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NATURES REMEnlEs,

NALOhG . WV ~ hIINIsthL1Cs
and that they VIII curr all Gufabte d s-h>es quck
er, and more pleasantly h n ANY other med'ch'
ever known. The p us are prlurIpally an alter
nntive medicine, (,h-ir basis bring the soIrd *.
Of Sarsaparilla, prepared in superior Han-
ner.) but sufficiently cathanlc to gently assist
nat ire, without purgiRg pnnecessaii ), viii,
nIake them peculiarly adapted to weak and en-
f.ebled persons, invigoraling and strengthening
the body. purifing tie system, producing new
rich blood and healthy action OF the stomach and
IiverS
They are acknowledged by our ablest physi-
clans to be not only nHexceptionable, but etiica-
cious in the highest degree, and az a general
FAMILY MEDICINE UNEQU ALLIED.
The Compound Sarsaparllla P,lls are used Tor
the permy nent cure Of those diseases which arise
from an impure state Of the blood aud mlrt id Sc
cretions of the liver and stomach. viz ,erysipslas
s5ofula or kings evil, urerR, scald head, obsti,
nate cutsneous etuptions, botches boiIs piniples,
sore. weak or infiamed eyes, glandnlar swelIings
Rheumatic affections, pains in the hones aud jonis
dtopsy, dyspepsia, asthma, diarTh9a and dysen.
tery. coughs coIds, consumption when caust d BY
Gu hillary obslrnctons OF the lungs in persons Of
scroCulcus constitutions, infamation Of the lungs
influenza, indigestion, headache, aundice, fever
and ague chill fevers, s1S levers IN general gen.
eral and nervous debility, and diseases arising
from an iniudicous use of mercury, and wheneV.
er medicine is required to invigorate and purify
the system.
They are purely vegetable compound. and
may be used by persons Of all ages. They are
pleasant TO the palate, aud produce no nausea
nneasiness or gripping in their operation Hun.
dreds Of certificates could BE- given OF those whC
have used them with great benefit.
| We ask M narsnn IN take our rNFd as n thf
merits of the medicine, but to call on the agen
aid purchase box, and f on trial it does no
give the mos. perfect satisfaction they canretnrr
the hox and receive the money paid tor the same
Purchasers will he particular to ark for "Dr Rob
ert's Compound Sarsaparilla Pills." and observr
that the gleen wrapper on each box has a tIc sim
lie of the signature Of Jos. Roberts, NJ. D. & C
p. Fay, and 10 purchase none others.
Letters on the subject OF the medinine, mus
to I'D lressed, post paid, to c.. p. Fey, 0wegt
Tioga Co. IN. Y.
Dealers III Carroll co. cen learn terms on inqui
Iring Of the Editor Of the Free Press M CafrollSn
OcL a, 1851,
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9OOO Chickens q Turkeys

WANTED, for which will pay the CHEST mar.
" ket price in CASH it delivered at my house in
Corrollton, next door below the Picayune Office.
Bring them right along. 3. q. ACkEE
Aug. Ia 62.
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For sale BY DE-. G, A. Boegel CarrnIi,on o.;
James Forbes Sr, New Hagers.own; II. Roby
g. Co., Lres,iIir; R. f. Smith, Pekin; II. V.
Brver Oneida; E. j. Barkdull d Co., Magno.
la; Gregg Il Mace. New Lisbon; Arter & Mich
OILS, Hanover; II Trin, Minerva; K. K. Grey,
Wavnesburph; Juo. II KIippard, Louisville;
John Beall, Cad,z D; Croskey u Parker, New
Markets John Sm,h. New Ph'ladephia; c.
Wtibel. Zoar, Henry Crew, Richmond; ullers
&Co. KrJ,Cp: " u W iiiprs. Htrlem.
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IsN.S NEW&sssP.

