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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-08-11

SP1R1r-RAPP1NGs.-I say, Bill. did
you ever see tables move by the aid of
spirits from the spirits world?"
"No, Sam; but I saw stool move, and
it came towards me with perfect rush.
"Were you not little frighteneds'
eyes, but I lodged it. y
.'Who made it move, Bill?''
"Why, my own sweetheart! she throw-
ed it at me because made fun of the way
she puts her heir mp in papers"
''Oh get out, Bill; you are ignorant of
the science of words-I mean spiritual
doings."
"Well, fyou'd been there, yon'd
thought there was both knocking and spirit
in the movement
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-08-11

The dissatisfaction arising from the dis.
appointment of ofice7seekers IS owing en-.
tirely to their being out of place. Did il
ever. strike you that way. Mister?
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-08-11

REMoRAL.-Mr. BEIsTLE has moved hi.
boot and shoe store, one door east of the
Post office on the Wyandot Avenue.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-08-11

The most beautiful flowers are those
which are double, such as double pinks,
double roses, and double dahlias. What
an argument is this against the chilling de-
formity of single bedsteads!
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-08-11

The Legislature Of New York has pass
ed law requiring railway Companies to
construct and maintain fences along the
line of the railroads in that State.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-08-11

A Costly HOSE CARRIAGE.-The new
nose carriage of the Neptune Hose
Company, of Philadelphia, which is to
be sent to the Crystlc Palace Exhibition,
cost $1,000, without the hose,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-08-11

Rev. Eleazer Williams, the reputed
Bourbon, has prepared prayer book in
the Mohawk language for the use Of the
st. Regis Indians.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-08-11

Ey- The State House at Nashville is be-
ing rapidly finished. When completed it
will be one of the finest buildings in the
country.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-08-11

A New temperance drink is described
by the San Francisco Herald, composed of
three parts of root beer and two of water
Cruel, thickened with little soft squash
and strained through a cane-bottomed
chair"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-08-11

Effect Of Railroads. Throughout the
whole of Virginia, where internalimprove-
ments have penetrated, there has been a
great advance in the price Of lands. In
many counties, particularly in the west,
the advance has been from 80 to 100 per
oon
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-08-11

Great Country Mis-The Brooksville
American says: 25355
In Jefferson county Ind, thereis imam,
and now constable in thatcounty, by the
name of Wilson, who is his fathers forty
fifth child, and he is not the last by a con
siderable. Mr.. Wilson has forty brothers
and sisters still living.'5
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-08-11

The President acithom a Shazing.-The
Washington Sun is responsible for the fol-
lowing: ossss.s,
Not long since the President, in an af-
ternoon ride with his estimable lady and
a female friend, was brought up by the
gate upon the Columbia turnpike, on the
opposite side of the Potomac Hiscoach-
man searched his pockets in vain for the
requisite shilling. The President search
ed his. But, alas not solitary shilling
had they among them! The toll-gather-
er, who is at times annoyed by the pranks
Of fast folks passing him on their way to
the trotting course, without holding up
t 0 pay toll, began to think of closing the
bar upon the carriage, when the driverin-
formed him that the gentleman inside was
the President of the United States, and
the gentleman inside made it all right by.
promising to pay the shilling when he next
should venture to ride on the Virginia side.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-08-11
STATE ELECTION.

.sasee~s- For Governor
WILLIAM MEDILL, OF FAIRFIELD.
.At&f II Lieut. Governor,
LEST Err BLISS, OF ALLEN.
Secretary of State,
WILLIAM TREVITT, OF FRANKLIN. :
Treasurer Of State,
~ JOHN G.. BRESLIN, OF SENECA.
Judge of Supreme Court,
THOMAS W. hartley, OF RIcuLANp.
Attorney General,
GEORGE w. McCOOK, OF JEFFERSON.
~ Board of Public Works,
WAYNE GRISWOLD, OF PIcKAwAY.
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THE RICHMOND Enquirer,
rrrIl>HED DAILY AND SEM. s" eEhLf,
,,,,,,I.MR r. s. THOMAS HIrCHIE, JR.
r Z K NJ s


