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England.
PARLIAMENTARY REpoRT-vAkOoUvER's rsLAsD-
CHOLERA IN IRELAND-FIRRS-wESTI INDIAN FREE
BLACKS.
In Parliament the discussions had been Of no general
intereet.
Sir John Pakington moved for information whether
the connection between the Hudson Bay Company and
Vancouver Island has yet terminated and whether II Is
new form OF government In vancouvcr's Island wheu
that connection shall have ceased He also took occa-
zion to present petition from the inhabitants Of that
island complaining that the high price OF land charged
BY the Hudson Bay Company prevented many persons
from scttlng there-further praying that Governor
be appointed from Britain and that courts Of justice
and form Of q Legislature be appointed.
Mr. Peel for tie government, replied that the term Of
the Hudsons Bay grant Of the island had yet expired
few cases OF cholera reported at Limerick and
Carrickfergus-
Bieehelds pspier maebe works, near the Igeeu. the
Of the 9th. The Queen, Prince Albert and Prince Lee
pod Of SAKE Coburg were In the theatre Charles Dick
ems, Albert Smith, and Charles Mathews IN the
crowd at the Gre. The warke spirit Of the citizens was
curiousy expressed by the men working the engines
singing Ruie Brsnni: and other national songs, with
return just laid before Parliament shows that from
1s4s to 1858 the number Of colored immigrants and IL
and the Nautilus was $50, 49,
The 10th anniversary Of the Royal Society Of Musi
clans WAS head At London on the Sth instant.
The Court Of Directors Of the East India Company IT,
under the new law, reduced from thirty members to af
teen. These fifteen have just been Elected namely =
Prinsep Eastwei sykes, Sir H. wilcox, Sir j. ". Hogs,
Shepherd, Melville, AsAeIi and Macnaughten e''
The labor Fariamenp had closed It's sittngs Man
chester Its object was to form Dstional organization
Of workmen.
FATHER GAvAzzI's VIEWS OF AMERICA.
rather Ga,aszi had been ecturng both In Liverpool
and Manchester on the religious progress Of America
The Manchester Eadminer of the 10th rays Ia Mace
Of tho winch he formerly wore on his long black
robe he has substituted embroidered sword
worked IN red, blue and white silk 6y party Of New
York ladies, and bearing the inscription "Die fatieu
We extract a few passages from his Manchester sd,
the states, he snidLwe in Europe have no adequate
idea of H. Superb, sublime cathedrals especially In
Philadelphia Cincinnati Albany, Cleveland, and buffalo
The people we're fined in order to accomplish thisa
the Irish Catholic population In New York. to the extent
Of dollar per annum; ,chiie Ae had from tie Superin
endes Of ne Ers Rdilrocd fhot, throughout tract of
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THE above sold by order Of the Superintendent Of
the Banking Department being part Of the security for
the circulating notes Of the Merchants Bank Of Oswego
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article paying particular attention literally TO render the
various obgng reflections 1t contains with reference to
English legislation and the English press. There
people from whom insult IL an honor Aaaos hdncos
efend says the proyerb There certain hands very
far from white and through which most unseenly things
have passed. which have the privilege. Tho harris
ter might just well feel himself nsulted BY the bill
ngsgate Of the criminal against whom he pleads any
respectable English journal by the abuse Of the heling
Hspdnd
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remainder of the sargossa insurgents have found the
way into France and thus has the latest attempt ct
volt In Spain completely fallen to the ground grea,
many arrests known TO have taken place throughout
SPAIN although few are made public. A cypher found
IN possession Of Don Carlos vaIgas Carlst brigadier
consequence Of the information thus acquired by the
government, Cen Manaano, who was IN Cuba with Con
cha, has been sent prisoner to Puerto Rico.
