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COAST LINE or PACKETS.
BELLA DONNA q MUSIC.
TO AND FROM n. ORLEANS, wfLLtAMspORT,
BAYOU SARA, PORr HUDSON,
And all the Intermediate Landings.
THE BELLA DONNA, Capt. VIM.
L McUcMss. leaves N. Orleans
every Saturday Evenings, NJ k
s o'clock, FOR wil'iamspert, tonch- 310G
ing ~ ali the isstrmediste points: -
returning, leaves Bayou Sara every WetQnes.
day, on he arrival Of the ears from Wccdviiie.
The MUSIC, Capt. J. n. MoRRtsor. leaves New
Oriean. every Tuesday N1Ornln9. At 9 o'clock
and Friday Evening, at s o'clock. for Port
Hudson: returning, leaves Port Hudson every
"Wednesday and Saturday. after the arrival
Of the Clinton and Port Hudson Cars.
HOLMES 4 ULAuss, Agents,
octis IA Tchoupitcuas street.
Bayom Sara Pnclet--Lnurei Hin.
Tor Bayou Sara three .n~ A
1 TIMES A WEEK The U g. saalt5lgS>
Mail steamer Laurel Hlll, J. A. In
CorroN, master, will leave New Orleans every
SUNDAY MoRNfNa NJ 2 o'clock, and every WsbSss
nay and FRIDAY MoRstNo vt 10 O'Clock Returning,
len YES Bayou Sara or MoNpAy, THURSDAY and SAT
rhpAv, arriving In New Orleans same day.
Agcnts-M Gordon, Jr., J, A Bramd h Landry,
John Burbridge / CO.. Hail 4 Kemp / Go, Jos. s.
Pagaud, advertising agent.
~N B.-A clerk will be on the Levee In N U.
to receive freight At all times. from Tuesday Morn
ing to Saturday night, and shippers can deliver
goods TO him. and have bills ading signed In the
boats absence. may9-y.
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Bayem Sara Packet-ln,prei nm.
New Orleans and bayou Sara

TWICE A WEEK--For n
l. BAYOU Sara. Port Hudson aag4sa
,,,obdell's Store, Baton Rouge
plaquemine, and all intermediate landings
the fine passenger steamer CAPITOL.
JAS H. URE, MAsreR, leaves New Or
leans every SUNDAY at 9 O'Clock. A. N
and every WEDNESDAY,, at o'clock
p. VI. Returning leaves Bayou Sara ever,
MONDAY at ~, NJ, aud THURSDAY al
G p. NJ and Baton Rouge every MONDAY
at ? w.. and THURSDAY at 10 p. NJ.
10 For freight or passage apply on
board
". B. The Capitol he reafter on he,
Wednesday trips, will only 60 as far as
LpbdelFs Store. jan!-y.
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TOWNSEND'S, Sands and Bulls' Sarsa-
i parilla, warranted genuine, and for sale
by VIM. BOGEL.
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Warming e Hsa1ng Stoves.
1UST received per Ohio Dell, a lot Of
y the superior Semi Ps1oS Semi Cook
cry Franklin Stoves, also . fine sesoIt-
ment Semi- Front, 1uHo GlArxs> Per sa1a
low & b. C.. M0UTAWS.
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WHIsKEY-ioo BIS. WHIsKEY
w just received and for sale by
nov20. +. PkENpkaoAsr + Co.
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MARNEv HOUSE,

GAUCESi Tomato; Walnut; Essence
~ Anchoviss cavice; Reading WAGES
tashire and carry powders For sale at
family groceftcf feb. J. BENZ.
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0toaMers ln9Omar and AIeck scott.
f0k BARRELS and half barrels various grades.
AAO trssh ground q. Louis Flour, just received
~ above and fcv sale on accommodating terms
~ june u JOSHUA SEAL
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TUNNARD Il HEDENBuR
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS. IN
CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c.
THE SUBSCRIBERS stock Of Buggie.,
Rockaways, Barouches, Coaches, &c, has
been selected by himself. and comprises
every variety. To his already complete
asscftment, he is daily making additions.
Persons will find IL to their advantage. to
call and examine his stock.
TUNN.dRD 4 HEDENBURG.
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Congress Water
20 DOZ. in pints L qusyte. for sale
~ BY ]octA WM. BOcRL.
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Cut Naa1s Cus Nails.
CROM the Iabeilis Works q fine a.
Il sortment Of Cut Nails spd spikes. lust
received at D. e. MONTAN'S,
Deco. No. Church street,
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C1ROP Anti Phlosistique de Briant, for
~ colds coughs &c. fof sale by
MAYBE J. L VALET, Druggist.
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NnARSH'S Improved Elastic Sus.

