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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-17
NEW STORE AND
C. II f. ZIP G. OODSi


TO their entire new stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Clothing, Boots and 90. g., dir~et from
Eastern cities, which we are Offering for CASH a
prices never b.fore heard Of in tn, West.
Oar m tito is "quick sales and smaG profits
We can sell you larger purd- # geots for th.
same money than asy "Lsr establishment in the city
Under the ODo FELLOWS isAu.L,-
One door brio,r A. Reaimg.
Musca,in". Nov. II, 1853 oLDS L BONN.
4 CHOICE 10. Of Nusii, D L,;na. AID csshmeres
lAm .uIl1 oLDi& JOINS Cash Store.
LaNNELS.a god e-.or'ms,. n'., AMI barred al
[ulIl oLDS & B01N's Cash Store.
SHAWLS.-Bay State, Empire and Watcrlor
[t1ll oLDs & BoHN.s Cash Store.
l. MBROTDERED Cnr.ai- Mss1irs. vry cheap al
II tnl1I 0LDS b BOHN'S Cash Sore.
HOSIERY Silk. Lamb, Wool, Alpaca and
L Cotton Hoss at
[nllI oLDs BoHN's Cash Store
T. EMBROIDERED and plain Linen C.mbric Hand
II ke-chiefs at
rnlll oLDs 4 DoHN's Cash Store.
IERiN0S Cobarro ard A,r,ras, black and colore]
Nl at OLD'S L B0HN's Cash Store.
nLDS B0HN's is the place to buy your rri,,. tina,
~ win not fade. Nov. ii, 1853.
DIAM and Embfoid~-cs D,B.ee =.
l. laIll OLDS 4 BOHN'S Cash Store.
ID ROADCL0TH and Css.itn --As. Main and fa.cy,
ID very cheap at 0LDs 4 BOgN'S Cash Store.
WHITE and C,lored rarp"' Y,-, =.
" lo1ll OLDS & B0HN'S Cash Store.
S,HELL and India Rnht4r combs a.
- In1il oLDs BOHN's Cash Store.
ERENCH Enbreideras Csmh-;c Collars at
L lulil OLDs i FOHN'S Cash Store.
S,wrSS ard CsnsSYc z ,r;ne .rs ,nser.inr.a.
, Cn111 0LDS K BoHN'S Cash Store.
ENGLISH RuGkSRTy 4 Cn-sn-ov for sale chean
IL SC [rlll oLDs & PoHN's Cash stsre.
JUST REcEiyED-Biack silk lace,. eimr. and
y velvet trimmings, at OLDS B0HN's.
NEW style Cashmere shswls j1s. op-ued az
y Dec 2. OLDS h BOHys.
VICTORIA and Sill Pads. Can and 500 .bsn a
De-. 2. OLDS BOaNs.
T sD Es' fancy Caters ard sor,ar Ties at
II Dc 2. OLD, & BOHy's. ,
ZEPHYR woRsTEDs, all shsa~- q.
IL Der. 2. oLDS BoHN',.
A NICE rot Of figured all wool aI.,ircs ,nd Cash
Il m.res. at GLDS BoHNs.
Il ArER PROOF. Wilton ard Rrus~ai- C,-r.s. Bags
~ and SatehsIis, at otDs BoHy's.
CPLENDID article 0. sack f,nrA's. eli c,o-.. at
- Dec. .. 0LDs BOHy's
QLACK sni eolored English velve,s. 3,
ID Dc. 2. oLDS d B0HN's.
GENERAL 's1rtment of L16in>' rrd q .nf's Kid
II GLOVES. at oLDS BOHN's.
HITE. black, grey aud blue nix'd Ysrp.. at
Dec. 2. 0LDS B0HN's.
WE just reec;vio sa-g, asa -,ur.nt ..f Glass
w ware. tDsc.2 oLDS 4 BONN.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-17
1853 Fresh arrival Of goods! 1851
Quinn & lssoiisei.

