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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-07
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CORNER LOCUST AND WATER STREETS. EVANSVILLE

a stock to suit their wishes. b. A Law kENCE::
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-07
CIGAR AND TOBACCO STOREOF

d I.
20. Schaener q Schroeder's old stand)
I RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
l. and surrounding country thatI have the above
stand, determined to continue the business and
will constantly hand the choicest Cigars
and Tobacco ofthe best brands that Eastern mark
ford; also Snufand Smoking Tobacco all kinds Mer
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
es atthe lowest cash prices at Wholesale and Retail
Mylengthy experience in the business convinces me
that can give general sasfaction and respectfully
solicita share ofpublic patronage. IaplH
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-07
FALL GOODS

FALL GOODS
GUST received by railroad the first goods of the
e. suitable for the fat, trade.
20 rich Fancy Prints lC ass'd SatttDets
do ass'd Gassmeres; ? do Fancy De Lains;
do Beh Co Alpaecas; 20 pieces Beh Silk Plains;
g'd MEETINGS; 10 Beh silk Lace;
With variety dress Trimmings and notions
all kinds for sale ct very low prices ~ -
agI8 j. II. MAGHEE x CO
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-07

FESF II ECEIE ED -
- 100 bags Rio Coffee;
90 doz ,immon's Axes Ohio Patterns;
10 do Collins dOi
10 do Yosues do; Kentucky Pstterns
5CIsks Rice, for sale by
oot8o TENNEY & SORENSON
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-07
SEVEN LOADS OF GROCERIES,
RH1 OGDEN AND WILLOW WARE. THE FIRsT ARRIvA

w THE SEASON.
rs bags prime Eastern Coffee; 10 bag Pepper;
30 packets old Govt lava Coffee; i do Pim"nto;
10 bags do do do; cases Sardines
200 lbs Indigo; 1900 rs s O. Soda;
200 pure Cream Tartar; I0OOlhs soda Saleratus;
Is bbls Crushed Loaf. Powdered and Coffee Sugar;
In store and for sale low by
sepII z. H. COOK & SON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-07
NFl WIS FREs AEIl!
JAMES SCANTLlN, Js.,
NEW STOVE STORE!

TEAS lust received by Railroad lot of Bucks
CIipper Cooking Stoves, improved. It is the hest
beautiful stove ALSO lot fancy EMMANUEL
CRATES Of LATEST STYLES. noviS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

sslg and a isS l SSs ~ co.
Theas assorted Fss Tn tbs fsS and
l. for sale by Octl7 PRESTON Bfsos-
HEEsEO W R. CHEESE P IL ssTS spf b sc a'
e FOXES W R Cream Cheese JUST ca TsGd peg R2iI-
ARD. iARDa-5oo lbs prime Lard, Just reed and for
IL sale BY toetS} J. v. I 5. NIoNE 81
STRIIg iEAD-loo kegs BB qFs for SIC y CO.
vwTEsTERN Farmers Almanac 1851 just reed and
6os2o '0F s-i' al 0''s''I' u + oo&YINGToN & co.
fSUxNY BAGS 5000 heavy very low to close
oet21 Sycamore near Water
uaAMDURG CREAM CHEEsE-25., boxes large rye
size ani best quality ust red Per TP4S @PG 20 'or
XArHiTE LEAD-2oobegs pure White Lead;
Nv 2 @, do Zine P hRts run BR0s
1000 ss5 a5 es5ss .at 5sr Rs Hams or.
for sale by oetI2 2. II. COOK SON
EAIEyR OIL. WAR; 4NFED PURE oast. 40
sale low S7i1 by sep27 Z. IL COOK son.
L. 20 bbIs old Rye Burbon whisky:
5easks Port Vine: casks Sweet Wine. reed
'0 6a Fii!'0'd ana '0F SAFE oy PRESTON BROS
y goo gross Natoi5s; 3Jsls Ganphqr Gum;
eases aigo hest quality; 3tierce Nader Spanish Float
cases Seynorice; 10 box Extract LogwoOd:
bhis ChaId; bhls Sulnhur. for sale iaW by
Oetll TENNtA IL ScRHNoON-
EVaF REDEEV !zE9-In store
eE Striped Linen Drills; White Linen Drills
Brown do do; Napkins;
Linen Table Diaper Cotton Table Diaper
Linen: GingGams
Russia Daper 20 JEW ELL & CO.:
mhl3 Corner Vine and First.
RECEIVED PER STEAMER MIDAS.
- = BOXES " r Cream Cheese;
- % Cases y. Y. PAPER Matches $50 grossi
l Case Is Oze5 hrs5 O, ladigo;
Boxds double reineG Soda Saleratus in h. papers;
For1ale at reduced priCesby ,r,.,.-,-
octlT / x u HEiNANN
CITY EXPIRES RgsINEss.
p-erared 90 all kinds of City Express bust
ness have alarEe heavy Wagon, capable
carrying Ojhs springs made expressly for the city
business Such furniture without danger Of
damage: hauC the canal to the river and in
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-07

