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Keep Dry!
INDIA RUBBER AND OIL
CIOEHHIN9 x
Nothing better safeguard ito persons exposed 10 wet
weather than good suit Of
INDIA RUBBER OR OIL CLOTHING.
We have hand and constantly receiving, large
assortment Of everything In the line Of
wATER-PROoF GOODS,
-comprising-
INDIA RUBBER COATS.
CLoAKs and PoNCHos
oAPEs, CAPS, LEGG1Ns. etc., etc.
JACKETS,
HATS, ETC., ETC., ETC.,
Suitable for Plantation Use,
Which selling Reduced Prices intending, by
Low PRICES
and large sales patronage all dealing the
above named articles.
pCountry and city dealers respectfully invited to call
H. W. REYNOLDS & CO., .,
No. 8 Magazine street,
jasl 2p6t<w one door from Canal.
Planters
WILL FIND AT THE ESTABLISHMENT
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO,
No. lls CANAL STREET.
VERY EXTENSIVE STOCK
PLANTATION,
HOUSEKEEPING,
... And FANCY
DIRK GOODS
All of which will be sold for CASH approved city
eeptance, at exceeding Low PRICES. The Stock of
Plantation Goods.
Comprises Negro Blankets, ospaburg shirtings Stripes
Kerseys Pads, Kentucky Jeans, Lnseys, etc. etc. In
Dress Goods.
ges Tissues Plaid Prints Ginghams Jacone. organdes
Lawns, ETC., etc. Their Stocks of
LinenIGoods,
Comprising all descriptions of sheeng and Shifting Linens
Table Linens Towelngs etc. with full stock of Materials for
Wear adapted the different Also Cloaks
Mantias, shaws Psasos Fans Gloves and Hosiery. of all
kinds; with Stock of
Trimmings and RIbbens.
Superior any in New Orleans
Purchasers will find to their interest to examine this
STOCK and the PRICES before purchasing elsewhere
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS CO.,
#5M .@.O Hr~a ll6 Canal street,
jail 2p.f One door from Royal street.
Great Bargains
I44...............C CANAL STREET
STILL REDUCED PRICES!
Having marked entire Stock SO PER CENT. Be
Low COST OF IMPORTATION, to make way for large
and extensive invoice Of
mm~ SPRING GOODS, H.
which will shortly arrive The of the public
specially called to the following articles such as
LACEs, a0MM ..0 .""...0.. ...
EMBRo1DERIEs,
CLoAKS.
m.... sHAwLs,
MAETILLAs. etc., etc.
And particularly large of TRIMMINGS,
which offering at
Extremely Low Prices.
jas1 7ptf KEEGAN & McCANN.
LefaNcksetsr's ReTOlcers.
Just received an invoice Of LEFAuCHEUX's, ADAMS,
and COLTS REvOLyERs.
BINEs, GAPS, ETC., etc.
~ LION & PINsARD,
ja3l 2pf 6s and GO Royal street. Bienville.
Sporting Gums,
RIFLES AND STOLS.
A very large and select assortment,
FROM THE BEST. MANUFACTURES OF EUROPE and
AMERICA, Just received by
E. A. TYLER,
iasl 2p6t ITO Canal street.
Country Merchants.
The attention of COUNTRY MERCHANTS is invited to
large stock of
F'A NCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS,
-Comprising-
EVERY DEsCRlPTIoNl
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
ja31 2ptf 116 Canal street.
Ribbons.
RIBBONS!
RIBBONS!
We will offer MONDAY, January 81, an immense lot
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DECISIONS
LACE, EMBROIDERY AND TRIMMING STORE,
No. 1853 CANAL STREET,
Next door to D. H. Holmes store.

