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The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-11
NOla1tAa10D nFFnCT1No Tr1n
Dearest tn1saese u Red gtaekers.

Al. foretold. on Saturday night,
thsrssNas . iaass meeting Of tho Mu.
alcipal Democracy q the old Prsby.
tsfisn church sid the following ticksi
WAS yesterday proclaimed in the OH.
cial paper. "For Mayor Of the City,
Edward Cousinard; City Constable,
Gilbert Lockwood, Esqr., Treasurer
end Collector, Samuel Faulkner, Esor. =
1t appears then that there il to be
three candidates in the field for the
Office Of Mayor Of the city. Joseph
Monjet, the present incumbent. VIM.
Gil and Edward Oouisinard. As it is
on the outside Of the mile square cap
ital. 90 IL it within. The political ele-
ments are getting to be 80 confounded-
y entangled that it is difficult to place
aspirants; to classify ITO define their
position. Heretofore it has been sim
ply Democrat" or "Whig," and this
has been regulated more from the
company the man has kept, than any
great principles dividing the two par
ties. Then it was clear, that If a man
was not q democrat, and with us, he
was against US, and there was no kind
Of difficulty in arriving at proper
conclusion on enquiring as aforesaid,
to know what kind Of company he
kept. Not 10 now. Now We meet
with men, who within a brief months
time veer round to every point Of the
political compass and occupy every
position-keeping in view "the main
chance" and never loosiug sight of
the Polar star Of interest. This is ev-
er the result of q disturbance of the
political elements. How many men
are there now to be met with, in the
streets and public places, who would
have to yield the ghost, if demanded
10 the stentorian voice of Ancient
Pistol, Under what King, Besonian,
speak or dell" They would be con-
bounded to know what party is now in
power, take the spoiIs Of office from
The dominsns). What will be the next
popular political breeze to spring up
rom the southwest and sweep every |
hing before it :? These questions could |
not be answered quickly, therefore the
'Besonian" would have ito die with
'ut the benefit Of appraiscment.
It il : remarkable feature ia the !
progress and enlightenment Of the
'ge, that now days, you meet in the
POLITICAL world, gentlemen who are
Old Line Wings, New Line Demo
rats, Know Nothing,, Anti-Know
Sothings, Southern rights men, with
Northern principles, Nebraska men,
With Anti. Kansas feelings, etc. The
anne gentlemen who have minds Of
vondercus pliaucy, and can-if we
nay be excused for using vulgar ex-
Observation-Disclosures themselves to
my fashion Of thought, are members Of
he knights Of Jericho fraternity"
nd belong to the Benevolent Porcu
';fes; can imbibe any principle Of re-
igion Tor politics, and never stagger
nth the load. If they are ever on
ho wrong side (the side that's dowu),
heir error-to use a poetical expires.
ion rs Of the head, not Of the heart.
This digressiou-this pleasant ex-
ursion Of words Is made to reach the
,ain point Of the argument. which is
his: William Gil, Esqr.. who in for
Ter years served with honor to the
ity and credit to himself, in the May
rality, has always been q consistent
ensocrat-he has lived in our midst
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-11

SAN. LovrR. PsrsrorED.- Queen
Victoria bssplaeed tho eathor Of Rory
O'More" and Hand Andy" and the
post, musician, painter. novelist, and
god fellow, % the pension list, with
aa,auauity r. ife Of $500 . year.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-11

