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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-19

~ ml.' y William Terry We viii sell, ut public
lou to NE hshesi bde Friday tho 3ath May lRad at
ee"'e ~ Huns and Lot containing ground
' ta tesaenon Of Capt samuel McCnrkln credit Of
s"aa i mnhti" JNn# q. l. GOGG1N. 81.
JAMES '. KNIGHT. ''"'''a
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BY TELEGRAPH.
rr,curnpi.e., E,pr..-.l, for The ..virsininn. >.
WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.

WNsHlsoros.M I7.-Clarendon's despatch
"s, in reply 10 Mr.. Maroy's letter, asking tho re-
call III Mr.. Cranpton, came by the Asia II Is
quito vonmnious, aud il is understood that he
declines, in plain terms, 10 nccede to Mr.. Marcy's
request II il believed that tho President will
now dismiss Mr.. Champion, who'o conduct Gen.
cnss will comment upon in tho Senate Monday.
MARKETS.
NEW IonK, MAY II.
Flour higher State S5n5 "a; Ohio S6a6 81.
Standard Southern 30 p; grain unchanged.
Baltimore markets unchanged.
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ne.v-, mILiINAKs AND FANCY GOODS crYH
a1 The -Hht"rhcrs have returned FROM New S W.
HS York, and take ptasurr Informing the Ladies' I'm.
S~ and vicinity that they olcu.--s--'--
Ing their stne, 81 BDNNEIS Ribbons, FLOWERS, LACE
GOODS CAPS. IEAp DRESSES. HAIR BRA1DS, MAN.
TII1AS with q large lot v FANCY ARTICLES such ne
nsury found in Niihaay establishments WehaNo select
ed tu fashionable huusea with eRro,
mud hope by constant rutim 10 bnsncaa to merit liberal
patronage
We would rspct;o, ari the patronage of the former
friends al pred Nv X y HeunE and
them that tn orders will be promptly attendrdto
~ Bonnca blenhed tred In the best Hylo M the
old stand. MINI street
To- shall expect ooret July mud January
~ Opening day TUESDAY. 95th.
fsglADIES H. Yet WISH TO SEE SOMETHING
REALLY PRETTY, CALL ON
ma Is J MATTHIAS & 60
To- Wythcyle Telegraph and Lexington Gazette copy
weeks. aud forw ard u this office
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coMMlssIoNfn.s Ofrlcr. Amhcrsl c. Il ArrII !

CoMNissToNFR's OffiCr, Amherst c IL April
The parties IN the oleg Jog order IN tate hce
that appointed 10Th day of July next 10 "ncncc
the therein mentioned. which day at ~ "foc
In the uorn they Iu.sed TO attend IT my "hct"
thrir nci,ts and copies of Court papers pre- arco
fr s.tilrncut And all creditors OF "iat
f"yu ere lfsrN specially warned > appear p.r ne On
int rty VIII proof IT their ciai as. no NJ ShoM n
IN tumr
NVrss3SskE AND NlNEs-Sn eonsian,"f''t-
be sold low IL, ,los, W. II NOSBl.
pas Fit
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Charles Rnekcr Sheriff Of Amherst county. and suc
admir- of Watt Powell decd. James lowell, Samuel NJ
Garland Mildred his lie VIM A Scott and Sally his
wife James Powell, r, Caroline Powell, Samuel II Henry
Bette his Wifi Thomas II Henley and Mamie his wife,
Edmund Read, Willie Read; and Panlus Powell,
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n IN Circuit Court of Amherst county. con-
timed by adjournment and held the 25th Of March


olin Shrninr and Albert G. Harrison who well in
their behplf the benefit Of other creditors
Watt Powell. decd may unite herein and contribute
to the of this suit. Plaintiffs,
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SALES DY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS
Bl WI |. MOSRY. AL
NEGRors ar AUCTION q, r,,.a,,

n
" morning the eih will sell. on Market atreel
ikeiy N"Ete oman and thid good house servant and
very hsSN Aeey" H., about ie years u age.
may u tstmnN
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The Gunrt dath order thai the defendant c

