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77~-rzg Ron 20 EE sI&PASSED,-
$50 The assortment Of II eyvspa Ders.
Magazines, cheap Publications, Scn@
Books, Roy Books, Prints, Frames, ia
tECnery, &C, always % hand at the C15aD PUB
Hcalisa p0s, opposite the American Hotel il not
to be surpassed b. aay il the city. Gail ald see
for yourselves, L. l.. G4IEH.
ageL. tor al the n .Ilh5ru Daily and
n7 72-ft Weekly H7y2s9e.,srs
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Naw Mcs4c.-Our friend, PHIL DorGnERrY, at
]. w. RASDoLpHs. has laid upon our table the
"Best Peta Dream -Holts," by Cadet THOMAS
WILSON, Dedicated to Ma General SCOTT. II Is a
verv spifi.ed Composition.
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MARRIED..

On Tuesday evening, the 10th ult., by the Re1
Charles w. Friend, Mr.. PICHEGRU WOOLFOLF
OF Richmend, to Miss LOUISA P, dsug liter of Nj
Edward w Poindexter of Chesterfield county
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RoBBEHY.-We call attention 10 the adyertse
mens setting forth articles stolea from Mr.. Austin
Gentry on Saturday evenlng last.
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An ECF A1GENDE,95s TEE CHARITIES
IA Of The City of Richmomti, Passes

y az a ava E-NiE2 >Stg Z - ( Z = = z
"A of the Ci:y of Richmond, Passed
= prii 5c1, @J3s
j. Re It enacted By lie General -4SSsuJ7Y Of Ttr-
giuiI That tee tWc-ty -sayeuth seCu-c If The at.
passed the fhirsia day Of Harch etgbteen hua-
dred ard fig, revising and reducing into cue, ell
the provisions OF the Chartor OF the City Of 6ica-
mC.j she be G.i ! hereby amended, :. h the
said section rs now re enacted vita s1ca a-14G6-
Il - shall here at.er read as io..ows:
4aa Connect may Establish, construct and :5zp
IN order, and mag alter or remove landings ana
Tbafvas on any land il or nea' jgm55 ry--, not
lower down OF higher u the river In41 the town
line; ana may lay end collect reag- matte duty on
vessels coming 10 auG usln5 sugl o. satj lal1iae5
ana whi1Te5 may belong 10 inc city, and may di.
rect ana regulate the manner OF iCIpr3Tiaz and
rs Gg ether w.aryas and aadlugg Wiai8 the co-g,.
rae bgonGs; end i any wharf or landing be not
Improved i airsc.s, may, after siy!n9 ress ora
be notice 10 tho awEec or occUpier, Qn the manner
prescribed bg Cbspfer one hundred sad sixty seven
u the Code Vi Virgns) cause such i'm rr1yaln snt
- DC made aud collect ths expense Of so doing
from he owner c. 1ccupier in like manner, IS
The Council may also appoint Port Ws9aarg Tor
the port Of said city, prescribe tteir duties and TX
their compensation.
STATE of Virginia City of Richmond, to wit:
/, St George Tucker, Clerk Ot the House Of Del
egates and Keeper Of the Role Of Virginia do
hereby certify that the foregoing il a true COPY Of
an &C. passed by The neral Assembly Ut virginia,
on shs 5ta OF april 1865
Gjyeu under nay hand this twenty fifth Of April,
1853.
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IT, LET n BE NkAlGNLBEkAD
$50 THAT T. II. GRESHAM. Main street,
uIder he American Hotel, is the only regular es
tabished agent ior the Baltimore Sun, aud all tha
Foreign ana American Peri ideals, Magazines and
Newspapers published Fla assortment caaao! be
e4uaied by any house in the CITY.
IHUS Il GRESHAM,
ain street. under the American hotel.
3S@ Cali and examine for yourselves. Papers
a. d aiagazines furnished at Puolishel prices
my I4--3tT
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BROAD Rock RAcEs.-These races commence TO
day, and ~ill be continued during the week.
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SENT ON.-A clothier named Ezekiel Solomon,
living near the Old market, arraigned before
his Honor yesterday the charge of wilfuly beat
ng Edward, a slave hired to Mr.. James H. Grant,
on Sunday morning last From the evidence, it
appeared that Edward had entered the store of
Solomon about three weeks since, when he used
some insulting language and was ordered to leave
the store and never enter it again. Sunday morn
ing he again entered to store and enquired for a
vest, but YVES told to go away, as nothing would be
sold him. He retreated some forty PAGES from the
store, Solomon following rebukng him, and then
turned suddenly and knocked TIE youthful sage
down. friend and sister came to the rescue
and relieved Solomon from the iron clutches of
Ned, who had attained most choking, uncom.
Portable grippe upon Solcmon's throat. In the eff.
fort of release Solomon received few "favors'' at
the hands of the rescuers that somewhat increased
the uglIness of his appearance. The Mayor sent
the case on TO the Grand Jury term of tie Hastings
Court, which commences in August next. He com.
mitted the negro to Jail to await further excmina
ton this day before him.
With all due Difference to eur learned Mayor in
this case, we think that binding over' would have
been sufficient punishment to Mr.. Solomon for his
alleged misdemeanor. The negro-es he expects
will-shoud certainly De severely punished for his
in5olence.
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whIG NOMINATIONS.

