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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-06

A MUSICAL NATIoS.-The amount OF mo-
sic which has been Copyrighted at WASH
ington in the last third Of century, ellis
about three hundred volumes. averaging two
hundred and City pages to each volume.
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Hocs.-The pork maket at this point, we
believe has fairly opened. Three dollars and
fifty cents per hundred is being given tot
corn.fed hogs averaging 100 lbs, and 50.
SO for mast fed. During the past two days
pork has been brought in freely.
MI. Carmel Reg. Nor. 90.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-06

OF The brick building occupied by E. Z
Wheeler and Mr.. 8. Embich. on Main street
was sold on Monday for $500. at public
sale. DR.. Bray was the purchaser.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-06

OF There were but few steamboat arri-
walls yesterd y. Boats apparently waiting
for little larger rise. d. a..ae- 4e.5
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KANSAS coRREsroNDENcE.

Donigan City. PoiisIciasss, Facilities
for Breeding and Cw ltivattng Do
nestle Ansmals, vegsts tten, Timber.
Delaware Lands, &C., &c.
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@ Meggs. the San Francisco forger' was
known by many of his business acquaintancei
as "Honest Henry Meegs." 13larfss
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~A resident Of Natchez named Ashton.
fell overheard from the whasfboat at THAI
city, on Friday last, and was drowned.
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OF Bennett, of the New York Herald,
did not get re.he airing of his libel suit, and
will now have to fork over to Mr.. Fry the
$4,000.
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aovs ron sAl.E,

"A MOST ENCELLkSI CHANCEi
Aunmber Southeys Ealarxsnsnt Of Evans-
Wills. in market 1t cheap ~ private ale The
fr.m Is fee tfTontky Deep TO
feet font I deep; 81 them several
snevs toe gSsde OF the esy 10 iseann nov
within and three blocks Of the Academy
bs erected Persons wishing good nd chssl
location, please call undersigned.
nov2-lm tf W. II. CHAN DLRR-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-06

-. The Canal was frozen over at Terre
Haute yesterday morning SO as to bear ska
tiers. The p. G. O'RiIey was above cutting
her way out. ieiE'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-06

: nT Some small sales Of hogs were made
yesterday at 81 IS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-06

or The Joe Rowley arrived here yester.
day by canal through pretty thick ice. go
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-06

W River slowly falling. and no prospect
Of big rise from above.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-06

~ The Court was engaged yesterday
principally on Probate business.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-06
4o4 PACKAGES OF NEW FALL soops
MORGAN. KEEN d PRESTON.

AVE shs hest assorted Ferss. ga
- Domestic Goods Notions. Stses Hxrs e.a
Caps. they have offered to the tra~e. t-tT ="
We therefore wish to notify all close dealers shs<S
will be oosng for stock
and skull the going the rate 81
IS passage and 81 q per leD LIS freight go
are determined TO stop this going have
Cincn natl and Phils eel ph,a - = :
We need scarcely add these times are pss
fecy home no
Lon'sse br.k.n here 70 shave Iadisaa
As stock hrst clean fresh sna b~s,shy ve
specially invite all dealers who give coed IN
and examine for themselves. - - .svr
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
COLBURN q HEhsHBEnEER 81 n


opened the largest aad richest q
- starie and Fancy Dry IN
wneh may be fonnd rich Pi.d silks. SUPER pss
caet 49, french Mernes style Frensb Plads Frssek
Vashneres all wool DeLsipes fsurcd
90 very handsoD- Apaccas and szi.s Pr n-h Ess-
nsh and American Paids Lad,es - trnu KS
best anaiit; large Ladies. ess" asa
Shaws Of all sizes ques iarr. LOT 81 ne ,ie p
eroid.ries Collars.
ana plain L. q. Han ri.h Linens. Flannels
anAt,es AID eelor. Ladies Merino sBd six tp.,r.hr
Vents Nefino aud SIX rr Draw
er and large variety ornstsss 90 u.n.i.s
which We will be harry show. u pr ell
ssey sNeho"n 70 60 Call and examine. f-r eeIIe
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MARBLE FOR sLE.