II. Turgot will probably be recalled ere long HIS in.
huence waning before that Of Mr. souie-o they say
Government has succeeded in borrowing 10000 900
Senior Isturitz Spanish Minister at London is recalled
TO Madrid, TO confer with his government There have
British and French and the Spanish governmental and
the recall Of NJ Isuritx has, by some papers been ex.
planned into sort Of brealngos relations. This how.
ever Ia considered not to be the case.
Madrid Correspondence OF the London Tmes March g.
decree, given within the last few years. prohibits at.
tacks on foreign nations governments and soveregns
1his Is Is the substance Of the Espa~as verbose and
boastful paragraph We then come TO the pth Of the
According to the intelligence we have received. the in
consdera and indecorous conduct Of the London
popers hostile TO Spain has latterly attained height
connected with considerations Of his nature, we, a.
Spaniarde congratulate ourselves upon IL thousand
times So honorable determination would be . deci-
svc step in the path which government amidst the
applause OF the nation began to follow In the middle Of
last year, when decreed the prohibition Of the 7ses
e. from pSuu 20 eystv sus
by casting opprobrium by handsful powers friendly to
Great Brittany L. II lawful in that model country to
through mre in which the lowest tavernkeeper OF the
quays of the Thames could not with impunty wallew
Well and good but let not q Spanish envoy authorize
such spectacle BY his presence The internal ton
Of contracting Powers may be, and h In fact ndepen
dent of international treaties the relations between the
two governments may continue the footing but
the religious respect due to written engagements has mo-
thing do with the attitude which each particular ma
tion may deem necessary TO adopt to remain faithful
TO Its sentiments Of det0rum IL would be too much 10
expect that there where such things occur our Queen
and nation should retain efficient representative
doomed to daily insults, which he must patiently
tolerate.
have given literal translation Of the Epana, angry
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1854-06-18
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of St. John the Baptist, Fourth
A'--A Judicial District Court. -


Parish Of St. John the Baptist, Fourth
.AVE ~ c.,p E.E. .
Juoiciai Dlstrlct OouN.
S,..:n.. 81 ES,ox,J nr,, ,,J
o"eee"ssoM Lowo"e Oy "~
irene Iregre, mas frtfe b0fh deceG-
xed and m. com ,q qunifu 0f aconsst
I.I
ana gas"s' s0"tc" mas e1ssfe@ oet'
areeH them. r.N
ur x.s u....
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o.. p" ~" 'o' ''1 p''" " ~ so"" '"s
.s.i, &C, =, ,.h;. ...,;.u a, m. o,.m;...
.TIii,ISnAV 60 ~" - ii. -, =, ,.n
o.~.i IN. hs,.,,.,,., a..c,'h.d o,o.
-. ...,.s..s,.s IN o,.,v..hrs s.,.s .nd
'.o,i.h ,,o..s,,s hsL,. ~,,,. a. 80 .ncc-,s,.,o
..d co,sm. o;,, a ~,,. 80 -,
Ia Ma.sshl. ,,,o,.-n, coo.i.,;o, o,ioe;os,lv
4. r"S.'..,@ S,,.... .x ,'...~..sl' go.
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.,n,..s, ~ -. ..aa.,
"R,,h.r s~~ccsn ..,ro area az th;r,v 6v.
v..,. ''"-''
lean Bao,is,e. american neseo. ssed Of
,hi,,v ,h,er ,es,s. y :
Lsurn,. csroe negro. ssed Of forty yess,.
.l.,. nm. mi e.,,,.s,.
Az r,.d,e. c,-oIe muls,,o. ss.d oftvsntv
siS vesr., css,msn and p,oushmsn.
a N..,...l,s ~ vb,ch c.,- .nd;,;ded half
h. ,,nss 10 ne sS,r,.s,d svccY,,oos. and ,he
,,h,, .nd,vi,l,d hsIt b-lcus 10 the scccess,on
of ,hs late (;,oys : T,&s,e : s.'TF7 -
e,r,sm oua",uv o, wovesble ,6.e,e. ,hsee
e.,,s. TOOL. sod emp psmrn,s ci hu.bsndry, one
es.e .,ll. ,hrr, 0sles. ,hsr. hos.r,. Eve bro.
