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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-04-26

The Celebrated TR0TTING MARE, "Lilly Daie,n
who can trot, in harness, milein2 4O-vaiued
nj 1,50e
Rosewood PIANOS, valued at $500 each $500
z e 800 [" 500
"a portion Of the Pianos are I. Gilbert & Ces
Celebrated Eolians Others Of Hallett, Davis Il
Co.'S Splendid Instruments)
The Splendid Series Of Paintings known as the
sNIIRR0R OF NEW ENGLAND AND CANA
DIAN SCENERY, and now realizing hand
some income by its Exhibition in the Fest
valued at $4,000
4 Light and Beautiful Carriages s225 each 675
10 Gold Watches, 100 +" 1000
40 so " 1900
100 Pens and Cases g 500
5000 Pencils, {" 1900
9l9is Pieces OF Choice Popular and Fashionable
Music, p cts. each, 1906
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-04-26
FARMERS, LOOK OFT!

TIVE undersigned would call tho attention Of
i Farmers to his improved
ThresIling and Cleaning Machine.
This machine threshes and cleans the grain with.
out loss, at one operation, This is the same mas
chine that has stood, and now stands unsurpassed
by any machines in existence for the above bur
pose. 1t has been exhibited at nearly all the
Slate and County agricultural Fairs throughou,
the United States. and always received the G,s
premtfm.
1t is acknowledged on all hands to be the best
machine for threshing and cleaning grain ever
made. 1t is too well known in this county to need
further notice. II recommends itself lie has
number now on hand, which will be disposed .!
ON reasonable terms, and warranted to do all thu.
is claimed for them. Machines made and repaired
upon short notice. JOHN SllAFfER.
| Martinsburg, Va April %. 1854
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-04-26

s-rwHy viii w SUFFER- i--Nixohs as.sis
Ointment Is the only sure cure Tor al SIRIUS
diseases. If YOU are afflicted with ief' f
worm worm p i's-' ~ 4. "a BeesrlF.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-04-26

ENTLEMEN in want Of q handsome guy
NJ Clothes cut, made and trimmed in an uhsul
passed style, and at very moderate price snJs .a
visit NJ. II Slime \ Co.'S Establishment, one wv
south Of Rawlins Hotel. His stock comprises s !,
erything new and Beautiful in Ready maze ~
thing for Men and Boys. equal TO cnstom we snr
very low prieees. April ~ i'ss 80
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-04-26
FOR RENT.

A PORTION OF the Dwelling hoase ~ ~ J
" now live on King street, one "ooV ~, 81
the Gazette Office will be rented i'f s' .,si,
II suitable and convenient for a.sna nn l
April ~, 81 ~ 49,.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-04-26
PUBLIC SAFE.

HAVING determined to remove wes. -,
sell at public sale, on the farm Of Mr. H..
ton Henshaw, 2iS miles south Of Mart;n,h.'.
and ~ west Of newcomers mill. on TIs,,s.'s
The al q My, all my stock Of Farming lnn,s
ments, &c. consisting in PAL, 81 the following a.
ticles to wit
7 head Of pdiHa5le Work Horses
of Dkich are brood Mares,
Is head Of Mich Cors and stock Gam,
% head Of Sheep. Of the Cots,rolS rcri,,,,
% head Of Hogs. / Farm Wagon
I one horse ir1goG, 2 three horse plonvl,
tlro horse do, double shorel DO.
single do, H0rroms,
Ttripple. double and single trees
Wheat Fan. Cutting Boa, Grain crcdl,,
Mowipg Scythes, ioagoa 4. plough gears
! ffth and log Cain,
l Three horse Barouchc and Horass,
Household and Kitchen Turni,ure
Beds. Bedding. and Bedsieads. TAM,
Chairs, Sc, Cook Store, (Hathares's
Patent, one Ten Plate Store.
Terms.--A credit until the iirst DAY Of s,c,e..
next win be given on all sums above Ave dola.
the purchaser giving his bond with approved :
curity, FIVE dollars and under, the cash viii 1.
required. No property to be removed untii ,bs
terms are complied with
April Pets JOSEPH GAM
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-04-26
MIRROR OF NORTH 4 SOUTH AMERICA,

