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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-06

WOVEN AND PoRroIsEs.-Ns one =
the sagacious Sam Slick could ever y
discovered the close affinity which enf'
between women and porpoises. IsM
remarks:
/. Well its the natur If pofpoises ~
she one gets wounded, that III - 81 5.
PROPOSES race right afier her e =
They show her no mercy. Human
is the same as fish natur 70 TIN
lar, and it's as scaiy too. Whesa -. :
gets a wound from an arrow, shc .! !!
scandal, or envy, or malice, q -
for not keepin' her eye on - e.
and shapin' her course - - y |.
men, women, boys, parsoss snd "
goin', gossippin' wives, Pious az =. -
maids, all start out in full cry, IT, j. :. |.
Of bloodhounds after her, and - = |.
pieces, and If she earths and = - 80
to get safe into hole fast, thsI - -.
yeil round ii every time she shoss 4. +
like so many imps Of darkness 4.
race Of charity to which lone,' II =
ious lookin' critter can BE- 10 q g a
fust. They turn up the whites 8 =
eyes, like ducks in thunder q : -. J. u
it's 50 wicked. But gal hunt ~ :.
dearly. it's servin' the Lord.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-06

~ Mrs. Lydia Elliot Oh. .. .' ! nj
H., died lately, aged io@ '>
and Is days.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-06

he gaze3 upon the vision, and turns away
chased by the sword Of fame and demons
Of frightful form. Then he again wanders
over the earth, ever with 1--WE pieces Of
copper in his pocket, ever with the mark
of blood upon his forehead. Maddened
with the agony of life, he throws himself
into the crater of Etna, but the boiling
liquid and sulphurous flames harm him not.
The floods Of lava yomit him forth, for his
hour is not yet come. Embarking upon
the sea, the wind raises its surface into
mountain waves--the vessels divides, and
all perish save the Wandering Jew. Too
light to sink in the ocean, its waves cast
him upon the hated shore. He plunges
into hundred bloody conflicts without
sword or shield. All in vain. The lead.
en- balls rain harmlessly upon him !; battle
axes and cimiters glance from his charmed
body. Where mounted squadrons fight
with the fury Of demons, he casts himself
under the feet Of the horsemen, and is un.
harmed, so rivited arc his soul and body
together. He says to Nero, "Thou art
drunk with blood" To Christian and
Mussulman, /" Drunk Art thou with blood. I"
They invent the most horrible tortures for
his punishment, yet iniure him not. Leav.
ing. in his vain pursuit Of death, the lands
that throb with lie and industry, the Wan.
dering Jew threads the solitary jungles Of
the tropics. He walks in poisoned air,
and fierce lions and fat-headed serpents
will only sport with him as he hastens by.
And thus he wanders
-. ffaversing mountains and eeas,
8H Ransing neither in The cities nor tie dcsesss;
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Prizes payable in Full s0ithom Deduction
APPROXIMATION PRIz Es.
Whole Tickets s2o; Halves &c. Quarters $500.

APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
The preceding and the succeeding numbers those
the 222 prizes will be entitled
Proclamation prizes. For exampls:-f ticket No. 1880
prize those tickets 1928 I249
1881 and Il252. will each be entitled $780,
cording the above scheme If should be drawn
ths approximations would be O. 29e99 and 30 00O
30 coo should be drawn the would be
29e9S 1899 and II ticket No 20 29s99 houd
the approximations will be on the principle.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
In the above scheme there &c 900 tickets
There 222 full prizes and ss appro
making in all l. ITO pliZes
The 600 corresponding with hs
bsrs the tickets printed slips paper
rolled and encircled with small tin in
Glass Wheel
222 prizes print
ed and enoircled placed in another re-
volying the wheels number drawn wheel Of
numbers and At the same time prize is drawn
Wheel BY boys who indfoded The the
prize drawn out and the
registered by the Commissioner the prize being placed
the number drawn This operation Hnti
all the prizes drawn The drawing then printed
and af ooparison the Commissioner vertifes
YectnesB te 1888
ALI orders for tickets packages any the Mary
Land viii receive prompt attention and the draw
Address T. y. HUBBARD & CO..
No. 50 Faystte ST., Boz No. 40,
ees2@-H Baltimore. MARYLAND.
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COMMERCIAL.
RIvER AND MARKETS.