kra ossn, g., &c. = II-7I'I, 20 II .
d save. bsowsics in The eame pescov,ie~s,
l. Moy-e. cr~o,. ass,e, eyed TORY ,hsrs yssss.
somsvhst Of Q esrp~a,.r . and coop~r, cs,sman
spa .lo.ssm.a. li..i.s and srra..i -
80. cs,,C.n :.s .Io..s..: III
"s.,,s;n c,soi- cs.,o a1 s,,,..c v.,,e y
Aud i, a. creole n. s,o. o, ,hiueen vesrs,
N.dr,~inr, e,Sol, E,s,,, voc.sn' II .,s,neen
"a 0...so so0' ,s: s., ,"s.,s. tho "e' 70" .t,oy
LANDED PROPERTY
Stssesc 70 %. Sp"'Ts y M 81 I": :,s s"T;o.e T.s
Q 1-c,s,ss v,Sov Of n. h,e Edmond or.
ard ,he csk,r und,v,drd hslf 10 m. ssecrs.
q s..c n ~ l:,e 0ro,~ss T,t.,.,
a a Lnd,d n,ooes,s s,,ns,rd N ,b;s oa,;,h
., B,-john ~, Rsptis, on ,he Irh bsnk Of ,be
N ,snss,,.o; liver. mes.w,os one aren't and
one third moss on lees fron, 10 ssid nve,, IN
fosev s,o,n,. IN dsuh. ,csv,h,, vuh he han.
Sms, sed cons ,se, o's s,ee.sd ca sasS and
~ 49,. ,"-,css,s.- 4 ~''r~"i -.
6, ~ .,s,v.Sr6 G,.,,h e : ,,, Of s,o.cd
,i,u.,ed in iii. parish Of $, John the Bspsss,
= ~ MI s"1 sSnerm 70 ~ sbevr S,rr,-
"a !."s.s e;.s.Ny !. ;ss..:s,e ~ i. s...
=, s:... Saj.o ., scss Ss.s ,,sS e.s.s.s
n - .ss,s sa,s hv ,I.e N. nps,v orSoos,ws ,s
= s:ss....:. e y. i:,s L..: :: s:;o.. :. g.
- ~ dS5S-s,. :ss:;s:f VIII ,vo 49,:
~ kns:s.,, &c ss.s acsse %: oos Ca e".a 1.t. MI
::s {: s:s Sc 3 - 49,: ~ : :a:: :.s s':.s ::
res-1 49, sssosS osssssop = ~ - Hsy |
|sei. shieh ,Is ~ S.ssv cssssss Js1on |
s. $: :,,I. = ~! &. :: :..:;. I.
d: 81 I. s. x q: ::: - -; :: So: :
:: -: 81: !: - o. = - . 8: !:
- sI.sw. ..isSssi 49, ssss = ~. =
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1854-06-18

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
Psroisse St-Jean- Baptiste. - Cour du
.sa,n 4me District Judiciairs g
Sxccessios de dame ffayie Madelei.
ne Madere, tpoxse diporcee de
Hugh keken ct dtctdts cevye de
!. jew abraham Wimaakey.
TN v.rs dee e,dse De vea,e, IN dsse As -
T. .wsi desni-s & aos sslsrss pas rHono-
ssble Coss ID Qvs'nAme Oisssici jsdicisiss d.
rtas' De p Lesssssoe. Ss"s - pssr b pssoisse
y"S"s, ~ s... ,slll,ss a ~ h, vir.x.
MERcREDI q JUN psushsie. . IL hessss
d esssw. he bs~ns W~Sblss ~ immeohles eli
spsts dSc,i's, cependsni - b ssssss sscess-
:. o.s;s.s ssss'. s.sssss 4 I'D q.
