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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-18

HORSE STOEEN.--Wass stolen from the un.
dersigncd, Fmcastc, the McAdamized
Road on the night of Monday. the 10Th inst, dark
Iron Gray horse sx'een hands high white face and
both hind feet white al 90 II is about six years age
will give SO reward to my person who will deliver
him to rac, or secure him that get him.
Aldrrs>--Fncus,le Va.
oct II. c3i* JAMES MCCLURE.
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I CONSIDERABLE,
fa t.
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ETIs ADMITTED BY ALn-lhat

cash Store IS tie place get pretty cheap and
good Goo Is of Which the subscriber has very lage and
desrube assortment Just received from the Northern
cities. consisting IN part al the following: pair BIN he
ured Silks Coord III nd and Brocadr do, Paris Pnids,
Mousins, Aqueous Bombazines Merinocs, Prints,
Check aud Swiss Musn- Shawl, Hosiery Emil roderies,
Ribbons, Trimmings Chdrcns' Goods, &C. 10 which he
nyitr the particular attention of the ladies; ur the
genten en- he has splendid stock Of IN and Colo d.
Cloths 81 X. aud Fancy Cassimercs, Nelve, and Silk
Nesng-, Cmvus, Collars and all Goods for gentlemen
Wear-als ;, lage stock oi rwillcd Cloths Satinels
Linsrys, kersays Kentucky Jeans, Blankets and all
goods usually kept il, Dry Goods Stmc Il You want
bargain give mca call. WIN. $. HANNAH.
OCT. ll-ts
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l,AMsLy sOAPs.--Tbi. coup now so IN.

l,AMELY sOAPS.--Tbis soup
II ally used is by lar the best Family Soap offered
to the public twill mol iaiute the slightest fabric
The skin, any urteIe which sonp is apphedit
mogcs grease. lar paint, without discharging CO.
lors Sonp mil son the clothes in the u.uni why using
wnfn or cold water soft hurd OF snlt for II pishcs eff
fcctuny with ithrt-then by blight rubbing and thor
ougL yin8,ae he cotbea will be clean, without the
cessity Of boiling, This Soup produces rrh fine ,uda,
without the usnnl necompnumonts ofbubblo aud froth.
For sale by the bar OIL box, N
WRIGHT q ALLISON'S
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RkaIt-lkOltI Marches

We huve good selection Of Silver lover Watches
Of vul9u- syl" among which cal, be found the Sewcl
Celeb atel Rail rnad Time Keepers, crntlucted ES.
rECIALLY FOR ENGINEERS & CONDUCTORS
RnIirood~-Aa article which wc will warrant for two
yea, aud al prices corre.p nrding with quality.
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In Clancery.

Tho object of this suit ia To obtain decree for tho
sale of tic lands Of which Frances Bechrr died seized
and possossrd md Tor distribution of the proceeds Of
such anp, among those entitled thereto.
appearing iy satisfactory evidence, that the defend
nnts VIM Lnry Clatbo his wife, Robt Pinoknrd Q Jane
his witeund Snliy Laeynre residents of the State of
virginia. IL ordered tint the said defendants do appenr
here thn month ntet the publication Of this order
hud do what necessary protect their interests 10 this
auit aud thu copy Of tha order bo forthwith publish
81 III newspaper printed in tho city Of Lynchhulg
once week for four suocesaivo weeks and posted
the front door oflhe Gonrtlonan oil this county the
first day pf the nrEt county court.
a topy-Tcste,
RO. A. SCOTT. CIR.
l. y oft7 -v1w
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E4'ttbSB AhhsN Al pH DhtSS ri
l. AND MEDlGINES.Tm Subscribers Wy
now Receiving their FALL & WINTER SUPPLY %h
II Drugs, Medicines. Paints, O Nnrnislrs Bra.he,
Glassware. Patent Medicine. T. icy=Go,ds, Sr., Nc
the goods have been recently sreeled with grent
IN the Northern aud Ea.iern les, and principal,
bought fer Cash.
Thu stock j. large. nnl comprise every article usr
uily found inn DRUG STORE, together with n large
ass ,fmeut of FANCY GOODS. PERFuMERY ~.
From long experience, and III oueh knowledge u
The business, they hope 10 rctuiu liberal patronage
hrroiore extended them, and f. confident thu hcy
prepared 10 offer induccnrul both IN prize and
guaity.
IL. Prescriptions for Physcinn. nd fnmlics will b,
carefully attended 10 ut all tmrs.
sept it JNO l. sEAY & co.
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pRusn MOUNTAIN WILL stones

