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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-19
HOME LNsgRANCE COMPANY.

HOME INSURANCE. COMPANY.
OF THE DRY OF NEW YORK
CAPITAL S5O0.b00-aH paid in IN CASH.
vvNHS Company commenced business about year
with the intention of doing SAT. with
large Cash Capital aud 5. L. Loomis head
protection 10 the assured equal Com
in the world Policies will be issued by the subscriber
Buildings. Merch- ndze. Sc, &C.,
s. L. LOOMS. Pres't
CHARLES J. MARTIN, Secretary.
ALLEN G. HALLoCK. Ag't-.
Main street. opposite the Bank.
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TRANSPORTATION
WESTERN STATES Ii NE.
DY Raroadsand Canals, running in connecti0n wit
ID Steamers and Propecrs on the Lakes.
NO TRANSPARENT AT ALBANY OR TROY,
PRoPRIEToRs
A. r. Cobb & Co., Foot of Indiara st. Buffalo.
A. w. Palmer & Co., I2I, Broad st. New York,
K. W. Sloan. 121 Broad st. New York.
Scott N Co, Toledo.
j. :. Chenoweth 81 Co.. Cincinnati,
This Is ofthe oldest. bestestablished and
liable lines Transportation in the country and sole
Agents for this section. authorised to give
through receipts for regnts TO and from the East,
very low rates guaranteeing against any charges
on the route.
aug9 LEWIS q HOWARD, Agents.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY
RY EIIOs. RAts>N a 60
1Okf ADAMS NCO.,S 1OE.
lOO4.GREAT "a .sTERN q WEST. Or

lS24.eHrsHHP IN sSSss sS,s nsrls54
Aka For the rapid and saf. convey -. -
Eses-fssfance Of Money Jewelry, valu- ~ rrassJ
- 81 able Packac and light freight
generally, Arrangements having been made with the
Evansville ard Charlottesville Railroad Company, fo
running the Express over their Road the business pub
lie Of Evansville are respectfully Informed that Mes
will be dispatched Mon ay morning Goth inst.
and daily thereafter in ehargs of pack
ages and freight forwarded through Adams & Co., Il
Vincennes, aud Way Stations on the road.
An Iron Safe will be carried give greater security
valuabes and in all cases goods delivered, immediate
l, on arrival at either end. without extra charge.
The business connections and arrangements of Adams
Co.'S Eastern Express have been extended to Evaf
vile, and p. G. O'kILEY & co. appointed Agents fol
receiving and shippi g at the River, on their Wharf
boat, and THOS. CONJUNCTION d co. Agents for re
eeivng and delivering all goods for the city, at thei
Bookstore, corner of Main and First streets.
Merchants ordering goods from the Eastern cties
will find advantage IA having them forwarded by
Adams Co.'s Express the time Of which is rarely over
III Packages of all descriptions designed either "a
the East for the Vinccnnes route should be cif at
u. O'Riley az Co.'s Wharfboat. or at Conyngton's d
Co.'s Bookstore or If notice be given they will send foI
them.
NJ The Messenger. Mr.. JAS. REYNOLDS, will bo al
the train half hour before its time of starBg 10 take
charge al whatever may be offered there.
Evansville, Feb. 10, "a. (apss-iy) ADAMS & co.
LEATHER AND FINDIN Gs.
sbt is jus, opening e Main stree,
oIieatherahd innings. consisting IN paft OF
1000 sides Of sole Gather, Hemlock and spanish
tanned.
so doz, morocco, No, l. g and 4. Tampco extra Mad
rass French and Cape boot, and Ladies French.
75doz Kip--Prime City, heavy country, light me
dunn
20 doz Cochineal Roam
10 Pink blue and green do
30 Linugs-Pnk, blue. and green.
20 Bindings-Lindsey's cape goat and sheep.
80 Patent kid skins.
$50 Calf skins-lght. heavy, and medium World
Fair and Caron, 70
9 .: Oil thong leather,
10 I" Madrass Kid
20 bills pegs.
500 prs lasts.
Boot trees. rasps avis pncers nails. balls tacks
stamps, thread, buffers, slicker wheels. keys hooks
and all other tools and materials by shoe
all of which will be sold the most reasonable terms
jel4
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A FARM FOV SALE.
NEW FALL mlLLINEaY.