The tuurt eth order thai the defendant Charles H. ncker
Sheriff Aluhers county, and as such al A Of Wait Powell
deed before of thr GOmm of this court,
his administration OF the estate of his inCtatc
which said snr is directed to examine
and make report til reef Co the Court ogrth
with OF the Piaiufs'deb.san of all "hor debt
which the of the sail tostatc is Liable
The will ais, enquire the fact and ascertain
and report whether the real estate in the bill men
of this county, can be divided in
Lad aint Watt Powcll portion separately lis por
tau heng nuth eleven Of the property and
mako Cont with mltlet specially stated
emrd pertinent by himself required by the parties to he
stated The said directed notify al tho cred
Wait Powell decd by advertisement in some news
per printed in the city Lynchbrrg. week. for four
weeks present before him their claims for txam
nltion and settlement a Copy--Ies1C,
lnO. DANIEL in, Crk.
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c,ovCVI,IN1. NICE FOR rsEE s.sTTLE

- FOIK-Just receive beautiful assortment If English
straw Ipghorn and Braid Flats and Cars Tor fluts and
children to which call the attention Of thtladies
MCDONALD HOOPER,
doors above Exchange corner
mayot Lynchburg, Va
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Thinner and Ten Ses..-Freneh China, Plain, Gilt and
- Decorated Dinner and Tea Setsjus received fresh
supply supply. Also, Iron Stone Ware, White Granite or
which anxious close out 'e
fore moving Now is the time for barganA
Call us, LIST door above Powell's Hotel Petersburg
dec Its MUIR 4 STEVENS.
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LILLIAN sNrsIpN-Ihr-c Im.,iom. S,rmu.

"a n >,
of all Aavors constantly supplied fountain
nh cecod soda aer-ney delicious and rcrcthng
drnk STROTHER & WHITEHEAD,
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I.yNesHssssss. ufUHNu,

"a I.SNgBHHs Nss EURNu- .s>rwaSysxr.a
" IUHE EMpDRiI M.--Ihe sub - s.>ss.@.w-kfI
TYr scrlhur, having rcopcu0h at his old NSf----aIA
I stand, would inform his friends ahd
tho public generally that he has largo
EIEGAN1 ASSORTMENT OF ~ HN11 tfRE, stupaRsng
any thing before exhbi Cd la this city Among the
many and beautiful uccs he torbear
flmpons Pdpt Secretary, Hudsead aud Toilet Table
bned This ia not only exceedingly ingenious conrvHnto
but that challenges the admiration ot all who behold
Those wishing 10 purchase respectfully solicited to call
No charge examination stock and but little II YOU
should buy All work sold securely packed of charge
fiHir and Shuek mattresses made to order
T. j. FOLKS.
~ BE Ia cali On FuAos before purchasing elsewhere
yuu reRrct H. M others have done lapl 22d&clyH
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MHILL EOOD-Bran, Shorts, ShipssuM and
VA Browns,ua large stock of the above, which We Will
dispose guam titles upon the most liberal terms
atl ~ swim LANGHORNE g. JOHNS
eNDas3 SALE-Dr exchange for nank AeeCks
II sou Virginia and 1ori, sse laioad sid mortgage.
onds INA I-isl II LlNo, .! VI = ".
nnall, Label. n Al IA CA Ii sKIN.-9O u oxen,
II inst to for sale on liberal terms by
lots y, ltoA-Lis, = ~
COUNTING HOUSE, Library and Onace
j DESK for sale by L. J. FoLKEs
10 dScts
NOR sALE-1 , shares Ajisizehs sssyiR4s y snk
II stock una tst his, 5tisN:sE - TT.
HUsT RECEIVED and for sale . lss 81 CeUsa
ma ass YoUN0ER Z sNx1
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sylcs Molr sku Dress HINTS, eyory variety
style pfier 81 Soft Hat and beautiful aasor
mcni Of pannu1 Florence and PUNISHABLE Braid Bd Eye
Icrhoin and straw Iata Alison very few pretty drab Con
gross and Checked SIR Summer Caps
aud }-dNpUs MCDONALD ~ HOOPER.
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Danes famous line IAN hope abandonye who enter here
las been recommended motto tor railroad cars.
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CHEAT GsIsH-Throngs u citizens aud strangers
IA ina daily be the Clothing zaT Of burroughs
Shacr Co.. wonder for the proprictors offer In ter
beautiful clothing, attractions thai few resist
New being received almost daily from their manu-
factory that the heavy sales made, their
stock 5 kept constantly rPsenshed
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b % that my distribution Enterprise thh
place She I'D OF February The unusual hardness
prevented me from seeing and settling win
them shall Tx upon hnniher
ay than about the LIST Of August nj which time The
will certainly take place or the tickets called IN mud
the money Tentnfi,d should the sale Of tickets justify
in doing it upon earlier day as am anxious 10
have the draring take place At the earliest possible time,
JESSE T. HOPKINS,
f.. lEdSctlst an Liberty, Va.
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POI: NEGRUI~ lAe sHhscfibcr beps Leave 10 inform
tn. SUfrt,f srbHra ud H Vicinity, that he has returned
n,afe oorc liz w ntin iar several months for Tue
uf,s ~ laSuE S,pveas the southern market, be
# teu and thirty years Tor which he VIII pay
the tishts Hirgmond eash Iflets
ileran Ia. f,naiat the Auction Store Of Mr. VIM II Mos.
Ia, A.. s.rr,t Al ali times r. IL. DAVIS.
Il {+y Information concerning Negroes will nu liberal
10 I'D to 4. II -
= Id,,.- i.,uetlurp Va Ife iFdStifim
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-29

