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New CouSrERFErr oUT.--A coun.
terfeit h the Bank Of Geaugs. Ohio, is 10 cir.
culatiou. The fraudulent note purports to be
a two. andis thus descrbed-t is probably
from genuine plate OF some bank, as 1t is well
engraved. Vignette, man aud woman sspsr-
ated by an oval design in lathe work, on which
is heavy figure l~o. The right hand Of the
man rests on a pow, and the left hand with a
YER, long fore finger, is intending to grasp a
rake. The woman holds distaG in her righ.
haad and milk pail in her left On each
side Of the vignette is figure two. scroll work.
with cupid in the body Of tbs figure two
The end pieces are alike, and c'nsist OF hg-
ure .wo, die work and fancy female head
The tail piece is a full rigged ship -CEs'eta"d
Leader
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NUMBER 4S CARROLTON CARROLL COUNTY OO THURSDAY NOV

do. 6svs do,
Richard Baxter. pen hns ewes.
do hne buck.
H. COgsil. pen sWs'.
do. pen lambs.
Freeman Moore. pen spanish ewes.
George Moore. msrinO buck.
do pen french ewes.
do. pen merinO ewes.
do. do.
do fne Buck
Hogs --Class Va. 7.
H. COgsil, Suffolk boar.
do. do. Sow.
do. China pigs.
James Patton, brood SOW.
POulty.-- Class No. Q.
W. Butler. coop chickens.
Nsehqsics and MANUFACTURED. Class No. 8.
HardeSty Brothers. barrel -four.
Jos. @. MOIshOlder. rife gun.
John Stsngsr. hay rake.
English, Goodrich 4 Dixon, corn and cob
Nil.
Absalom Karn, set diaVan chairS.
Edward BOOry, 2 sides upper leather.
Elisha EcGuire, single seated buggy.
Francis Weston, corn and cob mill Little
Giant"
Hsrdesty Brothers, sack -four Dbl.
lVoa. NJ
John Faweett, harrow.
J. K. Lindhart, hay, stalk aud straw cutter,
J. NJ. Roudebush, horse rake.
r. Baxter, sub.sOil plOw.
John Casksy, horse rake.
do. corn planter.
Djmestic Manufactures &c. - Class No. II.
David Lee, cheese.
LADIES DEPARTMENT.
Domestic Manufactures, ,-Class No. 19.
Mrs. Mary Rainsberger, quilt.
do. eoverlet.
Mrs. Jos. Denniston, piece Of flannel.
Mrs. G. A. BOegel, cake cloth.
do. boys sack,
do. dress skirt.
Miss Kate Mckee. cape elk embroidery.
Mrs Wm. Cellars, cOuntsrpans.
do. shirt.
Mrs. John Caskey, cOverlet.
]. NJ. Gould. frame ambrotypes.
do. do. daguerrsOtypes.
Mss Mary A. Maxwell, quilt.
Mrs. C. BothW coVerlst.
Jos. q. MOsshOlder, oil painting on glass.
do. do.
Mrs. N. Thompson, quilt.
Mrs. Geo. ToOt. shirt.
Mrs. N. McCausIAnd, quilt.
Mrs. Martha BOor. do.
do. do.
Mrs. D. Lee. rag carpet.
SUsepstakes. - Class No. IS.
E. G. Marvin, horse and sulkey,
A. H. Harrah, french merino buck.
E. G. Marvin, saddle mare 5y.
Thos. Hatcher, trotting horse. over ~,
Wn. l. Houssr, horse for all parposes
yer By.
do matched team.
do. buggy.
H. F. CueVer. matched team,
SW Gates, horse over 4 J.
L H Smith, carriage horse.
AN Harrow, horse over y.
ThOs Arter, rAcking hOr'e,.
do stallion draft.
David Farmer, rAckiDg mare.
Patrick MCGinty, do horse.
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Col. Alexander Herr, the Union candidate
was on the I4th inst-. elected to the Office o
District Attorney for Dsuphin county, Pa
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-10

