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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-22
: r THE NEW YORK
STEAM SAW. MILL
AND
Hr ( S,rriNIs rnHna.,xr
Canitai. SosO.OoO-

Capital, s25o,Ooo.
TNHfs com5any has been organized Niththe above
capital for the purpose Of SUPPLYING the demand
COMBINATI0N sTBAMs&E.NiLL,
AND OTHER IMPROVED MACHINERY.
They have purchased the entire machiner-; business
heretofore carried on by J. NJ Emerson y Co., also
tne MtSntgomery Wsrks at Yonkers, on the Hudson,
near THIS city and with the experience and fclitiei
combined In ITS organization, are prepared to furnish
machinery Of all kinds at more liberal rates than has
ever EH Hse9 S SsTsd staPk Shsr
be the cheapest, most practical, and ecient lumber
Der Of them are in successful Operation in hr;
sections of this country. Canada, Cuba and South
they are being adopted BY lumber manufacturers in
preference to all other mills -
The following letter expresses the genera opinion Of
u, Messers EnERsSS Ce-Gentlemen3 have tried
the sawmil pSrc ri Of YOU and win say that il
am well pleased with its performance. set il upon
small stream that afforded constant water about as
suent 70 Supply e Soer We s ab ere 70 ent
IL 900 feet Of beautiful lumber IN II hours with some
we have 50 much needed in cur county for long
time, With little trouble and expense, are able
to m, move from five to ten miles per day. and set tnp
Yos esps RI lss' sfssE kRf hs
The Company hare paf:hased edit IUND's PhTTNT
FEED ARRANGEMENT, which is illustrated and
described in the Scientific American for October "a
This adds greatly to the efficiency of the mill
THE COMBINATION MILL, with all the recent
improvements, and steam power Of Is horses is cana
BILE OF saving from 30Ooto 1000 feet in u hours and
is sold for 1860.
THE NEW YORK CIRCULAR SAw-MILL
Is manufactured only by this Company. 1t : o. sd
peror construction and sold for % per less than
other mills o. no greater capacity. mill with 3 10
54nch can be sold for $50 to $500, and with 20
horse engine and boiler is sold for $4,000. -, -
STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS ENGINES
from one 10 100 horse power; LOCOMOTIVE, TEBU-
LAR FLUE and CYLINDER BOILERS furnished
at greatly reduced prices from former quotations
Drawings. with plans and Specifications tor build
ngs and machinery, furnished gratis to our custom
ers.
Competent mechanics sent 70 put up and Pat IN
operation our machinery, when required,
We also manufacture SINGLE MACHINES,
PLANNING MACHINES, SUGAR MILLS, and MA
CHINERY IN GENERAL.
Special attention paid TO getting up SHAFTING
and PULLIES for manufactures, and all kinds Of
WORK.
ENT CON1CAL BURR STONE MILL, for flour.
corn meal, and all kinds Of feed, which pronounced
by experienced pillers, both in this country and Eu
rope, THE BEST MILL EVER CONSTRUCTED,
II VII grind more grain in the same time and with
half the power, OF any other mill Of tie same price in
:. We also furnish o:'S.r styles of GRIsT-MILLs,
when required. 49,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-22

w A man by the name Of Porter in
Henry cornty, KY, has bce1 arrested upon a
charge Of indaciag slave girl to administer
strychnihe to his wife. The girl admins
tered the poison TO tie woman in q dose of
medicine while she was confined, with the
birth of an infant. The woman died, and
the girl was suspected and arrested, when
she made full confession Of the deed, im-
plicating the husband as her instergator.
G. II. Potter, Of Henry county, Kentucky,
who was lately tried for the murder of Els
wife by poisoning, has been acquitted by
some technicality Of the law. Public feeling
against the murderer is said to be very
strong.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-22

tB- The sugar crop of Cuba and other
West India Islands is said to be larger than
the average crops.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-22