TEACHING SLAVES TO READ.-A letter from
Memphis to the st. Louis Republican, says: -
The recent disturbances among the blacks in
the interior of this State and Kentucky have
been the source of considerable anxiety to all
slavehOlding communities In some Of the
Sunday Schools Of this city slaves have been
taught to read the Bible, and the late attempt
ed insubOrdinaton Of the blacks has caused
the propriety of this method of instruction to
be seriously questioned by the public The
matter was taken up by the City Council, and
their action resulted in the adoption Of the
following ordinance:
Be it ordained by The Board Of Mayor and
aldermen Of the City Of Memphis, That it shall
be unlawful hereafter, to teach letters to ne
groes in Sabbath Schools or elsewhere within
the limits of the corporation, and that the
Mayor cause the Superintendents Of negro
Sabbath Schools, &c, to be notified of the
passage of this ordinance, and for every viola
tjon thereof the parties so offending shall be
taken before the Recorder, and upon convic-
ton, be fined not less than $50, nor exceed
ing $780, for each and ev0ry offence.
This is another instance in proof of the
evil consequences to the slave of the injudi-
cious excitement and agitation upon the sub
ject of slavery. The letters Of the poor black,
are made more calling by every wrong at
tempt to remove them. The amelioration OF
their condition depends upon the confidence
and bond Of kindness which the relation Of
master and slave engender AS dissou-
ton Of the connection is impracticable,
whatever disseminates distrust and hatred
between the parties, makes the relation an
unmitgated curse, strife of the worst
human passions-a hell on earth-a war
Of the spirits of evil. The slaves will not
recover in a generation the happiness and
freedom which the late attempt at revolt will
deprive them Of
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-29

