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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-19
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$40 NsT1s a1sAeSLSON AND GREAT NORTHERN

tisS5$S: $;& *HHi# &s'Fs saEfsssi i'Aas;
Passenger Train leaves Ne Orleans daily :, 3o o'clock
s s S:s n aTs
eacse % dg sh s and
# @ cents @ Sd csEs
sEAsoE TitKETs may Be oSaned at the Office of the
Company Caiope and Magnolia also family tickets
whoes halves in packages Of five reduced price
written pass expressly authorizing them naming
the stations to and from which they nay 60 As the na?s will
direction on those making trip both will have to be
FREIGHT TRA1Nlesves New Orleans for Brookhaven
% dRS 5 gnsy E. M S new saS a lp %
sTnedas stsons every Morday Wednesday, nnd Erida
Saturdays at ag Stations dway berween regular statons
No frssht will be received at the New Orleans depot
''''' ''''- T. S. WILLIAMS sup't Transportation.
vs. line of four horse na Stages runs from rookhaven
Jackson jackson Brookhaven day
ing with the nassengertraus. s3f
ES@ rHzy Tgr RsrFE sEHy 70 lNkANp THIxaNv1, Efy=.
- ", n. and nsr I9dnmos Tin III a.
duced Rates for passage, freight and Insurance.
Leaving "a opT qqa b NEW OR
I and T 8 ssG 5
avoid and delays heretofore arising from the
's sssr TSti w leave New Orleans from the Fer Landing
sE%sf }sossqa ssssfs sTNbSY and THgRSP1Y
oENlNG, at 10 CLOCK, commencing on sunday the 10Th o!
| May. 1857
The OPELOUSAS Capt A. Van Horne Ellis, will leave
SUNDAYS. and the GALVESTON. Capt. Henry Denson on
| THURSDAYS.
Returning the days of leaving ndanolR will be WEDNE
DA Us and SATURDAYS: and Galveston SUNDAYS and
| THURSDAYS.
Freight received daily Sundays excepted Com
pany Landing in New Orleans, the foot of ST Louis
and will be transported through ports OF destination
kind the
by the line of outside
For freight passage apply the office Of the Company
Che only the in New Oreans) St. Peter
and vee opposite Square, where cabin plans
of the may be and secured.
A. B. SEGER, Vice President
| myll If n. O., Opelousas and g. W. Railroad Co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-19

hJDSELLE MUSCATEL-25 cases Sparkling in
ls4 store iad for sale by S. WOLFE 9i Camp street.
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MARINE MoSsTER.-A Miramicha (New Bruins
wck) paper gives an account of a huge Greenland
whale that was lately fallen in with by fishing
schooner Samuel Gilbert, of Gloucester, Mass about
twenty or twenty-five miles off land, and by that ves-
sci towed into Tracadie harbor., The whale was 5
feet long and 25 to 80 feet through the head 30 feet
long and the lips 20 feet. When found it was float
ing on its back, the most elevated part being about
20 feet above water, and taken in tow by passing
hawser round the tail. It was nine days wonder,
and was purchased by W. B. Dean for $500, onehalt
of which goes to the owners of the vessel, Messrs
Jewell, of Tamworth, N. H. the other to the crew,
twelve in number.
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Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at P. VI.
ID -

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at 5 P. VI.
T~.. REGULAR WEDNESDAY VICkSBURG
sANlLt e Packet Magnolin.-The steamer MAGNO
Liza, St. c. Thomassou: master; will leave for
Vicksburg Grand Gulf St. Joseph Rodney Water
proof and Natchez rs above commencing WEDNESDAY
10Th September. 1851 For freight apply hoard
SCI If GEO. D. H1TE Il Co. % Front street
rye. SUM nj f II ARRANGEMENT
lEllrItrs 2 Steamer Ben Franklin. Jos. D. Clarke,
7S-f4--s-T master, for Cairo Hickman, Memphis Helena
Napoe0n Greenville the Bends will leave the fol-
lowing days throughout the CONNECTING at Cairo with the
i Central Railroad for St. Louis and all the Eastern cities
Memphis Memphis and Charleston Railroad for
Nashville, Huntsville Tuscumba Knoxville Chattanooga and
the Virginia Springs -- :.
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Sept. % at 5P. NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Oct at 5 r NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Oct. 81 at P. NJ.
The Ben Franklin is unsurpassed in point of speed and
having large and airy arranged
pressly or the accommodation of families
Passengers depend this boat leaving as adrered
engaged for the above trips appl
agents. where plan of her cabin can be
JOHN f. HYDE K CO., 66 Poydras street,
". z. REDDING Raro,d Agent,
leg under ST. Charles Hotel.
H The Ben Franklin will attend to her Memphis Bend Way
and PlantAoM business nsnAl.
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AY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1857.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES,
o H | o RIVER.