JOHN HEwSoN VS. JAMES AND ELIZABETH ENNIS
Sale Court House May 9th o lot No. 10 in Block
in the Is. Enlargement of Evansville. o. g.
WIN. H LAW vs.. WIN. AND JANE HYDE.-Sale at Court
Rouse door May 29h Of North half of lot in Block rs In
LAmasco city.
NATHAN RowLEY VS.. VIM. wHITTLESEY Sale n
decree of Foreclosure Court House door, May 10 between
of middle onethrd Of the south
of township south of 10 west Fee simple
will be sold If other does satisfy decree and costs
A GUMRERTS vs.. VICTOR BIsCH Sale on execution,
Court House door, May TO- III and O'Clock and
profits for in deheit of which fee simpleLots Nos
Evansville.
JOHN GREEK Va. A. K. w. CARPENTER.-sale at
Court House doof bet 10 and O'Clock May 18TH Oflots
Nos g. s. and in B. No in Greeksvills, county
| OF vanderburgh,
L. H, SCOTT VS.. JOHN AND CHRISTINA HELBlG -
Sale Court House door bet 10 oeeok. May 5th lot
No. in B. No. 1873 in Lamasoo city.
FRED soHpLTE. RHODES ROGERS EFT AL VS.. JNos
HELBIG-Sae nine executions, of lots Nos! III
| May 18th.
| GEO FRoEHLIUK AND P. HEFFERMAN W MAR
GARET ROQUEr. NJ. GAYISK EFT AL.-Sals at Court
House door, May % part the Public Squars in Evans
yiIie thus bon died. comrencing Main front
line aid quarter point 1874 feet distant om the line
Of the ey dividing said quarter of said Square fro lot No
original Plan OF said eityj running thence right
Main street. ard parallel wi said dividing alley
said quarter of said Square running
thence Main and along the alley
aud parallel said alley dividing said quarter fro
said lot lob Main and thence along Main street
eighteen threefourth feet to the place of beginning
ARCH. G.. SULLIVAN ANDA. X. W. CARPENTER vs.
ADAM AND ELIZA REED.-Sale at Court Hons door Ma
2th lots Nos and 2in Block IS Fourth Enlargement
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-10
Consumption Durable at Last.

We are happy to see that the statements
made by DIR. Robert Hunter of New York, in
his Medical Specialist of January and April,
showing the steady decrease of deaths oy
Consumption since his introduction OF the
treatment by Medicated Inhalation, are con-
frned in the fullest manner by the New York
papers.
The Tribune of 25th April, among others,
comments on the gratifying fact, and observes
that considering the population of the city is
rapidly increasing, and that the temperature
of the first three months Of the current year
was uncommonly severe, such as is accounted
trying to fragile and worn out constitutions,
this exhibit argues increasing capacity and
skill in the Doctors contest with the insidiA
Gus destroyer, Consumption.
1t certainly is a subject of general eOngrat.
ulstion.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-10
COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF THE EVANSVILLE Daily JeURNAL3
FRIDAY Eevening. May 9,
FREIGHTS To New Orleans lower. Pork per Dbl SOC;
Corn per bush loo: Bacon soc per ice.
GROCERIES,. better demand. sales Coffee 131e Sugar
TX to 81 for fair to pr mel Molassss 45c reboiled.
FLoUR.-Lmited inquiry from retailers at Is 80 to
1915.
GRAIN.-No sales.
WHISKY.-Firm ut previous rates.
PROVISION Sales Bacon Sides Sc; sheul
ders 7c; Hams s1Sc to Ice.
Small sales green meat at sLc hog round.
sALT.-Firm at 400 per bu he for fine EsnaWha.
LIME.-Sales $50 BIB grey at 81 90.
RAGS.-SmAll sales at to 3j%c.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-10
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New ORLEANS, May ,, P. M
Tobaceoi nothing further has been reported this
ing.
Sugar: with limited receipts, and light stock the
Transactions have not exceeded 300 hhds this morning;
ut about yesterdays prices.
Molasses; notice sales OF $40 bbls at 31934c.
for inferior and ordinary, and 343ac for choice.
FLOUR; the only transactions of any moment that we
have heard 100 bb Ohio at So 25 and 100 choice
extra ST. Louis at 81 90.
Corn; the sales about 800 sacks of which
$500 ime whits 44c and 100 prime yellow at 4Sc.
Bacou about go sacks have been disposed of at 57
6oc
Pork is retailing SIS so, and we have noticed
a small sale of prime at Sl4.
Blcon Transactions are confined TO retail at 9Xc for
ribbed sides, ana Nc for shoulders.
Whisky the sales include $50 Dbl raw at 23c.
Hay; $40 bales estern were TAX en- at 50 IS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-10
NEW GOODS ANls NEW PRICES.

