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THE RriLTH or MISSISSIPPI

THi' scsioH cf'eoHa'ry has acrrr tseR
81 ssahAy "a has hsrn hi' sus'n.
aad he ossse er'a sa s large guam
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ME- MpH1S. TEN n.
snVuls I'D essahnsaed ecusc, located On
shelby stre~s. n~sr ths Gayoss. h
Elm essases<1 b. tn usdeetkn~d. Who
i dessrass IN rpesvN HE thanks 10 i've Me-
sss"ss PATRONS that have .s.sssired bin
thus M. H. wi~Aes . ccnfinunucr 1t the
patronage Il his ivi-sis ssi the r~ss,e
r~enerSlly. Ne psonis~s to furnish HE
sshle vtA escs sa& vhclesrme f.re. and
his h>as uieA clrsn Iisra. &c. The I'm.
nibasses VI ~ city ara. ysVmpf IN con.
wing pefseas 30 and 1fsm the sevessl
ksilrcad&. liz rrie~s ere - scuows:
Bssr1 81 1edx5aet b. sks d>vt 81 80
Surp<s, bcdsisx and Bssshfss Is
SOD Neal 80
Lodging -.@
Nemphis. Tns., April a. iss..-sm
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t1e tfea pfahaial and tggi.is'of IN 'h1
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iDtUNfS1RtTORS safe " LAND
1Di NIRtth of . dewea madn By ths
Probate Court u Pamela county,
Mississippi, a the Nay 'stM thereof.
1857. the uniofs'gued, administrator of
ihe estate II u. w. Patton, deceased, vii.
on saturday, the Duh day ~ June, 1851.
At the residence Of James NJ. Holmes. nd.
joining the premises. within lawinl hours.
sell Ut public auction. 10 the highest I'D.
der. the north hall 81 tho nodt.as, aas
Ter st section one. township Yen, tatqv
: wet. ~ tl,s real esta., % said issssss,i.
on y cr,sii, Of one aud sve wears tvesa tho
d,y u sale. The purchaser will be fe.
qainsi 10 give hond aud sccsitii, Tor tho
pa, men, VI tho purchase MONEY.
r. J. PATTON, Muir.
Msy 9Th. lsj1.-sw
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!. q. 0rifing 4 Brother have rc-
moved from their old stsnd 10 No $50
Main street. Stevenson Block, where they
will 10 pleased Ia see thor friends aud
patrHs.
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N'utiul IL hefsl, glsen ihat ihe un
~ dei leuej, administrator n The q,
tate ol William II. Nj .ev, deasasai. has
hlmi IN the Probate I ontt " iallns
hsichie county, Mic. VI. aprl ration q,
snncnder bis letter., aud WI. Al The urN
Iill term ~ this Court, present Il funl
account II hi adm nstfalioh NJ taf ~
lhe samr has c~,,end.d, and spply iat q
nnal hearing o. sald peution.
JAS. n IAnr1 u.
Administrator, A.,
MAY ~, \ ~ iSiI.nll Al
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II ssd Sanisicosl - III tsssr-
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tfvcssfs anu COMMISSION
Merchants,
NJ. li9 Man-s,.. Stevenson Block, Mem.
llis Tenn.
We will sMaish supplics to our
fsisad. ~ heretofore, and maze advances
m shipments % oar frisa..s in Nsw Or.
leans.
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|W FIN II Nj VI TNNNIN IN1
10 David !. oun, l~rcasutrs.
w. 4 lor paules War.
/ papi IN sos "
n, T. tom'ns On $50
nstJ in.1 30 81
70 hand IN Caa Ma, 4,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-27
rMitM. or sunsCnIprlnnl
Tho plcswloElaa puol OF Campbell and Rust