= Aisa, saess esSs,s - d o. sus =
Az. s6srsr ese~le igss = - 60, oaIs-
qs6s d dosI~up shsmsssssalss. Il
y 10 ,s'nis :''sS :. ses's cesesss,. s.s Z
sssasss pie6s 4. loep ss6is 0rsss sss - ~.
sassS = sSss "a -, q a. S.n.S.s. 81 !:
pe"psstse Dc ss-s Jo.-ph 0snss. % d e6sb
d'en - ess esils dls~Sdsss & h ssceessoca
~ ~ Jese. BaSsisse Jacnb; es0mhle ~ -
tis6es e smsibsA'iess @sii - '"'svss'. .a
90 " Tssmsss ss CosdisisSs. ir
L. esbsls.s psysble Ccmpsss,. ~,
lsss esclav~s - te ,essein psvsbles IN esar'
coovsasi u u bslsecs % Aess sesmes tGsas
~ ssss msss q. snnsss fes5 Il 1854. en- bilIe,s
sndossts 4 ss'isIse'iDa. pavsbiss 90 buvess da
Nscssdss De ces'e OsrUssSr. essaSts pes hypo-
sh<sse es1s bs sDxao sDis0os - b soaBls
nesssin. - pssaat sw'ts6s aa saag - hsse 0sss
e>W Zen I esossss q lSskAssse issqsH ~
eam es'es's"'. 100 ssiofisss psss es's ases"
d<lsi.
les seses = vsas<s. Srsas osssAe pss6evsns
y Reeesdes Dc eet,e pssVisse. ssx lrsis des se-
esesssse.
.sqg1'sir4Losso A.rEsasE ..:.;!:,
rsspise. saIe,.Jees- -Bspsise. ~ asi lSSi.
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AVIS JUDICIAIRES
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cour du Quatrieme District Judiciaire
Paroisse St. Jean Baptiste.


Succession de fen Ge0rQe Trfcrc.
=,
rsss G -" ,,W os -
- ns' io's, ~ no' e9,esse 'sI .uooofs
o,s .o" 90 Noss"t ps.N' '"a'csus oo
L' y. "e' 's"'c' poo' |" ps'o~'
T,,a',,., - ..,: ,.hl;,,. =. L.. u.
,r,,,,, 20 a I.,,, 'as
c' s'"&' io'ss " aSs, -. W. ".
o,e"s spVs'I"s"' us" = p'opo'
~" ~. 60. T.a.sm",, 4. 49,.
'.' . "
re Annt' Maoere, % sruse ss'sissn's, 81
rIn .". e :" We 10"
''"n" y. eo"''"e s"n
.%',,. . ae "o. ,"ua" h'.',". 80.
% ,L s o'ss aa"p'o'' , a"'"''' '"''''"e''
u,''s a'a,",t.s, s'e. eie.
90 o'spe s.'...s ". :
spp"~"sm oss % p'oto,'o": oo"e sa' mS','
'no. o"
G o"o "oN'o "o'' '"So" "'
D,m. oy, saw"
.,,.. =. .,,.~I,".
nrf "oootesf, ON ges ens'pe""e' q 'o""e'e'
l"y". u"' ne."e A 4. % 49,
'Ts" ospure, oesfe ePoe NY "e - ""''
ehaHefI 'seco
syNsh' 'eS'e e'eor az " We"'.
har'ien' heeie cieo' agc
Msur~"e' "eeessse e'eo's aSse "o 70 s"''
doWneshqus 20" MS '.
sse oe NOS
roPfs'e ionc'ere sPPsnsu'n' oAns nV'"
poi'on one ,r",oe ~. "'on, 70 sueeeon
ue ~o oeo'se i'ek'e e' Su. "o'aS "'o''S
"a rucre-ioh de % oa"'e Iomo"o Wy
1ean-D'p'"e, SUI !" H"e kss' w uSe
ou moin. d. lace audit aruve. sur qaarsnre a.
p~nts de proioodeur, rnsemoie les ta''sses 81
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Fo.,sS ysdiesat Dissries cSs's.
