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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-12-26

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New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-31
ID Orleans 4aftg Crestertt,
Unfurl the Flag.
opE. Br8 FRANCIS 4. puR1vAaE.

Unfurl the flag-nur countrys flag o.
Upheld by gallant hearts and true =
al star for every sovereign State
EtnbIazoned on its field Of blue.
No muti!ated banner ours
OF dear bought honors basely shorn,
With half its glory-beaming stars,
5$ In frenzy from the Union torn.
10! like the rainbow on the storm,
Its colors gid the brow of night,
4 And proudly daily with the breeze
Az when II glad1ened first the sight.
BY hero hands that flag was raised
When foes around were thlckenlng FAST,
! And tyrant power Ger allthe land
its desolating shadow cast.
When rolled the war clouds DER the sky,
And blazed the lightning fires Of death,
That banner met the patriots eye, ~
Who blessed it with his dying breath.
Amid the crash Of ocean war,
High streaming in the sulphury blast,
That flag waved DER the reelng deck,
Nailed to the CONSTITUTION mast.
Then be it ours to fence from harm
The glorious flag baptized in flame:
: To keep its stars and stripes intact
The patriots pride--the traitors shame.
\ Still shall that banner stainless float "
As when in joy and pride unfurld-
Millions of5hearts its color-guard, ...
The hope of Freedom through the world.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-31
IAiPOItIS.

NEW YoRK-Ship Musathon-Assored mIse.
IITERPOOI-Shp Anna Sclunid-SlND sacks salt to Or
lerI2S ejhes hhd esrlen TO Henderson
It Gaines
NEW YORk-Ship Ambassador Assorted mdat.
MARSEII II.ES-Shp Frances Emma-Assorted m,se.
BALTIMORE-Schr \ Mnndcrson-AsSUrtcd lniSe
APALACHICULA-Schr Jenny Iinl-lU0 bbls turpeune
500 do rOSin b"Nca mdse to Wood Low.
APALACnGCOLA-Schr PhuenlN-2O bales cotton TO J 4
Mitchell ycu- vkgs tobacco 10 c ulDcke tco-I53 bbls
turptntine y}S do roSn & D Mgtca &Co.
PRNSACOLA-schr znme--45,yOD feet lumber TO 4 P
SCHOLARSHIP nora27 HNo feet lumber Merritt Me-
PEARL RIyHR-';en WashnSon-3jv9o v9o feel lumber to y"
W rNrTr Sco,
PEARL RIvER--schr President27O0o feet lumber to
MerrittE Mct'unncll
CUVINGTON-Schr Adelc--500 bbs sand TO Moses East
PAsCAGUuLA-schr Entcrpriee2 OlO feet lumber TO J r
Pike
Ru.OEI-Schr En,lora-2jO00 feet lnmtcr SativI 4
Bell!
BLACK EIEEH-Schr Elolie--27 cords wool to order.
BAY ST lOUIS-Schg Fayorite30 cords wood 10 order
BAY ST Lou uIS-Sehr mlrpeuletice3O cords Of wood to
order.
BAY ST LOrIS--Srr Mary Ann--5 cords OF wood TO
der.
tDYINGTON-S'chr F,iihlbrtht5 cords wood to order.
BILOXt-Schr Eolo--jD cords wool 10 order.
DILUXl-Sehr Revolutionary cords wool to pEler
BILONI-Schr RoSHlie-ty cords wood t" order
BIONI-Schr Emie-t5 cords wood to order.
BILNNI~-:7chr Emblem ~ cords wood 70 orer.
ANTE RIFER-Sloop -An.--iO cords wood to ur'ler.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-31
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Ship Marathon Van Dyeke, IS days from Now York, to
Hynson &co-2d district, 26
Ship Anna schmidt Ma!eh"y from Liverpool Sept 6' t'
Ship Ambessaor 0se days from New York, to Boudos
schr M"nerson Henderson, l6 days from Baltimore, to &
sclr Jenny Lind seagrce four days from Apaachcola to
schr Phoenix, Brown, four days from ApSachcola to G I
scr zulms Wcbber days from Pensacola John Hurley
schr Dora Bosic days from Pensacola John Hurley
sshr Gen Washington, Weston from Pearl RiyYr-B"s'n
Schr Adele. Gonrman, from Covinrton--basin
Scllr Eudora Iollcy, from BloNi-BaSin
SER Faycri'e. -, from l'1y $ l.oni;--"sin l.,
schf schr sH @ S% tn S% @ !!1Y a
Sshr E4ahen, , Meto FYm C?vipstGn-'"sin.
schr Resolution, from BiloSi-l'asin
ssnr ssSr :"isf E"is, Facnn tro" ls" piioSi~aSn
schr Emblem, Matte, from Biloxi-l'"Sin
Sloop Ann, -, from AmiIe RiFeE-BhSin
STEAMBOATS,.
Fanny Fern Martini from Shreveport.
q ID Jr Lalone from bayou Sara.
Sai!e aI! I:'sS Ho5asoa ; Fo%s from A@Eins Bend.
/ " Powell, Richardson iron, yicksburs.
Hickman, Ford, from Cape Girarleau
delaware McMurtry from 81 i'2n~
Frank Lyon, White, from Hicksburs.
Mars. Kerr from Grand Calf.
and to scn a is Slip Alcle DelOrough up ship
Marathon, Ambassador Anna Schmidt and FRANCES
BELow-coMING UP.
Ship A + Schmidt Mliken, from Liverpool o, :.
Ir Win Miller Roberts, from Havana, TO de Wiser sto-
Mex Sci,r Aneta Bas,o from rntnpsco Caner'len.
Brig Trowlunl, from Malaga TOD Avct
Schr Sea Drift Smith,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-31

