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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-04

WILL pay eAzA og Land waFranis. GU Aso bay cid
Missouri ana Arkansas Lad Pstsntss iuansd Eb0at
ISIS % soidefe q tsl2
al also prepared locaaa Land WarFants h eoath-
zsssra t4sQufi tko ne % e eouia western hi.soaf
Railroad eonaeesn wish Featspaan vho has had ne
telsens ~ than 90 % slEo4a land aonE
II nns II tha ROAD. yer arAsr paTticai.Fs teFus Ae
snaus q ths undersEned Cedar street, gvst ~ fsss
Onss. lssPtel e.fkLLoNs.
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p. ,wr Friends in the NeiGhbOring DIs-
frtcts.

The Judges aud Challengers in the neigh
boring districts should be extra Watchful
to-dav There will be votes rejected in
the CITY which will be presented at your
polls and it behooVes you TO apply ell the
legal tests to every voter who has not
been accustomed 10 vote With you, and
with whose face you, are not familiar. You
may by prompt and judiciOus action save
the balIot-box from many spurious votes.
Do not fail 10 attend 10 this point
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-04

BE- We understand that several, if not
all, the bets in the Union aud american were
taken by our friends on yesterday.
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MARRIED,

In Christ's Church, November 3rd, BY the
Rev. Mr. Tones, Louis SWEET, of New York
to LAURA NELLA, daughter Of E. a. Rawortb, Esq
of this citv.
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NOTICE

hereby given to the Stockholders Of the Henderson
Nashville Railroad Company that the Fig teenth install
ment NJ per upon their Stock due and
be paid Orbefore the drst day Of December next.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
noy4-td AMBROSE g. GORDON, sec'y
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CENNEAUr, Oct. SO.-The propeller Sandusky
was blown ashore this morning. She was bound
for Buffalo with a cargo of 5000 bbls OF Flour
soc is all under water
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w II E. A r
GENTLEMENS, WEAR.

(NENTs' zine CaH Pump SO Boots;
II Cent? fine Calf STITCHED
Gents Fine Calf Double Soc
Water proof
Congress Caters
double sole;
Oxford Ties,
These goods fron Of the best manufactures IL
PHILADELPHIA. Call AZ No. 20 Public Square.
Oe.gS sNYOER 4 PRIZzELL.
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WANTED.

conEoRrkBLE DWELLING H0us8, With pea Isas
"A than three Foens, eonyenient tsue S9aare. Apply
10 loctssl BENZ. 2. sii1sLbA
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NIai, A. Il. DomeISOn.

The subjoined reference to the character
of the American candidate for the Vice
Presidency, is worthy of attention at this
crisis in our national affairs In the days
of pure democracy, before the union doc
trines of Genl. Jackson had been discard
ed, the great body of the people agreed
with Mr.. Richie that Maj DoneIson was
the man to save the government from the
dangers which threatened it,
Prom the Washington Union, March 18th, .s5i.l
Thomas Richie's Opinion of Mini. Dom
eIsOn.
Obliged by my contract to execute the work in
spite OF all denial or relief had to yield the pa.
per or comply with contract have done the for
mer But fortunately for
me, have been able to obtain a successor, who
is worthy Of the confidence of our party and of
bis country. A. J. Donelson is not a stranger or
obscure man in this country With the prestige of
Gen. Jackson's administration around hm-the
man whom Mr.. Polk had selected to be his organ
in case Of my not coming to Washington-con.
Quoting with great ability the annexation Of Texas
the selected Minister to Berlin-and thus cover
ed too, with the prestige Of Mr.. Folks name-a
statesman OF much experience, Of tact and of tai
ent--of great equsnimity and 6rmness Of character
"A siaunch Republican in his principles-a devo-
ted friend OF the rights of the States and the union
of the States where could I seek a worther sue
cessoT? If A. J. Doneson does not please the
Democratic party, who can, as the editor Of the
Democratic organ in Washington With such q
man, would be willing to sell my establishment
on much lower terms than 10 q man whose longer
I'D fha cop6danpa of the
shall yield the helm therefore, cheerfully into his
hands. When the time comes for surrendering my
paper to his guidance, shall once more address
my countrymen, and tell them how much feel
and how anxious think of the condition and pros
poets Of my beloved country.
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John A. McEWen. Esq.