SHANkLIN REILLY beg leave to call the attention OF
- their friends and their large and we'll
tected assortment e new spring and dry goods reed
during the two weeks comprising of the most der-
able stocks TO be found in the city which they er at WHOLE
and retail to their and public generally
atlow prices cash time buyers Their con-
ss n of the foowng-Broad cloths black and fancy
-Ik Ysngs Co.tOnads 0roton cloths and plain fancy
Mills and other rich printed French AMI Scotch Jaeo
sriped Beregs black and cooted Grape Man1 CASH
mere plain fancy Ginghans rich printed organdies.
and fancy silk shawl sa shawls and scarfs black and
white lace 0apes Moria antique Paraso silk and bingham
Umbrellas Panama Leghorp Braid Hats English
and fancy Bonnets rich Ribbons Hosiug Gloves
Palm leaf and fancy Fans shoes Carpets floor and
Oil printed window blinds tgeher with
great variety of Tfimnins email *arss AnS fancy goSas
&e., Sc myf SHANkLfT & HsILI'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-10

THE ACCEPTANCE OF Mr.. FILLMoRE-It is
rumored that a letter from Mr.. Fillmore, ac-
cepting the American" nomination. and Civ
ing in his adhesion to the doctrines of that
party, was read in one of the American Coun-
els of this city last Hight. The letter will
soon be published Gin. Gaz. It'll.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-10
COnnecticut Lsgislature.

New HAVEN, May z.
The caucus of the opposition members Of the
House of Representatives, this evening" made
the following nominations:
For Speaker-Hon. Greene Kendrick.
For Clerks-E. B. Trumbull and l. NJ
Bromley.
For State Printer-Carrington and Hotch-
kiss.
The Senate no:ninatee Hon. L. w. Cutter
President pro tenn, and o. H. Plat, Clerk.
Carrying the Mails.
WASHINGTON, May z, P NJ.
A large number of contractors were at the
P. O. Department attending the announcement
of some 1000 awards for carrying the mails
in n. Y, Pa. Del, and Md. There were up
wards of 5000 bidders, but the competition
was as great as the offers The important
contract by steamboats, and railroads was re-
served for future period.
BALTIMORE, May z, P. M.
A duel was fought Saturday on the North
Carolina State line, between DR.. Viking and
Mr.. Flanner of Wilmington. Wilkins was
killed at the third fire.
PHILADELPHIA, May z, P. NJ.
The Democratic ticket elected Vaux by
nearly 1000 majority. The Democrats have
two thirds of the City Council.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-10

GRAHAMs MAGAz1NE.-Messrs.W Watson &
Co. have purchased of DIR. A. II. Lee the right
and title to Graham's Magazine, and will here
after assume its publication. We are sure that
under their charge Graham will lose none OF
its interest or beauty. The May No. contains
a large quantity of excellent reading matter,
with fine engrayings, and a great many en-
broidery, fashion cuts &c. interesting to the
ladies. The price Of this Magazine is So per
annum Address the above firm.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-10