DECISIONS OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE
uEKFEp SrATEs.--We copy from a dispatch i'll the
New York Tribune of the oath instant the following
svnopss of the recent decisions Of the United States
Attorney General:
I. Shipmasters in foreign ports are subject to the
requistion of the Consul to take board and carry
60 the United States distressed mariners but not sea
Ien or other persons accused OF crimes, ana TO be
transported to the United States for prosecution.
2. Officers and crews Of the public ships Of the
United States are not entitled to salvage civil or mill
&ary, as of complete legal right The allowance of sal
Fage, civil Or military in such cases, like the allowance
ofprize money captures is against public policy and
ought to be abolished in the sea service, as it was
ong ago in the land SERVICE
3. District Courts of the United States have power
to provide specially for the confinement of persons
convicted by Federal Courts, if refused admittance
into the ails of the State IN such cases the persons
may be confined in the Pententiary of the District OF
Columbia.
4. There is punishment by statute of the act of q
shlpmaster in unawully putting seaman on shore
in foreign port but MOI f0t assault on seaman
On board ship Or otherwise in foreign port.
u. S. TRoops FOR FLORIDA The troops which
sailed from Boston the 22d inst. for Fort MYERS
Florida, were companies l, L, G, II and A, 4th ar
lery. Brevet Major J. B. Scott 4th artillery goes III
command of the detachment. The following are the
officers with the detachment: Company /, Breve
Mail B. Scott, captain first lieutenant, q. A. Mack
second do, j. j. Dunn company H. Breyet Maio
Thomas Williams, captain first lieutenants, S. II
Wheelock, w. R. Tirrell second do Z. +. Bagley
company G, first lieutenant, 0. B. Wilcox secon
do, II. A. Hascall company H., Captain j. P. Nc
Gown; second lieutenant, J. j. Albert brevet secon
lieutenant - Loder; company A, Captain F. n
Clarke first lieutenant, A. Magton; second do
T. Follett. Surgeon a McIarren accompanies tn
command, and Assistant Surgeon Abbott as his al
sistant. baltimore Sun.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION IN NEW YORK;
The Americans of Greenbush have nominated Jnt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-31
I. O. 0. F. 52ld)
Grand LDtfre of Tns1tsionu.

