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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-02
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READ kEA H.. hEA
Statement the =. s. PRESIDENT of the Henry
Female College
Mr. Summer widely known for great ,ra worth. and
for high and honorable bearing his school is famed
skill teacher and the rapid his pupils
make n the requirement OF nseful knowledge: . 49, =
NEW CASTLE XIV. May Is. 1853.
Dr. Indian Vegetable Panacea has been used in
family and school with entire satisfaction. Mr. Armstrong
Of also used with decided benefit aud
although have myself satisfied. from the
valuable medicine 5. 5. SUMNER.
everybody procure Of DR.: Bruce Almanaes and
he performed
by this Pana'ea. - - ,,,,r,
PRINCIPAL DEPOTS.
BRJ CE q CO.. New Castle. kentoeky.
h. ii. " RIGHT a. CO. Indianapolis. Ind.
W0OLSEY a LINCK. Evansville. Ind.
and for SALE and on commission at Depot prices by 49,
JeIO-6n KELLER. FARNSLEI CO.. Evansville
SELLING OFF Ar COST.
pO.ifik ELY AND No ECMBtG.
VHNHE undersigned RESPECTFULLY 10 the citizens OF
Evansville aud vicinity that he inenas se'ins the resi-
due of his SpriI and Summer stock
AT PRIME COST.
that Stock has been increased
much lately. otter npue Those wishing
good bargains will pleas. avail themselves such
good opportunity. Come all and see yourselves
cyl l.. SiLBERMAN. Main st. l door below Br. Blk.
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q. u. EGGLESTON 4 CO..

u.
DROPRIETO Rs of the Crescent City Foundry in Evans
vile. BALD all kinds OF MaehiBery in sts e. quality and
price. equal "a made in city OF the West
We make Fire and Steam Engines all Saw and Grist Mill
Irons. Cast Iron Water heels Car Wheels Cast iron House
Fr"ns Fence Railing Of various patterns Rras ok OF all
kinds Wrought and Cast iron Bridge workndeed
thing in line OF business Prompt attention given
pairs.
We the highest rrice for Scrip ron Brass and Copper
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COIN AND BANK NOTE
TABLE.
CORRECTED DAILY FOR rue youRNALBY
q COPELAND BANKER
CURRENCY RATE

Dealer in EIchGsge. COiS. Land UarrGRts UReprrent
Money, &C., &C.; ONCE EIrst near Main.
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ilREAI rHANCE EnR z Pc ~

M TIL undersigned having purchased his part
A ner Chas Mack his entire interest in the Cloth
~ ing Store OF Ma k LObenstne heavy cis-
LII sdeernned get rid OF the present stock st
atty redu bed make aarge
ment OF Fall and winter Clothing He therefore invites his
friends aud the to II and examine his Goods
and prices He has good stock of Clothing Gentemens
Furnishing Goods &e., &c, there Is ia E-arviilc and
VIII sell them cheaper than they be bought other
place IN TIE city which he will calling his
store unds Pavilion Hotel.
ey3i-tt ANTHONY L0BENSTINE.
ftANDl AND KISSES o best quality. eoa-tsntly
~ haHd-resh supplies received weekly for sale eens
per pound. by
eyIs 8. L. GILBERT & CO, sye. near Water.
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SgOIt IUsTRE.-2Jlo pieces assorted qualities 800
pieces worsted Serge direct Importation hand aud
or sale by JAMES LOW &, CO.,
sepI 4iS Nam ST.. Louisville, Ky.
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NO 80. WEST FOURTH STREET NEAR VINE
(Smith * Nixons' New buildnsJ
CiNCtNN At, OHIO.
Nj ANCFAt'EURER d IMPORTER OF Dress Trim
-'A Ai',ss Friuges buttons. Iasses Thread
Ia es Bli.d Trimmings failors aud Fancy Goods
Agent for Machine Silk and Thread. Needles Mas
Slks WOrstes AMI Cation.
ptriehce in the Trimming business enables
Proprietor his variety OF
Gooas the constantly hngng Fashions demani Large
Silk Frnges. rasses and Buttons kept
hand made At short uOtiee Fringe
than made Ia usng
sewing machines will mud 1t 10 their advantage procure
silk thread made spoiled expressly machine
Store Smith Nixon Guiding on
the Concert Hail. with view accommodate large
stock and have the we'll arranged he fey
he please all who call or favor hun with order.
80 N D. Catalogues sent by mail paid application
srr.1, -Nlm
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DOCTORS

