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Iands aud ahie docurnents nnst il b a an - ~
President Pierce,s Veto of the INDECENT Insane Land m
The address Of Mr. Faulkner on the t,i,iect -
bsoyy m RaIirand Tsrnns Nv tsan,yraa ,stth ~. 49,
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EsteIla Glover Was the motherlsss daughter Of
rich Florida planter,
She had been her fathers pet and plaything
from her birth, and was the only recipient on
earth Of tho love Of his somewhat warped and ma
turalls harsh nature. Her mothcl had been ID
him an object Of almost total indifference, though
be had worshipped once, with all the fervor Of
youth, young girl whom he had sought for his
bride. Severed from her, as be believed BY false
hood, that love merged into hatred for bis success
full rival. This hatred had been Tie prevailing
passion Of his life. and the opposition with which
Edgar Maynard's suit had mat, was owing to his
being the sOn of this man; the mothers son, Nil.
Glover would have met with kindness, But lie
fathers couid expect no favor at his hands.
OF this history ID bis past, his daughter and Ed
gar wore ignorant. and they had often tried to
assign some cause for bis apparently unreasonable
denial Of their prayer they could discover none,
but they separated and placed their wishes in
allegiance to his will.
Mr. Glover y nearest neighbnr was Henry Duval,
q planter Of equal wealth with himself.
This man, though in possession Of all the requi-
sites for enjoying society led strange, aasocial
secluded life, and found ID Tho cynical mind of
Mr.. Glover his only congenial eompanionsiip.
Physically, nature had formed him IN her finest
mould. His tail and singularly elegant figure was
surmounted BY q head perfect In proportions !;
round lis broad, massive forehead. Inv heavy o,lrl
ing locks I'll raven hair: hs ewes we're Of midnight
biackness. VITA strange fre elsan,;na shrsyah
NJ The kinlinc Of aas ns, 81,
ana ciovipr A. ! $500,
ssr.st saesh
a.. - suelss1ses na'asaily into
= d,st.asts, eaes ~. = WIN ,le.r way
,ssa ,,.a.,,as 49, su.s IT.
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DIR. DAVIS

COMPOUND SYRUP OF WlLD CHERRY AND r4R
Under Influence dangerous cough is removed spit
ting blood prevented the breathing rendered aud
easy and the unfortunate sufferer from the
Consumption to healthy and comfortable
existence.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and Retail, by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
n and ISL GAartrss street.
Sole agents for the South
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DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER
guaranteed 70 be the most safe sd effective azent ever ~ sT
the destruction of these troublesome vetnu
Be sure and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE
sfR0fER as there manT spurious articles oEra fo
FOR SAFE BY J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
aa4 e&a1" Il and Isl Charities street
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Aleu- Grn ga SHEET. aoaay aaraas apd 2 1860.

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This Invaluable medicine prepared an extsnxa
pfaccc OF several years In bilious climate and known
to fail curing Fever and Ague any OF the disease. shr
named.
Those who are suffering from affections this kind A. also
those who have become invads from effects upon he
stiiaion, VIII IND the INDIA CHoLAGoGUsa most inyalu
able remedy for purifying the blood thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects OF bilious climate
The wonderful effects of ohoagpgue In Graduating bls fo
the human System ony explain eztraosdnay ~
she eedy hofeagh ahd permanent cue Of Fever Agas
and the various grades Of Intermittent ruitten Sav.
II has been tested In Thousands cases. sd h m
all who have used it, Of tho greatest Fever and ,a
remedies extant
Be sure and ask for Dr. esGooDs INDIA GHoL4 Goaug
as there are many coanterfeits offered for SALE
For sale In New Orleans wholesale retail ST uroprets
prices, by
j. WRIGHT & CO.
n and Isl chsrsres street,
General ASeals.
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Blsh Orleans 1ailp Grtsftut.
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL ., 1860.
fwti4sn aof shs Mes otiasus crssesai-l
xnw@. sEN. A&D EXPIRATION.
81 sEAts xxxoSfrsE

