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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-03
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

Sailing of the Niagara. -.
BosToN, Dec. 2-The Niagara sailed for Liverpool
via Halifax, to-day, with upward of 100000 in
SPECIE
New York Municipal Election.
New YORK, Dec. 2-The Herald says that Tie.
mann's majority for Mayor is 1881.
The Tribune claims 1852. f.-
Missing Louisiana Congressman.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-Hon. Thos. G. Davidson
contradcts the probable loss of Mr.. Sandidge NJ G.
elect from the Fourth District of louisiana He says
that Mr.. Sandidge left for the North via Alabama.
Domestic Markets
CINCINNATI, Dec. Flour nominal. Whisky l75
Lard, Grain and Hogs unchanged. New Mess Pork
$l3 to $l4
New YORK, Dec. 2.-Cotton quiet. Flour and
Corn heavy. Wheat is declining. Chicago Beef
$l3 to sl3 So Money is unchanged. Foreign Ex-
changes are improving
River Intelligence. r..
VIcKsBuRG, Dec. 2 The Virginia passed down at
10 last night, and the Republic at 8 o'clock this
morning.
Sr. LOUIS, Dec. 2.-Navgation is resumed to Keo-
kuk, Iowa.
SOUTHWEST PASS, Dec. 2.-The schooner Howard
from the Caribbean Sea- bound to Baltimore with $50
tuns guano has put in here in distress. She is leak.
ing hanly. " ~
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FURTHER By THE AMER1cA,
S econd Dispatch.l
Specie by the America.

Specie by the America.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-The America, at Halifax.
brings $25 900 in specie. N'A
The banking house Of Peabody Il Co. was laborinp
under difficulties, but was relieved by the Bank Of
England to the amount Of FL 100000 The difficult
ties are now over
Markets -
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2l.-Cotton is ] to 3c. lower.
Provisions are dull.
The money pressure in England is undiminished
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Lea $ Peff'ins'
W o r c E S E R s HIRE SAUC E

W y II 2 u . I Z Il s d z e s. "a q G 81,
The attention OF Hotel Keepers Propreors Eating Houses
Caterers for Clubs and Private Families is
mended to trial of Lea Perrns' famous Worcestershire
Sauce This condment by its attained the high
rank pleasant paaabe wholesome Sauce appli.
cable SOUP, fish, hot and cold meats game etc., etc.
tensively used in all quarters Of the globe
The Limitations" both sides of the Atlantic
speak loudly of its me and the fact that the only
Medal awarded foreign York Exhibition
aests the estimation in which held by those
special reference their ability Judge of the quality
lar articles of table And being the popular Sauce
the market unprnciped parties offering spurious
sauce by slightly varying the spelling of LEA PERKINS,
only Propretors of the Genuine Sauce.
stock always in orders received for direct
ment from England
JOHN DUNCAN & SONS,
....s 4o5 Broadway, New York,
y4 2p1y Sole Agents in the United States for Lea perr
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WINES, LIQUoRs ETC.-Mr. s. Wolff has received
fresh supplies of choice drinkabes saeadvertisement
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HAY.-Messrs. A. F. Cochran & Hall have received
q prime lot of the above article. Zee advertisement.
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The NEW YORK MAYoRsHIP.-The mass meeting
in New York on the night Of the 24th ult to ratify
the nomination of Daniel F. Tiemann as anti-Wood
candidate for Mayor OF the largest ever held
in that city, and its proceedings were participated in
by persons of all parties.
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II. III. Porter,