A Partnership has this day been formed between
the undersigned in the mercantile business, under
the name and style Of Cummings & Brackin, aud
we invite all the customers of the cold corner,
and the public generally, to call and see us
March Is. 1853. J. p CUMMINGS,
I. H, BRACKIN
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LAW NOTICE.

A. 1. Ready, Attorney and Cop ssllor al
Lao and Solicitor in Chancery. will prac,re
in TuscarawSs and the adjoining counties. Al
business entrusted to his care will he promptly
attended 10. Office 10 New Philadelphia, Ohio.
April S. 1850.
Z. =. ECELRV. J. N. DAVIS
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CASH ADVANCES MAZE ON ccRSIsyMENTs.
O- Ag nls lor all Steam Boats and Propelers
m the Lake Superior LINE,
LWm, A. Otis Il Co, Cleveland.
Refer to Miles g. Wheeler. Buffalo.
r M. Howe, Clshipr, Pi,tsburgh.
Feb s 1852 n
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ThOS IL Atkinson,
oa.~s gor suls It his Tin Shop. in Cnrrollton q
IuFre and we'll selected lot Of ALBANY
Cooking Gtopes.

These Stoves have been recsatly purchased in Al
hsnv with much care, and comprise the very best
ratterns & latest improvements in use in the west
Among these the GOLDEN ,RMER, now and
elegant pattern win be found the most convenient
and perfect cooking Stove ever offered for sale in
th section Of country.
He has also on hand and is prepared to make tr
order on the shortest notice COPPER KETTLES
and Bnssware, Stove Furniture, and Stove Pipe
House SPouiing and Tinware.
Hsis also prepsted, With the very best materials
for putting I'D Lightning Rods 10 the most substan
tial and improved ,tyle now in use.
lie has also on hand good assortment Of Oxy
gen Lard Lamps, decidedly the best article OF lamI
kind now in use. .tr
His prices in all cases, will be ow, aud con
slant effort will be made 70 accommodate all Wit
may favor him with their custom.
Car ollton, Sep. 25, 1851,
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ECKLEY q DAVIS.

Attorneys and COHnsellOrs at Laso,
HAVE entered into partnership, and will practice
at their profession in Carroll and the adjoining
'ounties. All business entrusted to them Rill re
eive prompt attention. Office in the frar e huils
ing, opposite the west door of the court house
mu 8. '49 ...... ....H .....
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GLAD TO CIRCULATE

EaWousy Put ia 30 bottles, ct 81 oS; do 81 y e
each the larger hOhng6 more than tive small bOle ssk ~
nnd no, get p0ed Hp0H bottle has YAughn Vegetable
Ithoidtg MH!ug blown upon the eas The ETts. fsHisss
OF % O. Vaughn the directions, aud " q G. NAughn, bh
o stamped hs eork None o'sf rSe senG,as IssesIsa
srset Buao wholesale retail No attention given TO letters
unless post paid pO paid letters verbal commuhcAtnas solicit
INK advice, promptly attended %, Erais - a..
WhOesas AEsn!s. Oeott. McRssOn Robss No. r. Mslase
las New YORK City Mr. E. kddsF Co., BOelOn u p hnris
sa Co, Cincinnati j. Owen Co Dero sssr BAY Sht
Sims Hamilton e. aud lor ne by all the rsspslubs DTse
So. shaeshont N. nlai saies and Csnna retail kv
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Of the virtues Of msiens appeIe one 81 e peeen4s
anr.. oi this article tails benskt ~
Ions and muscle M build hpon lei the saSAsd and ss-
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cANcERs, 1--WE sOREs, sCn0TUL
llll knd the alternative properties Of this aft'ols
- PURIFY THE BLOOD,
ARRAY OF PROOF

aud drive ,vch dissns from system ses pampha ss ls
nony Of rur in al which the limits Of adVsssnsat ER
moi permit 10 nanel here, AEsau give them awJ sT esataa
n sSss of ceYtigha ~ high and strOngG
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-16
Badly Whipped in.

