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Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

HooPs.-Our exchanges are giving 4 e
ladies' particular Jessie in regard TO hoops
Douglas Jerroid. in recent numlcr ot
Lloyi's Weekly Newspaper, comes out IA
a long, cutting article against the ladies'.
and their devotion TO fashion. He winds
up ty quoting the following from Tie Daily
News, which gives the origin of hoers;
There is smile goin: round Europe
at The simplicity Of the fine ladies of Eng
land. France and America, In their MOI
ship OF Paris fashions. Because a Eeau,I-
ful young empress found il convenient, be-
fore giving an heir to the throne. 10 re-
viye the fashion Of full pstticoa,s-coning
rs near the hoop Disguise as possible
what must old dowagers and young maid
ems d } but copy the dress wiil.ou, tie ex-
clIsc!"
Great Objects arise from little causeSi-
Ii the liltle Napoleon kicked up sucF, n
dust IN the fashionable world while 50 eN-
trernely young, We think lie bids fair 10 "a
gaeat things when matured Before maxi
ing bis appearance in the world he puti;ci
the skirts OF III ee or four nations Of ne
inen; with such an opening, what will he
no, DO in the way of putting for hlmseln.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

EB- Baltimore Is. of late, a scene Of
an unparalleled number of nurderous and
outrageous assaults; such as, if enacted in
Kansas, would do for Blue-beard stories
for the agi,ators al the North Among
these assaults is one upon Mr.. Bull, Of the
firm Of Bull s Tut,le, on Saturday night.
He had been an invalid for year or two.
lie was struck from behind by some un-
seen hand. and knocked seuseless.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

Arrest OF PosraAsTER-H. Full
kurt. Postmaster at Ifaskinssillc. Ohio.
for ten years. has been arrested on charge
of robbing the mail.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

Sorrn AMERICAS Colx-There is
very little pure coined silver in Feru; it
contains much copper alloy. It is so bad
that Chill has prohibited It's circulation in
her territory. Nearly all the coin bears
the Bolivian stamp, and Peru also, is
about TO prohibit It's circulation.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

rg ANY game about herea" said a
newly arrived GaroIinian TO Border Ruf.
fiaa.
Plenty, reckon said long-beard.
We have bluff, poker, eucsre seven-up,
and monte, and jsss as many others as you
like 70 play"
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

ia The Jonrnai of Commerce says
the fllting out Of sIavers at New York
still continues. notwithstanding all tie ef-
forts made 10 prevent it. y vessel ofthis
description left Port last Saturday; and
though the circumstance was well known,
there were no facts SO conclusive as to JUS
lifY Eer detention.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

CALIFoRsIa PRIss FOR BucHAsAS.-
We learn from California Democratic
exchange that there are twenty-six drily
and weekly papers in that State that adj
socate the claims Of Mr.. Buchanan, hut
eighteen opposed 10 him for Fillmore and
Fremont both.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

ia The Richmond Dispatch says the
head member OF the Chain-gang in Rich
rnond. is the only Fremont man it has
seen in Virginia.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

81 Bon fires were kindled and. can
sons fred BY Ihe free-soilers at Lawrence,
Kansas, at lhe news OF Bians election IN
Missouri.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

n5- 4 flock OF sheep composed of all
.wethers. may be said to resemble our eli
mate.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

so In The interior OF Peru there has
been discovered beautiful tunnel under
a river. the work OF the old Inca Indians
and a lasting proef of their civilization.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

80 The population oil Texas has quad
rupled in number during the last ten years
Ia remarkable increase.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

Some Franciscan monks are
about to erect monastery in AlIeghan.y'
Csttaraugt's county, New York.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