At Academy Hall, 663 Broadway, New York.
H6s-l 10000 Tickets only, at 81 each, will be
sold. Each purchaser Of ticket for the admis
sion of four persons to the Exhibition, win be
presented with Numbered Certificate, emitting
the Holder to One Share in the following 100, 600
Gifts
A FARM, located in Harrison Township Glou-
cester Co, New Jersey, aud within is miles of
Philadelphia 1t embraces over 100 Acres Of
Land, in high state of cultivation, with Dwell
ling, Barns, and other necessary 0ut-houses, in
good repair. There is large Orchard Of choice
Fruits Title indisputable. Valued at sl6-
000 (Any information in regard to the Farm
can be obtained of BELAN REDFIELD, tenant on the
preni:sas,l
A PERPETUAL LOAN without security or inter-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-04-26

TUST received fresh supply OF canN
81 kinds, also, Nuts Of every deScrlp'iuAi
sius Figs, Dates, Curran,s and cnron, ~ .s
GEO. RYNfALA
April 20. bnrNs ~"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-04-26

agreed upon BY the Editors of the Eighth
District, to take effect on and after
the LIST day of Nav 1854
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-04-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
100000 GIFTS
FOR THE PEOPLE.

JOSIAH PERHAM submits to the People of
u the United States. his THIRD MONSTER
GIFT ENTERPRISE in connection with the
Exhibitions of his Magnificent and Immense
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23
Destructive Fire in u 0rrfntOn.

WARRERroN VA. Dec 2o.-About two o.
clock, on Thursday morning. our citizens were
alarmed by the cry of fire, and on repairing to
10 the spot, il was discovered that the dwelling of
Mrs. Adams was on fire, AMI it was soon cnvcl-
oped in flame. All exerions made to cxlin-
gui>h the flames proved entirely truitleS-, and
in short time, the flames spread 10 the office of
the Flag of 91,' which building was destroyed
together with another adj ,inng the house of Mrs
A., owned by her, and occupied at the time by
some negroes. As the fire was extin-
gushed, the cellar Of Mrs. Adams was searched,
aud the bones of human being found in
the ashes. They proved to he the remains of Ro.
Adams, son of the owner of the property
lie was about forty years ofagr. and was seen
moving about the building after the alarm was
given, though it was supposed, that he had made
his escape. In the morning he was no where to
be found, and am sorry to add. that there is no
doubt he Was destroyed with the building. Thu
press type and fixtures beiongng 10 the office of
the alag of 69" were all nsurcd-4ier. Ga,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23
REMOl Al.

~,Q The sh-etiber huv wing removed to his Stnrc,
Nv u drl. nhnsr hs old snnd aud three doors south
IN Mann md AhlHrt -tt".t-, Is prepared 10 oier in.
tlureucn- II ler+n purchasing Nil kiui. Of ID ues,
Medicines Pants Oil, D,e-. Window Gars. Putty,
P,rf 4,ucrY. tuney Articles &r..k.
Tin. Store /. TO- t.,t deep, which will ennhr him
herpn much nlger stock ihio ualal. rartirulnt
nnn viii be Iaii u ait orders. lrr,criru led
fl how and ia9 ocrieacr ihan 80 yrar4
he fattcr- hims,' hat he III H. able to ntnis only
~ach medicines nfc purr nj uiuc. 1.-the new
Phrr ,nrruuanl Preparations mado u. they appear in
tn Mrdjrl Jouiupl..
MUSIC SALOON.
Tho soroni story viii 7.t1 n Nu-c Saloon. where
he has uow mud VII Keep supply - th,sc inly cell
CHEATED Wurl1. Fni, (Lnndpp} rlrui m rinuo.. All
klai- at Nu-it md Nu-i,d Instruments furnished
arde, HIi,nte eutr,uc" tn Saloon /, The ullry.-
Nl-iirr- .iIi lfea-rli,g ~, lao bel
r. LYMAN Bnl Square.
SOP l1-lt 1tnnG nc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23

SMALL NorGs. The following is = brief syn
np>> Of the bill for the suppression OF small notes
in the District of Comhia,Which passed the House
Of Representatives on Wednesdays
1t visits the manufacturers or issuors of notes
under 81 with fine to that amount for every Of
fence; any person, passing or offering TO pass
spch note. 10 be iurd not less than 80 nor more
SO. Persons who issue such bill, and refuse to
redeem the same in gold and silver, to be fined
S!O--to be recovered as in an action of debit
Traders are 10 iorfri, their licenses if they pay
or receive such paper; and all contracts involving
the payment of small notes TO be void. The act
to take effect in November next.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23
iOlCa IegiSiature.