EDWARD n. HIIL.......... ...... MARcUsR. HOLIDAY
HILL a. HOLIDAY.
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
HAVING httel large aud spacious Warehouse the
IN Wabash aud Erie Canal Main -he DEPOT
OF the Evansville aud Charlottesville railroad and having
pie hart facilities for
Forwarding Of Produce and Merchandise by Canal River
Railroad gill be in this city We also
pared purchase Produce Groceries in this
eit orders the purchase OF Groceries ia New Orleans
will make liberal cash advances Produce consigned
sale here be shipped Southern Eastern
ke. We hope by prompt attention business merit the
public patronage.
stp2-tf HILL 4 HOLIDAY.
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NEW YORK CITY INSURANCE COMPANY,
oTrIcE, WALL STREET.
CAPITAL, 49,. S5OO,OOO
Insurance against Loss or Damage BY Fire.
A PUBLICATIONS. received, and P)licie. issued on as
~ favorable terms any other Company, by
JEREMIAH Benin, Agent.
Offce over Caldwells Store, Evansville, La.
JANIS II
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KELLER. FARNSLEY Z co.
LAND FOR SALE.

orCNDgIfiS-
- btl Sugar Rah.r Moiassss. hbl Golden Syrup;
! bbl Sugar House Molasses. need this day a.
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REsH TEAs.- loo haif-eA.ss.: eat,y.; etc. ETC..
II aisn very choice. Just ree'a for sale Low by
ey2s Sc GILBERT & CO.. Sye., near water.
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LEATHER AND FlNDIN q

ICE CREAM.
Mrs. LOUISA KOLLENBERG has gain opened he
Isl lie. Cream Saloon for the summer. and will now
and during the warm season, keep constantly ha nd
for the accommodation OF visitors, good article of Lee
Cream. She has two neatly fitted up, where sh
would be happy to receive cal from the ladies aDt
gentlemen Of Evansville. Entrance 10 the rooms mex
door To her Confectionery. lmya0-2m
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BRUCE * CO.. New Castle Kentucky.
4. II. WRIGHT CO. Indianapolis. Ind.
WOOLSEY x LTNCR, Evansville. Ind.
and for SALE and mission at Depot prices by 49,
jeiO-6m KELLER. FARNSLEY * co Evansville
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LITTLE MAN WITH BIG STOCK!
PAIL. ANS WINTER CLOTHING,
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS, &c.
HAVE lust brought DOWN the river and opened old
stand the Pavilion Hotel the largest aud
selected and b.st manufactured stock of READY MADE
CLOTHING offered sale in this city This stock
comprises full assortment of everything appertaining to
wearing apparel made in the styles and
in suits tial manner Also large stock of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Of every description.
Tn well worthy tn. attention all who wish
supply themselves with CoFhng &c and VIII
themselves. Call at my store and see them.
oet2I If ANATOMY LOBENSTEIN
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everybody procure DR.. Bruees Almanacs and
JOurna read he performed
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WAR DECLAREDu

WAR DECLARED!!
II EVl SlLBERM has declared, mot war; but that
IL he received the finest stock ofSprng Goods
ever brought to Evansville. and that he c. WILL
sell them rs cheap any other house in the West
His NEW STOCK consists in part Of Spring and Sum-
mer Clothing ofevery description.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
And every o'her article in the line OF Fancy Goods He
is now manufacturing his Clothing in this city. has the
best and most and warrants salts
faction trade. Call and fapi2
The daily union., 1854-02-05