The Now York Tribune, Of Saturday, saysi
lfthore IL anybody who has failed to read
The delicious Pickwickian explanation between
the Hon Lewis u. Campbell, OF Ohio, (who
l,as such contempt for rags oil and lamp.
black" in the form ofa public iournaD aud
the Hon Albort Rust Of Arkansas, (whom tho
Hon. VIM. H. Seward ouogsod MS an horor-
able gentleman in speaking Of his brutal as
sault upon the editor Of ncwspaper') we
advise that person TO read ii. The facts ap
pear to be that on Thursday last tho Hon
Campbell told the lion. Rust that IL he meant
IS apply to him certain remark which he
had just made in the House Of o9rcsentativo4
nc (tha Hon. Rust) was a liar. After this
gentle expression Of his sentiments. coming
hear the lion. Rust in the lt0tunda Of the Cap
itol, tho iloh Campbell tried to maui him with
his lists, but was prevented. Iereup0n a. duel
was anticipated 10y those not familiar with tho
Pickwickan usages but instead Of that, tho
Hon, Campbell, OH Thursday, got up in lbs
place and said that lao had learned that tho
Ion. Rust regarded remark thar he had
made on Tuesday, rs on insult to the "honof-
able gentleman" but that IN thus contingont-
ly giving him the lie (tolowed by an attempt
10 maui him with his tlists) no had not iu-
tended to insult or east any imputation upon
him, and he now dsavowed any such design
This being delivered with as much gravity rs
could have been done by Mr. Tracy Tupman
or even by Mr.. Pickwick himself the 'hon-
orable gentleman" got up IN hs turn and said
that no had understood the Hon. Campbell
differently at the time, but was now grathed
by his dsayowa!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-27

TOBACCO IN FRANCE AND ENGLAND-Ac-
cording to a statistical table recently publish
ed on the consumption Of Paris the quantity
of tobacco consumed in smoking in 1854, was
nearly double that of 1889, and that of cigars
five times as much; whilst that of snuff, on
the contrary presented a marked diminutian.
1t 10 calculated that the number of smokers
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in Paris, including the garrison, IS about 400;
1000, and the total consumption gives one kit
Io5ramme G13 ccntigrammes Of tobacco, 1i3
cigars, and cigarettes for each person; or
calculating the cigars at $50 and the cigarettes
at 1000 TO the kilogramme, two kilogrammes
.7lJ eentigrammes for each. In England tho
consumption s calculated to be sixteen ounces
head.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-27

!. " Judge llacklorI Of tho Court Of
Claims, IS not disposed to DO so liberal with
claimants as his colleagues, A long list Of
awards Is published, 70 which Judge BlagA0rd
dissonts.
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65-It i supposed that Huntington the
Iorgor now in Che Sing Sing Prison, has con.
cealcd property to tho a1ount Of $4,000,
and tho stories about the dasltutlOn ot his
wife, arc CANNON.
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SHERWOOD HnUan.

THE subscriber hastaken the above house and ma,
entirely redted and refurnlshed IT, and Is prepared
entertain tho patrons of tho house Ia satisactor,
nanner. lie has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Nr.Peter Burke and has goodsock ofhorses and car
siHgcs to let.
Tho sableislarge clean and weill ocated. and eooG
1oaerarei In constantattcndanco Particularattontio
VII be paid TO the care ofhorses lefwih him
~, and IN allrospeets. the puhr, IA end the Sher
wood uonseA good uoLnl. Liys.tfL j. a. RYERS !
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ST. CHARLES EzoTEL,

ETEE rndersigned Lessee Of s newly erected land admi
rshly ADAPTED HorEL takes pie in announcing to
the public generally especially arriving
departing the Portland harr that this house
pet and ready for the accommodation Quests
Every item Of FuTntare bedding and indeed the hndina
Tilted with articles expressly MANUFACTURED
for the house.
Situated the Sr CHARLES is immediately at the landing
Of the principal shipping poit for Louisville, whera nearly
all her guests first arrive and from whence they de-
for the and South this house
this point.
Estah hmeus and liberal share Of public patron
because he intends deserve TIE House. with
extensive grounds cool shady and genera conven
ences unsurpassed transient house 1t hall he
as irstclas Hotelacs Of the tals of
an ahlishment.
Mr. J. ". RgDDING we'll known the travelling public,
from his long connection with Hotels in Louisville
will assist housa
The patronage of the public Is respectfully solicited.
y31-t W ". OWEN. Proprietor.
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fF Fall an1 Wt7tor D~v Goods inst received and nov
AZ EiBlG iS Dry Good store Main street. three
do helnw Seo1nl. IIs motto is ChNl9 for Cash. cal
ify large amount goods for little money
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OF Miss Dora Shaw, the actress, formerly
OF Vineonnes, - gathering golden opinions ~
Louisville, by her talents aud grace upon The
stage.
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NEW DittGS,

