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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-06
MISCLLLANLn Gus.
For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Poit walthall Lin

fOit " altnaIl l1lle
INiE heHniifGl aud tasoriic steaI',p at. - =
J. AUGUSTA. uudr ~ command "f is->sszts-s'3-
Capt. Nm. G. Smith - Lug I'D tsv"tahi, sp.vu r
the travelling cnumunn, tie Potomac md Jain"-
livrr.) l. nov ruuniur an fif. lime ltHt Wal
ihall,nnd j. furnished vnl IIEE BOA =,
lie Prr.crvcr-, Pore Pump. md all the pimn,''
lurrd by At of Cnurrc.. secure thu -sfsy 1T s-'
-nger.
The Cars running IL heNfpn wtlh the Ancf'ta ir'n
Rirhuud. sayc The Richmond nd f".,-hafs DrP"tui
every Muntas. Nedor.d s.nnt frt'aN arlprk
rrr-ao- ri. ing in Richmond b, the Packet Boat
ha,,. bar n lev ,tt- to uaIk foft' Car.
The CIR. e from PIT. r.hurf 10 eIty Pint IN
-oaucrtt,a WITH the Augusta have Prte .iurg .nu'
NY. ntptr, Ht7I N,frpfa tie DEPOT of tn A'po,
mutjos Il - thus EfNtuz ru.-rnGcr- an arf"ftnnty
90 e. lyp, hbure tbei by the Packet Boa'. o.
DnuviHe Railroad 20 ketmnnd or bl way al fhn you'd
~ Ra3ir'si to Peterson mi not thetc a'al morn
~ 10 Norfolk
Rcturoins tie Augusta Ill lrnvr N",fps he alter
tcia,s. VI. Tuc.dHy., Thur-dny. aud Saturdays,
- An.
The Augusta vii top al Old Point, 10th gong AID
returning regu arl, t.,nue hau the Hutng ssH,s1u.
Fare heiseob R,ruuond. Norlos npa Odd PINT : oc
Far. hclseea Redmond, Coke Biues MilI All
6r've h4ft.-... ..--......-# 81
Chi !rrn nsef fhr"e yrnrs unb not over tsei'e
yc'rs pi age, ia.i pucc.
Meal. .eueh .....---.. -. = 81
Servants. thfHH-h.---- ....=..=.. 1u
servants 4, ats point on II sf .ef..--.-- Od
Morr- ...z..... ........#...=z. 90 -
Jun 9G.dKrls IIIBS DBDANEAD. iSntf.
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To TObaccOnists.
Peach, Cherry \ other layorite FIa,Ors

l.,,, FOX TOBACCO.
4 ~ otih"a owl vdi,-prcIaled b> h n,.,If and
%ata'e t" stand and give .tt,actien. lie is aware
,"t "ther> ais" rr'Pare rhr Peach Ffavol tut would
'' i'liA "'"rP} all Wiz may favor Inn with a cali
anu a,op''' tI1he satisfaction. b. Il. LYMAN
stI ~ Il InIggi,f. LNnchhntr Va
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EllEESE! CHEESE!

y larg" stock OF Easli,h Dairy Pine Apnl, and Re-
milling Cheese, ali Of which FRESH, direct rna ia,
manufacturers IL t. Noll. Call aud supply ,ourseve.
my = NNlNDERN \ IkRA-
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>OlTtESIDE lLgs0AD

LIS e 8. lr.,sr. Cor tie Sa Sou Il ii
road. al \, N. T. Audr,,on'- Com mission HOUSE tie,
Bo-i, Any r''t>an wl,hiag to q" the iates # trrgn
en- oblaia tr,is list by calling On me.
i.y oder Of the SUI
sep 30-ts ALFRED ". II tRNER hg't.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-06