OHIO RIVER.
:r,. ESSP1S $!, q IsfI t 70 q
'fEssf sss ssesi w Il &C.
Madrid, Memphis. Helena Napoleon, all intermediate
'A' nom S" Of S'fS g. i5HE BET1RRToS Fl as5;s
sel6 25 Gravier street.
LOWER mIssIssIPPI.
~, @ ESSsSAS s;S n; + eiGIs
II se and Mc
For ss6Is 5ssht or TpPy s1T Hpaf p
;r:z;: 'IsSRAS FOR II & @ faS ss;E
trS:sss fsshs; s;:'sss rtan
@ sst ass Hsss s ks.y a s.ssls ss
, s1a @ s ;ss,.
for Y1so 20 EyeE ss 10 Es.hP yekong The j.
FOR RED RIVER.
',"l, !: s.1gFeaE 50 III; ;si Ro,;i1iy
$s s"s s:sls r assss atsashs en- =
6o%55 sa;s oFto NJ ( & s,s1,ri sSIrH, ir..,
1,r-;: o, sAIS6Gt1 II Fl Is N rs!ii sTT-
land, Port Caddo, Benton Moorng Landing
Swanson Landing Shreveport, Grand Bayou
Canpe Grand Ecore, Alexandria tioros Landing. and all
ss4EF
give through bills Of lalng Jefferson receiving
freight the foot of Bienvie For freight apply
board, orto F. g. RANDOLPH co.
sel4 a Union street
Leaves on SATURDAY lgth inst at O'Clock p. NJ.
r.. = FOR JEFFERSON. TEXAS d.
fAzlk4 rect-For Jefferson. Shreveport Grand Bayon,
Es-sssz Calnpte, Grand Ecore and Alexandria, the
light draft steamer BloOcr, Perry master will
the above and all intermediate ladng For freight
passage, apply on board or to
sel2 SPEAkE McCREARY Tchoupoulas st.
Leaves or SATURDAY 18th instant. ats NJ.
~ FOR FULTON, SHREVEPORT
6!aA4ihk Grand Bayou Campte Grand Ecore and Alex
andria, the superior and swift running steamer
Dick Nash, Capt. W. Lampton will leave direct for the
and all intermediate landings For freight passage
apply OIL board, or to 7. 3. SMITH,
sel6 4Tcloupoulas street.
FOR sHREVEPORT DIRECT.
The elegant and swift running passelic er packet
5Ss1@IIsSs steamer Jos. Holden, r. H. Martin, mas
will leave above for Shreveport Grand Bayou Grand
Ecore Alexandria Gortons and all intermediate landings
Red river. For freight passage apply board.
sel9 F. G. RANDOLPH 4 CO., AZ Union street.
Leaves TUESDAY, 22d inst. 5 P. NJ.
FOR RED RIVER -Indepcnd-
9sS4S= Amanda, N. G. Briggs master, will
leave above for Shreveport Grand Bayou Cushaa Campte
Grand Fcore, St Maurice, Collie Alexandria Eorrrans and all
intermediate landings Red river For freight passage
apply on board or to 7. B. SMITH, Agent,
se9 Tchouptoulas street.
The ANA, will take freight for all landings Lake
Bseneau AS high as Moscow.
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Ys. SUMMER RKANGEMENT-
Leaves every THURSDAY, at 5oclock P. NJ.
n= REGULAR THURSDAY. U. 5

