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TBURsDIT MORNING.


The M9LNUr0L4IAL RAIL LUAOs
in : ..nu1sesi that mficient anoasi q sioek Ia.
isss s.ksn l. sk Road .n1hoiize The rlaizzfia q
The eonpauy undsr The charter. sad tine viii b Lost
ID rstiisg she raute IN ehargs q engineers.
The seheme has been looked upon With some jeslousy
" The Ba.inossans. especially hat paFiisn cf them
Interested = he BA,nors and 0kis R.iirads Hat !
Suggestion has been pat forth. which. Il sioPtsd. may
change the eurrent he subject is hat The Bal-
Company shosI1 take eontrsllipg iuteresf. and
instead fbuzdi.s up srira eslsetts aio q. snia5y
This easily be done ineo.Aectioa with the Wash
ington branch. ~
From the Point Of Recks to Baltimore by the crcsked
oute Ia use. ii Is sereny miles From the PSiat .
Washington Il oaly - miles, aid thence 10 Batnors
4Oip all. 50 miles. This. il Is true s dierescc q
i nles but the odds be overcoml By the sapefot
traghess d The traz and BY The increased petd at
tainabe upon the new route.
Instead. therefore. Of building second track uPc the
main line tss must. necessarily. be the esss) the Com
pany might the single track principally for feight
and way travel. and make the Road ~ The NssiOasi
Metropolis the main thoroaghfare Or passengers Every
stranger to wsshinston, and ns-tenths d
those who 80 On the crooked route w0ald prefer
the straight one.
allure to seize upon these advantages viii, in cur
humble opinion, evnee less sascity the part Of Bal
j tirnore than We are willing 10 accord 10 her
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"A GOOD RESOLVE.

The Merchants of our town have agreed and take
this means Of notifying all concerned that from this
time until the first of October, (rt the exception Of
Saturday mighty their stores will; lie closed at 4
O'CLOCK p NJ, SOFAS to afford ti,ose ii their emplos
that recreation 1t this irving period Of the rear.
which is absolutely necessary for their health and
comfort This arrangement we are sure need be Of
MO Inconvenience to INC public. whilst ii i ofgreas
iInportance to those concerned
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Il Il
Nssriy $4,000, 900 i Cod cs.e- 7ars.
Dacis ESsg kt-One Fatal Loss d. y
Silp asl Stsaner From Soztt An'ericG,
dc.
NEw YoEx. July l1.Ths steamer Illinois, with
California d4tes Of June i5sh. 569 passengers, and
81 5S5,7l4 III gold On freight arrived this marnin4.
There y considerable gold also in he hands u
The weather in Cal;fornia had been very warn.
he thermouls.sF ranging, in The shade, iom % "
lO7degrees
The mining Intelligence from all quarters was
Of The most cheering ehasaose<.
The markets are more active, Snd II some arti-
cles better PRICES are oosained.
The duel between Messrs. Gwihn ard MeCorkie
had terminated without bicodsheds Three inrfFeg Y
suaI shoss vere fired, when the matter vas saIisiaS
i0rily adjusted
duel vas Tough. on Saturday morning near
Mission Dolores between Edward Tebsy, Clerk ip
the Assistans Aldermsn Of San Francisco. aud DE
Alfred Craze. iais OF Alexandria, La. on the sT7
cond hre CrAne was shot Through the body and died
on SUNDAY
On Friday, the 10Th ult duel was fought near
San Francisco between Thomas Hayes, Assi.tsal
Alderman, and John Nugens, Eiisor Of The San
Francisc0 Herad, with pistols attwenty PAGES din
lance On lhe second FIRE Npgsnt was wounded,
al when me stea mer lef was considered in crib
zeal situafioh.
The ship Carrier Piseon, Captain Doane. went
ashore on JaAe 9th. on Point New Year, 80 miles
south OF San Franeiseo. Two steameiSw were seHi
to tAe wreck, wta succeeded il saving go packs
yes of lighs merchandise. The ship and ! consia-
cradle portion II her cargo have proved total les
The steamer Sea Bird which had been sen, 10 ihe
Sassissanee aof shel Carrier PigeoA was besehed.
while iakiig ga the cargo, and abe las, accounts
was going % Eieces.
The Indians. about Sonora are said 10 be exceed
ingly troublesome
From THE IsTHMus AND SOUTH AMERICA.
The Panama Star says an attempt al revolutiuh
took place a Hogota on the Slh OF Jnaes in which
several persons were shot. General Herrera ofdef-
ed oufihe Hoopss but General Melo refused 10 ohesE
al Car,hegena The yellow fever was raging any
the regular troops were daily deserving Disorder
wasssprea aiding, and general revolution seemed
inevitable.
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CURIOSITY.