RFCEExi5 PER STEAMER MIDAS.
81 ~ BOXES " r Cream Cheese
- % Cases \ Y. Paper Matches $50 gross
Case Is ozes hrst o. Iadgo;
Boxds double refined Soda S2leratus in lb papers
Foraale at reduced prioesb by - ~, ,z-,-
oct1T l. D. HERMANN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
lEA NAINSURANCE COMPANY.
or Hartford. Connecticut.

CAPITAL $500. O00-aH paid in and inUestei.
ElS Company with perpetual charter
in 1919, and nsures against loss damage by Fire
Dwelling Houses Manufacturing establishments house
hold furniture and In general Also inland In
perils Navigation will liber
silly adjusted and paid with promptness.
-. THOMAS K. BRACE, Pres't.
Z. G. RIPLEY. Secretary.
Insurance may be made to the subcri
er who duly receive proposals poll
oes as favorable terms Insurance office Agency
IN tie West. A. @. HALLOOK, Ag't.,
eyII-tf MAR street nearly opposite the Bank
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-07

WHOLESALE DRY GOODS BUSINESS.
FNDE undersigned this day partner
ship the style Of French Jeraud. carry
wholesale Dry Goods and Clothing business. and for
that pur glad all their friends old
stand Of Johnson & French, Evansville Ind.
VIM. F.. FRENCH.
aug14 SYLVESTER T. JERAULD.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-07
LUMBER! LUMBER!
K. IL. BENNETT

respectfully announce to the citizens of Evans
W Vile and that he keeps constant
" hand large and fall assortment of Pine Lumber.
Shingles Dressed and Undressed Flooring Dressed and I'm
dressed Misunderstanding. etc. etc, which he Will sell
,heaT cash Orders from the country solicited Yard
0 Carpenter street kratz & Heiman IS Foundry.
He also yard Nincennes. the EvansvsllN 81
raordsvile Railroad DEPOT and is prepared furnish
to section with q full variety cheap be
bought 4 Evansville. L. L. WATSON, Agent.
iy3-tf. Vineennes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-07

wACEEREE No. and 2 for sale low by
ri octI4 GEO. FOSTER & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-07

ENHOICE new MoIasses Just reed h,
q daoQ u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-07

gAs G. JONES and JAS. E. BLYTHE. AttOrnies st Law,
- Evansville Indiana have associated themselves
practice the Law and will practice
this and the adjoining counties aud in the Supreme and
District Aev design turning IT, attention pare
ulary In short time they will be prepared
aew minutes abstract of the title
in Evansville, its enlargements Lamasco
gcther with their professional opnOn the title ifde
si~a TyI5- ID trvtf
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Aoberti5eurents.
STEAM SAW MILL. At Stirling, Mouth of st. Francis

