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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10
Town of Farnanl.

TT HE undarsigns3, in connection with others have
i puch trac' If land On he line of the Mis-
slssipp, aud Missouri II ,tiruad about nineteen mill
Of Davenport, near the junction Of Scott, Cedar
AMI Museatire ccunties IN which they are lay ng out
lots for town. to be called Earnam. This location
FOR health and beauty is not surpassed the line Of
The r ra"; the adjacent un'ry is high and rolling;
si Of tie rst quality, well wateIsi by pure springs
aud running bruoi", and wit hin ten miles Of ahun-
lance of stene GOAL Ca the completion Of tho Rail
road this fertile and active section of country will
be speedily brought under cultivation and it possesses
all the clements necessary to sustain haavy ropula-
ZION.
Tn, pro,rietors will commence the erection of y
number of buildings cary in the spring, and exp:ct
by en- ray and perseverance 10 make Farnam a town
Of imp rt,nce. Every inducement will be offered to
persons Wishing to ssttlo at Farnam. All persons
az eeiug build will be furnished with lot Of ground
free of charge Persons embarking in a business re-
qlirng Dumb@ Of lots will be furnished gratuitoue-
w. with sufficient ground to accommodate their bus-
D..s. For further information apply to 4
A. c. FULTON.
n. FEJERVARY,
J. NJ. ID. BURROWS,
Il. NJ. PRETTYMAN. 4
Davenport, Feb l6, 1854. (feb24-3t*l
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10
FIELD. BEARDSLEE & CO.,
DEALERS IN
MI. ms w f \ II,

l5S Main Street, ST. Louis. Mo,
iyAVE NV in store large and complete sto K Of
Ill Wooi,u, Linen, Gotten and Silk dcods adsp,ed
=. Men, Wear, suitable for the present and somng
ason. Having unsurpassed facilities for couductng
this branch Of the dry goods hu.ins W. are prorared
1. compete with any jobsig fouse Eat or W.G.
We ennumerats soms If tho loading art c!ea,
CLOTHS.
Cassimeres, Vesting., ID eshins, Sttins,
Satin-ts, V!vets Twe,ds, Scrg's,
Jeans, Hollands, rdurOys, Canvas,
teitonsdss, Padding, Linens, Wiggans,
linen Drillngs, Buttons, Linen Ducks, Servings,
Alap,eas. Tnreads, CashmAr'ttes, Twists,
Drap D. Etes, Bindings, QneeD' Cloth. Crds,
I ambr O., Buckles Waddings, Silesias;
ALSO A CoxPLLTs 1T OK -
MEMS RN s ii | NC q o 0 d S.
Msrchants. Ciothiers ard Tailors visiting the city
J. tho purpose # buying, confidently believes will
fhd it greatly to their interest to ex,mine cur stock
before making their reflections All orders will be
promptly attended to. FIELD, BRARDsLEE co.
March 8, 1885, Sun
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10
Red, Back and Blue.

l am now Manufaeturipg
SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF INKS.
(WHICH can Wholesale to the trade as cheap e
w can be had in the West. Merchants and clerks
will ind my INK to be smooth, durable, and e5sy-
flowing. nv Call and try it.
Dec. 80. SAL JAMES M. DoueHERIY.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

Furs and Deer Skins.
COR any quality of Furs and Deer Skins, will
L pay the highest price in Cash.
Dec. 20, '53. CHARLES NEALLEY.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

SOLE LEATHER.
A TONS Ga and Hemlock Sole Leather, received and
4eor sale by (Sspt 1871 CUAe. NRALLEY.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10
PORK, WHEAT. CORN AND
OATS