EIectIon DHy-t4th Fhursfny}-Qgfb No.
For Congress.
CLAYTON G COLEMAN, OF L.eu;.s Co..
Board Of Public Works.
SAMUEL PRICE, of Greenbrjer Coar.-
State Senate.
OLIVER P. BALDWIN,
House Of Delegates,
JOS. X. ANDERSON
Ii. X. EBLYSON
JAS. A. COWARDIE.
my 6-dtdet
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- EXCHANGE AND BANKING
28~Lsa HOUSE OF c. w. PURCELL 4 co. -
TIE notes Ct ihe Southern Manufacturers
Bank, are redeemed as heretofore at par at our
counter
Ey7Au solvent Washington small notes, will for
tn present be redeemed at par from Merchants.
We caution the public therefore, against paying
any discount on small notes dated al W Arlington.
my ST
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-n~a,--s-E,, BEWARE OF COUNTERFEiT.s AND
2G~-S&a PATENT INFRINGEhiEATS- IT II q
PATENT REPEATING PISTOLS. ARMY.
NAVY, AND POCKET SIZES, Price $IS For
sale ct S. SUTHEkLAHDS, Stain street.
ap 25-1mis* Opposite the Farmers Bask,
- br. chm Is. " aithaIl, Il 0noeopa
B$-s-a thfc physlcian, Ofico on Governor
street, nearly opposite the Governors House.
Euh iS-6n%
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4as Pies and MILK! Fruit Pies Ut du.
Aza~ES ferent kinds, with rich and cool Milk
$50, oGra.b srres ard milk can be- had every day
at ADAM d cos Saloon No IA Main street, a
few Goors below the Exchange BANK. my II
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cl-H OF INC Dig v aILl.
Just received. a splendid assortment Of Watches,
1e"efy, Faacy Articles, &c, &c. Having pur
chased Iy eulca stoca for cash, enables 10 sell
al 10 per cent. cheaper than any oshsr house in
this clty All request is d call from my friends
ani The public in general, ana examine for your
selves.
IL Repairing done cheap and neat with dis
pGIgI. EDWARD KEkSEY,
Nod Main street, sign Of the Big Watch.
7GiFe n q call, one and all. my 1876
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7e~~-z~g Che Exchange A8tcl Bathing
$50 20 oJas having been reE.red, impr0vsd
Ia pat II complete o.dor, are Low open Tor toe
patron ga ct til public nav 2-Fzn
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E7st--5-z +, - ian. T;nrtas. Css,Fr-. sFf-,D
5 81 II "A - $50 80, , 80
* Il Vy1GnpClf2-ir Va - -. 80
raca:vtn, f,roa s,~1,f;e. - ti.rn,,' ssi,,,,
ForCas, fr1ra s5yg,l u H., r-sr ne, IN 80.
country. They are psegz "a to salR "a a.sort-
- '1 = eA. -'5 - c-4' - i1l1 1'o ~ ~ -.i'
lac SUBSCRIBERS IaF5 usaA a-l.-'E --=ss h. s,'u.
~ ll-- I1S -.,-.5s yo-a, ga an en- ~ s--aGa
E.V7 pro IN las ..-J .-s--5 ~ .e FL s-ei'3