Or We see that the indianapolis Journal
styles Col. James H. Lane General Lane.''-
We hope no citizen Of Indiana will be deceived
by this attempt Of Jim Lane and his friends to
usurp the cognomen Of the noble and gallant
Joe Lane ISaTe Haute Jour.
Joe Lanes friends should be gratifed at
any innocent deception which even for day
might give him the credit of Col. Lanes abili
ty, SO infinitely superior to his own.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-10

80 OF The Union Fire Co., of Lamasco, run
their engine and hose carriage to the extreme
upper end of Evansville, yesterday afternoon,
to lend their services for extinguishing the fire.
Happily they were not needed. But they ex-
hibted the right spirit.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-10

ANOTHER POSTMASTER DEFAULTER.-John
Mitchell, recently postmaster at Bellsville, in
Washington county, Pa, has committed forge
ries to the amount of $500, and it is stated
that he has also rifed letters while in office.
He has left for parts unknown.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-10

EMmA BRowS. from Wabash TO Evansville.
- The Wabash is reported risiRg from
Terre Haute down-caused by the rains.
- See item in another place about little
pleasure steamer building in this city.
- The river was stationary at this point
yesterday. In o fair stage from Pittsburgh to
the mouth.
- The Fashion may be expected here
for St Louis early tomorrow morning. She
is a fast boat and has clever officers.
or Yesterday was showery. The showers,
however, were light, and the day rather pleas
ant than otherwise.
- The feet and splendid packet Alvin
Adams will be here this morning early for ST.
Louis. She is the best packet in this trade
Look out for her.
- The sternwheeler Return started for
the Wabash night before last loaded with SALT
She has been lying here sometime awaiting
rise in that river. The Return belongs to the
Kanawha Salt Company, and is an excellent
boat
- The JAS Montgomery arrived evening
before last from New Orleans, with splendid
trip of passengers. She was only five days
out to this point. She put off some coffee
and other freight here. We thank Mr.. Low
rey, of the Office, for papers.
- The Effie Alton, latey destroyed at
Rock Island, was built at Cincinnati this spring,
and cost $4,000. The boat and cargo were
entirely lost. The passengers were saved, but
lost their baggage.
- The steamers lost during the month
of April were the N. j. Eaton, David White,
S. F. j. Trabue, Knoxville, and Cuba. The
White will probably be raised and also the
Knoxville.
- BY telegraph dispatch we learn that
the Alma will leave st. Louis to day for Pitts
burg, and will be here Monday or Tuesday.
She desires freight and passengers. The Alma
is good boat, and we hope she nay pick up
something here.
- The Emma Brown and D. A. Given
dFrlVeQ yesterday uCn INC NaOaSHI Win cS
much freight as they could carry in the low
stage of the Wabash. The Given had loaded
barge in tow Both steamers were engaged
during the afternoon putting out freight, pre-
paratory to return trip.
- The Louisville Courier of Thursday
says:
| The River was stationary yesterday, and
has been unchanged since Monday with four
feet water on the falls for steamboats, In the
canal there were seven feet water The wealth
er yesterday was clear AMI quite cold in the
morning.
The AMERIcAN CANDIDATE.-After viewing
the many persons talkel of for Presidential
candidates, the Palmer (Mass.) Journalcloses
as follows.
In looking over the list of proposed candi-
dates, we see none that we should prefer to the
nominee of the American party--Millard Fill
more. For soundness Of principles, correct
ness of example, and purity of political char
acter, none can he pointed out who will excel
him. Should he accept the nomination ten
Tered him, declaring himself in favor of true
Americanism, it will not be inconsistent with
the principles we profess, to give him our sup
port
T.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-10

OF The Library Of the New Library As
ISOLATION is very well patronized. Over three
hundred of the five hundred books it contains
as neuclus, were drawn out last month. A
thousand more volumes will soon be added
Books and authors are now becoming one OF
the topics of conversation in the social circle,
which is a very encouraging condition OF
things. We hope all our young folks will be
able to read after while-=that is, read to ad-
vantage.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-10