I AVE. ie,t vel, AZ Boon nlh siauj. 90 " cor,ti
/ l st eel. M cu,iTe btw sitk uf FALL. aiW
MiNiE R GOODS. which fhrv off, r ,rrY Ia
fJi ra-h produce. ID The ia.Iics lH the city :,ili
country game, ind ,ne-s-p iir1n "a SUIT them
a Quinn q B,e.'., We woui ro k.,ow wh,re TO
Ii. d ,..cm. Drtptpr IA, 1888.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-17
IRON meat Cutters

NOR cutting sausage meat or m,nring for pies.
Il The Attentions IL bnictsrs and others j. r,ii :
"a In this saiu .hle inveniinn. One mn. with
hi machiue, will IA, 800 lhs al melt ,s~f he,ir.
oil CHAS. 4 wv. IL. STONE.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-17

DOXD, - ine eoussy .s MuA,atios. hsas,f intsrsst
ID strr. rae OF ter pr cent PR annun. rayatls
.uau.Hy p-.~g - mtg Yeas ron Aass. for ais ~
March ), isSA-n GREEN \ 610&1-
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-17
J.. W. Odds, Agent
Esas..nii,s.

HAVE full stock Of 3 ,ot.. Shoes, Lea'h~-. SAD.
/ alery- Harivsre. Said e. Tres, Horse Coliars.
aame-. Carria. Trimmings and everything general
" IN my line. which am 5oand To sell at the leu.s
possible prices, to make rom fer spring stock
these wi.bf bargains will do we'll 20 call while
Sentiment is z cd. Ny own mannfaciurs Of boNis
and sho-s con.tantiy ON band " rnsde ~ "-s'e-.
d.. %, 1853. CHAS. NEAILFY.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-17
Great Attraction
IS To 20 PR cExr. REDUcrios IL rRIcIs!!
A. w. HULL,

Neatly Opposite the Are-esn Hotel,
yJIISHIvG To reduce bis stock before 'he ~rsnin !.
w 81 spring will from this .me ur''' r.. fr,' %
March of-r hi. en,ir- stock If pe,si NJ rchsn3ss,
A. greatly reduced prices. for CJsh: Ca-sstinq IN
matt 81 all kris Liai~.' D-.ss Gnds. Dire Trim
mings, Sha wis, White God. lie s.spps-f." Frer IN
lack Goth, csssiweres. AZ. Jears. Tw-e@s.
Fisnnsl. L;nseys Notions. Hcvisrv Cloves Bot. sp'
Ssnas large assnr'rn MT. rheIT. Hats. carr.
go-net. nj nv, T-im-nirg, Hardware, G-octr.
-. Qi.r~s~.-~ a.. e.. r.
~ Thar tfu' fcr nsst fsv's. would respectfully
reoues- his srers and the rnhis generally. 10 cal
ard .xsmre IN. goods and srees. WIEN thfy viii b.
.rpviocas thai the ahcvs % 10 In ntug.
Mp.-atine. DA~. 30 So.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-17
IL il Il Rae.

A DLAINa DRESS PATTERN and rim
. min:-. al f,u uri, sini,6 1T Z.
Oct kINBAi LIS t'ur f--l, ~r~rr
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-17

:. UGAR- HOU Sc Molasses. sugar, Teas, &C., for
- sale cheap by lDec. 8, '53.1 A. DUNSM0RE.
MERINOS-C olored and slack French Merinos for
wi sale cheap BY [jan13l A. DussnoRE.
ROMBAZINES-Black Bombssnss for sale by
ID January Is, 1854. A. DUxsnoRE.
nOUBLE-BARRELED Guns and Pistols for sale BY
IL January IL, 1854. A. DUssMoRI.
1 LARGE assortment of planes, jacks, smooth join
II ters. &,., for sale by A. DUssxoRE.
GREEN Window Paper and Window Blinds for
N sale by (jsn13l A. DUSsxoRE.
HATS CAPS-Cheap for cssh by
Ill Jsnusry Is 1854. A. DuNsMoRE.
nUEENSWARE for sale cheap by
W January Is, 1854. A. DuSsMoRE.
7 INEN Napkins bird s-eye siapar, 10 4 and la
IL shecting an pillow-case muslin, cheap for cash
by fjanl3l 4. DUSsMoRg.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-17

SOLE LEATHER.
4 TONS Ga and Hemlock Sole Leather, received and
4fsg sAs b. lSsve lei CHA6 NkALLEy.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-17
~hOeillx and Earriery.