The Iowa Senate organized ON the sth INST,
by the election of all thu democratic caucus nom
inees as officers. \ debate took place in the
House notiou to print the governors mess
age in the German guage-which was refused
resolution to join in convention with the Assem-
bly,, for the purpoS" of choosing T. Senator,
Mns ntfnrnl Ii tho Snnate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23
SELF INTEREST

Nf1rEV viii general lead mcn N huyi Z. 10 hnd the
Ilg"sl M m"~t "omrlei" a..otttaent al 4 ,ads
-SATSs / IN. notice is rnnble Ia hnd without
un, nuhle, the largest hnl mn-i complete
ot FURNITURE tlht hu. ever brcn uA red Ia to- Rlch
'nend market Having tad latfe number OF ~orhmen
emrlnN"l the Ih-t summer IN manufacturing lufnI
AID Mat ,--,.s | am nov prepared t., fl,ni-h Hotels
- ! an lie with good aud -uh,anti articles L,w
price, nud ~ouid puticrnriy uyitr the Farmers aud
tnutrr- when they v-i rtlehn,nd, chl aud eNarinr
Stock hrtars.pu u.inr n. | am determined sell
Tor small pra6 ,-es HE cd saving a. "a quick six
pence i better tl,n IA ,luw hiding"
SAN'L W. HARDWOOD.
t22ipn Gnvcrn,r's 81 nichnnnd Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23
hurder in The First Decree.

The case q! Arrison, on trial'at CINCINNATI for
the murder of Mr.. and Mr.. Allison by an infer
nal machine, was concluded Wednesday and Civ
en- to the jury. After being ont about thee hours
the jury found the prisoner guilty of MURDER IN
EHE FIRST DEGREE. The evidence of his guilt
not near So conclusive a. in the case OF DR..
Thompson, for the murdor Of Miss phan.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23
i. A II lpkfNS
W +. ANDERSON, irustee,
.INO. ONlER,
SALE OF NEGROES.

y uheiruce tnt deere, ct IL Circuit Court f Ap
4 poarat'ox county pronounce At j. Septcmbet
1s5i IA the case ii VI knucy, adm K al. " Srdhne
x A. TIA" und, si3ni comm ~sianrr viii sell IN font
the Market II u.s.. IN the tn,n of Lynrhhurg
tim, th, 81 ay ot 'anu,ry. 1870, three Neenoe-
consisting oftwo mon and ,nr won,in Trrn--Gash
dec rs IDS WN b. ROANE Cou'r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
AlC'rEON stIE.
Bliok Machine and steam Enaina ~ .,.,,o,

80 w iChlile ana steam Engine at Auction
iiB ,nb.ct 1t, Mi sell al -, l,,rii,,o -
2i'hi-t.. at 'aahl" MtefIa,. INV i, aperaflaa
u n re 80 ~ + j.. Na,lise viii maie ffa4
"a f"'' ~ b#,h. lerda. A..o. about o.. II. j.
''''E" 4 all he tool consisting at pics.
IL "hr'i harrss.. mi one llar-e AID cart
EhAN = al ssm, les TIM 5ODn ciedn OF !
mn H.; % sum al IN ami uHnarI, q credit al D.
l2aaj clgh'rea MN u.s. the frtstf ~ ue necn.ral,
Tue satisfactorily ,n.to,.rI.
y L. ~ commence at / / o'riaeh \ n
de- ~ ~ lie CUTIE Y IA\GNNRNE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23
LATE NEWS Bi THE MAILS.
Proceedings CT Congress.