PGrTsBURG, Oct. "a.
River 90 inches by the metal mark, and rising slow
IL. Weather clear and cool.
CIEcINEATI, Oct. "a.
The river has risen l6 inches, and is at stand
Weathsr cloudy and cool.
BALTIMORE, Oct "a.
1T tie cattle market yesterday 100 Beeves Of
fered, of which 400 were driven Eastward and 100
manned The balance sold at prices varying
from 6 to &c nett, Hogs in fair supply I9se
The market for breadstufs remains unchanged TO day
Whisky sells at last quotations.
@ IncENRATI, Oct. "a.
Flour firm, sales at 6@6 O5 Wheat firm, sales of
Red at / ls. white IS. Whisky 271-a927%. Groce
rise are uncha nged.
HRw YORK, Oct. "a.
Flour quiet sales Of COO bbls State at 5G@@6 90
Southern 25@7 60. Wheat dull, sales of 81 900 bush
els Corn declining, saes Of $500 bushe s. Pork is
dull but easier. Beef Arm. Lard quiet and prices
Ter, sales at l3X Whisky firm.
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G- The French Government are making
eton in Liberia. The government, itself takes
at given prices, all that may be grown in
the colony for several years, thus securing the
raisers against any loss from a depression of
J prices by rival foreign cottons. The produc-
ton is rapidly increasing, and the quality is
said to be good. The French fatter them
selves they may one day be renderedin some
degree independent of America for this impor-
tant article ae
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-25

OF Casualties to steamboats, by sinking in
the Mississippi are now becoming almost of
daily occurrence. The steamer Creole which
sunk in the lower Mississippi, at what time
and place, we were unable to ascertain. The
steamer Chancellor, Capt. Stewart, lies sunk
at Goose Island, in four feet water. All the
freight has been saved. ~
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MAP OF VANDERBURG CoUNTY.-We exam
ined yesterday complete and accurate map
of Vanderburg county, drawn by Mr. William
Kempf Every road. cross-road, and creek,
is laid down, with the number of acres con-
tanned in the sections and fractional sections.
The map has evidently been gotten up with
great care and precision, and will be found a
valuable assistant to the owners of real es-
tate, in the city and county The map is to
be Autographed, and sold only to subscribers
at 81 copy. Mr.. Kempf is now canvassing
the city, and will give all an opportunity Of
procuring the map. ssa6s
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OF The beautiful and fourishing town OF
GRANVILLE, Ill, is rapidly going ahead. The
authorities of the town have availed them
selves of the low water in the Wabash to OBJ
tain gravel from bars to gravel the streets Of
their village.
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KANsAs.-It will appear by our Kansas
correspondence, comparative quiet and securi-
ty reigns in this hitherto agitated territory;
and Gov, Geary is acting with efficiency and
we trust with justice to all parties. Our cor
respondent seems not to find any serious cause
of complaint against the Governor for his con-
duct of late. .r
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or The fog and sunshine had long strug-
gle yesterday The sun insisted on dispelling
the damp fog which settled down on town and
river, but the fog wouldn't CO. and SO all the
day long we looked in vain for either rain or
fair weather. The fog kindly hid from view
the bar in front of town, and river men, with
. vivid imaginations were as happy as though
q. the bar was three feet under water
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RIvER.-The prospects for rise are favor
able. Our latest advices from Pittsburgh re-
port the river rising, with wet weather. 1t
is probable that in the course of ten days, we
will have fair stage of water. The st. Louis
Republican of Thursday, says: sf
The river at this point was at stand yes
terday. The Illinois river is about as last re-
ported-no change. We have no reports from
the Upper Mississippi or Missouri rivers
There was no arrival from the Missouri yes
terday. The weather continues warm and
pleasant. The levee was thinly strewn with
boats last evening when We left it. Things
looked blue.
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TEvery one who could command hook
and line, and an hours time, yesterday, was
busy at the river taking out salmon of the
finest quality. The low water affords fine
fishing. and our citizens are generally availing
themselves of this opportunity so rarely Of
fered. GA
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HThe Louisville journal saws !:

We are authorized to say by the engineer
who has the work in charge that the canal will
not be opened until about the 3D. day of No
vernber as it will inevitably require a fort
nights time yet to remove the loose stones
and other material from it.
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AZ The Rev. Mr.. JACOBS, for number Of
years pastor of the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, will preach valedictory sermon to-
morrow morning at his church. on the corner
of Second and Locust. Services will COM
mence at 10 u O'Clock a
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OF The item in yesterday mornings Jour
nal, in relation to the busy times at our office,
might have suggested the idea that something
was the matter with the proofreader. For
once it was the fault Of the printer.
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London Editors in America.

There now may be some hopes that the
gross ignorance and absurd plumbers displayed
by the London Press in all their writings up
on the affairs of this country may be reform
ed. Mr.. Delaine the manager of the "Thun-
derer, '..the London Times--sometimes denom-
mated the "Great Potentate in the Newspaper
world" arrived in the Niagara, at Boston Q
few days ago Mr.. Delaine has been educated
to his profession; his father was long time,
sub-editor of the Times, and afterwards
chief editor of the Morning Chronicle. The
son seyyed under the father in the Times and
continued with it after his father left it. Be-
sides Mr.. Delaine there are now two of the
prominent contributors to the Times travel
ing in this country, watching events, learning
its history, institutions, improvements and re-
sources.
The results will doubtless be a much more
accurate and temperate view Of American az
fairs in that paper hereafter, than has charac
terized its leaders in times past.
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or The contest for premiums offered to
the fast horses did not come off at Henderson
on Thursday as anticipated. The Fair held
over one day longer than the advertised time.
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OF 1t will be seen by our Dispatches in
this mornings JOURNAL, that the river has riS-
en- sixteen inches up to yesterday evening and
is still rising slowly at Cincinnati.
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- p ~ Assurances come to us from authentic
and reliable sources, that the American Party
are confident of carrying both New York and
Pennsylvania for Fillmore. 81 wTH
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NEWS FOR ALL

y L =
WXTE beg inform customers the Ladies
AV particular. that ready show of
e g-andest displays. in FANCY STAPLE DRY GOODS.
before offered In this market We
give full description Of immense stock Suffice
that Ladies' Goods
and English Merinos Woollen Plsds black Silks
De Mautas Shawls the richest French Embroide-
Damasks and Embroidered Wiudow Curtains. Calicoes
Ginghams Elan nes Lnseys Jeans Satnet Domestics and
thousands other articles mention
be whether in STYLE quality price
still adhere noto-'SELL CHE HEAP
Call everybody the Main the
of First. sep5 R0SER, BRO. & FREY.
SALARATUS.-1Ooboxes pure Saleratus In lb papers;
~ 10 bbls pure do;
20keas 100 lbs each do received and fol
sale by oct15 PRESTON BROS.
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A CAR d.

HHAVING associated with me in business Mr. Chsrles
n MoJohnstOu. Jr in place Of Mr. s. Vickery retired.
We will eontiune do Family Grocery and Provision
business the old stand, the Washington Hotel"
u nder the and style of VICKERY & JOHNSTON.
will be happy wait all old friends and euso
and many may favor with their
patronag promising to do the agreeable TO al.
JAMES W. VICkERY.
P. S.-Mr. Sam Viekery is authorized make collec
tions and all demands against the old firm The
of the old firm will be used in the Ii Iudation debts &c.
iyI7 J.W. V.
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a or A. II. Sanders, Esq, has retired from
= the Evansville Journal. The journal was ably
conducted by Mr.. s., and q staunch supporter
~ American principles. - Ion. Jour.
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SOMETHING INTER- ESTING.