The Democratic papers are exulting over
che election of Benton! Poor whipped in,
cowardly slaves Benton has had his foot
upon their necks for quarter of century.
In vain they have tried to shake him off-in
vain they rose in their might to crush him
for a moment they had him down, but once
more .hey are under his feet, and to show
their utter subservience, huzza for him even
while the political breath is being crushed
from their bodies. Why, when was Benton
ever worse abused by the Wing party, than
for the last two years he has been by his
own! The Democrats of his own state tried
their utmost to crush him. They gloried
over his seeming political death. They start
ed papers in st. Louis and in other places,
good Locofoco papers, but opposing Benton
most bitterly. Their speakers hurled anath-
emas at his head, but kept at a respectable
distance from sold Bullion They refused
70 let him go back to the Senate, insulted him
in their Legislature and in their conventions
Benton beat them at their own game OF
abuse. When they vowed, he cursed-when
they mathematical, he annihilated-when
they read out him, he read out all of them. The
Wings looked on with great qualification.
Benton was injuring his party more than they
could. His evidence OF their rascality and
corruption wentfarther, because he was one
of them. Well, Benton came out for Con-
.gress right in the face of the Democratic Con-
vention nominating another man. He defed
the party and tainted its demagogue leaders.
a Wing candidate was run, many supposinp
that strongly Democratic as was the district
division among opponents might give success
But 10! on the day of election these dogs OF
party sneaked to the polls and fawned al
Benton's feet. Slaves, they once more ben,
their neck to his yoke. They voted for man
who had been flashing them as only Ton
Benton can lash those i'm his way. Benton
came out OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES over his orr,
party. He had whipped them in, and at las
was victor in battle which has been raging
hot and furious for years, between him ant
a large body of the Democratic party. Ye
now, the Locofoco editors are Growing owe
the Wing party because Tom Benton is elect
ed-elected over their nominee, and in def
-aRce Of all conventions! Get out.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-16
The Vote,

For future reference, we give the vote on
the late River and Harbor Bill, il the House,
whichwe thought had been published several
days ago in the Journal:
Yeas-Messrs. Allison, William Appleton,
Babcock, Barrere Bartlett, Bell, Bennett,
Bowie, Boyd, Brenton, Briggs, George II.
Brown, Burrows, Lewis ID. Campbell,
Thompson Campbell, Cartier, Chandler,
Chapman, Clark, Cuetis, George Il. Davis,
Dawson, Dean, Dockery, Doty, Duncan, Dur
kee, Eastman, Edgerton, Evans, Fitch, Flor
ence, Floyd, Fowler, Thomas ]. Fuller, Gid
Gings, GoOdenow, Goodrich, Green, Horper,
Haws, Hascall, Haven, Hebard, HEM, Hors-
ford, John w. Howe, Thomas NJ. Howe,
Thomas Y. Howe, Hunter, Ingersoll, Ives.
John Johnson, Robert w. Johnson, George
&. King, Preston King, Kuhns, Landry,
Lockhar;, Mann, Martin, Miller, Miner, no
lony, Henry ID. Moore, John Moore, Moore
head Murray, Newton, Outlaw, Samuel W.
Parker, Penn, Penniman, Perkins, Porter,
Price, Rantoul, Richardson, Riddle, Robie,
Sackett, Schermerhorn, Schoolcralt, ScheoR-
maker, Scudder, Scurry, David j.. Seymour,
Shelton, Stanly, Benjamin Stanton, Abr'm
p. Stephens, st. Martin, Stratton, Strother,
Stuart, Thurston, Townshead, Tuck, Wal
bridge, Walsh, Welch, Addison White, and
Yates JOB.
/ Nays-Messrs. Abercrombie, Willis Allen.
I Ashe, Thos. III. Bayly, Beale, Bocock, Bragg
Breckenridge, Albert O.. Brown, Busby, Ed
ward c. Cabeil, Coldwell, Caskie, Chastain,
/ Churchwell, Cleveland, Clingman, Cobb, Cul-
/ lun, Daniel, Dimmick, Disney, Durham, Ed
munson, Ewing, Ficklin, Freeman, Gamble,
. Gentry, Grey, Hamilton, Isham q. Harris,
Hart, Hendricks, Hubbard, Hillyer, Holiday,
Houston, Howard, Jackson Andrew johnson,
James Johnson George w. Jones. Kurtz,
Letcher, Humphrey Marshall, Magon, Nolan
ahan, McMullen, McNair, Mcqueen, Meade,
Nilsson, Murphy. Olds, Orr, Peaslee, Pheus,
Robinson, Ross, Savage, Origen S. Seymour,
Smart, Smith, Richard III. Stanton, Stone.
Sutherland, Venable, Wallace, Ward, Wat
kins, Alex. White. Wilcox, Wildrick, Will
| liam--o5.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-16
APIcasant Pla &C to Dipc.