5GseeSsAry 70 c-A~.!a.a A.-z E7za -I"-@ sa'tas'--
~ J.1 " -a. Ia 80 81 s+t.~ a3-,---o--'-' OF
-~-.eI oacH OF c.-eLsnz -
At55o-sw es5i7 t2aca Guitars 5es ..a 7 ,.eis7'
CO. o. 4aE;-I iN< aat r s.--e 81 rs .L " sic
ana 1'IU-,IoA eoe'-s' aoF tl9 Eta@5 Istt'i "1-'L
AID o'.,9E Ia Et1H4 2-,5
1-ndsoHe ~ les Of Plano Stools and c-ye.s.
M /.
-ECE7-7 -4sV-T7l-- T5CoT-- - %
Isl ~, p55 hae f-,-- r.,a,ei .-,7 - nav
Para. .1ra-1 si r,o,-s an - ..',,, s.-s
25a
memoirs Of THzerefh Second d --., Raers,t
Of En- land ana Ireland bg ARE ,s>..oz-[,s
Psv's A, ,e.tT. rarT .e,.rs4 .v s-,.vr;c.4 .7-s-,
ia ,~55 far higE .~r-,.Ts A., 49,
Key to Rays ALGERIA, pert firsr and s.5czt cor.
tajai6g zta,4a.sn.. a..d .5uons Of Gu s5.s &c
81 =
G5e Attorney. or the Csrress97Tae-7 Of J. In
Qurt, new aat rev.7e. q. tsi3n f..5.srs-.4-ff
Tie Acad IL Quss4.ug, qraarss DE- Ei1ious
a. IusCalsn Diavuysstols # ii 4 Cicero. &C. IL
orally translated oy G u YJ8ce Z, v.ll Bshns
L ndoa oi-5I IS
he annals OF Roger De IoVaEer cOcDris.ng
the History afE. gland and ..ner csaagries OF lll.
rope &C, tlauss-ed from he l.atsa, gs,.a notes
and illustrations, oV Il FIsy. Esa'A 3. vol
Boon'a London ejition-5l25 m7l7
! OtGifA2 &32 Til ( aIA ID Paul Cit
- Lofd OF HuFfsa Tor me Aoaa, being Inc thrill
A'g adventures o. tcls daring HIsh"aymau, ~
tae author OF Gentleman JacE-prIcs - ca
harry ashton, or ih' Will aad the Way, By
SLii!lh' aGteGI "a : tsnAe'd ian, - CTS
SILVER and Pewter, or tae contrasts Of New York
Llie - cts
80 rtb1r s g., 5na' az 80 . 1'''
Uitor, nFtp, pt ~ s. 4. - ,e,, r,..s..
hv NIX ~ a"' A'0''A '4''on Vi INC AoAa SSn'o'o
vs., 80, p,s,.o,i,,, .ro,.s,.. fa1 -.
r,a L., u Wy 10 ns,S . = - $50
OK ~. -' ~ 'A0 ONA0 ~--1 'A'S ~s%s ''ons1
IT, Es,a. ,s,o. or.
Nj - e., o D., 10, r - 4aI
a1ls.,,'s /. 80 49, ~ sI g n, -
Hunts rsrant. assszIf', tor ~ az
Tondon Iyns,,ats, - y -. ~. - ay' ''~s
London Pucch. IL = cos
u Latest dals Jus; received
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THEFT.-on Saturday evening last some person
or persons unknown broke into the stable OF Mr.
Austin Gentry, on Church Hill, and stole therefrom
sett of carriage gear, brass mounted, sett of
plough gear and one saddle Yearly new, with stir.
rup irons and brass grt. Articles of this character
offered for sale by negroes or other persons should
he stoDped
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- ROPER 81 .3GRAAY, UNUEK.
80 TAKERS. Governor street between
Main and rankin. ie 2s-IY
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NEW ENaLisH RO0Ks ArTaE AZ


