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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-05-28
TABLE-CHAT In MOORE's DIARY.

| One dinner scene at Lord Hollands, specimen of
many,is worth giving entire There good talking
that day in Paris, July 1881:
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VI USIC.
PIANOS AND MELODCOES.

FORAGE WATERS, 1913 Broadway, New York,
= the great Music Publishing and Piano-fortc O.
Enlistment. Song~-all the popular and new compo-
>itions, Americana and European, by all the rel, bri,tcd
Authors, EoAFnN, NrhnHtycAcS and QUl41Hc> a. danced
at the great balls in Paris, London and New York.
One Of the best assorted and extensive cn dialogue. in
America, wholesale and retail. Piano~luItc>-T
Gilbert " Co.'S PiIno-tortc,, with Circular Scales and
Metallic Frames, Of Greater power and more mclo-
dl"us tone than any others manufactured. BouIoir
ald Cottage Pianos for small rooms; smiths Mclo-
dcolS, superior to any in use, being tuned the equal
temperament -NUtn'S unrivalIcd Guitars and Mu-
steal instruments OF all kinds. Dealers, Teachers,
and ScminaricS supplied Mt the lowest prices.
HORACE WATERS, 1913 Broadway.
Tho only Agent for T. Gilbert a COS Pianos.
NIB. An extensive stock of Second -haud Pianos
always on hand at great bargains, prices from SO
to Sl5O. Parties wishing a good Piano, and mot
being able to visit New Nolh. may rely having a
fine instrument sent to tLcn, that will challenge ali
comparison for Price and Quality.
7. Gilbert a Co.. being the owners of the .Eolian
Patent, are therefore enabled To supply the public
at lower prices than any other house. limos
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India ggubbcr Gloves.

NIIN, Mt TENN, &c,
A tOUNTRY MERCHANTS, in making their Fall
purchases should not neglect these desirable
and saleable articles, Their manufacture has been
much improved of late. The Wool Lined Gloves
and Mittcns are indispensable in cold AMI wet
weather. Ladies will find these Gloves very useful
in any work that soils the hands, not only protecting
but making them soft aud white. Also. AN excellent
remedy for salt Rhcum or Chappcl hands. They
are made all lengths to protect the wrists and arms.
For sale, wholesale by BOWEN a McNAMEE, New
York N0RCRoSS 4 TOWNE, Boston and by
all Rubber Dealers. Smus
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FALL STYLE. HATS,
lSCCcIYcti az E2arnWlsa's.

The lat st approved styles, received at BAR.
NUNS Hat Store, { door east of & ]. II. Pecks.
Lafies Grrd,n HaiS and Misses Flats.
Bonnet Cases. Trunks, Nalliscs, Ladies and Gentle
man'> Suchrls, and Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, Canes
Gloves, Nuttns, Sc.
GSya. Z. EsgsEyy.
formerly with y. Alien K Co., is connected will.
The above establishment and assures his iIiend,
hey can linl at I;arnunl's, II iargcr resentment
,nd as chcop.o mig be Joani clsemhcre in B"r-
Lagtoa, Custom work oiali kinds, made to ordci
Panama ana Straw Goods, Cleaned aud Pressed
|. w. BARNUM,
Cullege Street. Pad Door rom Church.
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j. | D

In this village last evening, EDWARD WErLMAN,
infant SON of Morton aud sarah c. Cole, aged nine
months and seven days.
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IMP ORTFD CARPETINbS
FALL 1883.
Peterson a. ushlDShry.

a19 Broadrdy, Chr. Nhtc STRAIT,
hAIT. the attention Of fricnds and the trade ia
u their large and magnificent stock of rich ant
elegant CARrITINGs, imported direct from the Eng
li,h and French manufactures for our city Retail
Trade, consisting of s. Bonpaise' C11wtv, in one entire
REORGANIZATION centre, landscape border .N,iH-
hon Cor~ts, from the most celebrated manufactures,
and are not confined 30 one man, exclusive make.
Itirt amt I0LOyson CortoN, of rich design and Of
every new pattern made up TO the present time
TapSirg aD3 Brussels typtv, which for variety.
style and quality, are unsurpassed in the United
states together with all other .tNl.s of CJrpctiugs
manufactured. We do not deem if necessary to par
ticullriho our stock, or mention the number Of our
s,lc5.rp"ins, but merely say, we defy the Whole
Trade together, to produce a better, all of which
will be sold on ,hc most reasonable terms.
PETERSON a HUMPHREY.
3mos No. $40 Broadway.
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strniN ~'E,Hnrs.

