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vsDs skiiIS. yIsscuER owES a sCHEIL Gss...L Ns.s-
ADykHrSiss HovsK. No SAC BAosB~Ar. NV YoHK.
PLATE AND WINDOW CLASS.
"EnOY, srNtrbEHs a co.. Ne. ~ Cfls Street.
II Ssse loSh isrosrsss AND M.surAc1rssss' AosNrr.
Chaners Fngsh sh Crosn and Crystal Plat wndow Glass
futed Glss- for say lights. Gr-en Houses, etc, .tc
Coi"red. Ornamental Optical aud Microscopic Glass.
The London and Manchester Plate Glass Company. Thick
i.hel Plate Tor stor- Windows, Ac., Ac.
lights
Attention s Invited the shave description.
Glas. Ia fr siorr- D-sn. and other quality
o th--- Articles l. Inferior corresponding
Our Sheet tiis.
k-ug Agent the Glass
enabled I.ai advantage
p'-s AMI laIgr .,eks Price Lists ~il b. Furnished sppleao
apl6- Sm-l'sl
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS;
LNDwAWDp -. DiGkIE, Q % GbdDLers Street " u,
IL Hudson Railroad
snL Consumers his c.shrais
favorable Parties Wishing Information
With prices rcpt of their address 6i.s
pattern. Ana pact-' free Of eharr- .Pl5-iyr.-lss-
FOR THE 1000 ,OO0l
a. =. PATENT MARBLE COMPANY,
DO rubsr~Ds srNksr, n ",
M ANurACTUREKs of hARBLE hANrLES. TABLE TOPS,
Italian Marbles This article. which
chemically combined w ealor-
form and color by which marble
than half the Of the msi,s shllr
bhty aud beauty Unlike MarblsiEd Iron and
surface work the color running the the
varnlsh us-d Ia beauty
tie. from ~ to 80 Table Tops, Ac. equally cheap.
Rights for the NfRaIcfare and MI,
statr- ~hch ~n iho-e
selves Information Furnished on application To
PETER RESNIE. President or
JossrH Lana s-cretary NEw YORK
or23-ly-lsNl
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NEW YORK, BREMEN a SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

ruNHE SHIPS COW PRIsING cf-
II this tin. are the wAsHINGr0N, Captain " M4fS
CavSSDr; HERMASN, Capt. EDuARD Htosixs - -LH1lyl
These steamers stop at Southampton, both going zSz
PROPOSED DATys oy sAIIISG-isS
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aps-s@trl com'a,on-r Of I0..eLr toL the Stat Of Nj
SNuFF AND OHACCO.
PETE X LORI LARD.

SNtFF AND TOHAC eco.
PETER LORILLARD
MANUFACTURER
No % Chatham street. New York
- UCCFSs0Ro o. PETsK GEEGE LosiI,kD,
- kinds "f SNUFF aud rOBACCOS la partcu
lars, PIcE
THIS Establishment the oldest the United
Stairs mais-lytED
n LIBRARY OF WIT. ROMANCE ANDKAlI-
MSS hing translations from the French edition. h~au
uuly Illustrated CATALOGUES free enclosing
stamp u II. s q. SMITH 4 CO.
nla22-om-lNI Box +2lO, New York, p o.
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MEnsI.IO IRON PIPE WORKS.
merrill x JAQUES.