NEW ENGLISH BOOKS Attire EX-
IN CHANGE 6UOKSTORE--
The Annals ct Roger De Hoveden, souptilns
the History Of Aagisnd and Of other countries IL
EafoPa, irota AID 73l .ok D 1901, transsted from
the Latin, with notes aad iiiustIaiious oY Henry
lilly, Esq A, vol l-St25
Inc Academic QnastiOns: Treatise De Einibus
sud Tuscuan Dlapc;s,loas Of NJ T Cicero wit, a
saeloa q the Greek PksfusssDrE mansiv ed by
VI IS
Taree Tales; Christine Van Amberg. Re,typs.
lIon ana Ih9 Village Doctor, by the. Countess De-
Field, M A-75c - -
me Library Remains Of SanpskTaylor Cote
fi3se Collected and edited by Heuiy Nelson Cole.
ridge, Esq, IA, vol 5-sI
Inc Old Forest Ranger, or, Wild Spoyts of
iu4S on the se'gherry hilis in the Junsles and on
s t rains, by Msjor Walrer Campbell, edited by
fEank Forester--SI so
Pau Clifford, or, Hurrah for the Road-gc
BLEAK House, No I4-l2c
Eg9 Flae, Bar1er, Waver'ey, Uncle sam, &c.
for this week, at G NJ WEST & BR0'S
my II Nos 5 and 6 EXCHANGE
A W. RAPP3S GEL EBKATED P4T-
A' EST GOLD PEN-We have received an Adj.
dlaonal supply OF the above justly celebrated God
Pen, embracing three sizes.
my "a GENNET JAMES, Eagle Square
BRITANNIA WATER PITCHRRs- ~
~ Ice water, Tor private families and Hotels Two
ihres ana lear quarts, with covers, tor sale bv
my - oEssNET & JAMES, Eagle Square.
oAF sUGAR.-5o hall boxes LoveTings- for
my a DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
hANULaTED sUGAks.-50 IBIS for
my7 DAVENPORT, ALLEN s co.
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A SEREsADE.-We take this opportunity TO
return our thanks to the Cornet Band, under
the lead of Mr.. E Loebmann, for very .agre e.
able serenade on the night of Friday last
BY reference TO our advertising columns il vi i'll
be seen that the band offer their services for
military parades, parties, balls, sc. We take
pleasure in recommending them TO public
attention. As they propose to give concert
on the Capitol Square in a night or two, our
citizens can judge for themselves. Ifa sum
can be made up for the purpose, by subscrip-
ton, they are DESTROYS to engage to play regu-
larly once a week. We think our citizens
might livery well afford to employ both them
and the Armory band, for one night each per
week. Ii would be source ofgreat gratii-
cation during the bright moonlight nights OF
the coming Summer. What say our citizensi
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Gs~9 The attention of the public is called TO
$50 the sale of valuable Real Estate On Gam.
D.es nlsi, to tGka place Th:s Afternoon, at Az
O'CLOCK. Ii Is seldom that property, combining SO
many advantages, is offered at Auction. See Auc.
ton hsad
my II w EODDIN Auct'r
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The Annals OF Roger De Uova1eH, comprising
the History 81 glsue and .she. cgaaEsies OF Eu.
rope &c itaus.2.ed from he Lat.a, gs'-l uogs
and illustrations, oy Il : Riley, Esq, 3, vol 1
Boan's London ejitior--5l - m7l7
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EDWARD NERsEY's, No 4 Main street.