q PPLE. PEAR. PLlM AID CHERRY TREES,
N Grape and Goo-vbcrry Nincs, for sale by the
Subscriber, GEJ. y. SHAW.
sept. -. dNwlmp
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Produce Market.


- W porlj0oiW chongc in the Producc
Narku Grom i9Si w,ch.
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s. NJ. PETTENGlLL & cos
BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TO SPORTSMEN.
-
n f. ID K ESS & O
R0nTH G. TITTTIE,

No 1iG BROADWAY, corner Of Liberty street,
" New York, offer for sale 0t low prices Il full
assortment, comprising French Mcrinos Printed
and Colorcd Mouslin dc Laincs Paramattas, Al
plccas, Bombahincs, silk Plails, Ginghpms, EnrlisI
Prints, &c. a large assortment Of Wooden Slawls
3nOs.
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=. s. q. ffrrrian.
,urORTERs AND WHOLE Ni.E AND RETAIL DEALER
HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES.

GOl BroddrdY. 81 Ncr York.
SILVER Plated Ware, Cutlery, German silver
- and britannia Ware, Jappanncry, French Cook
ing Utensils, Composition, Enamcllcd and Iron llol-
low Ware. Bronze, Copper and Brass Goods, Fancy
Articles, bathing Apparatus, Brushes. Mats, Basket,
Rcfrigcrators, sporting Tackle, &C., &c. Jnoa'
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Chittenden County Court.
September Term.

" "r"n' Jury w." r - "-
." - ~ I,hors. wherein ,oriou. m,ttrr. and
thir,s x,rc commended. recommended. condemned.
md endorsed respectively. The report will be found
In another column
The jury found eighteen true bills, and returned
iour oi'' not ioun',
"""P""" ! =, .'"""S ""''" an 1t II p ,'
,in.,an Cnn.ior aIlo.;n, ,rnt ~. Defendant. me-
c,snj him NJ n,rorri,tin f., hi. own u.c. Il num-
Der of Titles Living Are. which the publishers had
forwarded to the Plaintiff for the Defendants. The
trial was begun, and promised to be funny when It
was suddenly announced IN Court ny inc rmi"''",
I'll" '"e pa',''S m'u ''',V nv ',' ,n,
p~I ,r m,iair anI r.1,aI ..i. nu.l ,,r,,
mo,, a.ol, an,n,.nu ,,... - Whom hn w,. in
apv wise known :, and flat the Dcrondout. no long
or "cnyy his hnppy state and condition - for these
were among the allegations in the Plaintiff dcclara-
ton. We cannot believe that the settlement was
made "t' prevent further "5't'ti"n' as the poIti-
CLANS have IT. Tor the 'I''"tl' Is KNOW" TO nave '''"
~. ~ ,m. Vi,
s.n,n ". rd.u. cr H.. r,ain,ir. rrlrr.
,,ood and Hard for the Defendants.
Friday, THE Frunda Coary Bonk =. S,y-
mour, came ON and wa. tried. ltwa- an action ofas-
sumpsit upon " bill "fcXchnnse' pri'nee-want" Of
pre'rnt,ne"' ANA notice. rn''Fs " '"',''''" anu
Mf' III d, '' p''I",''' ~" % y9a r.n,t 4n 1 %,
, hnII ,La, ,.i.o 81 dj.h,nor nr Nm or ~.
change. must he sent by the mail of the next day
after protest, if the mail leaves the rlac. of protes,
SO late ON the next day Il, to give the holder Il r>a-
s"na'Ie opportunity to mani the notice On mat ''F'
IN season Tor t'e man u 'l"' ''!'
Verdict for the riHlntH'-'anaE'S one cent
1t was proved that the debt nal been iai' after s"it
brought.
Yayh.rd al t.. r.. g. b. r. r. Co.,. was on triad
Saturday. If WAS ~, oc.iou ON tlc case for los, of
rro,crty received hy the Defendants Il. carrior..-
H. go. ,., ,,..
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-Nnn lbs. sas'isstsstGfEps

