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ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF THE MAILS AT
COLUMBUS, MISSISSIPPI

Route No. 1897. To Montgomery, Ala, ria Pick
ensville, Clinton, Greensboro, Selma &c.
Arrares-Daily by A. NJ Closes-Daii, at ! P. NJ.
No. 1904. To Tuscumba, Ala, via Aberdeen, Toll
Gate, &c.
ArriUes--Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday, by 7P. NJ
Closes-Nonday, Wednesday & Friday, at A NJ
No 5564, (Extra.) To Memphis, Tenn, via Aber-
deem, Pontotoc, &c.
Arrives--W ednesday, Friday, & Sunday, by 10 P. NJ
C10ses-Monday, Wednesday & Friday, at A. M
No. SOB. To Jackson, Miss. via Choctaw Agency,
Louisville, Canton, &c.
ArriUes- "Wednesday, Friday & Sunday by 8 P. IL
CloSes-Tuesday Thursday & Saturday, at P. NJ.
No. $3.50. To Tuscaloosa, Ala, ria Reform, An
tioch, North Port &c.
Arrires-Monday Wednesday & Friday, by IL P. NJ.
C5oses-Monday, Wednesday & Friday, at P. NJ.
No. 5769 To Greensboro, Mississippi, uia Ply
mouth, Starkville, &c
Agrires- Wednesday and Saturday by 9 P. NJ.
ClOses-Sunday and Wednesday at P. NJ
No. 5769, (F.xtra) To starkville Mississippi.
Arriues--Saturday, 8 P. NJ. Cl0ses-Friday, P. NJ
No. $40. ToDaleville, Mi, ria Macon, DeKalb, &c
ArriUes--Thursday and Sunday, by P. NJ.
Ci0ses--W-ednesday and Sunday at 2. ~
Nos 5768. To Houston, Mississippi ria Waverly,
Pa!o Alto, &c.
Ariues-Friday, 10 A. II. C]oses-Friday Il A. NJ.
No 5568. To Pikeville Ala, pa Military Springs,
Caledonia, &c.
Arrives-Thursday, 3P NJ Closes-Thursday P. NJ.
No $3.50. To Foyette c. H. Alabama, Ella olinda,
Big Pond, Mud Creek, &c.
ArriUes--T Thursday u NJ. Closes-Thursday P. NJ.
Of The Office will he opened for the delivery of
Letters &c, every morning, Immediately after Break
fast time at the Hotels and kept open until Sunset
Preserving half an hour for Dinner except on Sun
days, when it will be open hour in the morning
Immediately after Breakfast, and for short time after
the opening of the Jackson mail in the evening
o. The Office is not opened at night, nor earlier
in the morning than above stated, because of the
number of Mails to be assorted and made up during
the night.
ANDREW H JORDAN Post Master
j Sent. lst 1883.
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FONsOREAE.

THE undersigned thankful for past patronage, would
respectfully inform his friends that he may still be
found at his old stand on Market street. where he is
prepared to serve his customers in all the various du
ties pertaining to the Tonsoral art.
Hair Cutting, Hair Dressing and Sharing,
Done at the shortest notice, and after the latest
and most improved style. He also takes this method
of informing althose upon whose heads the capillary
substance has ceased to vegetate that after deep in
vestigaton into chemical science, he has at length
succeeded in discovering an inalliable restorative.
Come then and let him operate before it is alas, too
Be sure and visit BILLY PEARL.
COLUMBUS Miss, Sept II 1858.
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Ls
TTAVE removed their Carriage Ware house to No.
F1l7, Commerce street, where can always be found
large and splendid assortment of all descriptions OF
Carriages, of their manufacture to which atten-
ton is respectfully invited.
Mobile, Ala, Oct. 81 1858. z5x:
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II 9maH'S Rights.
A STORY CT LEAP YEAR.