NJ ANuFACTURERs AND DEALERS IN WROUGHT IRON
WI Pipes, fttng Tools, sDi
connected with Steam, Water
steamers Cue.- hosis, Private Dwsing. Ho,ptA Villages
bactorrs and Halls
A.o-rsl'-, Cocks Pumps, Guag-s, Boiler. Boiler
made order.
Our Cutting Machines
nissi 4" do double the work
Order. solicited from ascos Of the county. promptly
trnirh 90. lall-lN-IPl
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OFFICE
COMMISSIONER OR LOTTERIES.
BALTMoEE April Is. l-aS
TuNIE undersigned, Commsoner of Lotteries
ryand being IN receipt daily Of letters from portion.
of tn country, making inquiry Lottery Shr> uh
the country ho.ie and which Puort to he decided by h-
drawings Of h Maryland Consolidated
to answer all such ltirrs inquiry, and inform the bile all
Lotteries purporins ~ b. drcd by tie Maryland
gross frauds that certain parties Who style themselves Mr
Co aud pretend Ia L. Managers le Agrnts the
ter Lotteries at Cleveland Ohio aud said lottery
irSnd having neit-r gA
th-r fictitious hru, styled Murry Co. Cleveland Ohio
'np"-tor aud all lotteries which they profess Ia be
agents for al.a frauds.
RICHARD FRANCE, Of this city, i the Contractor
the Maryland lnT The the
ot FRANCE CO Manager and tly have
the city Of Baltimore There howrv-r,
dsrs Tor the of Maryland,
through this Office, to sell tickets the Maryland Lotteries
y. n McPIIAII.
aItSb-Sn(w) Comnsson-T Of Lotteries at Mi
kNSuING RsD>. REELS II0Oi>> Of AI.I.
II KINDS and Complete Assortment of Tackle
rhE GOLD MEDAL, (rie highest prruium) awarded
st Exhibition OF tic American Institute TOD J. @ CONROY No
65 FULTON ~ n. Y
for the tt Rods, Reels 1e J Al c. Merchants
Dealers aud Amateur the largest complete
Of e above articles wholesale and for
prices.
Al orders puncuay attended Merchants their
advantage Ia the which
purchase Net sns fykrs aud Netting of all kud
aud hand made. Ap+-Imtwl
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w IACKsoS 4 son, 60,

NN JACKSON a son,
W. CRATE AND FENDER MAKERS,
IySl-dly-lPl 2i6 FRONT street, and s31 broadway n v.
a.NNCEISiOK SEWING MACIIINts- by HOOD, BAT
IL TElE CO. Worcester, Mas, patented by kllA IIsWe,
SI-lt iu. Si6 Ti.-. Machines
repair They good
,ud workmanke manner, will do Taos and
',dilcr- work, Ia warranted satisfaction.
stitch will net than sewing done
Call aud them operation 90 CIiENUT P.I-IplA
stAT- ". A DAWSON. AgynL
myy-dly-isl
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