ECU VtERLINu have iuet orcnai largo aasortnena
Of bFues and Meitcnrs @ which they invite Tie aen
ton Of MpTehants and Physeians They window
Bles glatwtre Tobacco Cigars, Paints aknis
oua, pyestis Spices, Fcrpmery Fancy Articles. &e
AFoal popular PaQnt Medicines, An kinds OF Painta
ground IN all Pure rnndie forAediena purposes
PreaarP carefully prepared Cali Mt No IA Wuteret
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rARI J. PENNrN3T0E havns purchased the stock Of
v Medicines opsnel for sale bg CrAwford Bell, few
sines desires call the attention Of the public
particularly nhyoian and merchants comm 70 hs city,
purchases this assortment which viii he
3rany receiving additions from the Esatern les, and
which will he soli a. low terms can be Afforded br
Buildiags sep29-D
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rIyEIUV8RR Avn sHiYGiKs,

I'D H. BENNETT would respectfully announce 20 the
citizens Evansville aud surrounding country that re
havg engaged in the Of unher for
choice rticie of his aauufac
tr-p opeaea Yard Carpenter street neaF kraz g
Ieiluan Foundry and is 3rsTared 10 sell Wholesale
retail before oJere6i in this city.
,aI9- tyrdIv
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TDECEIVED this rning By Adams EXPRESS. new sup
rly lgties an misses lambs Wool Hose ooloret
and white ktI Gloves fleece lised SILK Gloves &c.
Expecting daily arrive sldt nal all
Dry Goods which offer friends reduce
prices. Call in everybody.
nOv22 RosER. BRO. FREY.
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CHARLES BARNUM,
IN
" al e hes Clocks y & EVclry, & e.
srRErr BETWEEN MAIN ASD LOCUST.
Evansville, Ind.
WATCHES ANn JEW ET.nX

r3uPE CORDAGE AND TNiNE.-
EA Coils !. ZACH Manila Bope
do do 90 do;
% o. % DO DO DO;
25 do Cotton Rope;
25 doz Cotton Red Cords and Cloth Pins;
q bales Wrapping Tsine
- dog assorted Manila Bed Cords
25 do 10 Hemp do. lust reed bv-
dee3 q. II. COOK & son.
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lrENNEN q snnENsnN.

wHoLssAtF pEALrRs IN aRooEmrs ASp LIQUORS, ooaSFn
WATER ANn vlNE SIS. EvAE sytLLE, INn.
fe'E have this day formed
the pWrpeso of dang whplesale Grocery Ltauor
huauoag EavinE auceeeded business Alis
owes purchased their stock aud additions makc
complete sha he able offer good bargain
EoR CASH any house in Evansville, any city IN tie
Vest, r y. TEN%EY.
JAMS A.SORRNSON,'
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Ctps TupDf,trAN At.V
COS uUPD1trAN AIsT uSlpS.
Tnoar suBsemHlVg Tutnuau rius ASSOCIATION FoR
HAupGn PUTNAM, G0DRH. GRAHAM.
TNICHERBooKER, HOUSEHOLD WORDS,
na.AgM SgnRn tSRa
Ri.AcK WOOD ols


WI "
wHTfLL receive Ia addition the Art Journal Fnrn and
Hha certificate siytEg thein equa chance with
Iothr membgrt OF h Seeloy 60 draw qeoil ran'ng
drawn by Monitors Of ths soeety, n EvhHgvla last year
and two thr year httoFe
prQsa nr mohh nmepqly they are lsaued and delivered
a. eketet 20 uaga, 3,
tr't living ant two eertiaottcs and the Art Toar-
Hal or stt dollars Oa tho Trlegraph Office and sub
sori"e carry. 90 ouf ib nay he cnmPste N goods time
uoylt u, q. EAENuARF. Hon. Saafy
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rAsspAULaNs, AWNINGS, &C., MC.
''Hh undar:isnod s prepared splice kind q
and ping blocks Of dos1rption the making
any Ta~peunSa. Awnings Sc t. he found an timo
N Green - Central House, Division street.
octl5-an youN PBowMAN.
e - DoZ and lbs fresh Cove Oysters, iust By
- deg5 u. II. COOK a. SON.
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s3OO IN GIFTS