Parish q 81. Jeha IL BaPt;x.
'''' SSccess;os ef de sase George
"a. IT,nkvAe


snY sissss sfssss1s' s'ssis. da,sd nsy NJ
ID isSl. sat ~ - 1svcssi. ~ 'hs lio"S.so's
ihe tssuh Jstscssl psusss Cosrt efths 8 s'e
I ,ssa se-s 0. Pshlis Asesk~. o. The pr.
n.ss, ~ TtiURsDAY S'k dsy o. 1.Iv issS
q 10 r'elect 4. ~. sss ssSvrsbe sore's, BE-
lps,sspa ~ ~ oeooors0n 0f 0Se snds.ld~d q hsli
"a ,hs ssswsmsamy vhscA kss sSis,e1 br(ssea
Orossss TstCv sa1 nAs~ AR.t ms1<fv, hss
sssvivins qsSsv. end esss s''dsv'Ss6 he'f "
~ ssces~,ss = etnssd 0sys y io,ie~t.
:: oss -. ~ .h,ss ssxx.' ,nts es''s''
4ss kse'. .ssa, sese easp. - - -.
-. ss ls.'sS..S = s.ss.:ssS ~ assss - .sS sss
vis.j ~. : &. 3s.s:..s: :; e. Ss C-ss.
n TskUV go eo~ ssa,v'dsd kslt,o ~ ese-
ops,tss = shs lasr M r-esae~d Or, " ~ =.
, ~ -, cseoh ,nease 4 ~ yssss. eeHsnsa sHd
- nhMsas esae9hss - . easesaits aad go
~. lss ssas - hsssisJ 4 -.
.sat ts5akS.S. .Bai !Eog zass
!, Nytss,a. ss,ss- ssnsssf y ysssa
<nAs.. s'ssk ssO'ss6 ~ seese. ~
:, nsAslsa.e. es,'ss ss1's vSssa sI y ys@S
s's:s 49," ::sv:s: :: :ss s 20 - ,.ss,l,ui
Ian NJ psegsny 6ssss6tae y ~ psspnssi.a
Is~ GswSv tssss-, - - :. VII ksH
49, - r y ~ fssoSssss 0sy.
- 4 hs<S6tssvp~S. ,. .snsaeA y ~ Rssisa
sfos. JS0s.e oae1bsi, ~ ~ ~ 6ost - ~
nr:st H.s Npes q 49, - =
ssi1 k,ses y fs'v asYs,ssa tsvths ,ss.s1sss
-xSsss 81 ~ ~ ssssjs y 81 =
~ - ETs.I
~ ,ss;s.:s 49,: : =: ~, 81. - ! Il, ~: IS
- $50 rsss:.i - Ts:s~
-; 1s: s: !; =: 9: 3 KS. w. 9! SsEs
.Xt6aurfJlhlfsss 90 RseWeel
g. g: 3dof5 IS u ~ tS 80 81
4S:. ~ i,sss3:ss s.: "a s,s:sse sssse Hc
:. y: .:.. s,sl& q: - !; 81
HuNtv6eaaaG sa shse0S ~ tDA -
- 80 sssss1oI = 80 =
0ohoD = 6esa - 4usulDv - lten4{ ~
ouHoo6n4 v ou1bu eseol 49, {, r. ~
cose eo6A.sN eee g1pA3Ae esr9poUeP
noeAha16@eln oosa(e - .ss,.s,ss
snskssj ~ ssllr,ut s..,l
= SSSl1slAg sleyes1k 5xrn.,I]
AlG110 49, 49, bOn1
q 1 - - 'oouu0 ~ - -
- -yN0DD6p11BgD0guls4M
A Dneg.el4(
9sssss.Rs@
.l.sI6r4ak
~ ~ ~ - ose1s 16olV ~
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
Coxr du 4me District Judiciaiye.
Paroisse st. Jean-Baptiste.
