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pr,ru OF ro,r MAsrrE 6ENEEu BSowN.
Tho Hon. AAao> V. TrawS. Post Master
G,ranIof che Unitcd Saty., expired at
his residence .u Washington City. ON The
sth inst a biographical sketch Of hon
pubH.hed IN Che New American Encycio-
pedia s,y. tbathrua.b on in brun-WirN
County. Virginia, ON the lSth of August
1905. graduated at Chapel. lIlll n l'li
studied ,lv aud soouafcr commenced inc
rr5et.., b.. Nashville Ttuncssec. We i"rm-
I'll o. law partnership with the late Fr'.,-
don't Poll. which lasted until Mr. l'iN
srtrrer.Ian bis Caurc sioull career. Mt.
brown ..rel many years in the lenN'-
...s Ler..l.turs. was iu Congress ii'"
I lss. ~ 1875. anl IN that year AS c'e.'e.l
| Gag.snor Of Tony ll' always h'Id
\ I.,.,N zplaceA The politics Of bis state
,y5 IN M, c1unAy. IS. the Baltimore
Conversion Of ljsNlo reported the plat
,....vh. r. ISL. alauAd. lu l-17. j.. .~
samoa m.uIer. ny 'uciuuaRs CAB.
ns. asiue .arma-. I.HNlll 1ud riou.
position o. Post N 10 GCT'r-~ ~
v.rdt,. Of au who know amy thing q the
matter B.. ,blth.t. .uusci the duties of
thr aH,. with i.ralffthulnc-s. energy.
AMI ability. Ila Friend, believe chat be-
. stood pgrlar tbe best chance to receive
al. nomination is, tbc Virc Presidency
ty hcrlwlestol Convention. iu thrcycut
ora Northern man l.ua placed dst ON
+ tbr ticket.
D1.. Brown vI. . msH al moro than
a,erJs. uIeut-45j been % diircut -tu.
/ dent. arj vg. vyiI t,r-ti ur1..t and
Governmental aGu... Dc NOT O. brilliant
. o.. vgs .jv.e. $40 m1u .urs who was
r..a.rn.y.s Co i1m uU.ga.t o. .l.,
. tHue .al ta.- cannot te .a'.frr many o
'tbr-uavy msl WHO fag, u -lIue I.
/ 1T. gla.i.a ur Judgment ruf discretion
+. GJeI um ulu.Uh., ur :.e Uo., Of party
loader which De- occupied Boo h Uvr
. -... tuI eub.l him Is i ..a.-r vit'
/ ,eeu. q. lu..'C snf atyau e. fn.
.rIsE - tH..s. AN Ju-. ..a.. ..s.
..ur.}sl .l Lur. 81. 60 man o.. ,H.Hl e,
.I. ..f..m d. U.lH.H eueU Wu aul Dbl
I r.. .auFl popularity r.Ns. reuIer. hi.
F. Jbc mo.t r.Unh'. r11Iiai. %, disparity
iu d11ttu' c1ut,-... lf.d ioI .u th. .rl
I maturity q. h.s uHVr- bs'or. ago Lai i'm
. r.tr.t at ru el a. mental a.ultic..-
7 II.d a'twIitcleer.rr through
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-16

I'm pursuance of authority vested .rmr
rs The Democratic meotiu. b.da. gri-
man this day, would commend .1 .Ho
democracy OF Clarke. thd convention
Of che party will De- bold en- ths
FIRST MONDAY Is NpUlt
mex t.do nominate aentidHte q county
Representative.
Tho Democracy a#peAIy. a..ga,u .tcd
% attoudond participate.
f~IItN MOODY.
Ou.lman. March, l-iH.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-16
WARREN s HAIL.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
WINES. LIQUORS, CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
- Common Street. 81
VIEW ORLEANS.