IRON 3. n. PrrrES0ILL cos sEwsPAPER ADvEKrIs-
INC HOUSE
- W. Co nearly all
la IN. UHtd States and Canadss One~s iis Nassau
Nev York, and 10 State street. Boste
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LIQUORS.
hRib WIS .Sa SSaRs .1si Sss .s : sssy
attention Of the trade to their large and superior Stock
SGs%1e S, and % London PSst S S.n!'. Dark and Pale
Old Jamaica aud CroiT Rum
Hook and Ciaret Wines
Sls SlIRTsTS1 Rys %6.syS q ysGn; s@s SrIpds so
GS"aSa GSaal Fo1i. e@4 GGs5iy saG siSlcS gGeSS1 X.
Philadelphia Porter Ale
Champagne Cider
Old Peach aad Apple Brandy
Goods warranted pure aud genuine.
sell DUDLEY4 CO.,
I IauonIcE roNaUA BEANs&e.-rhe subscriber
g 2, oa.s. superior 20 90. Stick nquOrce,
!: % I'' ss@:Isa del Carmen. ssi Mas. Lquoe,,
1900 hs .uprrIor BLACK insO,turs roSqaa Beans.
GO Is Gs.. oa Roses! ioS fo9 sal. on 40 seeS$ns S
JOHN 4. RoBISsoN
minis Corner Cary aud Va. ate.
- Once removed to r Of Christian Llhrop No " Main
Gnanauy elected Cashier The Once ha. BEEN re-
reSsy on When an Interest per- rn Vii ns @ pa on a. aS
remaining deposit sir months or longer aud ave for
ol1s T %sS% 6.T ssS .i SIs bee" 81 % sseS.: nee
never Ios, dollar failed pay any cernra
wM H CHRisTIGS Cashier,
mhit-diy HUGH W. YRY. secretary
- SCHOOI. FOH IuHECIIES.
NE Directors ofthe Pennsyyana Training soo Idoc
a. tsree ulndsd children Ioca,eda GsImanovn, Pa within
to ,h Iesn,on Il .neorPora,edb BY s sa,e Of Psnniyana
hoods known having ample Grounds, woodland The Training
and Education Of Inlce and Idotc children n.,tuiio6
now pursued upon the most approved principles knovn IN this
County or In Europe The Board Directors having
shoss efforts % dsveope u. Physical intellectual qu,e
made upon sppeS,oas directed 70 PSnS.yysSa rrs"Ss
arhoo for lnbrciles, Germantown pa.
The following compose ur present Board Of Directors
Rr REV ALoSzo PofrER.pD
,cE rErsbESr-,
hon q W Woodward jos H.r,ison'
Hon. a. stroud NV. Baldwin,
Philp = Justice, Riehrd M Marshai
Is.se PuTh, D.. mos = KrtbrIde,
John Horton, VIM D. Parrish,
TrisElH T,rroH, secrr,sry (ysrj"sps sn
PASslIC MILL. CLIPPER DuCE.
No. No
JOHN COLT. JOHN corr.
PArrRsoN,NI PArERsoS NJ
Sr.Si; Is 8 ,plfMa, i y S,2 Ss,2 BID, brin s S,p rwrxr
Ihs undrr-gr sor AEen,, ,cr is 's n he shove v.n
h.vr constantly hsnd .sls hrom t. 10
DUCT snd Yacht Dut of s numbers, 49, ~ &C. inches
JOHN COLTS ugAvYtIGmr. s.d EXTRA RAVENS. constantly
= ' nc nEAou CO.
aps-3m n Pine si, NY
BiRGAINSl BiRGlINSlI
NNksSSssiioN AnIE SlHAw uONNETs, CuEAP
Hoh CASH a arFe snd complete style
sn ns sonns opening ~. morning 70 b. .cd ca cheap o
srs mos; rrpeey invite, to es 'nd
bargains hr May sales The
st speft Tor The exhibition Of these goods
ladies' Colored strav Bonntts. ~
llowered hfad honuets, ~ richly worth o.
single Hrsg, pointed shape at tt.2
tl '
Hine Irgi0rn Fats, the hnest made
English straw hounets -sousthing worth eS
Fifteen Rratd
100 Hack Honuets. At o. each
Halr nonnets, style
Also Ribbons nowcrs Rouches, ~ of Witch
discount from foruer prices Of - per cent
m.l o. A GwATktN, opposite W Bsnt.
XNINDOW GIAss.-eOO boxes ssio and ioSiq for sale
w By tmssl DAVENPORT, ALLEN 90.
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Costello, policeman Dunn Orleans
hss Decu sentenced 10 bs hung The svth Inst.
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SLAVE LIFE INSURANCE CONPANN. The
Fire Association the pioneer the ofcsrs
Capital Surus
pcir the lives of slaves
strictly Virginia Insurance Company Its Board oi nrrctorS
pernay the community holding il" meetings n tbs
all losses promptly aud literally adjusted, entities
uf the Iuhl Ohce tat prnt
Of and
A~lict examiner DR. M burton
JAMES O. CRANE President
n R-usH Secretary
6NHUIND PLASriH.-we k.rp constantly hand
N Plaster, aud the ltions from the
enables recommend the best
All orders ln ohhc- Gary str. prompt
ly executed. fALlAfkkko hko.
he supplied In their bAgs, reiucion
In price Lb-rai . merchants for cash Ja9T
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERMS:
Paper S,mi-wcskiy %. Weekly t3 always
made risk Of the Publishers
evidence Of letter Va the
nm. IaI.Inxn
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

