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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-23
sPICIr-PAYING FRTE BANKS.

81 III u I'll - Il w
Brookville Bank, Brook
Vile.
Bank Of Rlkhart, Elk
hart.
Bank OF Goshen, Goshen.
Bank OF Gospsrt, Gosport.
Bank Of Indiana, Michi-
gsu City.
Bank OF Monticello, Mon.
ticsilo.
Sank OF SIT. Vernon, Mt.
Vernon.
Bank Of Paoii, faoli.
Bank of Rockville, Wa
bashtown.
Bank Of Syracuse, SYRIA
cose.
hank Of Salem, Salem.
Hank II salem, New AL
iany.
Bloomington Blk, Bloom-
ington.
Crescent City Bank, Ev-
ansyille.
Canal Bank, Evanyille.
Cambridge City Blk, Cam
bridge City.
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HRoCEHIHs .s.,I, PR0TIsI0.,-s
MIN I'M

dIROCEEfES .s.s-p FR0TYSE0.N.s
"EYANSNILIE, IND
WHOLESALE department, First street, first door
from ~ lin: Retail Department, Main street, hrsi
deer below the corner.
z. II. Cook begs TO thank his friends in Evans
vile and neghbVrhood for iheir iasor So freely he.
slowed him sinc, iie has been m business anon.
them, and takes this opportunity ri Introducing 10
their notice his son, Mr.. H. A. Cook, whom h. has
taken into partnership froin t, date, anal sucits
for the firm of H. H. Cook & Sui, "a con tinuln,-
Of the support So literally conferred 6u himself
H. ii. Cook 4 Son, hating taken the business
premises aud purchased the whul- stock at Air. NJ
W Foster, feel confident that they will be enabled
10 supply the citizens II Evansville with every anti
Gle they may require in the Grocery anJ PtOyilc,
line T. II. Cook Son y isil especially 10 draw tbs,
attention OF persons ia the CONTEMPLATING produ.,
If sny Kind ~ dispose ct, &" their increased facility
for taking of their stock, and supplying them 10
their Store with all articles required the whole
sale department., at prcgs that must insure THEFT
orders for the future. fe'2-tf
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Evansville Exchange and Currency
Table.
Corrected by The Branch Baak.
EXCHANGE:
New York, Buying y Selling
New Orleans, " par
Cincinnati, " "
bAsKABLR FUNDS, on CURRENCY AT PAk
STATE BANK or ISpIASA. LOUISIANA.
BASK THE STATE or IN WHEELING CITY
Diana BALTIMORE.
SfArR BANK or ONO. PIrrsBUR0.
HRgrucKY PHIIADELPHTA.
sPBoIs PAYING FIRES MISSOURI
BANKS or INDIANA.
STOCK BANKS or oHl0-EXcEPr
Union Sandusky...5 dis. City, Cineinnati..3 dis.
City Bank, Columbus, dis Canal, Cleveland.75 dis.
Seneca County .....7j dis.
SEw YORK, NEW ENGLAND, NEW JERSEY, PESN>Ni-
yANIa. AND DELAWARE, GOOD CREDIT
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NfT.yDREES.-
~ 10 bbls. Alum,
Ia - Cspperas,
. sulphur.
: - Ven red
.. Gum Camphut,
30 " Cream Tartar 20.
30 coil Jnte u inch rope
e. Manila "a inch IA,
g - hemp halter rops. ....
e6-'. Manila ...-. -t f ~
IS dor. BedcOrd-
l0 rasls cotton a inch ID.
so halos Ne. l. Cannelt0n BATTING,
- boxes star Candles.
rs boxes Diamond Starch, ID. "a. al "a i. .s- -
20 bags Alspice.
ceroons Caracas Indigo,
2j bales Candle Wick.
- bags Pepper,
3 81 Gloves,
4 small lot Of extra family four
For sale low 10 close consignment, by
octS WHEELER A RIGGS.
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Ne ". sP1E.y-G GOODs.-JEsT
ev received ut HUGHES Dry Goods Store, a
general assortment uf Spring Dry Goods. comprising
Delaines, Challis,
Berages, Black Silks,
Ginghams, &C., &c.
Hosiery Of every variety aud quality, from the
nice articles ten per pair to the extra sized
GDs English article. which large ladies iind 50 much
dlfieulty in getting. - Fl . l ap2l
HDHBV.S.fTEs.n CURED without
II fail. by DIR. I. McGOWN'S sARSAPA-
RiLLA aud IODIDE Or POTASH, the great
Blood Purifier and Health Restorer, prepared from
Ere-h Root, the only kind worthy the confidence
ii ply cians or the public odd imported root being
merit The compliments Of this medicine are high
" eNtolei by some of the most distinguished ply
-icsns in the world, as Sir WIN. fOrdyce, BrOdie,
sill, &c, Tor the cure Of rheumatism, Scrcfula,
White Swelling, Syphilis, Neuralgia, Diseases Of
the Kidneys, Liver, Spine and Skin Dropsy, Female
Complaints, DAD sores, Pinples the Face, sc.
ft makes the skin clear and smooth--an object of
inscf-St with the ladies. IL removes mercury, or
any Impurities of the blood OF system, and should
Ss used In the Spring purity the blood and pre-
ysRt sickness. Price, 81 bottle.
NoGOwns Essence Tar, certain cure for Bowel
Complaints, IS DiarTbea, Dysentery FIux SC
s0uth-American Tar. Spring Lnment and Yer.
Iaifuss, unparalleled for its success. 500.
The three above medicines prepared nv a. =
HssHEs. Memphis, rennessc. Sold in Eyansyiiie iy
KELLER & WHiTE, LRfsCH q kARLsrEDr, DIR. Jouy
MAGESrss- oct29- I2rnd
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~ IT mn IN -
Exchange Bank, Green
: castle.
fayette Co. Bank, Con-
I nersyille.
Farmers Blk, weetiiold-
Hoosier Blk, LoganspOrt.
Indiana Bank, Madison.
Indiana Reserve Bank,
kOkomo.
Indiana Farmers Bank,
Franklin.
Indiana Stock Bank, La
porte,
Kentucky StSck BIZ, Co.
lumbus.
Lagrange Bank, Lima.
Mer. and Mechanics BIZ,
New Albany.
New York and Va. State
Stock Bank, Evansville.
Parko Co. Bank, Rock
/ vile.
Prairie City Bank, Terro
Haute.
Southern Bank of Ind. ,
Terre Haute.
Salem Bank, Goshen.
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fer inducements, that
cannot fail 10 De 10
the interest Of all en-
gagged in the business
IL c-iNa m. n frial
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TOLL, C0.sLv CO.gL.!,--We have nov