Brandies.
WOOD AND GLASS. Of an the battar Qualities
4 anu brands, which invite special attention To-
pyNlhS confidently that have the Oldest ana best
hFandles IA New O.lvans
Wines.
ShalnpaEne, consisting Of c. II Niumrn's Imperial
s''"g,, NefH"haN and Gordon Rouge, Piper Held
IsrlN' e'llNln remnant Creme de BouzN, Bouche
NJ NJ IN lsht plniS, Sparkling Moselle. I6uEworth's
N'Nt vines Isabella and Catawla. Missouri Cab
We have also Claret and White Wines Of different
-I'tayS anu Prices, Burgundy Wines. Madeiras, Port
~ 9AefileS ma wood and glass, OF great age and
Vsd Bourbon and Rye Whiskeys ,madr in 1>+4l
w" Hil ilsh dc- very choice JausiCa Rum, Cab
,n'l ana me Leaf Gin English and Scotch Ale and
Ie''v'' BOXER BIt,rrr, VOTES ScEuapps, Sc, s..
Cigars.
We have several brands of our own importation,
anu VIII H. IN constant receipt Of them, direct from
h"N"l',' Of qualities 20 suit the most tastdious.
Tobacco,
comprising the choicest Virginia brands ever offered
pa tutS market, pa pag kaEes Of five pounds and lup-
wards. Buyers Of the above weed viii DO well 20 eN-
ammo our stock before purchasing elsewhere We
also keep vu hand AaGerSou'~ Solace aud Gpodvins
theWnL 10 TN foil Smoking Tobacco 3 !. - and y
papers, Turkish smoking Tobacco. in n boxes, dii-
icreut Varieties Of SHUTS, in glass and lsdderS, Pipes
&c. A,. WARREN A HALL.
Anr orleans, Zen. p 1852 LILY
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-16

little one after undergoing the disagreeable ope-
ration Of vaccination, exclaimed, Now won't have
20 be baptized, will II"
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-16

Essonator Grym, Of Missouri. died .
See DAYS ago a. 81. louis
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million. af HaIIr. l,r th. rgvuap. oI Ja-
aUaue.. .o. .b. nr.-.ut ttar aui wi. Is
were F.. rf' ..f .'-a....i
.irt " ~ ~. W. wv .,'.' M yt''. n.
f..t.fIvl,
Nsmr.us r.rl ars...al.HIItleI..o.
Nru' whom tl. proceeds lnr fho Vnrte.
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,,ri ~. f,.. . ,rr ny, p, ~. -,
.I t1oraesc. rh, fnd s. vrU as ,tr
o.o.u ..rv.e' and consequently lhcwlo'a
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-16

flov. A. M. SreruEss. -Tb. determine
iblu announced by 1fr stephens of retir.
inr from public lIfc, induced a large NUM-
Dor of h. fellow members of Congress. OF
both Houses. anil OF both parties. Co ten.
der him public dinner. before m depar-
turc from Washington. Ice token of the
high esteem Ia which they held him. lu
bis reply. Mr.. stephens s1ya
] appreciate This testimony of esteem ON
The part of so many senator. mi meme
beers oi che House la np ordinary degree.
the more su from the fact that 30 como.
not alone from those with whom ann a.
sociated politically 10 will over bs chrr-
ishod boz chat retirement to which YOU al.
ludo as one If the most pleasant femiuis.
ccnccs Of my life. % crcmstanres Der.
mittcd. ! need not assure t1u Sc would
afford me great pleasure to comply with
your request and around tb' oraj board
to take chat long and ht farewell which
ao soon awaits bat bu.iug engagement
previously made require my mmrl.at.
departure for home on The close ot ou
public duty.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-16

C,PrrNa ruE CHM Our cotcmporl-
ry of the paullug Canon. $. r. Adams. Is
universe .u1Uu 8s having more brass
in cam. sr .1r patronage for his really
valuable than amy man cvtaut-
lie B. .a o. receive every de-
.Dgptiau ~ ahandi.e In p9ymeut for
advertising. rF.lor than De- denied there
from ON the plea of having no money
We remember to have heard in one in
stance. that while he was oudravoriur 20
procure on advertisement from an under
taker. the latter declared that hc didn't
have the money 60 spare and couldn't az
ford tpalvprti-o . "uh exclaimed sim.
"don't mind that. !'l take 10 out in trade
send mr % coffin. ..a iest three Ay two
rrd hHff'' THO alys awrat uF- iU-
.artel.-L.. afHtar
$50 haeeu.rse had .h. good fortune to
. obtain u mlH.;l<sr's advertisement.
auJcou-eIu.Hs.s u...r .1. thee 1.'iu. d
such thing Hru.l .Hse into ourp1--,s.
sion. VS.. hr', take e..a. r,aa-ur. iu pre-
..u.u with orr compliments 90 IN,
Elit. b.. Tire L.. s If.s.- unless
our h.ui attention. are anticipated 'y On,
~b.iTo. i1Im., County.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-16