lwtiitsn lot siss Se~ osiesus crtsesatl
xpw&. sHN. A&D HxRIARI0S.
~ i Ears xxxoSfrsE.
h kik& xasst sasu9s should eysr stcai
94f sStr's delicious sky;
zzxf ssef Loves sweet III should feel
Anzst lzet Che geatless Sigh Il
III beautiful gsFden, that stopped to The musit
I'M Sewing waaers cf one Dc Florida's lcyelies
ntfeams, stood two beings, bright in The charms
youth.
They we're partinr parting I. IL might DO fol
yrars. And It snieft he for ever hope ana
1--we fhaf ill., liyit and heassn, surround fhe
world, T consolsd them for thcif present sepala.
t;on ana ba4is diem look forward to long years 81
rxmnipn
M fI,rax s,r ,,,u,s ,as wss young girio bcwil-
se,inp Ioyel;psss and her companion. wearing
she nro8d reesIify Of early manhood, was, as his
,srsss tssjsncea Il, 0fdrer III The navy. His eyes
rsxtssa 4slty sfd ksilasrIy on The sweet face mp
& snTSsa 81 ILL 80. sud he broken tones Of bis
vsjoe kSlokened suppressed agitation. As he said,
Ma s. 80 d pressure Of her white hand 70 his lips
{Sssd bye, good byt, Estelle well beloved,
6ood 6ys. No power Oh earth should take ME
~
tain rto1aotion, and by that means to gain you
nsat Sssnred, that the moment my Official duties
Wf1l r<fnit, shah BE with you again; and do moi
~ nem persuade you to forget me while an
Icne
Wafm Tears sNeiled in hereyes, and like e soft
dsws MhiclA feed Spring earliest buds, hung
Ssxlered there Il u she replied
All Edgar, that charge 8 unnecessary were
siusa. and unite III fate yours now; but be i
u ma so Indaleens n Al sase this, Icannot bear
q pesiiivsls disohey him. Without further effort
"a pbtain bis permission Perhaps, when you re-
tlfs, iii strange dislike will have ameliorated, and
xhen we wiIl feel 10 ven repaid for this present
axs4ice III or wishes to his but, see the sailors
~ signalling You, and for while, at least, We
r1szt par. y
Qlse molnent they stood, clasped heart to heart,
xnd lie next, Edgar Maynard was bounding hastily
down Is the 1nan.ofswar's boat waiting to convey
him 70 the ship anchored of the mouth Of the
streaHn.
Esa4iis stood Win parted lips, gazing intently
aftss him until intervening trees shut the boat
from her view, and then with a long sigh, like one
aMasang from sleep. she turned with slow steps
TOW ards the house, which was visible through the
opehlngs 3! te auAulaes sIoMtn surrounding Y.
on ner PAN vas 'ls'ae rustc temple sooiea ana
Haslea VAN ,'l1ss " aele siie
@ssea Aoi ,s 8 \" ~
save the sighs and sobs that wonld come with one
lrrepres bible shower Of tears.
This first outbreak Of emotion snbdued, she
Gained herself atll more By d mental supplication
for fhe welfare of the one SO nexpressibly dear
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-02
s. IL. NILMoG,ss PLANTERS, PATENTED
". co Z DIV Don CUTTER

The exclusive patent rights Of the above purchased
BY Of gentlemen of the city of the
States p onisiana Mississippi Alabama Arkansas Tennssee
Forda Texas and South Carolina All parties wishing to pur
chase parish county State rights OF machinery, can
obtain the same by applying the undergned, who
agent for the above company.
F. W. G. COOK,
:. No. Sc Natchez street, New Orleans.
Refers tsMessrs Martin Gordon, Jr., N o. M s. Bri.
gur, Ascension La DR.. g. W. Campbell Ibersle La Cap
tain D. a. Landry NJ o. g. q. Bogert. N o.; G. r. Mre st.
James.
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CHAPTER ".