u ON hand and daily receiving the best COAL
that has ever been introduced into this market,
which We are selling low. Good currency will be
received in payment Orders left al the store II
JNO. W HTGHES. next - tlIe Rank viii I-
promptly attended 10. 81
ian2G-if JSO. W HrGHES
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
~aRDE.S' SEEDS, Se.-IO FOXES
" Shakers and other good brands of assorted
Garden Seeds. Also a fine lot OF Onion Sets:
For sale at YICKERY BROS.
AsUG.sR CURED H.f.HS.-IOO H.f.ns
mara CHAS. McJOHNSTON.
HARIED .fPPL rs IND PEA CHES.
~ a superior lot inst received and for sale by
mars CHAS. McJOHNsTON.
County Orders
MI eS.a'TED E.E.HEDLITELt, Rr
~ ). GILBERT CO.,
mar15 No. Sycamore street.
NsoU'Is THE TIME TO PRT.NF.
ROSE Bush p do, Pruning Saws.
Pruning KNIVES, Budding KNIVES.
Ladies' (setsj Garden Tools.
Garden Hoes lin variety,
DO Rakcs do,
Do Spades do.
Jus; opened and for sal. by e. = WELLS
MARI Sign Of the Golden Mill Saw.
E,1ESH .sRRET.SES-
II > bbls choice Cranberrics,
bags extra White Hominy.
- b0Zcn assorted BrOoms,
- bundles Wrapping Paper. For sale ley
mars NIChERl BROS, - Main street.
Ip0TdT0Es.-5O B.fRRgLs P0Ts-
II toes-assorted kinds, large size, for sale at
hidle 'i'hE'l hapSs, - VAIN sitr"i
10000 s NJ :, =. go % ~: re-
lie bought elSewher. Enquire al tai. office.
mar3l Nv
X.S'STORE .ssN'I, ron s.fLE CHE.SP
IL y large assortment Teas (groen 4. black.
100 90 *; superii"r aud extra Flour
20 bushels fresh Corn Meal.
ln0O0 lbs Bacon Sides, 500 its Bacon Shoulders,
20 bushels Potatoes, Iurnips and Parnips,
For sale at viCKERY BROS.
u pay the highest price for good Black Locust
Logs--lO to ii inches thck-lny length-'lelyered
in Evansville. CHAS. BABCOCk.
DIPEs IND STE.ns-IOO-BOX
~ for sale 10y =. T.. GILBERT & CO.,
mar3 No Sycamore street
II E.sF Linn, .s.SD THE FAMILY
IL supplies at AZ MAIN STREET.
NeE.f.N; Corn; .f.ND Offs
-E9 5,mO bushels Bran,
300 do Corn,
loo do Oats. In store and for sale 10y
apll u. Ii. COOK s. son.
HeOTftE.-rHE .s.S.N'U.fL ELET-
/ ot tion of eleven Directors for the Evansville,
Indianapolis & Cleveland Straight Line Railroad
Company, will Le held at the Office Of the Company
in Indianapolis, the 5th day of May, 1859. Al >
o'clock T.. VI. JAMES GREENE,
aPll Secretary.
AsHOES! SHOES! SHOES !-ffEL
~ at HUGHES and buy your Shoes il YOU want
good article at very low prices. apll
HDRU.N'RS! PRU.N'ES!!-2 s.fSs y
~ best quality, for sale D.
MARI ). b. GILBERT 4 90.
HS!Ca NETT. ELOER-IO RIM -.
HS fresh ground No. received this day at
apt u. III. COOK & SONS.
INIssIOES, rRFH.uS.y.GS-FAR
n SItius black, red, green, aud blue sublime
I quality Italian Sewing silk, Canvas, Padding
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WOOD, EDDY 4 Co, MANAGERS.