The CARNAGE IN kAksAs.-Tbe ,.I
egraph. during the past few days, has
brought US the sad intelligence of men
being shot III conflict on The soil of Kan.
sas Territory. We again urge that these
men who would not allow Kansas tole
in peace. but sent Lane and bis men ther.
TO renew the war, be pointed out and con-
demned as The cuuse of all this bloodshsd.
Three months ago, the New York Til
bane stated that peace was iniuring the
cause of freedom, because the settlers were
turning their attention from rolitics, and
were breaking up the rrairies. fencing ii.
their fields. erecting their farm houses,
and tuildlng up the stores and dwellings
in their towns. Peace prevailed. ard
Kansas was prospering. a body Of men
met at Buffalo. and subscribed very large
sum of money TO condue, tie campaign in
Kansas.
Gov. Reeder said that matters should
be so arranged that blow should be sirrok
when it was not anticipated. That tlow
was struck. aud the town of Franklin was
destroyed by men sent there and PAID Y
the Kansas Aid Society. Civil war l.as
followed. and The blood of all who. .r.a.
fall in it rests as much on those who la-
cited il in the Eastern States. ms upon
those who actually engage in it, Chicago
Times.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

II MUST GO ouFIN BLOOD .-Gelritt
Smith is out in a tong letter, in which Le
says:
"a yon are aware, do not attach
that great Importance TO the approaching
election wh,ch 50 many do. l Lave come
10 despair of the peaceful termination of
slavery. 1t nl1st go oat in blood The
time for abolishing it at the bah ot-box has
gono by-never TO return"
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

PoRT WILLIAM SuARrs.-A company
by this name, nun eriag eighty-cne rank
and Gle, las tycn formed in tbs county,
and have apfEcd for arms, c,nnis 5icns.
Sc. Ti.ey will be enrolled in'o tie first
regiment first brigade northern division
Kansas militia. The following are the
commissioned officers elected: James Ad-
liins, captain; Fl. c. Bradley, 1st licuten-
ant; J. III. Bradley, 81 do; S. Bowman,
81 DO.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

Printer WANTED.
a PRINT ER-one who will work press
gan obtain permanent situation in this Office.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

RoBT. S. KELLEY.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-13

JOHN HEWsON We JAMES AND DELIZA BETH ENNIS
Sale Court House door, May 9th of lot No. Is in Block IL
in the L. Enlargement of Evansville.
WM. II. LAW vs.. NBf. AND JANE HYDE.-Sale at Court
House oor May 29 Of North half of lot in Block 10 in
LamaseO city.
NATHAN ROWLEY VS.. VIM. WHITTL LES EY.-Sae on
Foreclosure Court House May
middle onethird the
of T. wnhip south Of range 10 west. Fee sim pie
will be sold if other does satisfy decree and
A GUMRERTS VS.. VICTOR BISCH Sale on execution
Court House door May TO- bet 10 and o'clock
years in deicit of which fee simpleLOts
Evansville.
JOHN GREEK VS.. A. K. W. CARPENTER.-Sale at
Court House door bet and O'Clock May 18TH
Nos 3. A. and in B. No. in Greeksville, county
of Vanderhurgh.
L. H. SCOTT vs. JOHN AND CHRISTINA HELBIG =
Sale at Court House door bet 10 and O'Clock May 5h
No. 2 in b. No. t3S in Lamaseo city.
Hell LBlG-Sale Or nine executions of lots Noe and 2iu
Block No 3S in Lamasco city, the Court House door.
May 18th.
GEO. FR0EHLICK AND P. HEFFERMAN vs.. MAR
GARET R0QUEr. NJ. GAVISK EFT AL.-Sals at Court
House door, May 20 the Public in Evans
line of said point s distant from the line
Of the alley dividing said said lot No
los in the original Plan said CITY; running thence right
angles to Main parallel with said dividing alley
thence parallel Main along alley aforesaid
Third thence ri ht angles to Main
and parallel said alley dividing said from
said lot OS Main thence along Main
eighteen threefourth feet to the place of beginning.
ARCH. G. SULLIVAN ANDA. K. W. OARPENTER VS..
2Oth Block Fourth Enlargement. in
LamasQo.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-13
General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church for 1856.
FIFTH DAY-MoRNING SESSION.