DOCTORS
~ WALKER. WIN. VI. ELLIOTT and O. T.. WALK
~ Err have associated themselves together the practice
Of Medicine and Surgery their varicvs hranehes.
Their ofc, Third above MAN, nearly opposite
the old Cour. House
They prepared attend promptly professional calls
atty and country.
-Irnf
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!, STARCH AND PEARL

/ NENNNN PHUNES, STNHtH NNU I'BfHI
u ARLEl.-keceivea per steamer kescue:-
Is boxes Wheat starch. 30u boxes German Prunes
bbls Pearl Barley, for sale lowest market PRICES
aug l. a ID. HEIMANN.
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SrRAtED OR STOLEN
TNROM the Farm Of William MORGAN. Nanderhurgh
II ahou- 2otb of t-mber. light Chestnut Mare
her forehead aud white hind
who will give information concerning
her. will lie literally rewarded by sep2stf E. o. READ.
ENOR RENT-T~o fine Rooms up stairs suitable for Of
n fees. Enlaire OF e9 j.. HCSTACE.
H.HRENCH MERINOES-3oo pieces assorted colours an
II qualities r-c'u this day and FOR sale ~
sep6 JAMES Low & Co.
ais Main st., Louisville,
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HCsT RECEIVED
80 Hsrper's Magazine for yurs;
Knickerhocker for July:
Putnsms Magazine for July,
Frahk Leslie's Gazette for tuly;
Graham Magazine for July,
eyl+ SAMUEL LISTERS.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
wv o Lots md Sixth.
the between Sixth and Seventh. each rs
feet front by 49, Lot IN Lsuasco 10 by 49, with Two
Story Brick House. 80 by a. suitable for business purposes or
priVGte residence.
Titles fndis rdabe and terms liberal For particulars en-
quire Of RUDOLPH kerr. Notary Public
ey2s-tf First ST.. III. 3. SOhDson.s, AUy.
eSUND8iES.-
~ 6box Lemons; boxes ORANGES;
80 Coaeoa Nuts: 200 xessJftshellsd Almonds:
80 bottles Said OIL Us boxes Dates;
lbA turrants; 10 i,ores Cfaret, Just reed at
aug COOKS.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TIIE undersigned has been appointed administrator ef
estate Of Joha Rankin. deceased. late of
County requests all having business with said estate q
make early settlements. The estate probably sofy
seP53w JOEL MALTBY, Admir-.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
hIrf ,ha; the snsersps has sIen
of ianderburgh county deceased Said estate supposed
be solvent aagzi-iw j. H. SwEErEN Admir-.
NOTICE.
HE subscriber respectfully informs the public that through
long practice in the cloth enabled 10
cleanse all WoOl~n-stuEs etc. and take stains lie
show again aud that the Cloth will the polish
and on reasonable prices The PSsie sil sae to give