dollars anHum, ana al the oil eieh
~ IiI.srr Shorter perod Than one year f" Tue SEM
di " a,Iars rcr and three dollars Tor mo"ths
ysne pad The once or enlittci by mail f"s
F'NS'. ,Ilar> auuuR III the end ~ thc year
' srs ia ilis rcmcd mhi, III a""i ahu
BaMk notes the rick Of the Editors ne postage q .n m
hy he The postage of single !set y
ay account the writer. II is the accumulation ei w
business which operates as scr'o"S'"A ui''
Tiras TERMS or ADVERTISING
= rur u,ltS ENQUlRER:-For TH& lines or less. hist Va
Ty Scs and every succeeding inserti"h twenty te'
n,c, week week, OF three tunes week, h"'
"l " . hali cents each insertion after the hrst
charged ity dollars Tor 'hiFy he ad ~
at greater lena I'M eHF:l ihrry
,ui iuctonccrs. whoa charged sl, tpAper ncluied
~ TiIE lWEEELiF" rsS h"es. or loss nrs Insertion
-, IN, .ch continuance % cents
n nom ! distance must be accompanied With The adv Santt
s,u.,,,,nfy references. 10 inSutc execution
"a anil iri5atsS respect srceedtHs eigM tte
'.,t,.,i t,- .S advertisements
!tt.yES Marriages iInm tho country, whenever
:, ys na IS unknow" 10 US mus! be a"'htnif'c '
the ncl:hhnrhood 'it.rl +" y
uut!ls.. Every that has becn akeh U"
asitons 4Ul1zes, has, hcretour,, proved unavais
l.. irrei1lc. such teis 1e'"e'
b. III Postmaster Lr'Sn The beck Of ihc et'
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ioi;NA7F MEETING lN >OllriIaMrtpy


~ Imceiing Di ii" hr;n,rrttic pa:ty lrij =, I.t, ~
- ',r ''iny 81 %.nti.tnptn. nanday t,. Ism, :.
nnP''', lr2' "a inutnu .! M Wan f,nnd, AM ~,
:: 'f'''l Wa - Heat Ia liz. Isvr ana ,hn C.L ,.,,
Ga mo'inn ,ie f..~i,,s resolutions N.ts .u,um,,.n
Ad"Fir!. ''s''
h.S".'j Ih:l H. Chairman appoint twenty isi,..lr.
:" ll'"nl 'ir ,;It CONVENTION 10 m held al yu,hu, q,
me .2"d day ui AiG 1858. and dat Dr M,n r. Ihomn
'"" ih"ina- Nnl!arc uqd l1nny R1res appointed II
H'"z NhrrnEon tlitTharunn appurnlrl III, t,, - ~,
S'"rfi,m delegates, &m y. Shands j kim!rA W "
D. ". NJ iswobnie. A!Icn Edwards II u Moore B
- P"pc, f.. e. Glance, Samuel D:wry Thomas Vaughan
'hom ilJles.E g. ". Goodwin, + ] Blister James Men
e' Lewis Wor!eII ichn e. Bele Wm II Nlc.nI.on Good
ns" % + Iohnsnn, tfllnn C,y James u Bryant and ~
Nm T. lDoulp SOM Thomas a!Iaca ANA Iiupth, Riv.s
iiIrrnaes.S4r
kraoIet That IL baaacIurlc panty i" il- count, ,r
d'i'y hFpnsr hr 'omrse. nbe rrp;esrnihye IN ,.
s''s7 Gen Jn $ tEhsnn ana l,t wa think lie can 81
ar"h."nii"" {" nolupae candidate at Congress in hi,
al@i'Ict u"n'"t a-aIy'apL 4,:ralIci ior
Resolved lnt7n he event convention j. h,ii in thls
district la Nlordccti 5-sr4 Ta2-w,i rayir of III,
ti u SI"a be feanesed represent Detlucracy ii
n's r""ny said chvenilo east IL. vote Tor Gen
Mii-yn
t"aosrl rh'i IL. .rdcaci,n-s this meeting b.. uu.
t,NA "a The Rctmunt Enquirer aad Examine Norlolg
'al'r News Southern Argus hnI Aan=cmnnd Enquirer
ph h!'ti'ht IA" nrclin. htiruucJ
Val J aFEREll., Chairman
1.,,-;
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..i;E GREAr AMERICAN HEDGE PLANT
uN1cll'RA7' OR Usage ORANGE -t!ThiN'S SEED An