~ Since Mr.. Buchanan changed his loca-
ton from his home in Wheatland to Philadel
phia, that he might the better accommodate
his political friends in the distribution of the
patronage of the government, his quarters have
been constantly thronged, an great amount
Of dissatisfaction is said to have been engen-
dered among the older class of Democrats, in
consequence of the fvoriti>m which the
President elect manifests toward young crop
Of politicians, who appear to be acting as his
advisers. The correspondent of the New
York Herald, writes that many old fashioned
Democrats, anxious to serve their country,
have already "come and gone in apparent dis
gust" and disappointment. Forney and Dan.
Sickles, who are acting as ushers and outside
entry entertainers, have had to intimate to
large number that the President was entirely
too much engaged to receive them, and it
would be very uncertain when his leisure
would admit of an interview. Mr.. Buchanan
has decided the fate of a large mass Of the
ofIicc- seekers already. and thus disposed OF a
large amount of labor that would necessarily
follow his Inauguration with rush, should he
defer the business at this time. Forney seems
to be the greatest favorite among the Penn
sylvania politicians, and is evidently desirous
to secure some profitable appointment, since
his chances for election to the U. S. Senate
have began to wane. Hon. J ohm Slidell, of
Louisiana, occupies high position in the con-
fidence of the President. The Herald's cor
respondent concludes that the character of the
incoming administration may be pretty clearly
determined, even at this early day, from the
character of the Presidents associates and
apparent advisers. Mr.. Buchanan will try
hard to heal the heart burnings among his
Southern friends, caused by his published
views upon the Pacific Railroad and Squatter
Sovereignty questions, by liberal dispensa-
ton of patronage among the discontented but
it is anticipated that even this manifestation
of generous regard will not restore peace or
confidence with the great mass Of the trading
politicians of the party. The President evil
IDENTIFY foresaw the impending difficulty, and
has commenced early to adjust matters so as
to avert as much as possible any serious rup-
ture in the family. The Richmond Enquirer
intimates that the distrust of Mr. Buchanan
in the South has been instgated by Governor
WISE
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-29
g. A correspondent Of the National Intel

O6F a correspondent Of the National Intel
lgencer. gives the opinion Of the highest court
of Judicature in Prussia upon slave case
brought before it at Berlin, by a traveller who
had brought with him his servant a slave. from
Brazil. The master had told the slave that
he should treat him as a simple servant while
in Europe. but on their return to Brazil, he
should expect him to resume his former condi-
ton. Having lmbibcd taste for freedom, TIE
slave refused obedience to his master, and cited
him before the tribunals to show what right
be had to control him. The lower courts dis
charged the slave. The case was appealed to
the Supreme Court, which, after long and
thorough deliberation with the gravity and
impartialiity Of German philosophical juris-
prudence, decided the parties were governed
by the law of their dom;cil, and as the laws OF
Brazil sanctioned slavery, and the plaintiff
was slave in Brazl, the master had a right
to hold him Under this decision, Southern
slaves could be carried to Prussia with more
safety to the masters claims than into our free
States
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-29

frF 1t is most shameful, that while the de-
luded recruits that have been inveigled into
Nicaragua for very base purposes, by very
gross misrepresentation, are starving and dy-
ing in the camps, in the face Of hostile forces.
or are begging of passengers the means of re-
turning home, public meeting should be held
in New YorkSand men high in office and pub
lie consideration, should lend their sanction to
it, for the purpose of sending out fresh rein
foreements to even more doubtful fate
When it is considered, that it is the avOwed
purpose Of Walker to annex Nicaragua to a
new republic torn from the American Union,
and thar he is in league with men here in that
unpatriotic object, the encouragement OF bis
fllibustering falls little short Of treason. We
are apt to think the poor fellows that are en-
ticed to 20 to Nicaragua, are the dregS Of soci-
ETY.; they are bad enough, and little is lost in
/ their DEPARTURE but if those who have urged
others to 20 could be sent there oo,-if the scum
Of the surface could go with the dregs,-the
whole country would have cause for rejoicing
At the meeting above referred to, largl
amounts Of bread, bacon and shoes were sub
scribed for the aid OF Walkers army. TC
such subscriptions no humane man can object
though the suffering and misfortune designed
to be relieved may have been caused by tht
imprudence Of the soldiers themselves. But
the subscription of the 1000 rifles taken a
the same meeting, and the consideration giyer
to Walker and his Objects are not merltei by
the man or the purposes he has in view. l
would be bad enough to entice or send meI
there, well equiped and under the protection
Of our government, and its officers, but to fur
nish men and means to such heartles
usurper as Walker has proven himselfto be
to further objects of very doubtful tendency 70
the interest your own government, is a mat
ter that should be deprecated by every cihzeI
Of the country.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-29

