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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-12
AUCTION SALES.
HIRAM NELSON
DANiELwooLsEY.
AUCTION ROOMS.

EsOOTESs
Old Court House. Corner Eaia ana Third streets mme-
diateiy opposite the washington Hotel
EEAyING leased for term sf years and fitted the
ceive for sale At auction or private sai all xmas ogoods
Cash advances made on onsig m ments when required
commencing o'clock. A. NJ Also tuesday. Wednesday
ous-dOOrsafes andsaes of reaesate promptly attended
We weekly receiving, and have on hand large
and general Of kURNirTRE oonsistug ofsat.
hack ofice French Jenny Lind. and Bsstle wood seat
ch&irs spring rockers sofas soeiabes CENTRE
card dining ami breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges mirrors hue common and misses bedseads mat
rasses tin and wire Safes etc. which We at Gin
We Aiso hand great variety OfnOtons jewelry
we eli az ysss pTs M
Wholesale or retail. w0oLsEY &NETsoN.:
Vg ATTING-loO bales No. this day and for
G,HEEsE.-SO bo1es.rsc'd this day qgS for sale BY
" ap22 ----z PRESTON BROS
apEFINEO SUGARS bsls 10 at crushed and Pou-
n By p reed per sfSPo nj BROS
GOTTONADEs.-25c cases oo.onades reed this lay and
" for sale by apis JAMES Low co,
EBBLs New Rioe dos Pieklesi Is starch; 10000
ap7 f~-e- So - q. II. oooK & son,
ENINECALF BOOTs.-Gents dress boots manu-
II factursd to order, some of them with rim
keep of the hurt faom oorned feet .
apl4 Fosters Block.
$4,000 ssa ss Rssi:
apis - 90 : : i. & D. 'HEfMANN
COAL! Goa IL! -
rceivinga large lot of the best coal in the
by the small large quantities. viii deliver
viii make iiSsra deduction orders isfta
the tSre of HOGsworsh Hughes yin be PT2%P;,y at
"A E-5O more Of that supeiOr Philade pba Ale just
IA reed and for aleby apis PRESTON BROS.
ssPETGT IN.s'
w win be able to sell the present Now in or
der TO avoid tAe like have given them nsruo
To my and all others bargains Dry
would respectfully now is time TO - itch
ap12 Main street, three doOrs below Second.
AZ bbls Pittsburg Ale received and tsEsslesy
WINE wye VAR M -, ". %;s Wine
sra nssA[ from N'N ORR a1s b. g. HihEsifSANN
Pie Fruits 4FISISS By
E1ABLR FRUITs.-Is ca es of Peaches Cherry. Pine
AL, Apples Pears &c. reed and for sale y pr1M1Nx
RAY RUM $ cases ST. Thomas Bay Rum Tse,a and
A RARE CHANCE FORTHE MAN OF LIMITED
Eastern narss%e2 s.eh
An one year. in two years and n in three years with
interest. Enquire Of apz3-2wt ASA IGLEHART.
I'D 10 do1 hoop iron bound ceder Buckets;
10 4. Buckets Is ayr RsSkp
ana Tor saIe oy apiI 4. q u nEIAANN
JH. MA@HEE & CO.,
Spring Goods under heavy for the pastsix
greatly reduced offering the desirable
very prices and would invite merchants to call and ex
anime for they to buy cheaper they
Prints oottonados. Ginshams.
Jeans Apron Checks, Sattinets,
Vestines. DeLains Jasconets,
&c 30
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
re ARRIVAL OF THE
ill., S6Ss
A M Z Il [ c. A

DOSTON, May 10.
The steamship America, from Liverpool, via
Halifax, arrived at noon. Her mails will be
dispatched by the afternoon trains.
In the House of Lords, Lord Derby had
asked Lord Clarendon when the papers rela-
tive to Central American and enlistment ques-
tons would be laid before them.
CON SsI0NAL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-12

HWOPKTNS REEDhavejust received niue took of gen
Ill tlemen such spring and summer Oassmeres,
Linen Drings Ducks Vesbings oRder Shirts
Drawers Gloves II Hose. Linen haukerchefs snd summer
Cravats All OF aTtGlosaEe ct beautiful
quality, and will Re offered low fer cash. my2-2m
a. ENUfN EOLISE @IL.-Is caess Olive oil received
NJ for sale BY apI2 7. & D. HElMANS,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-12
rHmrY-FouRru cosaREss-FrRsr SESSION.
WAsHINGToN, May s