DKUSH MOUNTAIN Will stones
- The undersigned are now procuring from their cele
'mtcd quurry, nj tho Bush Mountain Montgomery coun
~, Nil, Stones and Burrs OF the very best quality, Tho
reputation Of thos' stones widely known, but tho
Raroud giving increased facilities in filling orders.
We hnyenp ninted Mcdaniel Hurt Il Preston, and Lee
Johnson Lynchburg, agents for tho saIe of 'm
who viii receive orders and hive them fulfilled AT tue
shortest notice.
Our Address, Blncksburg, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE g. Co.
Jo.nes NJ Williams, Danyille, Va Reynolds g. Co.
Loaf lille, Nc, are ulsn ouragenls. l. 7. Il CO.
Feb li.dacis
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NEGROES WANTED

n EG ilOEs WANTED -uhserilrr
' continues in market lot NEGROES ut lu1h -rN
rs between the Hgrs at 10 mud 30 yrafs, including NV
chanies, sueli BlirksmitlS and Caepenlors, md will
ply the highest market prices in rnsh lis Office j.
newly occted brick building - Lynch arect, i'm
mednicy in Of thc fnrfnri, nal,. Nhore liz Is
prepared, (haying erected buildings with tlu yrw) 10
b,ard negroes sent Lynchhurs fpr sale otherwise
moderate terms.and keep them secure il they
placed in the iuil ol the Corporation.
sep, II dSr3rn SETH WOODROOF.
IOR WIEEESS--l hnvc Ion sule full sot ol
pit gearing. sultable form l. 10 Ii foot wheel .
lipn Morlice wheel rinuns and different machinery
wheels, which will answer ior woodrn shifting
July 2G.dSct4 II, =. LANGlIORNE
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tron the nr'-t reehraled mphers in London Liverpnn
mud Geneva. nrvrr before k,it IN this market ali ID
which We guarantee II keep accurate time and are IL.
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TELEGRAPH Dividend.

Nv YORK, Oct. Hat meeting Of the d
r, of the Magnetic Telegraph Company, at
York, ON Thursday, the usual dividend of
per cent. was declared, payable at the office
G company at Philadelphia, on or after the
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as, sassis.scrs

4 'kVahANS, 'bV HIS, s1SsAHtts
Y AND VESfINGSs -Fat & Ub,tg Ntg,es
fr 1853 -4-Grcai Exhibition the 6nest aud jehesl
Goods ever brought 10 the $ nhrrn Markd at tie
LNNGHBURG CLOTH EMPORIUM
Persons not hneIng an opPo n11Y Ia yis tho Grys
TAD Palace IN Ncw-ho ar= IN lei 10 et1 mud esun
ue duplicates OF GOODS Tor ,na wcur.tbu arc n y
exhibiting ia In Eog sh Frcn n, aud American de.
Iartments of the Nord's fuir Also. hug stock al
Ready Made Z tOtIiinE,
manufactured exclusively for sales Furnishing
Goods consisting. in pnrt. of SHIRTS. SGARFS
CRANATS, COLLARS, CLIO Els, SUSpENDERS
&c x. Cio,hs Cuisines Iestjags, ehie vii
be mndc order in The atet lie, und short notice
tur goods all well mndr- The Cloths aud Gassi-
MFRS NIL being properly shrank ,iorc milking up. BE
snre 10 give call before pnrc nsipg, de-
tarnined to sell good goods at prices.
SEPT l7-ls HATCHER LOCKWOOD & co.
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WARRINGTON IlOgTI,
IT NIIUI III !
'1'llE Undersigned hn,iaR purchased the iaerrsl II
1 Wm. Letwie y Son. Ia ihis long rsiatli =brd
aud well bnow loel. will hereafter conduct - s5tpe
W. W Lenwich a Brother