Y.Ds skiilIN yIsscIER OWEN a sCmELi. Gss...L Ns..
ADvKHri-iss Housk, M SAC BHo.D~.r, NE- YoEk
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A MEXICAN SHEAHS.-Tslors shesrs Trinmer. II
N dies Scssors Ac ~ wendrs celebrated make warranted
IN qualify In and Improved psitern the only complete A.
tortment made, Tor sale by EDWARD CORNING 4 90,
NJ John street, New York.
mil Gruos
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bAHts a SHINE,
AUCTIONEERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
- Main street, RicABsond, Td
ALIlL give their undivided Of Real and
w Personal Estate sale Of Household Furniture stock Gos
Sc Ac also special attention 10 sales SATURDAYS Horses.
Cows, Carriages Wagons, &c., &c
Also constantly hand the stock Of
Furniture 30 u found In this market consisting In
Mahogany and Rosewood Warirobes
Do 10 marble and Mahogany top Cabinets.
Sidehoards and Wasnstands
Splendid spring Divans and Lounges
Spring Sat Parlor, Cane and Windsor Chairs
spring Cur'd Rock~rs, Sociabies. whatnots.
Aso, beautiful Assortment Of Chamber
general assortment ~ Iloussk eersns Goods.
The cty md country examine our roecto
y. @ LARUS JANgs \ sufSg
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James Gordon Bennett Of the New York Herald, came
e passenger iu toe Futon from Havrc
Col Parker " Freu,h. late Nicartguan minister peni
otentiarv this country arrested IN New York on
"Wednesday frr sn old debt
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sVuuTUDTAN WI,rsUEy.


DR-rhe performance Of this Drill the last
urey sasfaory, aud spoken on of high
BY those who w. therefore feel
as inferior hitherto simple constru
ton durable and no, liable 20 out ~ ORDER and the price ~
Ices than of most other drills Those vho
Ing .aon arr respectfully requested 10 forward their early
avoid disappointment n. BALDWTN,
anlO-u 1ts Main street.
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THOMAS ". KEESEE,
y u G II . ~ T. T. r.,
OFFICE AT GEO. J. SUMMERS.
NO. 20 PEARL STREET, RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
RIAL EsrArE, nd sysry ie.crp,lon Of MERCHANDISE.
mliu HOUSEHOLD FURNfrURE. ao
JOIN q. SHAFER,
EXCHGSaE BUnDTSe
WOuip rs.inly 81, suentou 70 his styles SPRING
w and SUMNER GOODS. se3s- div
GHUBHS 4 APPEHSON,
PRACTICAL DEUgUtsrs.
nFfk ir sse gencraHes-ortm-ut ~ genuine Mspes
~ fresh aud variety ~ Fancy art P.rfrr-rv
a. ~ prices a. los thry b. tuuaht iu ~ ciy
~" GRUBhs ArPEHsoN No sni Broad 1t
WILLIAM SATTIEu,
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, AND ARTISTS MATERIALS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
No ia hria sreef, Riohsaoad ~. jsis
JOSEPH CAHSoN CO.,
SUCCESSORS
THOS, J, CARSON \ co.,
LIGHT STRFET. BALTIMORE Nn
w COMMISSION MERCHANTs, and Dcaiers n Pcrt tsri
tv- Orders respectfully solicited. JsiI-sm
sECCOuu A DENNIS,
% Oornerci1i Srssf, Rlsfos.
DENNIS a co.,
Nl rout street, New York
6EgKRAL CORRESSToN HERCHAY7s
REFgRENCEs:
ssssos's s,,s rsyorl b-.os HeoThle' erEs. O. So
Robf ". H-rden o., nv, Richunoud va
I.is-diy Henry oson o., ohsrlsssoa.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

NOTICE..
AS. q. HUNT g. DANIEL R. HUNT have con
- neced themselves under the hrm Of HUNT BRO, for
dueng Commission
Virginia between Cary aud the DAny Depot
Harvey, Wood Col
They solicit ofTobaeco Wheat Flour, Corn
kinds of country produce promising prompt all
sgnments, and quick jAI-ts
NEW GROCERY AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS
vuNiE undersigned have united themselves
style Of MCDONALD, sPOTTs HARVEY, for the purpose
conducting city The above business In all Its branches They
taken tho large warehouse No 20 Pearl
(vccny occupied by Hunt aud Harvey
In few days extensive Of Groceries which
respectfully invite the attention Of their
rally Experienced members Of the hrm will their
the sale Of Produce generally and 10 the receiving and
goods.
The usual advances made consignment long expe
rence the different branches prompt
sonA attention. hope TO merit portion of public
q a Ii
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NNHITE LINEN pANTS.-A large assortment q
w White Linen Duk Pants Of various grad-
sale u moderate prices KEEN, BALDWIN co.
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WoyE wraE.-So.. to IS inclusive, " .,er. spd Tor
w saeby q }. stNTON a 60.
malls sIrn of the Circular ssv. n Main Il
1nn nor. PAINrEw BUCKETTS leo dOs
W. sstring brooms, rccciyng Tor sale by
mas RATCIiPF DOUGLASS.
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treaty between the United States and Dominics ha
been received At thy state Department Washington
merely contains the usual provisions relative
aud amity
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY ron THE JOURNAL
LOSS OF THE JOHN RUTLEDGr. -
NEW YORK. March. u.