1bSFV 5000 lbs. Pump CHM
lu0.rls Blake'S Pump Castings;
100 Chain PUMPS complete, Tor SnI" by
DANEI x ALLEN.
May 10. "l'Nll
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,RMERs' Mutual FIRE INSURANCE Co.

FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE lNSUR ANCE TO.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
" annual meeting of said company, for the choice
of a Board of Directors for the ensuing year, and
the transaction Of all other appropriate business,
will be holden mt the office Of said company in Mont
pclicr, ON the 18th day of October next. at | O'Clock
p. NJ. JOSEPH POLAND, Secretary.
Montpelier, Sept. u, 1888, ~dlt&wl4w2
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Pianos and Wrl0d"Dns.

L.. e. BRlDBIRl,
423 Broadr0y, N,r York.
fsNIlE Organ Nclodcon, with Two Rows Of Keys,
4 &C., the best instrument in the world tor
Churches short Of the large class Organ. Price 500.
3Inos
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ANIFACruRER OF TIN, SHEET IRON.
w and Copper Ware Fave Trough, and Com
ductors Tin Roofing done to order. Also. dealer
in Hot Air Furnaces, Cooking Bangcs, Bath Fly
iureS' Stoves and stove Furniture, Pumps, Lead
Pipes, Zinc, &c, &c.
ISAAC DOW, Agent, Church st.
Burlington, Sept. Is, 1858. wl3mos3
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NOTICE,

6tAME INTO THE ENCLOSURE OF TIE SUB
Y scribcr, tNo ycarIing Steers, one grey, the other
red, marked On the hips with tar. The owner is
requested to prove property, pay charges and take
them away. JOSEPH :. SHAW.
Charlotte, oct. I, lNj3. wl5w3*
NNE HAVE SOME Beautiful FRENCH OIL
w PAINTINGS in splendid gilt frames, worthy of
Il niche ia any Pdrlor or Dlawing-room.
CAN and examine. II. V. HORTON & q.
sept. -. d&wtt
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Piano ~efOrteS.

AL BroadtraY NOr York.
'ENilE Largest aud Best Assortment of first class
u Piano Fortcs in New York, both with and with
out the .Eulian Attachment, may hc found ia AL
broadway. All persons wishing - good instrument
at a low price will be sure 10 find one at
LINCOLN 4 TIlOl PSON'S.
ly Al Broadway, New York.
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1sarbIeixed Erom vsantcg..

TABLE TOPS, sc, sc.
In Imitation of the choicest arblcs,
Manufactured by the
'N~alamaHdcr MGrhh t~0Mp0HH, Sl3 Broadiray,
NEN YORK..
SIl.AS G. HERRING.
Business Department, j. RUNrpN. ; months.
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Copaytneysllip.
E'Da' Sale.

- AnA GRAFTED APPLE TREES, OF
'P'VVV large size for setting, aud of the choic-
est variety of Fruit. u. READ.
Miuuu,hi Falls, sept. -, 1854. diwiw
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Cheap Piano Forte House.
A. f.. NIL. 81 Great Johns Street, near Bow.
". cry, New York. Pianos Tuned and Repaired.
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18s3.