rrv v.,ra have on!v elapsed SINCE The ucue - ' M
u r,iut plant experiments haze "''ea' s T ;aans %
= 80, in, ~ ,.acsS Is isC".tcd The ooje't"is
nr..t ,.ans: other kdEe idE!s, do tot Apply 70 s
.- ,,,, easily rr"rasate'i 'n' % l"ii" H.. ~.
ID. /; NooiInL diuEzh S"'S '''
,rg he f,o;, sharp thoi ni'i me w. ~
Which renders NSiris>!rHcti 'Ic 3y lut 81 "Se'
- ~ Cedar l. MACS ttcai' -Gc- OF s"s"'a' o'""
:, a. tayg. .rabic almost 10 b!r' = , ;, ,,.
h,yr become discouraged - tEet' ateihi" - s'
,o-e ty tlitir repeated ai!Gitr III MAXIM tnc
nch may attributed alone 10 the woh'e-s Ss ~
.t-,,g, ri >uic. desroyrJ IN The process OF eA
-. ,.u /. ...4, F. utaUe" ... 49,. s !, !,
A. an il tt ;,siues' - .d!sins l't.eii VI"
,f ,s.rv. .aaeg :aic aad Viii ht Iatahsu
;sc.j aul hest ), .,.,,. a. ..,.,,
u ,., Tn. .u o~ari, = a.: att ." the county Ia sea
s,,bu. lsa.."5 ,..,s... .,r rt,,,,..
" " ' H. ". PIrkIN,
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T,r Us,reo STATES REuEw ArRiL 1883 25I Bro1dFdl,
Ne,p York Theodore 4. Foster, Proprietor.
Thisn.v aspran for public favor is rapidly attaining The
position il merits Although but sho! !;ht IA eHis 'rnce.
is subscription hooks show long list oi ccdaoe "a'es
and ale informed lis pecunlay prospects are very
encouraging
amaesznc i a, Lss doubtful speculation, unless back
ed by some such iapers Putna having ever
facility for cheap work and extended circulation For pr
vae individual il dangerous undertakings but MT Fos
ter is as well fitted iol the work any we know o
Ills capacity has Leen tested more than one occasion
aud proved The full satisfaction Of all concerned ne
Democratic Review experienced this while IN ihe hands o
Messrs Kette u Moore, aud that excellent financial ana
commercial journal The United States Economist mas also
much oi s zGccass attribute to him
We cannot avoid in this connection speaking o Ae pe
, mocralc Review of Sanders. Reilly Go, wh'ch 'u'
short since attracted much hiteht"ht anu VIC "
with tie atenun nf drawing any lh'id"us eo'pa'
SONS between that and the pr sent work. hu' ee'f "
Out ln and free opinion upon The rise ano Tall OF 'a
ordinary periodical To do this fairly, IL WIZ ne heees'''
10 ." back a little Into It's history.
For many years The Democratic Review had lived, but II
was Ia" the part doubtful SOFT OF existence "he0
n's' published there considerable sparkle and ot'
nancy about it, bal after ihsits erahad passta
'e"'ca nc especial attractions unt clinto The hahos
u i"oh"s N keiiell Esq, cne OF the most able imam
e'a WHITES u "hoE' o"r country BOAST Under Ms
management the Review considerably cnanccd n i'm
potance and, although not al an times an energetic
exponent OF democratic principles lie upic articles on
financial aud cnmmcrca interests oi our own ana one
countries enough L. nt susc, II was in lh
uosition wheh George N. Sanders krulnt. ara oLe:
purc hased opened or IL uui ai, -: =; ais,
Il ence
The first number of the new sees, dated in January
1852 made lis in February OF that year hnd il
well AZ several of the subsequent, numbers, created such
com,noon as has never before sprung from like source
II was n.fey and move style Of magsz"c Itrru
u,e and advocated such measures and reforms
plausible upon cursoy review" but gre" less aud les.
uesbe upon nearer approach. II hurled The huniers
s upon heads whi;ened IN the service oil n!
country preached crusade against what II iaceuos teim
ed "Old Eogydom," and espnnsed the cause .. sule,E
humanity wherever il existed. Al the hcau VI 'is ssi
i styled Young America" party, stood mi8ea conpany
natives and foreigners Santers VINO never ~fo'e 'iS
hut furnished uncultvated thunder for DINERS 10 "os W
Thomas Devn Reilly, hot Drained lshmah, feaoY ~
anything that promised better his own pecuniay pos
tion who wrote the an-fogy edtoriais Wm M CoI1y
Ohio author of the brilliant series OF articles on he
in Europe" by far the eloquent papers puoIisneo ]
The Review; Heuningson Eneishman and an attache Z
| Louis Kossuth; Edmond Fanence Ffenchman who
among other things criticised Gen'l Cass book on Loul
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nEMuCHArlr MEEr,.n c,urs.r,,