CHOICE yell lot Of snnfactured Marble.
~ from the hest American and Itan Qaarres. now on
boa % p G.. o. Reilly Co. VIII boat. will be sold as
public aucto. Saturday the 9Th OF December Mar
BE dealers call and examine the 70 sale
pov2s-tds tEnqairer copy I'd IG o'kiLEf CO.
BRANCH BSK INDIANA.
EvAxs~LE. Nov. "a. 1e1.
TIME Semi dividend Branch Is declared At
Of 1--WE per cent. lessues PAYABLE 70 stack
holders ON demand. ncv2s-Iw G.. RATHBONE. Cash.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-06

EpECEIvED per steamer Gaxsl- ii---
~ Is hall chests Green Tea
$40 lh Ssgar-cared Dried Beef and for cal: ~ -
ssv3 t7-T I. 4 D.-HEINAXN.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NE W AUV EnllDEpl Elm III.
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
on LOCUST. Bsrw. THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS.
r. HORSES. Buggies. Carriages. k=HssaeSA
X and omsib sses. always for hire
oh 'I
horses and hseP IN, N IN the best order, -
during the day. and viii 3 steamboats, hotels the
% those Wishing IL Il will ALEC be
:: g.
WABASH AND ERIE CANAL.
hay, recent. 'sii lss; ,sd .s n.
nos prepares 70 IT. s.es any P,auc' ccn%sn or Fer
Slp o ;'s:ss e q S:s ::
in s =. warranted ss e sS aosS%N L.
P0RK pACKING,-r.nilis.. win be supplied with any
'e asss '''' '''A ''''' '''' - GEO FOSTER co.
ME rartnershp heresof existing between Theo Sore
Dietseh Henry schsen.r undrr the hru Disch
ss i a ssss
TneSs' r. Dsssa will d: Daily and w %fa Re.
sad SEQ s,iisss all moneys due - the SINE
dses >. HENRY A. soHAEFFER.
T,woi.ys room: J. Il sis 81 ss.ss i p....n. re..e
gentlemen sseonnos..d vish diy-soara Apply
/ ~ -. o. o. ..
~
Il: ssss:. Ss
ss.fa d:ss s's'' " ::
SALT SALT. lff-t
Fl. To- Cash ; 5" ss is. ; sS~
lNORN BROOMs.-ss do1 for cal. By
u deco 5. n, 0lLBIRT CO.. sye. Water.
SHlNasL Poplar Shingles superior quality
s.s ss.i i, 81 -s ''' ' X W. oAKpsSrER co.
80 par; Cider v.'' coSK SIX 81. s..;s
80 q ssss !! 'i ss.. MEAL C 81 s.; a.;
30 Exs Ts:s,:s R.s rye Cream Cheese
does 40 Putnam f-'" COOKS s, f. =. Grocery.
F% n sesRs At JSE o.S .. .EAND
.,,'on.sl. stock Of Domestic and Fancy Dry Goos
"a In diana Free Bank taken in elehanss po,3o
| Toys AND NOTIONS.
TST received and more daily looked including most
:. ssy
Needles. Pas ioo;Sp efs Pencils: Cola Pen: combs Brush
es Toilet Soap snd Povaer Emersops Razor Straps Travel.
'i:;
aud tor saie BY novso A c. PusHEE.
Choice s: s sale
Ok BBLs Aad sack. nf r. M. Flour reed and for
| SO saisby novso wv. BIS. vicKERY.
~ BUSH Ear Corn in and for sale BY.
| - nov30 J. w. Is. vIcKERY.
Lot Michisan Potatoes ar and 6ne reed Per canal
| IN for sale by nes30 ,. w. IS. vICkERY.
UNURNIPS. Sweet Potstses CARTS etc. for sale by
1 u nov30 J. W. L. .. vlCKERY.
yALIABi.E PR0PERTY Al. AUCTION.
concerutd there viii be sold
public Anc,ion. the door OF the Old Coart House. in
Evansville the 4th December 1884, The following
prersr so-sit; The half Of ia No. eighty
sx 1851 o. p Evansville together With the improvements
thsrsoa eons.ns Of Two brick Mar cut
stone tront. now occupied ~ f. s. Wheeler aud samuel
| Of tsle. = $500 ift oy2s 2td4tw
TO PORK PACKERs.
VXTE have Slaughter House in full oreston and are
w prepared Slaughter and pack ousommissiou for
farmers ~ho ship thar own account
Our Packing House city wharf venea for
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AT DEMONSTRATORS SALE! Y
ruNHB undersigned. Admins OF the Of NJ Y.
LopgbothAm. decd. win sell NJ public auction FRI
day the i Of December 1854 all the personal property
said undivided ehalf
the Pork House and Pork House Fixtures with
Engine and Lard Tank With ground
taehed same. kaown Mitchell Longbotham's Pork
House Pigeon Greek this city Ao the undivided
eqrppsge tackle and teams consisting Of two
mules; also Household and Kitchen Furniture. &c.
The sale will take place at the Warehouse OF Geo. Foster
Co.. Locust and the Canal at eloc
A. M. n. W. FOSTER .s-,..
a novi0-tds ID aar RoB'T. FERGUS. A -
NEW OATS-30o bush fresh Oats Just reed at
IN sspD 10 COOKS Family GroeeyY.
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THEODOnE FRAMES