ANOTHER DECLINEl
Extra FLoUR at 81 10 per sack; also BRAN by the
retail at lsH cents per bushel,by
janl-H 1GLEHART & BROS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-22
MONDAY, NOVEMBER, 2ard, 1885.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER, 23rd, 1856.
IN and after this date the Mail Passenger train viii
" leave Evansville at o'clock and 20 minutes p.
NJ, making close CONNECTION at yincennes with trains
East ind West the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad for
Louisville, CINCINNATI ST. bouis and Cairo, and arrive
At Tene Haute at&lqP: NJ, cennecting. direct with
East, and for Chicago and Genital Illinois.
RETURNING-leave Tere Haute at ly00 p. NJ.
yjncennes at 7s, and arrive at Evansville At loos
Pm.
Freight trains with pc senger car attachedO run as
follows: Leave Evansville at Csc A. NJ, Arrive at
Terre Haute at 40 p. NJ. Leave Terre Haute at $40
A. M Arrive ut Evansville 4:f0 p. N.
FARES.
70 Leui:vills-..:..es eSl &; Lodis..:...sss .
.. Indianapelis.".e Chicago. .........le %
Buffalo. .:.'iia 81 " Phiisdeiphh.... 50
:; New York 90 Baltimore. 800. % Is
For any information or through tickets apply
Companys Transportation office, head Of Locust stree
Evansville.
- JOHN INGLE,
Superintendent.
.eV HENDERSON Commercial, Mt. Vernon Advocate
Evansville Enquirer and Mt. Carmel Register take on
former Shvertssnrent and Copy. pov2Su
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-22

VYyORK BOXES, tea variety Of worr
" Boxes and Writing Desks, for sale by
dec23-Nf John HEALY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-22

BOre of the prisoners at Sing Sing di-
ed few days since while undergoing .
shower bath punishment, which is q system
practiced in that institution.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-22

.1 Advertisements intended for the Daily, must
be handed in before O'Clock, p NJ to insure insertion
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-22
DLACKwooDs MAGAZINE and the Reviews at
ID jani-tf. DOBELL & coskYNGTONS.

apIFLE POWDER
sept:s) 8. GILBERT CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-22

Capital, $3.50, 600.
TNHts COMPANY has been organized Nit1the above
capital for the purpose Of supplying the demand
COMBINATION sTEAMs&T.Ni
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-05