r,rr W cR.Nn Ti9prr W ~" 1aSiisn's n n
F. meets dS ii; fsS5h Tassys nad
Camp aud Ln',yets IT. Streets Nsw orleans;
Lodge No IL R. " Deputy Gr9nd Master Chas Churchill
Sss OF Fnm iougs ~ q H. " grand Secretary; Henry
RseS f SS / aaa M v H. ti"% hsS%
rt Gna G6 T6je " No d h hna[eS w " Ta Hi
sp S ES No. No. b. y ?a ana t"a Wts S
Union Lodge No W Grand inarln j. Franktori Of
ssT nfs! GsSi SS Y 'I"SS p
S+ f % So wn "sE HxsSE fs'I"% %s "St g.
s ] ys s. 8 + 4 rsIoH u s' i ss9s s. ss %%sy ;.
Il Pi " Of ny G G".S Snys ss @ y So p,G 10 Ds n SG 3 oo2
of NV Iberia ose No 35 psct No. ll H. llunsscksr, q"
@ ose 10 81 Dj: No. Is o MS q" tinon r.tss loss
No. = District No u George Dcrmeyer Of Masnoin Lodge
j. 61s5 T"Hso" Ass%o" AssyE's Lcdgy SS No. No.
49, nistrlGt Mo, 4; :, fl. r,r,,,,
Tg Fnnwt e @ oce OF the Grand Secretary in Odd
'S''"' '''''' subord.notc Lodges.
LOUISIANA LODGE No: meets every Friday event in
% Mrss ~ 3 % secsy tHn,sSS GsosS" & re !sse Sec
ro1fS; III II, N,,1mS ~l.','"'I n,,'', ,rs,SnfeF
ps s in sisn$ B@pimEs pnEn Thrl District j. b. Snson G.
q H"opr Trtssrsr "' ''eFe'S T. Louis Per- Secretary
UNION LODGE NJ meets every Monday evening in room
M No. ga fs@wS F"sr iia M g. rn M'Gn n G Il H. nsn
N''' - '''Fi"a, ifl. tel'
CRESCENT LODGE No. meets every Thursday evensg in
E2sm No: l. 9dd . neSwS Hall L. s. iinrcr n G T. F.
noss v: ~" t ttE 1"ht, Secretary Ia ~ jhhAn, FER
secretary r. 80 -. l"'o1, ~ itt'Suier.
JEFFERSON LODGE No. emeetS every Thursday evening
N @ HeleT2on N.Y. ~ 1 "n s,f,H N; ooGn N e.; j. r.
Miller -: oecie""yi u Dh'leS, Fer SeGrG
'".S @ @ "a, r,s,"s' anr', kasa
TEUTON \ i,'uit No 10 meets every Tuesday evening
IN room NO. :! = EHu Lows ~ ~l'. l.E finke y g. Can
@ r ScniJr secretary; John t he"ter
w, ~ o'Dt"! NV. ; ,,,,,, ,- '''"'i'
ORLEANS !oo;E No II meets every Tuesday evening in
COON A2' ~, & tiSws .ll: D.. Webb n g.; T. Allen,
~ .. H. it''S 'cv'ritifi ~ hoeE' lrehs'rer
CoMMERClAI' LODGE No. l. meats every Wednesday,
evening III room >o o. pdu eloWs' Hall. T. O. Lar2ii,
G o" M T'%t, Scre,nv n r. a pcn Sscrsty' james
''oeNtn' ~ = ~ g. c1,|.r, " " oooNc' treasurer.
HOWARD hptT No u meets every Thursday evening in
room No D. old ftliowSS HAL lha,deuS D. Fnlorn ~ g.
4 yn Sot Per srcrenrv rsdi lisc9mE Secretary Geo
IL. s'Iot" cii, -, a. 't''o' irci1'"rer.
HOPE LODGE 40. II meets every Wednesday evening in
room No. oan reIoWS HAIL ;; NJ Todd, N.G Thomas F.
mtht w. 'cftl'fE' Charles "Sslter,
Tt'. oerte'. = 49, -, '1tI''e' 'icAS''c'-
DELTA LDnHE 40. - meets every Monday evening i'll
room No. Qua tnloWs iiati r g. Collins, n. G.; A. Nc
ronsao u VI" l. W. hoh'cH' secretary; Luther Homes,
i[tl94teI' o,,c,, ~
TEMPlAK 3i,'h No 10 meets every Fri'Ay evening in
room No odI rtIo"> Hail. A. w. Hunter. \. g. Eue.s
Secretary; H. ~ Patterson Tre'surer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-31