IA ~
cl;1' ..n IN 'ne ee,'a''' WI
I" ~ 't'''' III '",o' u
-. - g LING f'' - WV UP
~, 9,5 '''' '''' IL 'o'''''7 - nv o''
A.. VI o. .'ns' ''''''r'
i''S'",'" l''''' ''' '"' ''''i'''''-
" VI nm "'H n' w
WI f"o' presented i'et''"r ~, 'of 'ne cohs'fuc-
''o,, % oreah"a''r III i1aN' '""i'Piaii.
WI summer Prr,'i'ta ir.o'u'oh directing
''' V"'illl'iee On r",'iE" A'l"'' I" consider ana
',l''' upon IN. =, ming Tue u'di-
"'"'I ~ the hitru 7'"''s !" hu> Sla nj the allied
government III r"",e anu l-"Eahd' with II view
10 "Nti' H'' ''"'' "'i'o'ao'' consequences OF
NV va
-'' ''.''' '""''u 'il'.' III, committee on Tom.
n''iI' ne instructed 10 inquire whether lrgisla-
W." "''sS"'y To prevent conflict between
, ,"e inherent states III relation to the pilotnge
Mr' badger presented petition from the Leg
.s'a'uf" Ut 6f"gla' for lie Establishment of
way ara NJ brunswick III That state.
"a o',i t''sthH-h Court ot Claims, was con
''ur'''' anu passed
instructlng the Postmaster General to inform the
9'nhte 1t IL contract had been made To carry the
mail from Cairo to New Orleans directed last
session; and II not, to give the reason for the
neglect.
ME- Alien presented resolution from the Leg
- i''i'"' iH''ii'' III itltl'ht' " ftuNlnlN
ana bounty lands to officers and soldiers OF the
war u ISL and another from the same source
Tor the establishment nj Navy lard at Nara
ganSPt Bay; and anotherm favor of cheap ocean
postage. They were all appropriately referred.
me Senate then went into Executive session
IN the House. message was received from
the PRESIDENT, transmitting the correspondence
between the State Department and the Govern
ment OF NetherIand' relative to Capt. Gibson
Mr.; Orr stated that diplomatic efforts bad failed
and urged the subject on the consideration ithe
House.
Mr.. Staunton. OF Tennessee. offered a resolu-
tlon' enqurlng what legislation Is necessary to
protect officers "t the United States IN the eXecu-
ton Of their duty.
MIR. SMITH OF Va, offered n resolution in
strucilng the Committee on Commerce To enquire
INTO the expedIency OF purchasing lot Tor the
erection OF II Custom house and Post office IN
Alexandria.
MIR. Way, from the Judiciary Committee, re-
ported n Dill organizing the courts IN the DIS
tnct OF Columbia winch was discussed until the
hour OF adjournment.
30
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23
FURNACES. RANGES AND STOVES.

L Warming and Cooking NJ patHH- ever * 10 It. in
.his Market may h, found AT tle fur'ncr AID
Range Warehouse, eat Man ~hiri, III"
ton f the rcorl" OF Lyncohug and surrounding
try il nnn>t c,rdmlS invited. c y. BLISS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23
Trustees Sale of Family Residence.

DH niue at deed Of trust txecu'cd Ia Us b, Dan.
} lr ) JASPER and Of record aite flu.ting court II
lnehlmrt, viii ell on SATURDAY, the 25i inst. thu
yuaidc Family Rr.idr"cc, situ It'd Ia the bel .hhnr
ho Of h, a,ne-. and iioiang the rc>ilc5ec n
a. Dnhnc>, Esq. | ne house !, ncnry new nnd coz.
tains 70 M. Win Nil cou"en'ent out houses mn TX
cerrt ice Lou-r, -tahe, and wei Of Tine The
Lot contains ahour ol ground. We will sell n
tie time and Place, all the tolsrhpd mud kitchen
turaitt.re fin ,Hid y. s. Jasprr. Terms g. - aud Is
psoutt> tor u real cstat- Thu furniture VIII sol
fr rH-h. r. tilla tnthe hoye property Is believed
h, good, but acting trustees will convey only such
title is vested II u.
j. A II ppkfNS
W, +. ANDERSON, trustees.
INO. ONlER,
dec ll-t23 Ice
The above sale will commence NJ 10 o'cock On
tIr l,l, misc. WV. H. MO>BY, Auct'r
dec 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23
BY TELEGRAPH.
Telegraphed fol the Daily virginian

