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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-24
The Utah Army,
ST. Louis. March 2

ST. Louis, March 2S-N
The Leavenworth times of the 10Th says
yesterday morning, two companies Of in
fsntry, and two of cavalry, left the Fort for
the Utah command; they number about three
hundred and thirty; they design overtaking
Col Hoffman's escort and supply train, for
Johnson's army from Fort Laramie. This
train consists of one hundred and sixty
heavily laden wagons. The Republican
publishes extracts from private letter from
johnson to friend in this city, dated Feb
ruary 5th; he says he has received no COM
munications from the Government since the
22d Of October 1857. lie complains Of con-
tractors who take three months to carry the
mails TO Utah. when the contract says the
service shall be done monthly. johnson de-
scribes the march TO Camp Scott-compIi-
ments the troops, and says the Mornrons are
fully prepared for active resistance, and de-
clare their intention to no longer submit to
any government but their own; and that the
people Of the Union must yield. They will
not sabmit to a usurpation of their terri
tory, but will have government erected in
their midst, acknowledging NO dependence
or allegiance to the federal authority. Our
government must act with vigor, and force
them TO succrnsb. Col. Cook expresses an
earnest hope that every exertton VIII be made
TO forward supplies early in the Spring under
q sufficient guard OF mounted men,
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Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, March 23-N

CINCINNATI, March 23-N
Flour dull and unchanged. Whisky I'M
changed. Not much doing in provision, but
the market is firm, holders generally refus-
ing to sell except at the full rate asked.
CINCINNATI. March 23-Px
Flour dull; 100 bbls sold at IS 60Q.3 IS for
superfne. Whisky steady 900 bbls bbls scld
at IKE. Provisions quiet. but firm; 400
bbls mess Pork sold ut Is 25@l5 so; 200 bbls
Bacon sides at sslc, and 100000 lbs bulk
sides at ne. Nothing done in Lard or Ba-
con or bulk Shoulders. Linseed Oil firm.
with sales of 225 bbls at 60c; good demand
for Corn; 10000 bushels sold, to arrive, at
S4@35. Barley very dull, ut 45c for strictly
prime. Glover seed in fair demand, at Esq
SO, with sales of 100 bus.
The Price Current will publish to-mer-
row full returns Of Pork packing, showing an
increase in number Of SIS, 900; in weight, at
4$lc per cent. There is slight increase in
Lard. The returns are from ls5 places.
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Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, March %

Flour market continues dull; prices con-
time to favor the buyers; sales of 1000 bbls
at a. 25@4 81; extra 81 IS. Receipts in .
creasing. Rye -four steady at 90 ~. Corn
meal steady at 81 81. Wheat in fair de-
mand; sales Of 5000 bushels at slGl1 l2 for
inferior and prime red; 81 lO@l 80 for while.
Corn continues in good demand and selling
freely at 6O@62 for yellow, and 6l@s2 for
white. Oats in demand at 36c. Groceries
and provisions no change; 200 casks of pick
led hams sold at ssI@lc. Lard selling at
lo1% in bbls, and 1111 in kegs. Glover Seed
declined; sales ut "a 25@4 so. Wool droop-
ing; sales Of full blood made ut 33c cash
and Merino 26@29. Whisky firm ut 22c for
OHIO.
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THE RIVER at this point continues to rise
slowly.
The splendid passenger packet Southerner
will be down this evening for Memphis.
The Wabash is very high-out of its banks
and rising.
The Cumberland, Tennessee and Ohio are
swelling rapidly, and when Joined 20 the
rise in the Mississippi will probably overflow
some of the lower country.
The late gale on the Ohio was attended
with the loss of several lives, and TIE dcs-
truction Of o number Of coal boats. Nine
lives are reported to have been lost in the vi
cinity Of Line Island, Georgetown and Wells
vile. The cries of the boatmen were heard
from the shore, butnone could venture out to
their assistance. The storm is said to have
been the most terrific which has occurred on
the Ohio for a great number OF years.
Five coal boats and sixteen men were lost
between Pittsburgh and Louisville, on Sat-
utday last.
The John Raine, on her last trip from New
Orleans, encountered asnag in Lake Port
Bend. Itpassed up under the guard, and
went up through the second deck, and some
twenty feet through the hurricane deck.
While the Rodolph, from Cairo, was lying
at landing on the illinois side, the bank
caved in on her starboard guard, breaking
down some thirty feet of it, and burying nine
men, eight of whom were rescued. The re-
manning one, Spaniard, was lost.
Mr.. William ByTns, second clerk of the
steamer j. w. Cheeseman, died on Saturday
night last at his residence in Covington, Ky.
Mr.. Byrns was exceedingly popular on the
river.
| The David Gibson, that had been hard
aground on the falls; for some time, was
foated off by the rise on Saturday morning,
and is now laid up for repairs.
The J.E. Woodruff, and the C. Beeier, ere
now regarded as utterly lost.
The Mississippi aud its tributaries are ris-
ing very rapidly, with fully twenty feet water
at Cairo.
The Great Western and Universe VIII be
down to-day for New Orleans.
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Vote on tho X ansas Constitution.