brhi'' IA ilt MEEllE's IN ttl.ptlkR
Al meeting "i this prmiotIa,: party NJ, li,r .nuuv @
"Irpr', held III he Cont House rn hpaay tt, lS !,
Ail' l72" VtnI LAY i"r The purpose selecting dele
"Ar,S attend C"nvclun 10 nnmn.f. = ,,n,ty,c Il
frnt-"hl ihl- District IN the Congress Col nbrI
Alexander called - The i1hair and John yne St.ckt
10" appointed :'trIci"Iy
on in"iion Resolved That committee ui t~o pei snns
nom each nt9tcfhl iiact Gu rOInly a!ppalI r.,
thr CHAIR sccci irirgns attend said CunyrnI,an
The cnair hHpoinic: Thomas r Nate, & Fa=l Inos
tnfils William @"nu Robert suing fellow Isepn faTriss
ca Wm. Is oI,nehrHr Randolph Stallard Henry r. Har
MSS L"I I. Guiln, &e"t"n Z, Fam ard Arhur B Mel
-"n "h0. aIft hatih" etir"d 10. h"u mt reported INC
following, "ho "s" hna"mou-! chosen delegates rep
resent th- county in said Cnarcnlinn
:Sieyen.jUrg District renee s;tringfrou VIM A
Cmris, Thomas C Gbs1G James y Hdulss.
J.ferso" Distrisi--Iohn Moilctt Cnaa P. Cron LENT
Gi \. Goblin, iieUTgo VI Green.
tarist bis:rictM N. IuI'y a. p Fill ltobcri t3omcfs
wm =. Flint
Court Aou,e District AiDer, Thomas. Cy Winfeli )
COINS, C"l Nm. 4. Slaughter, arthur Mcson
(ir.Masiars Distrtci-'" IhJE'as I;riiiG Capt Jos
10 kr"wn Newton 3 Fant John Jones
fsiih0rignts Dtstrtc'-C"l Wm I. HGmphreys Cum.
D,IIanh WALKER. k,brH aIringieiIo". Jas M,uIn
ia Iu1oa ii l.. u Cav RcsoIsed lhat tie Cn,n.a,
.Od &ragctaIy 40, iha disI!a ns
added 4, the Isl n delegates
John ". Bc, "a ntiaTet resolution that e.eY
trr ct t Democrat: pafy tie ,,.gniy Lc delegate
III "n.ch'i1n h"i TIA nairy "i The eis gales present
cat III undivided ""!G u i& county. which vas nnnn
inG!S. voice. down
un motion, R.=ot.td THAI rh, nn,r appoint + commit
y; ihIrt correspond with Tie "tier IL H.
!iSirci In most suitable rimc AMI place oi hSIire
.i.d Convention
Tnr Chrmaa APPOINTED lhymis b ::a,e iI.n,as T.
Hin AMI io,nrs l.. :.frinrtriow =n!r committee.
On nprlon o JI- l.. StGiHg,tt,H Resolved uhahn,,
IT, TINT nanTit; he delegates present eai CJry
ron si,.lI 'iit u ,ne county
ssui" IL That he inper- u HE D-Irc tr reld-sGi 10
p,.bilsf, lie above proceedings
Dn motion The mCrtIng adjourned
KDBERT ALEXANDER Ciaii.0."
iuH,; LT$E :>HacKELtonD, Secretary.
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ischEsTEKr.ELn COUNTY oouur, rEuRuA


