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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-05-28

The st. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Conn
pany.
TIVE BOOKS for subscription TO the capital stock Of
SAID Company are now open for subscriptions. Per-
sons DESTROYS of taking Stock making application
insurance IN the said Company, requested to apply
the Undersigned, who duly authorized to keep said
books open until Fifty thousand dollars the stock t-
Ken, at which time the books will be closed and the COM
pany organized.
GEO. W. HARRINGTON.
March II, 1S53-o6ff
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-05-28
D0AM, 8gM@ e CO.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Staple&F ancyDryGoods,
Nos. 1913 & 1a5, Union Buildings,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Business for 1858,

Will be commenced with a stock of Five Hundred
Thousand Dollars, and we wish 1t TO be distinctly
der,tooJ that selling, and will continue at
lower prices In st. LOUIS than merchant buy
retail stock at in the Eastern cities, AMI land 1t here. We
make this plain statement in advance of the
the spring business, that of customers
chants generally, who deal in ST. Louis, may be induced
by plausible, but incorrect send
to Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York Boston, when
the same goods can be obtained better terms Saint
Louis, whenever the demand assortment for re-
failing.
Persons wishing Information the comparative mer-
its of the Eastern and Western markets,
those OF customers who have tried buying East
compared the goods at home, their counters, with
goods bought In ST. Louis, and who buy only here.
Merchants who have visited ST. Louis, may perhaps,
Imagine that business cannot be sufficiently extended
to justify small profits To such would say, that but
few jobbng houses East have larger than ours
and that as has continued to increase conn-
ued to reduce the profits until they only
commission.
Purchasers Of Dry Goods requested to examine
Spring Stock, which will be complete by February Is,
1853. UOAN KING; & co
l5m6 Nos. 1913 and 125 Union Buildings, st. Louis.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-05-28
THE GRAEFENBERG EYE-LOTION.

For disorders of the this lotion has equa IL Is COM
pouu upon the most scientific principles. and per-
FORMED extraordinary cures. For violent amation dim
SIS and failing Of the sight, weakness Of the eyes, nvo-
untary weeping, foreign substances in the eyes etc. IL
positive and speedy cure.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-05-28

well selected stock OF groceries, PROVISIONS, Wines
Iuuors etc., which offers TO the trade ct the lowest
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-27
MEDICAL.


GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, NO!
~ i5i CHARTR ESS Str EET.-J WRIGHT co havngresoV's
Of their have
with ppretoru all the popular Patent
throughout the Uusd States then constantly
with fresh ct rates far be.c~ me usual
By they enabled TO chc'
npurhase the assortment which can Dc o'
other Having had IN the
oPGteut facilities
particular department the bera SCALE and are now
upry the trade low that the Purch
fail 10 tea,e handsome centag Investment either
retail Al establishment found full OF
ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES The following let comrt'
their assortment and furnished deaerH
rom twenty twenty Ave than uanpauf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-27
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company

80 neeu'ermiiy with iae tsqasie
submit following statement
Amount q ygvts 1854
Epivdtk'ie 10 t352... el96
o,,.st-s..-...,- ., a59i,i33 II
r S siss,72tlS
H.. lss,ssl -
Eor hifef Fteu4gns
l2,sl53S
r.... g5sIISS II
,e's premiums on risks net terminated lO6i0s
''"'iiu 1887 ID l95aS 81
Earned praHiEFs eulUY July I5i7s! II
PAD q same period rs follows, vr: -
lsossts on Ire ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
IossssCu NJ. i, commence. l2s4y4 90
5 Nasss0I n lSs,'l5 so
i''47'''' ans N'sAs',' 900 no
Rein}ursnces Erpsnse', ct. .......f7l,s1os 81
Less Interest," Discount,
Nesearned profits oryear ending July 49,
Che Company have the slowing Assets:
oe amount paid oata Tor ,7s6,'lNT6
OH tsteelfaDle Premium
"a Dna Sna s9shtes0n Real Eaiate in the cts 81 StNOr
tu "oFth toHhle a0oE1! esned IS
premiums 70 source Q collection 1883 10
- llg 2.
ia %
~ fao rassee, have pay AT ntsrst Of
GEM en- sas certificates Of profits years
'0e holders 'hefco or hoir legal representatives sst.
ssa day q AuguatneIt.
tH-y save aiso declared dividend THIRTY PER CENT 5nhs
GAINED PromaFa othe Company for year ending Jg
1852 tof which certificates viii issued on snd after SECOND
MONDAY sspsnlSotasrt
(signed) C.I. MAEsONI, Secretary
THOMAS A, ADAMS, Pt-4Isu..
VI. GREENWOOD, VICE PRECEDENT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-27
Worlds SAFE Company.