I'VE would call the atter ton Of those Of our cu--
toners who have not paid us, that now il the
time for selling and paying up Any Of the above
tcles will be received at the highest market price, in
pay of debtsand all debts paid fst February next
will be left with the proper officers for colection,-
longer indulgence cannot and will not be given.
Muscatne, Doc. 30, '53-3m) OaILvIs ST. JONI.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
Opposite Green 8. Stones Banking Heuse,
HAVING received full supply of Drugs, Medi-
cines, Ols, Paints. DYE Stuffs, Varnishes, VIM
dow-dlass, Putty, Spices, SHUTS, Tobacco Brushes,
Trusses, Supporters, and fancy articles, is pre-
pared to sell these articles cheap any house in the
city. His goods selected with great care from
the best houses in ST. Louis and be warrant them
to be FaEsH, and GENUINE He will at oil times
be ready to ill orders from distance with the same
care and at a. low prices though the purchaser
present.
He will give personal attention to compounding
prescript ions all hours Of the day or nigtr
He is slsoagcnt for the sale Of a.. tee POPULAR
family medicines of the times. p25.tf
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, etc.
A GENERAL assortment of Dry G. ods, Boots, Shoes,
II Hardware, Queensware, &C., for sale cheap by
Dec. 6, 1854. A. DUNSMORE.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

SOlO Out.
HAVING sold my entire stock to A. Duusmore,
Ii wish all those indebted to me to make inmed :
ate payment, in order that may pay aldues and del
mands at once. A. Dunsmore is authorised tn mako
settlements, DC. WIN. T. MASSEY.
Muscatne, January 8, 1854.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

S0 mn Bushels of Wheat wanted at then evads
oU,UUU Mill, for which the highest price will be paid
in cash by (dee3O-tfl OeILvIE ST.. JOHN.
6CnO Uono We are prepared to pack at our
0UUU 1OSS. Packing Honse, 5000 hogs.
Dec. 80, '53-tfl OGLvIE & ST. JOHN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-17

e The European governments, now engaged in war,
seem to be anxious to learn something Of the Americans
Russia comes 20 US for Steamships and engineers France
aud Turkey for pistols and England Also has her agents
in this country pryns nto the Inventive skin our me-
chancs The Springfield Republican, OF late date, has
the fol owing
Her authorities have sent three officers Of ordnance
and engineer corps to visit establishments and gather
oil necessary Information aud facilities for introducing
their advantages at home.
These geDtlen n--Col. Burns. c pit Warlow, and Mr.
Anderson-are now making n minute inspection OF the
Armoy here taking notice Of its various details and ma
chiuery, and have ordered copes OF OF them made
atthe Amss manufacturing establishment, Chic opes
be sent 10 England.n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-17

ARTIFICIAL PRoPAaAroS OF FIsH.-Thc Perth cores
pondcnt OF Glasgow paper thus described the Matching
OF hsh IN the lay I'VE furnished with ora nearly
ehpped and by means Of glass vessel filed With water
and lev wors,ed threads acting rs syphon enabling
us to Keep Up constant supply of fresh water We VT re
srHihrd by observing the little creature bursting the shell
As IN the hen chick the head the rs, part that freed
ana after few struggles the shell entirely thrown oil
The appearance OF the fish this stage OF its being yer,
interesting What ia 10 be the future ii,h ia mere lin
with large head having very prominent and large ewes
Along tho belly of the fish, from the Gls downwaris t.
suspended bag OF heart shape aud OF all proportion
to tue SIZE OF the fish, This contains the heart &c mart
oil the yck OF the egg or still nourishiug the fish, aud l.
composed OF very delicate and quite transparent EN-.
hfare Blood vessels spread like net work OYER il,
surface, and the crimson tuge of blood gives the fry
rerdish disappearance Every pulsaton may be seen,
and the small pecora fins, which use cons an, in oton
The yoS remaining in this bag gradually absorbed but
We cannot say as yet how many days eapse from the chin,
ping OF tie shell till this takes place we shall know
ie" days The little creature is very nmble hu, owing
to tile SIZE OF the bag, 1t svims on s side We can ess
ny see from the helpessness of this little animal ho it is
preyd on at this stage of its existence BY hc fish the
rver and even By its species In France the ara
have been Matched in Gu days but Perth owing TO the
water being Kept at an even temperature taken place
in so days.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-17

tB- The nhg press Of North Carolina are battling man
fully for their cause in the approaching Gubernaors cleo
on aud give .tering Of the prospects Of the
wing candidate, Gen. Dockery The Old North State
says:
From all sections Of the State arc daily receiving
nduoitabe evidences Of the commanding strength of our
gallant standard bearer His plain OPEN frank, honest
manner Of expressing himself make Tor him scores Of vii,
ling friends wherever he goes. All the denuncilton and
ridcue heaped upon him by Democratic newspapers
throughout the State serve but to increase his strength
and give him deeper seat in the confidence and aec
tons Of the people"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-17