JAMES r. DICKSON begs to inform the Ladies' Of New
Orleans he has received another large shipments Of
Goods Of the succession sale Of Benton Bros of New
Phsdepha received instructions from the
consgnees sell any price, fer CASH The goods all
marked and ready for inspection. 5s7.
hubug about this advertisement Ladies'
satisfied with any article they buy return them and in all
cases the money will be refunded The stock consists of the
following articles, viz: s-.5
REAL vALEKCIENNEs LACE SETS. from 50 70 SA0
POINT APPLIQUE and ALENCoN SETS. all prices.
FANCY PIQUE COLLARS and SLEEVES at 49, the Set.
These Goods sold everywhere for 81
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN COLLARS and SLEEVES at 81.
worth 50.
BLACK GRAPE SETS, from 81 to ss
FRENCH LACE Wells, from 75c. to $40.
The great EMBROIDERED CAMBRIC COLLAR. for ST.
sold in every store in this city for s..
Ladies' viii also find in this house the
Royal Twenty-one Spring Hoop Skirt.
As Mr. D. leaves in few days for the Morrill, bis customers
arc particularly requested to call the bargains
has now on hand. f
DECISIONS
Lace, Embroidery and Trimming Store,
No. 1853 Canal street,
fell 2pSt Next door D. H. Holiness Store
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DIR. C. p. Cranes
SYSTEM OF
I N H A L A T I o N
Electro Chemical and Medicated vapors.
In the Treatment and Cure of
g q n . u MRTIoN,
And all Diseases of
THE THROAT, LUNGS, AND AIR PASSAGES,
Now well established as
The most Rational and only Reliable
Method Of Ensc,ing CURE.
ELECT RO-CHEMIsTRY
APPLIED TO THERAPEUTICS BY THE NEwLy-DIs-
COVERED and
Only Infalliblc and Scientific
Mode Of applying
ELE TRICITY
In til. Treatment and Cure Of CHRONIC and FUNCTIONAL
Extraction OF Metals
AND ALL FOREIGN SUBSTANCES
From the System. sN
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE AT
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INSTITUTE,
No. lag ST. JOSEPH STREET,
Between Camp and St. Charles,
NEW ORLEANS,
Where the Doctor can be consulted from A. " till P
Families visited their Residences If desired Special De-
parment for Ladies'.
That the public properly understand his method Of cur
the diseases the Doctor begs to call attention
the following extracts Of his work CONSUMPTION
CATARRH, and Diseases Of the EYE and EAR:
Consumption.
Consumption disease generated and fed by the
blood chemical condition. ard only be removed
BY means capable Of altering that condition.
through the medium II the diseased To accomplish
this pnspoe cannot apply solids fluids to cavity de-
signed only reception air. reduce them 10 voa
condition. appropriate instrument to nhale
breathe the yapor.
By inhalation of produce all the beneficial
effects capsule o! being produced by medicines much more
speedily and efficiently than from the administrations Of crude
medicines through the stomach The practice of giving d
cnes by somach in the of this disease OBJ
jectonabe FIRST they in direct contact
with organ affected secondly because their most powerful
actions expended In healthy only disor
dered through sympathy thereby draugng Digestion and de-
sroyng the nutrition Of the body and finally because many
agents great value only be administered the
state.
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rEsT1MoN1ALs,

i i N IL
That public Judge to the success Of
the Doctor in treatment of the diseases in his speciality fol-
loving certificates selected by chance from among thousands
given by citizens Of this city and neghbong country arr
copied:
s-7t4s ASSUMPTION, La, May Is, 1857.
This may certify that boy Dayy, had afflicted with
his opsy were
able e him the Ct the and
Crane Tie boy said hs disease was Hyper
The diepseal he blood the disease lhst or
gan He further stated that the disease condere cura
dopscal ension aud dyspnna that unable
70 s Decidedly which the Dr. s
the and At the ?. one II the chsrae
continued anoher menib ,hal might BE- fully satisfied
s The n s ss at s p took s%
cred his and and has saes been entirely well
'' ' p'N..s'' 50 ~ ' -,S'' +. W. PIKE
NEW ORLEANS, May s, 1857
Sst
DAYS unable move limb and for some lime unable
ss b NJ ss sas ii
and this means restored in short tine 70 her usual
l25 Julia street, New Orleans
Having witnessed the complete restoration to health Of
nd e n stage e hss
sceompsSed A''N' me means " ~n''n 'n
case This ranpv ,S wv sa.e me o. me
pytcans considered skful
VINO pronounced er in consumption that lobe Of
the lungs Was gone and she would more than
I'VE months About the first ot December 1855 called on Dr.
r Crane l46 ST. Joseph street. who examination Of
her chest and lungs and described
Do consider hopssss case Coz s. ares as
further ueercula she will have lung enough
than she had not been sick She then
much improved consider herself well as ever
Having every be graefu DR.. Crane to whom
o she eonsdes she her life present state Of
health have given this publicity that others suffering from
this hitherto hopeless disease might there
still hope they win themselves skin and ex
perience Of this scientific physician. SEMEN FIELD
fe3 2plt-lm Firm Of Read Field % Grayier st. n o.
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That the public Judge for themselves success
the Doctor in treatment Of the diseases his speciality fol-
loving certificates selected by chance from among
ranied -
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.Junaes n. Tno,,,,,sn
Or. George W. smith,

MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. All BROADWAY. tnsay Canal street, NEW YORx
jylS 7uks
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HI. II. BucEZeay.