W W a.
II = trlf rhtptse IA leht nud improve he lmtsr
ta mule II roniarp IA all rspret In, 'fcat sIa So.
mrat- nude ~ madetn lIutris. Their Hon 81 IL ,e
NEATLY FURNISHED. Bnd ulnr an a rerahlr pl, =
al resort Ia a' "rs aud all persons visiting LYNCH
hnre-"lhle uctl"r expense trouble vii he sIatol
Ia max" their I \ IL among the most sunptl4u4
aud elegant ia the State.
Attn he'd 10 thi. uoc i one al lhc mo.t COAlNu.
DlolS STABLES iu The ritv. With j. 4t.tHarl hN
two most ua>fl und experienced OSfLERS5
undersigned nfc we'll nware al Tie rNeusi We rpt,
ronng winch hns hrcn heretofore extended u this To-
til uuderlhc management at Nm. l"hwicb \ Sua ,pnd
the de*ire "t continuing AL greatly increasing thc
same, viii stimuhfc hem squire rScItiuns COIN.
mend hemslves 10 The inyor Of HEN friends the pub.
liz generally.
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Death of Tristram Burgess.

Providence, K. l., Oct l3.-rhe Hon. Iris
y Burgess, for many years L. s. Senator from
ode Island, and a mau of great ability as an
|ator, died in this city this morning, in the 8lth
|arof his age.
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Murder Trials,


| WORCESTER, MASS, Oct. l3.-Wm Barker was
nd guilty yesterday of numbering his wife,
Iany Lawson is on trial this morning for simi-
Dr crime
When the u. 5. Marshall went into the jail, at
.ebanon, Ohio, for the purpose of removing ks
Name to Columbus, the prisoner protested against
being ironed, and offered TO pay the expenses of
twenty men to guard himself, if he could he
Itaken without the shackles. But the experience
|f the Marshal, ON previous occasion, had
Taught him a lesson he couldnot disregard and
placed the irons ON his prisoner.
The charge against DR.. Steiner,U s. ~. for kill
|iug Major Arnold, L. ). A., was investigated by
T.. y. Brooks, Justice of the Peace for Hill CO.,
Texas, on the 10th of September, who, after hear
ing the evidence relative thereto discharged DIR.
Steiner ON the ground that the homicide was com
mitted in self defence.
The STEAMER ALLEGIGANX, we learn was sum
moned from Norfolk TO Washington, ON Tuesday
last by Geographic dispatch. She will proba-
bly, be taken up the Potomac, condemned and
broken up. Really the naval abortions come up
on US thick and fast, that they are scarcely
worth notice. This one has cost the Govern
ment something more than SSOO,ODO.
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Fine Watches and IeWelry.

~ + have just received a beautiful u>sort- q
w mrut oi Goods IN nul line such as ~
Fine Gold Lever Watches. ~
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The Late FiremenIs Riot.

jRovlpENcE, Oct. l3-'fhc coroner's inquest,
he case of Neal Dougherty, killed at the fire
p fight last Monday, has resulted in verdict
uty of wlful murder agaist six persons-only
of whom have been arrested.
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NM W .IEFTNlGn

''A i'iAtlH ll''s W IIt v II II
HACK Ann foUrrN belonging Ia a., will brin ut.
tendance ut he Depot aud Packet Laudmg. "a convey
travellers Ia the Washington llotr Ftuf 81 enAaar.
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Movements of the Cabinet &c,