'.'l Z fi""N"s an. Mary X Flourhoy, PiL'hii
i f".r- Geo q SmpsoI, Thomas Haley and Euplen'u
>trt Hancock ari Nancy hs vile Thoras Fore and
ts :tr MADISON ii luncock VIM l.. Cheathan and !da"a
'ts fniSh dGd Martha his wife Samuel virginia anu
% iarcask, Jefferson illnc0ck Susan Woodbridge Aretn
a. '. aud Maria ancack, the said Samuel, virginia and
iitHc9'h susan I, Arctta Woodbridge, and Marian y
s'''Nia'i Z, Sihs Cheatham, their GUARDIAN ad iltem
defendants.
~ o. is sa is 10 Obtain decree for The sale OF NH
land attached. Branch IN this
's,t-s,, belonging Thomas division nj The
1"c the parties entitled Ana appeang the Court
'aNts Peter Z. GIascs George g. Sampson, Thomas
iii ~" his wife. and Thomas A. Fore and Mary his
;ea, " i"'bittis 0i this Stale. ordered that they
aae due publication tt,s order, and do
protect their interest," aud that copy this
nc @ t inserted newspaper publaeJ In the city Of
r tour weeks successvey, and posted the door
-'l oG o this county. The nrs day Of The
Ma. =. Acopy-Tese
~'-c*iS SlLAS CHEATHAM, c.
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p1NT ROYAL n0NHDISG SCHOOL,