DEN TIST,
Has returned and resumed the practice of DENTISTRY all
its branches No. l5T CANAL STREET the corner of
Baronne street.-the residence occupied by him than
twenty years ol2 2ptf
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~ NEW STEAMER.-The steamer G.. Marshall t0wed
down from Cumberland river and landed at Algiers
the hull of steamer, which is to be completed
here under the direction of the owner, Capt. Dale
She is to be called the Kate Dale length 40 feet
beam % feet and is intended for the Ouachta trade
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INSULTING THE PRESIDENr.-A statement appeared
in several Northern papers few days ago, that per-
son who was pressing claim of some sort, SO far
forgot himself as to address very loud and intem-
perate language to President Buchanan, who there
upon quietly withdrew from the ROOM On the fol-
lowing day the hot-headed individual addressed
written apology to the President, and at the same
time demanded an apology or explanation from Attor
ney General Black for the manner in which he had
interered in the previous difficulty.
SUPREME COURT DECIsIoNs.-The following decis-
ions delivered from the supreme Bench Monday
pe om b New osa pps1ni AP
% Fl T s to S" aS 1S 3 s 's!
sW. Thompson 4 Co., appellees Patrick Mccormick
rc, ] cau oTerisd nachanan Jpp' from me foaf'h DIS
If TaOPa = Hynss ss Ii A Mors A 4 A. aaGn and the Sheriff
Of Fch New Orleans aPmad spoTa aSse1
District Court Of New oreaHs pssya asmaG ne
S fPBR5ff Court Fl a'sss SsS e sSssss
9. bondonsqnie e as appellants Widow Bsiets ct al
nppsHeS AgPss from Third District Court of St. Charles
rs stse Of Lonsana appellee, John Mcinnis appellant
the and % pS So ne m9nhs hsr d. labor
ma Gqurt. The sentence is confirmed. spofford, j.
Apsai from Sixth District Court Of New Orleans dismissed
Synde OF Barrett city Of New Orleans, appellant Widow
faH appellant city Of New Orleans appellant Two
oy common consent Judgment of Sixth District
Court OF New Orleans affirmed. VOORHEES, j.
A. Levy A. G. Penny nppellees Foster and wife, inter-
venors, appellants Judgment the District Court Of
Feltcian" partially affirmed and partially reversed Bu-
chAuun, j.
Brhiay, German 4 Co., appelees Chas F. Marshall,
appellant Judgment of Fourth District Court Of New Orleans
affirmed. Yo0rhies j.
Samuel simmons His Creditors; C. Flint Jones' appel,
lants b. tloauce. Syndc appellee. Appeal from Third
District Court OF New Orleans dismissed. Voorhees, j.
Succession of Sarah Ann Penny Solomon Bioone appel
car, Tscaa ,S dppfsss Bassansa 'i
J. w Smith, appellee VS., Ponchar,ran Railroad Company
appellants Appeal from Sixth District be
dismissed unless the appellants deliver Clerk the
Supreme Court within week from this time the plans
etc referred to the motion of the appellee Buchanan
Jenkins Williams Co, appellants Vim. O. f,ndd, appel
affirmed Buchanan. J.
Succession Of Sarah Ann Penny Foster wife coadmiis
traitors Rppelees, A. Levi Bloom, Adler & Co, a.
peaits Judgme of the Disric, Court OF East Felieiaa
amended and affirmed. Buchanan J.
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r o I L E r D A M
B R E NJ E N.

SI@ FOR BIsEMEN-THE Al FAST SATTJNC;
ENEfe Oldenbnrg ship O'Thyer, Capt. Addcks is now
loading and will meet with Quick dispa ch For rev.
miihaer oil freight, apply to THIELE, Seller & Co
:, orto BAXTER, LOWELL, Il CO
FOR PASSAGE having superior both cabin
and steeage apply captain on board
Fourth District. ' f " '' o., %,
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Il r | e S T II
/ nIplIiT A s.r ,r1, a,a,r1.,1 81 :. Xp1rIs :,