Increase of appetite does not always grow
by what it feeds on, the appetite being regu-
lated in great measure by the description
ofviands concocted to answer its keen de-
mands. We have recently heard a story cor
roborative of this fact. An individual had
been in the habit of patronizing a certain
restaurant, not "first chop" house, until he
had became known to one of the walters, a
melancholy looking man, who appeared TO
have some secret sorrow which he treasured
from fear of telling the secrets of his prison.
house. One day the gentleman alluded to
had completed the consumption of solids and
iancied that he would wind off by something
sweet and light. He accordingly called for
'vanilla cream by way ofobtaining his des-
sert. The waiter regard him with sigh,
and, setting a saucer of the desired compound
before him, placed one hand on each side of
the table and regarded him most curiously
his bosom heavng with suppressed emotion.
At length, he could contain hin self no
longer, and, raising one hand in adeprecatiug
manner, he exclaimed:
81 wouldn't eat that 'ere for two thousand
dollars, and I'm poor mani"
Visions of arsenic, sugar Of lead, corrosive
subimate, ipecacianha, and stomach-pu
iloated in the vanilla cream before the eyes
of the astonished guest, while cold perspi-
ration stood upon his forehead.
"What is the matter! Is it's it poisonl"
"Pizen!'' exclaimed the waiter, solemnly;
''reg'lar built pizen!''
"Good Heavens! you don't say Sd! what
is it,"
"Do you know how they makes that 'ere,
sir!''
"No.-how!"
"Well, sir, I'll tell you," looking round
myst riously. The buys the hergs in this
h re establishment by the lu. T d dcz n,
packed, sir"
"Well, go on.''
"Weil. sir, they takes all the best on lem
and the biles 'cm. Then they takes the
next best and they fries 'em, or makes hon.
lets on ZEN; and then they takes all the reg
'tr bad uaS and makes 'eaa into soanitio
creGRi"
The waiter and the guest disappeared ST.
multaneously.-tN. Y. Times.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-16

OJThe preempton bill, in regard to the
land situated on the Illinois Central Rail
road and branches, which was Introduced in
the early part of the season, for the purpose
of protecting actual settlers and keeping them
out of the hanis of land sharks and specua-
tors, is now law, which fact has at once
been telegrlphed to the land Office, suspend
ing all sales of lands to which presumption
claims attach. This is an act similar in its
nature and tendency to that introduced by
Dir. Gwin, OF the Senate, for the benefit o.
the &C ual guilty ators or miners in Californ a.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-16