CINClNNATlDfE lNG EsTABLlSHMENT.
Corner Cns nut sna Canal opposite Henry Lutz Groce
~. Evansville. Indiana. iftl
ANCY Dyer Steam Scourer aud Refnsher Of Dry Goods
Nsw Yers Dye House. -
Cleans BY steam Lades and Gardeners Clothes Of Sill
and woolsn Craze and Csshners Shawls emery dscrp
on and finishes sq q 70 new Dyes every kind Of ssas
moves spots stains from SILK Dresses. dry thou
innrng the color su He also cleans and Cur
tans in Silk and ooilen. foe de Terse and Tulies
Also he cleans CarPse and finishes them equal new a
fair rates octle-Iyd&v
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NnTI1.E

a LII persons knowing themselves ind.bed TO Krstr
Heiiman notifed mp thirty CAV. an
persons having claims against said frm will
tnem Tor payment. KkATZ a HElLhAN
hosli-d6wlm Main street. trtween 20 md Sth.
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-vALUABLE PROPERTY

4 " OUDED sATINETs.-s eases blue and brown mo
~ = tied Sstinetsf. sale BY
ovi7 JAS Low CO.. as Main st.. Lou, Ky.
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INDIANA STATE SICK MONEY

INDIANA STATE evCh MOShn
-LtI ntat TAKEN Altar. fll'ftelD
GLoTHINe. Wholesale and REF made up in the latest
" Styles and Of the best mstsri with Gentemen's Fur
pTisss for "a.Ss sna % State s.oss Money
Call :. store under shs Pav'a css and snsTies for
; STATE STOCK BANK OTEs OF INDIANA
7: for .sa y II;
usry Sc. at wholesale o. reta r..,,.r ...n ,,,..
. vi. IL n
or srIsG FAIRLY DEALT WITH
ssTs%ss, ,.t s 81 GAS
-, INDIANA ST At STOCK MONEl
ATPAR)R GOODS.
100000 OF state pck Money Wanted /.
- H. MAGHEg A. cove haad . very large and sie-
90 CANT stock Of Dry Gs Boots Shoes Hats. Caps and
Which they rate. .as ns ss the
Call soon and you wilt bargains and don't shave your
roo BUSH; s..''rals.. nrproRp.s
IN TURKEYS. = and fat. fer'ai' st svnvopns
SO BUSH ro.' Is 10 Sweet rS,sss, sSs sale
loo LBS; Bs'. i'r'aisa' nnproRp.s.
5O BUSH. Cereal. for sale sAs.p''p sproRp.s.
NuoussELrNE LAINE;.l case :, se%psr Idsn. solid
soss s'l''' SOW CO.. rs Main T.. Lou Ky
ID AY STATEsu,s =" \" 10 ee " ms Gay and
- for sale By -"''---S'- ~" q CO. f
-,xn,,r .wLS.-5 So Embroidered Shall.
Ia cd and.. = - .S- 1OM q Co
~1Io.VIIELyEr.-15pcs 40 cioakisg siik y.Iv-,
~ reed aa1 80 '. ~" CO.
GNOAL--2, S'~ ' cooH,s $40 r TOT snle; Enquire
~ ct = amy orocery.
1000 NOTICE.. 49,
.ITCUELL having withdra wn from the eyr, os
Nv , mitchell a Son. the uncersgnc will cor m ne
NY. ION and Forwarding busoe-s in his ovn name
ess1-t JOHNS MITCHELL
An BUSHELS rrims old Corn reed and ia, al.
w ~ oeel T. GRANT A CO.
-;' ER LATE THAN NEVER
, Id y. -, 30 bush Ouious; q
S. Sic - . haisins; dram sultan RAisins;
Sur Candirs;f 10 bxs Palm Soap;
~"san soaps 90 Olins do; for sale at
COOKS Family Grocery.
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HAY-A prime article haIed Hay ccp.tansiy on IA
- shd fos sale ~ nevis T. GRANT CO.
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s,Ix