,. = z = 7 y e y. NtI = , q.
w-TGoLESALE anil retail dealers IN Lcather Hides.
ag Flour and White LAe. Main old state
Eauk. scp2f
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NEz =

C long expected gooJ ave arrived Reautiul ciicos
De Lanes Fanneis, Canton Flanpels, double Shawls
XIV. Jeans Gloves. &c. anticipating to fiji M on
early yi-S Spring Gopis wish reduce pres
en- much possible fore ook ont or
dec23 ROSER. BRO. = FREY
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CHEESE AND PAPER.

HRECETvED Is boxes W r. Cream Cheese
IA, $50 Reams of ass'd sizes VIZ. PAPER, reo.d oy
road and for sale BY nov3 i. q II. hEkMAN'
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FRESH ARRIVAL

II NE subscribers have just received BY Express lot
iadies aid slippers. very nice. together with large
ana compete assortment of Boots, Morocco Kid and Silk
dec2o McREA g WELLS.
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GRANGE.

rTAvTN7 bnurht Messrs Fershberger & Carron,s stock
4 4 Of Fa1aiig Groceries Produce, Sc. would he glad
to the pItron21e the
Also Ofmy cid friends public generally,
praLn sng part TO 90 my give entire
fastieR { all.
will remain for few days in the store occupied by
the late previous locating permanently in the
Fennean ola stand of Main sts. where
viii endeavorto keep such stock ofgooGs always hand
as the wants Q families demand.
jsnT SA8f'L VTCKERY.
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r1sAyELEts'S HgOWE,
s ..

F0rmcvIy Ruit's Escnd Tavern.
FH7nE has taken The above we'll known haao,
nhj FuApd aud refnishpd it throughout 10 thu best
tn. The accommodations vii be second other houHr
m Eytn&yia, have good rooms FOR bear"r, ard heup a.
welt suptltd table ~ tho mart viii aHora ar fats feN
tA thte Attached 60 Tho heUar u good buwltnR All ~
rysgra Viii receive every attention and tbelr oata he
welt takeh eateot hugttsf NM,b THOMAS,
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-08

The BooMERANG.-This curious weapon,
peculiar to the native of Australia, has often
proved a puzzlcr to men Of science. It is
piece of carved wood nearly in the form Of
crescent, from thirty to forty inches long,
pointed at both ends, and the corners quite
sharp. The mode of using it is as singular
as the weapon. Ask black to throw it so
as to let it fall at his feet, and away it goes
full forty feet before him, skimming along the
surface at three or four feet from the ground; !;
when it will suddenly rise in the air forty or
sixty feet describing curve and finally drop
ping at the feet of the thrower. During its
course it revolves with great rapidity on a
pivot, with whizzing noise. 1t is wonderful,
so barbarous people have invented so singu-
lar a weapon, which sets the laws Of progl es-
sion at defiance. 1t is very dangerous for an
European to try to project it at any object, as
1t may return and strike himself. In a ma
-tives hands it is formidable weapon, strik-
ing without the protector being seen. 1t was
invented to strike the kangaroo, which is kill
ed by it with certainty Jersey city Tel.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-08

A NOBLE FELLOw.-On the morning Of Dec
LIST four little boys broke through the ice on
the lake near their school house in Wateryile,
Wis. The villagers FASTENED to the spot, but
the ice was so thin that none dared to venture
to their aid. At this moment, just as the
boys were sinking, young man, Is years of
age, named John Adams, sprang forward,
seized fishing spear, and leaving most of his
clothes on the bank, plunged into the lake and
saved two of the boys. He then made another
dash and saved the third. Adams was now
almost exhausted but the mother of the
fourth boy was standing near in horrible
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-08