Yesterday, the first Iaboring day Of 1853
was ushered in, mantled in her Wintery
habilamsi {, hooking it'll. prudish Tor SO old
a Maiden as dame Natur.," Vel her breath
was coil and sweet, and imp lrted vigor an !
freshness to all around. The "HoIdays"
have again p .ssed, and by mo m ans uno5-
served. Tn. old year was escorted bv cheer
full and merry millions to the brink, and seen
boldly to plunge into eternity, in obedience
{, Natures DEGREES, while the New born was
welcomed in, with the same smiling faces
and glad hearts which had just taken final
81 u OF its prade :essor.
Yesterday, tho-e same smiling faces were
seen at their usual pl .ces Of duty, elated by
the novelty of tn New Year, S she appeared
dressed in her white robed emblem Of limo
cence and Purity. Fl ted, too, by new hopes
new prospects, new resolutions; by the sue
cesses Of the past year, and prosperous an
ticipations OF the present. AS "there's luck
in odd numbers" let US see what the New
Year, aided by our own best efforts will d.
for Us.
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0cyWe were informed day or two since

kTWe were informed day or two since
by gentleman from Boston. who was then
en.ruute for the interior Of illinois, that new
within the last year in the vicinity oil Deca.
iur, in consequence Of the supposed certain
ty Of the early completion Of the great Cen.
trail R abroad. This gentlemen located sew
eral sections If land there only TWO years
ago at the then price Of land warrants, as an
adventure, and can already dispose Of it at the
above advanced rates.
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% Mississippi river clear of ice.

PoRK.-The business in The pork lin, con-
tinucs very brisk. All the houses are crowded,
and the pens full Uf hogs, which are fed
with corn at 80 cents per hushel-n some
cases 35 enis. Strengthening progresses as
fast as possible. but it seems t. be hard
matter To catch up. The price continues
firm at from $3.50 to So IS. A buyer told us
that S. ID was the highest offer d on
Monday, which was I'd dav. A seller told
US he was offered 50 so on yesterday. The
weather was then much more favorable.
We have heard it stated that consiIerab e
portion of the hogs of this coun try have been
sold at $500. There is no Way of ascertain
ing su,h thing to certainty.
We recently put down the number to be
packe at this place at $4,000. The knowing
ones tell u since. tina Viso will likely 90
up to l00,000-)0, 600 of which will be parked
at this punt. This will be large inc-e .se
ov.r Last year, the amount then being 62, IS l
a. Terre RI ,u'e-66, S5l in the country. The
whit previous TO last winter, Vigo packed
7O,54S hogs.-Tsrre Hauts Jour. 29M.
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The river has now attained the height, OF
the second great ris which occurred in IS47.
In 1882, rs the "oId inhabitants" sly, the river
rose some 8 feet above The present mark
TIE A % h IS doubtless done much damage,
an considerlbl loss will be sus aimed N the
river bItioms by farmers and shipping Mer-
ch Ints. At Shawneetown, large quantity
of pork, is inundated, and much other pro-
duce could not be removed in time TO escape
the floJd.
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Il will be observed by the following n tice
that The prices of table provisions have ma
terially advanced in this city. The proprie-
tors Of the Hotels have advanced their rates
board in accordance Herewith. Our
Hotels are all full of bus ness, and will con-
tinue to feed their boarders and strangers in
the good old style. -
Nor;cE.- In consideration nf the unp-ec,-
denied high prices Of Provisions &c, the un-
d.rsi .ned are GO compelled 10 advance their
rates of boarding. We shall tn 'refore from
and after the FIRST day of JInu .ry 1853 charge
three dollars per week for Day Borders aud
otiers in proportion.
w. H. BOICOURT, City Hotel.
G.. X. DREW, P,viiion Hotel.
JAMES A. BYERS, Sherwood House.
Evansville, Dec. % 1852.
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10 The "Lades Of tn: Sci. Il Degree"

~ The "Ladies Of tn: S,ci.l Degree"
sent Us on NV Years Day, at our residence,
a large and beautifully iced cake, with the
words inscr bed on it-l.ove, Purity and
Fidelity. Certainly that is suitable motto
to those ladies WHO com limented US with
this present. IL Love do not dwell with
them-if Purity be not embl I'm itized in
their intercourse and Fidelity be not sealed
by tn, grasp of their white hand>-then
Love. Purity and Fidelity, may not be inscrib
ed upon any but angel banners. But how
ever tiat may be, we hope the ladies erj yed
a happy New Years Day, and the happiness
Of that day may be continued through the
entire year.
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New burg Gal.