WOOD, EDDY & CO., MANAGERS.
tSTCCEsSoRs To GREGORY MArRI.l
The gndersig aed haviss become owners ct III.
ABOVE LOTTERY CHARTER IN DELAWARE,
oder To the public the following scheme, to be
drawn each Wednesday In May, 1874, in vii
tendence of sworn commissioner appointed by the
Governor
Class 2S6 draws on Wednesday, May 1, ls5y.
Iass "a ; draws on wednesday, May IL, lsjJ.
Glass 90 draws gu "Wednesday, May Is, 1859.
Class 3O2 draws gu Wednesday, MAY -, 1901.
THIRTT-FOUR THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED
AND TWELVE PRIZES,
Nearly One Prize to every Two Ttek-
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Having COM
tleted nay az
Tauge III e nGs
with Europe
an aud Amer
tcan manu-
factuTers fora
direct supply
OF all goods in
my line, j am
enabled to OF
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yS,8E OH PIo.N.RBR, THo.n.ss
IL Just receiving by Steamboats, and Railroad,
large and complete assortment oi
Cooking & Heating Stoves.

at the very latest Fall style and pattern, which
sell at lower prices than the great panic tm"s
of 1871 And / am fixed Ia 10 House Roofing, Cut
tering, Copper and Sheet lion Work, aud al other
job Work " my line, with great care and dispatch,
which warrant 10 be equal, il mol superior, 10
most work done ~ this ,itg. Call on tie PiOnr~T
oct2 THOMAS SCANTLiN.
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yxIssT0Es, r9E.Y.uE.y.6yS-FA RNEI

IAtsELOES sAs.h.nf.NeS-fAh MEi1
n SItiHs-hlack, red, green, aud blue sublime
quality Italian Sewing silk, Canvas, Padding;
Coat, Vet, and Pant Buttons of every variety
Irish Measures, Srl,sias, Innings, STAYING Linen,
Spool Cotton, Linen Thread, Silk Cord, Binding,
Vest Padding black aud white; Velvet, Silk, and
Tabby, ia ilacl, Blown, and Ltn,y c0lors; g"oi
Needles and may other article whi,h Tail0rs aud
all others in want Og Trimmings, are required t1cN
anime. They will he sold cheapat HUGHES,
MART Corner Main and Second streets.
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fteUGHl COU0H. CeUGHi-R.x