PHILADELPHIA A. Bark Washington ButGher-6j7 hales
cotton hhs tobacco 1872 hides 201 empty casks UO do s
81 pkgs miSr
TAMPICO-Srllr Stnr--1U5D If bales cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-31

i MODERN SoLoMoN-An Interesting Scene in The
:Supreme Court of Ne,c Yo''k.-The New York cor
respondent Of the Baltimore American relates the
following incident which occurred during the session
of the Supreme Court, on the morning OF the 22d
inst
The business of the Supreme Court yesterday was
varied by a Judgment somewhat after the manner OF
Solomon. 4 man and his wife who have separated
asontended for the custody of little daughter, the wife
alleging that though herself in the receipt of the boun
ty Of the husband for support, he ncapactated
for the charge of the child by intemperance and bad
temper. In return he made a similar charge against
the wife, and said he abundanty able to take care
of the child. The judge referred the matter to take
testimony and report. The question then was as tc
who shold have the care Of the child i'll the mean
time. The judge said he would give it to whichever
parent it chose to 60 with The father then had the
child in his arms, and his wife sitting at little
distance from him. The judge directed the child tc
be stood on the floor and the parents to sit so as to be
seen by it, The child went back first to its father, bu
its mother called her by name when the child ran
her, and SHE caught it up in her arms, and was per
mltted by the Judge to take it with her much to the
satisfaction, apparently, Of both. The parties ap
peared TO be highly respectable, and not at all dc
serving of what they ascribe to each other. Trll,
leach heart knoweth its own bitterness"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-31

JEFFERSON CITY October 30
The arrivals to-day untlnpartant Hogs Mich Cows
couc scarce, but good supply Of other stock continues OF
sale Prices easy for purchasers quotations.
PRICES:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-31

DE SOTO LODGE Mo- meets Baion Rouge rhur,d,y
evening.
ST. MARY LODGE No % Franklin Saturday
evening.
METH LODGE No. q meets Shreveport Wednesday,
evening.
ST. LANDRY LODGE No. y meets OprIolsas S.t'r
day eve!!iu".
evening.
Monday GSo,u-.
TRINITY LODGE No. 3 Trinity on Saturday
evening.
EXCELSIOR LODGE No n meysa' TA;i-,luax Sa'nr-
NEW Il;}:GTA LODGE No, So Newton T,ars-
day evening.
PRAIRIE LODGE NJ. 81 At Washington Fgj,l"y
CIENEYYfT.LE LODGE NJ. II Cheney lille On
Mcuray evening
AssiNlr! !OS LODGE No 50 meets 2.po,r,nvtlle On
Saturday evening. - ~
TM0MAS 7. EtLIELDs. Ltran.l S.crn.4r-.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-31

FFISC-l@ tons French aud American in % ~ l0t and II
II pound Kegs, for sale by ALFRED kEhkNY,
olD - Magazine street
pRAEDN-l5J quarter and eighth casks Domestic 10
ID sale by JOSEPH LANDS Il CO.,
ola 33 TchonpioutS street.
DAi4HI OILS casks and 10 hbls for sale by
L ALFRED kEARNY,
olD r. Magazine Street.
7 INSEED OIL-I20 bbls Raw and Boiled, for sale by
IL ALFRED KEARSY,
ol0 Y Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-31
Shipping ynttl|igeufe.

