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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-10

DURATION OF NOMINATING CONVENTIONS. The
Union gives the following brief sketch Of
the organization, duration and order of business in
the Baltimore Convention Of 1852, Of interest at
the present time: Es2s
The delegates assembled in the hall of the Mary
land institute in the city Of Baltimore pursuant to
q call Of the Democratic National Committee, Hon.
B. F. HaIlett, Chairman W. F. Ritchfe and z: e.
Stanton, Secretaries. Mr. Hallett called the Com
yention to ORDER and motion Of Mr.. Bright of In
diana, General Romnlus NJ Saunders, of North Caro-
lima, was chosen President, pro TEN. The session
was then opened with prayer by Rev. J. Campbell
White, of Baltimore, and the forenoon was occupied
with preliminary efforts at organization. In the af
ternoon the committee reported the name of Hon.
John W. Davis Of Indiana, for permanent President,
with a list of Vice-Presidents, which report was
adopted, and Mr.. Davis took the Chair, with few
pertinent remarks. On the second day the Committee
on Resolutions was appointed and the claims Of CON
testing delegates disposed Of On the third day bal
loting for candidate for the Presidency commenced,
without choice being effected, which was in
efectuay resumed on the following, the fourth day.
On the fifth day, General Franklin Pierce received
the nomination.
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5 XHN f51Ays oISbEAEsi 2kb aAEsa 0RH- RR5f
SUMNER ARRAYdEMENTs. r n;1fEMENP
On and oi5 81 "a # 'Ts nfS WILL LEAVE
lhe. me depot at Alsers every day NJ
AFVs Bayou baui sysEy Any 80 F. n n
Leave Bayou BuuF. 125 P. NJ
Arrive at G5stns s,ttsrs :. II
81. s Exsson 5skss regular stations ;4aD and back d
~" TO s'se9 Boue Hes, M'.i 'e hS'sa as follows s,z
Raceiand Lafourche Crossing and TereGone g
pgerVle pga mef 800
Between ,ermedate regular stations prices proportional
Ferry Boat will connect with the Passenger Trains leaving
Freight viii bayou BGi and nternedate s
svs until f. t1 re9 Ss must S ols 5s pad i'Tfs y
the shippers and freight be delivered all other Stations
serve and you BauH he2e the cco9sT companTy
Printed Rules and Rates Freight in pamphlet form for cir
cu9E to be had on application at hs aS 9Gs Of @ the Company
s9E HtHHy HxP x9PltaHhHEAFs, ahEh4 sokThEkS HARHfz
ses = CLARA sFsa nea4 6e Rev PspG5 s5 on caope
New Il Is 4 " 2F stss y st ossn st
at an II ne hf4ss ofe ss r. M Passengers
FARE-Four cents mile each Children and servants
FREIGHT TRAIN from the City to osyfa and all nterme
diae saos every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday and
day. Wednssay @ and Fday ''l s''07 every l'l-
excursion train will leave the city Sunday at
6A NJ, for Osyka and intermediate Stations and return by
695 P. NJ. Fare half the usual rates.
4Season Tickets issued application, moderate price
- GEO Fl. HAZLEHURST Genl Supert.
Tri-Weekly Line Of STAGES TO, JACKSON Miss. nj
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
~ lNSTIfUTION-Ofi No. I'll Camp stree-Incorpora.
ted under Act of the Legislature 18th March, 1855
The office of the Institution will be open for the reception of
Deposits morning Sundays excepted fOm to O'Clock,
and on Saturday evenings from 5to O'clock.
deposits oil One Dollar and upwards will be received.
The employment of the funds strictly limited by the Act
Incorporation the Public United
sate OF Louisiana, and of the City of New Orleans.
Loans upon mortgage Of unencnmbered and unmproved Real
ESTATE within the limits OF the city of New Orleans exceed
ing 81 per cent of the appraised cash value.
Loans upon pledge OF the Stock Incorporated
NeT Orleans not exceeding GO per of the market value
',la s 10 oe uSuiouteq sem aLna among the Depotors.
NO Insee can directly or indirectly any Of the funds
or receive any pay Or elaolument Whatever
etnges Of deposits, having interest rate to agreed
po VIII be issued for not less than $1,000 deposited for
specified time. ~ t'''N " =
TRUSTEES
George Eusts A D. Kelly, William vogel
W. N. Mercer, Geo IJrouinrt R r Srmnar'
G. G. Duncan, 4 TIeina ' C;eorrs ,sS,' innnS
MIlhelnus Bogart, P. N, Wood Tbss A Clark
Anos' "A. Adalnsr E. A Bradford, D. D. Witiers.
v. n. MERCER, President.
III MI ys3GHNHs sHHNHR Vice Presidents
", o,., p D. WITHERS, Treasurer,
B-Copes of the Act Incorporation and BYLAWS can
be obtained OF the office. - sos1T
A G. SEEIIIES, ATTORNEY -ATLAW No, 26 Cor,
=" ntelsisA l 1aee' ne" ore11s MI ly
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SYDNEY SMITH says: g Most London dinners eyapo-
rate in whispers to ones next neghbor. make it a
rule never to speak to mine, but five minutes across
the table; though broke therule once, when heard
a lady who sat next to me, in low, sweet voice. say
. no gravy SIR had never seen her before, but
turned suddenly round land said, Madam have been
looking ali my life for person who disliked gravy !;
let US swear eternal friendshp.'"8
Miss Agnes Robertson was very ill at New York on
the Sd inst, and had been compelled in consequence
to give up an engagement in Boston, at the Museum
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-10