KiltFo w jJvr>s fb,a Cts-Tho
last number of .dr H t.' lfrtr
Hysi
We Ism that 'ir Euaeb Nruu va.
klled yesterday m Ea.t Enterprise ly
jumping rou tHe platform .r tbe bul
most cor while .u motion OH jumping u
Tho contrary direction l1m .iH. n v...u
che rIr was r1.nf Do wac JHHHu upu
bis baek. vh.sb probably Fractured Emo
neck. ar c'1aeln conclusion aE tbe lain.
q. lived but s.fbt hHur. 1Ite.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-16

Thc terus at tvruty.lvsT. a ~.uftor#
expired with thn yIHae .. OIL. recent 500.
sion of C1uFres.. Sixteen 81. lHsu were
Democrats lbr'r Republican 1uj three
American Nlsto Jlem hove boon r..
elected Tbetb1uts l1f tbe Jbrtyeiy.h
Consres4 arcu follow o. %. Anthony.
B.IsW. Srr.t.huy. u.avFe Thour.
Bn-e N.C.t Jumas Cbeulf. ir. S.. e.
o. W tlsmrbIl reyl. D. w. Powell
Ky.tA. r. Nuiol.lu. r.uu., Is. s..
bingham MICHIGAN. anj o. W G.me..
Iowa New Jersey ctet tl.s month.
anil M.nnetott lud Oregon hsvc - tp
elect. uf those elected thrc arr thir.
teen Democrat. and 81, Republican.
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''' ''''' ''' PSI rom Mexico is Oh avery
inter- '.'5 '"'.''l'f. me 'i'H war W
'i'"' "'""ils country 7 raging with great
l..''' Nc '''' ,fut' winch 3 IN poo
'''' '.''''.'. part 's u Is '''''''''
''.' '.''' ''5'.'' ny 'lf2e i'.'' '' ~,
"fi parry "'''''f ''th' 'llf'm""' anu
" ''' 80 s'' between 'i' '''.'-
~ '',,' '''. '.-'' Hl.N ~ expected
p, W." .''''' ''.'N un' account
80 49,. '',.'.'.t ,..' ''',.l ~ contempt
r,raraf.,rr ta a.. .,.'-,I -. -. ~
ding arms. Tho ..y r.r.r...uf.J how.
over, o. p. .n the me- perfect state of de-
.,n'.' ''..i ven rr,f'.F'i % give = uo,
/ h.. ~ 4 -. -
I yyr. I... .#.. .E.......I
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NO. S5u0.
samuel y. Hawkins, administrator. Sc. plaintiff in
error, y Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad Co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-27

Emperor Napoleon's Address to the Army Of Italy.
LONDON, May l4.-The following is translation Of
the Emperor Napoeons address to the army Of Italy,
Genoa:
soldiers-I come to place myself at your head to
couduct you to the combat.
We are about TO second the struggles Of peop le
now vndicating its independence and rescue it from
foreign oppression.
This is a sacred cause, which has the sympathies
OF the civilized world.
need not stimulate your ardor. Every step will
remind you of victory.
n the Via Sacra Of Ancient Rome, inscriptions
were chiseed upon marble, reminding the people of
exalted deeds.
1t is the same to day. In passing Mondiv, Maren.
go, Lodi Castiglione, Arcole and Rivol, you will be
in the midst of those glorious recolleetions-be
marching in another Via Lacra.
Preserve that strict discipline which is the honor
Of the army here.
Forget it not-there are no other enemies than
those who fight against you in battle.
Remain compact-abandon not your ranks to has.
ten forward-beware Of q too great enthusiasm,
which is the only thing fear.
The new armes de Recession are dangerous only at
distance. They will not prevent the bayonet from
being what it has hitherto been the terrible weapon
of the French infantry.
Sodiers-iet us all do our duty, and put confidence
in our God!
end of France to the other the following words of
happy au2ury re echo: " The new army Of Italy will
be worthy her elder sister"
(Signed) NAPOLEON
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-27
Later from Mexico.
ARRIVAL OF THE STE AMsHIr TENNESSEE.