ySNHE attention Of the public is called TO the
msde entire principle We hrst form case orIask
plates around which eoP
chilling the liquid metal and making mpene.
rahe ehs drill capable OF resisting the oowso ne
Nature ont
dhsn she leaves bolts straps rvs erews o.
perhAps than required
ctthmiogther Neither the burning element make al mpss
the solid lined with sre-proof wall
thret Safes secured with Llh
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANE
LOCKS depository oher yais
We further, butls security nany o. the ropua
SAVES VsEltsnoW They The WORK Of schss
oiitr broken into, experience has demonstrated
This COMPANY prepared to furnish At short nei'e and
Bank VAULTS, for Bsuk luston Nef7-Itl
and individuals ghh viii be wArrsutej Dn land towte
proof, when secured ~il Lilas Bank Locks. ,,
sample pAe Sses Gi Lytk hsr With Day eNsitf
p4aucr.r Lob chr Of " NHTu Nc
tI"s~~-~t --t-"' &. prrTEFs AgAut fF Gsnn svnN'.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-27
ESGYPTIAN EYE BALsAM.-D. co ~

ENUYFIIAN Fl . BAIoAN.-U. UU- $1,000
= having bad hry ys.r ,odets the
rye. No.
she weeks OF th city
bnd ght month"; resi5 to the SIGHT Of one eye
Ssekr gsntieHn awas used specs 1v-s1 sa
irr, saSed 90 read TIA newspaper 'ho1l
them by candle iEhtt eight hpurs after.
F Inflammation BY single drop II gves
~ n al PoYDRASsT mgt0 Iy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-27

PLAsTERs.
Sherman spoor Mans
Allsbas' ooI Mans
Allebnsn aiaRubhcrB1cf,!
The lmpro, I'd Poor AlaI'a,
Jew Dayid's or Hebrew,
Peters Vegetable,
Kuapp'a Indian, ..
White'o Machine Spread sirsngb
sning, .....
,i6g'sstrens;heniug,
/ Ridd's Imperial,
He,rick'a Roysl,
LiNGNESTs,
1 ga.ier's Bone and Fever,
Bnr.Ine's Lotion,
] Dasis'a iiorBe,
{ Hnnt's, Hayes, srians', hsWsi
TOOTH PASTES.
shenpan's COMPOUND Orris Tooth,
iThompson's Aromatic Tooth,
Jonesfs ToothRehe.
LOZENG Es.
SheTman'a Cough, Worm Campho
Ching's Worm,
Wistar's Cough
ulnt5
Solomon tQotns-ne,
nsr'nln's ioutharh I
: g,lliAms's To .aRcA i
MISCELLANEOUS
IThorn's Eftrart,
WInpris Arcanum EItiact,
Carter'a spaniah MiIIurs
Mothers Rene,,
Mia Kfddtsf'H Cordial,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-27
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Office Home Mutual Insurance Company

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
fiRisH oF DnLKANs, o. New
BE nb0red Of
nbsrrber ustr Of the Pesc the city Aforesaid pon
Ally appeared AeEansr Brother President and i,me H. Wb.r
Secretary OF the Home Mutual Insurance
being duly according to law do
sccounteae just aud true and
'onpany ~ A. BROTHER, President.
c. V. JONTE, Second Justice Of the Peace
Of the Parish Of Orleans.
Nv The Board Of Trustees have declared dividend Of FoyNne
per cent on the earned Of the
December 81 which certificates on and
the LIST OF March
The Company insure perrin The Rvgrs
4bd loss damage BY Fire. the premium cc "a
Camp street. ALEXANDER BROTIER prssq.tt
JOHN r. SHAW, Vice President.
Jas H. " HEFLERi Secretary, Newtrlelps
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT every bod
| SEADIT.