0. & NJ. RAILRoAD.-Tho St. Louis Re-
publican says the link in the Mississippi and
Ohio Railroad between Washington and Sey-
mour in this State, will be completed in four
weeks, and then Cincinnati will be within
twelve hours travel Of st. Louis; and the
mails will no longer be sent round through
the Spitzbergen SHOWS of Northern Illinois,
where they are often lost in the drifts and
remain undiscovered till spring. We also
hopea reliable telegraph line will follow the
railroad. The Republican thinks "the con-
summation of this great work, to which the
people have been looking for more than FIVE
years, is worthy of some appropriate celebra-
ton beftting the greatness and dignity of
such an event" We are sorry the celebra-
ton of the completion of the Straight Line
Road cannot be embraced in the same demon
stration. But it will come in time
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-29
H13srumnD Esa1EAwE1.

Whatlady gentleman would remain under the
curse of disaSrecabIe reath when By using the Balm
of Thousand Flowers"as dentilrice would not only
render it bat leave the teeth Waite aabastcr?
sany persons do not know er breath is bad, and the
subject delicate their friends will meution it.
Pour single drop Of Tho Bnim" your toothbrush
AMI wash the teeth night and morning. Gty cent bot
tie will last year.
BE.UTwCL CoAPLEMoH may easily be acquired by
using the "BlIm OF a ThOusaud Flowers" 1t viii re
move tan, pimpes ami frccles from the skim leaving
il of soft and roseate hue. Wota towel pour on two
orihree drops and wash the face night and morning.
Shaving MADE EAsY.-Net your shaving bra n in
either warm orenld water, n0ur three drops
OF ''Bllm of thousand Flowers" " rub the beard well
aud it will It beautiful soft ather much facilitating
the operation of shaving. Price only Fifty Cents.
FErEIDGE & Co.. propretors.
KELLER, FARNSLEY & co.
apps lyd&w Agents for Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-29
ASTONISHING EFFECT cF ONE BOTTLE In
An At.tiL. tYAfkD CASE OF Dl sPEPsIA.

PHILADE FIIA. March 20 1855.
Dear Sr-Darng the last hve Years have been afflicted
tn Dyspepsia, il aggravated End
receiving any Bsueh therytro every remedy
that disease. In '
aly great danger from
of he rise OF
and all my efforts relief in /
duced through the recommendation
try ''Houh nd's German Biters'' and the
Of reIiefI have the ,ulv
bot is astonis ng. ard compe that
without BitJers tor money. through
their enIOJig better health than have known
many years. Very respectfully
ELILABETH GATL
To DR.. C. N. Jackson. No. y Carter's Alley.
See Advertisement. dec4-d6w
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-29
MEXICAN MUSTANG LsNEmENT.

Its wonderful effects and consequent
history the Maceria Nadfea aequ
the patronage. subjected the .
and with few iaure the
Mustang Liniment L has justly been styled PaHecea
all external wounds. Cuts Swengs. Spraius, Bruises
eruptions of beast l. surprs-
virtue that physicians compelled prescribe and
from remarkable Of Chronic and Dis orted
RheHmatis it naturally attracted Ruch attention
the first scientific minds of the No family afford
be without bottle Mustang Lin house
BEWARE OF DITATlONS.
The genuine sold by respectable dealers all parts
the world. BARNES Il PARK, Broadway aud Duane st.
NeT-N6rk. dsc24 In
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-29