THE NEW YoRK DEMOCRACY will soon have another on =
'ortunty to show how hard they love one another.
state Convention ofthe Hirdis to be held at Syracuse on
the 18th OF July and State Convention Of the sofs a,
the same place on the 9th Of September preparatory to
rganizng for the fall elections Strong efforts are ma.
king to bring about fusion OF those dscordau, wing. of
the party, but with little hope Of success. Sine
the Hards aud the Sos appear agree in their oppos;
don to the Nebraska Bill have been ,oh enough 70
suppose tina. this fusion nigh, take place. On ,hs opea
ton the Hards have evidently allowed the sos TO pet IN.
better Of them The only apology that made for their
opposition to the Nebraska Bill is, that they have been
provoked into hostility to every thing the Administration
avor They have a. all events allowed themselves to he
provoked into very inconsistent position 10 this case
but though they may seem to agree In opinion with the
Sos yet they say they can be induced to yo. with
them 10 their State elections Tha. set down as u,,er
impossible.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-17

III Hon. b. +. Butler, Van Buren's righ. hand man
aud Known as an immensely pious individual having
on one occasion bitterly depored the lack OF stated
preaching" in bis vicinity made rou,ng speech against
slavery and the Nebraska bill the Abolition demopsra
ton in New York, on Saturday. He declared no would
rather die than take par. in the repeal OF the Missouri
Compromise He advised bis audience to employ the three
or Tour succeeding leaving the Sabbath for
reflection and praJ erin getting up protests, aad ms
king their voices heard in Washington He stated also
that he would go his death for restoring the repes
clause OF the Missouri Compromise anj sIpungng the
oIpuugen." To this end he was ready to supper,
any man Tor the next Presidency Wing or Democrat
who concurred with him In this one purpose lie would
vote for William II. Seward 10 preference 10 Stephen
Atnoa Douga9" Such Is the pous Bepjamins position
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-17

AMERICAN BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR FoREIos yI.
sloS-Ffom the annual report of this body, We CLEAN
the following iacts-
board have IS missions embracing Ill Station and IS
s ga VI 'heis, are am the North Smecal
iHaiahs Ia africa in Greece, Jew, I'm Turksy
among the nominal cnri'ias among the Nah rtans in
ASIA IN continental India In IN, sand CryIon
oesa one aboo 10 be added al IN the Islands
mss onaes one assistant aad assistant
died since the annual meeting October last ST.
su oar assistant have then their ,
OF whom arc ordained ministers be
,sn' oa, me number are as minister
it assistant mishonaries 81: female nsty.
81 do as st 'nts l0l by Nh. B,ar as IT,
dillon TO the above there az The satscb
assistants val Ing TO 20. "''''' 'io
kleveh printing Establishments under IN. :,
have isseed within 81 pages Of the
gions books The sae amount published by the 30 Td Is
S mons Nine seuiLaries and 1885 schools cont ain 2s
@ ppPs Ihe churches OF tie Board ia nu nbe .
the year. 800 '- A-'ed "'A!i
The receipts Of the Board August i., ls1 hay. han
" 500 L. being an Increase 81 % Tn. n,I,rrs
me whole year viii be $4,000 rendering sIl59 neee sry 70
the CORES spending months Of 1853 - '-''''''0'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-17
tR-one Of u, rire. Of !. Mormon in En,,. ~.