NEW ADvERTIsEMENT--Let every body
~ REApT.
NO. i.
R. r r.
R4DWAY'S READY RELIEF
IS THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER REcoRpEL IN rHE
T s sT9RT on TIE W9RLp TINT E As
yllsoP TIE MOST SEVERE PAINS N FyEIINuTEs o.
&c % HG sos
,,-.,.,,.. INTERNALAND EXTERNAL,
giving nani esue 10 the most ormenns and 'go-
20 THE SICK AND FAIN.sUFFERrNG OF NEW
ORLEANS.
asa Join %ler ARfREs sTEE i and ,1e 5 oSs
saEg YOU FROM pAS FRo eFs 70 9T MNur E
IT MAS CUREp,
IN MNEFf CASES orr or 4 HUNDRED,
SSa aEEnAaa n Il 6 o2R i, 59sRs'
P a7,.g;,v II s aEl ssSG MISS6rls.
sPasiA0'A II II S M S MiSGfs,s.
5fS dgApAeRS II SiETEsT NNiygTgs
sS SsirIIS. il s sSPF f MINUTES.
c JEW 40 MS RS T 7E N5R 5I
rSs1 TIC %sgf E a9 asL ss %
''' w. SICK HEADACHE
Rsa FAM n s# Gsor p1 psv MSG D
PREVENTION
refresh salysa.Re du heavy ee.ns,p
IN BATHING
Nix lsbepoonieiof R. B. WIN Bow q water AID bahsh
body every morning. fuppre and healthy
''''''a'''''' ALL BOWEL CoIPLAINTs
OIkRRHEA, pY sENTERY, BLOODY FLUx, CIoLERAMoRBUs,
minueehrcka he moit rens ieharsqs, aud will speedily
NEURALGIA
s,p5,y,s NJ ~ ~ s[} 81 .SSIASTLY
'@gg sP 't,9z g'as a psa o, This omrlan
,en Of departing pain. # ha city Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-27

YE7HE subscriber begs leave to call the r-.Q
attention Of the trade to his veil elected ~
aud ;sauae DRUGS, MEDICINES CHEMICALS, MEDI- IN
CINE EXTRACTS ESSENTIAL OILS, PERFUMERIES, Ana
HAIR, FLESH, HAT VAL and TEETH BRUSHES. Also LtIg
FANCY ARTICLES ladies' toilet all Of
and selected with the utmost
offer the shove for sale at tbs lowest prices
Planters collected 10 call and exam
Inc my and thsir orders.
FAMILY MEDICINES carefully the best srtces Pbysi-
clans prescpn cars compounded md PIT with usauess
q t.anach al hours, 2. LOUIS MASSEY
wholesale AID Rotsil Druggist, 50 81 Charles street,
AHA NevOrlaanp.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-27

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1900 - p y" I''u'o''
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-27
OF ALL!-sO

4 IAhIS ThEI LNLNNI VI TIL ~
esrgrab'- DruEeiss ii D. A, FANNFSfOEks 4requaid
EEKMFUGl, Ccuimrutis sas 's inogy A. ih'
soioyflg: LAFAYETTE, Indiana, Nov. 10, ISL.
Ale B. 4, FAENESTOCE Co Pitis1rr-hi Pat. uti-n7s1
The Nr-it= sped October hue ued god order. lte
Of .us valuable vel Eu'ar HlE Nr
thai TAX Of All other cleo drl
fr which hs speett. Mary p1yus e, and do not
hesitate 70 recommend 90 tlr patrons Bay ~ Is suaeg1t that It
ir- twenty years tr gnl it'll .sny ncrgns
<, L. LAWRENCE son.
,1g- b. Of c5unterfts and luiatou5.
s5'l rao rfsa by prHra' pr-gr tn tie cy,
and ~ DruEssta aua CqHury aehli trsaJ. tHe United
S-rr d&a-a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-27