"a here are no news yet from tho anNously
looked Tor European Steamers The Sarah Sands
Is no" "ai IN her 18th day, the Washington in
her 18th aud the America in her 18th
NEW loRk, Dec. 22--Flour-Frm and inn
proved. Sales, southern s. S7aS9 50
Corn 99aiO0 cts.
baltimore, Dec. 22--Flour firm. at yester-
days rates.
Wheat nchanged
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

WISOELLANEUlSs
A. GLENN & CO,
Tobacco & General Commission Meiohanta
AND AGENTS FOR THE SALE or
virginia Manufactured Tt baccO.
93 Grdpier street Atp Oriedh.
sneil.
WARRINGTON HOUSE. LANCHbuRG.
w NA.-Tle suhsethe~s, having purchased thlr
lnree ard well rawn House take tccasiun intnrm
Their friend. and The publ, generally ihnt they will
nj times. cir bc.t esrttnn. L. ncron "ointc IT.
the most acceptable manner, all Who may .nrnr Them
with cHl IT,. ettir. attention ri tht Frertleiot-
will he devoted Ia t,r hn.in--. Of the nousc They
dcrto,ncd thai ell rhrr rnrt slmll ever he
"nntinp ~ vids Tar thc TABLE the best tarc TINT
the matkes within THEN teach III ntarl. ] he hnld
ing is hrscnnd men having been recently ad"ed
:" and improved, and tie a toni"rhb'e' ami
we'll furnished
A larer iour-h r.e OMNIBUS will convey pa-sen-
fets. regularly, q nnd frn,n the Cur ind Bout
Join OrEf,
nov - dec I'm WM l.. HOLT
$4,000 worth Dry Goods at Cost for Cash.
fEsiiE nh,crlher ~,.hng "ci 81 h,- rr"-"rt stu
u 4 ttrd. lay the Il at March wi uicr them
COST IL CASH until thu 1t feHtunl when the
nder Ill he -nII nj AUCTION. Tie ,tuck IS
large pld rhoicr ,ne, ni " Il ac-, ii in good faith NJ
COST lnN" IA huge assortment at
Lain Black S,ks. fignrrd Pnck Slks,
Plsn Catered Silks, Brocudr Sik-,
Plum md Striped do. Dress nood-,
Glnlh-, (nlr'nt Variety
Cn.,imere- Nesnng..
White Good.
Emhroid,tie., Gloves
lloj.eg tnref..
Dnmc-tics, Blankets,
Negro Goo j.. Shawl,
&c, &c. &c.
MANY nf the above good will be sold at 'ess thnn
cot. al am anxious IN close tho stuck.
dc e-diws"mmtF.hl WM. =. llAN>All
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23
Roanoke College,

FACULTY.
Roy. David T. Bulc. A NJ, President and Profess
of Mpral md Intellectual icncc, a..
s. Cr-ere Wells, A NJ, Prot. Mafh.mat IS and
Nntural Scheme,
Henri G. yon Hoxar. Prof. Ancient and Mode Lam
s1aees.
V. I Bolton. Tutor. -
TWAS lnsfi.rth'n lnrated nj Salem. Va, will
i ni.ur. II. nex s.ssnn October Al. Expenses for
the session n ten months, nrluding Tuition. Boa,d,
Room.rent ru"i Lights and Incidental expenses sll2.
For particulars address the Pr, sdent
mug l9dkrf,nos Rem cory
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23

VI sum ~ in cash MS. wlirh hnye hem .tanI
ing open ny Bonh urh Ipugcr rhIr i ngreeulr
sorvc ucnr these i,gH hmes Tin. i. notify nj prr-
.on in, sLctt bill ucro1ll- ii bong Standing, dur
me, rhtt wtno,n exception paymeni will be enforced
illrr the 1t Octpbrr. b g. SACkETr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23
1ENTs. ENGLISH WALKING SHOES =

~ lhi- ia h,ayy d"ubl, VII npdr Oxtard -hapo
Nh .; suitable ,i tie ed md ] have Just
tec,jv"I n l.d TINT nude fpr me. md tlsy nie
= me de-, = Il 7 81 hBitY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23

SOAPS "A lnrH" n~sot' n,u e putin aud nncy
- S"np, English French md A'nrtir,u, tor mic NJ
j. II. TUONr- ON 4 cos
DE- lgt- New D,no Store
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23
200 Barrels Apples for Sale.
BARGAINS FOR CASH