o. The practice of taking a number of
American lads on board Of our large ships, on
foreign voyages, is producing the happiest re-
suits, and supplying our commercial marine
with class of officers, of whom the country
may be proud and who will aid in the estab-
lshment of our maritime supremacy. 1t is
said that scarcely single American can be
found in our ships as a common sailor; the
boys before they attain to manhood rise to the
quarter deck. Formerly boys were made
,scullons for the whole crew, and subject to do
the most menial and the severest labor. Now
their duties are prescribed, and they are under
the immediate orders of the captain; and are
are thus relieved from the petty tyranny they
formerly suffered. They furl the light sails,
clear up the decks, and are always ready to
lend hand for any service; they are required
to study practical navigation while at sea; and
each keeps his reckoning and log, and in case
of accident to the officers, some of the boys
are ready and competent to supply their places
There is an esprit lie corps among them that
renders them very active and efficient. In
several instances where the crews have desert
ed in the Pacific, the ships AMI the interests
of the owners have been protected by he de-
voton of the boys. The service is very popu
lar among the lads. The command of thou
sand ton ship is now post of honor, and pro-
motion is so rapid that any intelligent and ac-
tive lad can look to such position as certain
by the time he attains his manhood. The SER
vice has become attractive to boys of all
classes, the rich as we'll as the humble, and
all the large ships leaving the Eastern ports
on long voyages, are crowded with aspirants
for the berths in the boys house.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-08

O. The renowned French actress, Rachael,
will try to cure her consumption by winters
cruise up the Nile. She has had a splendid
barge fitted up in the most expensive style,
with drawing rooms library, bathrooms; &C.,
to cost, according to contract, $4,000. 1t is
to be taken to Alexandria by the next steam
er, and in this she will start from Cairo for
the head waters" The spoiled child of genius
probably had Cleopatra's barge in her eye
when arranging the details of her own pleas
ure vessel. In the meantime her splendid
mansion in the French metropolis, which cost
half million Of francs, was sold the other
day at auction.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-08

9TMiss Catherine NJ. Sedgewick, the dis
tinguished authoress, says Life Illustrated,
died at Stockbridge, Mass, on the 21st Octo-
ber She lived in retirement and, well known
as her works have been, the noise of politics
drowned the news Of her death, so that it has
scarcely been alluded to by the journals that
were so often enriched by the products of her
pen.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-08
EVANSVILLE, IND. WEDNESDAY MORNING, 8. 1857.

agony, and Adams said to her, ~ will save
your boy or die.' Tying rope around his
waist, he told those on shore to pull him in
if he sank, and cried out, 'Starad by the rope, 1
am going tohtna." He then plunged in, swan
out some ten rods, breaking the ice with his
hands, seized the boy who was sinking for the
third time, carried him ashore and restored
him to his mothers armsl
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-08
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,

HE undersigned Lessee of this newly erected and adm-
rably adapted HOTEL takes pie in announcing to
public generally especially arriving
departing the Portland harf thatthis house nov
the accommodation of Guests
Every item Furniture bedding indeed the building
throughout with articles expressly
for the house. :,
the ST. CHARLES is Immediately at the landing
shipping poiat for Louisville where nearly
all her stranger guests arrive and whence they de-
part for the South this house affords convenience
heretofore experienced at
this point.
of the Proprj of this
command liberal share of public patron
intends deserve IT. The House. with its
cool shady and general convent
transient house. 1t shall he kept
rstelass HoelacBing of the essentials of such
an establishment.
| W well known to the travelling public,
from his long connection with Hotels Louisville
gagged will the of the house
The patronage the public respectfully solicited
| y3i-t1 W. W. OWEN, Pro oprietor.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-08
PTNELUMBER AND SHINGLES,

I'D H. BENNETT would respectfully announce to the
ka citizens Evansville and country that he
in the of Lumber
wears article of his manufac
opened Yard Carpenter street. Kratz
Foundry aud prepared to sell at wholesale
retail cheaper than before oferedin this city
ielSAl EdlyR
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-08

Reader, thi is no fancy picture! There are
hundreds of women in this city who launch
even deeper into the folly of fine dress and
show" than does the the lady whose "fxings''
we have above described. Is it to be wonder
ed at, then, when such enormous sums are
squandered by wives and daughters, that we
have so many petitions in bankruptcy" to
record in San Francisco Garden Era.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-08
DRUG STORE.

EAR. J. PENNINGTON having purchased the stock of
81 Medicines opened for sale by Crawford Bell few
nths since desires call the attention of the public
particularly physicians and merchants coming to this city
this assortment which will be
stany receiving additions from the Eastern cities and
will sold low terms can be afforded by
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