express The aversion Of oar from oomplscency
20 disastrous. Iheie not b. the mention OF the
Wimoi pgoviso in Judge Douglass bill. Such in
PRODUCTION has been contemplated, We protest against
IT, The people OF any Territory. however distant
or unknown. nsi capable Of msnsging Their at
fAlTs and employing black. white, other helps
agrealiarisis the people Of the colonies o Fr
gina, of Marylan OF Massachusetts,. The
stiaon guarantees every the United States the
right oil emigration does say, This section shall
mol extend ITSELF and that section may when il likes
DO you think that the who finally the country
York'oxn and the Cowpens would have submitted to
any such bargain that Then slaves over the
Aorh you free your negroes or dispose OF your
domestic as are wish Ga tbe contrary, by
natural and fixed law, these northern States. quietly
and without offence the South, emancipadoed, OF
Otherwise treated their slaves as they pleased, and
nobody objected Under The same law the constitution
was formed n man then. any more than now, could
be in two places al once aud neither all nen be-
take themselves 10 one meridian and live under il
latitude and live in H. the instga,ion Of humanita
rian'' and aboiiionst gentlemen. Aud yei all
American. Spread whole continent. we had 10
ake common fight for our freedom and our ndepend-
enee; and il is monstrous 10 suppose that prnc-
pe which establishes inequality IN the nights Of those
who stood together in battle be tolerated any longer
than The temporary necessity for its adoption exists.
Such principle exists in the Missouri Compromise aud
il was adopted. IN the language Of Mr.. Jefferson, a
reprieve only. not final sentence" We have op-
poranity OF restoring the constitution 10 its orgi-
nal vigor. and Of vndcang The great principle OF self
government, and we will do boa BY tue passage OF the
Nebraska bill.
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Prom the Deroi, Fres Press
Renewal Of slavery Agitation

Ii is evident ibai most vehement effort J. about to
be made BY the Seward wings and sboiorisis Of the
North to he agitation Of The slavery question,
which, il hoped bad been forever pot Al re-, by he
passage BY Conges and lbe aoqaesoenoe IN by The peo
pie. u The compromise Of 1850 The note Of
preparation has been sounded Seward and his cosdju-
tors IN Congress. hars issued manifesto; public
ings have been called IN seueral northern cities ;
snd The sboiiton papers oi every dsaree--ineluang
:" whig," " Tree democrats" and . incependeBf'are
joining The howl The Advertiser Of this city is one
Of the pack, and asks, Shall Detroit not speak so
ste wall be heard lkewises'
We are ready TO take the sentiment of the people
oi Detroit and Of Michigan on The subject involved
il Ibis new stemP, at sgIisdon We believe the
compromise messuresbsve been pretty ihoroughly sp
proved ~ TIE people Of b,is STATE. and thai any
desgn 10 disturb ihoss viii be most sgnslly
rsbuked. Lei the Advertiser cal meeting, a dsrs.
ol ihe Vhok pteSk Of Detroit consider he territorial
question: before Congress
We have no f.srs Of The fate of Mir Douglass bill !:
and we do moi sppr.hebd that the country be
IS disturbed By renewal Of slavery agitation There
democratic majority 10 both houses Of Congress saf
osnty large 70 pass the bsbda riA b. parsedsud he
objects Of hose Congress and Of a. who seek
opeh The O9 between the North and tae Souh
too wei usdersood again deceive any portion pf hs
people
But s MOI strange thai papers oi the class oi t5e De-
tro Advertiser, which hsve roIessed stand BY the
compromise measures. and uhich endorsed the resou
lions Of The last Wing Nssohal Convention approving
those measures. should now becom. allies of Seward
and Giddinss IL strange ihsl such papers should
now shandou The rren an of seilened Of ihs savefy
qoes,iOa, and Join bands with The abolinonirs oi The
oounry "a crusade which. i suecessia, would be die
@sSoas TO The peace Of the Uoion l. il hol strange
serh papers Tor o,hes purpose hsn 70 emhsss.
The present Administrations oi the sensfai government
shonid principles and reason aae oomaon 70
ae wndt. and stuve % procure re-aarin'ent Of The
scenes Of IsAs and lsSoi
These h,r.s se~ strange, sre yet We not ds~al-
pointed al her existence We bot confined 10 ne
kao~ledse Of he desitron o any guiding p iEes-
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Plies IN The conduct OF ths elass Of whg papers We
are bat convinced that 10 break down The admnisra
ton. they would involve the eousJy 10 eiv struggle
more fearful and dangerous hsn any IRON which II has
escaped.
How different was The treatment Mr. Fillmore received
froa The democratic party and he democratic press when
be was ia power Ia bis faithful efforts to execute The
laws and 10 maintain the saeedness OF the compromise
measures, be cheerfully and cordially supported
No considerations OF party advantage or patty ami
mosiy for moment deferred his political opponents iron
sustaining him 10 the performance of his duty. How
striking the contrast between and then
But notwithstanding that President Pierce must meel
The combined opposition OF wings ree-soilers, and inde-
pendents thai organizing against him. the sound de-
ocrscy OF The Union embracing majority OF the
people, viii forward solid phalanx bis support
The territorial bill reported by Mr. Douglas Is admin
straon measure. Every true democrat and every true
patriot n Congress will vote for H. II fore
The vexaious slavery difficulty II defines The powers
OF The general government, and Of the people OF the
Territories sqnarng them by the PLANES, principles oil the
constitution .proclaims that the doctrines advocated
by Lewis Cass. in lsss, light. II eTecs platform
upon which The democratic party OF every section
stand, end liH saad II ha, will determine who
are patriots and who are seeonalists.
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Georgia United states senator.