FvNESFot utV NVV0HeCdIy
To whom all orders must be addressed
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- ALWAYS Renovating Resolvent, re-.
~ solves disease, pst,i,es the blood, snd'
renovates the System, for sale by
feb %. y. L. WALLET, Apotheeary
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-13
Mr. Platform Speaks for Mr. Buchanan.

When the Keystone State Club called upon
Mr.. Buchanan, day or two after his nomina-
ton, he said s
Gentlemen: Two weeks since l should
have made you longer speech, but now |
have been placed upon platform of which |
MOST HEARTILY APPROVE, AND
THAT CAN SPEAK FOR ME. Being the
representative of the great Democratic party,
and not simply James Buchanan, L must
square my conduct according to the platform
Of that party, and insert no new plank, nor
take one from it. That platform is sufficient
ly broad and national for the whole Democrat
ic party.
Well, then, let us hear what Mr.. Platform
says, since he is the spokesman. Hear hear!
ResoIued, That the Administration OF
FRANKLIN PIERCE has been true to Dem
ocratic principles, and therefore true to the
great interests of the country; in the face Of
violent opposition he has maintained the laws
at home. and thereby we proclaim lET- OUR
| UNQUALIFIED ADMIRATION OF HIS
MEASURES AND POLICY.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-13

The CoLoRED PoPULATIoS.-A meeting OF
the ''colored population" of Brooklyn, n. Y
was held on Tuesday evening last to "organize
club and adopt such measures as will be
most practical in the present campaign" Sun
dry resolutions were adopted, and among them
one declaring that
awe recognize the Republican platform as
nearest truth and right aad regard in the
nomination Of Col. Fremont the embodiment
of Northern sentiment against Southern i'm
pudence and oppressior-and lend to him our
hearty good will pledging him Gas we are
permitted) to exercise for ourselves the right
of American citizens in the use of the ballot
box"
Several speeches were made by @colored
gemmen," in which Col. Fremont was elevated
high above the seventh heaven and Messrs.
Fillmore and Buchanan sunk correspondngly
low.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-13

GA Boston Republican paper is boasting
chat the life of Fremont, just issued, has a
larger sale than the life of Fillmore We are
not surprised. There is an anxious desire
among the people to find out the something in
FremonCs life which fits him for the Presi-
dency the United States. Fillmore and his
life are household words.'' The people are
strangers to Fremont and are naturally des-
rous to learn from his Biography what manner
of man he is, who like Pierce, sprang into
greatness in an hour by the nod of political
convention. Under these circumstances Ere
mont's life is no doubt having greater sale
than would new edition of the life of Henry
Clay or George Washington.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-13
THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY,

a.r- srs TRIO BONO PUBLICO, t-v
UP"Every mother should have a box in the house
handy in case of accidents to the children"
Isedding'S Russia SaIve. T
is Boston remedy of thirty years standing. and is
recommended by physicians. 1t isa sure and speedy
cure for Burns Piles Boils, Corns Felons, Chiblains,
and Old Sores of every kinds for Fever Sores, Ulcers
Itch Scad Head Nettle Rash, Buniohs, Sore Nipples,
e, Nmmendsd by nurses,l Whitlows, Sites. Testers,
Flea Bites Spider Stings, Frozen Limbs, Salt Rleum,
Scuvy, Sore Cracked Lips, Sore Nose Warts and
Flesh Wounds is most valuable remedy and cure,
which be testified by thousands who have used it
city Bost vicinity for The last tnirty
In Will this Salve do injury, interfere
with ply yscian's prescriptions. 1t is made frou the
purest materials from recipe brought from Russiaoi
articles growing in that counryand the proprietors
have letters from all classes clergy ply sicans
captains, nurses and others who have used it them
selves, and recommend it to others Redding's Russia
SalYe put in large tin boxes, stamped the
tn picture of house and disabled soldier, which
picture also engraved the wrapper Price % cents
box. -#r REUDIFG & Co., Propretors,
KELLER, FARNSLEY 81 CO. Agents,
ap7-d&wIy Evansville. Ind.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-13