sWPOklAA MI TO COTTON PI1ANTERS-BY
a which their Incomes be DoubedThe unde signed
has invented aud obtaued letters patent from the States
or e arrangement ana combination of machinery
@ eeu Gotten into ars by continuous process the
theugh me preparation and spinning machinery until R
TsAayr ,of Shipment or weaving The saving COTTON
Nv VIII ee At least Ten Per Cent? and exclude my
me use o. machinery press She bales
s hsnng a. all and those to and disenangle it. watch
N their operations the FIBRE but
spehsae 10 to Of ginning spinning us separate mann
faeures my YARNS made of unbrokan FIBRE and hence
WI" pc h per cent will command vancad prices
an they VIII distance ali competition in MARKET
ne undersigned is prepared dispose of tn pse
DIS PATENT and Planters will be informed as 10 with
pets Instructions how it, how to obtain ths hest
ana az other necessary particulars application ad
dressed 70 me hers or on consultation with me at my rooms
corner Front and Hanphin streets, up stairs ' '
no iyaN tiEpR''F g. HENRY Mobile Ala
w Sugar PLANTsittS.-THN PATENT 7F-
tba niSing eXended Tor years. the patent for
the = NJ RlLlIEUX SUGAR BOILING aPPA h rms III :,
we ms opportunity inform all may desire to order
terms. " f'f'' " Son''ac on favorable
W. E. THOMPSON, orr Agents in
-.+- W. E. FLANDERS New Orleans for
s.o s-,.w MERRICK Il SONS,
~ '''e" Southwark Foundry Philadelphia.
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RECORDER SOLohoN's COURT. = Felix Stety Oh.
tanned yesterday for arrest of Que Msndevie
whom he having stolen fifteen wood belong
ing TO him, and corded in the woods Of the Third District
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The WORTH MoNuMENT.-The Inauguration of the
Worth Monument in New York on the 25th ult. was
attended with highly imposing ceremonies. including
military interment and Masonic dedication. The
procession was attended by the city military, the
Freemasons, large number of civic societies. and an
immense concourse OF citizens. The remains of the
iustrious dead we're removed from Greenwood Gene
terry on the day previous, and lay in state in the
Governors Room, City Hall, during the night. fl.
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SEk FOR NORFOLK, RICHMOND AND
MaHN BALTIAoRE-The Al brig ID. NJ aloney, Steel.
above port. For te ms aprlyts
nl7 GEO. W. HYNsoN 4 CO.. 50 Camp street.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-06

swer. 1t will be perceived the examination
is pretty thorough and scrutinizng. BY sim
ply making sign at the end of each sentence
numbered, the whole story is told without ad-
ding word. They are as follows:
l. Making money slowly. q Making money
rapidly. 3. Losing money slowly. 4. Losing
money rapidly. 5. Expenses large. 6. Econom-
ical. Business too much extended. g. Not
too much extended. 8. Ieet0taHy tempe, ate.
10. Not teetotally temperate. II. Attends close
ly to business. II. Does not attend closely to
business. Ii. Pays large interest. Il. Does
not pay large interest. 15. Often hard run for
money. 16. Often pays before maturity. IL
Good moral character. Is. Not very good pri-
vate character. 10. Sometimes suffers notes to
be protested. 20. Does not always paw ac-
counts at maturity 21. Credits prudently.-
%. Takes large risks in crediting. %. Does
not value prompt payments sufficiently. "a.
Sued. 35. Not sued. 26. Purchases East
27. Purchases in Cincinnati 28 Purchases
East and West. 20. Pays promptly. 80.
Rather slow pay. 81. Honest. 3d. Honesty
not fully endorsed. SO. Good business quail
fcations. "a. Medium. 50. Endorses too
much. Sc. Does not endorse
We must confess that the above is short
hand way in which to indite letter, in the
wording of which the person spoken Of is to
stand or fall-before the community of trades
men of whom he is constantly purchasing.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-06
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

