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Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-08
For The gsss,,e sna Comet
A HUNDRED YEARS To COME.



Dedicated 10 my "JiHs Sing Birf.. sf Rsad,s1
Ssmina,v. Baion Rouge, Ia.
I %, me down the o'hs, night.
Beneath en- sssd tree.
And svs,y brssss that sestsa by,
s.srosd tbropgsd with thoughts for me.
ssssd upon the crimson light.
Shed from The sinking sun,
And wondered Rrwepid he the same.
A hundred years 10 come.
Tbs hum of busy life vas borne.
Paint from sseb villsgs strsst,
The woodland sounds of trees and brooks.
We've mingled sad snd sweet.
Oh 4 Who can tell what time shall do,
Ere It's os.seisss sands have run,
ClipkioE along the dying hours,
A bupdrso ys.,s 10 some.
wbo'il tread the paths that nov We tread,
And own our happy honest
WHOM wake the air with mirth sudioy
And i,isndship's winning tonsst
Not one, oh no, not one.
Shall toll snd hope. will laugh sigh,
A hundred yssrs 10 come.
The trees will wave ss proudly then,
And flowers ss swsstly bloom.
And Nature all the same will show,
Its shades of light and gloom
The shy wiiibs as beautiful.
The stars spd tirelsss Sun,
Though every beating heart is stillsd,
A hundred years 10 come.
Ths'rpipd Of power. The men Of might.
within our Halls ~ state,
Famed for their ,houghtsspd sloqasnos,
In s.ispee and debate -
The pulpii-ors,or whose work.
vor m.p is nobly done.
Shall all alike he silent.
Ahupdrs1 years 10 come.
The man who Tolls snd pants 70 win
Ambiti"p's honors nov
The Herd who would win the vrssth.
Ofisursl f,r his brow
The Poet with his Iyrs shall sleep,
Its every chord npstrupg,
And IN. Sculptor and tbs Printer.
A hundred years 10 come
The youth With buoysnt hopes of life.
swellins his bosom now
The maiden with the clustering ourls,
Upon sunny brow
The child With shou,sef noisy gles,
Its journey just begun.
Shall rest ss sleep the aged.
A hundred years b. ooms.
The lordling IN his spoisp, halls,
The ssff and cringing slave,
The proud who crush the innocent,
The coward and the brave
The mother and her ibfsnt babe,
The father and the son.
They all must share the ssifssms fate,
A hundred years 10 cope.
The sufferer by anoths's sin.
Bstrsyer and bsirsysd.
The murderer and bis victim,
Shall aide by sids be laid,
The petty cares sed troubls now.
That seem Of life the sum,
How trining and unworthy thought,
A hundred years 10 come.
Kingdoms shall rsnd and pass away.
And Kings in dsslh be attn,
Republics rise, and changes march
Bssprs mans iron viii,
Inventions and discoveries vast,
In seisnes one by one.
More than We dream shall then appear.
A hundred years 70 come.
They who nov hll with war and blood.
Vale. mountain. hill and glen,
The eonqusror and tho conquered viii
Alike be conquered then.
But pauss-snd think--whsn all these years
with all their dreams are done,
Where shall We millions souls srist,-
A hundred years 20 come. -.
LAHn GAsr, Dee, 1890.
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- 1t is semi-officially denied
that Miss Lane is the author of
"Rutledge."
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r. Upwards of 100000 people
lived within dozen miles of the
Boston state-house.
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SITUATION WANTED.

DYa young Lady "a graduate Of Louis
ID lana, as teacher in private family.
FOR particulars apply ~ this Office.
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CREOLE GUARDS.

THE MEMBERS Of The "Creole Guards.
1 are hereby notified, that there will be
msssing OF that Company, at the Once Of J. @. MI
stafford, ESQ. on SATURDAY EVENING, thsQ
sth inst, ct halfpast Q o'clock.
JAS. COOPER, Secretary.
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SuAWLSi sIIAWLSii

+ AIDES IN need of sbswis, would do well ~ eal-
Lat our slore and insIsct ou- assortment In this
line which We sell at low prices, 10 compete with
any firm In town.
DALsUEfMER, sfMOH co.
novp Corner Laurel and Third street.
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I)T Ed

Recently, at Brattleboro, Vt, JOSIAH
BARKER, aged "a years, who for many
years was q well-known and talented su :
gar planter Of Manchac, La, where he had
a large circle Of acquaintances, who deeply
regret his demise.
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BATON nOU0s BONNET sTOnE.