written long letter to her sister in New Hampshire
which Is published in the New Yok Herald, In defence
the doctrine and practice of poyg,my She quotes sip
'ure with great gbness. and be entirely salts
he'd With her religion. She tolls her sitter she would bs
greatly pleased to visit her kindred 10 New Hampshire
but before che do the laws Of tho state mus, be so
modified BY enlightened legislation and the customs aud
conscences OF Its inhabitants and of her kindred so al.
tered that her husband accompany her with oil his
wives and children and be much respected and honor
cd In hs family Organization aud In his holy calling As he
at home Until this is the case she says her kindred
will no under the necessity Of going to heror they will
be mutually compelled to foreso each Others
she gives US the following account OF her husband:
have q good and virtuous husband, whom love-
We have Tour little children which mutually and In.
eIpressbly dear And besides this my husband has
seven other living wives, and who has departed to
better world. He has In all upwards OF twenty chill
dren All these mothers and children endeared 10
by kindred tes-by mutual sffection-by acquaintance
and association and the mothers in particular by mutual
and long continued exercises of TOLL patience ong suffer
ing, and sissrly kindness We have our mperection,
IN this le but know that these good and worthy
women, and that my husband Is a good aud worthy man
one who keeps tho commandments Of Jesus Christ and
presides In his family like Abraham He seeks to pro
vide Tor them with all diligence he loves them ALL and
seeks to comfort them and make them happy lie teach
es them the commandments of Jesus Christ and gathers
them about bin in the family circle call upon his God
both morning and evening"
She closes her letter with thrilling appeal to her sis
ter:
"Dear sister, do let your preudces and traditions
keep you frou believing the Bible the PRIDE shame
or eve OF the world keep you from your 10 the king
oom OF heaven among the royal family of polygamss"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-17

NoRlL sUAsos RAN--when fr,e II q, ,nr. ,ho,, -, -
hgeeia was boy he lived on farm Berkshire county q
owner II which was troubled by his dog Wolf me cur Killed hi
sheep knowing perhaps, that his was consntou T On
posed 20 capital punishment and he could devise no
prevent It, " " '1@N' -
81 can break him Of IT," said Agricoa f you will give m,
"fhou art permitted" said the hanss: farmer and we Will IL,
Agricola tell the story IN his words. ~ " ''' '''
There the farm" said AyT,o,, H., ,,,..-
Tor Su,tiog Won was Tor sheep killing stood ia a.
much need OF moral suatton the dog shut Wolf up In
with this old fellow and the consequences that the dog
looked sheep 10 the face again The broke ever hons
ms podJ, iefaIy wonderfully uped the ram aforsaiJ
by his exploit bis nsoence becar ntorabe he vas sure
pitch INTO whoinsoeyer went nigh him. nx him ala
so did. rugged an Iron cIoEbar Of hole ia lie H.
point foremost and hung old Tat OF H. Yon
AWays tell, when hat whether there Ia b,ad T. .,
not how then should RAM The made full Ju.,
tEsen bls horns aud came out under tail his LITTLE ,o
zion efeciualy cured him Of buttlDg."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-17
EX.TIESAassLyyE SALE OF XALTAnL. REAL