WHAT WE HAVE EscAFED.-The New York
Tribune says the following paragraph forms &
part of Jeffersons original draft of the cele
brated ordinance of 1884. If the country
mad been divided and named according to his
design we should have been large State re-
,ioicing in the title of Po7ypotansia:
That the territory northward of the forty
fifth degree, that is to say, of the completion
of forty-five degrees from the equator, and ex-
tending to the Lake of the Woods, shall be
called .SylUania; that Of the territory under
the forty-t and foTty-fourth degrees, that
which lies westward of Lake Michigan shall
b, called MJchigania; and that which is east
ward thereof, within the peninsula formed by
the lakes and waters of Michigan, Huron, St.
Clair and Erie shall be called CbersOnesus,
and shall include any part of the peninsula
which may extend above the forty fifth de-
gree. Of the territory under the forty-thlrd
and forty second degrees, that to the west
ward, through which the Assenisipi or Rock
River runs, shall be called AsSenisiPia; and
that to the eastward, in which are the foun-
tains of the Muskingum, the two Miamis of
the Ohio, the Wabash, the Illinois, the Miami
of the Lake and the Sandusky rivers, shall e
called Metr0politania. OF the territory which
lies under the forty-frst and fortleth degrees,
the western, through which the Silver Illinois
runs, shall be called Hinoio; that next adjoin-
ing, to the eastward, Saratoga; an that be-
tween this last and Pennsylvania, and extend
ing from the Ohio to Lake Erie, shall be call
ed Washington. Of the territory which lies
under the thirty ninth and thirty eighth de-
grees to which shall be added so much of the
point of land within the fork of the Ohio and
Mississippi as lies under the thirty-seventy de-
gree, that to the westward, within and ada
cent to which are the conAuences of the rivers
Wabash, Shawanee. Tanisee, Ohio, Illinois,
Mississippi and Missouri, shall be called Pol
ypotanoia; and that to the ea tward, further uE
the Ohio, otherwise called the Pelisipi, shall
be called Pelisipia.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-06

"THERE IS CHIEL AMANG YE TAKING NOTES."
Perhaps it is not known by many under what
strict surveillance their daily doings are kept,
by men, whom they little suspect are watch
ing them. There is what is called CONNER
cial agency in N. York and other large Cities
where the standing and character of every
business man in the country is reported, and
to which merchants and business men of all
classes resort to learn the standing of any on9
with whom their business brings them in con-
tact These reports are made by secret agents
in every city and county in the country; and
man from the most remote district of the
Union will find upon the Records of this as
sociation an account of his proprty-his busi-
ness-hiS religion and morals-the character
and habits of his wife and family-of his rich
relatives and his chances for legacies-
The Toledo Times, by accident got hold of one
of the circulars Of these inquisitors to theil
agents through the country, containing lis
of the interrogatories which they are to an
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-06
IpoPF. CoRDAGE AND TwINE.-
aT Es0SEst,S
ST. CHAKLEs HOTEL,

TTNHE this newly erected and admi
rahly adapted HOTEL takes in announcing to
generally especially arriving
depang the Portland Wharf thatthis house
furnished ready the accommodation of Guests
Every Furniture bedding and indeed the building
throughout fitted with articles expressly
for the house.
Situated the ST. CHARLES is Immediately at the landing
principal shipping Louisville where nearly
all her stranger guests arrive whence they de-
South this house affords
heretofore experienced
this point.
It shall endeavor of the of this
TO and liberal share of public patron
he intends deserve The House with its
cool shady and general convent
transient house. It shall be kept
HotelacBing Ofthe essentials of such
i an establishment.
Mr. W. REDDNG. we'll known to the travelling public.
from long connection with Hotels in Louisville. is
gagged will the general of heuse
The patronage the public respectfully solicited
| y3i-t' W. W. OWEN, Pro pretor.
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$500 IN GIFTS
EDIsTRIRITTED IN EQUAL PROPORTIONS

vETTTH everv all 81 sl25 Books sold
SS The Gifts consist Gold and Silver Watches,
silver pencils gold lockets gold rings gold pens
ladesear drops portemonnia purses redcues penknyes
&c. &c. sending order for 10 books VIII be
entitled to book and extra Orders from the country
prompt attention. and will be seat by mail
express with dispatch.
Also, Mrs, Stoves novel "nred,' vols gift as
above J. s. ANDREWS, 140 Nassau St.
New York City.
Catalogues sent any address. nov6-3m
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-06
pENEIUNBER AND sHfNGIEs,

ED H. BENNETT would respectfully announce TO the
of Evansville and surroun ding that he
havng been engaged in the manufacture Of Lumber for
raj years article his manufac
opened Yard Carpenter street Kratz &
Hemau Foundry and sell at wholesale
retail cheaper than before oferedin this city.
jeIS-IwdIYw
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DRUG STORE.