Ux0loLATURE.-lno lOWer UfonC0
u the Legislature, met at 4 o'clocl
yesterday evening pursuant,to adjourn
ment, and adjourned to meet It 10 o.
clock this morning.
->-0->--
~ The Rev. Sydney Smith has
said ~ many COED things, in . brief
and pointed manner, that biz name
must 60 down 10 the latest postsrity.
His brsvity--of rather hculty Of say
ing much in few words, makes bis
name aud fame a. familiar % house
hold words Here's . scrap that every
young man should cut out and paste
in the top Of HE hat. t s''
"When you meet with neglect, let
il ROUSE you to exertion instead If mor-
tifyHng your pride. Set about leseet
ing thoss defects which expose you t.
neglect and improve those excel1enoies
which command attention and respect.
This il excellent advice"
Lstl man have the appreciation Of
bic own conscience for his acts, and
Bio sslf.esteem will never be wounded.
FArLuRE OF CAssfus NJ. CLAY.-Tbe
Louisville Courier is advised Of the
hflurs Il CAss,u. NJ. CLAY, Of Le1ing.
ton. Ky. It says: }G
= His iaainksss ire his brother Bfutus
{ ]. Clay and n. G. johnson, Esq. Of
y Lexington. For several years past
4 r.. CAy has been 4 large speculator
h lUgA and 70 the recent heavy de.
cline IN hog products, we presume,
nay b. sattributsd his unfortunate
- AsaA"so' gg,.}a sAf ~ 51Hyo NfT j
Il 10 hopsd that Cassius will not
sink under The weight Of bis heavy IL
baltisa II strict justice Of the moral
Nv howsvsr, hs should, and Brutus
ought not - come'to hisrelief.
't Any man, who will make MERIDIAN.
d., q living human beings-with
sssls Of their own; possessed BY nature
It certain inslienable rights; might,
could, would and should b punished
k..as e8 WNet-t R'f.Gl
a w y. s@l}aes aos4ag faesass
Caasias il one Of that class Of ph;lo-
sophy who believe that all mankind
~ free and equal, and Why not
'eshtr animals - Hs is opposed to in
vo'aa.ary servitude. To carry out
~ principle, where does be get hs
fght, to make merchandise Of the DO.
dia4ef gsnso Of the most ancient and |
honorable branches of tie animal if not
human familyl' He should answer
thss questions fall to, and ask to be
forgiven, and become streightway
vegetarian. His failure in tho flesh
business i correct. il the spirits Of just
men ars ever 70 be made perfect. If
Oassius says" mo" to this, then Brutus
win oblige the christian public t. an
swsf categorically tais question:
"Have hog. including littlepigs, souls"
II be ny nay +; then lot him tell us Who
= Il that squeals when the latter get
under the fence and Who il responsible
for ths grunting Of the formee :?
Aass T.nvru pewa,nurr nr~.., |
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-11
New Arrival Of Hats.

New Arrival Of Hats. W
HAVE just received by steamer 0yena-
L da another assortment of New Sprinx
Hats, consisting Of fashionable Moleskin,
silk, Cassimer and Soft Hsts u al sbsp-s
and variety Of colors, isw more Of those
fashionable high crown soft Hats still on
hand. -.,s..a
Mar =. W.D. PHILLIPS.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-11
.RAILROADsHOTICE,

'VHE annual election Of Dir ectors Of the Hseop
L Rouge, Crosse Tete and 0pslouSas Kan road
Company, win be held on Monday, ne 17th Of
March 1855 A. James H. Jshnston's Store. on
Bayou Crosse Tete. JAAD n. Jonus1oM,s
feb24td n..e- Secretary.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-11

% John Hsrster, tie Oldest citi.
rem Of Easton. Pa, died on Monday.
Il Tho ipsags Of SO. SO
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-12
TEN CENTS PER WREk.
NUMBER gil.

TURKISH LAVA young man desperately
lin love with a girl at Stancho, in Turkey.
eagerly sought to marry her, but his proposals
were rejected. In consequence Of his disaP :
pointment he bought some poison and deg
|troyed himself The Turkish policemen in
stantly arrested the father of the yenng wo-
man as the cause, by implication, of the young
mans death, under the fifth species Of homi-
eide he became, therefore, amenable for the
act of suicide. When the case came before
the magistrate, it was urged literally BY ths
accusers, that if the accused had not .daugh-
ter the deceased would not have been disap-
pointed and. died. Upon all these counts ne
was mulcted to pay the price Of the young
mans life, which was fxod at eighty pfastresss
and was accordingly exacted. i ttiat
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-12
G@e 1ailg gyonrllal
ALONE.
BY G. N. DOWNING.

