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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-08

BPJULLAN NEVILLE g. co.
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer
Office II Commercial Place
''H,u1RsDAY, 27th day of October, Mt I2
o'clock NJ at the st. CHARLES Exchange St. Charles street
BY virtue Of order of the Hon. r Morgan Judge of The
Second District Court dated Sept 2d 1859 rendered in the
matter OF the above ion be sold 'N
The beautiful residence of the late Logan Mcknight Esq
situated IN the Fonrth District Gate in the
Prytania, and Fourth streets. " ,'N'os'on'
The ground contains nine lots measuring 2
front on Coliseum street. 24 feet 6 on Fourth
e9 ee on line parallel to Fourth street. So feet
~ inches on line rale said street and thece
to said Fourth street. ' ~ ~ o Pa'ai'ei
The house cottage built elevated seven feet from ths
gfoahu containing large pnrors dining rooms on
tne n moor and in the attic with pans china closets store
The yard well paved. contains large ci,terns With
oTce pumps attached and
10 render 1t srable, both comfort elegance
grounds arc beautifully laid planted with choica
pete order. - ' p'n 10 III coih'
The property adioins the elegant residence of sbot
s now IN the course Of erection and beautiful dwe
altogether choice opportunity purchase in
ne an1 o. the in the ST. Charles Exchange
H1 cash, balance ard two yesrs
eqna for notes secured mortgage on The
and bearing 6per cent interest annum until dne
hod per cent until final payment paid a. maturity I'M
Executrix. ~ fe' 'i""'ieifeu 10 the
wishing to visit the property do so by APPLYING at
Act of sale before W. H. Peters No,sry at the A..
purchaser ''' 50 .A' e"pohseo sue
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[lHE ONLY ARTICLE
UHRIvALLRD IN MARKET,
With immeass-
Home and European Dsnaand.

THE ONLY ARTICLE 4
UHRIvALLED IN MARKET,
With immenss-
Home and European Deuaand.
al .:ses e, na
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The following :'s ''
new YoRx. Janssy q 1sss.
a,ents9,sn hssra good deal about Prof woods
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Tbs resnl. has been 80 very .ascry that ann ,.v ,a
"a and in Justice you, veil snceurasenssi
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Columbia and o.sss sssha issss sasKIss s.sas,n
Prof. wood-ps.r sir TUu4 4ysfs,C G.,, ALI rss s
Sbtsg Ssh gSGd S th Pa ga.t e. the soun.ry
and I Sss sns
sa:s =.
sxtant and advise all who are afflicted that way your
You can publish 'Ris AauI,y ysn think
L ASAA0' e''' 81 'w.A1DOAAEION.sS
PHLADELFHrk, Sept. 9, 1857,
Prof WoodDear Sir Your Hair rative provnr H.
self benefci. The 'front.' back pst
mead almost lost it's bsla used
two ha PIT bottles o. your and
the front also recevirg s benefit have other pfepa
rations without benefit whatever. think from my own
personal recomm eudation induce many others 10 ry
Yours, respectfully.
DIR. THOMAS. NJ. d.,
No, 46f Vine street,
The Restorative 10 BEETLES Of size viz lafrs
medium and small the small holds half pint and retas
dollar Per bottle the medium holds least twenty pes
lion, and retals for three dollars per bottle.
o. j. WOOD CO., Proprietcrs S12 Broadway New Yvt
ret street., st. Louis, Mo. =
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND FANCY coona
10 South. Ana smsscd s~ssT -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-08

(EDAR-6 sarge Cedar Log from Hondura, mar .cbr I
Adventure Fer sale by p; d: RAREiI - per sss
oou So EaSSsSEs " 81 Common street. ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-08

the anaesgned duly licensed Auctoneer will give his
personal to all sales of Real Slaves
Bank and other Share in Companies
Crgoss Da anaged Cotton, and Merchandise generally
Hs invites nhenion to the advantages he will possess the
of preparaion the reliable sources at are
e,s sepaa plans Of gronnd Showing
lot aad the dimensions thereof each in te onr dc
made. N ~ ~
In this he will also have the aid and adyica oe
Mt MARK WALTON. whoss connection with e Real Estats
operations Of this city thirty years and
knowledge OF he value OF property will
to offer to requiring his servicesupero advantages
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-08