We barely had time in issue of last Tuesday tsays
the Georgia Federal Unon) TO announce the gratifying
fact that the democracy had after protraced struggle
succeeded in slecing Hon. Alfred lveTson United States
senator from The 4th OF March, 1853 That this result
will be surprising 10 many of our readers who have
been acquainted with the action OF The party upon this
particular sub,ec, prepared believe that il will
cause regrets among The irisHds and supporters Of Tie
dstils ulshed gentleman who The nominee OF The
caucus is equally true bat that any friend Of The
party or of Governor Mcdonald Will question the Wis
DOM under The circumstances OF the arrangement that
brought about the election Of Judge Iverson canno,
for moment believe 1t ibe result Of accident thai
The way opened for The election. BY which the CO.
operation Of four who had previously refused 10
20 into the election at the present session was obtained
Having then The opportunity and The power 10 elect
senator, the democracy. confident that the public will, as
expressed in the October election, demanded change OF
senator felt in duty hound 10 elect one though
sell assured that the iavori,e Of large majority OF The
party would have be abandoned to accomplish this OBJ
ect Judge verson The man, apparent TO all
who witnessed the struggle consolidate The strength
OF The party. and conflicting isieress Upon him
The party united and easily achieved The vieo. With
how ueh satisfaction The parry, lei the Joy manifested
on the occasion attest
OI Judse Iverson need hardly speak one word OF
euogy. As gentleman, jarst, statesman, and poil-
lesn, Gecrga ranks him with pride among ber first and
best
Daring the brief be spent the representative
Of lhe STATE Of Georgia in Congress he earned rePuts
ton unsurpassed By none who lad preceded hin 10 50
shorr time. While member Of Congress ], a
matter Of surprise friends Of Judge lvsIsos, who
knew 40 well his brilliant powers orator, that be
never disturbed The proceedings with speech. But
when ibe proper lime arrived be and electrified the
Iosss with an efori that viii long be remembered and
cherished by the party who honored bin with ts guard
ianshp and has more immediate friends and consiii-
uenis who reposed IN his keeping fteir most sacred
rights
Judge iysrson s an sdnirer Of the President. and a
firm supporter OF his administration he viii prove a
lower of strength the administration in ths SenA
and as far the rights OF the States concerned.
when hey ssssled. his eloquent voice ui be heard
in keir deisncs. and felt a degree which few. IL any
Of The great lights in ihe Senate surpsss
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nent when The open declaration Of their intentions
made and discovered VIII not be sniss.
When The railroad oi New York commenced lay :
ing TIE Ohio gauge The road from Buffalo the Penn
rylssnia State ne. the citizens Of ChsutauQue county
New York demonstrated TO their legislature gsEs this
ONO OF toseAsn gauge they termed IL. being PCT
down in their Stale" la To this Iemonsrsnee
tbe house OF representatives OF that Stale. org mated
and passed bill prohibiting the laying down OF the Ohio
gauge The ball went TO the senate and referred
committee OF thai dstinguis body. Before that
committee appeared Judge Wilkinson who spoke in be-
hall OF the railroad interests Of New York give you
The following extract from he remarks Of the Judge
that occaaion
"We drny that introducing the Ohio gauge
INTO State Dlare any OF lis citizens This
tract is buli and building from ST. Louis ETie
Pennsylvania. which will controls II we extend
The New York gauges TO Erie Pennsy yana the
OHIO tract when the Erie and SanbuIy road built il
Will divert hall OF the trade and travel 10 pniadep phla
II the legislature will let alone. will pass by the
Pennsylvania railroads with this Ohio ac and carry the
entire trade from the valley OF the Mississippi New
York"
IL is only necessary for 10 add that the senate
promptly refused 10 pass the bill, From this moment
understood the true ntenuons and designs OF New York
and. as Pennsyiyanians compehended duty, and
have en- feayored 10 perform IL
y our obedieni servant,
GIDEON J. BALL
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great hazard and sesaetoe hsvinx crossed The
10 advance the success of the Creeks n their mighty
contest for exstsnce,) HE zeal for his coanry and his
love 10 mankind will yet be recognized BY his county.
as be already BY his friends Of the trass,
dsinieres,ed. and best OF men SENEA
The daily union., 1854-02-05
BY rELEcRAPH.
AKrIsAL on rnx ARABIA