MOTTO-rirst In Fashion, Cheapest In p lee
wi Magnificent assortment ~ BoBnsts and all
tbs Novelties In the Millinery line. Ladies' in this
district and ~ t.,e surrounding country are re-
spsctfuI,y invited 10 call and sfaDins my stock
octzs YAssfg T. oCOHNoR.
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The Extraordinary Session.

A. d., 1860, the Extraordinary Ses-
sion Of the General Assembly, cali
cd by Proclamation Of his Excel.
lency, Gov. Tbos. o. Moore, will
assemble at tho Capitol in this city.
Tho building is prepared for the
event Il has been busted down,
washed up, painted over furnished
with fresh pens and paper, twipe,
inkstands, soap and sand for the
work, and is patiently awaiting
the expiration Of n few hours TO
bring about the appointed time
Thus far, but few of the members
have come in, and that few, not
very we'll posted M to what will be
done--how IL will be done. etc. SO
profound IL tho secret locked in the
undergarmonta Of the leading spir-
its Of the times, that town.talk aud
ordinary gossip has not thus far
dared to discuss the programme
From the fact that the party papers
have already begun 10 talk Of the
merits Of distinguished gentle.
men" for tho Convention which is
% be, and recommend them in the
languages of their most potent elo-
quence as iit, on account of their
open secession and disunion views.
the inference IL, that n Convention
has already been agreed upon by
our masters, and the work cut out
The press of New Orleans has al
ready signilied its will In the mat.
ter. and IL is admitted to have its
influence. The Dcitd's suggestion
will possibly have most weight for
several reasons. The Dcita suggests
target shooting. Under the wis.
dom of its head. which has been
scattered about loosely and prodl.
gally for the past month, bill will
pass into law under which one half
Of the people Of each Parish may
go sogeriDg TO shoot at TARGETS
Tho Cresoent thinks that any feel.
ing Of conservatism 10 very silly.
and all tho influence which may be
used TO hold on to the skirts of
leaders to guide them with judg-
mont aud discretion. 80 as to pre-
vent Louisiana from making IA
great d fool of herself as some Of
her silly sisters, will be-ougM 10 BE-
just 80 much strength wasted.
In view of the fact that this
newspaper wields an immense in.
iluenco amounting almost to a gi.
ants power, we tremble in the per-
formance of the duty which re.
quires us TO make suggestion. II
we had anything to suggest it
would be something like the fol-
lowing: That the conservative por-
ton Of the General Assembly, may
be able by concert of action, 20
far 30 defeat the programme M to
have the question Of Convention or
no Convention submitted to the peo-
pie. A call direct would be with
out precedent in the history of the
State. 1t will give rise to two par
ties, when the desire is TO have as
near unity Of sentiment as possi-
bic. We know that there are some
Democrats Of the old school in that
body-gentlemen who will have a
reasonable respect for public opin-
ion and consider how and when
they were clothed with the author.
ity they are called on to exercise
in the Extraordinary Session.
Now, the people will feel keenly
how the influence Of their legisla-
ture has been weakened by the
passage Of "Retaliatory Resolu-
tions' in the past, and senseless re-
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THE WEEKLY DELTA,

THE THANKSGIVING SERMON,
delivered In New Orleans on Thsr.dsy, Novsm
her 10th. tsG0-for sale BY
deo5 "a ,. MCCORMICK.
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BUILDERS MATERIALS.
LIME-200 Barrels Richards Cape;
CEMEST-50 Barrels Rosedale;
PLAsTER-20 do. beat quality;
HAIR-2Co Bushels Long staple;
BAND-20 Barr-is white Lake sanc
sAND-2nO0 Barrels Bar Sand;
MALBLE DCsT-lo Barrels Nsv York.
nov2a JOSHUA BEAL.
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JUST RECEIVED