PERSONS in want of Lumber for build ing, fencing and all other purposes, are in formed that the undersigned keeps constant ly on hand at his Mill at Stirling, Mouth of the St. Francis river, which is accessible at all seasons of the year, the best article of LUMBER, mostly Cypress, sawed out of good timber. Any amount furnished on the bank at short notice, for cash, at reasonable prices.
 Also SAWED LATHES, of the best de- scription always on hand.
 have been engaged in the Mill business for many years, and profess to know some thing of it5 duties,-and will be able therefore to fill promptly and accurately all orders for Lumber. devote my entire time to the business of the Mill, and feel confident of being able to render satisfac- tion to all who trade with me.
 As is well known, Stirling is about 300 miles above Vicksburg, where the St. Fran cis river comes into the Mississippi
 Jan. IT, 1857. VIM. PORTER.
 *x*The Vicksburg Whig will publish three months, in weekly paper, and forward account to this office.
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NEW MARBLE YARD.

c W.MEYERS Gone of the partners of the S. late firm of Ensles & Meyers) would re- spectfully inform his friends and the public generally that he has just received a stock of fine white MARBLE, and is prepared to fur nish all kinds of mementoes in HONOR of THE DEAD;-such as MONUMENTS, OBE- LISKS, TOMBS, HEAD and FOOT STONES, Sc. Being practical workman, and having labored during the last eight years in some of the best establishments north and east, he hatters himself that he is able to do as good work as is done anywhere; as specimens from his chisel he would refer to the work for Asa Pool, Esq.,, at Andrew Camp ground, Dr. A. NJ. Stewart, J. G.. Bruton, of Coahoma county, Miss, and W. k. Rightor, Helena. Jan. 5, 1856.
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Train off the Track.

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-The Express trair on the Erie road was thrown off the track into the Delaware river, and went through the ice, One was killed, one fatally wound ed, and several seriously hurt. The streets in the Eastern cities are almost impossible on account of snow.
 The ship California and barques Tedescc and Empire, were wrecked. No mails have arrived or departed since Sunday. Cotton market exhibits no new feature; quotations steady; demand fair; Middling Orleans 13B: Middling Upland l255.
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M F l. A TIT

HAVING become Agent for the sale of the latest and most approved Sewing Ma chimes of the day, would most respectfully announce to the public generally that full and satisfactory instructions will be given gratuitously to purchasers in regard to the manner of using and keeping the machines in order.
 Call in; one door east of Coolidge's store, and see one of the little seamSterS in opera tion. They need no further recommenda- tion. [Sept. 20, 1856.
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New Drug Store.

J. VI. GLENN, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in DRUGS, MEDICINES and CHEMICALS, having bought out Robert Maloney and added largely to the stock, will continue to add until he has an entirely new and fresh supply of Drugs and Medi- cines to which the attention of the public is invited.
 His stock will consist of every article le- gitimately belonging to such an establish ment. A fine lot of Perfumery and Stationery,
 Fancy Soaps,
 Envelopes,
 Fine Cutlery, &c.,,
 Cologne, Fancy Bottles, and Essential Oils.
 wPhysicians' prescriptions particularly attend to.
 A liberal patronage respectfully solicited. Dec. Is, 1856.
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Saddle and Harness M A N U F A c T o E Y

SMITH & BROWNE would most respect fully announce to the citizens of Helena and surrounding country that they have opened a Shop in the house formerly occupied by Oliver c. Joyce, on Rightor street, where can be found at all times, Saddles and Har- ness of every description. Also brides, martingales, whips, collars, girths, surcin- gles, and everything else that is usually kept in Saddler's Shop, all of which are made of the very best material that canb procur- ed, and for durability cannot be excelled by any shop in the State.
 Call and examine. Charges moderate. GyR Repairing done with neatness and dis patch, and on reasonabIe terms.
 JNO. c. 0. SMITH,
 EDW. M. BROWNE. March 15 1856.
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& FERTILE TRACT
 OF LAND FOR SALE.