a 'sas 81 !, Two Nhea as ne nowe
Eirst warned hir ~ H. danssras ean,
OF softns,s passing Ser his soul.s
III thus he persisted, Heaven receive his seul.n
Notwithstanding that Duval had left Estelle sinh.
dned he exnected on meeting her agaip Ia And her
once more indignant and defiant.
This. however was rot 90 far on a servant,s
delivering bis MESSAGE at The library door .ba
made faint signal of assent and sunk hack in tho
same rigid woe that had enyeloped her since their
last interview.
Duyal would not hermit the servant tn accom.
many him tn the door az certa;n wo, be tho. a.,
ontbrea, Of nassion wou,d greet bis entrance
oh how different from iii authorization
A male snirit Of grief sat entbroned on ber brow
and swayed her sonl for a kingdom.
She lifted no annealinp glance tn Haven far
unaided. encompassed on all sides she felt de-
serted Nv Goa and man The very stranganess a.
the nrocaa3;n9s hrt tarrifa5 bar tbe n,ora and
with that glance burning in her brain she felt that
she must uerforce cease to struggle. and Weld To
the masterdom written IN those ewes.
Drva, nonsaa haeora o,tor;n,, f,r !. Glance -
coonize fis nrasance hnt .s name came ha closed
the door and advanced half ,vav aeross tho room,
Eatoi,a s,;,y s,n1 l., ~ ,rh;oh saa,,o1 u
ba - oyaroo,at a. .+,oa ,;to o,a haroft - -,
,a;a,,.,,a-s -, 81,
face when with tho nncontro,labla ;mnpsa ~ a
onilelase cb;la TIA Tho snhn;ssiveness ~ oentla
slave sba atarted for.,ara ana ba,fhard;na hafora
him closnoa III o,.ta,aoa bond ard ,,ressnr 4
for an ;nstant to bor slovv,v heating baart rasod
1, ond ,o;d bar oo,,;nl, h.,,, no, - In. -
For all alse he nod haan nranarad INIT for mi.
this nrostratdn tb;s hov;no in the 5nst that like
an a,ectr;c snarIr roaninotad tho goodness and
manliness NJ b;s nature
Tha teronast /, ,,;a 49,, "a zinc cot; bost;u
and even rnde,v he snatcbed his hand from her
grasp. and with hurried and maven stem sonpbt
tho recess of 4 w;ndow
Far 4 mamant no nansed and tried 10 stil, ia
20 p;no bo t,rnod Il ls,to,o and assa v.d IN anaa
Init in the vb;rl of contond;no emot;ons the words
,;oa voi,a,a,, "a ,,sa ha aorIa h,, +,,rr
AMI ,eava no 49,
AGAIN he maalv s,nrrad bis snortinp steed oyer
b;il ana o,,.. III. =, y. tr;aa In ,.in ~ tbro,v
awav mamorv of tbose taars that still noistened
his hapa.
4 woman,s tear n thinp indeed. that eonld II
have spoken. would have told of an agonizipe
heart and a madaeninq brain--a woman,s tear Of
submission had half torn asunder the stony portals
or liz heart
Wild words hurst fsom his lins.--
"Giye her up2 shonld, | woald, but God Of
Heaven, love her--loye herr
She does NOT return. No-but have conquered
her, and could not infuse into her q part Of what
Inow feels
On ON f,an,.o,o ,;tt1a ,,otter tbongb yva tonn,a
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BLOWS. PIONs, PI,Oyys,-IN STORE AMI

BLOWS! PLpEs. PLOyVs.-IN STORE. AND
receiving direct from the Fartoy, The following
500 Roht Halls Peacock and Wrought Mould board PI0WS
Il, 2, 3 and4
l50 ditio Maysylle pattern with and without Cutters.
$50 II III 4 Sears Valley Pl4OW, with extra PointH
loco John Kings Cary FLOWS plain and extended Bars
$50 l3al.enges Sugar FLOWS.
80 Ballenger's Fnke PL0WS
a0o Fartett Comans with andasithont Cutters
l50 Balls FLOWS, 2tof, with and without Cutters
l0D cotton Sweep ultirators All and 9
For sale by JOHN ID. BEIN 4 SON,
te6 50 and 81 CHnh street.
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,uILp1Ne MATERNAL. BRICKS, F1aEwooD

y. DEMoRUELLE, Dealer,
AT The Old Basin, OF Toulouse and Franklin.
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL. sueh az
Lime White and Yellow Sand Cement Plaster Of Paris Shin.
giles Isth Slaves Also English American Fire
Bricks and all kinds of Ffrewood
ana iy
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J. WRIGHT & GO.
.aIED1CAI.......'h ihiDlcALs

WINER,s CANADIAN VERMIFUGE
SAVES THE CHILDREN
This ii the only remedy against Worms N he husn
famchjngs that are 80 faa desruetiyeto children.
Save the Childreni
Let mothers timely warned and NOT allow these child msr'
derers to remain In the Systems Of their Offspring
that
wINER's CANADIAN yBaaiFuGE
will at and for banh the reptiles and the young wiz
be saved. Think of this.
Colonel vasser Of Mississippi in letter 10 ". vescy Esq
the Aberdeen Conservative thus winds his communication
on tho value Of this medicine h family my exfs
nehee mas convinced that in the experiment have made
wh "ners Canadian Yermifuge is due to suffering human
ny o. wei az 70 the manufacturer OF medicine msks
public the result Of my Observations
'tSlgncdl " II yAssERo
The Fermifnge Is for sale wholesale and retail BY
y. WRIGHT Il CO.,
n and i5l Charities street,
Sole Propris.oFs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-02
JACOBS, ART GALLERY. o. DAMP STREET