REGULAR THURSDAY. U. 5
e4A1slrtsnns Mail Packet steamer X. w. McisRe, J.
xFFssssIa NJ White, master, will leave for Carona Land
ing Ashton. Pcher's Point, Skipwiths Ian ding. Lake
Providence Camacks Landing, Milkens Bend yicksbuS
ing Bayou Sara Port Hudson. Rouge, Plquemne,
Donaldsonvle carrying the u s. Mail For freght
passage having accommodations apply board
GEO D. HITE 4 CO., % Front street.
rI- The r. w McR AE will take Yazoo river freight and
sign through adn it, with the privilege of reshpPing
on steamer II s. Aid iel7
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From KEY WEsT.-From the Key of the Gulf, of
the 5th inst, we extract the following:
The health of our city continues to be most excel
lent; indeed, we are in the enjoyment of perfect
health. All reports to the contrary are malicousy
false, and more particularly the one now in circula-
ton in the city Of Tampa to the effect that we have
the fever here.
During the past week we have had frequent rain
squalls, with alternate sunshine, clouds and clear
warm weather. On Thursday morning we were
visited with violent thunderstorm the rain coming
down in torrents for several hours. The peals of
thunder were terrific, and the frequent flashes of
lightning very vivid. The conductor on the Episco-
pal church was destroyed by the lightning, but cas
ing no injury to the church. The gable end of the
hospital at Fort Taylor was also struck, damaging
the whole end. Several houses, cupolas, and fish
ing boat were struck, but little damage DONE The
amount Of rain that fell must have been great in.
deed, during the period of the storm the water ran
down the various streets like small rivers.
There was a rumor current in this city on last
Tuesday to the effect that some eight ten large
brass cannon had been discovered lying in shoal
water on the reef at Tortugas. Many of our wreck.
ing vessels have gone in search of them.
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U.s. 1s57-1s5s-LEAvEs EVERY sATrR

r1, IS57-IS5S-LEAYFS EVERY SATUR-
eANrt@ss e uriay, at o'clock ?. MREG ULAR SATUR-
Ssssaasss=As.@Ss Sssases.=slSs d .AI PACKET. -
magnificent passenger packet steamer Eclipse, L. W.
Broadwetl master will ,eguarly above commanding
SATURDAY. 26h sentenber fer Baton Rouge Bayou
Sara Natchez Waterproof Rodney St. Joseph, Grand Cult
Waeuon and vckbnr For freight passage having
surpassed accommodations. apply on board or to
GEO. ID. RITE CO, % Front street.
Passengers and shippers rel! on the steamer Eclipse
,a,,,hrr 1ext iy3i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-19

MURDERS IN KESTUckY.-A blind man, named
John Adams has been arrested in Pulaski county,
Ky, charged with the murder of Mr.. James May,
and the wife of the latter is supposed to have had
some connection with the crime.
The Louisville Journalof the 10th gives the fol-
lowing account OF another murder i: .s.
We learned yesterday from gentleman from
Larue that horrible murder was committed in that
county on the 29th ult. The district in which it
occurred is called Level Woods The victim was
Miss Mary Shader about % years of age. She came
from Bardstown, and had been residing there some
months. Lately she had changed her residence, and
was living with a Mrs Murphy. On the day in
question Mrs. Murphy had went to a neighbors, and
when she returned found the lifeless body of Miss
Shader lying in the door, her head being horribly
mutilated with an axe. From appearances there had
been a severe struggle between the woman and her
murderer Her infant was found lying on bed
seriously but not mortaliy wounded. A negro was
suspected of being the murderer. He was arrested
and brought up. for examination, but no testimony
was adduced to justify his detention and he was dis
charged. Subsequently, additional testimony was
discovered, which was strongly against him. By
that time, however, his master had sent him off
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-19

CoTToN IN ALABAMA AND GEoRGIA.-A late num-
ber of the Montgomery Mail says, that much COM
plant is made of the boil in cotton. It's ravages
are chiefly in the black, stiff prairie lands. though we
believe no locality is entirely without them If else
where they do as much damage as in this section of
Alabama, they will considerably affect the figures of
the crop. ...... -.
A letter from Marion of the llth inst. states that
the late drought is inuring the cotton crop in that
section very much. 1t is casting off the fruit
The Savannah News has letter of the 10th inst.
from the interior of Georgia, which says:
More than three weeks have elapsed since the ces,
saton of the heavy rans which occurred in July and
August. The weather generally has been warm OF
hot during the day, and cool at night and morning
The cotton bolls of the first crop are large aud
healthy; those of the second crop, with of the
leaves of the plant, mostly shedding off. Cottor
is opening, and some of it permanently Cottor
picking commenced on the 7th inst, one month late
than last year. A refreshing shower or two nigh
be serviceabe to cotton, but excessive rains would d.
more injury than the drought.
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2 Il LII a D E l. 2 II | A,