ef1lIai ""eA'e.
,,e-t bic for the subscrjnrion nrica ri
v ulaey take them from the post office, whetherjhe
subscribe Tor 5hffo' Of not.
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II TPnL5iE COURT CT PENNSYLVANIA
gg,.grg and Ey,e Z. r. Car, ,9.,. .q (,oo,.,
NJ
"A .-cr,,g,r on, = M - ror n,rr,c,.r
VI NJ. =. ,',as. ven. EE,yops.
N lam Of counsel vith ,ls t.r.nsa,, !, fs;
r,.s II would. however. b.. ;,,nr,.,,,., =, o,..
r-sIfrsr, fl4 court that anna. o.,;f,. 49,
lane Of saving the rj-i.l< nr,5a S.aia f-r rbia(
,,r--., -., c3ll a.,aa a.J ro..,.lr -, t.lr
r.,.s..: s. ~. rsa., r,-....i,s;.,ar. D.. 49,.
interest. e- efr. Caeu4r sge,n =, =, -
n,a ;Hasa al ihe, commonwealth. The eis,t-
,-rt,.., ,,.., labor nader IF b,.,o s,,,b -.
rg determined IN colla,yya, rr,csoiin., ne.
r,. .,.- ,~,. llf,, ,.,,4.,. IA r-,yi,,
,.. 81. r. ry.t - taa SAT- most 40 a.
,.s 10 ta- cent.
rsas. iav3.v.rr As mach rs his Faz saI-
,-l gee. h.ar., s.. la.. = iuiicisl lrisra7l and
il gas a.l c.ren ,..al p P.rae1 c.ral. d-r..f...
one II equal u.sgnitud.. ASSUMING hat we
a.s'ii.at in the 5.yw u.Eica We and orr clients
.a..a..0-s l',a mass of tie p-a7l,} take Of TIE.
,,i-yl-tuat.rr, il is ii st1ir.a,ga..s cheat. an A.,
t.mi 81 ..aI n,r48s 10 take from the common
-a..a .a Hias 0F ten millions of hrg prapsFtv l,r
l,ssl lsss aa. tai7l u l.. ,ata,. Nrliarr can
]. be- 5,a5-t ju. 5'l- CT r1ctsr-tle ifs lic.
O.. 'h- STATE, Is deeply iavotyaL ifit shall be-
faa.ir sfl I titat }her5 is 10 power in the
State, Ieg.>!s'.gEs execg,iyv, or judicial. which
can OF vail sag3l ailc property i3o.n plua-
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, Fyt
tees oPP7iafea ~ tas people for The beasft 0
the| creditors. Those fnnctionaries might sci
'he canals and substitute the price for the orop
erty Itself bat 81 here did they get the asthorit,
to give them away
But thrFe is another consideration which set
Ties all controversy on this point The amend
cd constitution provides that the net income @
lhf Pnhjir works, or the projects ofiheir SALE
s: sl,''' oe piae%a n toe s'aiog fund What doe
q y "'F" ""' * press me deliberate
'.'' l,''I'.T ''aI 'her oi"ctfa aaf
-, .''s s'''' execute !ae trust created when th'
- - - o5'',' "'''I II Is Solemn command
''' u''oa'''S'''aI i3@ lhat t&he Pa6Iic wor:s,
PC .,e ',''' 'a'IT '''c"fH9 Sacredy aF3li-
'''" '''' posi- nh'tss th-y saat D.,
- .'J ar S''I' 'hF proceeds OF
I ..'s - <''1'L De aIE'nI Ia th7 sane way. i *
: s'0"rs and; oy tn" cjrsrest Implication, Egbids
very o'"rf disposition Of them. II tasy sfe
+ mol s2'd, They must De kept; and If n0t kept,
. IAty must BE- sid.
Pie source. ,brr from ,.f.;.t. a., ,f7,-.,-.
-ra:s or renrr~s,....t;vas or t,,, s..
their r7w4r 10 d.nasa o,l ta ,,a'ir 49,, H.,
nSiaat power fa a SALE. .hs bo,or ON. ~, 80,
tD,, STATE Is r,jp4-...l r., ,..,li tJ,, ~
th..n f., ne t,sa n f.sg cra,,.,,. .,.i -,
st;fulj9n eyDrsss}v caror.,,,is ~ IL. l..
redeemed. IA t)i- lace oi al ms wao viii
stand up 70 assest that any man or 5ody Of men
acting en- ls.a'f o! the Safe can constifnliansi-
y traHsfrr the ;tir ftSeS4 canals 10 = or,g,t..
c7rPorl inn by means of any act vich 5. nol d,
saig, in tile far ard proper sense Of that word,
If an right IN believing this to b.. tr,,!ppiahl.
It remains on!y tia: shoa tais act ofIast 4 bril-
not TO he sTis,
What i>asal-? 7 is nat tla s~of.a-, &c
D~on.Ety for other r,or,rf,.- th,, ;, -.
The co6s,,t,.,,,a ,,.r3 r,t.t,..
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Hrs HONE REcoRD.-WEsTLEY FROST, the
Democratic candidate for Canal Commissioner,
received ip Brownsville Borough, where be
resides, majority Of one hundred and thirty
one potes. Brownsville usually gives heavy
opposition majority, but we believe the majori-
ty for MIR. FRosr is larger than was ever before
given IN the place to any candidate of any par
ty.-Gsaius Of Liberty.
GA good nalured friend is often an enemy
in disguise.
II True worth, like the rose, will blush at
its own sweetness.
-Remember-Life is short.
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TEE BEprcaD eAZErn

s FLLLI@IIFD LNEN4 FkDAf MORNING
EY MEYERS 4 BENF0RD,
a, the following terms, to wit;
El.Ja per aHnnm, CASH, IN ADVANCE.
ezo0 g & ii paid within the year
$50 g g il not paid within the year.
C-Eo subscription taken for less than six months
L+No paper discontinued until all arrearages are
raid unless AZ tbe option Of The publishers. 1t has
rsu decIded BY The United States Courts, that the
stgiage oi a newspaper without the payment of ar
rearoges, is prima facis evidence OF fraud aad is
rralira, offence.
lI~The courts have decided that persons are ac-
eoauta5Ie Tor the subscription price OF newspapers.
hey take them from the post office, whetherjhe
Subscribe for the m, or not
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BEDFORD, Pa FRIDAY MORNING, NovEMBER5. 1858

After looking at the value of these works,
urn yonr eyes upon The pretended bargain OF
last April. "Oh, what a sorry sight is there -
All the prospective value o. this great patrinJ-
ny clean gonr-two-tbirds of lis present value
Delivered over to private corporation to be
Part'iioned out according 10 It's own good plea
sufe-- hail million given to another lnsolven
railroad, which has already brought ruin on the
country promised to eorich; aad Of the pitiiul
balance, The principal must remain from four
teen TO twenty years IN the hands, and be used
i'r TIE deneft, Of the grantees. Aud this IS
call sale
Give your attention tor another moment 10
Inc figures
The net annual income Of those ca
nals has been, in round numbers $3.50 900
The interest on bonds forthrea and
half millions is l75O90
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-29