DEATH OF A NAVY OFFIoER.--Information has
been received at the Navy Department of the DEATH
on the lst inst, in New York city, of Lieut.. Thomas
G. Eaton, U. S. NJ, attached to the coast survey
steamer GorWin.-
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w L. o. O. F.-BOARD OF DIRECTOR
TX 3@SEAo Odd Fellows Rest' for 1856-Oficers

>es 10: O. F.-BoARD OF DIRECTORS
I3ay EAof tOdd Fellows Res" for 1850 officers
Bier presdsn John Stroud TIsssnrs.
teeHarper Ginghan Gsrdaer SMITH Luther Luther Homes Fl
sexon-Daniel Merritt MembersFrank Lewis W G. VII.
son, Geo Seymour H. Goldman c. B. Bowditch, ]. P War
ner, H. Castarede s. Bonemet.
NJ- VAULTS IN " ODD FELLOWS REST" may be pro-
cured by applying to G9RRY at sickles Co.'S IS Ca
MLLSPAUGH, u Mint, and the Secretary's Office in
Odd Fellows Hall Camp and Lafayette Streets
The price members Of Stochoding Lodges will S5 per
vault to all Others $50 per vault.
Information relative to the purchase Of Lots be had
on application to the Secretary.
apis JAMES FURNEAUX, Secretary O. F. Rest.
A UCTIDN NOTICE. THE SUBSCRIBER RES
n pecfuly informs his friends and the public that having
suaed his old business as AUCTIONEER and APPRAISER,
has taken his office, No. 80 Camp street..
Will attend to the sale of Real Estate Stocks Negroes Ad-
mnistraors, Assignees and all others according law He
will also give prompt and personal attention all sae
Of every description.
Register will be kept open for all the Real Estate and
Lands he has for sale either private TERMS public
ton Every facility in his will be offered buyers and
sellers Of Ren Estate. f8@
APractca Draughman and Plan Drawer will be in
attendance ut his Office. 3.5,,.G q Ia
With the that he will give strict attention his
business in all its Details he trusts that he will share
public patronage. BENZ. KEND1G, Anconeer,
no26 Office, No. SO Camp street.
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IMPORTANT CAsE.-The New York Evening Mirror,
of the Sd instant, has the following;
A suit brought by Milbank l. Co., against Denis
toun Co., to recover $4,000 for an alleged breach
of instructions, and the negligent disposition Of five
thousand barrels of -four consigned by the plaintiffs
in New York to the defendants in Liverpool was tried
for the fifth time in the Superior Court, on Saturday
last the former ones having resulted in the disagree
ment of the jury A verdict was rendered for the
plaintiffs for 81 1923 lG.
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We clip the following items Of intelligence from the
Columbus (Ga.) Times of the 9th instant:
THE Hon. HUGH LAwsoN.--This esteemed citizen
died at his residence in Houston county, Ga, on the
Goth ult after lingering illness. Mr.. i. was a mem
ber of the Senate in the last Georgia Legislature.
ATTEMPT AT INsuRREcrIoN-The Chunnenuggee
community were thrown into CONSERVATION recently
by report that negro preacher named George, the
property Of John Fontaine, of this city who resided
on the plantation of Rev. Charles Stewart, on the
Ridge, was attempting to raise an insurrecton among
the negroes A committee of citizens was appointed
to examine into the rumor who report that George
ndulged the wicked purpose of melting his fellow
servants to the destruction of the whites but that he
failed to seduce them from their allegiance to their
masters George has been arrested and is now in jail
MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN WASHINGTON C1ry.-The
National lntelligencer of the Sd inst. says.
The city election yesterday, in view of the nature
OF the struggle it involved passed off, save in one in.
stance, as peaceably as could be expected At two
or three of the precincts disorders occurred but not
more than usual on such occasions, if except the
first or northern precinct of the Fourth Ward where
from about half an hour before noon scenes of tumult