m
HALIFAx, Feb sIhe steamer Arsbia has jasi arrived
Her news VIII be forwarded at soon ~ possible
IsEcoSp pEsrArruJ
BALTIaorH, Feb. a-Ths details Of The bstis Of Ctsis
on The Danube, show brilliant victory The Tarks Ii
lasted hye days The Russians completely disoou-
fied. AA
-Four thousand men were killed and two generals wound
ed On the ias day. the Turks attacked Russian
serssl driving IL back upon kssjovs OF can
non immense sisas her both sdea The Turks shsr-
wards destroyed ibe Russian iofhcson and returned
Kalafat. ~ eahsg
Sehamyi had organized Polish regiment kwslvs hun
ered strong The Russians erecting foruAcssous AZ
Sebasiepol and Chmes. and exinguisted al ths light
houses NMA
The Porte nodiicstons in the note OF the
four Which The latter ss8isfactcry and
sent immediately 10 s. Peiersbuxh The Cxass reply
was not known when the Arabia left II toseh how
ever, he would immediately withdraw his arnbsssadoIs
from France and England and formally declare war.
Nothing else important Great activity in the French
navy-yards
4 Her news is week later.
Bresdstnhs have advanced. Fonr advanced Sd. to ls
Another despatch bseadsuffs dnl bur closed
firm Wheat advanced 10 Al. Corn up Is
Consols declined and closed al slt 9ll.
Eastern affairs very warke. The Cxar releases agree
TO pence
Cotton slightly easl.r Sale. OF the week As ooo some
quote decline
The steamship Pacific arrived Liverpool on the lssh
CONDITION or THE OHIO
WHEELtEs February 2-There are seven ieet of wafer
IN the channel and falling The river is clear Of ice The
steamer Baltimore arrived Ioday with 500 OF freight
for the East i.age Quantities Of freight way
SAILING or ATLANTIC.
SEw YoGg, February 4--The steamer Atlantic sailed
to-day with sky three passengers, and only sna
Of specie. SN
George Cooper. Hamburg, and bearer Or de-
spatches to Constaniinople, is among The passeogeu
LEsislATrKK.
AUGUSTA, Feb The house sent up to the senate the
names Of Crosby (whg) and Merrill Temperance dem
oaraD 10 be voed Tor governor The vol.
morrow
STEAMERS ICE.
ST. Louls. Feb 3-The ice moved here about oos hun
dred yards Wednesday night, aud sunk tho
Asia and 81 Angs, and seriously damaged the steamer
Farden City.
- 6F4srerE
DETKsIT, Feb The of James Parker, ~ Oak
land in this Sta- recently burnt. and four children
perished in the flames.
SAILING oLAssow.-PRizrryo4rus
vicTED.
Liverpool tomorrow. She unavoidabiy dssained
This her day OF sailing. @
Dominck Bradley o the principals the ats price
fight, Wesicheser, has been tried and convicted
oeatenced fine OF 500 and months risonsaent.
which Il considered very moderate 6sfget
Sevefs Others who parc ps,ed in ths disgracsful
ARRAY have also been iound guilty. and AsnasGHsd R-e
Of 500 each and months i'm prisonrnenf. sssss
--E1snkE1unn1nEznE=
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sale Tomorrow.
NJ GREEN A ssuTr. A.rsssss.s..