NEW YORK, Oct. II.-Secretary Guthro and
/ cr G. Washington arrived here yesterday, and
r. at The Astor House. Mr.. Dobbin has left for
Washington.
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Nj NEW sDOE, egrs
III SHOE. HAT mp CIR STORE. sxzA
~ H ank Iuarc,

bYNCHBURG, VA.
rGNlIE undersigned have just opened apendd new
aock 81 BOOTS. SHOES HATS, CARS,
TRUNKS. CARPEr-BAGs. Sc. &C.. purchased this
fall IN Busnh, NrW York aud Philadelphia. from the
best e4nbIished houses in the northern markets. by
Of ths Elm, whiehhry would calI the attention
of the budra aud gcnlem Of Lyhehbutg, and the
aRdo generally,
They havrnlao purchased he HAT ESTABLISH
MENf Of Nj Inooh Rumhoueb, aud hnying in their
employ No. | workmoH, thry prepared uianunc-
lure 10 order, III ATS Of the latest so mud finest quail
ny.
Hpiug determined ae Tor smnll profits W. solicit
enli al store, most door below Messts Moaby md
Gnrnnd's Auction roon, where willuac our besf ex-
erlonata please. A. COCHRAN,
dee lcta JND. q. TAYLOR.
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Cl@k Office oil Funkn County Court. the th
day o October 1sJ3s
George w Beeher and Horny Belchtr,
Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Bcninmin r. Belehcr, Inmea VI White and Nancy his
wife, Robert Pine,nrd mud Jano his WIFE, Henry
Walker an Mary MS wife WIN LnGy anal Clnrldo
his vile, Sae Lacy wifo ol johnson Lucy, decd.
and Eliza Ann Bclohor.
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feMak,

icInn 4,
red an
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WIZ al M,
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A HOOSIER.

GREAT PANoRAMA.-We are glad to be
tie magnificent Panorama of ga voyage 10
California" has arrived in this city, and will
tie opened for exhibition this evening at Eos
re. Hal. OF all the Panoramas which have
been got up ofIate years, none certainly has
more wild, spread fame than this. ! 1t has
been go' uo a. great care and expense, and is
said TO be a fai h:ul define atom of the prin-
cipal cities and san Is along he Atlantic and
Pacific CO ,st; Of North and So l,h America.
twill BE- found worthy Of patronage.
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SCENE IN THE MASSACHUSETTS LEGIsLA-
TURE.-Wbile the debate was going on, MIR.
Butler of Lowell, came down from his seat
to the Speakers desk, much excited appa-
rently, and remarked to the Assistant Clerk
81 ioish to God could knife that old cuss,'
meaning the Speaker0 and, turning to the
Speaker he said-"Yon will rue this days
work the longest day you have to live
The Speaker turned towards him and calmly
remarked. 81 have but a few years to live,
Mr.. Butler" THANK Con FOR THAT" was
the reply Of the gentleman (!) from Lowell
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State, to influence the action of the present
Legislature upon the system OF free banking:
Certain it is, no good VIII tever has resulted
from the course which has been pursued; on
the contrary, ITO little iDconvenience has
been experienced by many citizens OF The
State. The Brokers Of Cincinnati, improv-
ing upon the hue and cry raised against the
Bank 0. North America, by their united eff
forts on the street and through the public
press, appear to have succeeded in casting a
temporary reflection upon the value of all
Indiana free bark paper, shave of some
thing like FIVE per &C mt on the dollar.
I 1t is seriously to be regretted that there
should be any in our midst apparently dis
posed to use undue influences i'm order to
i'breakdown and cast odiunl uponsa system of
banking now-in its infancy in the west, but
which is the result OF many centuries Of f.
nancial legislation, andis, probably, the best
which has ever obtained in the world.
1t is, nevertheless, the unanimc us opinion
| of the committee that every bank should be
compelled to redeem its paper upon presenta-
ton. Should policy and due regard TO the
interest of the people OF the State dictate
that suspension OF specie payment should
not, under any circumstances, be counte-
nanced by our laws.
The committeewould respectfully sugges,
that some very stringent provisions are nec-
essary in order to compel foreign bankers to
carry on a legitimate banking business within
the State, similar to those which, il the State
of New York, are denoninated movable
banks. As subjects of taxation and Office.
for redemption they will prove. almost mac
cessibleto the people. The committee woule
respectfully recommend that every bank bt
compelled to have a regular banking Office
to keep said office open certain number C
hours each day-and TO pay heavy forte t
or be subject to be put in state OF liquida
ton by the Auditor, upon every failure to re
deem its paper. +.
Your committee ask to be discharged from
further consideration ofthe subject.
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Gov. wright and the SANK of North