CHOiCETOBACCO. 81 hore. f.voriss pr.ps.. peu,s,
~ 5s and 80 sale q n reduced mic. mr.
-nos4 8. e GILBERT CO.. Syc. near " ,s<Y.
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NOIICE hereby eiven. viii sell AZ ~ he .u,t,.,
on saturday the 18th day Of December
oenee OF Nilon SHOOK of
All his pcrsonal property. consisting Cattle srss
Corn agens Pows etc. credit eftwivs ALL -
gwen all dollars HE
note With wzivns vsluaon sise-
mrnt laws noyz3-tds LEWIS H0WES. Adm'r.
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GRlSr WILL.

GE&uST WILL.
NHE Fulton Mill 10 good order grinding Wheat
IL Rye. Buckwheat and Corn win dpstch and equal ta
any Mill In the West for quantity and qvIy Of Hour the
machinsry of the latest making the -four
lively and good Good wheat ground CUSTOMERS -four
sold. will he warranted. The Mill VI run regularly on
Thursdays Fridays Saturdays and her days when three
WAGON loads Of Grain togsther: so enc and try
Flour Meal abe Mill at all times.
Hsast msrkTt price paia for Wheat. ~ n,r-
nav7l-u .Iu d. - M bihth
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TO PORK PACR ERs.
"TE have Slaughter House In full or<stion and are
prepared te Slaughter and pack pork ousommison for
ship thar own account
Our Packing House the city wharf, venient
shipping timing expense for drsyage 'e have Iron
Tank for stcamipg heads or oGs and will by heads
Ret prices tor others at per 700 Hogs saush-
establishment usual. bdclvered free
chsrg OF the city Nr jas Svnson will super
The ssnghering and atteat the pmpt delivery Of
Hons slaughtered for other packssr Salt sd TAR
nished At market raees.
uovZ,-2vdSw ORR LAUGHLIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-23

We learned yesterday the particulars of an inter
estlng transaction, Says the st. Louis Republican
OF the l7th) which has not yet been made public
We, however, refrain from giving the names of the
parties. As it was related to u.s. it sppears that
young lady, aged about fourteen, who is a student
In one OF our most popular female schools, was in
the habit OF going 10 well known musical profess
or IN the afternoon, to receive instructions In this
branch ofscience. The professor 30 far forgot his
duties as teacher and gentleman, as to offer an
insult to his pupil and use improper and lewd lam
guage towards her, which brought the blush of out
ragged Innocence to the face of the fair girl and she
fled weeping from his presence. She at once told
her parents OF the indgnity that had been offered
her; and the father Sunday morning last, repair
ed to the musical professors residence, with good
cowhide, and gave the man OF bars and cro;che.s a
well merited castig gation such that he will recoect
all the days of his life. The Republican adds that
the funniest part Of 1t however, is that the profess
or anticipated something OF the kind from his das-
tardly conduct, clothed himself with three coats
and received the thrashing with perfect composure
until the raw hide WAS applied to his legs, which
were not so well fortified, when he danced consid.
erably.
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s1 REMOVAL.-HAT, CAP, m
kAANO FUR STORE,--RICHAKD