Sxccession de Enphroisine Keller,
decide reMre de Jen Andrt Scr

sS~SS~S~SOeS 49, ~~~'ss's y
decide reurc de feu Andrt Ser
naydey. s5u-arl- .s. .
I'm vestu d'sn osdre De venie, ds'e de &c
Gi,us. q { moi adressS per l'honosa be 10
Cous ds QssisAme Distsict Jsdicisire de re.
10, ~ b Las6isss, dsos ss epSs y psrolsss
u .J~sa- Bspusse;
J;6iwsi ~ vewse vsbliQse. ear IL nsoprittt
Il OUpslphase Sexssydes. h JEUDI - I"io
1854, Z 10 hessss A. N. lss psopsle,es ci-ap's.
dicsi,ss. Atesodsus Do y susdise succession.
saVoS&e Il LA kA9AA'H = Als = 80
10 Q.eleass eGess De mtnases, une msison,
cc isine. etc. etc. iA ia-
d Hosenss. nSssssse cs<ole. IN peu cosi-
niSse. blsseh issssse % sepsssessr, iste de u
sns. II ses dess sulsnW:
C<issse. Asts ss3 ses.a - a.
Eve. Ases = 10 iesrs. 1911
ata Tsvmes et Conditions
L. mnbslles paysbls compliant. 49,
l.es sseiaves psysblss sa qusr complain, 81
II bajense ss desY sssn.s tssas. en- sou,
msrs ses ssetss le65 e 1856. en- biIlen en-
Au.sfe Z .asisfbeaiees essasDs pss hypo,hs?se
sv&cisls ~ 1ssdtss eselases. ct porsn, iniSt,
~ css % sesasd % sonx - hsN pons cent
rso de rteh<swee jssQs'i Placement 6nal. sans
poss oela uussvtsps sseww e<'ai. = - =
% 80. JEAN r. BURCARDi
.n ID as,L E.-5.nl Sheriff
St-Jean-B Bapt;ste. 26 mai 1854.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of St. John the Baptist. -
Fourth Judicial District Court.
Albert & Tricom and A Ldnovsc
syndic.

Lesin Dry. Nos 1856 Il 3S6.
BY virtue Of two orders of Fieriiscias,
TO me directed, by the honorable the fourth
Judicial Court, in and for the Parish Of
st John the Baptiste, In the above en-
titled Court:
I shall odaer at public suction, at the
Court House, Of this Parish, SATURDAY
first day Of July 1854, at IL O'Clock A. N,
the SLAVES hereinafter named and des-
cribcd, seized in the shove suits:
Celestin, creole negro, aged Of IS years.
Marie-Joseph, creole negro woman, and
her FIVE children; = Angustin, OILS yearr,
having lost one arm; = Suzanne, Of IL
ysars; - Satan, 2 Q years; :. Isabella, of
years; = end Ascension, Of 4 years
naf Terms : CASH m8
JOHN r BURCARD.
III saT a ao7i tpaa . ShariG.
St. John the Baptist. ~ Mai 1854.
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AVIS JUDIClAIRES
20 STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of St John the Baptis. .-Fourth
a1a i Judicial District Court. - .

Suecession Of Marie Madeleine Ma
dlye, tie divorced sOS Of Hxgh
Keten, aSd tks deceased scidOsc Of
the kaxs AbaabSaH sWs1Nekey.
DY siuss II On es6ss of ssi.. 6ssed May
ID 9l,h, 20 NJ d,seesod by the Hs0ossbl. The
Pvas,n Jsd,cssi O,s,sse' CSssl o. ne 6ssss oi
kas'asss. N sad hs 'hs Parish a 81. John 'hs
Baptist. .r-lI..s ..yaH.y4 lsr.+ 81
4. esem,s-s, o" WEON k6OAY 'hs sssh II Jsee
sssi, at 10 o'c'ok a. y the mOveabIe ssd
im~ov,sb,. psyrdy h-s.issi,es desesibed.
brlea iiag 70 ihs aid ssecsessan. 70 vi;
= !. sosee msvssbis cad hosss hsid ls,ni'sss.