s.a FIFTH DAY-MoRNING SESSION.
TUESDAY, May 6.
Conference met and was opened with the
usual exercises. The journals of yesterday
were read. The case of Eli Dennison, in APP
peal from the decision of the New York Con-
ference for suspension from the ministry, hav-
ing been made the special order of business
for the morning, the Conference proceeded to
its investigation.
The case was in relation to bu; mess trans
actions between the appellant and the New
York Conference, and having nothing in it of
interest to the general reader, we forbear re-
porting the proceedings of the investigation
The case occupied the whole of the morning
session, and at the time we were present in
the afternoon, bid fair to consume the re-
mainder of the day
1t was little curious to witness the mum
ber of spectators present, listening to the de-
bate on this investigation. If the case had
related to the highest and best interests of the
Church or country at large, not one-half Of
those present would have been found within
the walls of the State House. There were
more visitors at Conferen e to day than at any
previous time of this session. Queer people
these Yankee "sovereigns p
State Journal.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-13

DON'T LIKE 1T.-The Southern Illinosian,
Democrat, thus alludes to othe Democratic tick
ct oi Illinois:
We shall have much to say about the i'm
purites of this ticket, atte npted to be foisted
upon the freemen of Illinois as democratic,
during the PROGRESSES of the canvass-rather
more we expect than will be a: all palatabIe
to some Of the gentlemen who compose it.
We are and have been democrat all our
lives, but do not feel disposed to follow in the
wake of the unscrnpulous demagogues who
lave now assumed upon themselves the lead
- ership of the party.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-13
COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF rHE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL.2
MONDAY Eevening Nay II.
FREIGHTS Dull, with little offering any point We
quote former rates
CIR CERIES -Firm and in fair demand from the country
in small lots; large sales transpired
FLoUR-In small way al IS 50 IS for choice retailing
brands.
GBAIN.-NO sales. 81 offered for Wheat by n illers
WHISKY Sales q to 23c.
PROVISIo SS.-Nothng doing. holders firm previous
RICE.-Prme Carolina held at "A to ~.
SALT.-Kanawha 4Oc
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-13
II X C H AN G n EIO II Il L. /,
NeWburg. Had.
ADMINIsTRATOR,s SALE

NOTICE that Will sell at public sale
~ ton, Monday the 18th day OF May naHt the
F. Galloway the Robertson place.
Union wuship VanderhuTgh county ali his personal
property (nottn by the widow consisting Of Horses Hogs
Cattle Corn. Wheat Household furniture and Farming
utensils. &c
months will be given all snms o. er
three dollars purchasers living with approval security
bearing interest and wsving ysluanon and arpramens
law. ap2t-3E J. NJ CALDWELL, Administrator.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE
- A T T. A n ~. i.
New YoRK, May II.

NE" 4 OASh, A@'
The Atlantic has arrived.
The Peace treaty is officially published, and
has been ratified by all The powers. Articles
5th and 9th provide for a general armistice
and exchange of prisoners. The 9TH and
9th admit Turkey under political law and
public system of Europe, securing indepen-
dehce and pledging integrity of territories
In any event of serious misunderstanding oc-
curing between the Porte, eighth power, the
other powers asked to mediate before pro-
ceeding to war.
A great fire occurred at Hong Kong; 800
houses destroyed.
Bronze, in Durmah, totally destroyed by
fire. Persia quiet.
Nye Brothers, an American house, failed
Liabilities a million and half
WASHINGTON, May II.
Judge Crawford gave decision this morning
in the Herbert habeas corpus case ordering the
prisoner to enter into recognisance ten thou
sand dollars for his appearance to answer the
charge of manslaughter. Bail given and the
prisoner released.
The speech of Fuller in the House pro-
nounced by his friends exceedingly able.
100000 copies subscribed for before House
adjourned and will be printed.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-13
RsE NAVAL