NEAR SIR commenced the use of your
KATHAIkON By accident having ijle tn such e. but
Hair mach that take
pleasure making she ,i known 1r your benefit have keen
JSld g so eigh tear1.
Sold By JApE WOODAlAN, Mas 4
RIM stree New rleAls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-27

SLASIER AND MARBLE DUST 2oo In,
a. F'a''sr o. Paris, leo bile pas's- Is m ,i &
zw- JUN g HARD u. A Co
-. 80 .,,u.... toHe5 -iEofi &c J. flAyman &c Il,
20 "Inskans' ~, sRs { Nssin ~ Said "a n, n,t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-27
s2s worm ana well tno17 .etti,.
iiA51'59r oi tHz Public Scr4= g.,
y ard rsapoHaib.li:v: r.

A rortpigbto, no, -. fH'l.hElrgt., 9tptcms 49,
nlch .ealsted tho common r4ar. such "a rar
~ mary medicines. Dr. payt7' Compound -
,nireIy r "a. ieeTrd me few los he-ouTtlpo
nIei We; hiy mother vEols wit
~ ~ oeen regularly taking slnis paesorr has
JAWS medicine for a taxing tit
Dad as before she IT, SIS 7ot a1 10
-s,, THOMAS NlLLAR, q Gar,-t,s ~.
- sold wholesale and retail bv IL, t;sB.y . . 81
.nd Vest J. WRIGHT Co Isl CiaT,fe4s Iai tat-ezts
who're At mr. .s 5,FaE H. s.ttr.'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-27

HS The Postage to Aspinwa and Panama direct is IL
cents single rate and cents each newspaper and to
the Sandwich Islands. Australia Van Dieman's Land
and China iva francisco is each single let
ter, cents payable in advance
EY The single letter rate to California and Oregon is
cents pref paid or 10 cents unpaid. On newspapers,
etc. etc, the domestic rates apply.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-27

CHAMPAGNE l20 baskets Grape Leaf
pins 9iars
ANdHoyEsls eases each jars sale close souguren
ABSYNTH-50 use 10
MADEIRA WlNE-T0 eighth casks, A. >. Junior,
SHERRY VINES quarters and octayts,
DEMyohSS, assoItsd siEss,
CIGAHS-aQ0,oUO, various rinds
BOT1IES-lkQ gross Porter aud Madeira Bottles BY
s1ywW s. WOLFE % Camp sEivst,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-27
MEDICAL CARDS.

NR + CHAPPELLIER, Graduate of the
Route If pans and for thirteen reara practitioner Of Medicine
Sebe. Miss pernaucuy cted al New Orleans, Ne. ga
~ rN'NIuN wvIl gmE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-27

. : ~ -I-H
p 70 -rf7in r. Hl1 CHERRY AMI Iarf
ra1Flir4ir Fg fHot#. as. III
tH-t gov haze ars.ft.i, DAD ba g'-# f..e Id
-ser aupp'y as 1r.ti apru
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-01-20
CINCINNATI MARKET.
January IA, p. M.

Flour.-The market was very quiet TODAY.
and the only sales heard Of were l66 and Al
brls extra at AZ, and 81 do DO at4 As. The
receipts continue hight, comprising 1850 bRls
during the last "a hours.
Provisions The market exhibited an im-
proved feeling generally to-day, but the transae-
tions were not large, comprising only 100 brls
No. | steam rendered gut Lard at 93c; 10000
pcs Hams, in bulk, Country at SIC; 1900 do.
do (city) partially cured, at SIC; 5000 bulk
There was also sale Of 900 to 1000 kss LARD,
but we did not learn the particulars. Mess
Pork is held firmly at is so.
Hogs.-A sale to-day Of 20 head at 25 per
100 lbs net.
Cheese Sales Of 20 boxes prime at Sc, and
so do at lie. The market continues dull.
Butter.-Sales Of Is brls prime roll at
IL lie; do do at is lee; and % do do at
lie. The market is further depressed.
Seeds Sales of 40 brls Clover Seed at 5 50
per bushel; 10 do do at so; l5do at 5 20,
and ~ do Flax Seed at 90. The market for
Clover Seed is unsettled, and prices are rather
tending downward
Lead.--A sale of l25 Pigs at S l-2c, fur
ther advance. Bar Lead is selling at SIC
Oi-Sales of 25 hrls Linseed at Tic cash,
and 80 do DO at zoe; indicating further ad-
vance.
sugar.--Sales of 81 hhds at 4ia4Ic, and 900
do prime at 5a54c. The demand is good at fun
prices.
Molasses Sales Of S90 brls, in lots, at 29e,
The demand is active and prices buoyant.
Brooms A sale Of $50 dozen extra fancy,
from wagons, at 60
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-01-20
Cezsre.sis.aI.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.