,,HE subscriber has fitted up a part Of Joseph
I Cranes Plough shop, for the purpose OF horss-
sho,ing and from his long experiences and constant
attention, he hope, to gain liberal share Of patron
age in the abpvs bu'iness None but good practical
employed, and especial attention rid 10 four
cred and bid feet. GEORGE PERRY.
Nov. IS, 1s53-tf.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-17
CHICAGO.

g.. g. re hiie ~ Bros.
lTANCFA TUREk> # fie,hirs and dealers in
vi xsnneinen'. Furnishing Goods, r inser snf Oh!
q ads, Trunks, Vsiss, a.. ntl7-ly$ IS
y. wHirs,l
J y wars. NJ. l33 South Waterst., Chicago, Ills.
W G. WHITE
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-17
e TlMBEis LAND EOs<
AAk<S:.

0ss and > half Giies lrss Moaeo.. mouth
Sugar Cre-k. Apply 10 CLOUD oCJNNOR.
Aascb 3, lSse-if
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-17
Farm for Rent.

I WILL rent for one or three yssn, my Farm, IA
miles south OF this city, and nles ~ert 1T
visv, Lou ce0nty, oonrsinng 500 acres. tiIls-
BE land tinciudpg 20 pasture tie best quality
Of soil, we'll vatesed. healthy and beautiful sius-
tp, oonvenispt to church and school, II can b divi
dsd +, accommodate too families, thefs beinx two
dueiings. one . wood bsiding containing Eve room.
With barn sad bearing orchard The other brick
building csnvesisntly arranged and With each veil
Of esnd water. This farm vail be rented aitose her
or divided. s. n. LArrA.
Nuseasine, March 10th, 1854. Il
ITO NICHAEl OvERBAUGa: Sir: You are mott
j 6sd that On the 9sh September, A. D. 1885, w
@. Wucdsard 6ied in the edice Of the Clerk Of ths
Distvia Court Of ths State Ut Ioss, Coucsy Of Nus
catns his psstoc sett ng fsrsh that the easery bali
Of lot 10 Blsrk Is. in the city Of Muscstipe tat.
of Iewa, "a sod u the pefiti,BeY public cal ~
tae t7th May. A. D. 1852, by the Trsssursr nf saii
ssaaty. for the unpaid taxes OF the year 1885, and
praying that ysur right To redeem the same may b
farscloed. Now uniess yoa appear ard answer there
e. o. before the morning of TIE send day Of tbs
nett term Of said osurt in said uAty. sraui. viii
BE- entered. Aad judgment reud-red tk~r-an.
NH 10 ~ wM. LEFFINGWELL. Cisrk.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-17

II the psrscn Who left Lantern ut my Wood P l.
j Les, sasday night, will call on me- prsvs property
and pay charges, be can have the came.
nh 10 II A. DUSsMORE.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-17
Ward, Doggett & Co,

MANIA tUhEho al ss"tssis desi-rs y
Itl b ..i. aud Shoe, y 1873 : NIB Wafer .rte.'
Cnicsgn Ia. March IL 1854 I IS
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-17
OCTOBER. e. 1888.
LATEST ARRITAL OF
A. w. HULL

"a. w. HOLL
LAS JUSrrse iv.d large and extensive asses&
i mint &c all kinjss9
FANCY NO sTArIE DRy-cooDs;
:otio't; Bsss and Sh,e. Has ard Csp.: Bsnness
latest ~, lee; ardvan Gccsris.; Lotirn Ysru; Cst-
ton Bert; Carpet Cham; Fresh and Drisd Appl~s
Peat e, b., 30. which, With the former eeeAa,
makes the stock 20 and desirabls.
TnaLkiui for past fsvoss. be respectfully Ffqla1s
bis old Friends and the public e Eeraliy, TO ca asA
mime before purchasing ell q shers. No pains Win
Be spared TO gve satisfaction, and prices guassaiis1
- low ~ the lowest.
Muscatine, Oct. 20, 1883.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-17

R0OK-BfNDfNG done with n atness and
ID dispatch, at ST. Louis prices, at
Sept. 2, 1858. BURNETT'S.
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MUSCA me JOURNAL---MARCH II, 1854
J. cAhsKADDEs.