P Fl I I Z I a.
Stae FOR PHILADELPHIA - REGULAR
MFfa, Iue-Thr Al fast sailing packet bark General
S4SAEz Warren, Clifford, master, having of her
cargo engaged will have Dispatch For balance of freight
passage, apply to
sel6 GEO. W. HYNsOS 4 CO, 81 Camp
To sail in a
SI%- FOR PHILADELPHIA - KEYSTONE
af&A TineThe Al very fast sailing packet bark G. w.
AE,PouItney, Capt. Marshman has nearly all her
engaged and will sail rs above For balance OF freight
apply J. Il. BASS,
sel2 No. ll9 Common street.
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Leaves every SATURDAY. At 10 o'clock 4. NJ
Nrsss REGULAR SATURDAY MORN
sl,alA1x ing Pack for Wick sburgIhe steamer Il. w.
ssszsh ssss@h Adams, Ch E Marshall mnsier vi Vii leIye
seph Rodney. Waterproof Nachez Fort Adams Bayou Sara
Baton Rouge, Plqueine Donald and the Coast as
R. W. ADAMS & co.
N B-Parcular attention given to fantaton BUS sness
freight high water rates with the privilege
reshppng sel6 II
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TRUSTEES.
Gea1ge Eustis, A. d. Kelly, William Vogai,
". n, Mercer, Geo Ureuhart, R. 2. Sumner,
G. {. Duncan, A. Heine, George Jonas,
Wilhelrnus Bogart, p. n. Wood Thos. A. Clark,
Thos A. Adams, Z. A. Bradford, y. d. Withers.
W.N. MERCER, President
A. D. KELLY,
WM. EOGEL, 3Vice Presidents
r. B. SUMNER, }
p. D. WITHERS, Treasurer.
NBCopies OF the Act of Incorporation BY Laws
be Obtained OF the office. a2SIy
| ARD O1L-l5Q bbs choice Cincinnati, for sale by
IL JOSEPH LANDS L CO.
Rul7 SO Tch1uptouIas street
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'They will such wrongs where they given,
II il were in the Court of Heaven" n..
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%,T. CHARLES INSTITUTE, GREENVILLE

.saH n. BACHELItIR, IS AND 80 UKSULlNES
$fSx>treet, New Orleans FRESH SEEDS-Growth of 1856
-, Received by last arrivals Europe and the North
ArtlChoke, ShaOt Beet,
Spinhge, Capsicum, Lettuce,
tiA-doOn, Ice Cross, Carrot
Corn Salad, Celery, Mustard
Chervil, Turnip Endive,
cabbage, ParSrip Ciuihower,
Pimprenel Leek, Radish,
Racket Salslty, Sage,
Thyme Sorre, Onion
Parsley, Peas, Cress
kewiss large assortment of Seeds Of the Flowers
he autumn season. myI
pRANDY-30O quarter and eighth casks first proof Im
40 tatou Cognac for sale by -
JOSEPH LANDS L CO.
aul1 S3 Tchoupit0uAs street.
SPERM CANDLES-l0J boxes assorted sizes saInqe
~ Leonard Sons, for sale by - -
A. +. COCHRAN K HALL
!yS Nos. Is New Levee and L Fulton street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-27
sT. CHA isEEs KoTEL,

THE l.rsigned; Lessee Of this newly erected and admit
raSly adapted HorRL. takes pie
the puhiic and espeeiayto Messengers
departing at the Portland Wharf this muse is
pletey lsrashed andready for tt OF Quests
Every item of Furniture bedding and indeed the building
= dsted ap With articles expressly manufaetured
for the housc u II. = el.. 81 -IrUIU- = -.
Situated ~ tae ST. CHAILEsis rmedatey at the land'ns
the principal shipping pOist for Louisville where nearlI
hers whenee they
the this affords verience
this point.
epdesvor OF the Of this
command liberal share of public
age he intends deserve The House. with its
extensive grounds eooi shady and genera convent
unsurpassed house hall be kept
artetas Hotelaebng of the essentials of such
an establishment. I'd ST. sl.lI ...f- 4
Mr. J. W. REDDISG we'll known to the travelling pube.
long connection with Hotels in Louisville.
gazed s assist the general the house
The patronage of the public is esrectiyy solicited.
ysl-t ~. --r W. W. 0W EN-. Proprietor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-27
NEWS FOR ALL!