r
Nv dear old wifeI how still she gdes
Within the open door,
seem to hear her gentle step
Beside on the floor:
lift my eyes--'twas but tire wind, ..s
The wind, but nothing more.
sit beside the Cottage fire.
1t blazes warm and high,
And as sit, hear her knit, t ---it
How swift the needles ny;
look--and lo a vacant chair, r ga
And seeing that, sigh.
The wailing wind across the moor
- Is floating like knell,
The snow is resting soft and white
On many feathered swell, e
.- And Gh! ii faIlsth cold and chill
Within my heart as we'll.
y miss the precious tones of love a4H
I've. heard for many year --r.
And still alone, seem to fee
Her gentle presence near;
But when look--and see her not,
/ brush away tear. @
travel back the mistof time, ~r
- And with thrill of pride,
/ clasp her lttie trembling hand -s -t-
My graceful, girlsh bride; -- a.
and ahi love her better far
Than all the world beside. sfst... tz
And one by one, the by gone years . -..'f
Come gliding to my view,
seem to meet her loving eyes,
So beautiful and blue,
And meeting them, softly smile,
The picture seems 50 true
Tie clock upon the mantle strikes
/ start-the dream is flown,
II only hear the walking wind, -.--.
SO mournful in lis tone;
Perhapsit knows aged cl9a .rl.-sr fll
Is sitting here alone.
Alone! for oh! the cofiE lid
Ee plseid brow hath pressed. ar
And silent now the loving heart
- That throbbed Within the breast; -t5
A nd oh! yearn To lay me down ~ =.
BY her dear side rest
Poor lonely heart! the weary throb sl s@
Will soon be silent here! Tt y, a--9ss.-z la
For oh! hear the heavy SHOWS
Eti1 OF many wintry year; Eilaf Es sFi8s4
And il is very sweet to me
To know that deathis near.
Ny pulse e, ows weakerday by day, 81 zcss
And am glad TO go;
shrink not at the chilling food <i.+sof
Though cold its pillows flow; -sF
l know Fathers guiding hand
VIII dear me safely through sr.as
And Iol that blissful world beyouc---s- -4ef.i
| seem to enter there,
seem to hear her welcome sweet If,.a1 -.5s
Float the scented air
And lift my syes TO get her own, 1a9 -
And see her .yacaut chair.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-12

fr fgrF7F.-} Ls-zlfLss n.z 1rfEH HElt g
PARIS FAsHIoNs-PULyERIzEDs DIAMONDS
The Paris correspondent Of the North Am
erican, in his last letter, says:
"For the last few years powder has been
much worn, both in the hair and-ohs the skin.
We have had, under monarchy and the first
empire, white, pink. gold, and silver powder,
but it was reserved for the reign of the second
empire to introduce powder Of Palyerized dia-
-monds. This extravagant luxury has been
actually worn this winter by several of the
eleoa,,tes of Parisian fashionable life; it gives
a beautiful lustre to the complexion, and
nothing can be.mere becoming than the HAIR
lightly. powdeped with this precious dust. 1t
is calculated that a. sufficient quantity ior an
evenings. toilette amounts to many hundred f
francs. We are told thai. patches are coming
into favor again The patches ON the cheeks
of the belle Of a century and a half ago were
| assumed in order to give eonsoIau0a TO prln
cess suffering from a natural eruption; Ger
tainly,. the fair complexion of the beautlfu
Empress cannot serve as-an excuse to cove
the bad taste of the danes of our day. who arr
Eendeavoring to revive this unnatural addition
to the toilette a 5afsz sa8 vino Z il q
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-12
Points on a Good Horse.