ARIsTocRATIc DARKEY.--A correspondent of
the Savannah News relates the case of VIM.
Ellison, negro, who purchased his freedom
from his master several years ago, and now
owns large cotton plantation, upon which he
works fifty hands, and owns about one-half Of
the town of Strasburg, in Sumpter District,
s. C..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-10

OF The total number of land warrants is
sued under the law of March 1885, is nearly
127OOO requiring upwards Of fifty millions of
acres, and the number of claims received are
245,7Oo Upwards Of 1900 warrants, for
100000 acres, were issued during the month
ofApril
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-10
PUBLIC sALEI

EpY viruns f decres of the vandsrhqrEh orous Court
made .. its April term 1855 rendered il suit fer
rtitisn wnsrein John James n aintf and Lewis James
defe The undersigned Com
sale pablo auction the Court House
Evansville the 2sh day of May 1885, the fOlo wing de
eSibsd real estate, wit:
All that part of fractional section No twelve (i3) In
Township No. ~ suthot No O) west In
VaRderburxh county Indiana thus bounded: Beginning
stake tho West line of said tract Onai secto point
chain south of north west Of said
section runni $50 t6) chains
the bank OF the Ohio river thence down said river
twelve chains and links; thence north 3O
Tn chains the line of said fractional
sail line the place
middle third thereof being ths life estate Of
Cynthia Brown.
ALso:-A that cart the Southwest quarter of section
No. "a, the Township and Range Aforesaid & witt
Fifty eight and SO being the middle part OF said south
west quarter and forty 800 chains and fifty lO
length from North south and o) chains in width
from Eat We being that portion of said CUSTER
marked with the herS' tie plat sfsaid
section recorded in order book D at ITO of the
Records Ytudsrhurgh Probate CURT Eighteen and
IL the North eud being TO the life estate
of Cynthia Brewn
TERAscne half the purchase money TO be paid in cash
and the remainder be paid in four months from the day
sale purchaser giving notes with approved security
waving relief valuation laws ana bear
ing intsre from date. TdOS. &. GARVIN.
ap26-4w Commissioners.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-10

OF Bayard Taylor thay feel cUniplimehted
in the fact, that no books in the Evansville Lii
brary have a greater run han his Travels.
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Sstr An CAAuI.hs-Warranted tull weignt.-35 whole,
~ half quarter Proctor CANDLES for sale
10 prices weight per j. Cheese
man. my3 s. b. GILBERT CO.. SJc near Water
NH OIL bills and halves and Prime for sale
IVA apaI GE FOSTER Il CO.
HOPKINS & REED have lust received anne tock gem
tlemens such spring and SUMMER Cassimsr4s
Liuen DriDgs and Ducks VesSngs dnder shirts.
Drawers Gloves Hose. Linen hankerchefs and summer
Cravats All the named afLieles of beautiful
quality. anu will be offered low fer cash. my2-2m
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or The Richmond Enquirer contends for
the two thirds rule in the Cincinnati conven.
ton, and says 1--WE should regard that
Southern man as either knave or fool who
SHOULD propose or vote for its abrogation."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-10

OF Our markets are now very well at
tended. Greens, lettuce, onions and pie plant,
are the prevailing vegetables with slight
sprinkling of asparagus and radishes, the latter
exceedingly abbreviated in the corporal vir-
tue of size.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-10

FIRE.-Yesterday afternoon frame dwell
: ling occupied by German family, in the upper
tpart of Second street. next to Squire Wheeler's,
caught ON fire, and was burned down or very
nearly so. The origin of the fire we did not
hear. The house was owned by Mr.. Fisher, a
stone cutter. The engines were on the spot
in quick time with vast conccurse of people
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-10

~ Strangers will always find on file at the
Reading Room, corner of Main and First sts.,
the leading papers of the country. An intro
duction is all that is required on the part of
strangers to avail themselves of the benefits
of this room.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-10

TAt the request of the author we publish
communication of interrogatoreis to-day sent
us from Bloomington. We do not suppose he
expects his multitude Of questions to be an
swercd That is asking too much of the good
nature of any man.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-10
RE MnVAE.