JOHN A. MoEwEN Esq. of Nashville, an elO-
| quent and gifted champion of American prin-
ciples is at this time engaged 10 filling list of
| appointments in East Tennessee, and he is
every where doing gallant service in the cause
! of Fillmore, Donelson, and the Union In the
! Sequatche Valley he was met at a few ap-
! pontments, by Maj. Key, Democratic candid
! ate for elector for the 3rd. District; but the
| Major was so completely used up that he soon
| abandoned the hunt, left McEwen to go on
without any one TO reply to him, and returned
home His speeches are everywhere spoken
| of in the highest terms. He is well posted,
makes his points strong, and is most effective
| and eloquent speaker. His speech at this place
was one of the finest we have heard during the
canvass. His remarks on the Union were
| truly eloquent and found a warm and hearty
response in every American breast. II was
really refreshing TO hear such sound, conserva-
tive and patriotic doctrines after listening to
| the traitOrOus disuniOn sentiments avOwed by
Senator TOombs, a Buchanan orator from
| Georgia, sent 10 East Tennessee to instill into
the minds of the people the reasonable doc
| trines of disuniOD, which NJ. McEwen predict
ed would soon become part of the Democra-
tic creed.-KnOrUille Register.
More EMIGRATION TO NICARAGUA-We see
| that Mr.. s. A. Lockrdgs intends to remain for
the sailing of th eTennessee on the 26th November,
and he informs US that he expect greater nuns
Der to o out then than sailed on to-day, as he is
in receipt news from Kentucky. Tennessee and
Texas, where companies being formed to go
by the earliest conveyance, The same induce
ments will be again offered to all who may wish TO
emigrate to Nicaragua. Any fuher Information
can be had by calling on Col. MOncOsos, at his
office on St. Charles street:-N o. Delta, Oct. %
COOP CHEER FOR NIcARAGUA-The steamer
Tennessee started this morning for San Juan with
| four hundred aud sxty-two volunteers for Walker
on board, and ten private gentlemen with their
families The reinforcement was well timed and
Walker is sure to turn to good account. Some
our best citizen thronged the wharves to see the
gallant fellows Off.-N o. Uelta Oct %.
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NOTICE TO KEEPERS OF DRINKING
SAInnNS

the solicitation Of many Of the citizens Of the City
n comprising gentlemen Of both political parties well
some Of the retailers Of liquors. induced through
this medium, request that your Saloons may be closed
daring the day which the Presidential Election held
and nth order that undue excitement may
be created and that may sustain repu alton for
quiet aud order, so justly due such
nOyl-3t ANDREW ANDERSDN Mavor
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Be on the Ground Early

To-day and see that American tickets are
within the reach of voters and that our
challengers are provided with lists of Sus-
pected voters.
Vote Early in the Morning,
And then bestir yourselves among your
friends, and send them straightway to the
polls. Do not put off with the plea that
your friend is engaged at that moment
Make him go with you Delays are dan
gerous Something might transpire before
four o'clock which would prevent him from
voting at all.
Examine Your Tickets Closely
And be careful that they are genuine, and
that no question can arise upon it when
the Judges come to pass upon it.
DO not Leave the Polls during the Day
Except to hunt up voters. Let every
friend of Fillmore and Donelson set apart
to-day and work till the closing of the polls
With Untiring Vigilance.
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OFGARS.-l5.e0 extra Prinelue segArs received and
- for sale sy (octltl wEssEL q THOMPSON.
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PUTNAMS MONTHLY for November.
HOUSEHOLD WORDS
THE SCHOOLFELLOW
Just receivedby InOv4l JOHN YORK CO.
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TTNHE light draught steamer HARTS- a GT~m -
l. WILLIE john L. BATEMAN Mas ElIEC Szfasssetkhh5
ter, will positively leave above
day at O'Clock P NJ. For passage freight, apply o
board to P y. HAROCASTLE,
pOV4-lt
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-04

We the Undersigned. members Of the Bar Al
Knox1llie. have examined the legal positions as
sumed in the above article, and We have no hesi-
tatIon Ia saying that In COR oPiaioa they are al
eorrecs. The Beach aBd Bar, almost universally
40 Car as We khoE maintain the sane opinion.
o. p. TEMPLE,
w. b. REE>E, ia,
Of TRlGG,
SAML. T. RODGERS,
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Napier's Peninsular War.
LIBRARY EDITION..
". T. BERRY d co. have Just received