SURPRISE PARTIEs.-Of late a very novel and
questionable sort of amusement has become
fashionable. Several friends and acquaintaaces
inform each other that they intend to drop in
and take tea with Mr.. and Mrs B The
family are surprised and astonished to find
fifteen or twenty friends and acquainrances
in the house who have called to take tea. The
tea chest is jast exhausted-not bite of cake
in the paRtry-ror loaf of bread in the gro
Gerry, and not enough cups and saucers and
teaspoons to go round What peck of trouble
the poor woman is in. She'd give her we'd
ding gown if she had only known of their com
ing. There is a mighty deal of fan in these
surprise parties, and great deal of annoyance
and hard feeling. The day before yesterday a
very unpleasant incident occurred at enc of
these parties. A merchant who has hereto
fore he'd a respectable position in society, wag
selected by some friends to call on. 1t was
surprise party indeed, to allconcerned. They
found the husband insensible from the effect
of liquor, laying on the hall stairs, and his
wife, with bruised ace and black eye, bath
ing his temples with ice water. How many
such scenes occur unknown to the world.
Albany KlicE.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-13

o. Mr.. Willard having denied that he
made the statement which we published some
little time ago, relative to giving up the State
for the Democracy, the gentleman who first
published the charge that he had made this
confession, again appears in the State Journal,
reaffirms his position, and says the truth of it
can be maintained by two gentlemen Of Sulli-
van county. These make five witnesses, the
testimony Of any one of whom is quite as re-
liable as Willard's, who declare that Willard
said the State was irrevocably lost to the De-
mocracy, and he should not spend another dol
lar of his own in canvassing it. Mr.. Stevens
thus remarks in his communications:
But it is said to be very strange that man
of Wizards judgment should make such con-
cessons. Strong minded men do great many
silly things when they get too much whisky
or brandy aboard; and a gentleman of truth
and sobriety who, for ten years, has known
Mr.. w. personally, intimately-has known
him toelt-told me that his usually rum-radi-
ant countenance had never, during the long
period of his acquaintance with him, worn a
brighter bloom than on that day, 18th July.
This will suggest the propriety Of his walking
between two men most of the time he was in
the State House yard, and of their locking into
his arms, as they frequently did.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-13
GIVE had forgotten to notice the sale of

~ We had forgotten to notice the sale of
the Julia Dean at this place till reminded by
the Evansville correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial, who under date of the 9th, says:
The steamer Julia Dean was purchased here
to day, by Capt. Bates and others, of Gray
vile, Ills, for S25O0 cash. They intend TO
run her from GRANVILLE to Evansville. for the
purpose of bringing out produce, in which
they are heavily engaged. The same Compa-
nv purchased the Blackhawk few days ago.
The Julia Dean will run from Evansville to
Cairo until navigation in the WABASH is re-
Sumed. t..-.- t...er.- 5.-
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-13
Town of Pomeroy Destroyed.
sixty Houses burned and Two Men
Killed.