WAsHINGToN, May s.
SENArE.-The Senate is not in session to-
day, having adjourned till Monday.
HousE.-The House met at noon, it being
the first session held on Saturday since the
organization by the election o. Mr.. Banks
The roll being called, after some delay, 1877
members answered to their names. An I'M
successful motion was made to adjourn.
The Shooting Case.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-12

B.*A. EAHNESTOCK & co.,
Corner Wood ana First sts., PIttsburE,
IMPORTERS
Drugs Medicines Chemicals Dye Stu Paints Linseed Oh
Varnishes. Window Glass. Glassware. Surgical In
straments. Lard Oil. Turpentine, Patent Medi-
cines. Psrfumery, Brushes, Alcohol.
Tanners Oil. Sperm Oil. hale
Oil. and Spices
AANUFACTURERs
WHITE LEAD, RED LEAD AND LIIHAKGE.
VXTE have hand and offer for sale goo tons Of MEIr1
w LEAD packages of IS So lO 200 800 and 500 lbs
each which be full weight strictly pure and
unsurpassed by any in quality.
in the market. enabled
TO sell Drugs 60 prompt time dealers ~
fsborable terms a Eastern iobhing houses -
R B. A. Fahnestock's Yerniifuge furnished with Enenn
French and Spanish directions mnls-smS'
an = KEGS Soda; 10 bxs S Soda in lib papers;
&eD 2bbls Alum; 10 do genuine Casseel Soap;
10 bxs Indigo 10 lbs each; Dbl Csmpbori n
bbls Sulphur; do Ep. salts
I boxT Acid; Luster;
! cask double rein eds alsratus;I Dbl Cioves t
cass Nutmsgs; reed this day and for sale BY
sp5 l. u HEIMANN.
FENHE sugar dried bsst The city had
l" q verylnr At Apl4 HERSHBEBGER CARSON
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-12

lust RECEIVED
% 600 gross Matches; 100 box Fancy Soap;
800 doz Brooms; 100 box Cove Oysters;
300bds Wrapping Paper; 50 Flat Gap Paper; =
Fer sale by ap12 TEENEY q S0REE20ES
BOAT FOR SALE.
FLATB0AT lying at the mouth of the bayou. mile
IN half Franklin, Is offered for sale.
The boat is occupied by Edw. White wood
The boat is Ct long IL wde
raned strong and durable Apply to VIM. A. CATLRTTs
two miles above the Henderson ferry the Indiana SIDE
w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-12
wONDERFUILY ATTRACTivE

W,UNDrIaF gI.Lf AIIhACIEVE.
ATER ST (NEXT DOOR TO r. BARSEs) LOCUST.
NMT most respectfully call the attention city and
w country trade beautiful stock of
White Goods Ladies' Dress Goods Cspe Shawls Aendas
Lancaster and Marseiles Quilts &c eneu and Children
apparel and endEs Of ieee usually kept by
retail merchants which have u rsosiysd and opened
sr2t s... Mex ANEY & COOKE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-12
MA TION Al III O IT e l.
NeHYhu rgha Ind.

Nevb rgh, lad.
81 MRS. l.. PENTECO ST. -
% Respectfully the citizens of Evansville and
the travelling community generally that he has opened the
Natona Newburgh and Is prepared receive
The house and newly fur
nished we'll arranged inside for comfort and beautifully
situated Ohio river The table will be we'll supplied
at ali the Evansville Horses Oarri
ages well taken Of Every attention wbe paid
who patronise the house. The public respectfully
solicited to give the new house call. mh3I-H
EEARPER'S MAGAZINE for Nav, just reed and fog
n Il sale By APPS T. O0NYNGT0N CO.,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-12

- Saturday was dull day at the wharf
But few steamboat arrivals, yet a good deal Of
freight awaiting shipment.
The daily union., 1856-03-29
OPTICAL.