r. NJ. WILLIAMS J. CA.sKADDBr.
WILLIAMS Il CAkSkADDAN.
ATTORNEYS d COUNsELLORS AT LAw--Mus
II catine, Iowa. E1- Oiice-"Enquirer" Office.
Muscatine, Jan. Is, 1883 -1y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-05

AocDEsr RAnRoAD.--on Wednesday, team
Of at the railroad crossing in Newark
avenue Jersey City, by the locomotive Of train The
horses frightened and into the way o. the train.
The driver narrowly escaped Thshorses were Injured so
badly that il was necessary shoot them They be-
loneed 10 Mr.. Collins, contractor on the Bergcn Hill
reservoir.
ANIMAL SESSION PARTICULAR SYNOD. The Part
cuar nod Of New York held its annual session Tues
day. in the Reformed Dutch Church In Wayne street.
Jercy City. 1t organised by the selection ~ Rev W.
W. Haloway President. and Rev. l. NJ. Ferris and
Rev. j. W. schench, clerks. Rev. W. J. r. Taylor Of
Jersey City, preached the opening Rev. Dr.
Adnmson from the Cape Of Good Hope was present and
introduced 10 the Synod Rev. DR. McLarin pre-
sent delegate from Albany. plan adopted for
the formation OF another Synod, TO be called the Synod
crease of churches in New Jersey and the plan win be
Ireented TO the General Synod. The reports Of tho
churches gratifying.
Eov Ir. Scott, Of Newark, addressed the Synod in be
half Of the Trustees Of Rutgers College urging the i'm
rorsnce Of aiding in the further endowment Of that in
situon. resolution commencing that college 20 the
support Of the friends Of Iberal education was
adopted Some further business N transacted and the
Synod adjourned TO meet at Tarrytown New YORK. next
year.
FrSAvAr-The report of the City for April
shows balance Of s317 30 In the treasury at tho close
Of the month-a Of which subject to drafts Tor I'm
provement certificates, &c.
The CouRTs.-The May term Of Hudson county Circuit
Court and Court Oyer and Tencr Judge Haines pre-
siding commenced It's session at the Court House on Tues
day. at 10 O'Clock Al NJ Justices li Griffith, irownins
and Jlemas are also upon the bench The Grand Jury
having been appropriately charged by the Judge retired
TO perform their duties and tho c' caendar was taken
nm The criminal calendar for this term 10 heavy one
an account az be unusual length OF time between terms
| arising from the arrangements for holding the
| courts
N,sstov,nY Mu.yo The res nlar monthly meeting Of
ho Jersey City Missionary Society held ia tho Wayne
street Reformed Dutch Church. Monday evening. Rev
a. W. Mcclure delivered interesting address, and
other ceryymtn participated in the proceedings Of the
meeting.
COMMON Council COMMITTEES President Of the
Board If Aldermen Tuesday evening announced
tbe fcfl "A
Aldermen for the ensuing year ;--Finance-Thomp-
con, James, Cleveland. laws and Ordinances
James Hill Tyrreil schools-Greene, Jsmes, Slater
davenport, white. Alms-Slatsr Edge, Whitiock. Po-
lice and Lcenscs--Gardner, slater Davenport Asssss
and neutrality-suspicious., Greene, White LAmps-Tr-
rsIi, Gardner, Rapplsyea. Watch-Cevslend, Tyrsn,
Kecney. Ferries and Wharves-kseseY, 0rsese, NM
sewe,s--whife, Ks~ney, Rappleyea Public Hsa1th-
viHh,t. rsle. low. ssisries, 0hces, and pcctcns-
Los, tsiLLss, Hl...ecA.
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NF, 3 BY TELEGR APH i.
s--s~-~--~-y~~o~~~eSNcS~ooS~-
DUBIOUS PROSPECTS or THE NEBRASKA BILL.
~-->S~~~~>~~S~>~~>~~~~~~~
Expected Revelations from Miss Dix.
~>~~~>-u>o~~~~~0~~~~~N~o--
YHE TREATY WITH NICARAGUA.
-->-~~~~~--~--c-~-~>-~--
Debate on the Veto in the Senate.
>~>~~o-~~~>~~~-~~>~~~~>~
Interesting Discussion in the House
on Mormon Polygamy.
~~>>~~~~~~~~>>~-~~>~0N-
r0N-ARRYAL OF THE AFRICA,
&c., &c., &c.
DUBIOUS PROSPECTS on THE NEBRASKA BILL.
Expected Revelations from Miss Dix.
THE TREATY WITH NICARAGUA.
Debate on the Veto in the Senate
.0N,ARRNAL OF THE AFRICA,
&C., &c., &c.
From Washington +.