SENATE.-Mr. Stuart made .
speech in reply 10 Messrs. Cass anc
Downs, in regard to the Clayton anc
Bulwer treaty. Mr.. Stewart wen
on at great length to defend Mr.
Clayton, arguing that the construc
ton placed upon the treaty by hin
was we'll understood by the Senate
when the treaty was passed.
The House then went into commit
Tee OF the whole nominally on ths
deficiency bill.
I3th-SENATE.-Mr. Cass' resolu
ton calling for information touching
the Squier treaty, was taken up ane
passed.
Mr.. Gwynn's bill for constructing
a railway from the Mississippi rivel
to the Pacific, was taken up. anC
Mr.. Gwynn made a long speech in
its favor.
Mr.. Seward urged action in tn:
matter.
Mr.. Cass spoke in favor Of the
project.
Mr.. Butler opposed the bill.
Mr.. Rusk supported it.
Various amendments were offered
but the matter was postponed ill
Monday. Adjourned.
HoUsE.-The bill to prevent frauds
on the Treasury was taken up and
discussed all day. Various amend.
ments were adopted, but, without
coming to a vote, the House ad'
journed.
l4th-SENATE.-J. NJ. Clayton
Senator elect from Delaware, ap'
peared and took his seat.
Various private bills were passed
The Senate then went into Execu'
tive Session, but was suddenly in
terrupied by the announcement o.
the death of Senator Upham. o.
Vermont, when the usual resolutions
were passed, and the Senate ad'
journed.
HousE.-The hill to prevent
frauds on the Treasury, and 10 pre-
vent Members OF Congress and Of.
ficers OF the General Government
hom prosecuting claims against The
United States, passed. Yeas l34
nays %.
The bill to prevent the issue o.
small bank notes in the District oI
Columbia, was taken up, and dis
cnssed and amended; but without
passing it, the House adjourned.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-01-20

HOWARD REsPITED.-This man, who
was to be hung on Friday last. for the
murder of Driehaus, in Louisville, has
had respite granted him by Gov. Pow.
ell, as appears by the following para.
graph from the Frankfort Yeoman.-
From the language of the Yeoman, and
We have no doubt ii speaks by author.
ty, Howard need not look for any fur
ther Executive interference:
A petition for the pardon of Howard
has been presented to the Governor and
rejected. The Governor was requested
to respite the sentence for short time
TO allow the unfortunate man time to
prepare for death-and the execution OF
the sentence was respited for 21 days.
The Governor caused Howard 10 be in
formed that the sentence of the law
would be executed at the END of that
time, and that there was no hope for his
obtaining a pardon.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-01-20
The Denserane ss.se Csavc.fssn-rh.

1~~--@~-~
tscskets
Since our last the full proceedings
Of this convention have reached us
IN the Statesman. The delegates
present from Galfia, were Gen. Geo.
House and V. M. Firor. The con-
test between Medill and Manypen-
nv seems to have been warm. GalIia
voted for McdilI.
A resolution was offered to the
effect that the Democracy Of Ohio
adopt the Baltimore platform which
was rejected-Gallia voling nay
The Convention likewise resolved
that the Democracy of Ohio are in
favor Of adopting the sub-treasury
system in Ohio. So tax payers be
prepared to fork over your taxes in
the constitutional hard"
The Democracy Of Ohio has evi.
IDENTIFY become so infatuated with
their success the last few years as to
suppose they can again openly an
nounce their real intentions and
adopt the worse features of Ohio
Locofocoism. The radical wing, the
real pot metal section OF the party,
had matters their own way in the
late Convention and have put for
ward a ticket that represents opin-
ions and principles that the people
have so often said shall not rule over
us. Gov. Wood, all know, holds
opinions less radical and destructive
than Medill and his section. When
success was not so certain, as was
Wood was the man,
though not without a struggle by
the other wing. But with 10000
majority, anything endorsed by a
Democratic Convention can succeed,
and Woods wishes for a re-nomina-
ton is disregarded, and radicaIism is
The game may work,
and it may not. We shall see.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-01-20