= y = III "a II y n ,
No. Camp street,
Has recently received additions his new stock CONSISTING
Of
FINE GOLD wATcHEs,
For Ladies and Gentlemen fine SILVER HUNTING LIE
VERs, GOLD CHAINS BREAST PINS, EAR RINGS asa
FINGER RINGS etc. large of pure Coin sILyER-
WARE. complete assortment Of
Pebble Spectacles,
to suit sight The whole offered ut onabe prices
watches and Jewelry carefully repaired and warranted
de- 2pH .r
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Roots, Shoes and Byosa,ss,

DOOlS, Shoes and RTOUA1a6,
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditching BOOTS, Russo
BEodANs WOOL Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw and Capeaehy
HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST CO.,
No 10 Magazine street, New Orleans.
HATS, GAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE
We are constantly receiving general assortment SILK
Fur Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw, Palm Ne1icAp
and Wool HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST l. CO.,
jylS 2p&W 10 Magazine street
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.4ssff. equity
And
A N T T R H e u M A T I G
HENHE IDxG
DR.. LAVILLE'S PILLS and cordial.
This INFALIBLE remedy only cures bst prevents the
FITS softens the joints and pufes at the time the
whole system. This result characteristic constantly OBJ
tanned without injurious medicines being resoted clearly
shows that the partial pompousy called the
BY certain author is not alone aimed but serious lasting
and complete cure. without any danger whatever.
In order to fully understand this remedy which IS SO RAJ
TIoNAL AND SO CERTAIN, zee the PAMPHLET to be OBJ
tanned gratis from the agent.
H8rCenral Depot in New Orleans at EDWARD GULL
LOTS Drug Store las Royal street. between Toulouse and St.
Louis Qn Paris, at BERAL'S Drug Store de Ia Paix,
No. A9
E.B.-Beware of gross and malicious counterfeits.
fel 2p3tswlm EDWARD GUILLOT.
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Cabinet Makers

MATERIALS
OF Every Description.
Gilt Cornces Hair Cloth, Shades Cured Hair Ensm.1es
Cloth, Curtain Goods Cords and Tasses Varns Gjrpps nn
Frnges SPRINGS Buttons and Twine Glue, Picked Com
Oils Wall Paper, ETC., at the Low EST CASH PRICES Ey
HEATH & CO.,
m2S Zply No. rs Camp street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-24

RATHER "SoLD. Saturday night
last a young man residing in Congress ave-
nue., went into store with large three
quart pitcher which he had filled with CT
der. AS he was coming out he met Il
woman at the door, who Informed him that
she had sickness in her family, and WAS
under the necessity of procuring "some
whisky for family use" she did not like to
go into the store after it, she said, on ac-
count of the number of men inside, and
would be much obliged to him if he would
make the purchase for her. He said
that he should be glad, but that he had no
money with him, whereupon the woman
produced ten cents, with which he went in
and purchased the liquor. When he came
out he was somewhat surprised to find the
woman, the pitcher, and the cider, all miss
ing. He had ten cents worth of cheap
whisky to show for some five CT six shil-
lings worth of cider and pitcher He thinks
he shall not be in hurry to help another
woman " to a little whisky for her suffering
family" unless he can keep his eye on the
cider at the same time.-Neao Haven Pdlka'
| dunn.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-24

YANKEE ROBINSON IN TROUBLE.-A letter
in the Petersburgh Express, dated Nov. 9th,
Whitehall, Robson county, N. c., contains
the following particulars of another riot
with circusmen. The affair is thus de-
scribed:
A 6loody and exciting row occurred at
this place, this afternoon, about four o clock.
man named Grantham, who was inebri-
ated, attempted to enter Robinsons circus,
but was repealed by the door-keeper. A
difficulty ensued, in which the circusmen
and the friends of Grantham participated
The fight was very desperate-bowie knives
were used and pistols fired. Mr.. Leach, a
schoolmaster here, was killed by pistol
shot, and brother of Grantham was dan
gerously wounded in the same manner. He
is expected to die. One of the circusmen,
named Robinson-I have not learned wheth-
er he was the prOprietor-was dreadfully
stabbed on one shoulder. The wound is
about four inches in length, and went to the
bone. The matter will be legally investi-
gased. Writs have been issued for the arrest
of all parties concerned.
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Receipts by Railroad.