SUCCESSION OF LOGAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
OF an Eagant Residence in the Fourth District Offering
nst rate opportuuiy purchase Beautiful Dwellirr VIII
Cultivated Grounds adjoining the residence of r. Short
ESQ., belonging to the succession of Logan McKreht En
BY ,IIILIAN ~ NEKLL Z z, z. 10 '-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-08

&UHDRIES-IN SrORE-
~ 80 obls White Wine, Blrsac.
20 casks :.
80 bbls Vinegar
& asks St. Es ephe, Marnnn.
~ :. Leeompe Co.
20 Genouhac ynlery.
800 cases Marg aux. quarts and pnts
- Chttenu Yqlem
lg Iayille.
~ Lrose
N Laatts. For sale by
s. D. GRATIAA Il CO.,
VI Cusomhouse ct
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-08

Russia Sheet Iron.
Landing exshp Mailory2O bundles 26 q and IS best
Russia Sheet. For sale by
JOHN D. BEIN 4 SON,
se2o 6tMoWe&Fr SO and 81 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-08
A. GENTLE.

ASSUMPTION June g. 1852
pleasure in stating that have used the Cotton Seed
OIL manufactured by Messs p Martin Co.. and found to
give complete satisfaction.
(Signed) GENTrrH
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-08

H1 ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY WOULD
give notice that thsy have arranged for tho
rs m and .cng railroads whereby hsy
hss eo,su " M 70 run II EXPRESS the forward.
@ osa h9s & sneee swery valuable packages baggage
fe ali nnris p na Al articles requiring Dispatch
Also q LOCAL EXPRESS and from New ORLEANS yicks
pug Jackson and Canton stations on the New Or
aeans yasK son and Great Eorhern Mississippi Central
Messengers In carrs "a f r9eas @ ~ passenger trains
through by land route. ~ ''''e'u cit'es' aa'iS
unil me ,eompstion of the Mississippi Central Railroad
rail- thence by river to destination. ''chsourg py
s Ia rloN given early forwarding
places s of ef M Linz 9f the s should marked with
out extra charge. ~ ~ '"'''u iof WIN
FoT Lales etc enquire a. the Office 96 Camn street,
Oh lm y. j. NCkEEVER Apent
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, Oct 6, 1859.
[Ord. 7444
Notice s hereby given. that TUESDAY llth instant
VIII adjndicate az Office. at IL o'clock M second
to.wit: - ~ A Ss"-s"'
contract for paving with blocks street.
from Canal Felicity Road snd that The sideEaiks bs
raised and graded. ~ "
The work bs done in accordance with specifications al
ready pusfshed and on file in the Surveyors office.
90 ot V. DUPLESSIS COMPTROLLER
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-08

DIssOLUTION-THE FIRM OF T. G. TWICHELLA 4
co. s this day dissolved by mutual consent. E,her
partner VIII sign IN liquidation. y. O. TWICHELL,
3. II. FAIRCHILb.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-08

MOTlCE-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
the Wholesale Grocery business Is rs Front and "a
and Is Fulton reefs his and
o, ,o.. p. A. SHAW.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-08

GOPARTNERSHIP-TH UNDERSIGNED have
formed copartHershp and will continue the business Of
and style Of T. H FAIRCHILD 90, for the purpose Of
this city, at the old stand No. " Poydras street =
r. a. FAIRCHILD,
JOHN W. BINGHAM.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-08

pEACH BRANDY-l0 bbls. very old. for sale BY
A,.e s. JONES h CO.,
Grnu Siro
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-08

Galvanized Sheet Iron.
Landing ship VIM. Noses-00 bundles and n by "A and
80 inch. wide. Fer sale by
JOHN D. BEIN L SON,
QandQ Cam
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-08

SAaNsT sS1I. CHARLES IlOTEl--wE HAVE TAKEN
ourselves Of ths opportunity thank public for the liberal
RaSnage heretofore extended and will sform them that liz
a and and hope the opening Of
We promiseto to do in satisfactory manner. "A-s1
Nav o,,..,. ,.,, D. NJ. HILDRETH CO.
al Rra
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-15