L'ROM France and for sale by Mr.. The
II ophlls bertrand, a large assortment
Of Embroidery, consisting Of Collars,
Sleeves, Muslin and Jacopet, Valencienbss
and Goipure ssts, Jaconst and SWISS
Bands. Linen Yokss and Bands, Hand
ksrobiefs, Kesfs and Sails for brides, Cloaks
and Shswls, silk Dresses, Ribbons, Flow
ers, Straw, Velvet aud Silk BonDets. Shirt
ut the lowest prices. dec4.
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sILKsi sILKsii SILKS

JUST KECEIFED AT THE
y y . i L E'B . T . r 4
rBIFD srsssr, Ovyosus rLs BASE.
A SPLENDID assortment Of Rich silt Dresses,
n striped and Plsid, all of which will be sold
At gt-stly reduced prices.
BLACK Silks.
We will offer st crest bargains, Ladies' will do
we'll 10 call aud examine the goods and price a.
THB PEoPbEs sroHf,
deed Third street, opposite the Bank.
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Proceedings Of the House.

In the House, Mr.. Sherman from the
Committee Of Ways and Means, reported
a bill making appropriations for the pay
ment Of invalid and other pensions also
a bill for the support Of the Wes; Point
Academy. Referred to Committee on the
Whole.
Tho homestead bill was taken mp and
passed by l29 against 76.
After the passage Of tho Military Acad-
emy and pension bills, the House adjourn
ed.
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wlNTGA LIN 90OO0
AT TrG-
p PEOPLE'S STORE
TmED ST., OPPOSITE rHs sAsK.
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
ARE NOW OFFERED at the above establish
"A msnt, 10 those who have not yet laid In
their winter supplies Of
LADfEs DREss GOODS,
CLOAKs and SHAwLs,
HOUSE FURsIsHIs0 GOODS,
LADIES aud MISSES HOSIERY,
they can have them at New Orleans Cash Pres.
Our stock IL complsts and We fstter ourselves
that In point of styles, quality and cbespness
cannot be excelied BY any other house this side
Of New Orleans. We chserfully invite the sttsn-
tion Of the citizens Of Baton Rouge and vicinity,
10 our present varied assortment which cannot
be surpassed, TO tboss who srs in doubt let thsm
call and examine the goods and prices and give
US q fair trial, that's all We ask. Our Motto !
Cheap for Cash.
o. sCHMALIssxY 4 CO.
novzT Peoples Store.
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A GREAT REpICTION IN PRICES.
Dry Good. .s a.awesa Prices.

Dry Goods ct Hsssueed Prtees'
TN order 10 reduce the stock st the Philsdsi-
II pbia Cheap stors, all the goods will now he
sold a. cost Tor CASH. All persons In vsnt ~
any goods In their line viii find IL 70 their inter
sst 10 csll and judge for themselves. silts. Pop
Hss. De LANES and Dress Goods ~ all kinds at
very low prices at the
deco PHILADELPHIA CHEAP STORE.
sTRAYED OR sTOLEN
I'RON the residence Of his owner -
il near Baton Rouge, on sunday, %
ibst. q SETTER boo shout tvo years Old, rs,bsr
thin In hssh. deep ysiiDw or orange oDiDr, White
or blaze fsee. white breast, busby tsil and an
swsfs H. the name oil Holls q liberal reward will
be paid for his rscovsry. Information left st this
Offles. dsf5
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IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
Exciting Speeches in th. Senate.

wAsHreroE, Dec. 5.-In the ssnste to-
day Mr.. Hale, Of New Hampshire, made =
watliks speech on the political state Of the
country. lie was followed by Messrs Iysr-
son. Of Georgia, wigfsll, Of Texas, and
Brown, Of Mississippi. all Of whom made
strong disunion speeches.
Suspension Of tbs Federal Treasury.
wAsHiseToE. Dec. 5.-Ths Federal Tres
sufy suspended specie payment to-day. a
delay of tho Treasury note bill is also OF
peoted.
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MATTRESS TICKING.

DECEIVED THIS MORNING. A YREsH SUP.
IL ply Of tie above named article, Of q very su-
perior quality which We offer Is per cent below
the re guiar market price.
8 scHNALISsKY&C0
nov20 Peoples Store, Third street.
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The Secession Question.
Further OF the Senate Debate.