a NOLBURN IS HERSHBERGER Eaye removed their
" stock of Mattresses the building lately
by Mr. Hughes Water street. deeT Canal Bank
where they will keep constantly hand wholesale and
retail large of Mattresses f sizes and Einds
viz; Spring Cotton Moss Shuck Hair aud Jenny Lind.
ALso-Bed Comforts of all sizes
ALso-GOtton. Moss Hair Shuek and Feather Pillows.
Mattresses made order sn to give atisfac
ton Those in want good article will peaseive call
The attention Country Merchants particularly invited
TO our stock Main next door Canal Bank Evansville
Ind.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-13

o. We take the following account of the
the Cincinnati Commercial
PARTICULARS OF THE DESTRUCTION OF THE
STEAMER EFFIE HFToN.--Captain j. S. Hurd
and the crew of the unfortunate Effie Alton
arrived here yesterday, from whom we CLEAN
the following particulars relative to the loss
Of this new and elegant steamer, on Tuesday
las About y-break while she was passing the
starboard draw of the great bridge that spans
the Upper Mississippi at Rock Island, she was
caught by the current and hurled against the
first pier east of the draw crib She instanta-
neously caught fire in three places-the bar
Der shop, main cabin, and boiler deck. The
flames, however, were Immediately extin-
guished through the timely exertions of her
officers. She then took fire from the stove in
the pantry-room, which was upset The
flames had made such headway before they
were discovered that it was impossible to ex-
tinguish them. The fire soon communicated
to the first span the bridge, east of the draw
pier, which oon burned off and fell into the
river. The burning boat and the wreck of
the bridge span then hoated down the river
together, a distance of nearly two miles
when they lodged on the head of an island or
bar and burned to the waters edge. The
thrilling scene of destruction was witnessed
with breathless interest by the people on both
shores. The Alton had on board about sixty
cabin and one hundred deck passengers. The
deck passengers were chiefly taken off by the
steamer j. B. Carson, which hastened to the
terrible scene and rendered efficient service
Fortunately no lives were lost. The passen-
gers baggage is all saved Ebut the cargo is lost
The loss to the bridge company is estimated
at $4,000.
AS the vast floating confagration passed
down the river, the cattle and horses on the
boat were believing and plunging to avoid the
spreading flames; some of them succeeded in
breaking loose and swan to the shore. Thir
teen head of cattle and two horses were burn
cd with the boat. A boiler belonging to pas
senger, the pilot-wheel, life-boat, and books
and papers in the office, is all that was saved
from the wreck. The cargo was worth from
$4,000 to $4,000 Capt. Hurd a few days
since refused $4,000 for the boat. We re-
gret to learn that she was only insured for
$4,000. Capt Parker, one of the best pilots
the Upper Mississippi, was at the wheel
Captain Ii. will at once commence suit against
the railway company for damages sustained
by the loss of his boat.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-13
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

ARk1N AIS AND All Rho
SUNDAY. May II.
CHEvIoT from S. Louis to Pttsburg.
FASHION, from Louisville to st. Louis.
HIGHFLYER, from ST. LOUIS TO Louisville
ADKLIA. from Pittsburg to Debhqne.
SOUTH AMERICA, from Pittsburg to Illinois River.
PRAIRIE RosE. from St. Louis to Pittsbu1s.
EcILrsE. from New Orleans to Louisville.
SWALLOW from Cincinnati to Nashville.
JYs. MoSTG0aERY. from Louisville TO New Orleans.
MONDAY. May Il.
MAGNOLIA. from Nashville to Cincinhati.
SoUTHERNER from St. Louis to Louisville.
ALrAMoNr. from Wheeling to St Louis.
H. Bridges from Bowling Green TO Louisville.
NATH. HOLMES from st Louis to Pitsburg.
ALMA from st Louis to Pittsbufg
J. W. CHEEsnAS. from st Louis to Pitssburg.
ARGoSAUF. from do TO Pittsburg
NICK. THOMAS. from New Orleans to Cincinnati.
J. @. SwoN from Louisville to New Orleans.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-13
TRADE OPEN.
1876.