'i .utauou patronage o ,his >choo! ale 'as "ea ''a
uyauigv, u,Dn lau somewhat different rom any i.'u
'+r Il, NisiuIa. I'll. chrFse o. ,StGc''' ~ iu
a 49,. rllc. The Enslni Cdssic"i "l ~ ht'h
tts,aslr- professor Music has also been provided
and accessible ucne "h !he hdiiala
Eae. Frederic ksue, and 10 nNr1 y"
>td"i- week from ealtlnlo" anu F'Shei
i-.--.,. sryaEccs mar had from The depot
IL commences an tie Monday October ah
sa"sc. ~ uou- recess al a"oGt week al oh'st"e
.a4 ao .. C4..r FGrs admitted atany time duins
t session To aud exhibition taxes pidcS III
',.' a. .it hgSt 81 fug -y==
' - tot lour rTe marc 65dreS ad ii"
''' t o hc HcXi session. i"i
. a. tal..ity- u 1ti-r-
rrrms,
h'ita. able one Ii;d III advance, oiiI
hAis9 nuaId. ,,i.nafy department, q
hc,jemic $50 "
Sp- Mu-,c auh -tut,.s al ,iriss-pI's prtgts
f"I,nntItmai.H ""tt IoicIcGCc, a:iIc-s
r RAIDER p,uctal
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The sst money article OF the Nel1 Yo1k HsraG has the
following notice OF great Virginia enterprise
| The Alexandria Loudoun aud Hampshire rail- road com
pany cnrteled by the General Assembly VI virginia
AT lis late session. with capital IS SUI UUU tor HE pur
pose of constructing rail road from alexandria ihonst
Virginia. The provides tor subscription by int
Stale OF three hhs OF 81 200 600 vi the capital 10 De a
piled construction o the road east OF ihe Hhenahuoa
river with provision that within that limit The Stale VIII
subscribe for 500 600 fol s4OuUu taken by ohe 81"
vent partie Subscriptions its stock by the principal coal
companies also provided tor The books ale 10 DC open
ed Alexandra aud Washington city, ahd various points
OH the line The 20th o. The present month he rohu
will pass through vcal Of the most wealthy, pophl us ana
fertile counties ul State which would alone tuinis sul
ceB and lion 10 make " Iohdbc soch
ndeIrndent OF the coal trade AS regards ms trade Is
believed this company vi" have lhe onY route az az uap'
I'd 10 10 point of grades and The distance ny IL lio me
coal Alexandra will mol te less Than hily, and WIN
probably eighty lts less than the distance 10 BALTIMORE
have every 10 believe too mat more WIZ oe
connection with the CoDnesyllle tall road to PIllsbhs
nch will secure amount o travel 10 the seat o tue
General Government and the South besides luc lha "ouu
prefer this route Baltimore and the Eastern cli''= hy The
way of Washington Leaving mere probabliitit7, however.
uu Of view we have reliable information going 10 prove
that the proposed road will have the only pfhctthte "ut
to The fields has already been satisfactorily ascet
tanned that hG among ,he others which have been c'ar-
tered proposed VIII have grades u elghy icrt oG
y,nd rhe Blue Ridge und actually grades "f eighty
five feet Ills side Of IT, with very bad curves As POM
r tie shipment coal Alexandra caphoi DC surpassed
aid is rapidly rising ~ ipo ianca us marker ot oIea
stuis Upon lie whole have authority for the assertion
that This road is deserving VI the serious attention ana ac
tive operation of the large coal interests now located ~
this civ whose properties situated 10 le region ".
il is intended 10 penetrate The company VIII doubt.sH
however be coon organised and careful aud thorough su
,rys made OF the whole route, when probability wiz eNt
place facts and the merits OF the scheme DC larry ee'eu
Meanwhile, would advise all Interested I'D me Goa. es
ii upper Virginia and yland hot 10 commit their ia o
he means 10 schemes OF which enough will 10 doubt
he pressed upon their attention.
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u
CuaRLgsTux April 22.-Thc New Orleans Pi,hy une has
received by the arrival ut the brig American, al that port
Adyires from Vera Cruz Sth The American brings
SAG 900 in spere There great rejoicing IN the CITY oil
M eyiro on hearing landing Ui santa Anna uh hchi
"a soil Guns fired bells rung, and other cnnsa
lions o Joy made.
The ne Spun-h Minister aTri:rL h $ahit Anna sni
ur,cer,cd ph HIM Ia The cay Mrlico NJ. FtlronT-t
arrested for bribery IN con.ciion "'i e fn9s'
debit The English creditors drnand The pa}ln1n oi
Gry thousand d,n- which Fac"nnrt represented he had
paid ln brbes.
Letters from hlazIan report ha Count k"GSsft ha1 pro-
ccigd another .! Sonora and hH h' iaa idsl'
,un men him SrnUI Ffhncodls tah been
ortcrrd government o hcNco Ia take command OF
troops ami defend the city.
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Tins steamer bring. nothing IareI from California.
WASHINGTON ITEMS

WAsnI%oToS, ApriI %. In tr Gardiner 10 inv a
large port lion OF The day 1ccupUd in examination Of
fr cunpcnsa on paid Ia Witnesses BY the Unlei States
M Bradley saIci that the defence hoped conclude thor
evidence OfnDrrow.
Charles ) Fraey 0 Ohio has been appointed chel CLERK
nl the Land Office vice tuheli removed
Quite number oi clerks reported Ia have been dis
missed in The Pension ONCE to-day.
Ma"r Stevens ha- nearly completed his arrangements Ior
the survey vi the Northern route Tor the Pacific Rail RUad
Lieut. Duncan und Lieut. Saxtrn have brn sent 10 Oregon
vil he sthu- from Puget's Sound and meet Tho
9lOng party The Another o the party has
been sometime in Canada collecting information rom The
Hudson's BAY Company
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LATER FROM THE lSTHMUs