We were shown on Monday last pctrifed turtle,
weighing 8vcr sixteen ponds. II found VIII
Branch about miles from this place. and Is placed
in the cabinet Of Rev. DR.. Foote, Of Roinney.
From the appearance conclude that il belonged tp
the species called RrsRfvESkIs, the red beed teri
rapin The margin of the mandible and the scrfated a
pearance III the Yenral regions peculiarly yisbl
The cavities in the niegument, in which imprinted
the leet &c, also very distinct. Take i all IA
fRossnsy Argus. i
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coMMIssIoN RusINEss.

Our iarners and mixers woua doabtlsls aifaNre ikeis
interests b. encosrssing he Csmsnissioa House Il
Messrs. Mark 4 HossoS q Baltimors. whose adveri
ti4emeht appears in columns. The JpAior, Mr.
HessoS. is personally known tonosi q farmers and
niiers, and il wond be appearances for 70 speak q
him; and We feel assured that hs partner Mr.. Mas
TIN. equally deserving Of confidence. We therefsre
bPeak Tor them The favorable eoasiderstoa d a
nnA.. al miller. 80 M \.
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To the FarnicrsIin the Valley.
MARTIN & HOBSOy,

FLOUR AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Corner Of Eatats and Baltiadre Streets baltimore. ma
VNHANKFULt to tieir friends and the Farmers
Il IN Virginia wac have literally sustained
their House Offer increased facil .ies 70 the prompt
an most satisfactory performance Of al business
committed to their car.
Baltimore July IA, lS55--ly
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The Court end u orr town IS undergoing eo.sider.be
improvement. Mr.. HuxraRET KErEs has given quite
new appearances to his dwelling and store ~ the ap
Plration Of fine coat paint, and Mr. IcoxkaD San
LIN, his ncghbor has followed s,if siesuss % er,er
nal q well .. internal inprovcuentst
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POsT-oFFICE REMOVAL.

n az
Potts Neer Post Master Al HilIsborongh, tsaysths
Leesburg ashingtonan,) has been removed, for the
unpardonsble offence Of being Wing, and John Jones'
r., democrat appointed in his stead II the Office va
destined 10 be filled by democrat we have no partcu
lar choice a. to the iucnmbenf bat think, il very
generous in the Democrats Of Loudoan, 70 be using fbe
efforts to remove the hg Post Masters Of the county
when il is well known that during the late Admnistra
ton, those democrats who held that small ONCE fol
which they are now enntendng, we're scarcely thoagh
Of being removed. The Democrats Of Loudoun are re-
cprocafng the kindness shcwn them By the whigs j.
eicetng their nan 10 the Legislature At the late election
Perhaps these rccent viii open The eyes q
those wings who have placed mach co1deucs u dem
ocrslic srnerosy Here have IN i1sfznee O - q
eer being removed who EaFe general s-tisi.eilon =
we have icarned ard dat to- re are i1iemed N ql
position 10 the wishes Of large portion q me coi1m1
~ for the purpose q rsEarding partisan ana P'o'
We.de nof srisk % Be understood >. rejecting nPo1
he Individual Who i The recipient q Exccnte
Is M instrnce Wcesfrc hin highly -
nj X Is fkaf spirf o. Dfnncztis pfosrrnien
oiI 1900 q he snail oice q country Posi- 4.sisr
% ursak is ssss.sse 1Poa political oPPonsa''
re bitterly eca1e4-. $1,000 8 s, 81.
A.. We * .tte1fioa % t4s .ayeftise4e1i q ~
4 #.-,r. C1rri.ec ard H1r1e<s Maker, CA-Fl.sfoNn.
~ Il - - ;rfarn<1 very superior cer-
-I,rs. - iron his extensive .dysrt..s - .re Coz
sissei hs i1Isrls kceP.e< lace via -
n - -. -L<r.,SrE HlstiHgiorsas.
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4 10. AFFAIR.