ETyE4s! TEAS! TEAS. E.MPERf-
- al, Young Hyron, GEnpOwder. and Biz Teas,
all ofths hassi chsps-and put up in packages 20
s43t egktoassis. For sale az lowest rates b.
.tSc0 d HORNRR0oK co.
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T0a.N.fC F..s.,Y.sIs.-r Hs LOT

- Of imported BTandirs, formerly advertised t.
he sold al public auction, viii, from tbi3 date DO
old privately, ia quantities t. suit purchasers Cali
srly, II you want pure Brandy Tor little money.
spSxs ssnt DkCEER KRAMER
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MISCELLANEOUS.
e,U.,DRIEs- 1000 POU.NDs rs

~ sorted Wire;
800 Bids cummo2 and charcoal Sheet Iron;
~ do Galvanized aud Russia do;
> casks Sheet Zinc;
Sheet Copper and Copper Bottoms, all sizes, IN
store and for sale 10y SAMUEL okk
;Ivs
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I1vO DOGTORs.- BR.fT WHITES
- RETROSPECT FOR July. Just received 1T
aug9o DOBELL a. luEYNGTON
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IL have just received a fino and complete stocf
OF DRY GOODS, which we intend to sell low for
cash. MILLER q NIEHAUs, as Main St
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Meetings OF Secret Societies.

EeaHsrills Lol2s, No. GA. j. COLBURS, secre-
taIy Regular meetings FIRST and third Mondays Ia
o...A msnth, at Masonic Hall. corner OF Main and
ftyst street.
geaasssHe Y. A. Chapter, No. IL. w. =. Hot
I<Ssw0RIB. SECRETARY. Meets first Friday ia ~-cl'
Onth, Masonic HALL
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NUMBER 246.
only III importations and expectations to Ne
Orleans

only in importatons and expectations to New
Orleans.
Here, legally and constitutionay, without any
disregard Of the social and political compact of
the Union, grand future is opened before the
Southern States and cities Of the Confederacy. We
violate no law-we impair no contraet-we infringe
no obligationand at the same time we render our.
selves politically peeuniarily, commercially and in
every other wise, independent Of those who seek
the destruction Of our rights, and the annihation
of our franchises. viii the Legislatures Of the
South act2 That is now the only important ques-
ton before them.
These views, although hurriedly written and ne
cessarily imperfect, have been long considered
On some future occasion, when opportunity serves
we shall take up the subject at length, demon
strate our argument by the production of irrefu
table facts and figures, and prove conclnsively, il
our proposition is carried ont that it will make
New Orleans the grandest and most prosperous
commercial emporium on the Western Hemisphere.
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Arrivals at the Hotels Yesterday.

hers sam Nelson and lady DR. Austin. Coney i Coney
Minix, + G Field Miss; DIR 7 Jordan. Calhoun G W hem
DIR Bozeman and family Dir Fredericks and lady Brit
ton + Creighton, Iaskley Rev A Jones' W Herring
Mis-; Mis-; II Ga Wh'e%an EdgnT Willis Y vii
Rrannn Ess H Pryor j v Bnynham Phillips Ky; q
Groom Ala: Col Groom Fla Coha Charleston; Arickle
Pnsburg; F stringfeow, va; Burst, Jr, Phila.
CITY HOTEI1-,J Howell j Bondman and lady La
ry. Thames l. 5 Lobdelr W Mallory, A Davis j Love
Kenny Miss; J. 3 McGen,lon G Kemp, ireensburgh II
ngon Meadville; Mrs Bail Miss l. A Arnold, Everett
nnf as T i NrGt Eo EvgPss Psrd K, Ewn Love shTn pna
Weulman, Mrs DJ carruth X; Ga; Gen AG Bachelor.
g ForeaGre Roath and lady Doughty, Williams, La;
Wadley; " P syms Miss; N Geland, bentley, + 5
W Smith, II Robertson. II Redmond l. Eaytle R Clark
Love, RunlSay; Tex " Brokaw Ohio. Dunbar, II
stnte. Ga; !! Ayera, Jones A Fox Mende, Miss;
W sheriff. J Morton Mrs Yongus Ala; R y Middle,
ton, II McKit 9; Ferris aod lady Ferris Ohio;
Alexander, Alexander, Foxwort1 j McWilIams Maor
" Beard and Indy Wiggliston and lady Catean II Ii
and lady, Mrs 4 Hall, Mrs Atchison W McGee Noble
clay j. Barclay, i Mddebrook Tex; 9 Brewster i G
Nntion II l. McIntosh NJ Arnett, Jackson Mrs und
child, ] II Henry b Cason J II W Young Ark; 2 d Ne
crankln and lady ky Beard, Morse Boston, Rob
erts, st Johns, B.
ST. LOUIS HOTEI.-Mrs 7 Newt, Miss; G Whitman Mr.
loy and chill W Pafrey. Campbell La Holiday Que
bee I Wilkinson and lady Va Jones, IIegernan D
ler q Cherry, w Chandler. Whitlock, NJ BARN. II
i'rovienee il wisgl"s \ Louis; Mrs cliaari Louis
IIOski
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-21
TALK ON CHANGE.