SAMUEL Smith sat at home on Kew Years's day
in disha5i.ie. His beard was unshave |. his hair
uncomoed, his long boots unbIacked he was lean
ing back IN picturesque altitude with heels against
The mantle piece smoking cigar Samuel thought
70 himself that as it was leap year, it would be
glorious if the ladies' would jast pop the question
IN accordance with their ancient privileges
As he Sas watching the smoke which curled so
gracefully, his fancy giowed with the idea how de-
l5httul 1t would be to have the dear creatures
tondling him, and with their tender glances endea-
voilng to do the agreeable
As he meditated his heart soitened, and he be-
gan to feel squemish, womanish sensibility difus-
ed over his feelings, and he though he would faint
with proPriety the first time lady squeezed his
hand
Rap, rap, rap, rap, sounded tie door. Samuel
peeped through the Yenitian blinds
Mercy exclaimed lie, If there isn't Miss.
Jones-an in dishabille and LOOKING like fright,
good gracious l must go and tx myself.
As he lett the room Miss Jones entered and
with composed air minated that she could wait.
She was firm believer in womans rights, and
now that the season was prop;ious, she determin-
ed to take the advantage thereof and do little
courung on her own hook. 1t was one of woman's
privileges ich had been uSuIpcd by the tyrant
/ man, and sac determined to assert her right in
spite of the hollow forma;es of the false system
Of society.
On Sans return 10 the room, She exclaimed
| Dearest, how beautiful You look accompany
ing her words with glance of undi>guised admi-
alton.
Spare the bushes of modest young, man., said
Sam, applying the cambIie % lis face to hide his
confusion.
Nay, my love- why SO coy - said Sam. turn
rot away those beautiful ewes, dark as Jet, but
sparkling as the diamond Listen to the vows of
affection. Herele US rest, said she, drawing him
to a sofa here with my arm around thee, will
profess my rue affection
Leave me, Oh leave me murmured Samuel
think Of my youth and nexporience-Spafe my
papIta'iOe heart
leave 3nee, e~id Susan, pressing closer ohim
never until The story Of restless nights, of ut-
quiet aspiration fond emotio,ss-:.nd uGdving love
is laid before thee. Know that for wears / haze
suffered fer thee secret passion Need l tell
thee how such manly beauty move me? bow.
worshipped like snnfower in the ufied light of
these raven tresses how my fond heart was EN-
trapped in the mes. es OF those magnificent wis
kers how would yield to the government of
that imperial ? thy manners so modest, SO delicate
enchanted rne-joy to ne-for thy JOY was my
10y. Ny heart Is ever thine-take It--but first
let me snatch one kiss from those ruby lips Y -
The overwhelming feelings of the delicate youth
were too strong and he tainted ffom excess of Joy
Meanwhile, the enamored maiden hung fondly over
him, and
Slowly the eyes Of Samuel Smith opened-he
gazed wildly about hin-then meeting the ardent
gaze of his lover he blushed deeply, and from be-
hind his handkerchief family faltcred out-'Ask
my ma
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pfanoS. Pianos,

! coon assortemnt on hand at the Furniture Store,
A of !. WoMELsDoRFF Persons wishing TO buy
wonld do we'll to call soon they Willie sold cheap
to close out the present stock will warrent them to
be No, !. instruments ]. WOMELsDORFF.
Nov 26, 1853. 44-2t
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Statistics Of life ana Dean,

The Quarterly Return Of the Registrar General Of
England lately published gives some interesting sta
tistcs 1t comprises, among other things, the births
and deaths registered by 2l9l registrars in all the
districts of England and Wales during the summer
quarter ending September so, 1883. They may be
brieff stated as follows: #f
Births, .....-...-.. 147,50l
Deaths, ,........... 90 1852
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yv,TtE Subscribers having leased the Hotel formerly
known rs the Howard House, have thoroughly re-
fitted and newly furnished the rooms with an express
view to the comfort of permanent boarders
And tEae Travelling Public,
respectfully solicit share Of patronage.
Their Table will always be furnished with the best
and rarest decaces the season and market affords
and every attention will be paid to guests to render
them comfortable and pleasant
The Servants will be found prompt and courteous,
and ready to attend to all commands at all hours.
Sent 9th. 1853. 35-lY.
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FOUND.