The vefnoa tfa.) Banner gives the particulars a
some strange d6ngs which lately took place in that VII
lage. gentleman from neighboring county went IN
Vernon Ihdiana 10 marry young lady to whom ne vas
engaged The friends Of the lady objected and sent he
70 the couAry. > This caused good deal q excliemenf
in Tie town. and writ Of habeas corpus was sued ~
snnd,. Issts Dn coming out the officer attempted
70 take possession Of her person, bat was befel ~ mob
II males sd females who drove him az with sticks
stones, &c The next morning the gin aPPe.Ieu ~
-{ h,ts I'd rne appearing 10 prosecute the writ. her
fi. 800 toSk po.sessioa Of her Several fights oe-
$3.50 - ,;es were bound over % answer for riot
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-07-14

DrA1n o. juD6s Is1l,rrlno The Lvnchburr
Flrriniin Il Wednesday 1noounces wi deep re-
rrei ihs d<1,I of Judge Nor1eorne NJ l.1Iialsro'
1fEhs 1si'otl cifcqi1 Vtica occurred sihIs resi-
1'rtr Intrs r.. N1s universally crIee1,1.1 ~ IL
ri|,.|< d. > man end his prohi,y .ra 11'|i.r q 4
.'. ~. ,4''' hi.t','h ny Y xiac'y ~ dssp'5
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To the jefferson Farmers.

THEsnhscriber is now ready 10 bay any amovAs
II Of WHEAT and CORN. and will always
give the highest market rates
He will bnY Wheat and Corn delivered at either
Of The Gepols on the Winchester AID Balsimore
Roads Z. n. AISQUITH..
Ju,y H. l853-3m,
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Journeyman Printer Wanted.

20 a.Journeyman Printer of steady and indns-
4 irious abits, iwho is good Freshman, j desa-
rabie situation is offered I'M The oiiles IF he sn,
Of Jefferson. "Gharlesiown, Va. Early apphcatidda
desired. fluiy n 1853 /
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Ar ssieened lady friesi H. hands, /. /. 60 -
found u Of he feNs il he Ep,essf 49, q
va. e returned % 'he owner, made ksoes. -
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CORRESPONDENCE
MmDLKwAt, July

SnpsoS h. DoSAvIS, Esq.-Sr The undersigned
committee appointed for the purpose request that
sou furnish rs with copy of the eloquent address
delivered By yoa this day-the object of procuring
the same that i may be published lin the papcys Of
the county.
lndlhging in the hope that you will fitor us with
cory We subscribe ourselves, respectfully, yours,
: s s s$#S / { s S ss!sEHr CONN
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VIRGINIA AGAINST THE WORLD.
He that would Reap must Drill.
WHEAT DRILLS.

TIME subscribers aying purchased of Messrs
IL Kohr & Jackson the,fight OF The whole State
Of Virginia, for their Patent Improved Seed Plant
er. patented June 2st, 1858, take pleasure in noli-
flying the public thar they hre putting Up these
Drills al their Shop. in Chariesiuwn, Jefferson
county, Virginia, where they viii make every effort
to supply8the demands Of the public. ! fs
4 This Drill possesses many advantages Seer aIi
drills only In iis opefhfon htss III price assn
can be furnished to fafrneHs at much less price
than those formerly Offered for salea Among The
advantages claimed by the inveniars Of this Drill
are a Clover and Timothy sewer and Middle
Drills DR. Central Scaierers or Broadcast, II Be
used al the option OF The operator. itaiso has the
jus tly celeb at q onposi spwerwhichis or So much
be1efit 10 the farmer.
A "First come FIRST served.9 Owing oihe pressing
demands at home We will mot Be able 10 canvass
the different portions Of the State. Persons desiring
one Of these Drills will hare their orders piomptY
attended 10 By addressing rs.
july H. 1853 I'm HUNT & SgODIrH
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GAP VIEW FpR 1870

GAP VIEW FOR SALE.
This FARM is 50 well known in ahis ccmmu-
Il nifty that detailed description IS deemsd nm.
necessary. + consists Of shout 405 ACRES, as
being IN Timber Dfthe cleared land 50 acres ara
IN wheat 100 IN clover grass, 70 corn 50 ID tim
oihy meadow.
Application n. person y the subscriber upon the
premises Or " letter 70 4AsfEs 1. RANSOM living
near ChaFlssiown, will receive afiepsian
A r. II. Ransom.
Agent for James T. Ransom
4 not told ~ Is Ortbber NEXT, the Farm wis
Be for rent and The Stock. Farming f5fensils A.
willbe for sale. AR. IA. HANSON =
Chariesiown July IA, 1883 III
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number Of gentlemen celebrated the day at
Washington Spring, a few miles frp town, by the
Reading Of the Declaration, by Mr., SkLscS Angel,
and an Grafton by DR.. J. p. HUDstrrn. We have
been furnished with copy Of this AlhuSs and shall
publish il in our next number. Mans petriotie sent
ncnts were elected, and no doubt an in all as pleas
AMI, social and agreeable day was spent as at any
other celebration Of the county.
AtshepherdstOwn, A. R. BorxLEt $50 delivered
the Address which is said to hare bec very caste
and beautiful nroduction. i
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GESTLExES: Your note has just been received, and
In reply beg you tosexcusc me from complying with
your request. feel deeply sensible Of the respect
you pay, and thank you sincerely f8r the fattering
manner infwhich yon express your desire
remain, very respectfully, your servant
$. X D0NAyIS.
Messrs John F. Smith, John G. Shirley and S. A.
Rate< tsofa,nittaa y.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-26