PORTLAND, Nov. 2s.-The steamship North Breton
Capt Jones, Of The Liverpool and Canada line, hai
arrived at this port bringing adyiees from Liver9o O.
70 Che 18th days later than these by he
Africa at New York.
Commercial Intelligence,
LrvERrooI, NOV. I7.-The sales of the week during
fhe three business days since the sailing of the
Africa amount ID $4,000 bales.
The market generally closed firm, with slight i'm
proyement ID The prices Of the higher grades.
Richardson, Spence s. Go. say that oil qualities Of
Cotton have slightly advanced since the sailing of the
Africa.
LoNDoN, Nov. IL The funds continue luetuatin 6.
Consols have again declined Consols for money
closed at %.
LivERPooL, Nov. II The Breadstuffs market con
Times dun; no improvement in tone or prices is
quoted.
The Provision market has been very much de-
pressed and the market closed with declining
tendency.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-29
Domegtio InteIIigene n e

MoBILE, Nov. 28.-The instructions the Govern
ment TO Tie Collector Of this port in regard to tht
Bieaagua emgrant expedition are adverse to grant
ing clearance to the bark Alice Painter, which
chartered by the agent of the Southern Emigfa Mt
Society," or the purpose Of conveying the enigran is
10 Greytown and the expedition has been abandoned
The emigrants are quietly dispensing to sheir
homes.
Mr. Hessee, tie agent, adyertises in this morning.
papers that the bark Alice Painter has abandoned her
trip to Greytown III consequence Of the refusal Of the
Government to grant her clearance. he also adEer-
tises that all persons holding tickets for Greytown
win receive Back the amount paid for them On pre-
sentiDg them at his office,
souTHsYasF Pass, Nov. 27-The steamers which
towed the dry dock to Havana have returned, and
report that they arrived there with the dock on the
2lstinst
LOUISVILLE, Nov 27-At the meeting Of the Pa.
cifc Railroad Convention to-day the report Of Mr..
Fowlkes the President of the road, was adopted by
a majority Of four Thousand votes.
a resolution was passed requiring the payment of
tty cents On each share Of stock that has been is
sued
The proceedings Of the Convention were ordered
to be published.
The Convention adjourned this evening to meet in
New Orleans on the goth Of December, for the elee.
tion Of officers and the transaction of such other
business as may come before them.
ST, LOUIS, Nov. 27.-The Treasurer of Missouri
states that Tie semi.annual interest on the Missouri
State railway bonds, which is due in February next
will be paid at the Bank Of Commerce, in the city Of
New York.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-- The report which has
been circulated South that Secretary Cobb had &c.
Cepted the mission to France, is incorrect,
81. LOUIS, Nov 27.-Montgomery and bis asso-
cates in Kansas have been indicted but are avading
legal proceedings.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 27.-Tbe steamers Gladiator, Mo-
nongabela and Lakeland have arrived here from
New Orleans.
The City or Memphis left last night, and the Peer
less this evening. for New Orleans
The Mississippi at this point is falling rapidly. It
has fallen three feet during the last fortyeight ours
All the upper streams reeeding, and are filed with
floating ice.
NEW YoaK, Noy. 27,--The sales of cotton to-day
amounted to 1000 bales. The market closed quiet
at yesterdays quotations. There Is very little New
Orleans Cotton in our Market
The Sugar market is steady prices ranging from
g to 7lc.
GINetNN1FI Noy. 27--A further advance Of Ic Is
reporsedion WHISKY. The market is active at go.
Western Mess Pork is quoted at sl7, with an active
demand and holders reluctant to sell There are
more buyers than sellers in the market Linseed Oil
65 to &c; Molasses 36 to soc sugar CT to &c.
---ss -s------------
MILES sTAEDIsH.--HIs eoURTsHrP-THB SHORT AND
THR LONG OF IT.
lengthy name Miles Standish bore,
Z
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-29

MILES sTANDIsH.--HIs ooURTsHrP-THB SHORT AND
THE LONG OF IN.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-29
How 70 CIR Rp Or a aVAa.f-The oinoinnaf