Zadok Pratt in a lecture on the horse, gives
his opinion of what constitute good points,
He should be about fifteen hands high the
head light and clean made; wide between the
nostrils, and the nostrils themselves large,
transparent and open; broad in the forehead;
eyes prominent, clear and sparkling; ears small,
neatly set on; neck rather short and well set
mp; large arm or shoulder well thrown back,
and high; legs fine, fiat, thin and sandstone;
body round and rather light, though sufficient
" large to afford substance where it is needed;
full chest, affording play for the lungs; back
short, with the the hind quarters set on rather
obliouely. Any one possessing horse of this
make and appearance and weighing eleven or
twelve hundred pounds may rest assured that
he has a horse all work and a bargain web
worth getting hold of. g.ss sss ot.zs + q
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-12
e-vvwOOD HOUSE.

@ r1t4E subscriber has the above house. and mas
entirely reated and IT, ana =
10 antartain the patrons Of the house n
He has also rented the brick stable o"heC "
Peter Burke and has goodstock of horsesandcar-
Tbe stabIeislarge clean and WE'LL osated ana good
hostlersare in attendance
ha Maid to the care of horses left with MN LOT
nc ami in all respects the public Ia lind tne Sner
reend Honse a good Hotel. fiyStfl j. a. BY E1H :
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-12

AGRICULTURAE. r.. =.
THNE subscriber having received fresh supply of Ips-
prepared 60 furnish the ARTICLES
ON the most liberal terms consisting Of 4.- - -
Corn Crushers- Threshing Machines, Corn Sheller1.
MOVING Msahine Corn Drills, Reaping Machines
PIows, all kinds, Tanning Mills, HEfrows.
Cutting Boxes, Cultivators, '.= 0licEiat saws
OK Yokes Meat Cutters. Log Chains.
Axesand Hoes, Trace Chai1s. Amss' AShoVels
I1n.Sr Snadss DAYS Shoyels, Lipineotts Spades.
Grain Shoves Best Steel Forks, and
efsl assortment of Garden Impiemens :.
orders fer Threshing Machines Is tne ssPRS
W,1i 1hs se - W THOMAS GRENT szsa street.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-12
sJO-Paiz'rNEassHaAP..

YK1HE zned have this day formed Co-paf ne
6f.in under the style and firm OF Gro osfgR o - .
for the trlns,cton ofa general ForpGTdtHg aHd Ct1h
B rsiness; and have erected for that purpose
nry arre ind spacious Fire-Proof areho on wy
tvabaSh and Erie Canal and corner of Locust ana JUL
na ar ,ets md the Depot Of the EvanssIllo a
r1svilie Railroad, where they Will ntnc aip
ren and convenient facilities for storing az Alnos 81
Produce and Merchandize : r4s.. o;.4 - i,-
= TheE will give special care to Consignnen "
River. Railroad, Canal Wagons, and wllItor"afu
promptly at the lowest rates - = ..u,asa,o or
They VII! give personal attention 10 Inc G; ~.
of Produce or Groceries in this Market ana Solicit
The purchase of Sugar and Melasses on the
Coast As ono of the firm will be ia the seuln ~
Winter. - .. a. ss,-i4so a. M sl,o re
sIhey ynope - snro I'>-' - Nj. w. FOSTER.
ne puollc PAe1''AAFs.- aza GEO. FOSTER
t. 4s.s.4rR saaFefaE -@st.7tE w M. AIKMAN- f
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
I'D sIt4, 1fTIZEys OF S0UFHERN INDIANA
~ ais--H X IN Tuck AND ILLINOIS.