The Lapland weather yesterday was bar to the
usual congregations on Carondelet street. OF
course, nothing of stirring character turned up.
On the great levee there was very heavy press of
business. We could have walked on rows and
piles of cotton bales for three-quarters of a mile
and with the receipts of Western produce, it can
well be conceived there was very little space on
this great pandemonium of trade. The most i'm
portant talk was Of the resolutions of buyers of
cotton, which went into effect yesterday The
sales of the staple amount to only 900 bales for
the two days. There was some talk that one or
TWO buyers had violated the compact or agree
ment. ltappears, however, that they never enter
ed INTO It, and did not sign the agreement. 1t was
talked of that the buyers who have entered into
the agreement represent the very great interest or
equivalent to fifteen hundred thousand bales OF cot
ton, say and half millions. Independent of
the settlement of differences at stake between buy
ers and sellers, Or Bears and Bulls, dull market
might be expected to follow the depressing ac-
counts by the North American, though the Man
chester advices were deemed as very favorable.
The talk was, that the receipts of cotton at all the
ports would this morning exceed nineteen hun
dred and fifty thousand bales. As our Texas and
Virginia adyices were not received yesterday we
have no later figures from that section At the
same time, through private sources, we learn that
receipts at the ports in North Carolina and Virginia
are not received.
The mails failed yesterday by both routes. If
the Florida route goes into effect it is hoped We
may by the three routes receive at least mails
three times per week or every other day.
The next steamer from Europe will probably be
the Asia from Liverpool of the 10th, to arrive at
New York. AS the weather was becoming very
cold the streets and change were cleared at an
early hour yesterday.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-21
Deafness.

Dr. Ms method for the removal of DEAFNESS of the long
est standing by his newly introduced Instruments appi-
EAR VAPORIZER,
which is founded on the scientific medical principles has
received tile testimony the best Physicians in Europe and this
country.
of the many persons successfully treated of which
heen deaf for than thirty years. and whose testimonials
NAV he examined at Dr. MS Office lie will the following
ont of IL list of hundreds;
Hon Senator Pugh Judge McI.an of the L. S. Supreme
tour j. wins ESD editor of the Argus, Philadelphia Cal
vim Townslcy ESD Townsey House, St Louis T. II. Town
Esd President of Board of Health Philadelphia L. B. Ne
vile, Commander u S Navy. Also letters from Professors
,oukn and Winchester of Balimore Hon j. c. Sidney Phil
adclrhia H. w Smith, editor of the Patriot, Nashville Teun
j H. Fitzgibbon, Photographic, ST. Louis.
DIR NJ further begs lay the two following letters from gen
,lencn well known in this city and throughout the State that
have een sent TO him with request to publish the same, for til,
hene6, of others who may need DIR. MS services:
LETTER FROM CAPT. T. p. LEATHERS,
Of the Natchez
New Orleans, Dec. Q, 1859.
To Dir. Non Moschzisker:
Dear Sil-Yon operated and treated my child to
an affection of the eyes 1858 We have both experience,
much benefit and cleerfuy take pleasure in recommending
you Ocu those who may need your service.
I. P. LE.ATIIERS
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FROM JOHN l.. CASSADAY, ESQ.

New Orleans Dec. TO- 1859.
In lss DR. Won Mosczsker operated my ear had lost
the henrng of te left entirely; addition TO the inconye
nience of deafness there nremttinr umIeasan
sensation of singing in the gratfed in brpr
able say that in short he to hear very dis
tncy and the dsagreeabe in the ear which was
annoying appears be entirely removed therefore hesitate
not recommend him strongly all afflicted with deafness
JOHN l.. CASSAnAY.
N E-Pertns wishing hc full benefit of DR. NJ treatment
either with Ee Ear should appl early Ply ,cas are al
ways wcc9ns 10 visit his operations. dli lptfiW
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W'i,les, Liquors, etc..