A WIFR's DHvoTIoN.-A paper in Illinois
states that some five years ago, a carpenter
moved frpm Bucyrus to Missouri, where he
sold pair Of horses to stock buyer, re-
ceiying all hispay in bills on a Kentucky bank
When he attempted to pass them he found
they were counterfeit, and the carpenter
was arrested: the horse dealer swore he had
paid him in Indiana bills, and the unfortu-
nate man was sentenced to the penitentiary
His wife, falling to obtain a pardon, followed
the horse dealer for two years and half
seeking evidence that he, not her husband
was the counterfeiter- At length her eff
forts were rewarded. AT Newton, n. j., BIZ
was taken sick, the wife told her story tc
the physician, who dosed his patient heavily
and then told him he was about to die. Thu
sick man was frightend, sent for minister
and confessed that he was connected with {
band of counterfeiters, and had gaid the bat
bills to the carpenter. Furnished viii
proofs Of this confession, the wife returned
TO Missouri and secured the release OF he
husband; and the couple are now residing
at Knoxville, Ill.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-15
New York Market.
NEW York, April -

New YoHK, April bpm
Flour 5t9l0 better, sales at 0l@5 So
for superfine Western 6 o0@6 so Tor COM
mon to good extra do; 1905 IS for round
hoop ohio--closing steady. Rye -four 3 70
ga so. Wheat dull and unchanged; sales
small, at l2g for unsound Chicago spring
/ ~ for winter red Western. Sales of 1900
bush rye at s6@ss. Barley 65. Corn quiz
ct; Southern sl@83; mixed Western nom
inal at 85@s7 Oats dull at $1,000 for
State; 5s(G6l for Western. Pork dull and
lower; sales of ASSOC bbls at II 4O@lT 90
for new mess II % for old do; 16 40 for
thin do i; IL 62 for prime. Beef steady !;
sales of 800 bbls at 5OG97 90 for country
prime 50@s 70 for ditto mess; 8 5O@
IL 25 for do repacked Chicago; Prime mess
firm at IL o0(@2l 90. Beef hams steady
at IA 5oGal7 so. Bacon quiet. Dressed
hogs dull at s(G8l. Cut meats dull at 6s@
81 for shoulders s99l for hams. Lard
firm at IO6lI4. Butter quiet at sGl2 for
Ohio. aud l4G22 for State. Cheese dull ut
l9@l0.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-15

THEArRE.-We we've glad to see a highly
evening. The Dramatic Company is really
All excellent one. improved even since their
former visit. Miss St. Clair has attained a
practice; her style has been chastened, and
with less effort. there is greater power in
her acting. The Hall has been thoroughly
chairs for the whole audience, and most per-
feet order and decorum is preserved. If
there be any taste for dramatic performances
tainly be literally patronized for their
merits entitle them to it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-15

The weather yesterday was cool, high
wind blowing during the entire day. Busi-s
ness on the landing-aS has been the case
for two or three days-was dull The ar
rivals and departures will be seen above.
During the severe storm of Wednesday
night, n fat boat loaded with corn was sunk
at the upper end of the landing by the
waves. 1t contained about 800 sacks of
corn, belonging to Hugh McCrary. Yes
terday, men were employed in getting the
corn out of the water and carrying it ashore.
For distilling purposes it is as good as before
the accident.
b The Tishomingo came down yesterday
little behind her published time. We no.
ticed that her enterprising agent had secur-
ed quite a lot of freight for her.
The Charley Bowen -" red revenger" as
the Paducah paper calls her, we confess our
inability to see with what propriety-leaves
to-day at IL o'clock for Cairo and interme-
date landings. The Charley labors zeal
ously to bring orders to our city, and our
business men should reward her efforts with
liberal patronage.
The Silver Star is the mail packet for
Paducah. She leaves at u o'clock. Her
officers are well known and appreciated.
The Die Vernon will resume her trips in
the Louisville and ST. Louis trade, and will
be down to-day.
The steamer Crescent intends making out
load at this point. She is now below TAX
ing on freight, but viii be up to-day, and
will lay here until her load is completed.
The Cincinnati Commercial saws: The
weather was warm and suItry yesterday,
with copious April showers. The river is
again rising from Pittsburg here. At Pitts
burg there were eleven feet in the channel
last night. Here, it has swollen. over two
feet during the past twenty -four hours
The Kanawha rose fifteen feet during Sat
urday night, and was still swelling rapidly
when the Quarter came out on Monday.
The Lake Providence { La. Herald, of the
I'd, says that the Board of Levee Commits
sioners held a meeting there on the 2sth ult.,
and resolved to appropriate $4,000 to test
Mr.. Augamars invention for closing Gre
vases, the experiment to be made mt White 3
crevasse, above that city. ~
The familiar face of the J. H. Done greet
ed its old friends, yesterday. r4ia &
The Cincinnati Gazette, of Wednesday,
contains the following;
The weather, yesterday, was clondy with
occasional heavy showers of rain. The
river opposite this port is swelling steadily,
| and the Parkersburg, from Parkersburg,
and Quarter, from Kanawha, report all the
side streams running out freely and the
| Ohio rising all the way down. Hence to
Louisville, there is fully sixteen feet Of
water, with d feet scant of steamboat water
on the falls; 81 feet in the pass, and seven
| feet four inches in the canal by the mark.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-15