". 7. FERRY d co. have Just received
THE HIST DRY OF THE WAR
IN THE PENINSULA
And the South Of France from A. D. 1sCTto 1914.
BY Mai. Gen Sir WE. P. Napsr, K. c. B., Co. 2Iis
Regiment, &C, &c.
=" This edition is reprint OF the revised English sd-
on recently published and contains the authors atss,
cancellations and "Justhcatory pieces" with
FIFTY-PIVE MAPS AND PLANS or BATTLES
There has been also prepared for this edition. CON-
PLETE INDEX to the whole work, (wantng in all other
edons,l and the following PORTRAITS beautifully en-
graTed on steel:
1. NAPIER, (theaathor) s. WELLINGTON.
2. NAPOLEON. T. sOULF
5. JOSEPH BONAPARTB.
YOu should read NaPers volumes Of the war in Poru-
gal He is heroic fellow, equal anything Pu,arch
and, moreover along headed hero takes good
aim before he hres."-Letisrs Of Sydney Smith.
sour English Thucyddes the historian Of Peninsula
War; Walker SdUa0s Lander OytlOgraPly, Fraser,
FED. 1856.
". T. BERRY e CO. have also just received
HEADLEY'S LIFE OF WASHINGTON, Illustrates
with II elegant large Wood Engrayings all from original
designs vol mo-
"Mr. Headeys descriptions gTapbic-hs history
rect and his summing Of character scarcely suffers By
comparison With similar pa resin Tacitus.N T. OJSerrsy.
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I UST received excellent asscrtmeas o. Green AID
- Back Teas smnng which I'll BE sound De hnstsh
Breakfast Tea article suPsrof N qaAhy and nSvor 70
Any other Imported For sale ios ~
Ocf4 Nh1cAb n fhoMfclN.
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FOR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS TRADE.

TINHB new AndHght dranght steamer6 Tn
Il CRESCENT, ". HoLHks. Master, CSlfftal
will regularly In the above
during the present commanding the hrst In
the Cumberland river She has excellent mmodations
and IN point Of speed and safety unsurpassed. Tor
freight or passage, apply 90 II. II. HARRISON,
oct8-dd BuAa Agent
Cheese, Cheese.
ID EcEIVED BY Express frou New York Extra Lot Of
II English Dairy and Pine Apple Cheese.
oct4 VESSEL THOMPSON,
sky ROCKETS.
lust received an assortmrns say Rockets and Roman
u Candies, and for sac By
octz4 VESSEL THOMPSON.
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DISSOLUTION.

TIVE partnership heretofore existing between the under.
signed, under the firm Of j. g. a c. ROBERTSON, was
this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business will be continued at the old stand by
g. ROBERTSON, who is authorized settle all business
connected with the late firm
Nashville, Nov. l, 1856. J. g. ROBERTSON,
nova CHAS. ROBERTSON.
retiring from the business, return my sincere thanks
for the liberal patronage received from the public
apd take great pleasure in recommending continuance
Of the TO late partner, JAS g. Robertson who
will continue the business at the old stand Broadway
Nov. 1, '56. nOv4l CHAS. ROBERTSON.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the late firm Of J. G. L c
II ROBERTSON requested to come forward and make
immediate settlement and those having claims against the
concern will present them for payment
r. ROQERTcON
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FOR CAIRO AND MEMPI

FOR CAIRO AND MEMPHIS.
TTNHE light draught steamer NETTIEd G--su
i MILLER, FINS Master will leave sxrl-Hssffsssaa
Nashville on WEDNESDAY, the 9th s8saesSzsEs
Of November at 10 for the above ports For freight
passage, apply to A. HAMILTON, Agent.
nova
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BOOTS! Shoes! TRUNK KS.
FOR THE LADIES.
7 AIDES Superior Calf Walking BOOtees;
IL " Goat welt "
Calf and Goat welt Buskins;
Kid and Fr No.
" " B0Otees:
Lasting welt Caters, plain aud tipt;
Congress
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
Gents hne Calf waterproof Boots;
" " Double sole 4"
" Dress
4" +" Congress Caters, double single sole;
Water proof sewed Shoes;
Oxford Ties double and single sole;
Dress shoes Of various descriptions;
With a complete assortment Of Gentlemen's, Boys,
Youths and Children's Calf and Kip Boots and shoes
Misses and Chdrens Goat Kid Morocco and Calf Boot
ees, all q which a offered cheap for cash.
oct31 JOHN RAMAGE, 20 College ST.
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COUNTY R0NnS-

I'VE Subscribers are ving - SET one Hundred TAou
sAad Dollars Ia geods, sAd receive payment az
honas 81 ne asrent couaea, made Rsyabe he Louis
vie and SAshvs RaAliesd, ~ seventy ave essls 10 hs
dollar. GARvIN HELL CO.
LOsisviEs, ossas-lns ~
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Notice.