AL o,dr p,ouIal, attended t, and Pump. Iut III,
WIS u SmrnG. at ,h"u uhI ,ote- sld w.,u. ted /,
I"il"fns Will tor ,cai.
W afr the rAcusNen. rt- u the rauuii. .I .p.,
Tell, : ,nh"r't. Brui,II Odd y lp, initox.
sep Lit
- fEGGAE NOItGE.-1h.. .u,,c.It.I i, Inv
- ff'".'l"s his III and Winter stuck al goods ,,t-
''-i's Il Co""e, faro,, Office. CLnach and f.,l,1y
St"Ne', Ii wood ii Il Gincs ~ every ,ut,n -
>iyr iircl, hushrd aud srf> onnn,nrnln and v,li -
excel III t'"uy al dr>ien unyt ing in tn, mani It
Ais'ihe Ohm"nd "n1 fand IuIrmv.d Uniun Co,Li,g
Range, winch are warranted g,r l. rect
turn Ifts Il hNni1'tN ut size, Warming chm, J.
w.IiiHg &c, winch s,ll h" Il, i'd, IN ri,. M,
perfect anna together nh Registers, trnt,at,r.
and Nali"us "tic!r- nsnally cr in stoye s,ou-eop
lni>lng The largest HHd ted II sati,uc,t ,,.
teied Ii one establishment iii, side Of Ba rrinnc NJ,
~ lch viii he la al prcer Il at cannot fail To- sun II
Iimes. All Interested vii please all uid cxnu,iin =,
tie Lynchb re- Stove Weeks east Main st.
ho' 3-di' Z. :. BLISS.
Cat a. rne no.,-l,ad wn.c you may
GA Time l. swiftly hylre;
AMI that Siam liaW - mat h!oo., tn.,ln,-
] u morrow may he dyig
1 Ii VII, de~tr- ot themselves, firmly o. Gi,r,. s..
"A cmlert, h gllN Luisiei, md UNFADING ia
GuERkEOllI h LIKENESS, or one Of Ilp..l
most br'aritg 81 iea.c pc Fi'rate,, should ,Ila..
The ffc-"nr "rpo tunit, IA. d,hy- t'angcr,,) -,
cali at HE Gallery ii MINNIS & co. Thv law
lag, an bean iii a,snttt-tt 81 tiud ork.t- Pm.
Ring, B,n'c.rt.. &c. WITH every ,r,Ir Of Cn,. snd
Ftame, IN "hIcn IA lice PIcuIc,; y one 81 which
hllei viii Likeiess taken in tLer lfin.itulc ,,l,
viii, at once make the n>t htaIit4l-aGd AZ ne mn
time, the m"st d"sirube-pr, seat Hat can he a,l,
aud o,e thai vii be treasured up a. sacred memeri,
long atel The lived lnn'r ,LaII law passed away
Ia4 hive III thu possession every ntc tnd IN pot
taut Improvement in Chemicals Appalatu, ktnv e,
~ the an and are prepared To tale pictures t. cv,ly
,l.e aud "Hilan.e Ia plra,c. call from tia, czei.
OF lyncmmg and surrounding country Is r,.rectIm.,
lrnei, whcth'I thy nay wi>h pictures ., not.
GALLERY Ia Lynn iburg on Vain Il , luo door, f,o,,
bridge It, ndI hi the ne" Sur' OF Hr. Lyman; S,t
an"r H. Pejrrsturs, ard Main IL, kichn ond Va
Il W. MIN\lS
sep8ts NS TA\\ER
lnNANI. A IL IapoN .1..1-...1...
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IMPORTANT TO TIE PUBLIC.
second supply OF Winter Clothing,

Sccn,,d >,,,,,,,, -, x..... E,..,':
r,'.,, " '""S'
Ropetf Al .HF'rtf Rtprctr rmcr,. 1nf
fhN NhliN ~ II AND tIbI HING Hot Sc.
WE 49," "l"one Ia1fet prb u TIN following
W Hamt 'na#"~ ru,shtstl ih'nE Ia" last week by
Nj p'N"n' III Ne" h"th al greatly reduced price,
o"i'g To lie stl rruoS ina ihr money nafset, wldrL
"libr soi Al small ndvan1eoa primo cost for CASH;
Oven Coats,
fWr Castor Beaver. NaralIaa' do, VI 'tna do, Pu-.
-ia" do, stetsham, BRek ntot W hury. LION Skin.
Iniun-,
Dress and Flock Coats
Ezra t1ee. BHrN ffensh, 81 '"u do, Blue do,
OhNc do. tlntei 30.
Business Coats
BIuck Rhd Cashmere. lacy do, Black Mixed do,
Brown Clnta
Vests
Finest Slk pn-n do. d.. Aely' Finest Cnssmere.
(vcivct nrsl Do. Farmers Satin Extra Black Satin.
do. d,. Grrnadrne SILK.
Pants.
Fine Black Doc-Nu Aediau do. do Beaver do
Fancy French Cashmere tat> Sut,uctS
Farmers Over Coat, mA.io vrN long and Of rood
IA 80 o,l y,,,b. o,,.#1,..,. , r,,,. .,,,,,l, ,c al
,ad III "
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LYNcHBuRo MARBLE WORKS.