November %, 1859.
500 bush ear corn, Renner d Son; A barrels of
whisky, Allis i Howcs T; $50 bushels Wheat, lyle
heart Bros 10 bbls flour, L box, Brown & Ak
man rs bbls flour, /. A. CraTe 2 bxs hardware,
c. s. Wells 20 plates spelter, s. Orr; box of tin
Rocker, X. d Co.. 80 bxs mdse., p. G. o. Riley 4
Co. 2 bxs goods, Maghee & Co.; box of goods,
Slaughters & Dunkerson bXs mdse., Archer &
Maekey bale sheeting, j. Schulz crate, cask i,
Hollingswurth Bros. box, N. S. Thompson 6
bxs ndse. Roser Bros. & Co. L box mdse., Chas.
'DaloImpe l car load slaves, A. Defrees Is bags
rope, Preston Bros. box OF books, Bierbower &
Broughton boxes, bundle, c. Babcock cases
mdse;, E. Il. Hart, Paducah, KY; 20 bags b. w.
flour, doz mol 9, l box, VIM Cnldwell; l bale OF
mdse., X. b. Co.. 1 case mdse. w. p. Stoddard
q bdls hides l bdl wool, sacks rags, Wheeler d
Riggs bxs tobacco, 81 bags coffee, Bement q
Viee; , pkgs axes, box hardware, Geo. s. Son.
tag box clothing, L. Kahn 1 box dry goods
VIM. Hughes; 10 bags cloves, s. E. Gilbert & SO.
l case ndse VIM. M. Duncan 2 barrels, pkgs.
c. MeJohnston l box mdse., Kratz 4 Helman.
A. L. SCHRADER, Agent
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-24

B&s- A Cingalese tailor lately petitioned
Sir Henry Ward for leave to marry again,
as he had not seen his wife for twenty
years. He was thus made happy: I" His
Excellency the Governor having taken into
consideration tae petition of B. De Hoon, of
Handy, praying that he may be permitted
to marry again, has directed the petitioner
ing to do with settling matrimonial quar-
rels, but that his Excellency thinks that a
man who has not seen his wife for twenty
years, may fairly assume that he will not
see her again, and do his best to supply her
place"
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Nov. %, M.--Flour firm and
in good demand 400 bbls sold at 4 $50
5 90 for superfine; lO@5 40 for extra
Whisky steady, demand good; sales 100
bbls at 23.. Wheat active and advanced
Sc choice white quoted at l %; prime,
l 1901 81; sales of prime red at IL.
Oats in fair demand and steady at 44(945.
Rye in fair demand and steady. Corn in
good demand sales 1000 bushels in bulk at
As. Prime fall barley held at IS, 70 being
offered and refused. In hogs there is not
much doing; the demand is limited, partly
owing to the weather; holders offering to
sell at 5 IS; the receipts are about 1000
head. Groceries unchanged. Sugar and
molasses continue scarce at full prices; loo
bags coffee sold ut Ia.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-24

HARPER's FERRY, Nov. %, P. M.-Major
General Talefero arrived on the express
last evening, and assumed, under the direc-
ton of Gov. Wise, the command of all the
forces. General Taliefero does not super
cede Col. Davis, but was entitled by rank
to the command of the whole forces. Col.
Davis has been DISTINGUISHED under the anti
dueling act, from holding any Office, civil or
military, i'll Virginia. He has acted here as
an advising officer.
There was a rumor afoat to-day that
there was party of marauders in the
mountains near Cherry Run. The senti-
nels at Charlestown are reported to have
been fired on last night. Gov. Wise exhib-
it's no sort of fear of a rescue. He thinks
it best to have good force out.
In reply to gentlemen who had asked
him this morning if he had any fears, he
replied he ne ger had the least but he con-
siders it the finest opportunity ever offered
to put the State in military training. lie
said can now teach my boys how to carry
biscuits in their knapsacks and to arrange
bullets in their cartridge boxes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-24

C1NcrNNATI, Nov. 23-P. M.-There is a
fair business in -four and prices tend upward
superfne is held at 81 90. Wheat is offer
ed sparingly at 81 1901 IL for red, 10
al 20 for white. Corn 45c ready sale
Oats firm at As. Barley active at 70975.
Whiskey steady at %. Mess pork and ba-
con firm at last quotations. Hogs are held
higher, and the market is more active under
the influence of better weather; sales AT
$5 75O5 80. Green meats sell readily at
746S for hams, AZ for shoulders and "a
for sides. Exchange firmer at t premium
Uncurrent money heavy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-24