NOLICes
GEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at the Recorders
~ once, in the city OF Nashville, until the 18Th Of NOvem
ber 1885, TO furn 1.-Two thousand cords Of wood suitable
for making Said wood 10 be well seasoned, four
feet long, and to be approved b. the Engineer at the Wa
ter Works OF the city. The 20 be delivered at the
wood yard at the Water works corded and measured al
70 be delivered during the press Municipal year. ending
the Goth September, 1851. Nm. II. HORN,
octZ9-td Chm. Water Works Committee.
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JAMES HEWITT s co,

WILL open COMMISSION HOUSE in LIVERPOOL on
w list January next, for the sale Of AMERICAN PRO-
DUCE.
Messrs. HEWITT, NORTON CO., New Orleans; MesSrs.
HENITT CO. New Yorl; RICHARD ATKINSO n, ESQ.
Louisville, Ky and w. WIRELESS, Esq, Cashier Bank Of
Nashville, Tenn will make cash advances on property
shipped to their address.
NEW YORK Oct %, 1856. lnovI-1m.
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CWEET NEW ORANGES.-8 casks Of tn
~ above just received by Express
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gARDTNRs

OKY ROTKEfs sssOrtsd, Roman Candles, Flo-erp-
- hsngoias. foFPedos, &c. For sale ~
eesS0 J. @. O. RoBEaTsOS's
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EMBA1M1xa A WlFE.-The London News

EMBALMINa A WIFE.-The London News
says the following curious circumstance is just
now creating some meriment in commercial
circles: W
A Yankee captain, whose cargo was censign-
ed to Messrs. Barring & Co., had the misfor-
tune to lose his wife, who was on board with
him on the voyage, and being reluctant to
throw the body overheard, resolved upon
bringing her to England, there to receive prop
er seputure A portion of his cargo consisted
of oil of cinnamon. The captain took suffi-
Gent quantity, and placing the body in it, thus
effeetually embalmed it for the remainder of
the voyage. On arriving at the pori of London
the Yankee captain called upon the parties to
whom the oil was consigned, and requested to
know how much he was to pay for the guam
tity of oil he had used. He was astonishcd at
being told that the value o.the oil so used was
nine hundred pounds, and that he must imme-
diately pay over the sum. sOf course this was
out of the question: and the captain was soon
afterwards arrested for the amount, but was
bailed by Messrs. Barring, who, it is reported,
have satisfied the owners. The custom au-
| thorities, having been made acquainted with
the circumstances, refused to allow the CHINA
mon oil to be landed. The Yankee captain
will take the ell back to America and there
dispose oft. The oil is used for fayoring pies,
pastry and perfumery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-03

0FThere is some disposition abroad to
know the author of those criticisms of COL
Crocket's speech published in the one man or
one horse organ. The Americans woulllike to
hire him by the season to criticize American
speeches. By this course each speech would te
rendered doubly valuable to the party. The
criticism published directly after the speech,
and the one published yesterday, have probably
done the Americans nearly as much good as
the speech itself We trust this profound
writer will also give Mr.. Harlan's speech the
benefit of few objections. If he will not do
it voluntarily, We shall see that purse is
made up to secure his services in this line.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-03

TOBACCO MANDATORY AT LOUISVILLE
We call attention to the card of Messrs. Mus
selman & Co. Mr.. Birch Musselman, we I'M
derstand, was the first man who commenced
the mandatory of tobacco in Louisville. He
devotes his entire attention in person to the
business of this firm. Mr. A. J. Musselman
is practical workman. We can recommend
this house to those who wish anything in
their line. They are prepared to sell to the
proper customers in six months time, or will
make discount for cash. The merchants of
this city and vicinity would do well to give
this house trial.
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rs Ia this worshirpng age. it is find
place his usefulness the public before his
Daring late visit TO the city of Spndles pre-
sented professional friend the celebrated chemist
Dr. j. @. AVER. whose perhaps familiar
than other at the bedde of sickness in this
knowing the unprecedented popularity of his medicines
aud the i'm sale Of them had to find him
m ionare. and rolling in wealth. But no, him
in his laboratory busy with his aborers his
hes aembics and retors9iyiDg his best
the compounds the virtues of which thousands
health We learned chat Notwithstanding his bust
and its returns in cash. the Doctor
The assigned is that the material costly
persists in making his preparations exPenvsy that
nett pro&t is smau.-C american Farmer, Phil.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-03