The steamer Harmonic, Capt. Sheppard,
from Pittsburgh, arrived at this port last night
She brings news that the town of Pomeroy,
the county seat of Meigs county, o., about two
hundred and fifty miles above this place, was
destroyed by fire on Friday afternoon: the
flames breaking out about 3 o'clock ?. NJ
Sixty houses, comprising the entire business
portion of the place, including the Court House
and public offices. were reported destroyed,
and two men were killed by the falling of
walls. The steamer passed the Pomeroy
landing in the night, and by the glare of the
flames still lingering, it was plainly perceived
that the whole town was in ruins. Pomeroy
is famous for the coal mines in its vicinity.
sf-s;.r- -s-. [CfH. Com, 11h.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-13

0rT w. D. Porter, in the New York Her
aid, points out new way to discover murder
era He says;
The following method will, in many cases,
detect the perpetrators of murder. 1t is
well knogh that all objects are actually paint
ed on the FetlHa Of the eye. Should person
die by gbelsat deStk, the object before the
eye a. the titae remains impressed on the re-
tina II the 1eEefafg ,ef the eye 5e scraped
dSwa thin, sas a p9psyfsl fnagnifying glass
applied, tins iBisgs - be distinctly SEEN
This w@s . "'-' fl&eeysfY If the daguerro-
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-13
JAMES 7. EMBREE, Esq.
Princeton. Ind.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE. July Is. 1856.

GENERAL LAND OFFICE, July Is, 1856.
SdK:--I have the honor to return herewith
letter to you from j. T. Embree which you
fled yesterday, making enquiry in relation to
Land Claims in Indiana In reply have to
state that the decisions of the late Board of
Land Commissioners have not yet been acted
ON by this office, but should the Bill now before
Congress, in relation to Indiana claims become
a law, instructions will be promptly issued to
the proper officers for the issue of Patent GER
ti1Scates, and arrangements made for the early
issue of the Patents
With great respect your ob't servant
JOS S. WILSON.
Acting Commissioner
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-13
Will be distributed according TO the following
RRII.II AVN II He ME
$2OI.OOO

5,IS5 prizes amounting $2Ol 900
The of IS determined the mber which
draws the Sf00 Prizeif that number should be an odd
odd the scheme will be
10 number. every ber
will entitled addition
oth prize which the ticket may draw.
Purchasers in buying equal quantity of odd and
will nearly half
the same with chances of obtaining other prizes
Athose tickets ending with o. q 20 even-and all
those ending with l. g. s. Z, 9. odd.
F Remember that every Prize drawn and payable in
full without deduction. tt.-s
s All prizes of coo and under paid Immediately after
the thirty
icatons strictly I'D snal. The drawn
viii be Forwarded purchasers Immediately the
drawing.
s6- Whole Tickets. s10Halves. s5-Quarters. s2h. So
Prize tickets renewed in other tickets either
oiee Or iers for tickets be addressed either to
- S. SWAN & CO., Atlanta "a,
aug9-tf S. SWAN, Montgomery. Ala.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-13
Land Claims.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, July 20, 1856.
DEAR SIR:-Your letter of the I'd of July,
was received in due time and filed with the
Commissioner of the Land Office for the in
formation which you desired. l herewith en-
close you the reply of J. S. Wilson, ESQ,
Acting Commissioner, and as the information
contained is OF public Importance, l would
suggest the propriety of its publication in the
Clarion, in order that the public may derive
the benefit. Respectfully Yours,
SMITH MILLER.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-13
Kansas Emigration

9F-I- -. CHICAGO, Aug. 3.
Between four and five hundred Kansas emf
grants left Nebraska City on Monday, the 4th
inst, for Topeka, where it was expected they
would arrive on Wednesday, unless intercept
ed by Missourans. Two hundred of the lat
ter had left Westport for Kickapoo, with the
intention of intercepting them.
Messengers who had been sent by the emil
grants to General Smith did not RETURN
General Lane did not accompany the emf
grants. -.5.l.tF J5.r- ss13 ,-,.--s.s- .
A hundred young men had gone up the
Iowa road to meet and assist the emigrants.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-13

MURDER AR PORTSMOUTH, OHIo.-On We'd
nesday evening, 9th inst, at Portsmouth, o.,
q lad named Hiram Pool, aged sixteen years,
was instantly killed by James league, aged
nineteen years. Pool was cut in the neck
with bowie knife, and died instantly
league was arrested next day at Springfield,
KY, and taken before the Mayor of Ports
mouth for examination
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-13