NEW YORK, March. "a.
J The ship John Rutledge, from Liverpool to
New York with dates to the 10th january,
on the 18th Feb, ran into icebergs and be-
came so damaged that she had to be abandon
Ell. The passengers and crew took to boats.
One of these boats which bad contained ID
souls was picked up on the 28th Feb, by the
ship Germany which arrived at New York on
Sunday with one sailor alive on board and
three bodies, all the rest have died of starva-
ton, Tire John Rutlcdge had 125 passengers
and crew OFFS. She was insured for S75,
600. She had a cargo of 800 tons merehan-
disc which was probably insured in Europe.
PITTsBURG, March "a
River standing at 10 feet and entirely clear
of ice, it having run out Saturday night and
yesterday. Weather cool and windy.
Several steamers are preparing to leave, and
some have arrived.
The Allegheny is now running out
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-25

GrThe American State Council of Ohio
was called together last week, by President
Ford, who seeded from the National Con-
tionized so strongly that it could not endorse
the National Convention nominees. The true
Americans left the Convention, opened a Con-
yention of their own, and formed new State
Council under dispensation from Mr.. Bartlett,
President of the National Council, thus extin-
gushing the official character of the State
Council under Ford. The new Council at
once and in full harmony, endorsed the nomi-
nation of Fillmore and Donelson
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-25

0FSome rioters attempted to GUST wo-
man in Carpenters old block last Saturday
night. They attacked the wrong tenement,
vacant, and destroyed the glass in several win
dows Judging from the blood scattered
about the windows, they evidently received
more injury than they inflicted. It is to be
hoped they will be arrested and punished a
little more severely than they punished them
selves. s .aa
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.


SUNDAY. March IS.
EMPIRE. from New Orleans to Louisville.
DAVID WHITE. from Louisville to New Orleans.
VIRGINIA. from New Orleans to Louisville
EcILPsE. from New Orleans to Louisville
HrGHFL,ER from st. Louis to Louisville.
FASHION. from Louisville to ST. Louis.
DELTA from New Or cans to Cincinnati
GRACE DAZZLING from Cincinnatito ST. Louis.
J. p. TWEED. from st. Louis to Cincinnati.
EQUINOX. from New Orleans to Pitt. burg
Mo DAY March q,
JESS. K. BELLE. from New oriesns to Pittsburz.
souTHs ESIR f-Om ST. Louis TO Louisville.
EfFlE ALTON. from Louisville t, st Louis
DAVID GIBSON. from New Orleans to Cincinnati
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GA Princeton correspondent gives us de-
tails of the mobocratic operations of the ladies
of his town, last Saturday, in destroying five
GROCERIES. While we do not approve of such
proceedings, it is not for us to say that the
ladies are not cup to snuff" and don't know
what they are at. Our correspondent should
have given the names of the sufferers on the
OCCASION and thus gratified curiosity.
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GBt Daap gournal..
LOCAL DEPARTMENT..

Doors AND SHoEs-Messrs. Hendricks &
McRea have just received and opened ire
mendous stock Of Boots and Shoes for the
country as well as the city trade. There. new
er was finer stock in this city. Country
dealers will find it to their advantage to look
over this stock in making up their purchases
OF goods. The ladies will also End something
nice especially adapted to the shOrtness and
narrowness of their understandings! Call
around early.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-25
The Sinh Marine NJ G b.r;nr \