TWO small KEYS, which the owner can get call
ing at this Office and paying for this advertisement
December 9th 1885,
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ROOTs AND joe.
M VAN, HOOK

-o14 ah -. r. his old friends AID Gus
-hIi Would cali the to his now very COM
toners, and the p1D I,s,s an SHOES, comprising
. g e1sS1 article article desirsblein the line
Q ete'y 800. ALSO
. qs, = sock Of FINDINGS is now '0np'S's -
-oyery superior. .otf
Ia Oct 9stb, 1853 W. 50
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MORTENORE'S

=s5az = 1z TIC GOLF GC%D.
THIS truly celebrated remedial preparations effica-
tous alike for each and every description of Rfeu-
matte Complaints, is already well known and es
teemed throughout the United States, to require any
lengthy notice of it's paramount virtues. 1t erad-
Gates this heretofore ncurabe and distressing disease
from the system, and stands uariualled IN the ptarma-
cy Of medicine
We do not propose to make unqualified statements,
to force aostrm before the public, but simply to
request those most interested.
SUFFERERS THEMSELVES,
To procure from the Agent in their vicinity circu-
lar and not only read the testimony of those who have
experienced its invaluable curative powers but to
write to, call upon, the convaleseents that tbe
statements may emanate from the fountain head-a
course which will satisfy the most incredulous and
one BY which the reputsdon 0! the Remedy is certain
Of beinU sustained Write also to the proprietors,
who will accord every Information, and furnish names
Of uIldouDted cnaructcr rom every the I'm
ion numbering arorg them some of the most eminent
Physicians. CIereJ men, Editors and prominent cti-
zens rendering reliability and efficacy of the
edy beyond tb reach Of doubt or distrust.
MovtFEpoFes' EslscasEHRsaG7c Compound,
Is a Vegetable EXtract an Internal remedy pre-
pared expressly for this Oae Disease; and this it will
cure in every form, either Iuhamatory (Acute,) or
Ckoaic, no matter Of how long standing.
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CAREY W. BUTT.
aoIERT w. SMITH.
RoREEsT ~. sMITEE a go.

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Aad Manufacturers 4gent far tie sale Of Ken
tacky Bagging, Rope and T~inc,
MOBILE Ala.
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C,AREFULLY repaired, and warranted Of2-->
fee on Main Street, in the building hereto e. ~
tore occupied by James Blair as Drug Store. VssS2
Auoust - 1852 3l:tf ]. NJ. KNAPP.
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-,o-,,Iar Eight Day Packet for wOiunn
bus and Aberdeen.

rTHE Splendid fast FS UNI Eg RI7D5SSI7
4. NJ gsr RSIffFFINGTON, Master, fiIl commence her
ssg5Iar trips as above with the first rise OF the rver'
ana continue throughout the season. Ia.
ahq CHAMPION is entirely new built h sSP bosry
trade, Of exceedingly light draugns, no and
accumulation she is unsurpassed
~ OntI Q5th, 1858. 4O--6m:
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HARRISON q MATTHEWS
A.tcrmict ;s:..s ca.a.laeslars at I..av-,
COLUMBUS, MISSISSIPPI,

WILL practice law in tie several counties compo
sing the sixth Judicial District andthe High Cour
OF Errors and Appeals at Jackson.
Columbus, Jan. ~, lSJl
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TO DEPOsHTORs.

TO DEPOSETORS.
Y0HE. COLUMBUS LIFE AND GENERAL IN
SURANCE COMPANY, viii upon subsequent
deposits allow interest as follows:
On all amounts deposited to remain months, at the
rate of per cent per annum; months, per cent
ner annun and for months more per cent per
annum. For all of which certificates will be given.
W. ]. ANDERSON,
Aup. 18th, 1853 2S-6m. Secretary.
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THROUGH TICKETS TO

CHARLESTON, CAMDEN AND CoLUMB1A. S. Cam
SAVANNAH, GA, VIA. TusCUMBtA& CHArrANooeA
Twcnty-sve Eao,1oye,,
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HEAVY kERSEES, LINSEYS AND RUSSET
RR0GANS.
THE subscribers are just receiving their F'aH an
Winter Stock Of g
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN
eYAplE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Russet RrOgans.