Al D. SAUNDERS. Civil Engineer. having taken up hi
sSods in the city EgAasve would respectfully an
Eounce The southern portloa Of
kntarFv and Inos. that he is prepared 90
SssNoztions and Estimates afwoEk 81 any descTlpon ap
6srSaaing his profession yiz; Water orss.
at Of RIVERS pGrp9e etc. cs;t
insar az the New Albaay and salem Railroad Judge
i-on ind; George ~. Dunn of Bedford IND ID
n aTia sv Earineero Of New Albany, Ind and Fl q
Ssoars Esa Ghio gneet of the r. l. aRd u SSragn
~ can be seen on application mh2o "
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-12

PocKET ENGINE.-We were a few evenings
since invited by Mr.. Byron j. Taylor, to ex-
anime curiosity Of his own mechanicism, in
the shape of small high pressure engine. 1lt
works with all the ease, rapidity and exact
ness, as any of those used on our large river
boats, Mr.. Taylor, we believe, is only about
eighteen years of age, and bids fair to'make
one of the most scientific men of the country.
He has made, previous to this engine, a toy
Locomotive cars, track and all, that his small
er brothers amuse themselves with by run
ming it across the floor The dimensions Of
the engine. are as follows: g inch stroke; .
inch diameter of cylinder; has slide valve
worked by an eccentric the valve cuts off at
"a of a Stroke, and SIG of an inch throw
Those of our, citizens who have not seen it
ought too; it will well repay them for the time
spent examining the operation of the toy en-
CINE, as, we term it.- Warsep0 (IR) bRseet''' ~
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-12

a1r ps tLYRs GROCERIES AND LIQUORS ooKSEf
W. ArxR ASD VINE SIS, EVANSVILLE IND
rMyHE have this day forlsd
wing succeeded the business of 3essrs As
owes their stock aud made additons 70 maze
nle We shall be able TO ofer as GOOD harsn
FOR CASu IS any in Evansville OF any ely n tn
west s-,-s..z rs-- rs sssgss- s SORENSON. I
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-12
IT FAIL, CAMPAIGNl y
RFgRW A me- If At WIG E&A LIZ
4 NV AND VERY LARGE tFAIh STOCK.
EHAS. &. WELLS,

=, -. 80 GHAS. S. WELLS, - j. -
ErHILsT thanks the patronageel
.epSise 'hs sfGier asrasa
sn Il g he easies Of and Cut
sr Sas aasR as 6as
ed by during 95 from ns
sad having he orders fed Man,
1 he sgs
afford Goods to cash Or g0oe & sme y
sy:ss Tqssars a.
Amona the articles (amos nnueraOe) his
he ShloEDs e the sEes
500 do1en Pockst knives (fully assorted
1890 g DO 90 saSf sseei sheaGs and Scissors
100 g Se9sa Seasn dSSss MIi. ali grades
1 aSo do Files and Rasps. all kinds: - -. 49,
losS DS lbs Brass Kettles. turned bOttonsi 80 = g
800 500 dozen ios But ainses do Z. -ass sart 4
I5o $50 So9en ss1sI Door soetsand oekets ~
aoS aS 90 90 Curry Combs and Horse Cards. .n
90 pairs Shovel aud Tongs iren and brass heads;
g a25sn go sswi sssiyaFas EGg ana mas Scale
50 ag Pnse hmss chaSn a and Fixsares; s-aqs
5 cases Japanns Tnwars s r'sny- f%1'y assorted o..
wbn. and Lashss Brushes Combs. Needles, spectaoles
ESoas via chaHs ss irons Tea Kst-
ties s,9 k2i9s; sarre sad nedas1a and Gum
Carpenters ndGoopers Tools nnpnpT WELLS
oc,a Main street, q door SsloW Branch Bank.
TSEVFUMERiFsL LPalaades. in pots jsrs asd sticks ds
Naeassar o j. Bandone Curling Fluid Hair Goss etc
stSanroninQ wateT Toilet do florida do Eau ae
Lavender Water; Eau d de met
ing fair ell 2s I'm pa It'll
the
lnbns Tooth Powders ana Tooth fastes neas
~ the Aromatic vi egair FORFEIT ana MIA
era all the other srticles IN the line ef
kFor sale by s1 " "a. .a 30 -
x, .noylS .gla tstLees. -ll-E1@ : --
= az lHaas,s1rz llsd5 ORR, sDALZELL & co.
FAEsMEisS, ss0TEL, -
: coRsER MAgEsg Asp @4EygT 4LY STREETS.
a has been recently reftted, and
D. - regulars
a are airy ans pleasant and q
"a with best the mar yet amer
have inst dsd to the hoeesa aFss a.
ary Y every Wilt paid 70 their comic
We to the safety ct tneiR gseAAs r. H MOSELY
1 Terms me- Hreprietor
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-12
WATCH RBPAIRTNti

