50 dozen Door Soeksand rockets;
| 100 do Augurs;
200 pairs Shovel Tongs. iron and brass heads;
| 90 dozen Saws from Mill to Key-hole
25 do Steelyards and Scale Beams -
so do (aud ether brauds) Shovels and Spades;
Chain and Fixtures;
| cases Japanned Tnware; fully assorted
| ALSO
Wbps and Brushes Combs. Needles. Spectacles
Port onnaies Fancy Hardware generally together with
heavy goods Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges Tea ket
ties knives aud Riddles and -
Gum Barrels and Gum Trimmings,
an Gamers Toos window Sash,
N"Af0-' 0HARLES s. WELLS.
| Main z door below Branch Bank
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-25
HOME lNsUR ANCE COMPANY,
q u =. D. =. y q y y L.L- :.

CAPITAL $ 100 o00-aI paid in IN CASH.
AHNHIS Company cOmmenc ID business about neyearagO
with the R+entier ding an d fair business, with
R@IArge Cash Capitala IS. oomis at its head
ffFN protection the equal to Insurance
world. POc WILDE issued by the subscriber
IN Buildings Merchandise Household Goods. &C., &c.
msfavorabls with other good solvent Companies.
- s. L. LOOMS, Pres't.
ALLEN O. HALLOCS. Ag't.,
Main street. opposite the Bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-25
NEW STOLE AND NEW GOODS!
fan u 1856 II

M the public of Evansville and
Wv the ladies particularly that have for in
tpection entire Fancy Staple Dry Goods
Our aoreus of fancy dress goods has rival in point of
and cheapness embrederes mantilas
which only be appreciated by inspection Call a the
Mats recently occupied L. W. Hebberd,
where will always be ready sell bargains
ROSER BRO FREY,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-25
THE GREAT REMEDY
". Fl. Smith & Co.'s
FEVER AND AGUE CURE,
JEFFERSON STREET OPPOSITE OWENS HOTEL,
LOUISPILLE, KY.

LOUISVILLE, Ky.
Of this saTs D S
x tndns with TO fit up, at heavy expense an sstab
mand it b&s5 alone and they preraE-
lishDe for saRr trl any pare of the globe. 1t
ed ill all orders wish dlsr thing in the
is unnecessary usually the fair trial. We
way putting, all is in regard to
could publish hundreds Of certificates and Il has
its efficacy voluntarily sent to US those whom
lieyed; but the few that which be called
testimony dee of twelve eighteen
peTnan relieved by
iene when all the usual edes had failed
it for everything but for Fever and Ag Cnfs
Night and Nervous Debility do recommend it as
remedy Itmay infants with psrfeetsae
it contains EGthing but what is purely vegetable
strengthening and invfgorating 70 the system.
HH-Prce 81 per bottle--&7 so per dozen.
Once Jefferson street between Third Fourth eppo
site owen IS Hotel. Y. II. SMITH d co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-25
COMPREHENSIVE.

TIE having purchased interest of John II.
&srgan William R. Preston in the late firm of Morgan,
have associated themselves together in
aud firm of Keen and Preston and will
wholesale dry good business the old stand
ISAAC KEEN.
fan 70 1856 IT, CYPRIAN PRESTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-25

THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T
Let the Afflicted Read and POndere
infSibe remedy for Screfula Kings evil Rheuma-
IN tism. Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptio or
ules the Face, Bloehes Boils and Fever
and Pain ofthe Bones and oints Stubborn Ulcers
tic Disorders, LUbags Spinal all Diseases
arising from nJudciops Mere lry
Life. or Gmpurity of the Blood
RS This great Alternative medicine Purifier Of the
Blood used by the thousands of patients
all parts of the United States who testify daily the remar
kable performed by the of all
''OARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE. " Neuralgia Rbeu-
Fevers Ulcers Old Sores Affections
of the Throat. Female Complaints Ackng of
ire Bones and oln are speedily pU5 by using this
great and in sstimable remedy. "
For aldseases the Blood nothinr yet been foun5
compare whit. It cleanses system all mpures
gently and efficiently the liver kidneys
the digestion gives the stomach,
clear and healthy and the constitution enfe6 by
disease broken the youth to its
tive vigor and strength.
Fovthe Ladies' it psraby better than the Cos
metcs used. few doses Of CARTER'S SPANISH MIX
Will all ofcemplexion bring
the general health in remarkable degree beyond all
medicines heardof
The large certificates which have received
from Persons from all United States
evidence that is hubug about it. The press hotel
Keepers magistrates physicians public we'll
70 the ali add their testimony 10 the wonderful
effects OF this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the Agent Almanac read
performed.
None genuine unIesssigned BENNETT & BEERS Propri-
etors No Fearl street. Richmond Va who all orders
forsup plies aud Agencies must be addressed
For sale by Halloek 81 Soddard
Parmenter, Princeton; O. Fl. Clark Yincepnes and bv
esalersln meuAcines generally augS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-25

The undersigned having the interest Mr..
Churchill the firm of Hornbreok Churchill, i'll
business at the old stand under the style Of Horn
brook socits the patronage of the public. All
firm. will forward and
hesame persons having claims against the old
5an7-tf HORNBROOK co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-25
DISSOLUTION.

FENaE partnership heretofore existing between Philip
Horabr1ok and Charles Churchill. under the style of
ornbrook Churchill is this day dissolved by mutual
is authorized the Of tn.
49, p. HORNBROOK
CHAS. CHURCHILL,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-25
aNn nBUsHELS Ear Corn.
AOU 100 bushels oats,
sac Bushels shelled corn at

aAnnBUSHELS Ear Corn.
&EWU 100 bushels oats.
sac Bushels shelled corn, at
ssu HEADEN'S oeerv.
DERFUMERlEs.1PGm in pots. Jars and stieksi
TONES Eau de Lustrale, Bears OIL Oil,
MaeAssar oil Bandoline Curling Fluid Hair Gloss
shamponng Water. Toilet do. Florida do. Cologne
Lavendar Water yerbena Eau Divine de Veet render
and fair. well impartng
the complexon Extracts for the HANDKERCHIEF
Tooth Powders and Tooth
are OF the Aromatic Via egair; Infar
Powders all the other articles in the line
Yer sale by NJ AIELsCH.
povf6 First street. opposite Post-offce.
CEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS Ia HIAGHEE,
s%HrERH PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
s.- MERCHANT,
o4South William street, New York.
fAATN G. established With extensive connection
u In the above business, respectfully soeits coRsign
Sents ola kinds of Western Produce which receive
In personal attention at thelowest possible
Icae of charges. Particular care will be bestowed on
oonsignments of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
nade on all Shipments when required by
J.H. MAGHEE & CO.,
Feb2O-tf Evansville, Ind
6NEEAPER YETi-sufAT6ne and Buckwheat FlOurf
i4A,T J. W. & S. VICKERY