fncr ca.
In to-day's paper we publish the report of
the select committee of the House, in refe-
renee to the late ''run'' on the Bank of North
America at Newport. Considering this Com
mittee was Democratic, we think its report is
a very severe castigation OF his Excel ncy,
Gov. Wright. 1t certainly shows him up in
no enviable light. Before this committee
the Governor testified he DID not know where
any of the money came from. which was used
to make the run on the bank, yet other per-
sons declared on oath it came from the Co.
vernon himself! There is something SO ex.
ceedingly small in the law maneuvre Gov
Wright adopted to bring discredit upon the
system of free banking in the state of Indi.
ana, and something SO disreputable in his
dodgin and denials before the committee, as
must occasion a feeling of Indignation
and disgust in every breast. 1t was unwor.
thy of his high position and disgraceful to
the man.
We ask every one to read this report, ant
the rebuke at its close to Gov. Wright him
self, and to others who acted like him. Thi.
banking system is one of the fruits of Demo
cratic legislation, whether it is good or bad
A strongly Democratic Legislature passe,
the bill creating the system, and Gov
Wright made it law by his approval. Ye,
to cast odium upon this very law, and brin,
discredit upon system, which bore the sea
of his approval when established, he des
cends from his position, throws aside the dig
III " 8, unworthy The commonest slop sho
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-07

OF We observe in the Railroad Jourp al
the verdict CT coroner's jury, over the
bodies of several persons killed on the Lon
don and Northwestern Railway, England
1t was elected before the jury, that the
"gucrd Of The tram" started two minutes be-
lore the usual time, without orders from the
station master. The collision and loss OF
lie followed, and the guard was indicted for
mansiaughter. On
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Sinking of the Emma watts

BY telegraph dispatch received here Sat-
urday morning, we learn that the Emma
Watts, from this port bound for Terre Haute,
was sunk on Friday evening, by collision
with the Herman. The accident occurred
near Russelvlle. Four feet water over her
cabin floor. No lives lost The Watts was
a small but substantial steamer. She left
Evansville last Wednesday last with a good
cargo for the Wabash.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

MPERANCR MEETING.
The Meeting of the Temperance .UnioH for March
WILL held Monday evening. 9Th inst, at Rev. ar.
Steirits's charth Clergymcn of the city will please
notify their cong cations of the ting.
Persons who willing engage In the regular and
systematic distribution ofTemper Tracts through
the city, are requested to be present the meeting.
NJ. ", STAFFORD, Sect.
NPGREAT ELECTION NEWsn A WORD TO
THE WISEHl-There are quite a number of very nice
young men who have not paid their POLL TAX, They
cannot vote for their friends ut the ensuing city election
There about thrsebHRdred. cannot rite all the
receipts oniAs day of eieetion Bat will be 10
hG1e .DsiPgaeRt Tag List,at eqea eftAePs'Ls.
mar tie -.i,s.l-f.ll sgE t.us WI. HUGH ClK.
= :
III LIBRARY NorlCE.-Ah per ons having book s
in heir POSSESSION drawn from the Vancerburgh County
Library pre- ous to taking charge of the same, are
requested TO them Immediately to ct the of.
fee of the Railroad Company. 1t is necessary that these
Books should be returned forthwith TO settle the old
Librarians accounts. JOHN E. MARTIN,
feb2n ..ls Librarian.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-07

w ASHlNGlON, l. Cps
Attorney General Crittenden was married
to the widow Of the late Gen. Ashley, at DR..
Pyne's Church at 6 O'Clock this evening"
The ceremonies were intended for a few
friends only, but the news got abroadand the
Church was filled. The President and Presi-
dent elect several members of, the present
and prospective Cabinet were present. &C.
neral Scott, Mr.Guthrie,a with Kentuckians
from all quarters, Judges ofthe Supreme
Court, Senators, Representatives,, aid the
people generally were there. gb Rev. Dr.
Pyne dictated. assisted by Chaplain in the
Navy. Secretary Everett gave away the
bride. .-
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~ f % Il u G s.!
PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, &c.