FILLMORE AND DoNELsoN POLE RAISING -
AT Sellersburg, Indiana, On Thursday last, the
friends of Fillmore and Donelson erected a
tall pole from which floats in gallant folds the
flag of the Union. After the pole-raising,
SIXTY names were enrolled as members of the
Fillmore and Donelson club in that neighbor-
hood.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-13

FIRST RATE CIGARs-Messes. Phil Horn
brook & Co., received yesterday a large lot Cd
very choice cigars comprising some of the OLD
popular brands, and one or two new brands
which are bound to be popular. We com
mend them to the trial OF those fond of good
cigars. They suit the tastes Of the judges
who have tried them admirably
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-13

6TWe had very heavy rain early yes
terday morning, or during the night, and rain
continued falling in good old fashioned drizzle
all the morning. With rains of the day pre-
vious' we have no reason to complain. This
last rain has probably been general enough to
CO., ~ $50 ", 40 r;-->r
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-13

DYsrEPsIA There but few who do mot at some time
the of temporary indigestion
such fIness weight and unesiness the
bitterness mouth sick head
scke All such feelings evidence of approach
dyspepsia which should aIway be cheched and cured by
HOsTErTEEs stomach Bitters which known
f&ble remedy all such complaints To this
thousands will testify who tried them proved the
Bitters sale by princiP
Druggists and Dealers generally.
HALLOCK & STODDARD.
jY3-dkw WOOLSEY & SAWYER
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-13

E~TSome very choice water-melons Will be
found at the Gaunt's New York Bakery, and
they will be delivered to purchasers at their
houses free of charge. See advertisement
We never saw larger nor more finely favored
watermelons than are coming to our city this
year-and they are cheap too.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-13
"A CARn.

EHAvING assooicted with in business Mr. Charles
MeJohDston. Sr in place Of Mr. s. Yickery retired
We will continne do Family Grocery and Provision
business the old stand, the Washington Hotel
under the and style of VICEERY e. JoHSsToE.
will be happy wait all my cid friends and .usto
and n many favor with their
patronage. promising to do the agreeable 70 all.
JAMES W. YICKERY.
.S.-Mr. SamI yiekery is authorized make eollec
tions aEd all demands against the old Arm The
old hrm will be used 81 the liquidation debts &e
Jy17 frr etlr r.rr.s -r J. W.. v
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-13
WATER MELONS! WATER MELONS!

OVERS good Water Melons will please call New
FORK Bakery First street, where they always
those 30 tn fresh, the N
sent any part OF the city. free Of expen.e.
augIS-1w j. GAUNT
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-13
Your .felloao citizen,
THOMASH. BENTON.

Cincinnati, Ohio, June Z, 1856.
This ought certainly to make Benton first
rate Democrat-but unfortunately the Democ-
racy do not appear to set as much value upon
him for this opinion as the editor of the Amer
ican does. He has just been badly beaten for
Governor of Missouri the opposition Demo-
cratic candidate and the American candidate
running far ahead of him. Probably this is
all owing to Benton's endorsement Of Buchan-
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-13
CANDIDATES.

Mr. SANDBRs:-You will please my name as a
candidate the office of County Treasurer at the ensuing
october election. YES JOHN GkEEh.
A R. SANDERS. Esa.-You will announce the pane Of g.
W MCBRIDE a candidate for the Office of Sheriff o. Van
county, aad obge the citizens Of the eoun-
ty. Jef
Mr. SASDERs-Sir: You will pl announce my name
the Office County Recorder
at the ensuing election. my29 W M. Ii. CHANDLER
Mr.. SAxDERs:-Please announes my name as candidate
Becorder of Vanderburgh the ensuing Fail
election SUBJECT the decision of the D$moerase
tom. my27 JOHN FAkhEI1L'
H :-Plesse announce name as csEs
the Yanderburgh Circuit Court
at the ensuing October election. - - --
myl7+ LOUIS RICHTER
EDITOR JoURNAL:-I candidate for the Office OF Sheriff
erburgh county the ensuing October election
p,l2-t- " NJ. HOLDEN.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


II II f
lines less time soc; three times sl
week so; weeks. - 50; month 81; three
months mouhs. SO; year. SIS. Discount
Cards Of lines under,
No charge for marri death religious notices.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-13
TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION.
GREAT BARGAINS