The coal m mes recently opened by Messrs.
RI zen e. Roberts, in " arrick county, near
Newl ury. appear to be attracting conri era
bic attention. The following certii ate was
sent us Ly the Clerk Of the Lady Pike, in
respect to this Goa:
STEAMER LADY PIKE. Jan. 8.
M,srs Hem d R,,rts- jnts: Our engi.
neers alt. tryin your Coal concur in saying
thrt they like il better than any thy have
vet ,ried below the tails 1t makes As much
steam and is a more lasting coal, than any
we have vet tried.
We will most certainly call and see you
again. -V,ry truly your Erie I'd.
EDM. 5. VOOLFOLK,
Clerk Lady Pike.
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GREAT BAR0AIN

WILL SELL GEO acres of nc best Lspd in the county
lying the ANAL tw" hslfor three miles from
he city. Aso 81 Lots In tic Myth eastern enlarge.
men, Of the city Of lots the OF
Vine and Third street la the city frcr.g iect On
Vine street aud extending tasS pzrilel sh third st
W f,et t. alley and 90 lots In city 10 of them
fronting Fulton avenue. Those 81 fts ian the North
eastern enlargement, and the 22vts in lamaseo " hot
sold at private sale before the hu Mo- day Id April will
On tlas day be sold N public aucthu Court house
in the city For particulars enquire Of the subscriber ~
his Office on Fourth street. Lanasco few dcFs east OF
the Market-sign Of Notary PUBIC and Real .Ests,e
Agency. ldec27- smdwl NATHAN RoWLEy.
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CoMnnRcIAL SCHOOL.

THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully INFORM tho
i Young Men OF sis city that h. proposes teaching
another class In Doble Entry b ( Keel at nr.
Saford's School Rool. the EnRine House, lPro.
vidng saficeEt huber subscribcd) to eommeneo
on Monday Evening. 4lusr! 81. Gentlemen wishing
knowledge of the alive very useful branch oil inc
mercantile business. are requested 10 make sppiieti"
the subscrb. this wek the School Room during
sehool hours, VIZ: from Ito ~, y. Is.
Terms for full mcrcstile Of eight weeks, eis'
Partial course. .s.- y -
Evening session from . ~, r. N
IT Private Lessons If dsicrd.
dec2S -Iwd$ JEREMIAH BENIN
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"New Years Days" was charm;ng'y cold,
the walking excellent. and everything propi-
tiously suspicious for general erjoyment.-
Indeed. as nearly every nice young man had
on billed linen, and was glorsing in brigh, boots
and dismaIly black coat, and three or four
stores were tgosed right tight, it seemed very
much like holiday. And to-be-<ure, it cas
a holiday with many, very m'ny good folk >
asy ~ m git W III laT, kl,wn h I'd you kept
hilf an eye on thing. alb ,ut y NJ, and esp 'ci-
ally on those young men, aye, and ON the
Beaejicts, Is thy glanced like rays o sun
chine am ing the shadows o. mses. and into
the doorways, and disappeared but to reap
pear again with increased brightness. and
continue on to glance in and out an almost
endi, IS array of habitations.
And inside tn ,se huuS es, there was sun.
1ight-the sunlight of b i shter eyes an hap
DIV hearts-be mellow sunshine of old friend
ships renewed, and new acqu,interce made
warin-the sunshine of New Year livering
in happy promises and golden hopes, and the
bright wearing IS VI th in present reality.
But to drap-the gentlemen acre out in
full force. making New Years calls. he
Gust. m was very neral. I. is god old
custo.n, and it was pleasant 10 SEE how well
it was kept up. Tie day seemed u pass of
happily, indeed, an W. h, ps it his been a
cementer Of friendship
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A CAR D.
Rev. c. A. FOSTER returns his thanks to his numer.
friend. for their Kind douaon. on New Years Eve.