EMRJ.J T. PENNINGTON having purchased the stock of
EI Medicines orened sale by Crawford Bell, few
since call the attention of the public,
particularly ofhysicans and mesauts coming to this city,
make bases this assortment which viii be
stantly receiving additions from the Eastern cities and
which will sold 10y terms be afforded by any
Buildings sep29-tf
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NEW ORLEANS.
NOTICE TO LIQUOR DEALERS AND
MEkCAHANNS.

MEKCAFANES.
COMPLETE assortment of the Oils necessary max
N ing and havoring variety liquor and package
of articles used for liquors.
converting 20 gallons of Whisky 100 gcn) and every
article commence LIQUOH STOLE. will he
Furnished for $50 Also all the information
conduct such establishment, thus enabling the
gnne successfully with the oldest liquor DEALERS
Address, through the Post Office, P. LACoUk.
New Orleans.
Lacours Concentrated Acid for making Vim gar put
in two gallon packages SIS per PaGkagen good shipping
order.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-06


LIFE IN New York CITY.--The following
from the New York correspondence of the Bos-
ton Journal is too true:
One of our rich merchandise man Of the
fortune of Sl5O0,O0O, resident on the Fifth
avenue, connected with one of the first houses
in New York-was carried yesterday to the
Insane Hospital. He is another illustration
of what our city shows in many lamentable
cases, of the danger of over attention to busi
ness. We keep list of the drunkardS, who
die, of the suicides; of deaths by railroad col
lisions and accidents; but could the number
of deaths and the cases of insanity, growing
out of the "haSte to get rich"-of the inces-
sant application to buSineSS-the over taxing of
the mind in the accumulation of wealth-the
appalling number would startle and convulSe
society. Intemperance has her thousands Of
victimS but avarice can count up her tens of
thousands. Probably no city in the world
demands so much of a man who has a fortune
or means to make one, as New York. All
his time, brains, affections and intenseness,
must be laid on the altar of his idol A bus-
mess man of this city must be almost strang-
.er to his own home. He comes home late to
dine, if he don't dine down town. He sees
his children for a moment or two in the day,
If at ALL He would hardly know them in the
street. His wife has all the day alone. Do
mestic life and comforts are things he reads
of. His hope is, that when his fortune is
made he will settle down at home and enjoy
domestic life. But to thriving New York
er, that time seldom comes. And failure
insanity, or early death, cuts off his hopes.--
He lives, eats, sleeps, works and dies, on the
run. .
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-06

AF Fall and Winter Goods Just received. and now
" open EMBICHS Dry Good Store. Main street three
do His motto is Cheap for Cash., call
you large amount ofgOods for little money
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-06
QUIT DRINKING POISONOUS LIQUORS.
PATENT IMPROVED PROCESS
FOR MAKING
All Kinds of Liquors and Vinegar.
L o U RS IS SEN NTIAL OILS