and violence were kept with but brief intemssions
throughout the day, Each of the hostile parties lays
the blame OF this state OF affairs upon the other. We
do not care at this time to investigate the share OF
censure due to the respective combatants Almost
every form OF offence and defence was put into re-
QUESTION, not excepting the use of irearms which at
one time was described to us as almost amounting to
regular fusillade. Thanks, however, to the prompt
faithful, and energetic action of the Mayor aided by
Captains Birch and Davis, and other members of the
police, the disorders were prevented from assuming
far more serious character than they really did.
The advantages derived to the voters and commits
sioners under the new arrangements were so CON
splcuous that we are led to wonder why such ar
rangements Or something like them, had noticing
ago been made. The improvement did not come until
it could no longer be dispensed with.
The result of the vote for Mayor is the success OF
the g Union' or Anti Know Nothing ticket" bya
majority of thrty-two votes The other party, how
ever, have elected majority Of the members of the
City C0unciis #S5.& s g
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COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE-HAM
v ILTON pLANTATION.-The subscriber is prepared tc
is situated the Bayou Bartholomew, four miles from
month"; in the parish of Morehouse 1t contains thousand
Of land about hundred of which at present
high state of cultivation
The estate we'll improved having besides comfortable
necessary onhngs This plantation account of its size,
fertility and location possesses advantages inferior none in
bargain amy desirous of purchasing Possession
will be given Immediately ner the taking off Of the present
Monroe, La; PILCHER GooDRiCH CO. New orels Or
ROBERT ]. WILSON,
Hamilton Plantation, Bayou Bartholomew
al4tf Morehouse. La
T HE INSURANCE 49, sTABILIrY-,sE
A. sIF STATEs NT II LFEH n
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PERPETUAL"
Assets, january LIST, 1856, ST, ,421,G ,Gl2 AZ.
DIRECTORS OF THE BOARD.
A. W Thompson Paul B Goddard, aD.Iolu Ely
so H ISay A2tS SySoS ESgR
''l''' STEPHEN R. CRAWFORD, President.
.. LAWRENCE JOHNSON yice-rresdont.
PLrsY FISK, Secretary and Treasurer
The undersigned, General Agent of the above well known
Company the Southern States prepared to receive appli
to i his f friends and the public the following
H 1etcfords Co. A. D. keiy g., %m M Perkins.
TOTh smedss Co. O. N.dsp MeGa Col Ac B. ;Tane James
D. DD'n''o e. camnacE, squires & West
John Pemberon, President Merchants Mutual Ins Company.
Jules Tuyes President Orleans Insurance Company,
John Calhoun President N O., Jackson and c. N R. R. Co.,
os sn Phn p MsPpsy R Ena haak Ws9s snee
nPocs issued direct from this Branch Office and Leses
BPanphlets blank FORMS etc. be obtained at the Office
kIsH4RP asEsR sESsS BEsh; SpoE M Medical Examiners,
's''. HARMON Do2NE, General Agent,
Jazz lF No, 4S Camp street.
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The London Chronicle, after giving q description
of the late great review Of the English feet at Spit
head, saws:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-10
WEIR MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves on WEDNEsDAY. 18th inst: At o'clock P N.
PFg. . REGULAR MEMPHIS PACKET
For Memphis Helena, Napoleon Greenville and
all laddngs in the Bends-The regular pas
senger packet steamer I'll. III. Wright, J. D.. Clarke,
master IN place Of The steamer John smo1ds will leave
JOHN E. HYDE Il CO., 66 Poydras street.
The H. n Wright will attend to all the business OF the
steamer John Smonds according arrangement
into between Captains Church and Clarke.
The H. NJ Wright is receiving freight foot Of Canal
ie1n
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