MOORE, Hat manufacturer and dealer In h.
Cars ard Furs takes occas on to inform his friend. J
the public. that he has removed from his old stsnS
NO l67 Broad street. to one of the new and commo.
dious stores recently erected on the Soutbern sa
Broad, between 4th and 5th streets No. 207
In announcing his removal into larger and bettey
w arehouse he likewise embraces the occasion TO re-
turn his since re thanks to those who bsvs for =. - ~
years to him their favors and bees to
them that he is now better prepared than ever to
serve them. S'SA W
Without entering details he would msreIv ssv
that his FALL GOODS were selected by himself n
person, and caLnot be surpassed for elegance or
cheapness. - y
The Lsdes are particularly invited to call and az
anime his stock OF Furs and children's Hats
PREMIUM HATS The subscriber, it will bs re-.
membsred. received the premium at The last 9 sts
Agricultural Fair, for Hats of HOME manufacturer
He still continues TO make to order the latest and
most fashionable style of Hat, and az he EMPLOYS
none but the best kmen and uses the hes stoct
his noanufacture cannot be excelled.
oc S0-1m
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ID o GG 4 TT d RSON,
TPHOLsTERFRs AND PAPER HANGERs

Corner Of Gorerhor and FyaBklin Streets,
HAVE now in store, their Fall Stock ol
Il L French and American PAPER HANGrNGs,
CURTAIN GOODS, CORNICES BANDS CORDS
TASsELS, Lace and Muslin CURTAINS. Table
and Floor OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW BLINDS,
Transparent SHADES, BEDS, MATTRESSES, &c,
which they viii sell work up to order on the
most reasonable terms.
We are also prepared 10 execute PAPER HANG
ING and UPHoLSrERING promptly, in the city
country. &C 2-Sm
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NOIlCE.-Wm. H. Benson having, by
~ deed of trust, recorded In the CLERKS tfcs Of
the Hastings Court of this city the 18Th of Nov
IS94 to me, for the benefit of his creditors
all OF his store accounts and property all persons in
debtsd to him requested to pay their accounts to
him, or to me, without further delay. And in pur.
suance OF the power vested in me by that deed l
have appointed the said Benson agent to carry on
his business as Tailor and to sell at private sale
until public sale shall be made the stock of goods
therein conveyed; but by the terms of the deed
without any responsibility on my part for auy con.
tract he may make. VIM IL LYONS
no 2l-lw Trnsta.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-23

SEWING M CHINEs s-HaviDg had
ing Machines, l haye been induced to examine
cluaely into the merits of the different manufactures
and for tie year past have spent much time in ord
to ascertain which kind would be best to the
South, for all general purposes, and now happy
to inform the public that have taken the agency for
the sale of Hunts Machines, which, for capacity
passed, whilst they warranted to turn oil work
equal to sny in use. Price $75 and &85.
P. HORTON KEACH,
no ll-ts 81 Main street.
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FORM OF PROXY

the undersigned do hereby constitute and appoint
--- attorney - for - and in name to
W on all gu ssons that may be brought before the
meeting Of the stockholders of the Richmond and
DaLvilIe Railroad Company, to be held at - on
- the = day Of, oraL any adjourned Getting
thereof, hereby rafyng all the acts of - said
attorney in the premises, as fully ss if -- were
Present AND voting in person.
In test'mony whereof, - have hereunto affixed
- hand this - day of ---.
IG-'nhn
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NOTICE.