B&- The uncertainty of testimony before
our judicial tribunals is illustrated in the
extraordinary discrepancies in the evidence
given by different witnesses in the trial Of
Sickles. Every witness tells tale differing
from the others, and although looking from
the same point, one man swears the combat.
ants ciinched aud tusselled for moment Oh
two, while the other swears the parties never
touched each other. One man says Sickles
placed his pistol to Keys head and snapped
while several Others say be was never nearer
than three feet. One witness says he snap.
ped twice after the last fire, while other:
who came up are equally certain that there
was no swapping after the 6rst fire. Th,
same contradiction exists in the testimony
on almost every point of the detail of thu
act Of killing. The exact manner of thu
homocide, although distinctly seen by
dozen respectable witnesses, is left complete
ly in a fog.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-15
SpeciaI Notices.


One of the most prts afsaf, aad ct fhe
s',le fine Troublesome ad painful diseases that at
trr4i the lIian i.sfI. Is the Fever aud Ague. For
al,ns time the rne.lics,i world have bern contnr-
ally bringing for numerous specifics fer its per-
nianent curt. but All without eject. Dr. ). Hos
tet ,er an xnrrienceI and ceebrgted physician. has
Succeeded ia furnishing the public With valuable
preparstiou for the cure of Fever AMI Ague. The
stead, and Increasing demand lately made for the
'Bitters,'' and the universal success attending its
n~e. Inv. m,,ie for it reputation un-uriiassed by
An, :. Iiic OF he kind Fortie cure Of Fever and
Agre Dr. iiesistter's EcIebtated Stomach Bitters
must ana ~liuuId claim superiority any ohrr
pre-! .rati.n eNtant .sf~s s.-+ IS So.
~ - For sale by Druggists and dealers general,
ever, where. ~ $500 I. apl3
AoIi0cay's Pals and Ofnfmsaf.-En-
iutous limitations have been imposed upon the
public but they have been driven out Of the field.
The purchaser Should look for the water-mark that
exists in every leaf of the cnveloping book if they
contain not the words, ssHolloway, New York and
L"n,or,' in scuai transparent letters, they spu-
ri,is. Sold at the mandatory, No. so Maiden
Lane. New York and iy all Druggists, at 25c G3c..
sud 81 per Lox or pot. e 4. s. apI3
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-15

CURIOUS RE4AINs.-A farmer on the
; Mon0ngaheia river, in Virginia, in plough
ing his fields, this spring, putting his plough
deeper into the earth than usual, struck
some large flat stones lying horizontally +:
on removing them he discovered yanlt
containing skeletons of enormous size, some
singular pottery, ard shell ornaments OF Gu
rious workmanship supposed to have been
worn in the ear beneath it. Anatomists, on
measuring one of the thigh bones, pro-
nounced the skeleton TO have belonged TO
human being who must have been at least
eight feet high. The field contains several
hundred graves, and is supposed to have
been an extensive aboriginal cemetery. In
many of the graves were found various arti-
Giles of ornaments Of exquisite Workmanship,
denoting a greater skill than usually be-
ionged to the Indians, togcthery with crock
cry and implements.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-15

H@- young lady, thus describes a
storm at sea The sun went down like 81
ball of dull fire, in the midst of smearing
clouds of current jam. The wind began to
whistle worse than any of the lowest orders
of society in the sixpenny gallery of a the
atre.s Every wave was suddenly as big and
high sthe lfalian opera house. The chords
Of the ship snapped like had stay laces. No
best Genoa velvet was ever blacker than
the ornament, and not even the voices oil
the. ladies calling for the Stewardess We're
heard above the orchestral crashing of the
elements.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-15

TowssHIp TAxss.-The last Legislature
passed supplemental act providing for the
levy Of tax for township, road, and other
purposes, by the different Township Trus-
tees aud the Board of County Commission
ers at.the June term of the latter This is
a matter of interest to the Townships, and
tie Trustees should inform themselves of the
wants of their Townships, and be prepared
to give the necessary information to the
County Commissioners and to act with them
an making the assessments.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-15
HARRISBURG, April I'm