3D. New 0rleans-E. Jacobs at Lis old post again
The snbscrher respectfully informs the patrons of
this celebrated aguerreoype Abrotype and Photograph
lery, established in 1872 that he has
the services Of Mr. EJAGoBs the original proprietor has
Just returned from Europe with all improvements in the
the art Patrons therefore rely being furnished with
portraits of the finest finish,
Miniatures all sizes in oil coors ivory other material
SO as 70 suit the taste and price Of ALL will be
passable style Photographs life pictures
public private buildings Of machinery will taken
any size required, either plain painted.
The best artists in the United States employed all
work done will he guaranteed TO give satisfaction.
Instruction given in the
The Gallery elegantly fitted with extensive collection
Of works of and yeu and ladies and gentlemen respect
fully invited to visit
Frices moderate. Terms cash delivery
o24 in L. a. JIPNAN
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GALE OF LOTS IN A NEW CRY.
a CHANCE TO INVEST IN REAL. ESTATE AT FER.
GusoN'S POINT, THE EASTERN TERMINUS
OF THE NJ O. a r. r. RAiIRoAp

On MONDAY, April IS 1850 will be sold at public ancton
without about half the choicest owned by the
MsssFpi oaaehta and Red River Railroad Company Fer
OF said od plan of the embryo city by call
irg Capt W. H. Dawson, Chief Engineer Of the road
above point Gnehaf OF the purchase money viii he required
t. b paid II cash on the day q sale and The remainder he
from date Six miles of the Road will be completed by day
of sale, and The running the Bayou Macon.
better chance for the investment of capital never
seted the prospects of the rapid completion Of the Road
through the bottom such leave that
soon n actual operation city will spring Up years
that will rival Memphis In Importance and
which will sell for five hundred dollars the Will
that time be worth as many thousands
JAS. THOS. ELLIOTT,
President N. o. < II. r. Railroad.
BAH who hold certificates Of paid Stock win be emit
tied free the the day Of SALE they
respectfully invited avail themselves Of this invitation
ba nrasaD yp1T
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DIR. OsGOoD'S INDIA CEsoLAGottJE
-ou2Rs-
Fever and Ague, Chis and Fever Dumb Asue Iuerls,,
and Remistent Fevsrs Liver Complaint, Jaundice En-.
largement Of the Liver, Enlargement az The
Spleen, and all ths various forms Of
BILIOUS BISRAsRS
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GREAT POLITICAL WORK
Encyclopedias.

cLuskEy's POLITICAL TEXT Boog.
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GEO. mENsMAN. STATE TAX COLLECTOR FOR
W e Fourth District has removed his office from Rousseau
10 No 69 lesee street, between Josephine and Adele
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-03

The hotels are crowded, people often
sleeping three in u bed, and one hears moth
ing talked of but patrolmen," surface iu
dications, boring 'sterritory," pump
ing, &C; landlords, doctors, lawyers, min
listers, blacksmiths, and almost everybody
has an interest in Il well bored or being bor-
ed. As to the election, it is entirely forgot
ten in the eagernesS Of securing fortune
A politician drove up TO old Father Ray
mond s Rural House, in Franklin, (the old
man has two wells pumping fifty barrels
daily,) and after getting his dinner, COM
menced pumping the old gentleman by ask
ing, /" How is politics ?" Don't know any
such well around here, replied Il. /" But,
says the stranger, "what is the prospect for
Douglas or Breckenridge - ''Oh, says
Boniface, " / don't know; it all depends
on whether there are any surface indica-
tons But continues his guest, "will
fusion go down among you Oil~diggers -
" Fusion, eXclaimS the landlord, well, /
don't know; some of those fellows called
biologists says that there must be fusion
down below, but my opinion is that the
| ID has something 20 40 with it down
there before We get it,. " But, says the
politician, are YOU not in favor of squatter
sovereignty in the Territories p No, /
will shoot anybody who dares to squat on
( any of my territory and | own four miles
/ on Sandy Creek Give me my horse,
SAYS the stranger-aud vamoosed.
tours, NASSAU.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-03