c1ss - -rz=======-,NEW ORLEANS, OPE-
hfSss IOUSAS AND GREAT WEST
stEsA-- saSRttG ttG-ses.--.etts.-AeERN RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
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g One useful truth we learn from this review;
1t shows what we could but DID NOT do"
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Cen George Handy, an old and distinguished citi-
zen of Somerset county, Ind, died at his residence
in that county on Saturday, the oath ulf.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-10

1t was published in Dodsley's Annual Register
ana Lindey Murray the grammatian, included II in
anonymously. Ithas ever been acknowledged ta be
one Of the most exquisite specimens Of English
fDOetrY,
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SEA-GOING VESSELS,
TEXAS AND MEXICO.

Line The and magnificent steamship MAUI
titus, John g. Thompson, commander will leave above
punctuay For freight having elegant
HARRIS L MORGAN foot of Julia street.
.4 9@ ..' opposite the Steamship Landing.
HAll freight shipped by the Nautilus will be delivered to
Captain Kennedy of the steamer Grampus unless
directed. =
sShppes must provide themselves with steamers bills
Of ladng. No other form will be signed. ja2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-14
From ths Phil .delpa Balselfn, SIst.
Tale of Love, Desertion, Bigamy aad Attemp:e
Euieiae


! few weeks since, a young EnylisLInan
whose name We tyrbear mentioning, came to
this coan ~. Somewhere in the Safe OF
New York he becsrae acquainted gith wo
man about twenty ffye years of age, who is
represented as being quite good looking rather
fascinating, AMI very lrail. About tEo weeks
ago he lnarriei his charner, notwithstanding
the fact that be knew she had led d dis
solute life, and toge.her they came 10 this clay
w.ilete they oak3odgings at hotel IN Fourth
street. After a time the bride suddenly LEFT
her husband, and on Wednesday last, he heard
that she was at hotel on Chestnut street.
/ 'flie husband Immediately went To his wife
ana inTpiored her to again live with MIN, but
she refused telling him tisaG he had no legal
claim on her. as she already had a husband
living in Cal fornil. tse unfortunate man
then procured warrasft .or her~rrest, and sAe
was taken before ALI, Anne, Wh3 committed
her to answer tie charge OF biga,ny. fhe
prosecutor after#artis begged his wife Off and
she was released ea straw bail'' Suisse
qaently, finding tha his wife was associated
with another man, applied to have her re-
arrested This wa course rot complied
with. 1t is aiieaet 1t the vie Yesterday
sailed Tor Liyerpoc be City of Baltimore,
having succeeded j batting s1me inliyid-
tlal connected with { steamer.
This morning, about 8 O'clock, High Con.
isia1le Treft. had his attention directed to the
deserted husband who was staggering about
in independence Square IS though he was in
it0Xicated. The officer took charge Of the man
lana, upon ezaming his rockets discovered an
lounce vial that was almost emp ed, aud which
was labelled '.audanuln.n The Tnan ad mite
that he had taken the contents OF the bottle a
few minutes before, and protested th4t he did
not wish to live. The would be suicide was
Immediately taken to the Mayors Office, and
medical aid was sulnnonded. a powerful
emetic was administered with the desired re
suit, and it is probable he will recover from
the effects of the poison.
IN the pocket Of the foolish man an unsealed
Ilet ter was found. 1t was dcJate to his fu. j.
/ tive wife and bore date this morniag. lie in
forms her in the epistle that lie was about to
destroy himself, protests the most ardent affec-
ton for her, assures her of his forgive Ress
asks her to pray for him, and admonlshes her
Ito be careful Of the man for whom she has de
serted her husband.
! The parents OF the woman reside in Bing-
hampton, n. Y, and they are said to be re-
spectacle. Her wretched husband seems to
he completely infatuated with her, notwith-
standing her bad conduct.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-14
PIyEl.ll1rnsR AVn snINaI {
LUMBER! LUMBER!!
50. gs. REIN NHE Y7gN