Mr. shuith's House. next door Of Dr. Maehihausen
sep2i-im Lama CO.
iEEsE.-Just reed per steamer Umpire Is b.s Orange
" Farm Cream Cheese. aud fo- sale by
JEREMIAH BENIN. INSURANCE. AGENT.
Once over J. NJ. caldw-ls Store Evansville. Indiana
'ts y GfE Ep fkE clrS As CO.,
EA5Gi JAZZ LIFE hxrf iesrn
ANcE co of Harrisburgh. Pa. sep2O-iy
SUGtR HOUSE. PLANTATION & REFINED
- AoLASsE Ito bills bes' quality hHs order sale
sep2o Sycamore Water.
TENNEssEEMONEY-IS.AX Any ATSggSSIT-,ScgAsNy
sePN Sycanorr near Water
(,UBAsIXEs.-2o.oOo Choice for sale ~
sep2O Sycamore near Water
DIR. J. G. BURCH DENTIST.
wing devoted the last years Of life study
aud practice OF bis profession woad resreetfuy
sP nS ar. 10 debt 60 him for services 70
part member profession which he ieonss to give
red AND he earnestly Request, that no one will call him
fay ,ssd the any
forOp ration . the kind.
sspiz-u
Af-rhe high market price will he paid in
sepG T. GRA t co.
HsRs. DIR. SEaLEy having tassa q house on Chestnut
E'R opposit the Episcopal Church. prepared T.
aeeommodat ID" BOarders also one two families.
AID Pauts."u Masse, in OAK Cypress iron bound
CoYr.rage. for sale los by
INDIANA MILLS
~ Indiana and kentu.ky only reserved paid
seP2 for James IIssvtt.
~. Wsa rnS s persons r4 EGE y calling
aug Locust and Danham sts
OTIS FOR stLE-soo by no feet o. the of
~ GOOdsall and Centre streets Lamasco cry. Apply
WI. Il. JAMES
aug"-a Attic Gas Works.
va $50 piece. ass qualities $40 pieces wOrsted Serge
aug29 AS Main ST.. Louisville Ely
iasss young Chicken: Ss rssd
eyiR CLOTHES. Tooth Nail Comb and She P PTq;hrs for
FOR SALE.
rNwE<TY- EIGHT Shares Of Evansville Insurance Company
l. Stock. Apply W. T. PAGE. Cashier.
fNRASS sEED.-rhe subscribers wish to buy $40 bushs
% Red TOP Seed or whehthsy will pay the 9ghss, mar
kst price imnmedia.ely. ser6 T. GRANT co.
E,tRENCU AND ENGLISH MERINOS-20 pieces
n French Merino 300 pieces English heriuOs. direct i'm
pOrtatiou. hand aud fOf sal. by.
JAMES LOW & Co..
SEPT AIS Nain at. Louisville Ky.
ARD bills No. 2. ST. lbs in and assd sizes
4 for family OF our rendering for sale by
suykk GE :. + SER G ,.
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1EWELRY 81 NOTI0NS.-Ear-rings, Finger-rings,
- Breast Pins Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils,
Watch chains, keys, Gold and Silver Watches Steel
Beeds and Caps Brushes. Combs, Purses Fancy Scope
Accordians vioiins, Pictures and various other
for sale by
aug23 ly W00DSEY IL NELSON.
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WnoLsRY & NELSON.