TREASuEy DHFAHTMKET, December D, leha-
Hoes hereby gives holders Of stocks UA'ed siss
that this department W purchase 10 The Of o. 200 "
whsR The be oH.red prior hs
neI, and wH pay therefor the following piee
loan Of Isss, premium Of 10 cent fsT
ls4 premium Of ID FS
Of iso eonosy called Texan indeH
stock pemism Of peE Aad for sssek Of the losn ~
iss, IAN November, 1885, received ~ he
Treasury Prior lst dsy o January ser emiam Of ~ pes
January and the 3Ei day ef March
of2 pr nreccsed aeI the iss Aiaek,
and prior 10 said s Of June psmium of IN cent
Interest will be allowed said ocks the Tsas specified
in the certificates from July assigned with Ibs FBci
pal of Ibe certificates received prior Isl January sefi Asf
thai date the interest viii be allowed in addition 10 the premium
January the Of receipt IN both
will be allowed in addition The money reach the
seller.
Ceeales transmitted this department under the present no.
assigned United States lwl The
sent prior the ia january neK BY the party
snUued receive the purchase money.
Payment for these stocks viii be made By aras ie assist
Boston, New York fhlaacpha tho parsie
entitled receive tho money may direct
LANES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
Dee I-dIlEtIuneH
The daily union., 1856-03-29
Frnm tive New Orleans Courier
"PRESIDENT BY GRACE OF GOD"


be assistant city attorney ofNew Orleans reported to
have said al The knownothng convention at Baton Rouge
That hIad Fillmore had been made President BY the
grace Of Tod The inference be desired 10 make from this
proposition wAs that the koow-n nothing candidate came be
ore The people with the endorsemeut Of the Alighty
can well appreciate the anxiety Of the know-nohnRs
present their candidate to The people with some higher
than that Of the tumunops and disoordAnt assem-
ny lately held at PhiIsdephia and digu6ed by the name
Grand Council but this fight Of our corporation
o "ssnds several degrees above the highest mark We
ave ever paoed upon The rretcuEons Of intense
'mereAnsm II 10 quite in character hcwever with The
interpretation of the Bble into their arty creed and plat
are curious 10 know how this bold hirbt Of oratory
nasPhemy wss received by the assembled wisdom and
"F"ey o. know-nothingisn. The utterance Of such
Nneh must have been peculiarly forcibe in tho place
Sh& Stneral THyinr-hy whose death Fillmore sue
+" '"e pTeSldency-iived for the great part Of his
must have heen very comforting to the friends of
Ant old hero 10 learn that he had soen removed by
ErSoF OF God to aDother and better world 20 make
" the brmer representative Of the most iayetsra.els
u oiNon district in the United states and who him
vas once StoCkholdsr in the underground railroad.
I "en0s nave, doubtless long since mourneA over the
oon OF the old soldier who fe victim to ibe csres
fohncal station into which he wss forced by pot-
=" 'ut 1t nerer occurred TO them that the Almighty
nus special grace aud sanction to such . sacrifice
precious ooseeit could only originate in the en-
k'"neo brain OF so gifted Individual and intense
american ss the assistant city attorney.
The daily union., 1856-03-29
Prom the Richmond Enquirer.
THE GREASY TENNESSEAN."


Such is PArson Brownlows eommendatory designation
Of A. J. Donelson, the know-nothing nominee for Vice
Preident The speech Of the notorious know-nothing
reverend fully in character with the dscredabe
aavrings AT Philadelphia by Of which the 9th section
was struck down and, finally, the yirginians contend
all platforms were expressly repudated The country will
see and rebnke the shameless trckery which
foot in Philadelphia To catch birds Of every feather by the
nomination Of the whig Fillmore and the renegade demo
cra Doneison who deserted the democratic party terause
be could not achieve his personal ends and took refuge
the dark calvert Of knOw-nohingsm The infamous de-
vice Of Parson Brownlow TO make Hthe od-pe democrats
think that Old Hickory bad life again" by pub
shipg Andrew Jackson in big letters and Doneson in
visible (AkDKKw Jackson d. is the coinage Of the
same mint which issued such despicabe coBpters as the
Eoorback letter the British gold and the bran
bread The people Of this country have too much sense
10 be imposed upon BY such stuff and they will again in
dguandy crush out the originators and actors in such
upndous and avowed fraud They will take the greater
in prosrang the eharstAns when thev r,nembe,
that this boasird nephew" Of Gen Andrew Jacksons :
wife has ten guilty OF sanderng the bonored name Of the
od Hero by attempting To buubug the people into the
belief that were be now alive, Andrex jackson would
he member Of the dark-antern, culvert party Can
oarAtsnry can imPpsture be pushed further than this
scheme Of wthsring the Old Hcros laures BY conac,
with midnight coRspirators Andrew Jackson ALWAYS
iFank, honest and bold, q member Of the underground
party oo-laborrr in the work Of tom-fooery and num-
ney Could anything be monstroas and will not
h American people proud Of the glorious fame Of the
od Hero guard his good name from such blasting asso-
cations?
The daily union., 1856-03-29
LOCAL n L w y.