from washington.
DoUBTS ABOUT THE NEBRASKA DILL-THE VETO AND
MISS DIx's REvELATIoNs-THE HOMESTEAD BILL
DEPARTURE OF SENATOR GwIN-THE PACIFIC RAIL
R0Ar-THE TREATY WITH NICARAGUA-TnE JAPAN
SQUADRON, ETC.
WASHINGTON May 4, 1854.
The chances Of getting at the Nebraska bill week
areby brilliant. That the administration Is
desrous Of having the question up evidenced by the
to bear to induce members consent to lay aside all
other business Monday to take the bill up But
still difficulties increasing, and unless favorable
change takes place. there is ect Of Mr. Richard
sons The Presidents veto will doubtless be
sustained Miss Dix II is sail threatens to make pub
LEGATION slowing that the President had declared him
self In favor or her bill
An impression prevails that The Homestead bill is dead
In the Senate but the Presidents friends assert he
would not veto that measure and this may have the
effect of reyving and passing it, The prospect however
is that It will not be reached this session. Mr. Gwin
leaves for California in about two weeks, to be absent
the remainder of the year.
Pacific Railroad stock is down. Mr.. Borlani's treaty
will not to the Senate principally because it
tans provision making alliance offensive and defen-
sive with Nicaragua after the of tho disc
vention But negotiations are going ON here be-
tween Mr. Marcy and Mr.. Mnrcoleta, for treaty,
which will avoid the Mr. Borand appears to have
fallen into.
Nothing of importance has been received from Com.
modore Perry at the Navy Department but the govern
ment have received advces deemed of reliable charac
ter corroborating the of the Russians having
scceded in eHectng treaty with Japan.
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From Boston.
LOYALTY or NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VESSELS
RAIN STORM Ar THE EAsr-RAILRoAD AMALGAMA
TON ETC.

LOYALTY or NEW BRuNswICK-ICEBOUED VESSELS
RAIN STORM Ar THE EAsr-RAILRoAD AMAL0ANA-
TloN, ETC.
BosToS, May 4, 1854
81. John (New Brunswick) papers Of May are
cpiyed.
In The New Brunswick legislature message had been
received from the Lieut.. Governor, containing the Eng
h declaration Of against Russia and instructions
from the home government TO lay embargo Rus
sian vessels joint address Of the two houses to the
Queen, the wor, after many loyal speeches,
passed Aso, address to the Governor. placing all
the of the Province under his control in
emergency. The Legislature then adjourned
Letters from Cape North, c. b., state that information
had Teen received of eight vessels being enclosed
in the ice, some miles of Aspy bay. Seyeraboi the
sells had been boarded by parties from the shore, and
found to be abandoned.
very rain storm. has prevailed here during the
last twenty four hours and the lower portions OF the
country in the vicinity OF Boston submerged We
hear yet Of no damage Of importance.
A land slide occurred on the limo of the Worcester
railroad about six miles from the city, this morning;
but the damage was promptly repaired with but little
detention.
The morning and afternoon trains from New York via
New Haven both reached this city last night and com
munication BY this route appears to be permanently re-
opened
The stockholders the Old Colony and Fall River rail
roses met to-day and voted to unite the two
forming continuous line with New York by the steam
via Phi River In the Old Colony meeting the vote
unanimous but in the Fall River there little
opposition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-05

NEW ORfEANa Nay Noon
In our cotton market prices have been sitter,
though not quotaby higher since the receipt Of the
Pachcs news. The sales this morning we're g. 800 bales
New pork sells at 43 25. moderate business doing
four at unchanged rates. Corn Is firm at 5slzc o4c
NEw ORLEANS, Nay 2--p. N
The sales OF cotton to-day 500 bales MiJdlng
IL quoted 1T &c. SIC. The stock on hand Il now 3l
900 bales and the decrease in the receipts at all the
Southern ports II lo8 600 bales Flour has advanced
tribe to-day. Corn Il nrm at 68c Csc. Frishts
have advanced and cotton to Liverpool 10 quoted at "a
NV OuxAHs Nay ., 1854.
Our cotton market II to-day, with aalss Of 1000
bacs mdding IL quoted at &c. T1our he's advanced 49,
slcs Of Clio q, g la .gr losk sight exc anse
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p O S L S C z / p T .
SIX O'CLOC q. A. M.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
Three Days Later from Europe.
The steamship Africa, with three days later news
from Europe, is now coming up. Her news will
b. issued at an early hour.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP EMPIRE CITY,