EETOU D respectfully the citizens
E| vile and rroun aug that he
y hand large a1d tuil of Zine Lu
Shingles Dresser and Cndrused Flooring. Dressed
dressed Neatherhoarding. etc.. which he will sell
'heap for cash Orders from the country solicited Yard
Carpenter street. FratE n Hoffman Foundry.
lie has also yard tinccn the Evausvsi &
Ga ordsville Railroad DEPOT and prepared
all in that section with II variety cap
bought in Evansville. L. L. WATSON Agent,
IyS-tf. Eineenncs
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NEW rssE.e.~.

- NsI y F N F - "
EtCH p VIERING have just 0pened LARGO assortment
Aof Drugs aud Medicines which they invite the
ton Of Merchants and Physicians They also Window
81 Glassware Tobacco Cigars Paints Brushes al nI
s DvestaH Spiees Perfumery. Fancy Articles Ec.. &c
AtSoa popular Patent Medicines. All kinds Of Paints
grUad IN IL Pare Wines md ranaie arFedieinal purposes
Preerirons r!ref1lly prepared Can 1t No u Water
unfsr the Journal Office. -zg mvS-tt
PINE gl'EI BESF3 AE1 SHI%Eg FS,
ID IT. BENNETT wonld respectfully the
Y citizsas Of Evansville try that
havne beeu gea in the mtnufactnre o pm for
raj aud tsestnga eioea rtiele Of hun
eensI Ysra farnen Kra.z
ci' Foundry and ts rea eei Wholesale
orrt,il ehaFper than before oTsredin this city.
ielSIwdtyw
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TIE HAztRn Po4grEEs CspyTP NY.

CS2-r N ID I'D % w 81 % "a (
AAAVfNG reduced tef prices to eOrresFud with tre
4 IL aHeed of SalrTetre, continue vel!
kGown erands of EhRCTRIC INDIAN RIFLE KENTUCKY
RIFLE owder IN kegs and canisters. Also
~ !stng and Mining. prng full Grae
sati 5faotion.
the standard their Powder which he's no enjoyed the
highest ton for than wears
fond by other he kind
the world.
For sale hv the nrncpal dealers also the
Oomplny, No. 50 Wa l. Water sweet. New York.
q. HAZARD. President
"A. e. DOUGLASS, See'v. m find
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EECRzAHEGSs Ag3asEk&,
FOUNDRY AND Nd CHINE SHOP.
EVANSVILLE, IND,
WgE,IsA RDNEel g CsN

WILLIAM BOYLE 81 CO,
AVING purchased air. Henry Sehri6er's we'll known
L a dry, wnulG respectfully OF
extended him. and invite the
Foundry work any kind done. facilities
eXperit need the business. and will
do and prices asonabe We prepared to manufce
Steam Engines Fire Engines. Htdraulc Presses
Presses. Mil and Machinery
Bastings 10 .sepe~s Tnrashers. Corn shelters
Lard Kettles Lard Presses Railroad Work,
pairs done.
Castings description made order
Steam Boilers Lard Tanks aud Gil the fixtures beon
her TO,
Brass castings of ali kinds aade 10 order
Az orders may adar ssed TO WM. RdYLE & CO.
mr. Gy
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NET G0OpS AND NEW PRICES,