The vote on the admission of Kansas was
as follows:
YEAS. Allen, Bayard. BENJAMIN, Biggs,
Bigler, Bright. Brown, Clay, Evans, Fitz-
patrick, Green, Gwinn, Hammond, Hendcr-
son, Houston, Hunter, Ivesron, Jones, John
son, Of Arkansas, johnson, of Tenn, Ken
nedy, of Maryland, Mallory. Mason, Pierce
Polk, Sebastian. Slidell, Thompson, of Ky,
Thompson, of n. j., Toombs, Wright, and
Yuler-33.
NAYs.-Bell, Broderick, Chandler, Clark
Ccllamer, Dixon. Doolittle, Douglas, Dur
kee, Fessenden. Foote, Foster, Hale. Ham
lin, Harland, King, Pugh, Seward, Sumner
Trumbull, Wade, and Wilson'S
ABsENTEEs.-Bates, Davis, and Reed, o.
n. c. paired off with Cameron Of Penn.
The announcement Of the result was re.
ceived with applause and misses. Senate ad-
journed.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. March 23-M
Flour dnll; sales Of Howard street and
Ohio at "a so; City Mills at "a 81. Wheat
in fair demand and unchanged. Corn brisk
ut an advance Of lc; sales OF white 56@57;
yellow 5s@6o. Whisky 23c. Provisions
quiet, prices unchanged.
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Col. Johnson's Letter.

WASHINGTON, Mareh %.
Col. Johnson's letter is OF such a character
that it is deemed advisable not to permit q
copy to be made for publication, although it
is said nothing of particular interest has
transpired since last advices.
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CrScrsSArI. March 2s-p

The steamer St. Lawrence, from Pittsburg
to New Orleans struck on the rocks near
Pomeroy on Sunday, and sunk. Boat Eal.
ued at twenty thousand dollars. total loss.
A portion of the cargo will be recovered
in q damaged condition. No lives lost.
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GANALHECEIPTs.

March 2s.-Per canal boat Evansville, 1ol
bbls Pork, 8 bbls Lard, 9 kegs Lard, % 500
lbs Bulk Pork, 665 Hogsheads, SO bbls -four,
Brown IL Altman; bbl Beans, so bgs Dried
Apples, bbls Lard, Geo Foster & 60; 200
bush Wheat, Captain
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The River,

PIrTsBuRG, March 2S-M-Rivcr IL feet
inches by the pier mark and falling
Weather clear and mild.
CINCINNATI, March 2S-x-The river has
risen IA inches in the last "a hours. Wealth
or clear.
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HARRISBURG, March 23-P

The Lecompton Resolutions passed the
Senate to-day, yeas IS, nays IL. One DEM
ocrat voted in the negative.
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AN ORDINANCE

To prescribe the time within which real estate may be
sold for the payment Of City Taxes assessed thereon:
SECTION 1. BE IT, ordained hy the Common Council
OF the City of Evansville, that from and after the pas
OF this Ordinance II shall and be lawful for
the City Collector at any time amer the hrt Monday in
October, and before the second Monday Of March of
each year to Ke the taxes assessed real estate,
either by the seizure and e of the goods and chattels
Of the owner or claimant thereof, by selling the lot
or piece Of ground Itself. upon which the tax remains
unpaid or iauch thereof may be necessary pay
such taxes ans costs Of advertising and sale.
Attest: JOHN HEWSON, Mayor.
WELL III. WALKER. Clerk, -. feb9
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FOREIGN.
EMPLOYMENT.