Mr. Everetts Grafton the life and character Of Wash
ngton delivered Thursday evening last At the Smith
soDian Institution the largest inelgent
and most distinguished audiences that have been in this
city for many yesr High public expectation had been
raised that expectation than realized under
stood that the receipts over 1000.
NA1oxAL THrarlr.-hr. Forrest appeared In Macbeth
evening" before large and delighted audience His last
Appearance in washingtOn this announced for th
evening which occasion he viii personsts h great and
favorte character Of Spsrtscus in Dr. Birds celsbraed
tragedy Of the Gladiator The performances will conclude
with the Eon Boy which Mr. and Mr. Davenport and
Mr.. Jefferson will appear The house. dOubt, win b
fled To its utmost capacity.
Niss Agnes Robertson the fairy star underlined for
Wednesday evening next
Th. commissions Of the following named justices Of th,
peace for the county Of wsbngton have expired Tbona
C. Dunn James Laurenson T. II. Bates, James Crandcll
Henry Nayior, Joshua Pierce John l.. Smith, ssmue
snoot, James NJ. Wright and c. X. wHtberger.
Fellows Hall next week, commencing Monday evening
We copy the following from the Dubsque Daily Republi
can Of the I'D instant
"vEnr IMPORTANT FURoBAsERs LAND wARpArTs.-
The well known firm of }. N. Clarke A Co., bankers q
wsshiprtcn city, have established branch Office in Du
buque sale o land warrant under the OF Edwin
c. CLARKE ESQ II be unknown 70 readers tha
the parent establishment of this Office Washington pos
sesses yery unusual and quite uneqsaed facilities for obtain
they do larger business this way than any other house
country. The Dubuque branch will have all the advan
tage close and intimate coDbexon with the Washington
house, and can, we think, defy competition.
''hr. Edwin c. Clarke young gentleman Of ssgacitJ
and experience aud those who do business with him
rely fully upon hs uprightpess and integrity"
The daily union., 1856-03-29

FANNY FERSs DESCRIPTION HER xEw HusRASD-In the
Msrchsns Ledger Of this week (Fsnnys organ have
the following dimensions OF her husband whom
with several other celebrities she taking HPeeps from TN
der PArasoi =
And there Is Mr. James Parton author OF the life Of
Horace Greeley, whom occasionally meet Jim Eve feet
inches and modestwears bis hair long and don't
cles floating unhaptDed through Dewspaperdom ION
both sides OF the water than any other himself
would suffer TO go upolaimed Jim believes in Carlyle and
vaa though since his late narraes am pleased to OBJ
serve wonderful improvement in this respect II is my
belief that Jim s destined by steady progress eclipse
many man who has shot up like rocket and who will
hEzle out and come down . stick
The daily union., 1856-03-29
o r ICIA l..

~ rskln P,ro Of Of -sm,riea 10
oil uaen Il -rsy
Satisfactory evidence having
sppuHed Majesty
Al Buffalo New York, DO hereby recognise him such
declare enjoy such functions, powers
and prvirrrs
mn, ,ions n United
Ia testimony whereof have caused these letters made
patent ofthe ared
under hand, the Of Washington IN. ss
H. 81 A. u. 1853, Independence Uni
ted States II America s0th.
FRANKLIN PIERCE
ny President:
w. l.. MAncY, secretary Of State
The daily union., 1856-03-29
ny ,. G. MCGUIRE. Amesssnesr.