y 3 tEFTtFE wv a y y Y T. u 2 As ENElSs "
Hal KILN REILLY beg leave call the attention 70
- hejr friends and uer, their large and well
itted + spring and dry goods
inrng past weeks. uprising the
sO ue tOurd IN he city which they hols
ale aud recail their and public generality
lOw prices Qr cash empt time buyers Hh irsteak
stses Patt Of the oowtsBruad eeuhs black
fMeeds white, baA fancy
cloths plain ar fahya
a,neu Dr,lls, rich Calcoes Philip AlsA Spragues llnc
Mills and other printed French
nee snd Lawns reh prnea Fencb Robes plain andsatiy
striped Boregss, slack enlared Grape
ain and fancy Ginghams rich praJed
Br aud oai de Lafnes, white Grape Shawls
silk shawl rich stilia saNs md
hie lace Capes Nora sRtigss Parasol silk and gingam
utrellas Panama an6 Braid English straw
aud fancy Bonpets. rich Rstous. Hosting Gloves
Leaf fancy Fans shoes Carpets
Oil Cloth printed window blinds.
variety Of Trimmings small fancy goods
&c. Sc. myI SHANKLTN & RELY. :
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-14
NEvg fFEEV a;Ss,CrrlV

have bought rhs stsel ad taken store form ri,
oeeupied by T. Bacon & Go Main street,
're Branch 8ane ard have made large addtors
STOCK WIN 81 h a. ang nients Tor future supplies iusti6es
missing the etZ=ns of Evansville vicinity aa
great variety of the best Family Groceries as
house in the city Being determined
give satstactlon in all hore receive liberal
Give trial. All Goods deiyeFed
mhI9 HERSHEERGER CARSnN1
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RODyAM Us<FS.

TSNE Coal from these Mise is being delivered to
part Of the eisy Of Evansville Persons requiring
leaving o@fers the CompeuY's Office tunder the
Tel gra nh ofieel viii have them put through.
The will ne for this nth
or I cents st the Mines.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-14

EHnLEsALE DEAtERs IS GROCERIES lI4uoRs, cornell
- WATER AND WISE SIS. WHILE. tSD.
yENH undersigned have this Jay opsu arshir ror
the OF dong Who'll Hd Liguor
business aving succeeded business SI~ars AHA
Howc5 nEroh ,sed their stock and make
somrlets shall be able arafn
FOR CASH ANY house Evansville, any city
West rESNEY.
jams 8 SORENSGN-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-14
s47RwoOO HCU3E.

THE subscriber hastaken The above house and nss
entirely reted sud refImishedit it, and is prepa red
entertain the patrons of the house in satis faet0r
He has also rented the brick Stable owned BY
Mr.. Peter Burke and has good stock horses and
fiages TO let.
ThestabIeis large, clean and welltocated and good
1estler are eonstant9ttepdanue.
Will be paid to the ohorses left him for
ng, and in algespeets the public bat dud the her-
'Vood House good Hotel. fjy8tfI J. A 8YERS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-14
HARD WARE. CUTLERY, &C.
HRAEREsAEN 4 SDNN EAEa

AVE lust pleted and ready ofsr to the
city and trade elarge and we stock
H1Tvsafe usssry. both Foreign and American. To
soiSy trade call the Mechanics
variety T-ois and Building Hardware Coun-
ttrv Merchants will SD always ready 20 duplicate ou
vile and Cincinnati bills. ser2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-14
NENNse NstHT.g.E,.

FENFE FIRM exssng heretofore between Jas.
n sri aas Seantin. Jr known as the firm Of James
Scantiin & Son. tits Dissolved
The books and papers of said fr VIII pass hands
Jas. Seansiin ] where he via found st,r-
opposite the old State Raa will he aud
paid hy him OF thu late hrm. JANES SCANTLTN, SR.
nov4 3w ! MES sea NTLTN. TE.
fIKS pI n and Figured Black silks Norio Breeld4.
- paid ard .-ney silks st
oea-4 C. NcETEKY,S