can be had on good first day paper at from
ore to one and half per cent per month";
BY this we may infer what is called tight
market. am to.d thata few weeks since
as high as 3 per cent per month was readily
obtained from frst.rate houses. doubt that.
First-sate houses manage BETTER or should Do
so.
The weather being warm, nothing is do
ing in pork. Buyers are risnid, and the pries
Is likely to settle at not over "a. THE banks
view with distrust all who give over that fig
ure and will be likely to withhold anondation'
from those disposed to give hazardous prices
There is no doubt they will do this, and i
will be judicious. Unless the bankers poi
we'll to their own interests, they can hardly
expect their customers to do it for them.
Trusting to be at home about the end o
this week, am,
Very truly,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-26

"Mr. Prentice, of the Louisville Journal.
in making editorial alIusion to the 23d birth
day Of that paper, thus very beautifully winds
up:
Our youth has passed and our manhood's
prime is passing. but we are a. happy now a.
when we first entered Louisville in 1880 with
high hopes and buoyant spirits. Some flow.
ers have dropped and died in our path, some
stars have been darkened in our sky, some
bright birdshave vanished FROM our power,
some sweet strains are gone from our song of
life, but we feel that very much Of bitterness
has gOne with them, that our love for our race
is increased, that our joys. il sobersd and
chastened, are more calm and rational, aid
that earth and heaven have lost for 10 none
Of their beauty and glory.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-26

J Thompson's Bank Note Reporter Of
the 10Th inst, says:
In answer to multitude Of inquiries about
Banks, we would say only two have failed,
viz, the Bank of Massillon, Ohio, and the
Patchin BanH Of Buffalo.
The many rumors about other Banks are
all wrong, and we do not know where there
is decidedly doubtful one.
The fright, the pressure, and the danger is
all over, and there is IN easy and prosperous
future before US.
There is no premium on gold, and we fill
| all orders for new silver at ! per cent.
Panic-makers' occupations gone-have
mercy on croakers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-26
RICH AND FASHIONABLE.
EDwAED FEGAN co.

ID ESPECTFULLY announce tn the Ladies OF thi. city
and surrounding country, that they have received
their second lot Of CLOAkS ana MANTLES for the ,e~
sou 10 nine dnerent styles, consisting every lily
OF the In Merno Cloth and Velvet which stand
unrvaed Tor quality ri Material. richness Of Trimming
and elegance Of Finish cannot fall to please the mos,
Ia tidous taste
Laiies requiring Clocks made order can select the
materials and have them made In Tw ENTY HOUhS;
OF Laics wishing TO have them made themselves be
supped with the Cloth Fringe at the lowest prices
- A-s1A sc
Received o, complete assortment of plaid and
figured silks fthe English French
Msrnos plain PLAID and figured Delaines, cotton aud
wool and ell wool plaid Flannel allwool Breach, long
and square ShaWis also i'm Embroider Laces,
Thread Edgings, and variety Of other Goods, too nu-
to mention.
The PIOpreoss VI the above Establishment ore deter
mited that no other house. East West shall exceed
them either In Fashionable Styles richness Of GoOds,
in low prices; and shall be obliged 10 satisfy the eHrins
ty ofe public only by asking Iheir inspection.
CRYSTAL FRONT,
uovc3 lstst. bet Main & Locust, opposite =. o.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-26

GTThe authorities of Lafayette, Ind, are
yet in trouble about railroad bonds. The
Courier of Nov. 10th, says, can injunction
has been served upon the Ma. or and town
Council, to prevent them from issuing the city
bonds to the NJ. g. w. railroad. This is nc
more than was anticipated by the friends oil
the loan, only that the opponents were in
little more haste than was looked for
However, in this go-ahead ase.it is vel
enough to put things through on the fast line
lest they become antiquated."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-26

" Ignorance is great substitute for
paFegoric. Show US blockhead, and we
will show you man who can sleep twelve
hours out Of dozen. Before you can make
men wakefuI, you must make them INTEL.
gent. II we owned the fee simple of rail-
road, we would consider no person fit for a
switch tender who didn't take four daily pa.
pers and monthly.
The life Of man is in reality but one con-
tinued existence, the end of which 10 to make
himself perfect.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-26