s. ~<.sS-zs JlsSELHE, JAWELAY, &c.,
GJ~-ss& tECs.at
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49, Attention is asked to the sale of valu'
ks>-&@s able Real Estate, known "a ''the County
Court House Tavern" to be sold by G 4 Myers and
Frederick Marx, Trustees, at 5 o'clock This
Afternoon. JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
See Auction head. my II
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LOCAL MATTERS.


SUNDAY SCHOOL ASNrvEnsAnr.-on Sunday Of
ternoon the Anniversary of the Union sabbath
School, connected with the Asbury Methodist Epis
copal Church, of Church Hill, held in the neat
and primitive Asbury Chapel. large audiences
was In attendance The exercises were opened
with singing by the school and prayer by the Rev.
Mr.. Bailey The venerable and respected Father
of Methodism in Richmond (Mr Courtney then an
nounced Rotations from the children as next In
order. Several pieces were then recited by pref
tly.spoken Misses and sturdy, promising Masters
with good effect. Appropriate enunciatlon and
action, however, were two things they greatly
needed.
After further singing, Mr.. William A., Wright the
late efficient superintendent of the School, read the
annual report From it we learned that the school
was in prosperous condition, though greatly in
need of teachers. Number of enrolled scholars,
220: average attendance in fair weather, It's; in.
clement, 16i. Receipts for books, &c during the
year. S5l 05 expenditures, S43 sc; on hand, 81 SO.
The Young Mems Bible Class, which we under
stand Is organized society, for the relief and
watching of sick members, and for debating and
conversational purposes, is under the tutorship of
Mr. J. J. English, and was represented to be in a
most hourishing state-Rctive, energetic and use.
ful. 1t is one of the most complete and beneficial
organizations of the kind in Virginia, and will, no
doubt, turn out many valuable members of the
church-perhaps of the ministry. Appropriate ad-
dresses were delivered by Messrs J. R. Keinine-
ham and William A. Pemberton, after which the
exercises were closed with the bcuedicton.
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Memoirs Of ElizeHeth, Second q -ssl RegEant
Of England and Ireland by AEres S-.iczan1
Rsys A.seoFa, patt sec0a1s al ana ytjcei Treat
Key to Ray : Algebra, pert first and eczG cor,
tanning statements a.d .-4uloEs q Cue siUAs &c
81 p
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k1EhC &A& GCASO.--luU Gags Teeelyip
per steamer Belv.4oGe 5ghls day. FOR sale los
70 ei2se' j Is SEEGAL.
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RRiTANNIA WATER PITCHRRs- f7r
- Ice water, for private families and Hotels ,n,o
three and fear quarts, with covers, tor sale hv
my u GEsNET Il JAMES, Eagle square.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-02

A SrUPENpoUs CLAIM.-A Western Penn.
sylvania company have set up claim to the
whole Of the Western Reserve of Ohio, under
q grant from Connecticut, alleged to have
been made after the year 1862, when Charles
III, granted to that colony patent for the
Reserve. In 1895. it will be remembered, she
sold the Reserve to another companey relin.
gushing all claim to jurisdiction over the
territory to the United States in 1900
These Pennsylv ania parties to-day applied
to the General land Office to make them
patents for all the Reserve! The Office
replied, we learn from parties interested in
the speculation that the government not
having had claim 10 or proprietorship over
that territory, they cannot entertain the ap-
plcation; and that the State of Connecticut
is the party to whom the Penhsylvania
company must look for redress, if they have
rights involved in the case.
Washington Star.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-02

THE WEATHER.-We intend hereafter, if
possible, treating this popular subject some.
what Systematically, instead of eternally
squibbing about it. DR.. Wilcox has kindly
furnished US with table Of the weather du-
ring the last three months. the table being
made up from notes carefully taken by him.
self. We publish this table to-day. At the
close of every publication week, "WEDNESDAY.
the day the Weekly is put to press,) DR.. w
will furnish US table of the weather for the
week. To those who keep files Of the Jour.
nal, these tables will be interesting subjects
of reference.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-02

%We learn from the Cincinnati Com
mercial, that movement is on foot to i'm.
peach Judge Flynn, Of the criminal court oil
Hamilton county. The Judge has gained fol-
himself very unenviable notoriety ss judi.
cial officer. He is incompetent both in intel.
lectual capacity and honesty to fill the place
and there lisa rumor that committee will be
raised to. collect the necessary facts. and have
his case brought before the next General AS
sembly at an early day in the next session.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-02