SOFAS, Dvan, Center, dining, Breakfast and Card
~ Tables. Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
buIea1 Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do enclosed
ana plain Wash Stands, Lounges, Bedseads and Mat
tresses Also large and general assortment of Wood,
zane ana Hair seat Chairs, for sale tow by
augS3lyd WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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LOTS AND HOUSES FOR SALT.

EREAT CHANCE FOR SPBCULATl0N.-six Lots for
~ SALE situated in Evans Vile Just beyond the kaiaa DE
Four these Frame Houses them and othr
wise improyed They are wen situated tor beng
convenient business and only about one " MAIN
street fine SPECULATION Onered in these o they
Those wanting cheap places or wish
ins fine opportunity cfsPeeulaon ad besr Apply imne-
ately One of these especially is de-
sre residence For Iurtber particulars apply at this office
ef6-ti
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s. : PRESTON A co.

s. = PRESTON & co.
MANUFACTURERS OF Tobacco. Second St. betwee,
wi Main aud ter door below A Buchanan * Co, Ia
hani $50 boxes Chs,e Kentucky and Missouri Tobacco
sep25-6mds
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CHAIRS.-Jusi received and for sale low at our Fur
" nure rooms on Water street, 30 dozen wood seat
cane seat and sofa-seat Chairs.
janT WoOISEY & NELSON
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE herei that the undersigne has bseu
~ mt, administrator the Hulda Ball. late
Nanderburgh county deceased. Said
be solvent. aug2j-3w J. II. SWEErEN. Admir-
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everybody of DR.. Bruce's Almanaes and
Journa read he certificates performed
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NOTICE.
TIVE subscriber respectfully informs the public that through
long practice in the cloth enabled
cleanse all NJOl-n-sus. etc. and take He
autees that stain taken of clothes by him. will
sho aud that the Cloth will get the polish
when He also does mendng Of short uotce
and reasonable prices The Public will please give
trial GUSTAS II. ERACH.
Mr.. shuiths House. next door of DR.. Muehlhausen.
sep2I-Im Lama CO.
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HE Parn" hersofore existing between Msse. Cow
r. Barker having purchased the E. B. Cowden
is alone authorized settle the business OF said firm
eyi5-u E B. CoWDEN.
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culver PLATED ewing Birds sand super Sewing Nee
- dies iorsale by e22 A. C. PUSEEE.
vHNO 60 NTRACTORS-2Joya yards OF earth wanted, de-
~ lvered the lot hrst above residence
Barnes Esq. for which the market price will be paid by
ey2j BABCOCK
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n. q. At !. II.
RN1 Ladies
W invariably suited in Dry Goods Emtichs when
tn shy other place. The fact is he always Keel
rood goods hand and what is still
s-ll il
Pictorial ruH. Int I'll n Of fsc
tn take word r. It, hut call examine his goods
aud thereby have the
Satisfaction. His in the
Main street three doors below Second. aug2l
h a. DOZEN Shoe Brushes. a-sd;
N "
2 dOz Store do do sale low by
H0RNBR0OK Cut RCHTLL.
auy25 Water street.
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CAN TT BE-

GNAN he possible that 5. EMBlCH to ap-
~ tetore the Honorable City Council the
chare ofseng Dry Goods cheap,
corporation orders st for Goods when reality they
worth than ninety the dollar, he
know Mr.. e. his Affairs
while he the of his ways time
endsavorine do the good the
continuing sell COED Goods his numerous
msrkably low prices.
Gail ia you delight in getting good Goods at
ow prices. ey22
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OOFAS.-Just received and for sale a. our drnture
- rooms, eight fine Sofas.
jan27 WOOLSEf & NELSON.
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CUNDRfES.-
- "a doz Family Mustard. warranted pure;
4 doz resh Lobsters;
10 dOz Chickens;
don Jars fresh Prunes, received at
aug23 COOKS Family Grecery
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TO MERCHANTS.
a PRACTICAL Book Keeper will Post and arrange
~ Merchants Books rnske Balance
ua company eoucerns he will take charge OF of
Books in Wholesale House in branch of business APP
ply at the Wall Paper Store OF
augll JOHN G. DEyEREUX. Jr.
tHEEsE-Fifty boxes prime Cheese reed andfur sale
~ below the market rate. ly
WM. REILLY
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OPERA FLANNELS.-an assortment OF colours tn
" dag r.c'd at JAMES LOW & CO,
sepl5 4ls Main Louisvlle XIV
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The Right Spirit.


A Convention of the Democracy of Hous-
ton, Winona, and Goodhue counties is to
convene at Winona on the 9Th of JAM, for
the purpose of thorough party organiza-
ton. We are glad our friends are united
on this subject; when moving in concert
they will be invincible; and the banner Of
victory unfurl itself in every conflict with
the enemy. A more appropriate day could
not have been selected than the 9th of Jan
uary. Sanctiied to the Democratic party
by the achievements of the warrior, states
man and patriot-JAcKsoN; dead must be
that Democrats heart that does not pulsate
with patriotic emotions on its recurrence,
and pledge anew its devotion to truth, lib
erty, right; in word-to Democracy
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pa The following item from the Cincinnati
Gazette Of the 8 h, will explain the circum-
stances that led to the suicide of Mr.F .GEDGE,
pro tenn President of the Covington and Lex
ington, KY, Railroad:
"The Covington and Lexington Railroad
Company made sale of bonds in Newly ork
a short time since, deliverable on the LIST inst.
They forwarded the bonds to WinsIOw, Lamier
& Co, drew against them, and sold the bills
but the purchasers failed to take the bonds, and
the bills were consequently returned. A por-
ton of the latter were taken by Kentucky
banks, and have been arranged. About $50
900 was sold on this side to bankers and mer-
chants, and these the Company are arranging
to take up"
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say- On the Sabbath following the Arctic