NNrENSIyE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
UNDER TRUST Melton ana wife having by
"Ifn OF The i2h day OF April 1854 duly recorded the Clerk
1nes o! Loss county conveyed the subscribers for the
arnt Of said Melons debts all properly every Description
Tae Trustees for the purposes Deed ard In compliance
With ia will expose to sale at PAIL: 1Hc:if At Louisa
Court Has vrgna, "WEDNESDAY the qni day Of August,
eyed much may necessary 10 comply with The
requirements Of the Deed. ~ ~
The re. property consists Village Tavern and
F NJ Louisa Court House; 1889
ss acres called the raey Tract 5sl Louisa O. H.
ed we Home Tract 500 acres the isrr,s
9 acres near Louisa O. H. aud Chhes Tract
Ill in the county Of LOUIS
The property at Louisa O. H. consists whole village 81.
sept one small tenement aud conceded by the
ros valuable tavern and trading Eastern
las on a. presents large hoiei shops
aud dwer: houses and has attached vaiu ,pie farm Of
ABOUT "" eres The other lands Of them
hoods The several .ubdiydrd Ter the Accom-
notation Of propose viii
'orr the ~ n Of June NIX >' " - w
rhe person severity
yhkey -ui young many OF them valuable an
'ouSe e'Vsnt- very large quantity Hstr Family Fni
'ale C;r,g and Harness buggy and hRrnCs. all ,h
toIe' Cattle sheep and hogs tue Crops ard Ctyn.
" am every oiner article OF property belonging 10 Mr.
property offered for sale /. the mos. v,I.,s,. and
'vs 'h has bees pu, in marke; this country for
n'ny year Either OF the ubseroers g,dy any intor
nation Nh may be asked and Mr. Melton will
2erty TO auy 'ishns to nsPcii .nsd for the
meneee'ent OF the sale stA be unir will begun on he
pieed. "' -' ~H"' e''h-
rhe terms OF sale will be For the cash. the other
PERSONA property credit Of six months will gwen bear in
iereom OF sN and fer the and viii DC accom-
aT T 2, Sna viii he made sncsn on the day OF sale
aid Ia 'r order Oi property respectively ,uhj.e 10
rnty will obtain Compete tile. hui
course the iuoscrbers wall only vested in the
~ the Deed. EDWARD II. LANE,
JAMES "a. GORDON, STruster,
,.,,.. o-.r CHARLES ". DABsEY,
nyi7-iGwif ELISHA MELTON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-17

IHE ARLrSeTOS Ho1rL-Tbis new house, opened dur
'ng the present spring, has deseedy met With no sue
cess Under the judcious management Of lie polite and
accommodating proprietor, Mr.. ~ Creary It has becom.
one Of the most attractive and pleasant hotels In the city
Tie location is In very plessan. part Of the ety-tbs
building Is large aud surrounded with beautiful ground,
aud shruooery-tbs rooms are neat ospscou. and well
furnished aud the table kept 10 the very best
Persons visiting Richmond, during the sumner, par,Icu.
nose intending to remain few days or weeks could
no. mad more agreeable house Of than the
Arlington.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-17
Theadare p.rl.r

Fanny Fern went recently to hear Thesdor, Parker
Ithe Abolopist1 Who entertain. nj, .rs,.,,, -. @
hath a.v a, a.. Y ~, NJ wy Ss''
WV N - he' impressions &c
rived ron the occasion are thus stated;
"Do you call this church, Well 4 near, y,.., .;r
err here few nights ago. End brsh, eyes sp,rkIeJ ad
waving ringlets kept time moving fans-aud oners
glasses and osline and fashion and oiv rsissd
once triumphant can't &c, up any devotion here mn.
der these laced baleonc- with their f.honabc fcieh,
was good old church. with cracked bell and unbsup
rater pine pulpit with the honest sun staring
the windows pitch pipe in the gallery and a 70 boS
nailed rustics scattering around the uneu.hioned
should feel ariebt: but INV soul |, In Ie,,.a
won soarIs wings arc esrh'crppled. Things nre all
too hne Nobody can come in at the door Who's, bn,
coat and bonnet arc ashionacly cut Tho poor man
ninus Sunday suD might lean on his staff IN tho
long while before he'd dare venture in pick up hi,
prayer Of penitencc NAV wing its vsv 10 tho .,,t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-17
EorrOvAI o., Nay ls,h. issI.