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP EMPIRE CITY.
The United States mail steamship Empire City, John
McGowan, under left New Orleans April 10th for
New York. v Has ana, OF which port she arrived on tho
night Of the 2sth ult Having landed her mails aud pas
sesgcrs, and tsken supply Of COAL she sailed for New
York at p NJ Of the zoh and arrived here last nIsht.
Tbs T. c. brings 1o4 passengers, heavy cargo, and
nearly 900 in specie fer this port She has experi
enced heavy head winds ana during the greater rst
of the voyage
In Havana there little Of interest occurring tlea
weather cool and agreeable Sugars abundsnt,
with prices low.
DIED.
May of consumpto,s, Lazarus A.. Cairols, aysdl ~
years, native Of Leghorn Italy.
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ABDUcTiSG sLAvEs--U. 8. FRIGkTE MASSACHUSETTS.
BALTIMORE, May 4. 1854
man named sidney Bailey had beer arrested at Mil
sdgeyille, Georgia, charge OF abduc,pg ten slaves
from South Carolina.
lie L. s. steam frigatc Massachusetts, was put into
commission at Norfolk yesterday and started on trial
tiip.
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Connecticut Legislrture- Election of stats
OG.cefs.

NEw HAVEN, May 4, 1854.
The Connecticut legislature In general convention
this forenoon proceeded to the election Of and
other state officers The whig candidates all chosen
follows;-Governor, Henry button; Lieut. Governor
A. ii. Holley; Secretary, o. II Perry: Treasurer, ID. w
Camp; Comptrcller, John nunham. The whole for
Governor was 233, Of which Dutton had l4o, ~
iorty. The other officers were chosen by similar vote
There large crowd in the Streets hut rain storm ap
pears about 10 commence and viii interfere with the
rrocessiou
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Ncn-Arrival OF tho Afr;cn.

SANDY Hook, Thursday-103O p. NJ
The steamship Africa, IN her thirteenth day out
Las not yet made her appearance. The wind is north
and weather clear.
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Interesting from Texas.
RISE IN THE TRINITY RIvER-THE PACIFIC RAIL-


RoAD--n. J. Walkers MOVEMENTS.
NEW ORLEANS, May 2, 1854
The steamship Charles Morgan has arrived at this
port, with Galveston dates TO the Both ultimo.
rapid rise had taken place in the Trinity river owing
to heavy rains its source.
Tie time for receiving proposals for the Pacific Rail
read had been extended to the 1st Of August
Robert j. Walker the President Of the New York com
pany, was daily expected in Galveston.
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y prem The sales Of Rio coffee, during the month of
April we're So COO bags for consumCn and the stock
on hand to day is e2, 600 bags
CnARKsfor May g. 1854.
The sales of cotton to-day $50 bses at previous
uuotaiioug q
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On the oath ult, two Frenehmsn who were conveying
the mails from the Fault r. Marie 70 Naeknac, ths
Ice drowned whom within two nes OF their desu
raon, Nv ire Ice giving WY benea. their feet Iha
n-.ls wtfs ios. ~il.. Them.
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tive Firc nj Q.uehec.

Destructive Fire nj Quebec.
QrEBsc May 3-10x r. VI.
The new temporary Parliament building in this city,
owned by the Sisters of Charity, IL fire. the flames
raging so turousy that It will doubt be totally
Destroyed. The loss will be heavy
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PHIfADnrHfk, May 4, 1851
collision took place the Columbia Railroad yes
terday near Pao between two freight trains being
stationary the track TO allow the express train TO
pass. Four men were injured. two of them very
seriously. The locomotive and eight badly
damaged.
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Vetoos by Governor Bigler.
HAERIsBuRg, May ., 1854.
Governor Bigler has vetoed four bank bills today.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-13
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