The steamship Tennessee, Capt Forbes, left Vera
Cruz Monday last and reached this city yesterday
evening. Her obging Purser furnishes the following
manifest and memoranda
GG sd EdgsT ger P. lady children snd servant
II ngons, r. Ibarrola and steersge.
Nothing of much Importance appears to have oc-
Cured since the date of our last advices at which
time both the contending factions were almost inca
pable of movement for want of funds El Progreso
says that Marquee arrived at Morelia on the Goth ut
but remained only three days After imposing
forced loan of $40 600, and ascertainipg that the
place untenable, be put his force in motion for
Iamora. From six to seven Thousand Constitution.
alists awaited the chiefs Marquee Mejia and Velez
at lrapuatO and Guanajnato, and the Reactonary pa
pers say that the latter had prepared to attack them
Colonel Zuazna, it was sad had been invested with
the chief command of the Constitutional army in
the interior.
El Progreso states that the chiefs of the Reaction
ary movement, determined to resort to any means to
secure the success of their plans against Mexican
nationality have agreed to recall Santa Anna and
store him to power. To this end, Corona, Mramon's
Minister Of War; had addressed to His Hghness
communication, published in the periodicals of the
capital, in which it is announced that the so.caled
Supreme Government has ordained that be (Santa
Anna) be entered in its employ general of divis
ion, and it is stated that commission charged with
the duty of placing this communication in the hands
of the evil genius of the Republic" had left the city
of Mexico. He was invited to arrive via Tampico,
which port Gen. WOOL offered to capture for that
pecal purpose. However absurd this latter part of
the business may appear, rumor which appeared to
be well supported prevailed that Gen. Wool had left
the capital at the head of 1000 men, and was march
ing towards Tampico.
1t appears that the British residents of the capital
have spoken out in regard to the conduct of Mr. OF
way with the characteristic independence of English
men. They have addressed paper to him as Minister
of their Government demonstrating in strong terms
against his conduct in connection with the massacre
of Tacubaya.
A conducta was to leave the capital on the 24th
with several millions OF SPECIE under strons escort
| for Vera Cruz.
The steamship Cahawba, Captain Bullock, sails at
eight o'clock this morning. for New York, via Ha-
vana, with $l5OOOO in specie for New York; and the
following passengers:
Mr RAM, lady and two chldren Mr. iarhee lady, AID
cilden Miss Stanton and servants Mr. thamhsrs lady
Mrs Buckner aud Two chldren Miss Gale Mrs Young
three chlren servant; Mrs Gocoaru and fsur children
Ms Rob Mrs. Roth oap Higgins and lady MIS- s,ev
children servant Mrs Bhb nd servant; SIR Drew, Po
cpie e. W o. bt, /. Olivier, Rev Null + Rolaagosa
D W Wells, Snrg1f, H Elier, Foster.
far haraaaA Wers. lyo, Miss Ana Mrs Ioraies, Mrs
cf4peH. lacy, oa Children and servant, Mrs Lambert
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-27
ry,aM GREAT WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH
i CENTURY.

PROF.. woon's HAIR RESTORATIVE.
lssf 5 to ii WI + ihs ey, from sss,snn Mfns
S svavs # haFs s m s sa ] s bis o n
reliable source If cSrfsases & are guarantees of ruth The
-. BATH Me- Jan. 20, 1856.
ssss9 t5 called ya few months
s 1da 5 ma aae posa 81 i ny s h
procured bottle Of your Hair Restorative and used il
Tosa,sa, s.,,,, .9s'r esls WITH
s sad Fee my my hair is and
AN sisy Yea "a good wife,
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am citizen Till c.y resident hero for tbe last deen
towns Any " use % You may make above with my name
Is at your service as wish T. the beauties
"a WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE. 49,,
Prof Sir Having had the mistorno h , t. Lore
' sys5
sas,ion md q found 1 i + answer the ysy thing needed
Obligations giving the "esS4 snsh
The undersigned X Bragg is miis;er in regular
ssss.s s; IL gentleman Of great .'sass VI afPsss'
that s is i"a has
to !" n ys be sna @ g
childhood and has also restored hair which be-
coming gray its original color. have ce
4 with an thing like tie same pleasure or profit.
u Yours, truly, j. X. BRAGG.
VII The Restorative pu up in bettles Of three sizes rge
medium and small The small holds half pint reas
one dollar bottle the medium holds at least twenty
cent m ire In than the mall ress for
per the large hollis quart % cent more in
Y Hon, and retails for three dollars per bottle
M o. J. WOOD CO., Prnpetors. S2 Broadway New York,
lin The great N. Y Wire Railing Esabishn n and ia Mar
S6t.D BY ALL DRUGdIsTS AND FANCY GOODS
by j, WRIGHT General
n tbe Sonth mya 3meod&W
ICE CREAMS,
BISCUIT GLASsE
AND SHER3ETs,
To be iaa at all hours at
uOWARD's,
ISL Gnnp street,
nis sm opposite St. Pa.ricA's Church.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-27