TRUsTEEg' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER
L TY-On Monday sfsernoon, ~ O'Clock The
premises subscDer virtue Of deed Of nust from JosPh
Dayis dsted May ah, 1854 and duly
corded in LibeI A. B. No o. foos 4os sos one NE land
Washington will sell pnble sEcOn, 20 tnr
highest part numbered
beginning o said square,
line af Tenth west ~
thence fact and inches, thence south y feet Eehss
Louisiana nong sa
place beginning together with the Improvements, which
Of brick bulding, occupied nj present ~
printing office. .
oae d cash the residue In and - months for NOTES
satsacon Of bearing interest
Of The complied with within hse days
night RESELL NJ The cost and
WIN. II. WARD,
J. Y. DAyIs,
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Mar Ie-eodkds Aucdoneer.
The daily union., 1856-03-29

VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY, OPPOSITE TIE RAIL
depot pubc suedon-0n Monday afternoon, April 2ss
the shall sell Of original iO No.
s. No so fronting 50 @, north sasei and n feet
New eonaaiug 555 square fre OF
ground, with the improvements, consisting Of three
brick building containing all twenty good rooms ranfsd
the building -
immediately opposite The
depot, location offers great inSucemsnn 20 persons &c
srous engaging the late John Foy
expressly hotel, who conducted successfully
until his death
8, n, 10 ~ and % months
secured a deed of trust on the property
suet,oneer JAS @. McCUIRE,
Mar ls-eokds Auctonsef.
The daily union., 1856-03-29
Later from HGraRa.

SEw YoAK, March 28.-The steamship Empire City, from
SsW Orleans 2oh via Havana Esd INSTANT has arrived
The United States Gag ship Potomac, sloops Cy
and Saratoga and Fulton together with the
British eighty gun-ship Powerful and several Spanish
war vessels, were in port.
On the eVsang of the 22d brilliant entertainment was
given board the Potomac which attended By officers
Of the various vessels and mail steamers in port
The daily union., 1856-03-29
BY JAMES c. MCGUIRE. Auetsenser.

n RUsTEE's SALE or VERY DESIRABLE BRICK DWEL
ling Tenth. On Wrdnssdsy ahrrHoon
April O'Clock, The premtct, rue oi seed Of nHa
sa%ctibs vl cell public auction
70 Inc Lishst hdaer die nah half Burh~trd Is
having front about ss feet Tenth sert wei
running hack ihsi Steth 100 ti
vita the buildings and improve sH con-
sistns hrlck dwei'ne
tainnr r.oms, the
throughout There also stincbed sable aid
esrsee-bo house.
s budsne By experienced builder for s
residence expense spared he erection 10 axe then
comfortable Fuhstanual.
Terms One half cash rosidBs aaA nonihs
win interest," he Eaiisfacinn of the tudse
sAMuEL RFDFERN, Trustee
JAMEs {. INQUIRE,
Mn27-d AaetieBeer.
The daily union., 1856-03-29
GENUINE GARDEN SEEDS.

THE undersigned bsss announce m psns and se public
completed his supply Of The above direct from
and the connen among which would specially call
stock Of early Prince Albert and oshe
peas top early York, York bcsr HAT
Dutch, drumhtsd and other choice csbsages
besns psnips eeey, ss
voys ees cucambers pan omaioss herbs ke with all
other vegetable seeds in great variety.
in The seed trade he
Of excellence and ~ very moderate
Flower ih and specially
climate offered either in single packets or eoce
IONS q sow
Cataorues had application.
Seed Warehouse, a9s 7h street, corner Of
Mue-2aw3ws
The daily union., 1856-03-29
Netice OF Limited Partnership.

THE undersigned rive they day
ted p.rtnersp h a Appleton Co, whose pase
BsInmore for the a buying
setting ocks drss foreign and domestic .rehsngs, bond
and checks stock
,Ichsnre business William Appleton and Henry
Howell and CenrF'
Rust county, Nnis and special
ust George eonuied hrs q" Ihe capital th'
ttok the cash.
the said partnershp Gay II March 1885, and
WIN STUART APFIEToN,
w. HOaEII.,
Mar q-d0w GEORGE RUST, ~ virsisia.
The daily union., 1856-03-29

fREScH rEnoKs sHor-The greatest clothing estah-
nent In the world Is that Of NJ Godiliot in Par. il
"o's nEty-sir sewing machines, kept IN motion by a
-" engine Of pnehOrse power, aud which sewed all The
"ae Tor the Crmean army. The superintendent Of the
adjustment 10 the Emperors tsiIof Dussantoy who has
"'en cutting capable Of cutting GU; fifteen
!" " once almost with the rapiaty Of lightning Be.
~ the machines thousand women and girls are con-
MY engaged al sewing.
The daily union., 1856-03-29