EvTE beg inform the Ladies in
We particular, that ready TO show you one Of
the g-andest displays in FAScy Ayp STAPLE DRY Goods
bsfo-e offered this market We busy
give afuil description stock Suffice
thater assortment OF Ladies Dress Goods such French
aud En- s Merinos Woollen Plad black and fancy silks
De- Mautas shawis TIE richest French Embroide-
SILK Bonnets Ladies' Misses and Childrens Shoes
Damasks snd Embroidered Window Curtains. 0aiieoes
Ginghans Flanne Lnseys Jeans sathet DOmestics and
thousands Of other articles mention cannot
be beat by whether STYLE quality price
still adhere mottoS CHE AND SELL HEAT
Call everybody the store Main the
Of First. sep5 ROSER. BRO. & FREY. r
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-27
sraRAGK WANTED.

M are prepared Fire Procfwarehquse.
ary quantity % Grain. Produce Merchandise
sno rostliberal ,ezns .- ast7+
Hayngarre and airy rp stairs psreaar will
be taken Of oa-hOid FGrnars. Agricultural implements
an skinds goods FROM dap
rust. rfHtai
crloLZer when desired. F.. A
War.house located corner Locust street and w and -
Jaaal and converea, for shippng BY River Rail-
DAD ApplytD ncyl GEO. FOSTER & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-27
KEEN & PRESTON

AVE their Fall and Winter stack
enbrainZ variety of nerchandise they
have usually kept.
fha me largest and best selected stock
Ia styles suburb an prices law
No raershant visit this this Fa without
examining stock u IL pleasure n show choice
iec,crs o. goods and whether he buys net viii leave
s1i riot II fact the beauty Of
s-les combinations OF rich eolos
display of the best American mlnufacoes VIII make him
feel prOuder OF his country.
KEEN & PREST"N
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MISCELLANEOUS
NEW aRKANGEmENT.

that be sble devote my time more partea
II larly TO the IRON AND HEAVY
business nave disposed part hero
cory house TO Mr.. MATTHEW DALZELL, who viii con.
nue AZ the old stand. rnder the style of ORR
oo"ith complete thing Grocery
me would TAX this opportunity of returning sincere
thanks 20 the Of liberal
extended 20 ne andrespeetGly ask
the 20 continue their avOrs nr would
not ask credit \. .his no ase. SAMUEl ORR.
March 4
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!, GARTER IS er-AAisH MIXTu nkl,
: .
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLooDi
me1i NoTA PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT. 81 s
LET the AFFLICTED Read and Ponder?


Let the AFFLICTED Ecad and Ponder?
a inallible remedy for Scrorna. King Rhepms-
n tisu. 0bstinase sruptiD Pimpies
Eyes. Eingworu Tetter s~1ld Head Enl,rs-nena
Bones JOINTS Stubborn Ulcers
tie LuIataso Pinal pou Pisin ard a -
arsiu1 from inuG'cieus OF Mercury. lrud
Life. impurity Of she Blood @tiff eNnfruuz
re- This great attentive meAeine and ruTifer oftAa
Bfooais The 81 aus1nds OF srateru
III OF the Uasl states. Tho testify daily the
kahs performed ny The OF al medicir-
Ca RTEl's SPANISH lMiATtRE. - gSssr sIsis Ehes-
Feverss o sor or,te Ki5aes se.s.
es OF the ThTaat Fsaaie C11piaE, Rsay aud shneeJ
y AMI Jor's speedily quito high ty using this
tan inestifpntle lyss1sI rUfrtIlEs 7rgtf
Fer aiaisases the osd nsthi37 hssyet been round
aotzgfItly and eceny kidseys strength
tie digestion lives the stomach. makes the .kn
disease down by OF youth to its rrr
Fer,s adses ;ornpa-a,ly se.s.r nan ali tn. Cas-
tnetic used. few dosassf CAarERs SPANISH MIX
will sao bring the
& SEX give elaSsicsty and improve
the general health remarkable degrees beyond All the
Eedcin es ever hsartof.i 49, - 'iFfF
from all parts Of the United States Is the hes.
nbug aboutit The hotel
keepers hysieians and blic knopa
10 the community all add their 70 the ierfaf
Call on he Agent Cirsula aud aaareaa
the wonderful Ais of all hss
per fo1ned. al g sr..iil va - y tta ~
None genuine unless sisned BENNETT BEERS Propri-
fol aud Asence. he addressed.f s-5Hnga
sale by nailoek Stoddard Evausvite;, Halloek
P1rment,r, Princeton: o. ". Clark. yiucennes. ana BY
dssiersiu nedieines generally. iD arolf ~ ~ aure
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pyLsS, pysEs,, PILE>!.. Z