- The Sub Marine No. 6, having broken
her pump while at work on the South Ameri-
ca, the services of the large boat Sub Marine
No were procured. and she is now at work
at that ili-Edte1 steamer. Las. Saturday the
Sub Marine men had built buIk-heads around
the sunken steamer, and were pumping away
at her, but without any affect. The force OIL
the pump may be conceived when we say that
1t throws out q stream of water over three
feet by twenty three inches. The starboard
side of the South America les in about
two feet water, the other side being dry. But
the stanford side is caueI an, from the knuckles,
or heavily bent in, preventing the bulk head
from doing its work. The boat lies careened
towards the river, on decline Of about feet.
The river is now rising which will render the
work more difficult, if she is not raised by this
time. Her upper works are in good order.
The fast packet VIM Garvin IS due
this evening from Louisville, and after short
absence to Henderson, will start on her return
trip. She is not only a fast boat, but has ex-
cellent accommodations, and clever officers. =
BY the way, Shields, Go you think one free
passage to Louisville entities the Garvin to
six months advertising in the Journal, two
editorials week for six months, besides
high faluting notice of that free trip thrown in?
But we insist upon it--take the Garvin if you
want to travel fast and comfortably.
- The Virginia arrived here from New
Orleans Sunday morning, and after discharging
some freight, went up to Newburgh and took
on some produce there for the South. She re-
turned here and was all yesterday loading for
New Orleans, not going any higher up.
- The David White was here Sunday
morning from Louisville. She came here
light, but departed heavily laden, just as
the Ben Franklin did, a couple days before.
1t is well these big Louisville steamers have
Evansville to depend upon. 1l
- The river commenced rising Saturday
night, and to yesterday morning had risen over
two feet. Our dispatches haze been giving
reports of the river at prominent points above
The David Gibson, well known here
from having laid up at this point during the
ice-bound season, arrived yesterday from New
Orleans, and put off a large pile offreight.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-25

GIVE thank several ofour German friends
for a delightful serenade last Friday night OF
vocal and instrumental music. The young la
dies of our neighborhood will please under
stand that they were not the objects of this
serenade, and therefore need notbe stuck up"
on our capital.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-25

Gr'F The city Of Chicago is certainly grow
ing place. At the recent municipal election
in thatcity, 2. lis more votes were polled than
on any previous occasion i Madison Ban.
And that remarkable increase accounts for
the late Democratic victory in Chicago
There were just about the odd two thousand OF
this increase imported voters.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-25
MEDICINES, &C..
Fla MIEY PHYSICg,

VIE ~ long ezsteda public demandfor sfsstvs
issS aas j. m This
syely shown with what aeconpl purpose
make the best ALL PIIsope when band Ply b.Ts
the Sbjs lions but al the every This
specially sqbnitto the publ decision.
hsvssS
Tnn IN h to a
good to be derived from them These Psproduss rri-
strncton derangeu the bowels Being purely vsgs
Gaq
aTe aIs siVsn On me- teT
been spetSs yn cured by sRs nay
ssrssfs
Pain IN truth ali
afsifn
sS and With
'nf sass Shssss
SOut Drcpy. Gravel Erysipeias
TIA in the .S as y ne gs e.
ana yS
an restores the sppetts sad vsor They puri the
tenn renosate the Of body the
ed sos ed Of the .os Hence
ent exists butunnecessary dosing should he carried
es Which sR:
s
e
e the & fsss
u ss % ss Pheasant to ss
quar- tty. 80 - 7astF aa+ y sfs.se-
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-25

OLrMr Smith, who was here last week to
see what encouragement he could receive for
publishing City Directory, has returned to
New Albany, to superintend the printing OF
the Directory there. He writes to US that he
will return in about three weeks, and con-
time his labors here, ifhe receive any encour-
agement.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-25

OFThe State Sentinel has discovered the
rituals and ceremonies of another secret socie-
ty like the Know Nothings, except that it has
Abolitionism in it as its first and grand feature
The State Journal has confessed that the
heinous thing was printed in that establish
ment, whose imprint the document bears.
Yin. Courant.
Why didn't you give all the Journal "con-
2 fessed?" The Journal averred the Sentinel
had been humbugged-that the society ex-
posed is no new one, but nothing more nor
less than the ancient (say twelve months) "Or-
der of Jonathan" The Journal further says:
"The documents in question, we believe,
were printed for somebody or other at this Of
fice and not being called for, were left living
in back room. Two or three months ago
they were thrown with other waste paper into
the street, and there they have been living
ever since A copy accidentally preserved
from hog roofing and carriage wheels, seems to
have go into the Sentinel Office, and produced
the spasm which we trust we have now done
something to alleviate"