Y9SHE subscribers offer the finest tract of I upland every brought into market in Phillips county, containing $50 acres. Said land is situate about l5 miles west of Helena, and is known as the cottonwood lands, and near W. II. Pillows; is unsurpassed in fer tility, and is in fine condition for cultivation, having 60 acres in cultivation, 70 under an excellent fence, and 300 deadened and ready for cultivationnext spring; two sets of houses and a good cistern, well, &c.
 YTFor terms inquire of Q. K. Under wood, or apply to Moses Smith, on Dr. Newsom's farm, miles from Helena, who
 J.B. GROVES,
 April ,, 1856. MOSES SMITH.
 P. s. In point of fertility this land resem- bles the best river bottom land.
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THE VEGETABLE GARDEN

Every part of the farm has its pe- culiar value, but we place the highest estimate upon the vegetable garden, especially so in proportion to it's size and the amount of money and labor invested in 1t. It is most important because 1t produces most, most nutri- ment, most money, most profit, most of everything for which the farmer la bors. It is in truth the most produc- tive part of a well arranged farm.- It is nothing strange for good vegeta- ble garden near city, carried on by small family, to support the fami- ly and yield 5000 a year clear profit Let any one calculate the profit of a good garden from single bed sowed to beets, onions, parsnips, or planted with tomatoes or cabbages, or any other productive vegetable and he will sec at once how great is the profit The amount of food thus produced on a small piece of ground is very great. And on farm 1t can be done at odd jobs, in moments that would otherwise be idle, by old people, chil- dren and women, whose labor in the garden would be real benefit to them, so as not to interfere with the labors of the farm. As a general rule the products of a vegetable gar den on farm may be considered as a clear gain.
 It it important because the food raised in a garden is not second to any raised elsewhere; is, we believe, better on the whole, than bread and meat, at any rate, should be largely mixed with the bread and meat of our meals. Bread and meat alone are too nutritious, tax too severely the powers of the stomach. What we mean by too nutritious, is, that they contain too much nutriment for the bulk, the nutriment IS too concentra- ted. The most of the vegetables of the garden are less nutritious. Tur- nips, tomatoes, potatoes, cabbages, squashes and even onions, beets and parsnips are less nutritious than bread and meat of the same bulk or weight. They are agreeable to the stomach and make its work easy. Few people are, or ever would be, troubled with the dyspepsia, weak or bad stomachs, or bowel complaints whose food is large ly composed Of garden vegetables properly cooked. We think 8 toma- toe, potatoe, beet or turnip, better than a pill or a yomit for the health. Hence the vegetable garden diminishes the doctors bill, the bread bill, the meat bill, and increases the health, strength and vivacity of spirits.
 The vegetable garden is important because 1t adds to the beauty and hence value of the farm, makes 1t look and feel more home-Hke and comfortable, fills the cellar and larder with means of comfort. It moreover cultivates the tastes and appetites of the farmer and his family in the right direction. and inspires cultivating disposition in them. It has refining and inform ing tendency, is an evidence of intel ligence and culture. As the traveller passes along the road he makes his es- timate of the people by the evidences of cult ire and refinement he sees in and about their homes. Perhaps noth- ing is stronger evidence to his mind than a well made and well filled gar den. Then let gardens be as plenty as farms Pulley Farmer.
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.y71sf pncnived.

AT the Cheap Cash Store, a supply Of NEW GOODS, consisting of Winter Cloth ing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Al pacas, de Lains, Kerseys, Linseys, Jeans, Flannels, and Domestics for cash, and little cheaper than the cheapest.
 We also keep choice article of old Bour- bon, Rye, Monongahala, Brandy, Rum, Wines, Cordials, Sc.
 Oct. 1. 1856. ERWIN $ LAND.
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LOOK HERE.