WAsHfFsToE, Dec 5.-In the Senate, To-
day, Mr.. Powell, Of Kentucky, moved the
reference TO special committee Of that
portion Of the message relating topoliti-
cal affairs.
Mr.. Green of Missouri offered q resolu-
ton of inquiry into the sxpsdiency Of es-
tablishing an armed police force in the
border States, both slave and free, for the
purpose Of maintaining peace, and ereou-
ting the fugitive slave law.
Mr. Hale, Of Now Hampshire, attacked
the Presidents message, and said IL failed
30 look the secession movement In the
face.
Mr.. Brewn, Of Mississippi, neEt spoke,
and said, "Jet ma separate"
Mr.. tvsfson, Of Georgia, said the with
drawing States disolaim allegiance. We
intend to 60 out Of the Union before the
4th Of March, yeaoesbly if we can, forcibly
IL We must. Five States will GO out, and
Louisiana and Arkansas will call convsn-
tons pretty soon.
Mr. wigfall, Of Texas, thought the Pres
ident would precipitste the measures he
intends TO avoid.
Mr.. Salisbury said Delaware would not
do anything to lead 10 separation Of the
Statos.
Tho Hanate than adioutned,
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SPECIAL ES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-20
JOSEPH WALLER, Prcs't
Il. L. HAYDock, Secretary.
STATE OF NEW YOR
To the Public.


n far, have been very wet ones, causing many
of uur rivers tO overflow their banks, buck
ing up the water in the creeks and bayous, aha
flooding "a considerable extent tiIe bottom
lands; when { he rivers recete, which may he ex-
peced then the large surface OF decaylng veg
etable matter posed To tis scorcing rays of the
summer sun, produces the malaria, which proves
fatal in it's course, sweeping whole States, ana
sparing neither age nor sex in its conquerin
march.
After a residence of more tlnn twenty years
the middle aud Southern States, we think wOi have
discovered u nediciue which, Ia certain extent,
is Al preventative OF the attacks OF bilious fever
asue, Nc, and ) such we recommend oar MhsuoiIa
Whisky.
We wish the public To understand that we are
not urging upon them the of strong Liquors as
beverage. We are and always have been, opposed 10
their being used ia that way, but il people will use
them as snch let them have by all means a
pure article. that VIII keep them in health, and
engthen instead of shortening their lives. We pro-
for medicinal purposes, aud "a little for the st0m-
achs sake, if required, and will challenge an IN
spection by the best chemists in this any other
country, to find any iIhpHrity or adulteration in
the " Risky branded by us, "A His & Howe Is Mag
noiia. 1t is warranted, as il is distilled from the
corn, rye, wheat, with slight addition of good
cistern water. We have doubt many persons
have been ruined IN health, if not actually killed, by
drinking bad whisky, the greater the reason that
Allis Howes' pure Magnolia should Ice in gen
ersl use Just received and in store for sale
10 y pipes ass ii BTandies (0idt from to 81 70 gal
II u pipes do lold) from 3 . 81 e. gal
pipes Holland Gin; 3 pnncheons old Rum.
AD25 ALLlS a HOW ES. Wafer st.
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The YIrfne on a Comma.