HloLBuRN & HERSHBeReER have removed their
u stock Mattresses the building lately put
by Mr. Hughes, Water street. Canal Bank
where they will keep constantly hand wholesale and
retail Msttssses all sizes and ktnds
Wig; Spring Cotton. Moss Shuek Hair and JcRay Lind
ALso-Bed Comforts Of all eizes -
ALsoCotton. Moss. Hair, shuck and Feather Pnlows.
Mattresses made order guaranteed to give satsfAc-
ton. Those in good article will please call.
Tho attention of Country Merchants particularly invited
to stoeE Main door Canal Bank Evansville
MI
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BY TELEGRAPH.
cONGR ssIONAL.
rH1RrY-FoURTH coxaREss=FrRsT SESSION


WASHINGTON, Mays.
SESATE.--Sundry private bills were taken
p and passed.
HoUsE.-A message was received from the
Senate, asking third committee of confer
ence relative to the amendments to the Def
cheney Bill, upon which the two Houses dis
agreed.
Mr.. Phelps rose to defend the people of Mi
souri,, whom he said Mr. Giddings charged as
traitors, and said they deserved to be hanged
Shooting ARRAY.
WASHINGTON, May 9.
According to the evidence at the investiga-
ton of the shooting ARRAY, Mr. Herbert came
into the dining hall at halfpast IL O'Clock,
accompanied by a friend, and called for break
fast. but was informed by a servant that he
could not have meal without an order from
the office
Mr.. Herbert directed several servants, who
spoke to him on the subject, to retire, calling
them harsh Names The deceased made re-
ply, when Mr.. Herbert struck him with his
fist or napkin. The deceased picked up
plate or a tray, making movement as if to
throw it. when Mr.. Herbert threw a chair at
the deceased. The latter returned the assault
with plate
During the melee, brother of the deceased
entered, hearing of the proceedings. Herbert
seized him and the two brothers closed on
Herbert, who was thrown down and they
were striking him, when he fred a single bar
relied pistol. Herbert was remanded to the
Investigation.
Nomination for President y
LANCASTER, May 9.
The committee appointed by the Democrat
ic Convent IN had an interview yesterday with
Mr.. Buchanan, when the latter formally ac-
copied the nomination for the Presidency, and
gave mis- hearty oTp'oval Of the resolutions
adopted by the Stat, Convention.
Explosion Loss of Life
ST.. JOINS N. B. MAY 9.
The boiler of the steamboat n J. D. Pierce
exploded yesterday near Fredricktown. Four
persons were instantly killed and another has
since died Of injuries received. Several other
persons were badly scalded.
PHILADELPHIA, Mayo.
The new steamer City of Baltimore arrived
here yesterday with 228 passengers and an i'm
msnsely valuable cargo. She is 374 feet long
Troy, N. Y. Y, May g.
In consequence of the extensive brsakage
along the Champlain Canal Its navigation is
entirely suspended for the purpose of repairs.
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sPRING TnAnE OpEN

1856, SPRING. TRADE OPEN. 1856.
subscribers receipt of their spring stock
comprising every variety and kind Mems
Misses Boys Youths Child7ens Boots shoes Caters
Baskns Slippers 60 which they call the attention
Those goods purchased early and selected
and desirable stock offered ia the Eastern
markets HENDRICKS g. MeREA,
mh2I First at. near Main.
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Ggt Daap gournal.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

or fine steam saw mill has just been
erected below Pigeon Creek.
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GTWe thank Mr.. NJ W. Foster for pack
age OF Southern papers left JUS yesterday MORN
ing. He was passenger on the Jas. Mont
gomcry, and had delightful trip.