HORSE WHIPPING ExTRAoRDrNARY.-ks ap.
pears that a short time since q young lady
from Toronto, rich in every grace which can
adorn city belle, visited the village of Paris,
B. w. and created quite q sensation among
the vulnerable bachelors, AZ we'll AZ no small
amount ofjealousy among the village beauties.
Miss Toronto's favorite amusement was RI.
ding on horseback, where, like Peggy :" in
her low.baeked car" she slaught red hearts
by the dozen. We are not sure Il at she. sat
on her palirey with that mljes,ic GRACEFUL.
ness, or managed him with that unrvalled
skill so beautifully portrayed by Grace Green
wood in her viv;d descriptions of southern fe-
male equestrians, but, certain it is. that one
day last week, while enjoying ride-not,
we presume, accompanied-a village belle
gave expression to her feelings respecting the
fair equestrian in tones loud enough to reach
the lady's ear. 1t is needless TO say that, like
true woman, she nursed her wrath and kept
it warm until the following morning, when
the baneful spirit of wounded pride prompted
her to commit an act, which, for the dignity
Of the sex, we hope she sincerely regrets.
Report says that, having procured a raw
hide, Miss Toronto assailed Miss Paris on the
street, and horse whipped her in true Amazo-
MAN style. The latter subsequently went
before a magistrate and entered a comp! aint
against the former for assault and battery;
the result Of which was that Miss Toronto
was fined 50 and costs. So ended one of the
most extraordinary scenes that has ever hap.
pened in the country. We have suppressed
the names of the young la1ies, but we may
add that both are highly respectable and be.
long to what is generally deno.ninated the
upper ten."
Cdnad1 Exchange.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-26

~ In the year 1859, the Legislature Of
Maryland enacted alaw making denial oil
the Godhead of any of the three persons oil
the Trinity punishable by death, and for a re-
proachful word spoken Of the Blessed Virgin
Mary, the whipping post, and Imprisonment
at the pleasure of the lord proprietors. This
act is still in force in the District of COlum'
dia, although abrogate in Maryland by the
adoption of the new Constitution.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-26

MONEY MARKEr.-The New York Mirror
of Friday evening says:
The tone Of the money market is gradually
improving, and the stock list indicates there
10 every prospect Of better weather in the f.
nancial atmosphere. There are no.new fea-
lures other than a gradual revival of specula-
tive feeling. The transactions in Erie, Mic.
aragus, and Cumberland, show this. We 10
not think the rise in either healthy one.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-26

Where are the honest Democracy!
Washington Sentinel.
Indeed your question 10 puzzler. We
know the'loca lities Of great many sorts OF
Democracy, but you are inquiring Us to the
whereabouts of kind that rarely shows it,
self. five Gun ascertain the latitude and
longitude of its habitation, we will tell you all
about it.
Lou. Jour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-26

~ The editor Of the Times talks about
the opposition made 10 the administration by
Democrats who have applied in vain for office.
WE'LL all the disappointed Democratic ar:
Paicants Tor office are to turn against the ad-
m'n'stration. the Frank Pierce party will be
rednced TO more miserable squad than ever
the John Tyler party way.
Lou. Jyur.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-26

~ A man named Jud sins was drowned
n the Ohio, on Monday last, near Troy, while
>;atching saw-logs that had broken loose from
lis raft above that point. The river being
quite rough at the time, his skiff swanped
ne chung to log for some time, but before
q. ssistance could reach him, he sunk to rise
10 more.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-26

OF The various railroads in Illinois are
aid to have in their employ on the work Of
obstruction. over $4,000 laborers. At the
resent per diem wages the amount Of money
aid for railroad labor in illinois, must be
ute round sum.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-26

. OF A fellow named Grey aged about -
sarx. has been sent to the peni,entiary for
we years from Muncie. Ind, for obstructing
te track of the Indianapolis and Bellefontaine
abroad.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-26

81 An exchange paper remarks-and we
quote the expression, as applicable to all To-
calities-that every we'll regulated family.
ought to have at least one baby in it-just for
he fun of the thing.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-26

CoAL.-The Pittsburg Gazette says the
whole number of coal boats that passed
through lock No. I, was $50 pairs, and to
these are to be added some 20 pairs that were
below the dam. From SO to 100 pairs, tits
said, remain behind for want Of pilots.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-26

DiscosrIxUEp.-TheC Cincinnati MonporeI
daily and weekly newspaper, has been dis
continued. We regret to loose so good and
spicy a sheet from our exchange list. As we
understand that it stopped for want Of suffici-
ent support, we hope its enterprisng publish
ers will soen find more profitable field for
labor than the one from which they have just
retired. The Nonpareil was started some
six years ago by an association of journey
men printers.