FRIDAY, October, 81, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
G " Hynson SEQ
Schr Star Cannon for TAmnico Goldcnbow Il Lesparre
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-31
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

DRUGS AND MEDlC4NES.
JNOCTOIe HIOOFLANDS CELEBRATED GER
~ MAN RlTTERS, prepared by
Dn. G. NJ. JACKSON, rn!lApElrnlA. rA
35ss w F i5y SsF sass Of ps" q? nSM @ I'll
discusses arising from disOdsred Liver or Stomach.
as Constira
ton, Inward piles
=, Head, Acidty Of the Stomach, -,
Falnyss or Wfisht in r. son,neh, So'; ;,,,
Es"os sntns or F9srins % tier % at HI ,ea r
and ditcult lreHthinr Fluttri"; the Heart Choak
Ing q S o: Ws rs s D
Pal" !" "s ,r | sS a nsf Es" . Of a'ip" n I Ss ss ss'"
''Sls Chest lnbs, t;c., etc,, sudden Finsi,,a Of
and great Depression
The proprietor in calling The attention Of the pnlIe 10 s
with feeling ol The utmost confidence IN
its virtues adaptation to the diseases for which is recon-
mel'.ed ..-,,, on,in,, ~. oun ,,,, ,. ,,oo,, ,n
test Of ten yenrs trial tie American people, md its
@ am" s "fysd ~ as by v an "r m h @ s
well known physician, and individuals in All parts of tie
s!ct annually by the proprietor, and to be lHl Er's Of %y
Of MS AS1 S|nr D" T,,sy M @ 'c rr 'St Es na r S
rrinc4 Office and M",u"ctory, No. so ARCH street Phil
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Bi'ters superior to al preparations nov !" usH
Dear SrI feel bound to express n' n'ir'lon to yon for
Ties Of yo German Isers have found them to be ali yon
them be- aud crrtul3 recommend them to the
TENDED for md superior to- ali other 'eon n9W II VS.
THE BITTEES ALL THEY ARE REPRESENTED TO BE-
JACKs0T, La., August 90 1854.
Dear sirI have med your Gcr"au E'crs and find them
all they represented be- and cleeruly recommend em
KesPHecInlly yomS ''''''' W. +. FAULKNER.
i. MAYER says:
disposed ." nll recevr, on You, wish supply i'm
metAtuly.
1hnye for the last wear used the .rmnI lsi.r~ %parS by
,ccns tic tna hat s ts"ilE ;"i 6.r~ % i r.
istc that in less than thcTe will be more sol" i'll this
vicinity than in amy other part Of the country.
DIR. EABE says:
wish II fresh supply Immediately
+. \. ADAMS 4 co. shy:
Your Bcrs give universal ali who have used
should bear in mind that these Etters entirely
table" thereby possessing advantages Of the prelara
tol, recommended for 2ninr ,'senssi . ~ ;,,oo
'''s N'',,,' ','S' ''''' ''' j. WkIGnT & 90,
anl6 lydwEA New nrlrlns.
1TRIrD o1Ils5n KINDS IN yAlN.-woENs
TO" r %s M % & lie So low II I" sl0RsT ,sS ,r , a. " M s1 jn Ie
@ ,nI ~ .i,h ,i ,in ,'; ,',ut;n. a
f: T ~ ri r S''S" he mac n
TENT Ito b" ID ersiicnGr ii
Ne,ss +. \, F,tncsoc} 4 Gc.-(siIenyn IN Thursday
@ ny ,"" ~ Eg'1 M @ & "Gs l9%k ,a Ts %, i h. M &
re1 Gone ~hr >ve ovr! fifteen inches il" lI@tl
r9",Jr . 'e 'or4 medicine u "se h"'e tried HeS
recommend feles"cis's AS the best .i safest a
wholesale and retail by all tne Grinei druggist, ,,1 ni
merchants throughout the Unite" States ''-l GS Vim
ry'slll POETRY OF I'ilysic.-AyEI:'s PILLS
&lIr, >9arsh@d ny pF,in" but ths'r energy Il
% w'rry4 "P j. There nd % tl!s m w @ ss % .n,a1 On the
@ " ID @ g. ] ,E S[ Jy ,,s@PS i. If @ "y y 5T M S,x Sy 1'd m
% 'F Il, % i os @ di2ss viii & :'s S'"gl m % " . o" IT,
Cleanse v from Impurities and %" gre cured already
1-tr ftil
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-31