The transposition ola comma has before
now caused many a nervous author to swear
and break things; and no wonder, for
one comma out of place will sometimes
change the meaning of an entire sentence
The importance of placing punctuation
marks in their proper places will readily De
seen in the following examples OF mispunc-
tuation. A New York paper, in announc-
ing the wreck of vessel near the Narrows,
says:
"The only passengers were T. B. Nathan,
who owned three-toarths of the cargo and
the Captains wife y
A New Orleans editor, recording the ca
reer of a mad dog, says:
We are grieved TO say, the rabid animal,
before he could be killed, severely bit DR..
Hart and several other dogsT
We heard good Methodist preacher once
go on in this way:
CAS- | was riding along once on one OF
those beautiful Western prairies, with my
dear old wife, who has since gone to heaven
in buggy -
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N 5-A-HS EMPRESS CO.H Ks-E-N-X.-
SE NEW ARRANGEMENT
The ADAMS EXPRESS C0arANY respectfully an
nounee to their friends and patrons, the public of
Evansville and vicinity, that. with increased fnci-
flies for the transportation of
n = q II =, 4 4 q Il 4 e. ES
~ . N J 4 " II y 4, ~ n L Els
They solicit continuance of former ftvorS Es-
peciai care taken in the collection OF Bills Drafts
Notes. and the transportation of small and valuable
pack ages.
All persons wishing Ia avail themselves of the IA
cfties of the Express, obtain any desired infor-
ulation ia reference to the routes aud details of the
business, at their Oiice Oh First street betNeer
Main and locust, opposite the Post Office
de ~ q. a. FISH AGENT
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ANUFACFTU REfS AND BUILDERS OFSTEAM
ENGINES AND BOZ LERS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Serews
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
R'hrnsing Machines &c.
EVANSN lille. IND. .
ESVfE PROPRTETORS or THE CITY FOUN
E dry beg leave to inform their friepds aud the
public in general, that they are prepared to do an
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
and every thing aptIertanhig 10 tbs Foundry bust
ness Thes .iniisetSring STEAM bNaiNFs Ans
BuuFHS Of any size and power required Saw mlll
Machinery and Mill Tearing OF any size bsti-
icry ANA Aiming Mapitinery, Tnlac-O Screws, Gum
ming Machin,~A ThntshinE Machines, Mali Milla,
iorscl,, Wer,, Gorishrets, ncllinery OF all endg
made and repaired. Iron aud Brass Castinsn of
every ,esrril tion IRON llon5eIrol,ts Cellar Grats
DC CuekiH,s aud HEATING Stoves of the latest inn
proved patterns :, Hollow Ware Dog Irons, TO-
RRFN mrs DIST I.i.EES,- RECTl FIERS, &C,
Supplied with every description ct Copper arc
Sheet " Ork, brewing Kettles, RFiligef1iofs.
81 TEN urttui=, sarg,.S, Stilhesds ana Nrotais Oh
Yeast Jugs Cans, sypl'ons- &c.i Copper. L'sd ans
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass ana Iron Pumps oi every
variety for Leer, Spirits oiis he: Brass C"cks and
Valves, Steam Whistles. &c fa.t
MuIimc sent Ia ali PARIS to fit UP work aitd do
repairs Steuu Rollers, Copper and sheet Iron
Old META LIS BOUGHT. -
They are dealing in and selling Aliens Improved
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tn
bling, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine,
Stephen Hughes Flour Separations, Gt IMAM Roit-
ing Cloth Gum Elastic Reting, Packing, nos--, &C.
of the best kind; Tnplate, Sheet Iron, Block TIN.
Pig Iron, Babit Metal spelter, Fire Brick.
They haNe every facility OF the bert Machinery
and work men, and viii give MI work entrusted a.
them, their individual attention, filling orders
promptly, warrantine their work. AMI are satisfied
with reasonable prices.
r@5- Office and s.lr Rooms, No. GO Main street,
Founder y, Boiler Yard aud Machine Shop ON Pine
street, between First aud Second streets, Evans
/ vile, Indiana. decT
E7ssFHB.EJV-as' sCssAEs.--we n.~o on
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ACQUITTAL OF YOU'VE BRowNLow.--The
following dispatch explains itself:
KNOXVILLE, April IA, l86O.-John b..
Brownlow was triumphantly acquitted by
jury. The Judge told the jury be would have
rendered the same verdict if he had been
one of their number w. G. BRowNLow
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LADIES AND GENTS:

TEfAE u'ORED EsS4k Is Still
~ open AT Ne. Second street-rooIn for a f.,
more. Come and loOk-no trouble 10 show those
cosy little dove and tan colored Caters. Give
call, and know you will buy Glave Kid, French
Md and Morocco Polka Boots, of the most quisie
styles offered in this market. Misses and
Children's Caters of every shade aud color id
an Morocco of every style, with aud without
heels Copper tipped of various Kinds, of the inn
prsved patent
Gents fine Patent Leather and Calf Boots made
to ORDER of the best imported stock have had
for years Glove Kid, Patent Leather Calf and
Morocco Congress Gaiter--rNcesior, lit mode
Made by the most fashionable and best work men
to lie e,und--eur Eastern citirs not excepted
Friends, come strangers, give u trial.
JOHN RASGH,
mar3l No. 8 Second ST, Evansville. Ind.
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HEAVY IMPoRTs.-We learn that the ag
gregate amount of goods passed through
the bonded warehouse at this port, brought
by the Canadian steamships the past win
ter, amounts already to over S25,O00,000 !;
the cargo brought by the bohemian alone
on her last trip being valued at 81, 600, 900.
The cargoes of the Indian and Hungarian
would have swelled this amount consider
ably, as that of the Hungarian alone was
estimated at 81, 0OO, 1000 Portland -4d0.
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st. Charles Saloon.
NEW PROPRIETORSHI ENTIRE
RE-ORG AVIATION.


RE-ORGA
KEE SSRS. H.s.B.HER q DREsFUSS,
&Hk from New Orleine, have purchased the ST.
CHARL Is SALOON, ON First street, nearly Oppo-
site the Post Office, and have rette it in ele-
CANT aud attractive style
The new propretors have had long experience as
Keepers of fashionable and popular Restaurants in
New Orleans, aud they viii erdeavor, In their new
house, com bins ALI the eeganCies and Injuries
of Northern and Southern Restaurats in the ST.
CHARLES.
They have brought a large and complete stock
collected with care during their business in that
city Their connections and acquaintance in that
city will enable them to obtain the choicest sup
plies of Liquors, Fruits and hxuries from that
market in future, aud they viii spare no expense
palms make the ST. Gil ARIES snrpass,
hereafter its fir..r rtreseiI tation, A. pleasant
saloon, place I'd good living, and elegant refined
AMI luxurious resort.
Rig billiard players will fud at this Saloon set
uI the finest marble top Billiard Fables, from the
well known ami celebrated factory OF }. M. Bruns
wick e. Go.
The undersigned tlaifer themselves that long ex
iereUce aud careful attention will enable them 10
merit reputation equal to any Saloon in The west
+rn country
fsts- 4 splendid lunch will lie served up in the
most approved STYLE every morning at 10 O'Clock.
HAMMER q DRElFUSS,
aug4 Late OF New Orleans.
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Receipts by RaIIroad.


Ii sacks flour, 2 sacks meal, Chr. Thieman; 16
sacks flour, II. Stockfieth $50 bush corn, Brown
d Altman; 1 sack feathers, S. Il. Gilbert & Co.; =
bdIs wheat sacks, L. Il. Mills q Co.; / car load
corn, Wheeler & Riggs; l box, S. James Huff; l
DoA eggs elcheif 1D'9 eSss' =. ". ehns
bush corn Vickery Bros; = boxes saddlery, i. @.
O'RiIey & Co; bbls eggs, Viekery Bros; l bdle
rails, Jug, / can, Armstrong Il Co; bbl paint,
j. L. White; cur hubs, spokes, etc.. s. Orr; bxs.
Real & Bnrrow; 5 Lbls prime beef Brown & All =
man; bbls beans, 257 bush potatoes, J. h. Grill;
II pkgs household goods, A. Reed; 81 coils rope,
Wheeler & Riggs; Is bags spice, casks, bags
cassa, LEIGH & Carlstedt; e bdls, box furs, Vim.
Hubbel. A. +. SuRADER, Agt
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The JAPANESE EMBAssY.-The recent
news overland states that the japanese En-
bassy to the United States is on its way,
having before this left in the steamer Pot0-
hatan to Panama, and from Aspnwall to
Washington by the steamer Roanoke. The
steamer will sail up the Potomac. The fol-
lowing is a list of the Embassy
Simme, Prince of Boozen, Eo,,o-e
Mooragaki, Prince Of Awadsi,
Ogoori Mata-itsee, chief censor.
One vice governor of the treasury.
One vice governor for foreign affairs.
One secretary of tine first rank, (Serabay
Akoo.)
Two inspectors of the first rank.
Two secretaries of the second rank.
Two treasury officers.
Two inspectors of the second rank.
Two interpreters.
Two doctors.
Fifty three servants.
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