New IoRK April 22-lIc steamer Crescent City, from
,sainual arrived here al 10 o'clock this morning. She
'"i inei, n'ri i'nssc un i.G rOlu" lD2
i.y loG iha pOrt the FaGna on re
Orleans bound Ia; and on The ldn, latitude ii Longitude
81 SHE also passed the steamship Pampcro from y Orleans.
for San Juan
\ parry ladies' and gentlcmen from South America,
robbed the lshmus OF large Oi gold. TIE
robbers finally arrested aid would undergo trial BE-.
iHia the Governor,
Peter e. Bager Of Georgia diet board the Crescent
CITY
Tins steamer bring. nothing IaeI from California.
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I,,n cor SALE NEAR RICHMOND.

k, safe small, bu most eA'cieh' ia
a r,v cCs on south side OF The Williamsburg road
a:aI Eanan me from the ola Market Aeont Two ,.
q cleared and considerable part now Cultivated as
icr,ly adaptation and convenience to markc'
'naSe'" Que N c dcsirahe places for market salaea & a
@ ,i'r -otcvaTy ani easily E.adc ifom lis pronts h
Ge - but little expense be re ucfcu cnm
setcc l. ras All necessary c0nrcnicnces naHioci
ehs.ict:s s;rircs or water are on the place.
sere5
rne itfms | s2 eEybcra Apply 10 Rosr HAsTiH0s on th'
Sept pa: SAMUEL HASTINGS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-26
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL Is, 1883.
COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS.


We understand That on Friday the DenlucIa'ic 'o"''
ton for the Isl District, held in Lynchburs' u''a'
nominated, the 7th ballot, Thomas RI. Da"'' .I' "
Prince George county. the Candidate i"' "
of Public Works. Mr. Daniel has for many yeas
the House and Senate with ability snd su'eess nc "
tIenan OF rmless unbendns Ines'S' s'"''
general information His election 10 50 important p'S
will be hailed with pleasure py us numerous '"''
,,ro,ob,n, ,h ss,, We have particulars OF The Con
venIionis DroreedngS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-26
TIE ELORIDA INDIAN.

tHsBIEsToS Apii % We have later advice tom 10
ida PREPARATIONS state Of torwardness io the I'm.
mediate commencement oi offensive operations against tho
lnians Generu Chids remained al Tampa Bay In good
health.
The Indians had gathered In body al tie eastern edge
Evcrrad where they w remain uniil offensive
nncr tiuns a RI nc,d. au, then dsDcrSC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-26
WRECK OF STEAMER IN INDEPENDENCE-TWO
HUNDRED LIVES LOST

HUNDRED LIVES l.OSl.
NEW OaIE.Ss a Apr 2i.-rnr steamer unitet States ar
rived TO day from AspnwaI with California daes TO thr
first April
The Independence was lost on me ION Of 60
mary She ran aground on The Shoals OH Nlarcarc'n
Island 0oE FIRE and burnt 500 passengers we're on
board The time Many passengers jumped INTO INC sea
40 known 10 he last.
The fire ORIGINATED farn the .rcne heat OF the furnace
The flames spread the powder magazine whicn e1podc'
tearing away the stern the boar and blowing many Of INC
into the sea The loss d" life may proSaby reach
r hundrsd Thas. y bo succeeded in reaching The shore
,und themselves on barren island, where lhey suffered
intensely fJf the 0 io"i AMI water BY he hiha %
cannon however, they ul 'he'h bt'fac'en we 'e" -
some wIaers, who rescued mem ,-, ,,,
The city Of Masss has been ss"" "In'ssa m I., hs
;,h ,wo and quarter millions Of gold The California
markets are quiet