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION IN NEW YORK.
The Americans Of Greenbush have nominated Jno.
J. Fonda that town. as their candidate for Congress,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-31
MUSIC TEACHING.

TINII4 ENtsESE1Gl;1Ns! AND SURVEY ING.
" The Undersigned h4yl iorm" t"lmrtHt'n Tor the M!r'
prs, Of Tu>rrg any in .c line nj civil Engineering
nu Survey ilm may h" tufr~r 20 lrth whm ''e Hle
of Ia,i,tl having Gi considerable experience in that
linz, Of i,ir., y I !r- c lly ao,ci: share nt patronage
from those inrure,te,I therein J.G DREuX.
W. s. MITCHELL.
G:I,e. M o i,omlLrr"iHl PiAre. nn4 ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-31

lIcHAnSp I.n., June ., fSi'.
Bttcr give universal satisfaction all who have used
them.
should beAr in mind that these BittcrS entirely
table thereby possessing advantages Of the pelar
tIoiiS recommended for similar Diseases.
Sold Druggists StGreHccpers every town and village
II the United States and lala,lus And by
j. WRIGHT ( Co,
Ru6 lyiW&A New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-31

NEW YORk-Ship Murathon--A escorted mlse
IIYERPOOI-Ship Anna Srlunit-SlND sacks salt
Ter eitthc Ahds caren TO Henderson
t Gaines.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-31

IiIHuiS-Sram:tl, Two By.:a-2s3O 5yiS 1our jaiHy
Connolly kVO
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-07

Is It Sol

Somebody thus warns young men to lock
out for the women: o. ese1 yg. "a
Young man, keep your eye peeled when
you are after the women Is the pretty dress
or form attractive; or a pretty face even?-
Flounces are ofno noconsequence. A pretty face
will grow old. Paint will wash off, The
sweet smile of the first will give way to the
scowl of the termagant. The neat form will
be pitched into calico. Another and far differ
ent being will take the place Of the lovely
GODDESS. who smiles sweet and eats sour can
dy.
Keep your eyepeeled boy, when you are
after the women. If the little dear is cross
and scolds at her mother in the pack room,
you may be sure that you will get particular
fits all around the house If she apologies
for washing dishes, you will need a girl to fan
her. If she bushes when found at the wash
ingtub with her sleeves rolled up, be sure she is
of the Goldfish aristocracy, little breeding and
little sense: if you marry a girl who knows
nothing but to commit slaughter of music on
piano, you have got the poorest piece of mu-
SIC ever got up. Find one whose mind is right,
and then pitch in: don't be hanging around
like sheep thief as though you were asha-
med of being seen in the day sine, but walk up
like chicken to dough and ask for the article
desired like man.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-07
Cbt Daily 5onrnaI,
SUPREME COURT OF INDIANA.
OPINION OF JupeE GooKINs.