How TO GET RID On a VAa.7-The Cincinnati
Gazette tells the following story:
The other day His Honor had before him " Yag y
who had no visible means Of support beyond pair Of
stout and idle legs The Mayor turned to the ialor
and told him to take charge of the "gag till four
o'clock aud then shoot him. The poor fellow was
terribly frightened begged for mercy and promised
to so away if they'd only let him. But no The
Mayor was firm, and the q Yag,n trembling, as the
Yale orator said, like an aspen Leaf in whrlwnd i
vas escorted to the jail where for five or six hours
his groans annoyed all the other prisoners. About
half past three o'clock the jailor entered bis cell told
him to prepare for his fate and exhibited some ante
dlnyian weapon which be said was to be the nstru-
ment of execution. As he went from the cell the
jailor left the key in the door.
No sooner had be turned his back than the yag .
turned the key and ran for the ferry. He has not
been seen In CoYington since.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-29

AoeUITTHD. The third trial Of John Joseph Simp.
kias, mate of the schooner Kesiah charged with par
tiopaton III the Kidnapping affair of last spring was
coasummated on Saturday, beiore Judge Nash in the
Circuit Court Of Petersburg ID will be remembered
that IN the two former trials Immediately after the
conviction Of the captain of the vessel William o.
Bayis, at the spring term Of the Court the juries
were unable to agree standing respectively for acqut
tai ten to two and eight to four which neGessitated
the continuance Of the case until the present term.
The jury after an absence Of half an hoUr returned
verdict of not guilty, and presented him, Immediately
after, With their fees Of service which were received
by the unfortunate man with expressions of gratitude.
Richmond Enquirer 23d.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-29
Tnp NAVAJO wAn-From tbe santo NJ e.,.,

The NAVAJO WAR.-From the santa Fe Gazette
OF the 9oth ult., received via San Antonio by tie
overland mail, we extract the following:
The Santa Re Gazette, Of the Both olt. saws. In
regard 10 the Navajo war We have reliable inf5rmn
ti9n that there has been some skrmishiup befyyaen
the beligereats at and around Fort Defiance on tha
9th instant our troops captured and Sc ured some
stock from the indans--though we are uuinformed
how maeh--and subsequently they killed one Indian
and wounded another while they, the NaVaios were
spying and banging round the Government herds Of
animas at that place. We learn that On the night oi
the 4th It being very dark they attempted to drive
off the horses Of two companies Of the Mounted
Rifles the animals being at the time pickeied neai
the post for grazing and succeeded in getting fge
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-29

Shipping SnteIIiqence.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street,
AInn4at T1r,,frfr NJ, % 1pEc

CRESCENT OFF1CE No. 10 Camp street,
Monday Morning, Nov. g, 1858
CLEARED SATURDAY
Steamship Charles Morgan Place for Indanola Galveston
Steamship Atlantic, Nelson, for Galveston PWyns
Steamship AemcomeL Pratt for Pensacola W Tempgim
Snip sOuhTou Eh'et Higgins Tor Hayre Cresvy Furwell
ship Baden Stiphen, for Havrc, Baxter Lowell eco
Shin Ashland. Clark for Boston, @ A Fosdck
Brig PGTre, Susges, for New York, j II Bass
British Brig Luglea Maxwell for Halifax s Bnre ycp
sehr Potomac, ATnst, for Baltimore.
Boudousquie, Phillips eco
Goideubow L Lesparre
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-29

DISCOVERY or AN ANCIENT RELTC.--A fine mosaic
having been found recently at Blanzy-les Fismes,
France the 6ouncIGeneml Of the Aisne voted a
sum ofmoney to deray the expenses Of excavations,
in hopes Of further discoveries The Journal de 4
disne gives the following account Of the result up to
the present time
On the northwest Of the ground exGavated there
has been discovered the foundation Of circular wall
which bad been formerly faced with marble This
foundation has been found to be that Of hemicycle,
Bhe il9or Of which in MOSAIC is complete and in good
preseryation. after the MOSAIC had been laid bare
aud washed, there was visible on the right an ee-
phant stag, aud horse among trees. In thecenter
WAS a figure in sitting posture playing on Tyre,
ana 90 the iett, also among the trees, wild boar,
panther and bear. on the rigbt and lett OF the
human figure are large trees fun Of birds of all sizes
and with ppmage OF the most brilliant colnrs This
piece i intended to represent 0rpheus tanning the
Wild heasts by the tones Of his Tyre 0rpheus wears
6he Phryglan SAP, and m4nile Of a reddish calar
ai's over hs shoulders. The bead il well formed but
The hands less perfect, None Of the other objects
usually found among Old Roman ruins have vet been
discovered The w0rkmen are now engaged in the
removal ol this work Of art, which is The most deli
cate and most peFous part Of the operation
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-29
GAS FNTUREs.....,..,...GAs FIXTURES,