vNyE beg 70 eathc Of the rnblic the follow
Nv ing certificate ~ OF resreesa-
Die citizens, Dir Vale he faheri law of the proprietor
Of the Courier de etsts formerly gunraker in
philadelphia, f.. ., alrraf nrH trarf FaIaE> gFgFf
DR. DUraE-psar SIR hereby certify that have tsen
with The P' 60 st have used
hotties Of Barnes, Pie Lsen. and everything else eeut
hear but all effect Tor they did little good
About since. usinr Faluabe
remedies te Pies and have the h>ppiness to that
heg have hatse desired effect ashsy have rrRFp ME- OF
this distressing complaint. consider this almost
miracle for az 50 of Isineefey recon-
mend them 10 all an e.ed with the above con- p'ant
!, .nln s.gned,e III. . -arr..i,a ssr::d1
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-27
JAMES SCaNTLIN, JIs.,

EUAs uss received by Railroad lot Of Bucks Patent
Clipper Cooking Stoves improved It is the hest
most eaut fu stave AIS of fancy ENNAMEL
CRATES Of LATEST STYLES. B. %. ...,r-, co., norris
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-27
NEW STOVE SrOREr

EAMES SCANTLIN. ia .. Of the late E. James
eS Scantlin Son, has opeued Stove and Tin Store
Maj opposite the old State Rank whers re intends
keepiEg alar assortment of Stoves the
styles. Also Mlntel Crates and Tin Ware Wholesale
retail On 1e very best TERMS Gaze him call before
chasing elsegnere. ,.-tr now
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-27
BLANKETS.

fEE dersigaed having commenced the manufacture OF
n Blankets, their mill as Dexter, New YORK. pre-
pared sell all ku of Banket as 10 theJ be pur-
chased in New York with the addition Of freights
lilordcrs TOR any amount at shortnotiee! q 49, &
Wekcep hand good elt OF 81 1914, ll-4 12f,
Super Family Blankets. 90 '
Heavy Negro Biar kets. ~ rlgfrr tr- fnf.- rntfr
Gray and bite Saddle blankets. &C.. &c. which
invite the attention of the trade. = - - fr-
Gets ...I..tf .fat.f.-. j. II MAGHEE co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-27
NEW aIyERy AND SALE STABLE.

~ n. DEGARWo & KAHN. have associated themselves
ELs for Of buying aud
selling harsg carrying the Livery Stable businesr
They viii oseapy the old stand Of 4. II Dearmo. on
Least between Sd aud fth streets in Evansville will
hire heSter collection
OF saddle Bggy Horses chan kept ia Evansilie
before FEe Carriages BuESes and Hacks on haad &c
their frea IA aud the puhic They will board
andkeep horses for others in the best order Their Ouribase
will a: all hours to aceomloiate the community an
r. IL prGARao.
rovS s. KAHN -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-27
cIDEl yiyBG,H MANuFACrOaY.S

w the unisrsxnsi wish ell the attention OF the
w Wholesale Merchants OF Evansville and dealers
general FACT that manufacturing pure
tee Of CIDER Viner. which viii ell 20 eonpete
trial is all ask. MERCER x clifford.
y. B.rhe g-rtDry IS situated 81 Fourth
and Canal streets. Lamlsso city. lyi-dAwiy
s. l. srur.rs ....-.., -. yoHx A -srURGrs. .
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-27
wM. REILLY,

NJHOLES AND RETAIL GROCER AND
" PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN STREET.IThe1n-
dersgned would his ien Is and the public
of and Vicinity ha tas Interest
efthe Senior in the late arm of Kelly ne IN
tends CARR Grocery and Produce the old
stand lie embraces this opportunity returning
andinteudst eEortt merit
aaee olthe same ie10-Iy --r WILLIAM REILLY. %