So Dyspepsia in all its various forms Of emaci9ted hu-
nanity resulting from small like
producing Flatu Nausea in the
a7d thousan other ailments en!ing deb
the physical all Of these ills yield
DR. Hotetters celtbrated stomach Bitter giving
it the reputation renstating health thousands
who have tried its yIytng and gtbeuug iu1ence
their most Departing and broken constitutions. All
should Biters daring this weather,
preventive diseases sale
by WoOLSEY d SAWYER.
dsef-dGT UALLOCK & STODDARD.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-29
OLr The E. and C. Railroad COMPANY have

o. The E. and G. Railroad Company have
we are pleased to learn--the subject of a
morning and evening train under considera-
tion, to enable our country friends to pay the
city visit and return the same day. The
directors are desirous to accommodate the pub
lie and to do ali in their power to promote the
interests of the city, and if the arrangement
shall not require too great sacrifice on the
part of the Company, the change will be made.
If made, there will be a strong obligation on
the part Of the public to be liberal in its sup
port, and to contribute all in their power to
maintain it. Those who shall enjoy the bene-
fits Of it, ought not to quarrel about a dime
more or less In the charges for freight or pas
sage, If the road makes sacrifices to accom-
modate the public, the people must give the
road generous and hearty support.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-29

G,- Land spectators appear to have got on
full head of steam in Kansas, and we may
soon expect to hear an explosion. 4 letter
from Leavenworth says that "a lot containing
so acres, lying half mile from town. sold al
private sale, day or two since, for $1,000.
One Of 53 acres for $4,000 One of 16 acres
for $4,000. Single lots, 24 feet by ITO, are
selling at from 200 to 2,5OO! Small Office
buildings rent for GOO a year,
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-29

0r The ice trade of Boston and the saw
dust trade of Maine will be very largely in
erased this year. An immense commerce in
these two commodities has been built up du-
ring very few years, and they are at present
two of the most important articles of export,
as well as sources of revenue cannected with
the New England trade
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-29
DAGUHaRKOVYPks FOR so DENTS.

In consequence the success, of the
Daguerreotype Co in t city they will continue open until
further notice. Daguerreotype usual 50
plete Morocco and ted large Fami
ly Troupe Pictures Pins ookets &e pro
ately prices. Washington Hall ElIios
SaddIery. Main
dec9-3wd MERRITT & co.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-29

0F We see it stated in St. Louis paper
that Hon. Rufus Choate has consented to de-
liver lecture in that city, during the winter,
on the subject Of Criminal Law" Would it
not be we'll for the officers of the Library AS
sociation to consult this distinguished lecturer
and lawyer, in relation to delivering a lecture
here during his visit West.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-29

o. We learn from the tobacco dealers Of
Henderson, Ky, that over four thousand hogs
heads Of the various kinds Of tobacco will
have been shipped from that point by the close
Of the season, entirely from last years crop
The average value per pacEageis two hundred
and fifty dollars, making total of S 100000.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-29
FOR TIE EOur.NAL.

Tnever 'spired tew BE- pot.
Il need at tell. 'spose you it)
Bat if thaWt there's virtu init
Darn'd if | would mt in q mint!
Bat when you ts>sh Of dol & 'ratypin.
Webster's round aud takes delite in;
Ded or live he'll stamp your feeturs.
And babiz'' tow. deer little
On paper, iron glass r plate,
Hen fix yewr shadder sure as fate.
So natrAl and so treW life,
When yew'rs away twill foo ycwr wife.
nov26-dtf TlLE5TON's Gallery.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-29
.IuAT NOTICE THIS.

J. FENDRIQH BROS. have just received large stock
ofmpored and dom site cigars. They have also
large best virsntan tobacco All
good Cigars and Tobacco would advise them cali
Z. FENDRICH & BROS.
noYIT Main door above First.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-29

0t5r The Atlantic Telegraph Company ex
pect to charge eight or ten dollars for a ten
word message between Europe and America.
If they cannot get business enough at those
rates, they will reduce it, perhaps, as low as
twenty-five cents a word.