"a Adsm, Q eseSSe age sssa 81 81 yssn
Adal., creole sssre woman sg-d II -
yesss, shl,csed wi,h rhssms,ic psins.
81. A isnd snasird ~ Ih,s Pseish, ~ The lsii
br k~ ~ n~.s~rS, R'vrs. sWssssstss ss'y
l-,, frso, on ss,a River. ~ ans sys.' and .
hall. more o. Ices. 10 depsh. branded IN the
% p.sv,se and IN M s~sv bv shs pses~ev Ol
- Jos~ph Sussa. sSd oa she ,oses ssd~ by ,hsi
helons,sa 70 ,hs ssccessson u ,he lsss yesa
B,p'ise Jacob; ,cgrshsr vnh 'ae bs'ldi"ss
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-02
Yinccnnes Gazeilc

Messrs: Harvey, Mason g. Co. have pur-
chased of Mr.. r. Y. Caddngton, the old
and popular Vincennes Gazette. 1t will un-
der the new auspices be edited by Mr.. Jas.
A. Mason, who is already known TO its read
ers as young man of ability, energy and
industry. We wish the new firm great sue
cess, and know they will labor zealously to
attain all the best wishes of friends may n
ticipate.
With real, sincere regret we part from Mr.
Caddington. For twenty years he has been
at the head OF the Gazette, and during that
time with brief exception its sole eoitor.
His course as an editor so far as we know
has been manly and honest, while the ability
and industry with which he has conducted
the Gazette, has won for it general re.
spect, and secured happy competency fol
himself In relinqushng the cares and
anxietes of the editors life, he is also COM
PEELED to lose cordial pleasures end honest
qualifications which ace have always thought
fully compensated the dsagreeables. He
takes with him into private .fe the warm
wishes OF numerous friends, and among al
his friends not many who are sure will more
heartily wish him happiness than his little
friend of the Evansville Journal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-02
DEMOCRATIC QUARRELs IN ISDIAsA.-The

DEMOCRATIC QUARRELs IN IYDIANA-The
triumph of Senator Bright over Governor
Wright at the late Democratic State Conven-
ton was, says the Indianapolis Journal, com
plete nd overwhelming. The Senator arriv,
ed here from Washington on the day preced-
ing the Convention. The whole programme
of the proceedings was arranged by him in
few hours after his arrival He presided over
the deliberations of the Convention, and Just
such resolutions as he wished were passed
The administration and Douglas were endor-
sed but not single word was said about the
administration oil Gov. Wright. Indeed a
resolution approving his course was voted
down by the Committee on Resolutions.
None of the speakers made any allus ions to
him, and his name was not mentioned except
on one occasion when few faint voices call
ed for 'aspeech from Wright He felt, and
looked as he felt, like "used up indi-
vidual ~ Lon. Cour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-02

How THE SALAMANCA SAFE WAS Dis
coyERED-It is known that iron safes are
now made with a chamber between the in
side and outside filled with plaster of Paris.
This is an effectual non-conductor of heat,
and if the safe is made so strong as not to
break when falling in a burning building,
there is little danger that its contents will be
burnt. The discovery of the qualities of
Plaster of Paris was as follows:
A man named Fitzgerald was MAXIM plas-
ter images, and frequently washed his hands
in tin pan. The bottom of the pan soon
became incrusted over with plaster, and one
day when it was set on the fire TO heat wa
ter, it was discovered that the water could not
be heated in it. The discovery led TO the
knowledge that plaster Of Paris was a suit.
able non conductor for iron safes. Thou
sands OF these safes are now made every
wear. They are called Wilder's patent,
Rich's patent, Tay lor's patent, &C., &c, but
all are filled in with a composition princi pail
~ made of plaster of Paris.