o r. IS ES ENTAIL OILS.
These Oils obtained by Distlation at the Chemical
laboratory of Jefferson OF Pierre Lacour author
of Lacour's Chemical Analysis Lacours Chemical Manipu
lati ions. Lac0ur the Manufacture f Liquors &c.
Purchasers particularly the TASKS
ana obtain their money il the oil does not give
LACoUR'S OIL OF COGNAC converts neutral spirit to
superior imitation of Tmported Brandes. viz Otard
Those liquors will have full fruity favor and beautiful
sparkling color. Common Reofed Whisky changed
by the of the Oil of Coguac New York Brandy Pae
0fT % Eye R obangs RsS
Monopgahela Rye Whisky, Old Virginia Malt Whisky
OIL :0F CEDRAT changes common Reesifed W bisky to
Old irish Malt Whisky. and superior article of Scotch
OIL OF PEACH changes common Whisky to Virginia
Peach Brandy vi M Of n paoB and oil Of Cgn"' will
OIL OF GIN conver the poorest hsAE to Holland Gin
LAooURs odNGSSTRATlD AoiH will. hours
after being mixed change five gallons of goo1 vinegar and
acid Vinegar that he found in the market By the e
LaGonr Concentrated Acid Vinegar be made for
FOR MAKING LIQUORS. Lacour's Dill require pr.
paratiOn-ony pour oil into the whisky and shake well
rich. oily taste beautiful transparent color and fine
bead LacOurs oils three distinct properties in
erty combines with aud in the FORM oeulent
whisky pressed that neo1ar irritating and
ing and eural spirit the second
liquor which renders mellow and impa is
great the third property is exhibited in the rich
vinous nutty odor that impaired to the liquor which
'ders distinction from the genuine brands impossible.
hsse oils Isl are put up in quart ski; each hosk contains
Full and comprehensive directions accompany the bottles
sale of St Charles Poydras streets
One hottie of bese oils FIVE in number, will be securely
sacked and shipped with bill of adng part of the
country. upon the receipt of SO in the address Of
furnish the of hogse in New Orleans md we will
ship them package Of the Oils If they do not perform al
ell m fort theVW W
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-06
rEsE LONG NIGHTs ARE COMING

q M wav to make the short. is tn visit Thomas
"A billiard saloon Ru's Head n Main street.
ATTENTION,
during the day csmtln"
and amusement at Thomas Bow1ins AIlav, Bulls Head
VgTIJ'G HEAD HOTEL
wM D. T0M As in returning thanks for past
wishes saw prepared 20 receive Borders by
the day week month His accommodations are first rate
every will he ppid to the com fort OF his
The bar snrptied liquors Of the best quality
snaaions Waguon Yard attached oct24
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-06

The FIRST Know NOTHING LEGISLATION
We published yesterday the first emancipa
tion act passed by the Rhode Island Colonial
Legislature in 1852. AT the same session the
following act, directed against foreigners, was
passed, and this may be called the first Know
Nothing act:
Ordered, that all Dutchmen, except in
habitants among us, are prohibited to trade
with the Indians in this Collonie; and in case
they bee found to transgresse herein, they
shall forfeit to the Collonie, goods and vessel
if proved; and this order to be in force two
months after the date hereof; and if this case
come to be tryed, it shall be tryed in the Gen
eraIl Court of Tryalls." s."-ProU. Jour.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-06

SECOND PURCHASI

EETHOLESALE and retail dealers IN Leather, Hides
Flour and White Lime Main streetoppesite old State
ank. .ts sepzo
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-06
UTILITY, BEAUTY, ELEGANCE
D EE N p NJ E n T

REIN VEN E n T.
NHyERY one of the above will he found we'll adapt
Et and representative Of the immense quauti-
ties Of Goods inst at the well Store of
WIN EOewenfhaG 81 Co..
Corner Main and Having assortment and
surprising in the variety styles coors
shades quantity aud quality and every thing
exhibited take partleu-
pleasure friends and eustouers Evansville
and vicinity to give us call We extend invitation in
the fair assuring them that every arce
IMAGINABLE under the Dry Goods. Emf roderies
fSiss French and Scotch) Fancy Goods Manlas White
Goods of every description Shavls, Millinery and Straw
Goods richest choice and most varied
goruent fully convinced that We can satisfy the
sansuin expectations and satisfy everv claim
ate and prices Clothng kind and cut
We can n.ase eyery demand fashion color quality,
the in niece goods convince Yourselves
mh3I WM LOEN EN ldAL a. ~
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-06
CASTERCIL
TENNEYA sORENsON,

bts and half bbs. cold pressed superior ar
NJ ndri 5rG'e he"iy IL A'' ''' HaLLooE & sTODDARD.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-06

sA AR. KANE,s ARCTIC EXPEDiTION-FeE sale
8 BY nov2nc DOBELL & LISTER.