HARRISBURG, April I'm
The Democratic States Rights Convention
adopted resolutions to the following eff
feet -
That we are here to-day to resist every
attempt to weaken or overthrow the creed
of the Democratic party; to unite for the
purpose of restoring, in all their vigor and
purity, the great truths that have heretofore
made the Democracy the conquering organ
ization which has contributed to the endur-
ing welfare of the Union,
That this convention most solemnly de-
clares its warm attachment to the Union OF
the States, to maintain which it pledges all
its energies, and tina: for this end it is our
duty to oppose every infrnction of these
principles, which constitute the only basis
of that Union, because a faithful observance
Of them can only secure its existence and
public happiness.
That we are bound to regard the admin
istration as having forfeited the confidence
of the people and to denounce it as unwor-
thy of the support of the Democratic party.
That the attempt of the administration to
disregard the covenant of 1856, and in its
stead erect a despotic test to compel obedi-
ence to doctrines subversive of republican
| liberty.
That we repudiate the platform of March
! ana that no matter what the decision of the
Supreme Court may be on that abstract
| question, still the right of the people to
make a slave territory or a free territory
! is perfect and complete under the Nebrasks
bill.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-15
sy, An Arkansas paper gives an ac-

Bay An Arkansas paper gives an ac-
count Of marriage in the Jail of st. Fran
CHS county, of a beautiful young lady to one
of three brothers who have recently been
convicted of murder in the first degree, and
sentenced to be hung. This strange event,
says the paper, shows that the young lady
loved faithfully, though her marriage does
not promise to be of long duration.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-15
River Items.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTCREs-FR0M ) o'ctocK WRprEs-
DAY I'll al O'CLOCK THURSDAY
Tecumseh, New Orleans to Cincinnati
Crescent Wabash to Evansville.
Alvin Adams, Memphis Louisville.
Greenville, Evansville to Bowling Crest
Eclipse, Louisville to New Orleans
Tigress, st. Louis to Cincinnati
j. H.. Done. Pittsburg to St, Louis
Prima Donna, st. Louis to Pittsburg
Il. VI. Patton No. 2, Tenn. River to Louisville
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-15
My oR.rIss

s- NEW ORLEANS, April 13-rM.
Senior Mata was officially announced to-
day by the Secretary of State, that the
President will recognize him, on his arrival
in Washington. He will leave here on
Saturday or Monday.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-15
NEW YORK. April l3-P

s.- raj assssa new DIRK, April l5-P
The steamship Star of the West, from
Aspinwali, with dates from San Francisco,
to the 10th ult.; arrived at this port this
evening. She brings ST, 100000 in specie.
Her advices have been mostly anticipated
1t is reported at Realejo, that the Cass Zrris-
sian treaty had been ratified with slighter
notifications to which the United States
Minister, Lamar, had consented. The lat
ter was said to be coming home
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-15

ey- Ladies. in purchasing their Spring
stock of goods for boys, should bear in mind
that there is good tailor employed at
Hughes, where they can get garments cut
or manufactured tesorder, in first-rate style.
Gentlemen will gain by not becoming OBJ
livious to their own interests. Give Hughes
a call. His tailor is a clever gentleman.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-15
Local and Miscellaneous.

Ma. Business men should bear in mind
that the Journal has nearly douhle the rir-
culation of any other Daily in the city anu,
therefore, "a the best advertising medium
that can be found.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-15

R%Aninng the latest fashions is nice,
tasty, and light summer hat, called the Nor
ply Hat The lovers OF the noble game oil
Chess ought 10 wear one; it may help them
in finding out some difficult problems. Call
at vautier < Marconnier's, No. 80, Main
-, a@.la a.rsa- 1ssss fst.f -a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-15
Npw York Anril I'm.

The Times says the Senate Of Nicaragua
has rejected the Belly contract on account
of the large land grant contained in it. NJ.
Belly had left for Managua, and still enter
tanned sanguine hopes of success.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-15

REy- The journal contains almost double
the reading matter furnished by our cotenl-
poraries and, therefore, publishes greater
amount of the current news OF the day for
the sameamount Of money.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-15

my. Ladies, cosie up to the auction room
to the the jewe'ry sale, as this afternoon and
evening will De last chance.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-15
MAcsHALL. Texas, April 6.

= The old and new Pacific Railroad Com
pauies have compromised all their difficult
ties satisfactorily. Tue cd company isto
have possession. $3.50 q IeIC-