WASHINGTON, Nov. %, M--Our minis
ter to Spain, MIR. Preston, is expected home
by the next steamer. The President has
given him leave of absence for six months.
There is such information in Washington
as warrants the belief that all the difference
between the United States and Great Brit
ain growing out of the Clayton Bulwer
treaty, will soon be agitated through the
agency of Mr. Wyke, the English minister
to Central America. A part of the arrange
ment was the recent settlement of the boun-
Diary of British Honduras.
Thomas F. Meagher to-day brought dis
patches to the State Department from Min
lister Dimitry, of Costa RIGA, who, it APP
pears, has made favorable impression on
the Government of that Republic.
The President did not receive visitors to-
day, being engaged on his annual message,
which he expects 10 finish during the pres
ent week
Fifteen hundred cases are pending in the
u. S. Court of Claims, but 3 only are
ready for trial.
Judge Douglas is still confined to his
room, but he is gradually recovering bis
health.
Daniel b. Martin has resigned his com
mission as Chief Engineer IN the Navy.
| The various governmental offices will
be closed tomorrow, which will be gener-
/ ally observed here as Thanksgiving day.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Z. 4 W. LINE
EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE JOURNAL

CHARLEsTowN, Va, Nov. %, PN-Gov.
Wise left Harpers Ferry this morning for
Richmond, after receiving dispatch from
Gov. Packer, of Pennsylvania, rendering
him the services of 1000 men, and offer
ing to station n guard along the dividing
line between Pennsylvania and Maryland.
Gov. Wise returned thanks for the offer,
with the assurance that Virginia was able
to protect her honor.
After the departure of the Governor, Col.
Elliott addressed the military, telling them
it is possible they might have to undergo
arduous and perilous duties, and he felt
satisfied that if the venerated common
wealth should be invaded, they would effec
tually wipe out the stain.
Last night at o'clock an alarm was
given by one of the sentinels firing his
rifle. The military orders were immedi-
ately sounded from one end of the town to
the other, and the panic among the women
and children and some of the men-whose
nervous systems have become much disor-
dered by the late events-was very great.
Shutters were closed and lights extinguish-
ed in quick time. The excitement continued
until 10 o'clock, when it was ascertained
that the sentinel had mistaken a COW for a
man. She would not halt when he COM
manded, and he fired.
Another alarm at 3 o'clock this morning
was occasioned by the report of three guns.
A sentinel came rushing in and reported hav-
ing hailed three men, who instead of halt
ing fred at him. Scouts were sent out but
no men were to be found and the town was
in an uproar for the balance of the night
The fact is, the soldiers regard their present
occupation as "a frolic, and it is believed that
some of them under the influence of whis-
ky are playing pranks on their comrades
All have been quiet to-day.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-24

SACKvILLE, Nov. 23-P. M.-The agent
of the associated Press at Halifax, telegraphs
that further news in relation to the wreck
of the steamer Indian was expected there
hourly. The Indian has broken in two,
having parted amidships. Two of the boats
that left the wreck with passengers are miss
ing and nothing has been heard AS to the
whereabouts of the survivors.
Three lives were lost at the time of the
wreck. 1t is thought that some of the ar
ticles will be saved.
The steamship Delta which was Mt frs
supposed to be the wreck has arrived at Sid
ney. The locality where the wreck occur
ed is difficult to hear from, and nothing fur
Their can be obtained tonight in consequence
of the Nova Scotia line refusing to hold
their offices open.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-24

neg Oysters viii be in demand to-day,
and when we inform our readers that Mr..
FELKER, cor. of Main and Fourth streets re-
ceived fine lot by Express last evening,
we know they will rejoice. Mr.. F.'s oys-
tiers were gathered and imported expressly
for Thanksgiving day.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-24

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 23-P. M.-Advices
from San Augustine to the 18th inst, state
that General Twiggs had Issued orders for a
section of light artillery, four companies Of
infantry, two of cavalry, under Major Hing
Gilman to march to Fort Merrill on the Men
ces, and await instructions.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-24

BALTIMORE, Nov. 23-P. M.-The direct
ors of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company met to-day, reelected Mr.. Garratt
as President. Tweaty-one directors were
present and Mr.. CARAT received all but 8
votes.