.mono Them they wish to call particularly the atten-
ton Of planters to their Large and Extensive Assert.
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onr KERsEYs are over ID. to the yard. Our Ne
GRO shoes at Northern prices and in quality never
gu P'77N GAY, BROTHER g. co.
Columbus, Sept. 1853. S4-tE
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wan only one Hundred and Forty fUe mites Staging.
POWen q Cos 4. States HEaiq-Stage lime
Columbus. Miss via Barton Aberdeen. Athens. Mill
vile, Toll Gate, Russelvc, and Franklin Springs to
Tuseumbia, Alabama. Daily 80 Aberdeen Tri-weekly
to Tuscumbia, and Tri-weekly
From Aberdeen, via Cotton Gin port Snifbviuo
Fulton and CrPpledeer, to Tuscumbia Alabama, and
PASSPORT Mississippi.
This Line connects at Aberdeen with Barney Lanes
Line to Holly Springs and Memphis. and at Tuscum-
Vile and Louisville
0@E@Through Tickets too
Charleston, Camden, and Columbia, South Carolina
Savannah, Ga;
Pontotoc and Holly Springs, Mississippi
- Nashville, Tenn.
J. T BROWN, Agent
-. Office at the Columbus Hotel
\ Columbus, Miss, January J. 1858 50x
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Loaf Bread ana Cal1e Bakery.

Loaf Brcad and C;lke Bakery.
TIME subsdiber takes this opportunity to inform the
citizens o. Columbus and vicinity, that he has com
menced the aking business in all It's various branches
on Market sFeet, one door north of Haden & Reads
store--that having been regularly bred to the pro-
fesson he Wi be enabled TO furnish everything in his
line of good quality, s'FOR CASH ONLY" and
hopes for siare Of public favor.
..in' J. p. KRECKER
Oct. 80, 1852. 40:tf
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GINS AND MILLS.

yTyHE undersigned would H9st respectfully inform the
| planters ana The publie generally, that he is now
ur,.pared to furnish them with as good
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WATCHES, CAoC.ls ANL2 JGayEhRY,
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G0TTcs GERS

G0TTc% GERS
,r can be had anywhere He is determined to send
out as good Gins as can b. had at any other establish
anent North or South AHd any person VINO tfleS one
OF these Gins and should not perform equal 10 any
other STYLE of Gins in the country, both in quality and
uantty of lint, DIN SET aside and haze another that
MN free of cost lie has now in use in this and ad-
;oinino counties alnumberof bis ms, and for ntor-
nation in reatlonto them ne Would REFER you 70 ~
Vonng. Henderson, Lee, JOHN Rice, Mr.. Bean and 9th
ers of Lowndes cohnty Joln Holllhshead' Dr' ull-
lespie and others Of Oktibbsha 90. -.
Mr.. John Rice. above mentioned, has one OF ms 5
55 saw Gins which is making him i've DaleS OF goou
lint per day. John Hollinshead has one vi ms ~
saw Gins which ismaking three bales OF soou I'M -
dav Farther reference is unnecessary gg = hact
his Gins, and if it does not perform "ei' i III
and get another until you get one tha' VIM
AS TO HIS MILLS -o ,r,, r.
uD uAs M HESITATIONxIN SAYING THAI
p" They are the Best now ne =, 49,.
Droof that he believes whas In ne 10y 3 IN P
noses to give any man hrst Ise no XII 1.-Two
5,,cs bne equal to his in every isslS1.: i,li 80
.u.,. a Mill that will produce one tndt VIII gflhu
any nm od meal in twelve months with as little re-
as mucn so viii rive any man Mill that will find
p bas been using one Of his Mills SIX months
md is dissatisfied with It.
2 y ,,se MILLS AND SPINNING MACHINES
fiA :, shortest notice and in workman like man
rePa'~ II ,k a.arranted and it is expected that ev
heI' - .bo oets work done at his shop will report
cry ma. nv thing that may chance to be wrong
,;sa their complaints will not be listened to al
pay day. 1sfa 19.on
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as TO HIS MILLS
HE HAS No HEsITATIQaTlN sA :. ~, IN !