n OW ! al, mud tor -ne the arR"-t and best stoc,
Y Il fui.lrd Mullc Wink south # hnimor', en-
h,acn4 Pam mud ornamratnl Amen, and Italian
Nnth." Mamme1t- Tomh., Head and tent Stones.
Mlui.1 P|es... trtt l"u Va. L1u'. Furniture Mar
Iir Ilcnrtl Srou,-, Door niu Niriow Sill. &c., Sc g.
&c Whlgh hrf ou irt5ns 10 sui thc TIM. trIrt-
la, the eeaatfs thankfully fse..scd and ramrtly
tended In. II work i'ed irr" at nn ext, r"-t and
t,aIuuiicd ,Bfo Ia uu, III -fhute= tnli. dr.,
join b. GADl ENS, PHoInt roR
DO l..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-06

- DE LEATHER ill.,, GOOD nd
- DAMAGED SOLE LEATHER, u suo,tlr much,
ji.t received aidt,e ,aIrhy LEA JOHNSON
oCIb Is
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-20
GREAT sAL.OF REAL ESTATE.

T. AZ L
~ eember Court House in Evansville, .ev..v-
gh lots Ia the enlsrgment OF the cry .. Nv
ansviiie This sale Offers the
The lots within FRY eight Of the Shis
rvtr They he tanks or in innseiats vis'Ay %
ps.. Of ,ns Esas.slis and ,sle ans
annapolis and Cleveixud Ra,he.ds
The portion Of the ~hieh they lie is fast vpo
under i'm pulse OF ths grea, lines
have mentioned These suitable for building ssisg
L. vel To those d-sng purchase
for Residence tettr opportunity cud offered 70
the mechanic. the merchant manufacturer
eonsid.ra,ion vii Tho. their sdysnrges
ferdyile and the Line Reads there
posts Of miner.s whisn delivered Nv
buiid ornd The C.a.i noe in ses-
fai plying the pede Of fsrss
polls Cleveland Srairh, Railroad vii be pirssl
about eight nonths ossing Nsss
eompIeedto Trfe HaaIs before ,h. sale comes "a TSss
will vastly the Of this
will the is GIT add Of the South ana sssss
and nashville road will furnish line RarssA
FRI the cite. Of tn senth~ Asd ,hs
Ian through Evansville the Northern Lakes
Besides these facilities Of nrreomnun cstisn the local AZ
vantages Of this city aykalle ID ssiturted
rew sinking just ia the suburbs Of TOE civ 81
Lamsseo In days coal will be Furnished By
do"Is at cents tushe The
Evansville half way Louisville mouth Of
the ohio and below all the distractions is the natural ds
has aud With almost xrectei rapidly
Its location certain that is destined 10 be the
CONNIE rcaal City the Clue natl q indiasa. y
Tnese lots pat the arket for the frst time
TERMS OF PAIMENT-one- essi one-third In
in with interest day % sale
Plots property may Aasr-
nrys ., E.snssais. az samuel erehsrs IN flnsssn
re Iiauss orsh Braek-ss LafAyev Hon lease Blseh
f.rd's John DAMS. Indian polls Iii am c.ssibsrry.
novio-dG.s BAKER GARvN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-20

o. Some six months since Philadc phia
Police Officer kissed the wife of citizen
in the streets Of that brothery city. A few
days since the lady entered complaint before
Mayor Conrad, who, after hearing the evil
dence on both sides, referred to the fact that
six months had been allowed to elapse before
any charge was brought against Mr.. Gam
BILE. The latter had been proved to be a
good and efficient officer, and nothing had
occurred since his connection with the pres
ent police department to lessen the Mayors
confidence in him. He was therefore con.
strained to dismiss the charge.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-20
THE ATLANTIC'S NEWS.