ssryzv EVANSVILLE TEMPLE OF EoNoR.-The
IA regula meet ngs Of this Temple held every
azENoo Thursda, ivcuug over the tins trance Office.
Water st, Officers for the present terms. W. Meyers
W. c. r.; J. C. Heuson. p. w. c. r.. w. w. Tles,on,
w. VT w. ID. Wright, r.; T. Fletcher, W. A. X. );
z. Kessier. W. r. r.; IT Walker w. Tf.; DIV. Por-
rest. " U &. Crushing. w. ID. o.; b. T. Hori. ". g.;
w. Holden, WIS. By order Of w. C. T.
nov27 wM. D. WRIGHT, W. z.
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Laua>Iu Ste"m Turn .ttte FACTORY.
WHOLESALE q RETAIL.

80 Messrs. IA RSCH wETZE. Il HLfHTwORr
-S would inf she public that having recently
IL established in lamascc City, Steam FurAiiu
- Factory, they have commenced manufae ring
Bureaus Bcdseads Marrctes and several other kinds
Of Furniture by stean thus enabling then these
articles lower than be Pur haseu elsewhere Ina mis- cs
and at CiReRReti Factory prsees Their work In every
respect equal TO that 0ffhe Cincinnati fac)res.
They aise prepared to do Turning won ofevsry des
cption and viii be prepared furnish country
,acIurer with they desire in this particular. The at,
tentor OF those wanting Furniture is called the work OF
this Factory.
The warercom y or Main street. betwees Third and
FOURTH We keep FOR sale Chairs of different varieties
besides all other kinda Of Frrniture. at the
ldec@S-.1
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business, trade. &c., as well as a patron Of
useful and ennobling literature.
TX. N yer forget favor. for ingratitu lie is
the basest trait of mans heart. Always
honor y ur country, ard remem,er hat our
country is the very best polr mans country
in the world.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-04

IL The Ladies of the Sooia. Degree had
the most SPLENDID supper of the season on
New Years Eve, at their Hall, above the In
surince Office. The mbers of the Temple
Of Honor were present. and everything went
off very pl ASA tly. An address was deliv.
cred by R,v. Mr. Lindermau.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-04

CO The Carrirrs of the Dolly Journal re-
quest Us to return their thanks I, thos pat
rons who on New Years Day, exhibited so
much kind liberia ity to them in the purchase
oi their d ress. The Carriers are of course
OVERLOOKING with good wishes for the prvs-
perity OF these friends.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-04

Human rjR LaMAs ;o!-Tie Garner on the
lower route says only one patron in Lamasco
city presented him less than twenty-five cents
when he made his New Years call, while
numbers of the swell off, citizens of Evans
vile gave him only ten or fifteen cents.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-04
BosrrN, Dec. 30. M.

Bosr,N, Dec. 80. NJ.
The American Glass Works of Sou'h Bos-
ton burned ont last night; loss 100000: in
sured $l5.OJO. Fou- hun irsd han Is are
thrown out cut Of employment by the Calm.
ity.
ST.. LOUIS, Dec, 81
Business is very limited The weather is
wet and cold. The river is at stand.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-04

both dead" The italicised word IL yours,
and succeeds. you mott e. in spelling the sense
OF the paragraph. But I will not magni y
triA s-,he other blunders may pass unno-
ticed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-04

9th ,se who have not yet given their
gifts TO the Carriers may have an opportuni-
ty any time this week, as they pass around
with thrir papers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-04

rMr. Behm's class in Book X 'eping will
cou,mnce this evening at M. Saford's
school rom.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-04

rThe river was on stand yesterday at
this point, not varying an inch during the
whole day
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-04

@Several items under my head, publish
the % are rendered rather my ;terious Or
n,nssn-ical by typographical eros. think
you will find, by reference to my manuscript,
that did not say this morning two men were
found dad on the bar-ro,m A ,cr and" that
"by this time 90 o'clock A. NJ they are
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-04

CADDLERY.-A complete stock Of Harness az. ..,u,-
- miags, Saddl.r Hardware together with SaddIer 3
Tools, can 10 found at BABCOCk BROTHERS.