nLANKs-Executions and Attachments. printed on on
IL hne tiat, t;de price 81 as per quire.
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Hon. JET. Davis---We see that the Vicks
burg Se,atinel ind Southern Standard out in
the strongest possible manner for JEFF. Davis for
the Z. S. Senate-We have run up no name,
nor do we intend doing so; but We viii assure our
contemporaries that their Is no man IN al creation
that we would prefer over JEFF. Davis for the u.
S. Senate OF any other post Thiswe feel assured
is the sentiment Of the Democracy Of ltawanaba,
and intltt d Vt North Mississippi -Nonitor S.
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The above have also for sale the Great Alternative,
WOrsInloFc'S Bitter Cordial and

above have for sale Great Alternative,
WOrsIlnoFc'S Bitter Cordial and
Blood Purifier.
This invaluable remedy for every description of Ner-
Affection and for diseases OF the Liver and Kid
neys, has obtained popularity wherever introduced
un precedented in the history of any other medical
our most eminent Physicians have thoroughly tested
It's merits, and prescribe it the most effective
Alternative q BEoOG Purifier ever known.
Neuralgia Dyspepsia, Palpitation Of the Heart
Night Sweats and Affections OF the Lungs, will read
Ilv weld to the influence of this unrivaled Remedy,
physical arrangements or irregularities. especially
with females producing debility and prosraton of the
sysem--lnay be at obviated and removed by the
use of the
Bitter Cordial and Blood Purifier.
Which is Vegetable Spirit, pleasant to take, and
perfectly safe to be used in any state Of health
by the most delicate female or child Price 81 per
BEETLE.
w V. ALEXANDER & co. Propretors.
No. /. Barclay st. Castor II ouse, New York.
A. n. BONES, (Sole Asyat,) Columbus, Miss
Sept. 18th, 1853. 34-ly. ss
NEW COOK Ard STATIONARY STORE,
Blank Book Mandatory & Power Press Printing,
No 80 ST. Francis street. Mobile,
w Ewoud respectfully call your attention to >r new
w stock of BOOKS and STATIONARY, whic+ We
are offering at wholesale and retail at unusually low
prices for cash approved credit
fE3-Your attention is particularly called to the ia
that our stock is entirely new. No old editions 3
books encumbers our sheye.
BOOK BINDERY
Our BINDERY is stocked with the best English an
American Papers and we prepared torule and man
ufacture Record, Dockets, Ledgers and Journals in
superior style OF Binding, at lower rates than have
er been done in this city. Old Books, Magazines, MI
sic &c bound on the shortest notice.
! THOMAS S. BIDGOOD & CO.,
/ Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Books & Stationary
Dla1lx pooly ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .srJ Dr.;
! No 80 ST Francis street, Mobile
i NB-We think it will be to your interest to ca
and examine our stock and prices, before purchasin
elsewhere April 2, 1853 IO:4m
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The Naturalization and Fsee-sol!ers.