The progress Of affairs in the Crimea is
thus summed up by the London Times. The
latest telegra hic intelligence whirh has
been received by the French and English
governments is dated from The Crimea on
the Goth Of October. AT that time the siege
was going on favorably; the bombardmpnt
from che trenches OF the besieging armies
had been resumed on the 18Th with effect,
but the enemy is not reported to have sus-
tanned the loss Of any essential part Of the
fortress. From the moment, adds The Times.
that il was clearly ascertained that Sebasto
pol cou Id not be reduced, even from he south
side aud by land. without the operations of
re u.ar siege, there ceased to be reason to
be surprised at the length Of the proceedings.
This is letting the allied army down soft
y.l
Tie Siege of Ssbastopol. Some impression
has at length been made on the besieged for
tress-hcw much may be learned from the
following desp' tches:
The Paris Moniteur publishes
ga letter from Varna, dated Oct. 2lst,
which says that the fire OF the allied land
batteries was opened at half-past oae O'Clock
on the 18th against Sebastopoi. Al the
same time, the allied fleets attacked the forts
at the entrance of the port-,he English
those at the left, and the French those Oh the
right. The English blew up the outer forti.
fications on the lett this is supposed to mean
'ihe White Tower while the French 81.
fenced the Quarantine Fort on he right"
From Vienna. 2Sth Octob-r-"Lord West
mnreland received a despatch yesterday. &C.
cord'ng to which the guns OF the two forts al
the entrance to the harbor of Sebastopo
were dismounted by the artillery Of the al.
lied fleets. the allies had about los men
wounded and one-third o. that number kill.
ed.'
From Vienna. Sunday, 29th October
"The Fremden Blatt newspaper yesterday re.
ceived news Of date 10Th from the Crimea
Ii was said that the ships discontinued the
bombardment because the battery and quar-.
anime foit, at which they fred. were silenc.
ed. The loss on the part Of the allies were
nearly 90"
From the camp before Sebastopol, Oct. 10
il Is said-.'As accounts leave, the French
have siIenced the quarantine battery, ant
continued their attacks against Fort Alex
ander and the loop-holed wall that defends
Sebastopol on the southwestern side. Il
was not without loss that the allied squad
rons assisted in this combined and concen
trated attack-they lost. altogether, loo
killed and 200 wounded, in three days. Al
aid. decamp OF the French admiral was strucl
by shell on thedeck If the Vile de Paris
the fag-hip. The Agamemnon, bearing thu
flag Of Sir Edmund Lyons. has suffered Sc
verely, and the Retribution, Capt. D. um
mond, had mast shot away. or the cas-
iualties on land We have no account. Tb'
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TOM.-COOD MOnNINe. IOnN-

U0HN Well. To-, now 700 to-day,
- ToM.-0h fYst srIs BATS. I'ss just Ron
tiastac's.
JnIiS. -IIustace' --TIustace's,
TON -why5th Jewei,y sserv ds~B Aere Fins ssvss,
near Main. 'r e.f...f
yoBx Yes. yes; almost forgot Je ~e NJ store
down that ~ay-in fet trouble nyssk al. ..S-
thug 81 N place. that .ny
the Establishments. generally msks hases East.
ihuk things eh-ager there and h.ss i~r sset
select from.
eomng on ustaee having sh-re ls-
fore Ian SATISFIED he sell cheap sxhab a.
sci ct assertment IS you ind anywi ere
yons ALB Did Yoa d-a any Nth hiuf
Ton.sh. O. considerable. Just sopp-8 ~
tn time than anything else; und-
Reg lstor Particusr IL
hale cher induced to ms Ike hneW
I've made good one vas surprised 10 his 81 Snsh
myself to thu sdor ing OF the aud b-ar
JudEe eftes eonvineet
the OF good and fashionable Jcw-ry aud psisss.
much bsi" any house IN this other tlace.
JobN.-S hs. you astonish Tom.
fos-T ere tn~ goid watch chain Of him. and
cost Hiya little. and there silver
oocfhtk wife-gt them beautifully enyr~rrd in the
bsrgain and the silver good dollars III
put IL together.
Joan bee he repair wa-ehe.s Thsve good
o. order that d'"t rast vith every have laid
ToN ~ presume very hue HE
Windows slso splendid Pivoting Sotae then bis
ing In regard TO vstches. coRvbecs he we'll psstd
thing y"u had % there
You at p cheaper than ~ oher sstslhn-n
besides anythbg he tells o-nd nr"n It's etgse
JOux w -ha fore night.
take watch 70 him Fats do some trading
with him asO Christmas aBd Ser Years know most
here.
Tox.-po so. do 50. Good gay. Jebn.
JOAN Good luck to yOa Tom Sestfrisn 10 Dust part
noif-tf fi-t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-20
THE HOME JOURNAL.
MORRIS 4 WILLIS. EDITORS.