.ts OF1N1ON Ot y UDGE eOOOhINS.ra --.t+
George Graft ct. al. as the STATE Bank Of Iudi
/ ana GooE5ns, Jtdge-OQnion
The State Bank of Indiana for the use of the
Branch at Madison, sued the makers and en-
dorsers of a note dated February 25. 1913
payable at said Branch 80 days after date -
The note was protested for non-payment on
Saturday. the 9th day of May following, and
notice was given to the endorsers stating a
Ipresentment and non payment on that day
The Circuit Court found for the plaintiff against
the makers and endorsers, overruled motion
for a new trial, and gave judgment for the
amount of the note, and interest.
The question is when did the note become
due? If it matured on Sunday, the 28th of
May, demand Of payment on Saturday, as
the law then stood, was proper. IF the 28th
and 29th of February, in the bissextile year
are to be reckoned as one day, the demand was
premature, otherwise it was not
The question was considered in the case of
Swift as, Towsey.5 Ind. R, 1876, where it was
held that they were to be counted as one day.
The defendant in Error insists that the SD
section of the act of 1853 p. 454 was repealed
by the 4th section of chap. SO r. S. 1912 d.
1923, but the 18th division of the 10Th sec
tlon'ot the same chapter p. 1923 continued in
torce the act OF January I'd, 1918, id. 1890
adopting the common law of England and the
acts of Parliament made in aid of it prior to
the 4th year of James l. By virtue of the lat
ter statute, the act of 21 H. Sd, referred to in
the case case Of Swift Us. Towsey, was in force
at the time the demand for payment was made.
1t follows that the demand was premature, and
that the evidence was not sufficient to charge
the endorsers. Judgment Reversed-new
trial granted. Judgment for costs. ....
VIM, B. BEACH,
elk Sup. Court.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-07

CRUEL SPoRr.-The Cincinnati Times of a
recent date contains the following:
A small girl was yes serday induced by see
ing other girls try experiment, to put her
tongue against a lamp-post on Sixth street be-
tween John and Smith. 1t was some fifteen
minutes before she was released from her un-
enviabIe situation, although hot water and al
cohol were brought into requisition.- At last
relief was afforded by gentleman who was
passing by placing his hand over the tongue
of the child and blowing his breath thereon.
The tongue was very much swollen, and the
girl has not 9 oxen since the occurrence.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-07
* "a CO.PAIgTNEssSHTP.

TIME undersigned have this day formed Co-partner
= ship under the style and firm of GEO. Foster 6S Co
fer the trausaetion ofa general FOrUardag and Com.
mission BUSINESS and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fireproof Warehouse, the
Wabash and Erie Canal and corner of Locust and Dun
ham streets, and the Depot Of the Evansville and
Charlottesville Railroad, where they will have ample
and convenient facilities for storing all kinds of
Produce and Merchandise.
Fhey will give special to Consgnmens, either by
River, Railroad, Canal Wagons, and willforward
promptly at the lowest rates.
They will give personal attention to the purchase
sale of Produce Groceries in this market and solicit
orders the purchase of Sugar and Molasses the
Coast of the firm will be in the South during the
Winter.
Theyhope by unremitted attention to merit and share
the public patronage. NJ. w. FOSTER.
fsss1 t.rst gsvfID. f-s- ta.t GEO. FOSTER,
decl4 assstta II l-r..3 Ha. w. M. A IKMAN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-07
MATCH RBPAIRING

rENHE UNdersgned sbavng commenced business
in Evansville; hatters himself with che hope that hi
experience and skill IN all descriptions
machinery will. trial
only the resi- ent citizens city
com prsing the 'ciroamambient vicinage''
His shop is the Post Once where be foun all
OFFICE Hours. R, H.G GATES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-07
SHERWOOD HOUSE

THE subscriber has taken the above house and mas
l. entirely reftted and refurnished it, and is prepared
to entertain the patrons of the house satisfactory
manner he has also rented thebrck Stable. owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock ofhorses and car
riages to let.
Thestabeislarge, clean and wellI ocated, and good
hostlersare in constantatepdapce Particuaratention
WILDE paid to the care OF horses etwth him keep
and in all respects the public ha find the Sher
wood Housea good Hotel. fiys-tfl J. A. 8YERS-