OsT.s Ecn chain snd watch, with NJ ssd
engraved, on Tursdsy IN 6h street. likely
Perrlvsnis sVebue hersl rrwAd will he gwen re,uned
NJ. se CrHme', l5.h sirsei No EH
MarchV
The daily union., 1856-03-29

staasd a e eonm saz i7 streets .ss Win ne
eontsins nearly lA0d sQsare tcs Lee 49,
IS fe Length by rs feet in heat end contains
conseaienty rsoIus; bull us esl ~
sbundsnce and ccpe sss wsss sne
6rtps whole efshiihinrnt snd an non sr 49,
marble top. depoioy PuEr o. excshcni wse n
yard, tank the roof 1hs szff room ~.
sar,ors are esquise style, with feee Plate nirr~ ~heox
me hassneat rooms ceunsnfsd and peffcrfy drY
further descrpsn of Che hcse ws deem
m.uron i'm the nistricf Of Cosmfda. -. -.
Also large sahe and csrrine WIN evey
raiknr. - .-....s,u.. --.~aS
ns sst Do as1sce 20 ia bot any sns
an p~rsons wishing parehsse ae 70 ~
.aamps The prces fos themselves % viii be sod On vep fes
roanlae
and eammissioa merchant corner sssenh ssc street..
b. .
Oct e-wedn ........... . .. .a....
The daily union., 1856-03-29
BY TIE ELEGRAP PH.

ArripaI Of ae StsaES Caaada al Havax.-T Thrse Day.
Lai@ from EarePs
1.-THE steamer Canada with three days later intelligence
from Europe arrived at Hafs1 from Liverpool last evening
As compelled 90 to press before midnight in order
TO meet the mails were unable TO wait for the
The daily union., 1856-03-29

tmPR EsslONs of England by Rev. A. g. Ce1e. s1
for tn. Times BY Chares kinssey rs cents.
Our Church Music; Rrberd Storm W,lss- so
The Nshiiugsie-a tale BY Casspher schnid. d c,Br
Heart ard Hrme Truths; BY Rev r. WhttusRham - cents
LeKian, OF frigned Excuses IN esns
Men ana Times by EIknah wstson. Oh
Unison Of ihs Liturgy; BY Archer Clifford, A. NJ g.
- FhANCk TAYLOR.
The daily union., 1856-03-29

n7- The Secretary Of the Treasury
eceip Snrn unknun. SO
hs treasury of the Uhiied States.
MAJ 90
The daily union., 1856-03-29
DIED.

Frsderickshug virrps, instant. ALyN WAL
infant dsnrnte % Josnua a
ciiy eyed Que month and hhren Gays.
The daily union., 1856-03-29

WIN. w. Belknap, Attorney -af-LaW and Land
Agent, Keokuk, Iowa
AND csoice land In snsfacfoy man
favorable terms, and oil business IN lowe fe9uH
ing the attention OF attorney prompry huehdsc to
RKrERscn.
Pairo d Nourse, washingtoE, D. 9.
Alexander u. Evans,
Keicf q HcKesney, ="
Dec I3-6mosdhcp 3z.m
The daily union., 1856-03-29
Monument 10 Henry CLay.

New 0aLEANR, March IT, The Of the mon
nent to Henry Clay, to be erected in this city, will bs la
the anniversary Of hs birth the 18th Of April Prepar
tons making for the most magncent pageant wi
neFsed in the country.
The daily union., 1856-03-29

urANT I'D TEACHER.-A renurmsn teach Grs snsI
ehiarru Greek Lain mnthensIics and
sic Nons need Apply Who
moi qualifications aalary liberal Re
fer 70 Hon Dn' wsEhnstsn and address H. O. BscknHh
Vernon. Nirsissipp.
March 0-dlot
The daily union., 1856-03-29
ISkeamhpai Disastcr

CScisxAr, March 2s-Ths steamer Metropolis burst he
boiler at Pomeroy, Ohio yesterday. Seven persons
injured three Of them dangerously and very badly