JUST RECEIVED, per steamer Ingomar, a large lot of superior CHEWING TOBAC- co, consisting of the following choice brands Lecompte lbs. Madison 5s. Pevtona " Duncan ibs. H. NJ. Harris fbs. Extra Fancy tbs. Lock and Key. Also large assortment of fine Spanish Cigars of the following brands. La Sevilliana,
 Fl Sol,
 La Semela,
 Cinto De Orion,
 El Capitolio. To be had at GLENN'S Drug Store. Dec. 13, 1856.
Southern shield., 1857-01-24

THE LoRD's PRAYER.-How many millions and millions of times has that prayer been preferred by Christians of all denominations. So wide, indeed, is the sound thereof gone forth, that daily, and almost without intermis- sion, from the end of the earth, and afar off upon the sea, 1t is ascending to heaven like incense and pure offer ing. Nor needs it the gift of prophe- cy to foretell that though "heaven and earth shall pass away" these words of the blessed Lord "shall not pass away,'' till every petition of God shall have come, and his will be done on earth as 1t Is in heaven.
 ~~Oo~-~-o.~.N~1o.~~-
 Petitions for the repeal of the su- gar duties are circulating in Baltimore
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NOTICE TO .3LL WHOM IT 1L.3Y OR DOTH CONCERN.

KNOW YE, That whereas, heretofore, to wit: On the twelfth (l2) day of March, A. D. 1855, John A. Harwick, as and his capacity of Sheriff, Assessor and Collector of the Taxes within and for the county of Monroe, in the State of Arkansas, having heretofore fully and properly complied with all the acquisitions and provisions of the law in such case made and provided, offered for sale and sold, at the Courthouse door in the town of Lawrenceville, county and State aforesaid, for the non-payment of the taxes. penalty and costs due thereon for the years 1845, l846, l847, l84S, 1919, 1850, 1851, 1852, 1853, & 1854, amounting in the aggregate to the sum of 69 7l-lOO dollars, and as the property of Benjamin L. Miles, the southwest quarter of section number twenty (20), in township number one CD north, range number two (2) west of the fifth principal meridian, containing one hun dred and sixty acreS,--at which said sale the undersigned became and was the pur- chaser of said tract of land, for the sum of G9 7I-100 dollars, being the highest and last bidder for said tract of land; And whereas the undersigned having on said day of sale paid to said John 4. Harwick, as Sheriff, &c., the amount of said taxes, pen altv, and costs due upon said land for the years aforesaid, received from said John A. Harwick, as Sheriff, &c., q certificate of purchase as provided by law, for said land. And whereas, more than one year having elapsed since said day of sale, and no per son or persons having applied to redeem sald land, the undersigned, heretofore, to Wit: on the lst day of September, A. D. 1856, presented said certificate of purchase to ol- mon P. Hughes, Sheriff, Assessor and Col lector of the Taxes, within and for the county of Monroe, and State of Arkansas, and successor in office of the said John A. Harwick, and received of said Hughes, as such Sheriff, &c., deed in due conformity with law, and reciting more particnlary the above facts, duly executed and acknowl- edged, for said tract of land.
 NOW THEREFO ORE, NOTICE IS HERE BY GIVEN to all persons who can set up any right, title or claim to said tract of land or any part thereof, by reason of any IT, regularity, illegality, informality in sad sale or subsequent proceedings, to be ana appear before the Judge of Circuit Court in Chancery, in and for said county ot Mon roe, at term to be begun and holden at the Court House in said county, on the fourth Monday after the fourth Monday in Sep tember next after the date hereof, and then and there show cause, if any they can, Wny said sale and subsequent proceedings snall not be confirmed, as application for conniFll nation of the same will be made to salo- Court by the undersigned, at that time. time
 n NICHOLAS T. HARNIGh.
 By Adams & Hanks, Attys.
 Jan. 10. 1857.
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best fertilizer for general use. The carrot needs especially a deep soil.- The radish does best when grown in nearly clear sand, kept quite moist by freqennt and copious waterings.- Country Gentleman.
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River Closed at Hickman, Ky.