TFH receipt of their spring
comprising every variety and kind of Mems Women
Misses Boys Chdrens Boots Shoes Caters
Baskins Slippers &c. which they call the attention
Those purchased early and selected
offered in the
markets, HENDRICKS & McREA,
mh2I First st. near Main.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

D0Z Demi Johns Is 3. s.. gallons 10 boxes gross
- pipe heads bags assd Corks; dos bsl
wooden eraia shoyels doz lemon doz
wooden barrels fer sale By
ap7 /. 81 d. HEIMANN.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-13
SHERIFF'S SALES.

tUnder this head will always be found statement
of the Sherid Sales including of parties property
an O sales
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-13
AUCTION SALES.
HIRAM NELSON
NAA@S
AUCTION ROOMS.

Old Court % na sR
-,vrDro - e.n = 49,, .s .S-a-, 60, - ~.
above we'll known stand we are now prenared 70 re-
oeive sale auction private SALE all kinds goods
and household furniture horses bug
s'es ..S s's sse ma
Regular sales every Fuesday thursday and Saturday
sa FfSag a.' Tuesday Wednesday
to- 'na'A'' OF estate promptly
of FURNITURE, consisting ofslat
spindle and hacks S scroll n and soGOP rim
Chairs; sofa seat Chars Ezabeth
chairs spring seat arm roekgrs sOGaei esnt5s
lounges mirrors hne common aud misses bedste9d mat
cinnati prices.
violns accordeons pocket cutlery guns pistols whirs
Wholesale %ts or retail. "oohSEf NhLsoM;;; sg.i;;,
Ep ATTING loo bales No reed this day and for sail
Nd BY ap22 PRESTON BROS
.h;. A. "a
'-'O boxes rec TINS 0ay 1aR RESToN ST BRos
1npr,~rD sU,, =, >. ,,,. 80 .-..,.5 - D.
ias'f' rec steamer Preston ri Bros lof
cases oOttOnaas SF Esod Iii tbs lay o and
BBLs New Rioe 80 ao1 pickles. IS bI starch. 20 600
. half spanish Cigars Just receiSed BY
~ ~; NJ, :, =, :, - - = - : 49, = = s0--
keep of the hurt f,on eorn$d f:qs -ar-a - -. "
ap14 hhNDRichS FoSser.s q %sKaa; Block.
go 81 - Ct :: - 19sss1-s %.e3.. 5.2oA;
SO,OUO reed and for sale at reduced prices bv
apis /. D. HEIMkNN.
CDAE,I d!S1 a III =
wwTE are now Iarge LOT Of the hast coa IN tb
w West and ready supply our friends ana
bosses a. 12i "a nsr bnsSe 70 .b ~ 70
snmers we Will msfe Jibaraj Jad,ction 0rders q.
tine store of HoIiingsworth G. Hugbes will he
tsnSsd 10 an5 ~ IsW e + w w gTPf{ HTG9E az
y =. ~ = y ~
LE50 bbls supeor Philadel Ale lust
IA Tec'd and for sale by apis PRESTON BROS
.----
AI'kh aN.Z>
W Olers say they rear have bonzht more foods then
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-13
ROBINSON & BROTHER

:
SILKS. FANCY DRESS GOODS. LINENS. WHITE q GODS.
Ribbons, Gloves, Hosiery,
TRIMMINGS, BONNETS, .M.dN1ILL-4S. c..
No 44e Main ST.. betw. Fifth and Sixth. Lou, KY.
XXTOULD call the attention Of buyers their complete
Wv stock of Goods mhch is being repenhed
by daily receipts Adams and American Express of all
the and desirable styles of Dress Goods &C. imported
into the country Meachants visiting the market always
rely finding complete throughout the
residant buyer in New York keeps continually
plid with every thing in demand apI2-Imd&W
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-13

SUGAR CURED HAMs.-Messrs Il. II. Cook
& Son have just received a large lot of Quig-
ley's famous sugar cured hams, from Bowling
Green. We have had an opportunity of try
ing these hams, and can recommend them as
fully sustaining the reputation Quigley's hams
have in this market. They are sweet and
juicy. But these hams have no need of recon-
mendation. Call at Cooks and get one so
you may decide for yourselves.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-13
Ole Dailg gontnaI
LOCAL DEPARTMENT..