SERIES FOR ls5j.-The first number Of the new series
will be issued the first of January New sub
scrber BE- supplied from that .ate but immed ate
application will be essary for such desire begin
with the beginning home is har,il, complete, we
think safely venture 10 say, without the HOME
Journal which. besides being chronicle the tim
abounGs In Intelligence designed to ebvcn Ameri-
can home Its editors (Geo. p Morris and y. =
WILLIS devote their entire time ssil ard exper nce
TO the task Of Civ ng, g ch week. eveTyth ng wort
knowing: They particularly Keep eye all the
whims and novelties of the day. The utmost pains are
tax to present the facts and outlines all news In
the literary department. aim at sketches and read
able criticism. AMI in condensoBs OF the produc-
avoid he tir-sonc and the local and transfer 10
columns the pick Of + gis information sud bril-
hancy while we eudeavor 10 select with OF
pu4s norris true wit, and genuine hum0r In add
ton T. the above, we have made srrange
feature that - always ATTRACTIVE in family Journal
From sev"r different we are to b.. suppl, ed
with the ners and gossip Of .seu York Society. In
met op0lis ike ours, centre the m"re sparkling ee-
nents Of the life "f country large and collision
and ait ition bring "pi much which would else Re dor
which the ordinary pers report and OF
this We think we can promise amusing Photographic
In announcing also. neU series Of articles ~ Mr..
Willis. Ia addition t. his uai editorial iabOrs We
at lie md te they appear They are 10 be quite
different from any hiRy rh ek has erer bses pabHske
ia this his pen. and very
they will be no less attractive the least. The
phic and hizh! -hnhed sketches, b, 1.-The Lady Of
Sharlott." Timothy Quaint AMI others will DE m
tinurd. We have also new correspondents in Londou
ami Paris, VIII will send mueh that could never
reach US through foreign journals
TERMS For one copy. 81; fr three copies s. or for
one copy for three years s5-aiwa,s in advance Sub
scribe without delay Address
NORRIS e. WILLIS.
novH los Fulton street, New YORK.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-20

Observation-Disclosures, . youth less
than twenty years Of age, was executed at
Owensboro', KY, on Wednesday we k last,
for the murder Of a Duichman, whom he
stabbed in drinking house at Kncttsville.
He net his fate heroically, exhibiting but
little remorse for the past, or apprehension
for the future. He was very averse to pub
lie execution, and went IF at 9 o'clock, A.
d., as early as he could prevail on the Sheriff
to execute him. Thousands who came at
the usual hour for such affairs, were depriv-
ed the luxury Of witnessing the spectacle
Many foolish stories were started that he re-
vived after the execution, in which there
was no truth. After hanging twenty min
utes the chance of resuscitaiion is rather dull
to make the experiment desirable to those
who can conveniently avoid it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-20

FIRE-A FIRE broke out on Saturday after
noon in frame building a lining the La
mssco Hotel, and ragged with great fury, ow-
ing to a brisk wind at the time, and before
II could be subdued, two other adjoining
buildings caught, all Of which were consum-
ed. They were the property Of Herschel-
man and Smutee, two Germans who occuPi-
ed them in part themselves. The loss 10
erica. Fire Company Of Evansville, was on
the spot promptly, and played with good ell
feet.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-20
Foreign News.

Intelligence by the late steamers indicates
q fretful state of things in our foreign rela-
tons, with the Governments of France and
Sp in. The conduct of Minister Soule.
whether jrsti6able or not in the eyes of the
American Government, has been such as to
render him highly obnoxious in his position
France, too, appears to be sym2aIhising with
Spain, and cody insults our Government in
its di-coarteous treatment OF our Minister,
by way Of re senting the conceited grievance
ofthe Spanish Government. The result OF
this diplomatic sparring is in the highest
degree problematical, as the metal OF respons.
IDLE officers at home, and at the head Ut the
Government, is yet untried, and is conse
qaertly unknown in such emergencies as
this woul seem to be. There is no doubl
but gross insult has been perpetrated upon
our Government through its unworthy &C.
credited agrent, Dir. Soule. The nature oil
che insult is such, too, should call for i'm
mediate and unqualified reparation. Blu
what is to be done! Suppose our Chief Ex
ecuti"e Pierce demands explanation and re-
dress. and Il is refused-what ihenl Why
the good sense of every individual will tel
him "by all means pocket the insult. an,
suffer the indisnity rather than let the pres
emit pusilanimous administration create ter
fold greater calamity, and make anoihe
"buil" in attempting to adjust the maiter."-
The army of the allied powers is sufferin,
extensively from pestilence, exposure an,
famine. as will be seen by reference to on
published extracts from London papers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-20
FURTHER CONCERNING SoULE,s EY.
PCLSIUN FROM FRANCE.
NJ
PARIS, Monday, Oct. 80, 1854