~ Ne nreno receiving uur Fsand Winter Goods,
purchased nj the lowest figures which we will cell
very small profile. Included in stock will lie found
all kind ii Dress Go, d. Emhroideies nnd Muslins.
Hose, nd Gloves, Cloth, Cns-imsres and Vestngs,
Coak- an Mantill , Bnnt., Shoes. Hats Caps TRUNKS,
Curpei BuFs I'm elias tie. Country Mer, harris will
do well call before gnirg further East We are
pr ePare sell Edmond prices. and respectfully
uk Gull from tho public promising t, sel e. ear bargans
for cHsh. d NJ. GulIdENHElMEh Il.
liz. l L..
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-22

An INGENIOUS DsvIcE.--A sea captain
on voyage with thirty passengers, being
overtaken by violent tempest. found il
necessary 10 throw half Of them overheard,
in order 10 tighten the vessel. F,fteen OF
the passengers were Christians, and the
other fifteen were unbelevers; but in this
Urgency, they unanimously agreed to the
eoptan's proposition, that he should place
the whole thirty in circle, andthrow every
ninth man over, I'LL only fifteen were left.
To save the Christixna, the captain placed
hls thirty passengers in this order. viz :
-Four Christians, Eve Unbelievers, two Chris
t'Hs. one Unbeliever three Christians,
one Unbelieyer one Christian, two Unbe-
ievers; two Christians, three Unbelievers; !
Christi1 II, two Unbelicvers two Christians,
one Unbelieyer. lie began to number
from the first Of the four Christians, thus:
CCCC, UUUUU, &C, U. CCC, u, c, UU,
&C, UUU, C, UU, &C, U.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-22
discipline on Steamers.

correspondent Of the st Louis Repub-
rcan. speaking Of the loss Of the Arctic,
Tim, illustrates the necessity Of more rigid
1,,c,ulipe on b ard the American line Of
Ocean Steamers
lhhoneh this communication 10 already
AZ Iosc am tempted TO indicate the causes
which produce for the British lines such uni-
form impunity from disaster, by recounting
The onlg occasion on which, in many voya-
oes on the Cunard and other British lines,
ever f,l, alarmed. While quietly reading
In the cabin, on a calm, clear day, in one OF
The Peninsular and Oriental Company's
Loat.. was aroused by the rapid telling Of
the bell The stewards instantly ceased
their preparations for dinner, and rushed
out on deck, where I followed II was an
alarm OF fire but only an alarm. The
captain told me he had some new hands on
board and was practising them in the fire
exercise! H. showed me list OF rules by
which ia case OF fire or ship-wreck, evtry
officer, and every seaman, and servant, by
sau., was assigned specific duty, and, in
case Of having TO leave the ship, to par
tcular boat
One officer was charged with the males
for one boat, another had TO see the females
Oh board Of another, &c, &c. The officers
and crew went through the forms of oil
their duties, as in case of actual fire, and
| hi. exercise vas repeated several times in
the ,oursc OF the voyage. Everything else
on board the vessel indicated the same
ws,chful care and forethought. The life
boats could more than carry all on board,
and no revolvers were necessary to secure
, place. The steamer. like the Cuaarders,
never net with aa accident.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-22

CURRENCY CANCELLED. For three days,
ending on Wednesday last, the free banks
Of Indiana had 276,000 Of their n ties re-
turned to the Auditors Office and cancell-
eo'recelving an equal amount Of State Sc
eurItles in exchange. The circulation of
me Nree Banks is now reduced to $4,000
900, and is being retired at the rate OF
trday
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-22

BURNED TO DEATH Yesterday after
aooh little girl, four years of age, daugh-
ct Vi y W Saxon, prophecies the PhG-
nI1 Hotel, in Fulton. was accidentally burn
gu 10 death. She and her little brother
wy. we're playing with paper about the fire CRATE
, "nen her clothes ignited, and, before assis-
, ,aa.e could reach her, was so badly burned
'"ao she ded IN an hour or two thereafter.
--Itncinaaii Times, I'm.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-22

young Irish student a, the yeteri nary
College being asked:
ia broken winded horse was brought
E Nv lor cure what would you advise.
~. The student replied:
10 sell him as soon as possible"