6T Keller, Farnsley & Co. are selling pure
white lead of the best brands at manufactur-
er's prices with cost of transportation. They
have every variety of paints, ground in oil,
which they sell very low.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-13
FINE WALL PAPERs-UPHOLsTERY WORK.
p d or D q

q
CHMIDT & STARK have just received at tn cir establish
- ment First street. large assortment of Wall Papers,
from Ilties gded, comprising every
thing of the most beautiful description ia this line. They
also keep everything appertanng uphost and
chairs SOFAS &c. in superior STYLE Having Just enlarged
storeroom accommodate increased business,
large ock and low prices. ap29-tf
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-13
ALECK. CRAIG. o. TRUMAN
SPKENG STOCK. 1885,

HAYES, CRAIG q co.
Main Corner Fourth Streets Louisville. Ky Water
St.. New York.
KKTH0 LESALE dealers in Hats Caps and Straw Goods
NF have in and in daily receipt of the
complete goods in their line found
any establishments West of New York City. We
selling shall continue do Indiana Merchants
Others favorable terms and low prices the
articles be bought of The Eastern markets
We invite of stock proof
of our assertion. ui5t5-.ia
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-13
NEW FAMILY GROCERY.

N have bought the steck and taken the formerly
Wv occupied by T. Bacon Co.. Main opposite
the Branch Bank and have made large additions to their
stock with such for future supplies juss
in promising the citizens of Evansville and vicinity.
variety of the best articles Family Groceries
the city Being determined exertion
give satisfaction in all hope receive liberal
Give trial. All Goods delivered free of charge
mhi3 HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-13
Western star CIoshing store.

the Pavilion Hotel Sycamore
Everything in the line of Clothing and Furnishing Goods
be had ready made made order only
manner and style. but at the very lowest prices.
general assortment of Hats Caps Leather Trunks Car
ret bags and Valises everything that gentleman
use, you may find at the Western Star. ap3
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-13
PuRIGC SAIEy


vrtune of decree of the yanderburgh Circuit Court
made at its Aprl term 1856 rendered In SUIT fer
Prsn wherei9 John James plaintiff and Lew ames
Others defe The undersigned
will to sale public the Court House in
the 2sth day of May 1856, the de-
eEibsd real estate. % wit:
All that part of fractional section No twelve (I2) in
Township No "a southof range No L0) west in
VaHderburgh tonny Indiana thus bounded BegiHung
stake on the est line of said fract sector point
south Of the north of sad fractional
section running from thence $50 76 chains
to the bank OF Ohio river thence down said south
4O' west twevo chains and links
west seventy @ chains to the west line of said
section thence wto said line beginning
the middle third thereof being subject
, Cynthia Brown.
ALso-A that part of the Southwest quarter of section
No one m Township Rause afo oryi9id to Wit
eight and 90 being the part South
west quarter forty and fty 50) lin in
length North South and chains wdsh
West and beiug that quarter sec
ton with the word heirs tie quar-.
recorded in order book ID - PAGE II0
Records the Ytnderburgh Probate Court Eighteen and
~ the North end being subject the life
of Oynthia Brown
TERNS-one half the purchase he paid cash
and the remainder paid In four months dav
sale the purchaser giving notes with approved
waving valuation laws aud
ing interests from date. THOo n. GARViN
ap26-fw COmnissfoBsr.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-13

RTe ETsIsTocExs sI u

Who dress person in Wool. Linen SiIk OF Cotton
E$VERY Gentleman desires to be neatly and tasy
La ed. 1t is eminenty proper that his should
of and have noticed that nearly all the
~ - ~ t fOPENSTIzS E,S ~
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-13

SUNDRIES.-
- 100 bush Potatoes; IS bush dried apples;
do dried Peaches. just received and for sale by
myS CALDHELJ e. LANGLEY'S Family Grocery.
E4F LA2D.-5OoO lbs Prime Leaf Lard for sale E.
M DUcED PRICES by apI4 j. W. & s. NiCkERY.