7 AN now receiving my Spring supply Of Drugs.
L. Paints Oils. Dyestufs dc, &c.: when all received
will be Of the largest and most complete ever Of
fersd in this Market all of which will be sold at small
advance for cash to prompt Dealers usual time,
consisting in part Of the following;
SOC lbs pulv Rhubarb 100 Quinine
lU0 lbs had do 200 Salacine
306 lbs pulv Ipecaeh eco or Tannin
81 d lbs SAL Rochelle So Munate Of morphia
Zoo lbs Cream of Tartar SO OF Sulph do
COCO lbs sui Carb Soda % OF Acetate do
800 Abs Fart Acid 900 or kreosote
3Od lbs pulv C. ,yenne Pepper2C0 OF Benzoic Acid
500 lbs do Peruvian Ba.k 100 lbs Chloro'orm
300 lbs Engiis, Caorel = Iea fbs Gum Opium
300 lbs American do bills Camphor
800 or Iode de Pottas:e leo lbs bowers Powder
2iN or Citrate Of Iron SO bis Fps salts
2tO or Iodine 10 bis Giauber Salts
3 bbls Burmnda Arrow Root Is bbls Alcohol
| cases Liquorice lfeb26] CRAWFORD BELL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-07

IL Saturday was great day Cor steam
boats at oul wharf. Twenty-Five had passed
here at o'clock p. NJ. A large quantity OF
merchandise was landed here for our mer-
chants; also a good deal of produce shipped
10 New Orleans. ,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-07

6TThe bride cake atthe marriage of Ma
poleon III. and Madame de Moutlio was
made in London by Messrs. Pursells and
weighed $40 pounds without its ornaments.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-07

OF There is gentleman connected with
the Iowa Legislature, who gets SO hot when
talking politics that they had to call ost
fire company the other day to prevent case
Of spontaneous combustion. He has two
great hobbies-the principles of ninety eight
and statute for "the more early develop
ment of ganders."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-07

John Taylor's monthly wkarfag, re-
port shows, that 266 steamboats, landed a, our
wharf during February. The amount col
lected was S43l 25. - I
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at FOSTER BUILDINGS.
ferily this isan age Of Wonders.

X MOONEY announces TO the citizens. that he wiz
WI remain in this place for few days only and will
give an opportunity 10 all these Nh take iitcrss, la
&c Arts and manufactures of Europe, ID witness one Of
the most singular exhibitions in the wordf
Viz;-the making of glass ornaments. The glass is
wrought io variety offaished, Fullrgged ,lIps OF
war; Steamboats,. Locomotives. Bird OF Par disc,
rous kinds Of Birds, Brilliant Pumage. Pens. blow
pipes ehial retorts pulse glasses. which show ac-
curatcly the circulation If the blood and yaep OF
other articles too tedious to mention.
" J'During the hours OF exhibition, Mr.. NJ. wilenter
tain the Visitors by spinning glass ut the rate IL 1900
yards niBute and To show that there Is deception
In this, any Lady or Gentleman may bring their own
glass and have it manufactured rs tine ailk ltcan
then be passed through the loom and made ntn Gar
ments Artificial eyes made Glass marble and stone:
Ornaments repaired as good as New. ssH - -
TIcKETs-25 cents each Hours OF Exhibca from 10
to IL o'clock a. NJ. from to NJ; aud from TO 10
M. Children half price. -" - - MAI:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-07

% Last Saturday morning there were
twelve steamboats, at the Evansville wharf,
or in the river in front. Quite lively ap-
pearance, and very n.boletic of much bu-
siness.