SANITARY EYPHcrs or AN EARrH-
euAKE.--lt seems that the late earth
quake at Santiago. on the south.
western shore oi the Island Of Cuba.
which was very severe, had the sfFsct
OF ridding the city Of the cholera
with which II was severely affiic,.J
previous to the occurrence of ,hs,
event. A Cuben paper says ai, n.
fected prodigies," the number Of
deaths from cholera having d.
minished very materially, and the
people generally believed that the
earthquake had effectually killed the
malady. Persons suffering under
violent attacks rose from their beds
and afte. being for hours in the
streets, in the damp morning air.
lelt no return Of their sickness.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-01-20

A STATE WITH TOO MUCH MONEY
The St Louis Evening News exults in
the following fashion over the exemp.
ton of Missouri from all State debt:
Missouri has no State debt, no incom-
Plete and abandoned works of internal
improvements. and no harassing "semi-
annual" instalmen;s of interest to pay.
The State Treasury is full and over
flowing. and Gov. King, in his late mes
sage, announces that the revenue OF the
State is larger than the wants of the State
Government require. snd he suggests a
reduction of the taxesl
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-01-20
Annual Hiring OF slaves,

ALEXANDRIA, Va. Jan. New
Years Day is always a period ol
intense interest here. II is the sci
time for the annual hiring OF colored
servants. The ceremony usually
takes place at "Catt's Tavern" an
ancient establishment at the eastern
extremity Of King street. Here are
congregated, the sable sons and
daughters of toll, from childhood to
years OF full maturity. Assembled,
also at this point, are the owners,
overseers and representatives OF the
estates TO which these servants be-
long, and they are met by our citi-
zens who wish to renew their present
leases, change their domestics or
employ additional "help." The obi
CATION on the part Of the employer
is, in addition TO the wages. that each
servant is to be fed, clothed, and
have medical attendance when neces-
sary. The year commences on the
I'd of January, and closes with
Christmas day. Such is the in
creased demand for labor here, that
the terms today average about one
hundred per cent. over those OF last
year. Men servants were hired
from $50 to Sll0; women $50 TO
SOS; girls and boys from $40 to $50.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-01-20

Who'd have thought the creature
would have recognized and staggered
into the garment intended for him? He
puts it on, however, and the world ad.
mires the ft.--GalEia Courier.
Wonder if the world would "admire
the fit" of the garment prepared by the
citizens of West Columbia for you-a
coat of lar. and hieroglyphics of feath-
ers. We imagine you would cut con-
siderable of swell, particularly if you
had chain and seal--to your leg.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-01-20

BAD SHoT.-The Fort Smith
Herald learns from gentleman
from Evansville that three men were
killed there, few days previous. at
one shot. They were sitting by a
fire in house, when an Indian shot
through the window with double-
barreled gun at them, and killed all
three. 1t was a bad shot, notwith.
standing all three were killed, and
the sooner the murderer is hanged
the better.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-01-20
Terrjac fsnIe at New York.

New YoRK, Jan. l3. M.-The Asia,
for Liverpool, and the Empire City, for
Havana, are detained this morning by a
terrific storm Of snow. and which is
now prevailing. The Illinois, from As.
pinwall, has just come in. disabled.
NRw YoRK, Jan, IS, P. M.-The
storm continues TO rage with great vio-
lence, with heavy snow. Accounts from
the interior state that the storm is violent
along the line of the Erie railway, and
the snow in some places is SO deep that
the trains are detained.