~ GREKN Il sCVrT. Asctssnasss- sAtsM
VALUABLE BuILpfNc LOTS NEAR THE CAPITOL rO1
sALEs Monday. the efh instant u; O'CLOCK VII
building situated
tbe
Pennsylvania bsins ~ feet incha
OF orgsn~ In "a. and q The sa~a4n ~ cf
hsving uniform depth u iue fret sx inchss
Tide spuabls.
bs dssd EROS
rrp. Coereyancing at the ol The parrfsascf ~
GREEN . SCOTT.
Feb sd A0ctfosaGH-
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AEUFF AND TOBACCo.-recr Lorliard nSnusetorer, a.
~ soitcwag avscss,
ouay Msocshcs, Scotch. FssnrA
saUHs Also. eAec~a tne
foil and papers dsscyeos Il -
src be known BY sending for fn ecs c.uset -
P0 a-4n
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ay =. &. neGUaAE. A-ctsesesr.

TRUsTEE's eALE VERY DEEIRALE FAxM u1AR
Il wAsHfNGrO~.-gu sst~rpoon, uarrA %, = N
o,~,ock q. M~0usa - -
Marrh tsh, is&, -
In a. fnio - lns<
RI n1nl-
up~s eps
win good aud suians,sl Awehag
s.ry nutSwsld,nr~
f.rms psvssas cp sae ira Mareh
deed searng ss~ a.
sa~. CARwE9Y. Txnunnn
JAs. G. ncGOl2&,
Fob S~eoA Aermoes~r.
The daily union., 1854-02-05

THE CHsLDEEx or THE SEw TngrAMEmr.
Homeopathy, ~ Te.~ss esd~sc3es y
Th~"~ss.es Th~sosirsi- ana Tnepsatcsis ~ Jasss 49,
son, ~. d.. F.RSE
Euros pa Ssndies.
n cs q
o~rrss hesns lournsl HAPPY
al Enss
last r~ceiv-d TAYLOR h MAunTT
res 8 Bcoaasass, - sssssa
The daily union., 1854-02-05

E7-TOOMg Mems ChsAstaAn AsooeaakAO0.-A supcia
body wall he hrd the LsfDcrsa rhssu Ut
O'Clock TUESDAY eveuinG.
upon report OF clerical oat3S
A fal re4ess1s1 La1ss
and gentlemen afro respectfully invited 10 aseaA 49,
ROBT. b. FO10k,
Feb S-2 RscerAinr Deevuny.
The daily union., 1854-02-05
Redemption of the Public p~bt since Jaa.ary
ea. 1851

TKx1surr DsrsRrxssT, February 4, 1854.
The daily union., 1854-02-05

G%Xoung Mems Chri~xtAn Assee1aaAea~-w. o6anss
Tmms ESQ Carolina, hessss anaoanSsa
evening (MondayD al o'iock ~ euichsuAsa
Institution sut9ccsi Poetry aud Practic.L
AAjoainG.
O'Clock, the purpose nteDcag hoAy.
for them,
present. The pabac re.recuuay issitsd - assssA-
c. w. 5CBkETNER,
F-bs Lectn Uennisps.
The daily union., 1854-02-05

SAILING OF
NEw YoRE, February 4-The steamer Atlantic sailed
to-day with Sky three passengers and only sna amount
oi specie. tN
George Cooper consul TO Hamburg, and bearer of
spatcbes TO ConstanIinople ong tho passeoxcrs
The daily union., 1854-02-05

Prices psvqueue
e co,oed gallery Prsvsse boxsa, o.
4tsE q. Ns.5
The daily union., 1854-02-05

TWO sfkAMEkS FUNK
ST LoUs. Feb 3.-The ice moved here about ous hun.
ded yards Wednesday night, aud the stearefs
Asia and 81. Angs, and seriously damaged the sseaner
Farden City.
The daily union., 1854-02-05

FiKE AND LOSS OF IdRx. ~ sas8sratF
DETRsIT, Feb 3-The house OF James Parker. ~ Oak
land in this sa- recently burnt. and four children
perished in the ns smes.