'ESHE Undersigned wl sell public auction at the Aoor
q OF oOey elson's Auction Room. in the city o
bvsnsvile on the first Monday in September 1885,
real estate Tz;Fhe slf Of 97 the
mart n front . the city Of Evansville the Ohio
stream from the Di@sen
po1n- ten feet from Pine street. About this
property Ia -eady improved aud affords the only land
ing in low water los stsaGa boats.
ALSo-Lot4 ntaining II 10 100 eontarinv
II slOo acres Lot 23 tanning "a bsipg part
OF the aud of thesopthweet
tion te ro south of range 10 west derbugh county
ALso@Lot- containing acres IA sectir 10. town
rance 10 vest Also western Tot I: wssern q lot 3
western4 o. lot 3. block ali the F,urth
DAY of sale. II s. BRAv ass;~,1ass - ok TX
y2s IDS JNO. sHaNELIN, ! G. Bell u
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-13
what he got for endorsing Buehanan.


The Lafayette American, Old Line paper Of
the purple-rabid hue, has the following at the
head of its paper:
COL. BENToN's OPINION OF Mr.. BUCHANAN.
Extract from his letter accepting the nomination for
Governor OF Missouri.
X THE NOMINATION OF Mr.. b.
cHANAN FOR THE PRESIDENCY determines nay
course in relation to the GoUernorship. | CoNsID-
Err HIM THE SAFEST CHANCE torpreserUing
the peace Of the country noa0 endangered at home
and abroad and believing him to be the BEST
CHANCE FOR PEACE, HOLD IT TO BE THE DUTY
OF THOSE WHO ARE IN FAVOR OF THAT OBJECT
TO ASSIST IN HIS ELECTION. 1 SHALL
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WOOD! WOOD!

aF tees in this place. line insertion
20 cents line three times; so cents per line one week dis
o n longer time. .
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-13
NEW YORK BAKERY,
First St, nearly opposite Post office
FREsH BREAD, HOT ROLLS. SC

TENHE undersigned is prepared will
tAe best quality Of Fresh Bread Hot Rolls Pies Cakes
Crackers &c. morning aHa
wing orders the application Z
Every thing my manufacture shall be OF the tet quity
aud furnished the lowest prices Thanh fol for past
age. respectfully solicit continuance Of the same
q GATTNT
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-13

% = n N 4 ftNEAkk NOTECE,
'ENHE Undersigned have dar formed copartnersbin
ohoSr the style and firm OF A !. Colburn Co. an
navng taken the stock and Of Coburn 4
1I WIZ assuTs the liabilities the firm y
hershf ergSr. apd sione
yz5-tf JOS AS cor RITP1 1SNf m
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-13
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,

.--. - IT PORTLAND. XIV.
vTNHE undsrsgHed Lessee Of this wy
rably adapted HerEL. takes pie announcing
the pub generav aud especially passengers arr=ng
departing the Portland ar THAI this is
piesly furnished ready the
Every item of Furniture beddibg indeed
is fitted with articles
for the house.
Stuat the ST. CHARLES is Immediately landing
OF the principal shipping pozt for louisville where
all her str guests nrst arrive and from whence they
for the West and South this
and eomf"rt to the traveller heretofore experienced
this
1t shall be the earnest endeaver the this
Establishment command liberal share public patron
btesEss he iateBds deserve it The House
extensive grOuRds eosl shady and general
ences Is unsurpassed transient house 1t hall
as first class Hot-lackng OF the
an eatabiishnens. e.r .s.s ... -,
Ma. j. W. REDEING we'll known trayeling pz bile
from his long connection with Louisville IS en-
gAEed will assist the house
Tho of the public is respectfully solicited
y3l-t ". W OWEN. Proprietor.
EXTRA AMILY FLOUR-from nex Wheat, on
4 hand and for sale at Second street Mills
y3l-Iw r. B. HART.
MULE FOE SALE.
NJ wishing to 5ny good four year Mule will
= please can Sool at y3O PRESTON BROS.