pdr On the Sabbath following the Arctic
disaster, Rev. Henry WARD BEEcHER preached
sermon upon the melancholy event; in the
course of which he introduced the following
statement, which he protested to have gathered
from reliable source. Although he expressed
entire confidence in it, it still seems exaggcra-
ted. A report of the Rev. gentleman's discourse
says: ..,...., ..,-..
"He stated upon the authority of individuals
deeply interested, that during the past twelve
months, more than four thousand American
vessels, including those on the lakes and rivers,
have been lost. During the same length of
time, the number of vessels lost throughout the
whole world was 10000! Up to 1850, the av-
erage number OF vessels lost all over the world
averaged 5000 year. The amount of insur-
ance paid by Marine Insurance Companies in
New York last year, amounted to $l2,O0O,OOO.
The loss on and by railroads and otherwise,
amounted to $lS,000,0O0, making the total loss
by sea and land, to be $3O,O0O0OO. Ten thou
sand vessels destroyed in ore year! How ma
ny lives have been sacrificed within the same
period we are not enabled to state, but surely
the number cannot fall below 100000. Ana
yet this is but one 1.-THE of the number Of deaths
caused by casualties and disasters" -
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The Pioneer ON BANKING.

The MinncsOtiam Of the 9th perverts ut
terly the purport of our article of the day
previous on Banks and Banking In that
we distinctly repudiated all chartered bank
ingsystems, Unfortunately, as antiDemo-
cratic, and as swindling concerns, by neccs.
Gty, from the character of their organiza-
ton. But in the present condition of f.
nances here, while we are forced to use bank
bills Of some sort, we stated our personal
preference for those issued by man who
had passed triumphantly through every f.
nancial crisis, from 1887 to the present
who had never suffered bill bearing his
name, or for the redemption Of which he
was publicly pledged, to he dishonored-
rather than for, those issued by humbug
Estate Stock Banks which are suspend
inga and breaking" at the rate Of q hun
dred a month, .
We shall not occupy the PIONEER, handy
ing personal apithets to any extent with the
editos Of the Msssesotian. The man must
occupy Q depbrably low position who can
be injured in his standing; or business, by
one whose name like his, is synonym
throughout the community for eliar" and
coward and whose every half ysas Of
living is signalized by public capiugs, I'D,
ministered by those whom lie. has publicly
libelled. ,f-.ssr e. -
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NAVAL INrELL1GENcE.--On the 9th of Sep.
tcmber, at 10 A. NJ, the U. S. sloop-ofwar
St. Lonis, appeared in sight off Palermo, and
after being boarded and receiving the news
filled away and proceeded to Naples.
Letters received in this city, dated at Rio
Janeiro, Sept. "a, state that the U. s. sloop-
of-war Decatur, both bound to the Pacific ocean
encountered storm on the 22d, about O'Clock
in which the steamer Massachusetts was dis.
masted. She lost her main and mizzen masts
clean with the deck. No lives were lost bu,
several narrowly escaped. '- ''-. .. -
The Decatur was in sight when the storm
commenced, and in the same position to the
storm as the steamer, and was not afterwards
seen. The steamer fired three guns, bat had
no answer from the Decatur, and it is feared
that she has met With some Incident. The
steamer arrived on the oath, at 8 O'Clock, in
quite leaky condition reported Is inches per
hour Of watef-N. Y. Com. Adu. ..os, -,
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NEWS ITEMS.