| 10 Ne kdors II lAs WAig:
wing today for the n' time seen the ResmoEd Dispatch Of
the ioh n' In which there publication relative 10 the al
jasment Of the dnaiy between DR. A. Arnsv ~ p, "a
aud Col Charles A. ofmp' Of Richmond think Incumbent
upon me TO DE- Asnew to say that the statement o. pub
mhed Incorrect aud also deem proper male null ,t,,s
men, OF the facts OF the occurred and to r,,, h
s earfs'rendenee onths sh Of May Arneu received
through me- from Col crump. the iolo-ns eouuune.,IOn
Asueu The 1s~.aa. " Sssss,l Nay Sss h. hS
ss% SsG ;s to NJ b. T.
Very S::s:s.sry
Amer The am'eAs;e aajn, the diasa,. ssJo,.S N.
"s ssss s'': .o tSi
hsP' not tn words OF the eNre,pondence per-
crump eonaua. MAY y SKI NH, lisa,
ssSiq' iii n aHs :S0Ssy
' SsSs va. s: .: S1y
g n MGR: ma n. 2, Il;
"J jas. A. Tasrw
ssSs. ssS s os this
s * e. al
'''' . ''''' ''''' very R sss ::$:
called a. Col Stumpi for Of formally
:@I:s
but HGssa ss sa s1sd S,,:
s:s' T,iI ,sg o ss
drrsood IT, Whereupcn tnsusi reaty. 10 The
eass ma e by each CONCERNING the Daring which con.
Nersann letter ntr6tueed Crump from vsn,s
man OF richmond TO Mr. wm Scott (uppo.ng that Mr scott
w aetna ~ Col C nd giving upon which be thought
The incily might be honOaby adjusted to That oi
cerni " Asnew, without affecting opnop and ,hs,
Or Agnew ought then TO withdraw Col
orop said to Col Urump, with permission would
take WI, letter to DIR Agnew for his DR. Avn,v
hd mat would accept the provide Col Crump
would withdraw the publicity OF hi, suitable man
ner upon returning TO Col Cs he
would withdraw the publicity hi, Before repinv 10
settle TIE ID nifty, and which pr Agncw sim lie
then wrote t note which
." Or Asne" he signed supposnr with
with "! oumP aud cNmng under the II was
mutual agreement between the parties.
No B,RSLvus, May Sth, 1854
commune iyed
IN have
geNet pary viii these conditions w.t. reract ali per
sonAts made 10y agreeing 10
do the SAM thereby becoming mutual friends
Very Respectfully,
JAMES A. AGNEw.
NO. - . HOWARD House. May Sth, 1854.
DR. James /. Agnew sr:-Your has been
eeived and Is perfect satisfactory
withdraw all personalities used by towards you.
Very Respectfully,
omAGLEs A. oRuMp
WherepPon the following drawn up atieed by
Smith and TyseL
No &. DurtuoRr NAV
The dncry existing between Col Crump recently Of Rich
oni ana nr Jas Asnew, Of Pc Edward day been ad
ued homo ably aud satisfactorily pare. Letter,
A T..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-17

I'd The ST. Louis RtpuJlicdn gives the following &C.
count of the war among the Missouri Democracy:
I'VE are glad TO that our friends of the Druocrat
are busy employed in making up tho Issues for the COM
ing election. fierce upon the Administration and
upon the Democracy Of which the Administration Is the
representative is resolved upon-Benon and the Benton
party engaging 10 it with all the zeal Of disappointed of
dceseekers aud malignant politicians Benons advocates
seem TO have caught something Of Bentons spirit and
notice that all men who will allegiance 70 Ben
ton, are turned out Of the party with little indifference
as men could possibly IL they had been mtmbers
OF the party all their lives. "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-17

Auction SALE.-The sale of the series of splendid Oil
Paintings, now on exhibition Elias acs store on Main
street takes place to- day, at IL o'clock
Those having taste for such productions will be ar
orded rare opportunity OF satisfying by attending on
this occasion The assortment comprise Urge vsriey of
style and design suited every diversity of taste The
conceptions are exceedingly tasteful and the work itself
is wrought to the perfection of which the art ia
capable.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-17

The NEBPAsEA BiLL-on Monday the House Of Rep
resen'aVes sgreed close the debate the Nebraska
bill, 90 nett Saturday at IL o'clock, by vote Of ia to
3d. The Pacific Railroad bill then postponed to the
Path by vote Of 1873 SO. So the factonisis arc
ing into measures. vote upon the passage Of the bill
may therefore be expected this week. It will pAes, with
out doubt, by handsome majority