$50 Month and all Expenses Paid.
AN AGENT Is WANTED IN EVERY TOWN
IA and Cou " in the United States, To engage in
respectable and easy business, by which the above
Profits may he certainly realized For full particulars
address N, MONNETf Z co corner Of BroOme and
Mercer Streets New York City, inclosing postage
stamp. feiTe6-d& WIN
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THE LIVER INVIGORATORl

QDREPARED By DIR. SANFORD, Is A GREAT
u Scientific Medical Discovery, and il daily work.
inc too great to believe. II cures ifby
magic even the first dose giving benefit, and seldom
than bottle is required to any Wind Of
Liver Complaint, from the worst Jaundice or Dyspep-
sa 10 common headache, all Of which are the result
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THE RIVER.
Arrivals and Departures.
IFrsm P. G. O'Riley 4 Co.., Resister.I

MARCH %.
d TYLER, Cincinnati to New Orleans.
W J Maclay, st Louis to Cincinnati.
Empire City, Pittsburg to st Louis.
Ohio Belle. New Orleans to Cincinnati.
Queen City, Cincinnati TO New Orleans.
Poland, Nashville to Louisville.
Fashion, Louisville to ST Louis.
Geo Altse, (tow boat passed down.
Greenvllle, from Green River.
Isaac Shelby Wabash to Kentucky River.
Bowling Green, from Bowling Green.
Scioto, Henderson to Louisville.
Fanny Bullet, Louisville to New Orleans.
John Raine, from Louisville to New Orleans.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COAL!! COAL!! COAL!!!


HAVE just erected a Fairbanks Scale, for the pur
pose Of weighing my coal. | shall sell my coal Ivy
weight, according TO the law Of the State. have
large stock Of superior quality of Pittsburg Coal and
invite all my friends give call and try II. i
have been eighteen years in the business, and profess
To I've Judge. The price Of coal is l. cents per bushel
All orders left the Gas Companys Office, between
First and Second, Locust street, or at iornlrooSs
Store, on Waite street. at my Coal Office, at the La
masco Wharf will be attended tn. All coal must be
paid FOR when ordered, in hankable curreucy
deca2 q. ANDREW HUTCHINSON.
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NEW YORK. March ppm

Cotton heavy and irregular; Upland 1870.
Flour firm, sales $500 bbls. Wheat quiet.
Corn dull; sales $4,000 bus. Beef steady.
Mess Pork advanced lOc; sales 16 62@l6 30;
Prime Is 80. Lard firm and active. Whis-
Ky dull, at 22Jlc; Bacon firm; short ribbed
middles SIC; Hams sss@s5sc. Tobacco
frmer, at 7@l7c. Tallow inactive. Molas-
ses in good demand. Coffee firm, 200 bags
sold. Fre:ghts dull.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITY ELECTION.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN 10 the qualified
Voters Of the City Of Evansville, that TIE annual
City Election for the purpose Of electing nineteen er
CouI cilmen; One City Clerk; One City Collector:
One City Treasurer; One City Marshal; One itv
Assessor; one City Recorder and One City SURVEY.
being the 5h day thereof The polls will open at the
following places, to-vit:
Upper Precrct-At the Neptune Engine House, f.
III. Dctiarmo, Esq, Inspector.
Middle Precinct-At the Young America Engiue
House, Robert Fergus, Esq, Inspector. -
LOw'r, or Lamasco Prccinct-At the Union Engine
House, Daniel Chute, Esq Inspector.
Discretionary power is given 10 each Inspector b
appoint their own Judges and Clerk.
By order of the Common Council. ar-.l t.
WELL. II. wALKER,GlE.
milo Cvoiksbote and Enquirer copy oil Ord OF Aprill
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-24

The Liver il one of the
human body and when IL
the powers Of the system
stomach iSalmost entirely
action of the liver for the
functions. When the stu
are at fault, andthe whole
quencc % one organ-the
its duty. For the diseases
pruprietors has made IL
more than twenty years,
wherewith to cOunteract
to which 1t j. liable.
To prove that this re-
person troubled with llvei
forms, has but to try a
certain
A compound has been
and extracting that part
active virtues 81 the merli'
all morbid or had matter
ing iutheir placeahealthy
the stomach, causing food
the blood giving tone and
merry ,remoyingth causes
inga radical cure without
after effects, felt 10y usinl
that IL usually reSDrtec
One dose after eating u
stomach and prevent III,
ing
Only one dose taken be
nightmare.
| Only one dose taken n
gently and cures coStivs
One dose taken a'tei
pepsia.
T One dose ~ two
relieve a sick headache.
One bottle taken for fe-
the canse Of the disease.
0uly one dose immeli
One dose often repeaiet
Morhus and a preventa
One dose taken offer
renee OF bilious attacks
feelings.
~Only one bottle I
system the effects ofme.li
One bo,tle taken fnI
lewness or unnatural col
One dose taken a shOr
VISOR to the appetite ani
One dose often repeate,
in its worst forms. Will,
plants Weld almost To th'
One or two doses cure
while for worms in child
er or speeiier nedy il
There Is no exaggeratiOI
are plain, sober facts, tina
prove, while all who US
imDus testimony in Ii
A.,,nn1 Tho hnrHrn.fa 4,
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Two Dwellings and Lots for Sale on
Accommodating Terms.