PUGILIsTIc.-On Sunday last ring fight took
place between Pete Murray, of New Orleans, and
Mat Hogan, of New York, on the fair grounds about
mile and half from Memphis Although they
fought according to the rules of the p r. the dis
pute was not for money, but to decide which was
the chest man." After struggle of one hour and
fifteen minutes New York muscle and science pre-
vailed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-27

KILLED BY A HoRsE-Mrs. Ann McCarty, widow
and the mother of three children was amostinstantly
killed in Cincinnati a few days ago by runaway
horse which dashed against her and threw her vio-
lently to the pavement, causing fracture of the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-27

BLANK BooKs.-Messrs Peter Hawes & Co., sta
TONER'S printers and blank book manufacturers 6S Camp
have in store something which is worth SEEING being OF
books manufactured for banking and houses by
themselves They really magnificent specimens of the
stock ruling, printing and binding being alike excellent
and the styles of finish being remarkably tasteful Blank
books of description manufactured order by this
house. promptly and admirably in every respect while the
ing of miscellaneous works, music books is done in any
that may be required the senior of the firm practical
book binder giving his attention this department of
the hlSina We refe ta aaIy saraen mt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-27

BUILDERS are referred to the advertisement Of
Messrs D. @. Losber Co, of the soatheln Machinery
po s Camp street. who o,r for sale ready bolts
ofeyery length and thickness used for building parpqse5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-27

Cocoa AND CUBA PRoDUCE.--Messrs 8. deVisser
Co.. "A Magazine street have in heavy stock Of
cocoa, white Havana sugar, Muscovado oasses
Havana cigars Guha rum, bay and white Cuba honey
We Esk attention the trade others advertisements
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-27
Tclegraphed t. the New Orleans creses
FURTHER BY THE STEAMSHIP ASIA.
ADVANCE OF THEsA sARp1N1ANs:

AUSTRIAN TROOPS STILL RErRoGRAD1Ne,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-27

SKIRTS, CoRsETs, AND MosoUlTo NETrING.-We
direct the attention of ladies and housekeepes 10 advertise
ments of Messrs Benthuysen, Lewis CO. l6 Canal street.
who have just received large lot of the double steel
spng compressbe skirts of the latest improvements
the article They also selling csrses at low prices having
just received extensive additions their stock. Messrs b.
Co. that they have just opened pink and white
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-27

BATE Bucks are advertised for sale cheap by Mr.
Alfred Kearny, u Magazine street. ,5s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-05
New York Market.
New York, April