having eommancedthe above
IN Eysusve himself with the nope mat ms
ana akiil in descriptions oft hs
aaehinery will upon trial be found worthy the
Any II the citizens OF the city nut aS
p~ the ..ci lent viein az \,
e x His shop 10 at the % NhAse ~ r. Fl. GATES
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-12

:, IMPERIAL STYLE OF, TRAvELING,.--T7-Aa,n1. m
perial train, as it is termed, consisting OF hFel
or six railroad cars or carriages, mas recently
Ebeen constructed in France. These carriages
which are ito be fitted up with fuxurious ell
sganee never before seen IN sucn . Fehlcles' are
to communicate one with the otner ny IN means i
~ 1rfernaT gallery, and are to contain sit
49,, 80 Toom for the Empress, another for the
Ereneror a room for the ladies of honor, a
study -Phis-collection of carriages iss to
serve for the journeys of the Emperor and
i Empress on the various railway lines in
France, and it may well be said that they are
to travel in style. s
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-12

F1.tes Picture Frames also Gilt Frames Picture
nss at Who'll sshs lOwsstprises
mis- No - West Fourth asyset Gizeinna asi. 9:
lTEl All = YFS1!-Superhne aud Buck wheat Fleurf
y .y;1 sale at reduced prices J. W & S. vIeKERY
Il z HIOVAL:
urRSUBERGER remoYed their
IF MSstrasses to the ne lately
m sg Gof At {
ss4ng os9ds %os
tgossa c9Pf9sfaf Mo HAIR ai sbGek and
9rdsF I. an % ssase g tgs sSs a eai
The tss9t0 sG s yzs canal
ALLY cha Fse ais day o% SSd ga5 oy
mhs .. =. 4ls Main street. Lenisyil.e, & i. N.Y..
R6N LBs Prime Leaf Lard; 20 sacks sHpsrio5 brands
4O RiR ffsssGss Family Hs dToosfy
| mh1 tf E Corner of Second and Oak streets,
RsEr s.s cHAIS7Lass q sfsf isls
k'' prime No % PESToS nss4s5s IsS sh
! ssa. fsssso 81 ss.s s
-mh4 s.s Ct eggayT a-frs7 l. 9 ". IaE a N y
Paper A1'eRas IS[ sS'S
EoB SccoFv Lump cheap ats tS sOis 60
II decs LII W. - - n.
VSpshsSS. y sss. Of ,s eoss ss5s ss'as ssa 40
II 1s ;Oo Oto fs.Lal. Is hE1n oaas, sas sRSF's'
saPsFdas Flour; 9s~ F:SsiyiPS EhGkERY ffs ''
III &4 PoseyviIle in barrels by the large OF
thy; isa .iiia 70 za}rsus l.
hR CEB SoTToNQg mss ms fs1ShSa h6% &C. ess'9P
NH y 'A--N ais Main. street zLouisyillea Ky.
h S,TYDFIEs RECEIVED BY 7. HE4DEN. Main street
100 lbs fresh Roll Butter: 20 sets sxlo Window sasn;
Il 10 Zoo p leaf Lard: EFsA ~ ss2tSo 49,
"a ss SUI oounfy msdsl BE9omsi box Mgstara Tabs
Hemp and Cotton Red Cords: J nest W ash Aa's
lfz Salts; bag wrapping 1"ine.
= h7-Goods delivered to purchasers iso5
r * fF1T r chests (unpoweer Tea; 5do mperial do
" HyaOn do; DO extra n1 slaek DO q
: IassotI Corner Main ana First ats.
1e syNE-IO fancy Lawns cases black Lawns
direct importation, rec TINS esv sttss I NV IN T e
= rnhs----==z-4Ts Main street louisville. kv:
KIAPER-c case linen Diaper E9ed this his day I End 10
IS 4Ibs SAis r.- "a 4ls Main street Louisville Ky:
:. I1sHMER ETTs. CashmaIettS. rec this da
- " and forsale ey 3 ea a,s 'sfrset LouisFine Ey
FIGURING MILL EOEs SAFE
sd FyHE gned offers for sale his tit IN q
town GRANVILLE. Illinois. Almost everythng come
n the Mill is Bus hoitlag Cloths e.c
TbeTe are three with everything IN exeee
order calculated to do hne and
5eng 6use arrsnged comfort with the necess
desirors OF etnharSlng
this Kind, here onered which can
seidom had The country s1rTeunahng sn.s, nin
fe If hch such prices as TO naae
of the very The entire
and time given fsr paas o.
make il teasyend n la -
nroyed land will be taken. For
A len the promises. - - ga f-s&
Y. Ian5-f - --FeH-ft
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-12
-PaYNES mEAT SHOP