TIME undersigned offers two Frame Two Story
Dwelling Houses, on Ingle street, near Reitz,
Hanney Co.'S Foundry, being lots No. Is and u in
block Il, in Stockwel's Enlargement. The Dwellings
are nearly new, well built-containing FIVE ana six
each. Either will make comfortable home
for a man N moderate circumstances. They viii he
TO farming.
Ifnot sold before the SIXTH DAY or. APRIL, they
will then he put up auction to the highest bidder
The sale will commence Mt 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
For further particulars, apply to Mr.. Garyin, Real
Estate Agent, Crescent City binding; o,,>,,o>-
mars WILLIAM JOlINSON.
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PITTsBURa, 23-PM
River eleye, fee. and falling Weather
clear.
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NEW YORK, March 23-M
Flour firm: sales OF 800 bbls at a. ESQ
80 for State an advance Of Sc; "a s5@5 for
Ohio an advance of l0c; Southern continues
quiet. Wheat generally dull. Corn firm;
sales of $4,000 bushels at 6s@69 for yellow
62@S4 for white. Pork heavy at sl6 60 for
mess. Lard steady ut 955s9l0c. Whisky
dul mt 22I%,
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principal regulators Of the
Hperforms lis functiOnswell
A-are fully developed. The
Independent on the healthy
proper performance Of its
1nach is at faultthe bowels
\system suffers in conse-
- 'iver-having ceased to do
- Vt that organ, one Of the
OhIs stud. in a practice Of
Ito tnd some remedy
/the many arrangements
~medv Is at last found, any
'-rOmplaint in any Of its
- 1ottle, and conviction Is
formed bydis.olving gum
(which Is soluble for the
.~cine. These gums remove
r ~ from the system. supply
bow Of bile invigorating
to digest we'll, purifying
health tpthc whoiemachi-
S-f the disease. aud eiiec =
Amy Of the hislgrceahle
-ralsmel or mineral poison
) nsuffcient tn relieve the
/, food from rising aud sour.
-C/fore retiring prevents
= niaht loosens the bowels
V~ne~s.
r each meal will cure Dys-
-'easpooEsful will always
-male obstruction removes
/, >nnd makes a perfect cure.
: Itely relieyeSchOllc while
a sure cure for cholera
1--WE OF cholera.
a -xill prevent the recur-
awhile itrelleyes all pain.
~
: Aneeled to throw out Of the
~cinca after n Ong sickness.
r-Iaundice removesall vel.
-S,r from the skin.
Z WHINE before eating gives
fooG digest well.
iDcures Chronic DisrrhPa
e summer and bowel com.
e 1r<doSe.
- attacks caused by worms,
: = rem, there Is no surer, SAT-
4 the world as il never fails.
\ lin these statements; they
I VUwe can give evidence 10
c - il are tiying their unan-
faYar
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COAL FOR SALE.

XYTE have on hand and are constantly receiving
w coal of an excellent quality from up the canal,
which We will deliver in any part Of the city at loo.
Orders left at James Laughlin's warehouse at the
office Of Nathan Rowley will be IIomItly attended to-
ROWLEY & AM0RY.
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UUOMINY, &c
lii p bushels prime Flint Hominy;
p do fresh Corn Meal;
barrels Pearl Barley;
2 do Split Peas, for sale by
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H a rd w a r g