AS been receiving his Clothing Store Main street
the Journal Once the largest
and Boys Clothing brought
the city and which he Intends sell lower than house
city; satisfy everybody the fact.
tho pablo cali and examine his stock and judge
for themselves.
EAny kind of Clothing made up to order the short
est notice. seple-lmd
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Ua1o99 P6Qo99g

This Hitherto intracta6e disease Of every form and
CURED BY external AFPIICATIo ONLY,
DIR. CAVANACGH,s PILE sALVE
WX7I fail in giving immediate relief and POSI-
lively curing the worst aud obstinate Of
ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN fl
here elsewhere the Pill and the result of
patient study and Investigation.
Sufferers from have remedy at hand which wiz
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL.
without fear of failure its do all the
claims for it, Full directions accompany
that ia requisite richly to observe them and
The proprietor the following from
gentlemen Of and standing who have voluntarily
their own cases. Read them.
Tie Hon. Richard Yates late enber gress tho
Springfield (Il.) district. says
Dr. Thos H. Cavsn augh-DearSir: Tine preparation
naUgh's Pile SsYe which you furnished, found
service producing an easy and speedy cure do not hest
Respectfully. RICHARD YATES.
The following, from Rev. B. F. BIisew
Jackson Vile, H., December 49, 1884.
Dr. Cavanaugh-I conceive 1t 80 be duty oweto the af
ens 70 % e as or s SHs
sorely afflicted with pain Ioathsome disease
Piles having my patience trying vaeous
benefit by the strong accommodation of your Save BY my
friend the Hon Richard Yates was induced try IT.
P''''0'' an 'n'''' cure F. BKfsTow.
Chicago, August 20. 1855.
Dear sir: When arrived in this city few days ago.
suffering intensely with the piles mention cd nv
Pile Salte saying Ifriedit-th Is
immediate. and am nov we'll believe it to be, as il
proved in invaluable remedy ana for
that disease the Piles Ard as such recommend 70 Others
Yours: truly. JOHN ". HANSON; St Lo1is , Nc.
$50. Sole Proprietor. st. LOuis. No.
CRAWFORD EEL.
iv1e-1vIkw KELLER FARN>LEY & co.
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LATEST ARRIyAL.-A strange looking craft
propelled by steam arrived at the landing yes
te-day evening from Cannelton. The low wa
ter has brought into requisition all manner of
boats. .,.
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ENRANCTS FENDRICH & BROTHERS respectfully ine
n form the citizens of and vicinity hav
established branch their old and extensively known Bal
more house in this place. where they will manufacture
constantly have for sale cyl kinds of Domestic and
Tobaceo Cigars and Snuff Their Tobacco
Cigars embrace variety and brand will be
saved to the purchaser by giving CALL wewarrant
esll At prices Please call and examine aug233m
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CLOTHING AT WHOLE SALE.
Encourage Home Ind MstrX.

EnCOuraSe HON g HUI uSLrys
NHE ndersgned take leave inform the merchants of
IL this city an country thatthey have this dav
ed the manufacture of CLoTHISG also importing and
dealn overcoatings. Cloths Casemeres Satenet Jeans
Tweeds, and all of Lnings and Tailor Trimmings.
Having purchased the materials of class factories
and 10y the best of hands it enables
stanta sewing and perience in this branch bus
several enables compete with other
establishment of this in respect prices well
terms.
We therefore take occasion request visit before
seek distant markets where assure you you viii
find good aud prices lower here than
places Please call examine order verify.
A. ANSPAOHER & co.
iyl5-4m Main street. next door to Braach Bank.
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IMMENSE DITIOW OF STOCK
" HOMEMADE AND EUROPEAN IMPORTED IEArHEEs A

OF all eolors and descriptions.
orders TO be made Up into che most fAshion-
patterns France Eastern cities
of dips shoes and CATERS with heels high
moa$ fasdious ladies', and psxfeos Of patterns
for children large and GanN tAs shenstle
Shssgteys % esrt2S-9@ JoESs EAseE.A
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OF The forger;es known as the "Huntinton
documents" the N. Y. Journal Of Commerce
says, will amount to upwards of $500, OOO-
Messrs Phelps, Dodge, C Co., having already
traced over $4,000, and five or six other
firms have also detected counterfeits of
their signatures. Some Of the banks, it now
appears, have discounted portion of the forg-
ed paper.
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TENAR.-20 bbls CaroIina. for sale by
l. GOTTA s. E. GILBERT CO., Syc. Water.
BANK NOTTCI
TARPAULfNs, AWNINGS, &C., &C.