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD co.
II f seventh annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the Richmond and DanviHe
Raroed Company will be held in the City of Rich
mond on WEDNESDAY, December 18th. 1854 at t2
O'Clock NJ The Stockholders will. usual have the
privilege OF coming TO and returning from the meet
ing FREE the cars.
P. VAN DEURsEN, Secretary.
NOVEMBER 18Th, 1854
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-23

RAILROAD AccIDEsr.-The Harrisburg train on
the Columbia, (Pa.) Railroad was thrown off the
track last Monday when abolt twenty four miles
from Philadelphia. One Of the passenger cars was
rolled down an em5ankment and completely bro
ken to pieces. None of the passengers were killed.
but several were severely injured. Among them
the Rev. Mr., Wheat, Baptist Minister of Philadel
phia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-23

TURNING GREY. would advise to use FETCH
ERS HAIR TONIC, prepared by John Johnson. 1t
is the beet remedy for the Hat that is now in use.
II acts like magic in eradcating dandrutf from the
scalp. Ii makes the coarsest hair soft and plant
nor is there any pre- palaton for the hair equal to
FhETCHER'S in Dressing Hair. Ole two eppli-
cations week being sufficient keepit in healthy
condition.
No Lady's toilet should be without bottle.
1t is sold by Bennett Beers, A. Duval, John II.
Blair, Broad street. and under the American Hotel
Wholesale and retail, by the manufactured
JOHN JOHNSON.
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THE APPLE CRoP.-The Newburyport (Mass.) He
raid says:
The crop of spples in New England this year. as it
has been in every even since the Ba OWN came
into general cultivation, is too large for the demand
and the price has been dropping until they are now
dull in this vicinity and Boston at ST. z5I so per bat
rel and may be had delivered at the raifo depots
thirty forty miles from Boston, at 81 to 40 cents
bushei.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-23

Barton has produced new drama al his theatre
10 New York, entitled "The Upper Ten and the
Lower Twenty 1t is aimed to describe New
York and the New Workers, and consists of mar
ried woman's elopemsnt and the revenge of her
husband who quits drinking for that purpose, upon
herself and paramour.
Ia Lowell, on Saturday night, Mr.. Richard Sea.
ton was robbed of his watch by fellow who put
over his mouth a cloth wet with some liquid which
nearly straneled him, and left him to be discovered
by the police in a senseless condition. The rascal
was subsequently arrested.
The captain of the bark VIM Purington, which
reached Savannah on Friday, in twenty seven days
from Peint Petre, died from iutoxication. He is
reported to have been inebriated during the entire
voyage.
shawls on exhibition by the Turkish commissioner
called the "Jewel of Persia" was sold for Sl025
aud considered a sacrifice.
KEEP YOUR BOTTLES FULL-People are frequent
y found dead with empty bottle beside them,
which proves the danger OF all empty, and the ne
cessity for full, one.
Rev. Eleazer Williams s before the legislature of
Vermont, prosecuting the claim of the ST. Regis
Indians to all the land lying north of Otter Greek
in that State.
BURNED to DEATH The house of Tread well
Mott at Christian Hook, L l., was burnt ON Tues
day last, during the absence of Mr.. Mott and his
wife, and two OF their children perished In the
flames.
WnoNG CoNcLusroNs.-It won't do to conclude
that man is always happy when he is Smiling,
or that he Is householder, because you always
ind him with "brick IN his hat.
A few days ago, several deserters from the army
were aogged at Neport (ky) barracks, anu then
drummed oat of The service.
Yates. extensive hemp factory at Lexington, KY,
was destroyed by fire last Wednesday night.
Robert Abraham, for some years past editor OF
the Montreal Transcript, died In that city last
week.
The Rev. Thomas NJ Clark. bishop elect of Rhode
island has resigned his flee rector of Christ
Church, Hartford.
Judge Frederick Whittlesey, an old and d.stin.
guished citizen of Cleveland died 10 that city last
week.
The carpenter shor Of w. II. Thomas in Wash
ingion City. was destroyed by fire on Sunday
night.
John G. SAKE, the funny poet Is delivering q
course of lectures at ST, Louis.
The total tax levied In Hamilton county o 70,
the year 1854, amounts to 81 GAG 39l ea3
Samuel Dana, OF the frm of Dana, Fenno & Hen
shaw, of Boston. Is dead,
Luther swigget, the State Auditor of Delaware
| disd last week
There are a53 inmates In tho Cincinnati poor
house.
Pea.nuis arelprohibted in thesNa.loual Theasr
| IN CincinI All
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-23

The Rev. Turner NJ. Jones has been elected to
the Presidency of Greensboro N C. Female Col
lege in the place of Rev. DR.. Deems who has re.
signed that station.