IS no for the season st the old stand
E3S Fl st street Vine and Sycamore street,
So. will keep constant y on hand AL kGds o. I IRE
kst prices onid glad have calls from my cid eustt
| nsEs sISs S.9 - ~ H'soe--- =. wM. PAYNE.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-12

II on First street between Nam and Sycamore q
wM AS now tine Of Cloths Casslm eres est
ings which he ia prepared to make
short notice. lie :" III "arran
Ats perience in the uslnes 70 Dt
able 10 ye satisfaction He mas aiso on hane
Wr eto. Undershirts and Drawers with hne Shlrs
Cellars etc the best manner with Gentle
Goods generally He his old customer
No the ublic gen rally to call L -eolo -
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-12
ROOTS AN ID sHOH
nppAr INCREASE IN THE MAMMOTH STOCK, AND
0'--> 10! Still They Cone

10. SL1l 1HHY OVIL1os d
<NUR stock of and Shoes is o Sa Ga na
heavy aud light work; womeu's and M e coas
na 6ne boots Buskns Ties and slippers maae % o IN
"a varranted to we'll. Our stock - oounle .he
a f an Other in citY We have direct %
let tha rget and factories IN New
en- ire time and attention givsn s the purchase ah saw u
8s@GOoD BOOTS AND SHoE5i4ss-sia ca
giving this branch of sbs % hoss time
Z in making up assortuens sf Gun 6arIeas na
15ans Fh hoos Sausages p'. and Cordaroy imp0s
st-witho mt -ahles
ani Shoes of Boot ana shoe
Nokions Of Notion Houses and Dry Goods from Oi'
IL M Mace for country storesz
fiouses' n osS - ny pA~ HRNDRICKs az McREA. G
asz' Es ezL. p +Fs " street, Foster Boek.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-12
IO1lES1NG GLASSES.

m tim 90 pre- pared furnish Looking GLASSES IN
q Mabogany alnut or Rosewood Frames, Looking Glass
PIstes Picture Frames etc.j ALSO GIlt
and general assortment of Pictures anc Oll rant
ngs at " wholesale or tail. at the lowest prices
No % vvsst Fourth atrset eipeinnati. 9:
d11TF 4FFll 4 tsl!-Superhne and Buck wheat Flourf
q sale at reduced prices by .- Q vrnuEpy
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-04-12
REMOVAL.

ENHE unisrsigned has removed his tSs
A menT to second imnedately ogpose 1s hs
teran Church in the cfhce with Dr. Mooo s nm
old customers ana az
~ and would pleased t. serve then with
:anv.hina in szch coats vests
shortest possiole
Thank favors he would most
Aeontnuanceo OF sae Sas J.L NKLsMS.