J. B. MONIR, 1856 Chagtres street,
Dealer in Chandeliers Braces Hall Lamps of French Eng
ish aud American mauuRcure in the greatest variety
low prices.
Also "A large variety Of Globes, ETC.
N B-J. h. NOME is authorized by the Gas Company to
put uu Gas Fixtures su2 6m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-29
CATTLE M MARKET.


JEFF ERsON CITY, Nov. Is 1853
Arrived yesterday 80 head of Mich Cows and 70 Lake Calves
The market well supplied with The miidliu and lower de-
scpons Of stock and the prices remain at our previous
tatons, viz:
PRICES:
BEBT GATrE-Western Fine and Choice q n 8e81zc
Rough and Far do. ,..,......y, d
AttakapAs, Texas etc, y head ...... ,S22G SO
Ordinary and Fair. ..,.......Sl 5ll So
.......,....,,..-lt-u
sHhEf tpyr neasi. 5D-
lnlelgE anu Jtulltiy 81 5J52E
MICH Cows Choice Kentucky p9r head $50
3IsslnbIy ...,.,,.,......,.. Sitt@65
CALVES AND yEARLINGs. s....,- .....,...t s3jlsg 06
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-29

ENGLTSH CAMEL CDAL4-37g tuns best quality
II picked parl9r Coal for sale per ship
Moses from Liverpool S, JONES & co,
ol6 81 Grayier stree {.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-29

PEI ship Liberty, from New Yofk-.O IN the seerase
fr New Iaash}ft from Havrell cabin and II sseella
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-29
Brfgs.I
STEAMBOAT DEP ARTUREs.
OHIO RIy Err.

OHIO RIVER.
Leaves on MONDAY. Nov. 29th at s r. NJ
New.OTleHns and Louisville Lightning Line
Y%S = FOR LOUIS WILL EG-the fire, regular
lsTSlNlAkpL3a passenger packet James MOnt9omcry
Samuel Montgomery, master, will leave tnr
Louisville aud all intermediate landings above. For freight
passage, apply board.
u26 81 P6ydTHs sreet
plan Of The cabin bs and
by applying 10 the agents
Leaves on TUESDAY, 30h inst, Mt 3 r. NJ.
Tzsa - FOR CINCINNATI AND PITTS
lEsF1Fl4afEI- hurgThe hpe steamer Fort Wayne,
Burr, muster, viii leave above. For freight
or passage apply on board.
EDWARDS * DENTEEL,
n2t Adyertiang gents.
Leaves on TUE-DAY 8Jt5 inst at oscIock P NJ
New Orleans and Louis vii' lightning Line
T@@s - FOR LOUISVILLE, EVANSVILLE,
l4As4k5a Cairo Eud Mcuphia ~ The bHe regular IuAii
and passenger packet Fanny RuIIitt,
L. r. puIhau, master, fheO Judge clerk viii leave above
For freight passage upyly board,
BELL, BUCHANAN IL Co. Agents.
nj 81 Poydrts street.
BI panoe cabin can be seen and suteoon, secured
by applying to the agents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-29
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-29

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-29

ARavAL "a sEEAMsHIP NoRFH BREToN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-29

a lengthy name Miles Standsh bore,
And ig0oed long time ago
Read the hexan- toouid you know more
eters Of Longfellow.
Mobile Mercury
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-29

NIOTICE.-MR. N. A. LLAMBIAS HOLDS MY FULL,
~ Power of Attorney, act before s. Maguer Notary
Public.
o28 3m WIDOW A. COSTA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-29
r.. pRAMoNrANA Is CO., IMPORTERS

DORT WINE
L 50 quarter casks Imperial Company
30 Chamisso Pure Juices
100 Burgundy;
70 London ock Imperial;
In store and for sale by s. WOLFE,
RulO corner Of Gravier and New Levet streets.