New STORE. -Messrs. Mckinney & Cooke
have just opened Dry Goods steFe in the
new building adjoining Mr.. Barnes store on
Water street. They are now receiving and
opening large stock OF seasonabse Dry Goods
of the most fashionable styles, of every vari-
ETY. usually kept at such establishments. We
hope the ladies will give these goods their at
tention, as the entire stock is new and fresh
We refer readers to the advertisement of this
house.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-03

: PUTNAM FOR APRIL.-This number fully
sustains the reputation Of this excellent peri
odical. 1t is full of the best reading matter
One tale in it is alone worth the price of a
copy. 1t can be obtained at Mr.. Sam'I Lis
ter's who is agent for Putnam in Evansville
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-03

CANDIDATES ATTESTIoN!-Those candidates
for city or township offices who want their
names placed on the tickets printed at this
office, will please walk up to the Captains
office" this morning. We make no distinction
in parties in printing these tickets, nor in the
sale of them. Those who have announced
their NJ hes in the Journal, will have their
names inserted on the tickets without further
charge. All others are charged one dollar.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-03

New ARRIVAL OF CIGARs.-Messrs Phil
Hornbrook & Co. have received large lot of
very fine brands ofcigars We know they are
such for we have tried them. Let those who
doubt, try for themselves. The trying opera
ton will be very comfortable, anyhow. Good
cigars can always be obtained at Hornbrook's.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-03

H-Which is the Ey e?'' asked beautiful Young
lady she turned from her mirror with smile of admra
ton the magical change of her previously deormed
unsghty features life liz symmetry uced by
adaptation Ga previously OF ritz i Eye-so
dent in coorso nseectua in express brancy
of motion in uaso with the natural Eye that her
involuntarily exclaimed, (which is the Eye.'
Instead of cutting oui the old formerly practced
Dr. Waldo adapts the the remains less)
of the old and instruments being the
guen there pain in having Eye 6tted.
No charges what unless suited in style aud price.
DR.. WADo'S EVE lNFIRMARY. Fourth street. corner
OF Sy amcre, opposite Post Once Cincinnati o. ap21tdAw
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HOUSEHOLD WoRDs.-This work, conduct
ed by Charles Dickens, is always full of some
thing above the average of general periodical
literature. The April number has been re-
ceived, and can be obtained at Mr. Listers
Book Store. 1t contains large quantity of
reading matter adapted to cultivated tastes of
all kinds. Price 25 cents per copy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-03

Of The great length of the proceedings of
the last meeting of the City Council have
crowded them out of to-day's paper. Hereaf-
ter we shall publish them promptly every
Wednesday morning, permitting nothing else
to supe cede them.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-03

f5- As spring summer medicine would mmend
Dr. j. HosTETTERs celebrated Stomach Bitters all
others It's strengthening and nvigoratinE upon
Initiated system is truly astonishing Its action
Its tende to drive all the surface thereby
cleansing the from all impurities is what
for these Btters such enviablc reputation
they are pleasant to the taste beverage
general use family medicine wherever known. For
BY Druggists and Hotels generally.
HALLOCk & STODDARD r-sa
W0OLSEY & SAWYER, Agents.
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MAR RED

On the I'd inst. by the Rev. Mr. Sabin. Miss AMELIA
LANE to JAS. HARLAN Esq.. all OF this city.
We congratulate friend Harlan leaving bachelor
ranks aud taking his place among the sensible folks We
wah him much happiness The happy couple lett last
ming the Rainbow for Louisville e 5lft p
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-03

" The St Louis Intelligencer says, from
recent verdIcts rendered in that city, the ex-
act market rate for murder is ascertaincd to
be 500 in money. and three months imprison-
ment IN jail
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-03

THE Agricultural and horticultural Socc.y will hold
their regular monthly meeting Crescent City Hall
urday the 9Th inst. O'Clock p. N. fall
ndance requested business will come
before the meeting. By order of the President
app P. HoRNBRooK Sec,y
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-03

0TWe thank Mr.. los. Partrige, Adams &
Co.'s Express Messenger, for package ofpa-
pers ofvery late dates left us yesterday morn
ing.