TRIBUTE FROM THE ENEMY We copy
the following just and merited tribute render
ed by a Democrat to Gen. ScoTT, from the
n. York DUtctman, neutral paper of recent
date. 1t will be seen that the editor says as
a Democrat he shall vote for PIERCE simply
because he has great admiration for his pol
tics. The N. Y. Dut;iman says:
Some writer's think that the only way TO
be politician is to turn BLACKBOARD, and that
he is the most useful Z iitor who is least tit
to associate with gentleman. few days
since, "1he Pennsylvania" published q
statemen sh owing how General Scott was
ccurt-martialed ''ior using insulting language
to his supeTiors, cmbezzlng funds belonging to
poor soldiers, and how he challenged sick
men to meet him in mortal combat, and dodg-
ed his adyersary's ball after having the first
fire.
Such statements disgrace the American
press, and should entitle the writer to the
privileges of the horse pond. We were with
General Scott from the bombardment OF We
ra Cruz To the conquest of the city of Mexl-
co, and we know that brIver or kinder
hearted man never drew a sword or spared
an enemy.
As D mocIat, we h ii vote for General
Pierce as presi1ent. We do this, not be-
cause we consider General Pierce a more
patriotic nan thar Gen. Scott, but simply
because we have greater admiration for ais
political platform. That man never lived
whose love of country exceis that OF ole
CherubuscO.
The write: that would charge Winfield
Scott with cowardice, should 90 a step far
tler and ID up Washington as traitor, or
Franklin tor al idiot. Such alta Ks as those
made by the Pennsylvania, will only result
in injury 10 the Democratic party. Ii tha
paper is really in favor oil Gen. Pierce the
.,v-r iii US it contains at Gen. SCOTS cOur-
age the bette t. e histo Y hiCl will be
" .,t,oli MY years hence, tne name OF W IN
field Scott Will occupy position second tt
none In our annals
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-16
Singular Fact.

1t is a notable fact, that the items OF the
River end Harbor bill which has just passed
the Democratic House of Congress, are pre-
cisely similar in character to those which
Gen. Pierce uniformity voted against in
Congress-several of them are in fast de-
signed to continue the works begun against
Gen. Pierce's will, and that have been sus-
pended long time in consequence of the
supremacy of his anti-improvement princi-
Piles. Every dollar appropriated by this bill is
an argument against Gen. Pierce, who would
crush the measure with his veto if he could
Judge Lockhart, Representative from this
district, voted for this bill. Now if the Judges
v tie was right, Gen Pierce's vote was icrong.
How will Democrats reconcile the difference
between all the Democrats who voted for this
bill with the Judge, and Gen. Pierce's votes!
A cotemporary says it is circumstance
pregnant with significance, that the year
which has been chosen for the presentation
of Gen. Pierce's claims to the support of his
party, has also been chosen as the fittest Pc
Rod for formally repudiating the only political
principle that can be said to be associated
with his name. There is something in this
worthy Of the reflection Of the people.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-16
Who is Winfield Scott!

Who is he? Answer, Lundy's Lane,
hidgars. and Chippewa;
where, mid the storm OF iron rain.
Ihe bay'net clash and fierce refrain
OF cannOn laundering DER the plain,
he dared his sac orr to draw,
And swift on Brit;tin's red coat tide
Smote. I'll the smoking turf was dyed
And Britain, whelmed IA every side,
Fled fast and Tar:
Nor since has dared to lift her brand,
nor plant her foot OH Freedoms land,
VI iih front or rearl
Who is he7 Ceno Gordo, speak,
Who conquered Mexico?
And Vera Cruz, your smitten cheek
Can tell he was DO warrior weak.
No fainter. though the field might reek
With battles crimson flow;
And ChuruOuscO, Contreras,
Hemmed round by wall and dark morass,
Who whelmed you and your serric mass,
Mid Wild huzzas!
And flung from Montezuma's Halls,
AID DER Chepultepeo's red walls,
The stripes and stIrss
Who is he! Let his hero scars
Speak out the hero's name!
len Nietorles-two bloody wars
" bile no defeat the record mars
These, and million loud huzzas,
Bear witness to his fame.
NhO is he! let the civic page
test how well h. served his age
art from battle's glory rage.
'ye, tell the world
Than Winfield Scott, nobler man
Ne'er drew a sword IN Freedom's yan,
Or nag unfurled!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-16