New York, April 4-PM
Flour heavy and loo lower; sales of
6,200 bbls at l0G95 so for super6ne State,
8 55(15 SIS for choice do, 0O(96 so for ex-
ira State, 5 1902 80 for superfine Western,
6 1906 so for common to good extra do
6 goo 62 for round hoop Ohio do-clos-
ing heavy and dull. Rye flour 3 7O@}4 so.
Wheat very dull and nominal sales small
at 40@l so for Southern, 5O@l rs for
white do. Rye quiet at s6@S9. Barley
heavy; sales of 1000 BUSH ut 62M75.-
Corn dull and lower; sales of 10000 bash
at S6D8S for new yellow. Oats dull ut 55
G957 for State, and 58@6l for Western anil
Canadian. Whisky dull and declining; sales
Of $50 bbls Mt 26@27, closing heavy at the
inside price. Pork firmer for mess, but
heavy for prime; sales of 1000 bbls at L
709l7 80 for new mess, and II 67
for old ditto, and II 60@l2 IS for prime !;
included in the sales We're 500 bbls new
mess deliverable in May, at the sellers OPP
ton, at lS 90. Beef lower; sales of $50
bbls at 50 al so for country prime Z SO
as rs for do. mess; 8 50G91l 25 for re-
packed do. Prime mess beef firm; sales of
500 bbls at IS 00@l7 so. Bacon unchanged.
Dressed hogs dull at S6S4. Cut meats
lower; $50 hhtls sold at 6JG068 for shonld-
ers, and 8G99 for hams. Lard heavy; sales
of 500 bbls at lBGGl1a. Butter quiet at
l0@l5 for Ohio, and lO@l5 for State.
Cheese dull at S@1It. Tallow quiet; sales
of 10000 pounds at lO101is. Sugar
quiet at 7G97s. Iron dull at % 00(129 90.
Linseed oil duh at 64(a66. Hides-holders
demand an advance. Whisky dull at 26(ss
27e 4..-a ta.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-05

&c t.sez .lstssI lies In the thoughts ana sug-
yestions that this kind of literature gives
rise to, the truth orsfalsehood of the state
ments have little to do with it, unless, as we
supposed at Ihe beginning, truth is really
more virtuous than fiction. If any romance
writer now living should introduce into his
fiction half the trials for divorce, etc., that
are thus unhesitatingly made public in the
daily papers, and were to use the same Ian
guage as the reporters use, he would have
most unenviable reputation; and even the
flash, yellow cover publishers would very
JUSTIFY turn their backs upon him. But,
clothed in the garb of "news," the papers
can introduce these occurrences, and throw
the sickening and disgusting details OF
crime before maids and matrons, whose
cheek must burn to read only the headings
of the cases. Elsewhere, such things pander
to the most prurient tastes of the depraved,
and spread abroad the germ that will ripen
into goodly harvest of profigacy and lib
ertinism There is a law, we believe, against
indecent publications; but while the daily
papers continue to TEEN with elaborate and
"spicy" reports of such cases as the Ben
nett, of New Haven, the Fry, of Philadel-
phia, and the Sickles, of Washington, we
must agree that the law is poorly and par
TALLY enforced. s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-05
River Item s.
AnKlvALs AND prpA Rrunrs--rnon n,cnork $

ARRIVALS AND bEpARTuREs--FKoM o'cLorK sArUR-
DAY I'll L O'CIocK 4oSDAY.
John itaiDe, Louisville to Now orleans. . d t..1
Hickman, Memphis to Cincinnati. .r 50
SlleIiango ~. Louis to PiIsburg. . ~ u 81 s..l
riSress, Cincinnati t" 81 isspuri river. ~
Denmark, Pittsburg to st. Louis. q 30
Kate French, Nashville to Cincinnati.
Union, Bowling Green to Evansville '--
FIT. Wayne, New Orleans to Pittsburg.
Silver Star, Paducall to Evansville. 3.
Sam Snowdon, Smithand to POneroy. 'i
Persia, St Louis to Cincinnati.
r. u. Hamilton, Cincinnati to Nashville.
w. v. GillunI, s. Carrolton to Evansville.
Bracelet, Louisville to Bowling Green. -
Brazil Pittsburg to Illinois
Com. Perry, st. Louis TO Pittsburg
Baltic, New Orleaus to Louisville.
Commerce, Pittsburg to St. Louis.
ii. Bridges, Bowling Green to Louisville.
Fanny Buiitt, Louisville TO New Orleans
Tishoniingo, do to Evansville.
Charley Bowen, Cairo to do.
Robt. j. Ward, Louisville to New Orleans.
Monarch, Cincinnati to do.
Prairie Rose, st. Lonis to Cincinnati.
Die Vernon, Louisville to st. Louis. - E4
Silver Star, Evansville to PaGiucah. --l.i @ 7.s
w. v. Giilun., do to s. Garrolton. .s4At q
Trader, do to Pond River.
Yesterday was cold day. Fears were
entertained, in the evening, that the fruit
would be injured last night. 1t being
cloudy, we trust these fears may prove
groundless. During a portion of the day,
flakes of snow were fitting in the air, add
ing keenness to the chill,
Considerable activity was manifested on
the landing-freights being tolerably plenty.