The above wood cut Of a single -gearcd "Qussu
Of the South" Corn Mill and Crusher.
we manufacture Cob Breaker Of great strength ard
Durability and ease OF operation.
We place this useful contrvaDce all sizes Of Mills
by which means We convert a Corn Mil into Stock
Feed Mill: Blu, few minutes work TO put il take
noa.
geared best quality of French burrs to grind Wheat.
Corn and Stock Feeds, calculated for ses water or
morse Power these mills have been run Sy steam and
Mills Of cur city, at our State Fairs, and have
failed to carry on the a,s. Prsniun5on ONE osss.os
took two 6rst rate premiums, the best Mills a two
Annual Fairs Of our Mechanics Institute.
horse power The Mil was eshibised in operation By
horse power ut the Ohio State Fair, in 1880 when
pnd snS Of PIsss ss pedal
Steam Engines. All articles, for ease Of operation
simplicity, usefulness and durability, surpassed b.
All our articles are warranted rs repre- sensed-or mo-
sale-.t our cost Of transportation and the money
funded.
For full description and to, timonial Of merit and
usefulness reter those interested 20 pamphlet
70 be had at our factory. where take pleasure to
ISAAC sTRAUB d CO.
NoTr.-Mr. kimball, the partner Of J. II. Burrows
fall was bosterous about his Mill and On.
tered into verbal agreement with 10 grind corn
quantity wa. 70 he 'es Of Soa M ana
every trial: u
| FIRST TRIAL.
| Straub to run an 10 inch Mill;
Burrows d Co., to run q 70 inch Mil.
| SECOND TRIAL.
| Straub to run q 90 inch Mill:
| Burrows d Co., TO run a 81 inch Mill.
THIRD TRIAL.
| Straub to run n 26inch Mill:
| Burrows e. Co., to q 10 inch Mill.
When the pinch came, that bosterous courage jumped
out. To the above now append challenge 10 grind
cob feed out of whole ears Of corn.
will run my 10 inch "Queen Of the South !" with a
cob-breaker attachment, the same article that took tho
premium at the Ohio State Fair last fall, against q -
inch Burrows Mill and VIM. Stewarts Ohio and Ken
lucky Stock Feed MILL both TO be at once; and IL
you are apptehensve Of risky business. you have my
entire appreciation to run Mr. Pomeroy's Corn Crusher
equal in quality and quantity to the combined produc.
tons Of the two three Mills dust you please
then you draw few hundred dollars stakes put
mp.
Come boys, don't be cowardly-thcre is nothing like
walking straight into the merits OF a thing.
| ISAAC STRAUB.
| To J. II. BuRRows& Co. septlw6m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-02

r The mail steamship Cherokee, took
fire 1T her dock in New York on Friday night
last, and was burned nearly to the waters
edge. She was fully laden and ready to
sail. Her cargo, valued at $500, ZOO, was to
tally destroyed. The vessel, worth about
S2O0, 900 is total loss, and no insurance.
There was more or less insurance upon the
cargo, effected by the shippers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-02

NJ There is farmer residing at Quogue
Long Island, sixty three years Of age, who
has never seen a steamboat. He has only
travelled twenty FIVE miles east, and thirty five
west of his home. He is possessed Of land
and does not care about selling it, as the
money would give him trouble. He once
went to the Riverhead depot of the Long Is.
land Railroad with his daughter, and was Sc
frightened at the noise Of the steam.whistle
that he ran away.
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Arissocr. tic Democracy,


New Liveries," the N. Y. Tribune says:
Our Washington correspondence eo-dat
gives description OF magnificent privat
coach, drawn by spanking bays, and with
coachman and footman in blue liveres. From
his description of it, one might have imagined
it to belong to some foreign Minister, whose
ideas of political grandeur are the depression
Of the people, crushing them in the brdges OF
caste, in Diveries which were originally worn
by prisoners taken in war, to mark their deg.
radiation. and were now but by the so-called
upper classes on the backs Of the poor equal.
ly to mako their degradation, and show how
brutal man with money may act toward one
who is without money. OF course in this
country we cannot dictate to foreigners who
SO degrade Gods image, but it is hard to res.
pect Americans, who pretending to be Dem
ocrats, never appear in public without
being attended by servile creatures with such
marks of their shame on their backs. But
curiosity may exist as to what foreign minis
tiers so rovally in public-The Russian, Prus-
sian, English, Spanish! The carriage and
horses, and the liverie white serfs, belong to
FRANKLIN PIERCE, President of the Uuited
States, "elec,ed by the hard.fsted Democra-
cy" to represent and carry out the great prin.
ciples Of political equality and the social ele.
walton of the masses,
We hear daily of divisions in the Democrat.
ic party. and if that party suffers such unre.
publican conduct as the above to pass unre.
buked. we think the people will soon cease to
give their confidence to, those whose actions
so grossly belle their professions.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-02

GA man was dragged out of the river
yesterday in front of the Telegraph Office,
where he had been for some time floundering
with his head alternately above and below
the surface Of the water. He was found to
be beastly drunk, and would have drowned
had not assistance been rendered him. The
Marshal had him carted to Jail, where those
worse brutes deserve to be who sold him his
liquor.