KEEPING HoRsEs' FEET AND LEES IN Or
DER-If | were asked to account for my
horses legs and feet being in better order
than those of my neighbor, l should attrib-
ute it to the four following circumstances :
First, they are all shnd with new nails. so
placed in the shoe as to permit the foot to
expand every time they move; second, that
they all live in boxes instead of stalls, and
can move whenever they please third, that
they have two hours daily walking exer-
else when they are not at work and fourth,
that have not a headstall or trackchain in
my stall. These four circumstances com
prehend the whole mystery of keeping
horses legs fine, and their feet in sonnd
working condition up to good old age
Mites
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-03

ANTIDoTE 10 ABsENIc.-In England on
the 9Th ult., nineteen dogs were poisoned
with arsenic, in order to test the value Of
an antidote-Sulphuret and Sesquioxide Of
Iron Five of the animals were left to their
fate and all died out of the fourteen others
to whom large doses of the antidote were
given, only two died.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-03
~ ~ FU0ITI7T-e . '7TV I77.'0''1 7 0---
TpEoUr. PA. October 10. 1850.


The name of this place is pronounced by
the natives Tiddeynte, and is famous for its
oil wells. As / have Just passed through
all th e a" oil region, | will give your read
ers a sketch of what and heard, as the
excitement created by the discovery of coil
mines is almost equal to the California
gold fever | left New York at c P. NJ, and
should have been in Pittsburgh, Pa, the
next day at l P NJ but we ran over cow
about 20 miles from Pittsburgh. the cars go
ing at the rate of 30 or 40 miles per hour
which threw the baggage and five passen-
ger ears down An embankment, nearly 20
feet, head over heels, and caused a complete
smash up. The cars we were in turned over
several times, and left the roof with nearly
all of Us passengers in it, emptying its con-
tents ont as you would potatoes from bas-
ket. One car went over the left bank, and
the baggage car and other passenger cara
down the right The track was complete
ly destroyed, and car wheels, trucks, &c,
were Scattered in every direction. 1t was
an awful scene; people screaming blood
streaming from cuts and wounds-but, mi
raculous as it may seem, out of 300 or 400
passengers, only two or three, and a brake
man, were much injured, and they not per-
mauenuy for life. The Company sent ont
a special train from Pittsburgh, with doc
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-03
Presidential Electoral Ticket.
Electors for Tho State at Large.
WILL CUMBACK, of Decatur.

Will co MBAUk, Of Decatur.
JOHN L. MANSFIELD, of Jefferson.
District Electors
lst Dtstrict-Cyrus NJ. Allen, of Knox
I'd District-JOhn W. Ray, of Clarke.
Sd District-MOrton G. Hunter, of NJ ouroe
4th District-john Fl. Farquhar, of Franklin
9Th District-Nelson 1rusler, Of Eayette
9th District Reuben A. Riley, of Hancock
It'll District-JOhn Hanna, of Putnam.
sth District-Samuel A. HUFF, of Tippecanoe
eth District-James n. Tyner, of Miami
10th District-Isaac Jenkinson, of Allen.
18th District-Dayid o. Daley, Of Huntington.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-03
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
q A NNIBAL 81 AMLIN

OF MAINE.
BHn 81 LOVE MY COUNTRY MORE THAN
LOVE MY PARTY. "-Hdnni6aJ H0mIta.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-03
Ely ORsE .EUCTEO.N'--W'E WIAA

HI have an Auction on Saturday morning No
vsmber Sd, in front Of Auction Room, corner
of Main and Third street at 10 o'clock for the pur
pose Of ceiling horses, those who wish honses sold
Will bring them forward, and those wishing TO buy
will do we'll 10 be on hand. there several
houses already bespoke 10 sell
novl-3td IL NELSON, AnetioneeT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-03
LADIES AND GENTS:

IHyHR H'ORED'S F.EKR rs STILL
II open ut Ne. 8 Second street-TOOm for few
more Come and lOok-no trouble to show those
COSY little dove and tan cUlored Caters Give
call, and know you will buy Glove Kid, French
i'll and Morocco Polka Boots, OF the most exquisite
STYLES ever offered in this market Misses and
Children's Caters of every sHade and color Kid
an! Morocco Of every style, with and without
heels Copper tipped OF various kinds, OF the i'm
proved patent
Gents fine Patent Leather aud Calf Boots made
10 ORDER OF the best imported stock We have had
for years Glove Kid Patent Leather, Calf and
Morocco Congress Gaiters-exCelsior, la mode
Made by the most fashionable and best wOrkmen
to be tOund--eur Eastern cities not excepted
Friends, come On--strangers, give US a trial.
JOHN RASCH,
mArHI NJ. Second St, Evansville. Ind