Tvy undersigned 10 prepared TO splice any kind of ropf
straping blocks description; the making
ary AwEingT. Sc TO be found % any time
VIVA. Greer scsntrsl Eeuss. Dvision street.
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EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

NEW POTATOES.
CONSTANT supply Potatoes lower than they sell
n market. jylO HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Evansville, Indiana.
THNHE Fourth the above Institution will
commence Monday. the LIST day of september. 1896
Young Men desrous of thoroughly qualifying
for business respectfully invited to the advantages
sented by this School
The instruction practical
Entry Book Keeping all its branches including
Accounts Carren Account Sales Commercial COrrespOn
dence. Penmanship and Mercantile Calculations.
fell Course oflessons be completed in six
ten weeks. Time limited Students can commence at
time For Catalogue giving full particulars address
Haug23-tf JEREMIAH BENIN, Principal.
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SALES or REAL EsTATE.
NEW Fall GOODS,

n
FHNHE in receipt of their supply of
il Fall Winter BOOTS and SHOES. select ed tor the
city country trade embracing variety and quality
Mem ana Ohildren's to which they call
the after on of the public. MCREA & WELLS.
sep5 First street. Fosters Block
ERROOMS.-5Od Oz ass d imitation Shaker BreOms;
ID SO do do fancy do;
IS do extra do;
10 do hearth do;
10 do whsks. ass'd common TO extra.
sep23 z. II. COOK SON
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers,
EWAvING leased for term of and fitted ur the
Old Court House. Main and Third streets
preparedo receive for sale auction private
SALE all kinds Ofgoods and merchandise household
furniture. horses. buggies, etc.. etc.
disturbances m sde nsign ments whom required.
Regular sales Tuesday Thuriday and Saturday.
cing o'clock. A. M Also Tuesday edn esdsy
and Friday nights, at early gas light.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The first Monday of every month, at 10 O'Clock A. N.
Having provided ourselves with large Map of the City of
Evansville containing all the Engagements and be-
evng 1t will be for the interest of all concerned have
Mo uday of Every month for the sale of
All those wishing sell
in time the public due office
The of those having Houses and Lets Lands
for sale either public private sale solicit
ted. jy15 WOOLSEY- Il NELSON. Auct's.
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Sr. CHARLES HOTEL,


GsOFFRE.-1oosa sacks Prime reed FER Arkansaw Trays
a err. and for sale By sep3 PRESTON BROS.
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LII persons who have claims against will please pr
sent them immediatey for payment; aud all those wi
know themselv indebted to will do favor BY
ing the same. iyl7-tf wv. & s. FIOkERYe
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partners9ig heretofore existing between Fielding
hnson French is this day dissolved by mutual consent
VIM e French alone authorized 20 setlthe business Of
said 6rm FIELDING JOHNSON.
augI4-tf WIN. e. FRENCH
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The will continue the business Of the former
Geo. Klein Co.. in the manufacture Of Lard Oil.
Scan and will sell whole retail
warrantinE the articles fully
If surerior those of Cincinnati market Orisra
NAV left Main street. between First and
second. sep2-tf DECKER & KRAMER.
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Et4HDLEs.-Ioo boze. Star. opsi and pressed sumns
aus1s ''- GEO FOSTER co.
ANREY LIsFE-In lots TO suit purchasers. delivered
ssns sne Dsp0' % oAnAl w 'A- GEO. FoRrER & co
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DINSOLUTION NOTICE.

TOTTCE is hereby given that the firm Of Geo. Klein h
Co. the Lard Oil. Soap and Candle business. has
dissolved The authorised settle all
the firm will collect all debts and all
bills Of said frm DECKER KRAMER.
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE


TENHE undersigned have this day formed copartn
under the style and firm of A. ] Colburn 4 Co..
having taken the stock and stand ofthe arm of Coburn
Hershberger will the liabilities the safe firm
Cohurn Hershherger and alone authorized settle
the business of the ANDREW j. COLBURN.
y25-tf JONAS CoLBURN.