H a r q w a r g
FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
'u'HE Undersigned has now on hand, and arriving,
y a full and complete assortment Of Hardware,
Shovels and Spades,
Garden Hoes and R;.kes,
Hay and Manure Forks.
Trace, Log and other Chains
IIames and Hedge Shears,
Locks and Latches,
Butts, Hinges and Screws,
Boring and Morticing Machines,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Butchers and Earl Smiths Files,
Mill and Cross Cut Saws,
Nails,
Carpenters and COOpers' Tools,
Also: large Stock Of Paint, Shoe, Counter and
Begs leave to cal the-attention of Grocers buying
Hardware, who will find il to their interest to examine
his Stock before purchasing elsewhere.
JACOB sTRiUB,
mrs Successor to A. WALDKIRcH.
Wholesale Flour Depot.
WYE are in constant receipt of-and have in store
w for sale, at all tmes-a large ock Of the best
BROWN & AIKMAN,.
mr12 corner Main street and Canal.
n .EE's FAMILY FLOUR.
mrss BROWN Il AIKMAN.
SDAA SACKS WASHINGTON MILLS
NV Extra Flour, in s Store, and for ssls by
Ok SACKS Fine Flour for cash at a low fig
mrs " BROWN * AIKMAN.
% mrs 4 superior @''e' BROWNS ALTMAN.
Wanted.
Sa are d hqs NJ G. : ." the
do do Free do do
Wisconsin and Illinois.
IN BBIs. HYDRAULIC CEMENT
lU Fresh and new SSSEsFSsf e SI iRsJS
u ia hhds and 5bls, for sale by
.mr33 BR0wNS AIKMAN.
. c aGk MAMMA MemR! sf Seicord L'ns'
. do do Halter Rope;
Z DO DO ' Gas BEDFORD sG d DO;
WHEELER RIGGS.
Oak Street Grade.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii he received at the
the I'D for the grading Of Oak Street from the River
to Fourth Street; the earth TO he placed at different
places not exceeding four a. squares from Oak street
/
Engineer.
BY order Of the Common Council:
WELL II. WALKER, Clerk.
marie Volksbote copy.D
" /, 900 bbls Molasses;
400 bags Coffee in store and to come, and
for sale by W. t MAJ PRESTON BRoTiiEks.
| NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS.
| ~ Livingstone's Travels in south africa:
Lucy Howarl's Journal, by Mrs. SIgourney
Mrs Hale's Receipts for the Million;
Life OF Aaron Burr;
Twin Roses, by Mrs. EitcJde, inst received at
| mars OBELL CONfNGTON's.
A Wagon Maker Wanted.
a GOOD Jour seyman Wagon Maker Wanted at
| "a Canneton, German would he prefeTred, TO
| whom good wages and steady employment will be
UEsT RECEIVED
| % t;raham's Magazine, for April;
| GOdy's Lady's Book, do
/ Yankee Notions, do
| Harper's Weekly.
| New York Ledger;
| Flag Of Our Union;
| Mafch23 Al .. HEALls 8
on BBLs. REBOILED MOLAssEs;
| I'M 20 do do do do
| 20 bbls Tar;
* Crates assorted Earthenware. past to our
| order Suitable 5or country stores. Received and
for sale at lowest prices for Cash, oy .r,.yN
| mr22 l. q y. ME H-n----.
NUOLAssES:.
| lvn Is tarrels Molasses;
a5halfbarrels Molasses, Just received Per steamer
J Chaneellcr, and for sale by wurrIrp xrrccs
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COaI! Coal! Coal!

VH1E have now on hand, and are daily receiving,
We the best COAL that has ever been Introduced
into this mark Ct WHICH are slling low. Good eur
rency will he received in PAYMENT Orlers left 1T the
store Of JNO. W. HUGHES, next to the State Bank,
will be promptly attended 10.
ian9,-tf JNO. W. HUGHES g. CO.
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TERMS OF SALE:

One-fnrrth Of the purchase money to be paid down,
and the remainder in thr equal annual instruments
with interest payable annually, the purchaser giving
his notes and morgag for the purchase money remain.
ing unpaid. General Warrantee deeds will he given:
The title to the property has been carefully examined
by competent men, and Is perfect.
Maps and Plans NAV be seen In the office of the
dersgned, and in the Journal the Enquirer and voks
blte Offices. and in the Llerks and Recorders Offices.
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luGARS.-
~ IS Mats Cinnamon;
$1,000 Assorted fine Cigars just received and for
sale by /. ID. HFtMANN.
SsTEEL Pillow MOULDS.-50O Steel Plow Moulds,
- rom No. to No. 6, for sale by -
febI0 SAMUEL ORR.
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Among the hundreds % Liver Remedies now offered
t. the public there none We can 50 fully recon-
mend rs DR.. Sanford sInvigOror,s generally known
now throughout the Union This pseparation Is truly
Liver Invigorator, producing the mos happy results
on all who use il. Almost innumera lie certificates
have been given the great virtue Of tn medicine by
those OF the highest standing in society, and know
tit he the hest preparation before the pubc-HUDsoS
COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
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9pRANDY.-PerS teamer Fanny Bullitt, direct from
Nd Custom House OF New Orleans. half pipes
Ak Signett Brandy, receiy Ell and for sale by
fe's; /. u. HERMANN.