~ Judge Lockhart says in his late speech,
that from 1910 to 1852 tro hundred and SeCen-
ty-t5eo Loats were sunk by snags and'other OBJ
structions in the Western Rivers, AM $40
boats have been sunk by the same up to this
year in all. What commentary is this on his
own party's opposition to appropriations by
the General Government, for the improve
ment of these rivers. We congratulate the
Judge on getting on the right track at last.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-16

USMr. Poindexter has just taken por-
trait from the Daguer.eotype likeness of an
old citizen of Evansville, now deceased
Although the Daguerreotype was very bad
one, yet the portrait is pronounced an excel
lent likeness by those who knew the subject.
We heard a citizen of Louisville remark last
Saturday, that Mr.. p. exce!s any portrait
painter in Louisville in all that constitutes
such an artist.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-16

CrRcuIT CoURT,.--ThC suing Fall te m
of n, Circuit Courts in the fourth district,
will be held as follows:
/ Dt bois coul ty Sd Monday, (16th) in Aug.
Pike, 4th Monday (23l) in August.
g Gibson, 9Th Monday (30th) in August.
:. Posey, lst Monday (GSh) in September.
:. Vanierburgh, Sd Monday l20th) in Sept.
Wdrrick, J It Monday (4th) in October.
" Spencer, I'd Monday (llth)in October.
Perry, I'd Monday, (lSth) in October.
SO Crawford, 9Th Monday, (25th) in Oct Der.
1t Is important that the above should be
observed as the change effects all persons
having business in the courts in either coun-
ty.-W. Vernon Advocate.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-16
WING DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The Wings of the First Congressional District of indi
ana, will hold Convention at PETERSBURG, Thurs
day. august 1874 for the purpose Of nominating can
didate for Congress. The Wings of the different
ties composing the District Posey, Gibson warck,
Vanderburgh Spencer Pike, Dubois, Knox, Davess and
MARTINI are requested to hold their meetings and
lect Delegates represent them in the Convention and
all Wings are invited TO attend.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-16
ending December, 1851:

The Order is represented as being in very
hourishing condition throughout the State
Speaking on this subject the Magaeiae says:
"From all the information we can gather,
We are led to believe that the Order in both
of its departments is in remarkable healthy
condition in this State. More than five thous-
and Odd Fellows, good and true, weekly sur
round our affairs dedicated TO Friendship,
Love and Truth, over one thousand of whom
have sat beneath the Patriarchs tent
There are now one hundred and fifteen
working Lodges in Indiana, and thirty work
ing Encampments. Well may the memb, rs
Of our Order feel proud, not only of the num-
Der of Odd Fellows in this State, but also of
the talent, position and influence of many Cf
its most devoted adherents.''
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-16

OF The locofoco stump orators in this
State insist before the people, that in order
State gov eminent, locofoco Legislature
must be returned-Oh shame where is thy
blush
Whenever we hear that robbery has been
committed, and hear persons Boosting of their
no esy without its being called-~in question
it always excites disuust
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-16

hTThe Bell Beat Sub Marine No. 4, was
at our wharf last Saturday. These Bell Boa
have had plenty of work, and been rapidly
on the increase of late years, owing to the
Democratic powers that be, refusing t. grant
appropriations for clearing the snags out Of
The rivers They do an immense business
in "wrecking" boats which snags had pre-
viously wrecked.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-16

CJ The following are the rates of fare by
the steamers from New York to Aspinwall
Isthmus: Ladies' saloon state-room, 500;
Lower aft and forward saloons, 555; Second
cabin, S4l; Storage $50. The time from
New York to Aspinwall is about days.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-16

"The above embraces the reports of the
Lodges to No. ll2, except Nos. % al d 20,
from which 10 reports have been rec, ed,
and Nos. B and Is, defunct.'
Owing to the neglect of some of the Sub
their reports at the proper time, the reports
of the G.. S. and &. T., to the G.. L., at its
recent session, as to the limitations, receipts
and disbursements OF the Order for the term
ending in June, are incomplete.
The following is the report for the te m