NOS IA AND Is ROYAL STREET.
supply Of CREME DE BoUZY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
aud pin continually hand which equal to the best that
comes to this Also other brands OF inferior qnay
TOPAZ SHERRY CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA shhh-
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN
CHOIR SHERRY SPARKLING and STILL. HOOK, Old and
Fine PORT WINE MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES
of the vintage of l195 l95 and lea ana
other brands WHISKY, of all descripons-scotch lsh'
Rys and Bourbon ALE and PORTER in pins aud quarts
Also on hand my usual assortment of the best
Wines and Liquors
In the market which will be sold on as reasonable terms as any
other house in the city. u u.ro,
~ on1v Nos l3 and IL Royal street.
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s-Local intelligence on eighth page.

New ORLEANS GAS LIGHT DISQUALIFICATION
is made through our columns that the Board of
Directors of the New Orleans Gas Light Company
yesterday declared semannual dividend of six
per cent, payable and after the second day of
january, 1860.
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SkeptiCNt.

Those who are ncreduous regard to the superiority of Iron
over Rope fastening for Cotton in of fire. are requested
to examine passed through the fire on the levee Oct
80 and lay FORTY HOURS in the moulerng remains of 70
bales of Rope Cotton nearly all OF which consumed
There were only two Iron both of them saved with u
loss of LESS THAN TEN PER CENT.
The hale is to be seen at No. % COMMERCIAL PLACE,
where orders will promptly filed for number Of the
F. BELCHER,
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LATER FROM SOUTH AMER1cA
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP DrsoTo
1By THE sArIoxAL ZINE

NEW YORK, Dec. 2O.-The steamer DeSoto. from
New York, via Havana, has arrived at this port.
with advices from Havana to the 18th inst.
The bark Restless, from Santa Martha, New
Granada, reports that a battle was expected be-
tween General Nietos, at the head of the Liberal
forces, and General Posado, Of Baranguilla. The
latter was holding that place on the 18th Of No
vember Business was everywhere entirely sus-
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HEAVY RoDBERY.-On the night of the l4th the
jewelry store of Dempsey Fargo, in New York,
was robbed of nearly all its contents About
$4,000 worth of the goods were subsequently re-
covered at receivers store, and four lads, in
clnding the clerk, were arrested for the crime.
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OsNABrRGs, YARNS, SHOES, HATS, PAINTS, ZIScs,
ErcWe direct the attention of planters and of the
of Mcsrs J. B Valentine Co.. street
They offer for sale boots shoes and bogan negroes wool hats
osnabug and cotton and for the sale of the
Pasaic Mining Companys paints and zines Of all of which
goods they have on hand Il henyY stock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-21
The Finklc & Lyon
ST, WIN G. M a G H N Z,
IS THE ONLY ONE

IS THE ONLY ONE
Which received any such honor the Fair of the American
Institute thereby establishing think concSively what we
always claimed speciality for the Fkle
chine-that COMBINES IN ONE MACHINE the ability 10
very light medium, and the heaviest work greater de-
gree than any other machine manufactured.
In addition the Silver Medals awarded 10 Fnke 4
Lyon have their authority for saying that they received
Diploma for the best specimens work done Sewing
chimes the Fair of the American institute Now think
that TWO SILVER MEDALS and ONE DIPLOMA, Mt one
Fair the merits of machine, is bad after ALL
But have said in previous advertisement
little for the awards of Premiums Fairs. We prefer the yer.
dict of approval after careful and thorough examination
of machines this verdict appro, We
rapidly obtaining from those who best able 10 judge
PRICES OF THE FINKLE 4 LYON SEWING MACHINES
S55, $50, Ss5, $50, SlO5, Sis, SIa5.
And recolec that guarantee each Machine give
pce satisfaction TO the purchaser the money refunded
ALFRED MUNROE 4 CO.,
STORY BUILmNG,
da) 2pf Corner of Camp and Common streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-21

+ FIFTH WARD AMERICAN CLUB.-A meeting of
this Club will be held at 81 o'clock this evening to
attend to important business, as per notice pub
lisled in our columns.