HICKMAN, January l9.-There has been no boat down since the steamer Newconab, last Friday night. The river is closed from here to Columbus, and people are crossing on the ice here to-day. Navigation is sus~ pended above, and the weather very cold.
Southern shield., 1857-01-24
From Battles.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 15.--Walker has had another battle. In the Henningsen fight, the enemy lost 400 men; Henningsen lost 200 The military stores, artillery and doc uments of Walker have been removed to Rivas, without opposition. Walker is re- ported to have re-captured San Carlos, and to be coming rapidly upon the towns on the river, and scattering everything before him.
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NJ. p E. A T' F,

UTOULD most respectsully announce to
 w his friends, as well as the public gen. erally, that he has just received direct iron New York beautiful and well selected stocs of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Drap D' Etes, Linens, &c., &c., which will be made up to order strictly in accordance with the prevailing fashions of the day, fully guaran- teeing satisfaction both in regard to fit and workmanship, or no sale.
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Our Daguerrean Gallery. pROF. REMINGTON. Artist.

Having built suite of rooms for this ex- press purpose, and procured, regardless oi cost, full assortment of the best instru- ments, with all the Improvements in the art, we are prepared to take portraits, which, for correct likeness, fine tone, clear outline, and durability, cannot be surpassed. A large stock of Daguerrean goods always on hand, and instruction given i'll the art.
 Ell. CLARK < co. Oct. f, 1856
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Great Snow Storm.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 19.-Tremendous snow storm here, at Philadelphia, Washington and Richmond, and in all directions. It averages in some places l2 inches. Rail- roads and all kinds of conveyances wholly suspended.
Southern shield., 1857-01-24

MARRIED--In Independence township, Phillips county, on Thursday morning, 22d inst, at the residencs/of Mrs. P. c. Bow don, by Elder P. SIG. Watson, Mr. ". B. THORNTON and Miss RACHEL s. HESTER; also, Mr. h JOIN J. fELToS and Miss R, c. V'
Southern shield., 1857-01-24

THE COLD FLOODED BUCHANAN The New Orleans DeHa in the course of an article commenting on the Presi- dents message, after an eloquent eu- logium on poor Pierce, whom it styles ''irregularly gifted" says:
 "But, after all, 1t is not all certain that MT. Buchanan will give us more comprehensive or vigorous policy The latter is a cold-blooded politician, of all men a man of expediency, a man who did not achieve the Presiden- cy, but merely lived into 1t, by patient ly biding his time, and keeping him. self in a good state of preservation, until other old stagers had dropped of or been retired upon the superanuat- ed list. What can such man, with lukewarm blood and weak Gerebellum, however clear his intellect, do, but preside especially over circumlocu- ton office? Butwe forget-we beg pardon-we are under a promise not to preiudge Mir. Buchanan's administra- ton; so we ask the reader to consider anything in the foregoing, that may look like prejudgment, retracted, for the nonce; and all we have to say as to tho probabilities of Mir. Buchanan's regime is nous Uerr0nS.
 -N~~~-~o~.~-~~0o~~
 An extensive plan of bogus lotter- ies has been detected and broken up in New York. The impostors had circulated their schemes, and sold their tickets all over the country.
 ~~~~~~~~o-o~~~~~
 THE DIFFERENCE. A few weeks ago poor man in New York, to pro cure flour and few groceries to keep his family from starvation, forged an order, and was sentenced to six years in the penitentiary. More recently, Huntington, for forging to the amount of millions, has been sentenced for less than five years.
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 CooLIEs IN CUBA.The value of Chinese coolies in Cuba has gone up from S102 to $176 in five years, and four hundred and seventy-three were landed at Chucas lately. The contrac- tors were about to put screw steamers on for the trade.