Miss Lydia Booth, Principal Of the Cottage Hill
Seminary, for young ladies', in Poushkeepsie, died
the 18th inst, Of apopiexy. She enjoyed her usu
al good health on Sunday, rose as usual on Monday
morning, and died between six and seven O'Clock A.
o..
A returned Californian, who gave his name as
John James, decoyed by New York Church
st. girl, bearing the euphonious name of "Ada By
ron," Friday night, and robbed Of $500. The girl
was committed. James is not probably the real name
Of the robbed man.
Mr. John K""s, Vi I..,i;""", h". Lcvu appointed
asent for the Indians in the Territory Of Washing.
ton. .'..
At the late election San Francisco cast lO,ssl
votes. Sacramento 2Sl4. ........
1t is said to be longer fashionable in New York
to trail quarter Of yard Of silk al the heels Of
lady. -'.'.t .-.,..-
The surplus receipts, over expenditures, of the
Connecticut State Fair, recently held in New Haven
were $1,000. -. E."
w. w. E. L. Strow, late proprietors Of the
Railroad Hotel, near the NJ. 8. Railroad Depot, in
Chicago, have been arrested for dealing in counter
felt money. They appear to have been extensive
manufacturers. - 80 81 -
The bills Of the Ellsworth Bank, Me /, are redeem
ed in Boston, and brokers have made thousands in
buying them at fifty cents on the dollar.
police officer in Philadelphia has been tried fou
kissing lady in the street some six months ago.
As the officer denied the soft impeachment and also
proved good character trial, the Mayor dischar-
ged him. -.-..
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Arrest OF ArFieOll.

We learn from the Muscatine (Iowal H.
qu;ssf, that MN. II. AKRlsoas supposed to
De Me ppersop that caused tho aesn oksMr.I
and AIRS. At1fsos of cincinhafi, some
months since, by means of an Internal ma
chine. sent to their rooms in the Marine
Hospital Of that city, was arrested in the
former place on the 18th inst, and has been
taken to Cincinnati. 1t appears, that fof
sepe three months past, ARRIsoN has been
residing in Muscatine, as a clerk in the drug
store Of Mr.: DorGnElrY, under. the name
of G. W. willis. = A short time since, he
mailed letter to c. P. Willard, Cincinnati.
BY mistake the letter was taken from the
Cincinnati Post Office, by citizen of that
place, named @. F. WILLARD. Its contents
satisfied this gentleman that the writer was
no other than sARRIsoN, and the letter was
placed in the hands of the proper officers.
Deputy Marshall LEE, of Cincinnati, was
at once dispatched to Muscatine, and, upon
his arrival there, with the aid of the au-
thorities arrested the SO called G. w. Willis.
The Inquirer says: ....
mo examination was had, but the prison.
or, after some demurring, expressed his willing
ness to accompany the officers to Cincinnati,
and they went up the river with him on the
Mckee, at IL A. NJ, yesterday. While be-
fore the magistrate he denied his identity, but
several time answered to the name of Arrison,
when so addressed by the officers.
In the prisoners possession were found some
books and a hat box. from which a written
name had evidently been cffaced, and the name
of e.. w. Willis substituted. In one book,
was the name William II. Arrison in full
He has lately excited the curiosity of his en-
ployer, Mr.. Dougherty, by the frequency with
which he has sent and received Geographic
dispatches. When questioned upon this sub
ject, he stated that he had suit now pending
in Cincinnati for claim of two hundred dol
lars against the Marine Hospital, for services
rendered by him as steward some time ago.
The prisoners manner, as he was taken on
board the Mckee, betrayed considerable ex-
citement"
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-30

LEGAL PRoCEEDINGs.-The Hamil on &C.
w. Banner states that the Bench of Mag.
istrates have dismissed the charge preferred
against the Directors of the Great Western
Railway Company, with reference to the
late accident, This was very proper, as the
charge, if confirmed, would have been sub,
mittcd to the Grand Jury, and that tribu-
nal had already ignored the bill laid before
them from other information.