The Soule affair is serious, if not threat
cning. Upon learning the facts, Mr.. Mason
sent Mr. Pratt. Secretary Of Legation, to
London, to see Mr.. Soule and gather the
probable causes OF his exclusion. Upon his
return OH Saturday. Mr.. Mason sent u letter
to the Minister OF Foreign Affairs, demand.
ing immediate explanations. At this mo.
ment OF writing a o'clock p. NJ }, no an
swer has been received. may add, that it
is not expecte' that the reply will be satis-
trctory: and il il is not, Mr.. Mason will take
his passport and at once quit the country -
This is the present state OF the case. Sumo
weeks ago the Minister o. Foreign AffaiA
intimated to Mr. Mason, Informally, that a.
should be gratifed if he Mr.. NJ, would pri.
vatel' prevent MIR. Soule from coming To
France. MIR. Mason naturally did not ac.
cede to the request List Thursday, being
at the Ministry upon other business. and yet
ignorant of the stOppage OF Mr.. Soule. he
asked NJ. Drouyn de lHuys why he had de.
sired that MIR. ). be advised TO avoid France.
The Minister replied that they had proof Of
his having expressed hostility to the presen Mt
Government OF France On returning home
he heard Of the forcble interdict placed upon
Mr. Soule's movements.
1t s considered at the embassy that this
position, If not receded from, must lead to a
rupture, and a rumor circulated day before
yesterday that MIR. Mason had already de-
manded his passports. l may add. that t re
opinion OF our Minister and OF A mericans
generally, is-rs mentioned on my own ac-
count in my last, that there was not suffi.
cient cause to repulse Mr.. Soule, unless a
strong desire to do it had previously existed,
We may suppose LOUIS Napoleon to have
been lrrltated at the presence of this French
agitator in France. at the American con-
cave upon European matters at Ostend, at
Soule's associations while in London with
Ledru Rollin and his band, at bis undoubt.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-20

WHERE THE MONEY WENT ro.--Mr.
James McHenry's house, which lately sus-
pended at Liverpool, is said by the New
York Times to hold claims on American re-
clamaiions to the amount Of f2O0, 200, or o
million oil dollars. Among the advances is
said to have been one CT f4O.0OO-S2O0,-
600 on the caloric ship Ericsson, for which
the house has mortgage on the ship. As
now dsmantled. and with the caoric expert.
ment given over as a failure, she is probably
not worth half the money.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-20

The HEALTHFULNEss OF SMoKE.-A wri.
ter in the London Times discourses upon the
properties of smoke. He thinks London and
all large cities ould be much less healthy
but for the artificial atmosphere created by
the combustion Of wood and coal. Describ-
ing smoke as nothing more than minute
flakes Of carbon or charcoal, which absorb
the poisonous gases emanating from the
sewers, and from works where animal sub.
stances are under manipulation. If this
theory be true, Pittsburgh ought to be the
heal,hiest city known, for it is the smokiest
hole in the creation.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-20

, a friend informs us that the loca
,r'de Is materially injured by the bills of the
Indiana Free Banks being thrown cut of cir
mutation. Persons going down ON the Canal
orwestward on the railroads, step into the
stores here wishing To purchase different ar
ucles. Upon making the inquiry, "Do yon
take Indiana money" they are answered
"No, sir.' "Well shall have To wait then,
until | get out Of the State, before | tur-
chase is the. customers reply us he goes
away Toledo Blade
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-20
GLORIOUS SUMMER.

WITH the hot sultry otud the rank
vegetation the lo~ands aud the marshes in the deep valleys
anil south xither The
burning drinks thu and s~esying plants
and poisonous that il inhaled
Yellow Iaandce Drangements of the
Bo wells Diarrhec dsenery Agae and Fever Bilious
Typhus Fever I'm these circumstances and infuenand
you should make free Of Dr. BKucEs ISpAS vEGEr
PAsAeEA Il cleanse the bowels purify the
blood health Advertise
umn OF this paper. t.ft s.t'f - A1s eys
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-20

~ They ha' 2 boa constructor named
"Rube" ia ST. Louis, that dined the other
on IL iull grown living chickens, and
looked as 10 he could have taken few mure.
He Fl ST fascinated them So that they rouid
not move, and then having licked them all
over with slime. crushed them in the folds o.,
his neck, aud allowed them down, feathers,
claws and all. He then adjusted himself for
sesta.