e.
The Republic. Wing paper (now no longer
in existence,) published in Washington dgringILe
Admission OF Taylor and Fillmore, announced
the Nomination Of Mr.. Pierce with tle re mark that
he had always been ultra in his idH ocaey of the
rights Of the States and that Freesoilers, when
they supported him, BY way of penahee fer Their
past offences, would haveto ''eat Southern Dirt
In the same spirit the Boston l14ius3 Wbig pspr
Of note, speaks of the supporters of Mr. Pierce
as g crawling at tie feet Of tie SQve democracy Of
the South and protesting a ,e1lingoesS to believers
Of rood and drouers Of CaHer fer Tie task masters
otthes South" H III
Such is tic opinion Of the Northern opposers of
ar. Pierce and his ADMINISTRATION yet his alledg-
ed sympathy for frtesoilers is af viralent
abuse and denunciaton from Southern Wing
journalists. the truth is, the President has APP
ipointed no man to office who did not, during the
Presidential con est and who does not now, vim
dictate and adhere faithfully to tie Celtimore Plat
form, in whole and in detail. ~
ADVENTURES OF AN AERoHAUr.-The acronaut
/ NJ Arban, who made an ascent from Barcelonr,
Spain. than two years ago, and had not since
| been heard of, and whowas believed to have fallen
into the sea and been drowned, il said, has made
I his appearance again. AnAiicantletter sayn that
his balloon went over to Africa and that be was
seized and made sIavegidand eont'oned in that
state for two years, when be made his escape.
/ -~--~--~---~-~~~----~-e~~~.-~-~S~~; -.
i VIRGINIA LEGIsLAruRE-A bill was reported
in the House ofdelego:es on Saturday, increasn'
the capital stock of The Mapassai Gap Railroad
Fl $500 0O0, for the purpose Of completing the road
10 HarriSonburg-and bin increasing the capital
stock Of the Virginia Central Railroad company
81, 500, co., to complete the road to Coyington.
I resolution was adopte drelerrng 50 much of the
iGovernor's message as relates TO the purchase Of
Mount Vernon to Especial committee. Il is said
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JAS. JOINS, SR.
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PHOENIX HOTEL,

JOHN A. JONES
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Route No. 1897. To Montgomery, Ala, ria Pick
ensville, Clinton, Greensboro, Selma &C.
Arriues-Dailv by A NJ Cloaea-nail, AT Il p NJ
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Consolidated, Class Ell. for IAN. 80.

g 10000 20 's g 1000
5000 20 500
30 Prizes of $500, ll6 of 500, 40, 80, &c.
Tickets S.. Shares in proportion.
Certificates of Packages cost
25 Wholes $74, % Halves $37, % Quarters ISL.
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Powell ~ Cos a. States HEsiY-stage E;.sc.

Win only one Handrca and FOrf,. rro miles Na9ino
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10 Prizes of 1000, $40 of 40, &C., &c.
Tickets 81. Shares in proportion
Certificates ofPackages of Wholes, $40, Halves $50
Quarters $l29.
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n. WELCH co.

March 10, 1853.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-10
Daily Journal at Vincennes.

A carrier will distribute copies of the Daily
Journal among the citizens of Vincennes to-
day, and solicit subscriptions. After full
examination of the paper, those disposed to
subscribe can either give their names and
places of business or residence to the Car
rier, or to our agent, Mr.. Frank Mass, at the
Telegraph office. The price per week will
be only TEN CENTS, payable every Saturday
to Carrier. The Journal package will be
promptly sent by the cars every morning. and
arrive at Vinceunes by the stage, and imme-
diatey thereafter distributed to subscribers.
Without distinction of party, we think tn e
Journal will prove an acceptable visitor both
to families and business houses. We intend
to make it such, if the power lie within u.s.
We hope the citizens of Vincennes will give
the paper a fair trial, and we shall lose NJ
effort 10 secure its prompt delivery.
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Princeton appears to have been infested
for sumo time with some bold burglars, who
have committed SO many daring acts of rob.
berry, that the citizens are in a continual
state of alarm. Last Monday night several
burglaries were committed.
Mr.. Lagow's store was entered, and the
burglar we mt to the sleeping room upstairs
He there took new pair of boots belonging
to Mr.. Brownlee, young lawyer, and hi.
pants and coat. and thirty dollars.
The residence of Mr. Boswell was entered
and fifteen dollars obtained.
Judge Samuel Halls house was broker
open. The robber propped open the doors
and entered the Judges room. The Judge
awakened as the burglar was striking ligh
with match. Judge Hall leaped out Of bed
and picking up chair, made after the ras cal
who fled and escaped. This was the onl
night for long time our worthy Rairoa
President has slept without q loaded pistC
convenient. If his pistol had been in il
usual place, the burglar would scarcely hay
> escaped.
I MIR. Shannon's house and several othe
n places were entered, but we have not hear
j. particulars. We hope the citizens may b
able to make such an example as has prob,
by startled some Of the rogues here.