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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-06

EBIMEH L0INT IiNE TO MALIi-A esn
-fARE 81 oNLS.-The public are hereby in1-s.>-->x-
formed that the comfortable MARYLAND
McHEt having been entirely red enlarged
in Is the route Richmond
more, once weekly.
Pss'ensers by this agreeable and economical line will
Richmond by the morning train MONpAI Of each
o'clock, NJ and reach baltimore
securing connection With the different lines
following morning, in any direction.
Returning will leave Baltimore the
Wednesday Of each week. at 6ocock y NJ and Aqua
Creek time to connect with the night line OF the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company.
Fare in either direction e. Forward
price, but with meals board OF the Maryland
Fare for FIRST class between Bait Phladel
pha by the Newcastle and Frenehiowu line $0 For
class do making the whole fare Rchmend PhilA.
pha by this agreeable $3.50
and 1850 for class ditto Including meal, for the
board Of the Maryland"
For further particulars through tickets rppy the
the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
J. D. WINSTON. AGENT.
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J. b. WINSTON. Ticket Agent.
GMITH \ T0uEisTs, importers of Hard.
ware, C"ii.rSI Guws 4 sadIiegy, have removed
F of sHS m nov IN Spring
Having made and advanisssOu.
bic the demands OF the trade respectfully solicit
virginia Tennessee Carolina Trade visiting this
Sosa TO voi Se na
In elites and will AFFORD Us great pleasure to exhibit the same
d 1tSS Pen Pen and Fl Ra5' Snvs.
500 "RodseT wcenSoin and MH' WADE Sr R.
1890 " Knob Stock: Pad and Closet Locks
SS Ti KILLS Sns nS 4 SSpd and Trunk III 5G s,,,
goo Bench seRslinE and ahing IIsehst. and Hammers
S HOWL and other Spades and sh0veh
go Gro i'aa. Pstsd 1I IRON TIE, and Spoon,
900 Kegs SSaIisn,," PassSt iieI.s Shoe.
5000 dOE Hand, Mill, and smith. Files and Rasp,
2OOC, 800 English American and G. d. Percussion Cap,
fo Ora Chain se and sssse .rG Halter Chains
5000 lbs. Gavan,ed Pump Chain
Eias, Eas n. . L % = and Moan'ins'
MIL PHI, Cross Cot, Hand and lemon saw.
sIedge' Hand, and shOeing Hammers
fSt an, and b R ,n, snG Plane irons oh'e
snsst., Horse and Mule collar. ''' sS''''
HSlters, Webb Reins, Gir,hs, Saddles Bride Bits
sirrup rons Spurs, Buckles and sadery Hardware
trSlIy
Hog skins, Pat. and Enameled Leather
Sheep skins, Enamtled Cloth, Canvass an Duck
Oil Carpet Coach Laces
Iron Axrs, ~ 10 inches
Bright and Black Springs, Coach and Plough Bolts
HUBS SPokes Seloes Shafts and Coach Makers materials
generally.
"Anchorr Boiling Cloth.
with other article usually kept in well selected
HardSare. field
EtD-QUNItTEIfs FOR FtsIIlONtnLE CLOTHING
The subscriber having from New with
splendid assortment OF GOODS selected himself
York. Philadelphia and baltimore market his
friends and the public generally call his
which be found all qualities French
gsh and American Cloths, Ca-sinrrs mud ye-ngs
Paris Fancy Cassimcrs; Crystal Palace do
Granite Mills Velvet, plush, silk and merino Nsstngs
GranAdine, Silk and Push NelyetS Plush palm
Paris silk Nevets Dress Shirts and Collars
MeriuO Shirts and Drawers; Gloves; SocK
suspendeTs; Crayats; searf Tes; Pocket iidkfs
Washington and Napoleon CTayats; Money Belts, 4c.
READY-NADE DEPARTMENT.
Super blk brown, olive and Coat
Pants and Vests Of all styles and qualities
R0ssuth Ald LamariIne over CoaJ
EsquimAuS Wrappers, English Whitney
Blue, black and brown Over Sacks
PetershAm over Sacks all colOTs
Turkish Smoking Gowns
Gentlcmen's Velvet Morning Gowns
Do Travelling Shawls
DO Snow Storm scArfs, &c. Nc.
T.. Is. SPENCE
oc2S No. 100, Ma AndG oyernor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-06

E sUBSCRIBER In leaving Richmond returns his thanks
s friends who have con1ded their business and
hopes they will continue their fayors MesuI HILL RAW
biHuo u. W. TALLEY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-06

RICHARD NIL ia, and EDWARD q. RAWLINGS At the Old
and on Main street corner belov the Banks, will continue
antaet all business In the line Of General Agents Hiring
out Of Negroes Renting out Houses ard Collecting Claims
RICHARD HILL, ia,
EDWARD q. RAWLfNga
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nj DA M
M 90 Mai, 49,, " -; inDoM oLass, &C.
npPER for s.s la 49, NJ III, ~, ''n,hona va
at low prices cash.
~ 5000 n, nee, Indie,
: Ub,s pr;r,a Mad,
1900 Ihs c,.,r T,,,ar
ana e. San aa r cse
o, 49,. ~" r.. S 1850 Ia
IN ne S az ~, t Wsnt,
40 po,o- TN,n r y,
sno ~. w., y o NJ, .-,,- ~,
,YGo Gu, - ~ H. ny anu III oh
$500 Lbs Extract Iovwooi
sS DSr,.,s ~ nn.,,o Nh
% Gases CbTom. Green and ysIov
Is Bst rels v.nitian R Rs1n and sn,n,,, nroxn
COO NJ. - sn.nE
,0on ~. ~" -. ~,
In Co. R.S"oS po.a' ifehe" anu american
2s DO connet,. Iin,,,
1000 In. paTI. t;T.s, lie %, f., M,
sSS o., 80. ~ s,in, y. nty aHd !" VII
Iv., ,,r,,, ~ 1850 r, I've Ru'hlhe 49,
sany, III -. S. MS; anu ARABIAN Liniment Bus,
popular Patent Medicines The whole .osI hs;r 80
and Well suiteS 10 he ani. ~ 81, [ very large
Ina and Tsnn.sse. " " ~ VI '"s'h'a Norhc caro-
n D. PartcuiaT attention IN n,rL,, m, ,h,,,, m,
"INsION POWERS, Successors Nnce * Winston.
prid. N hn."a,. ,i au ie" sreS leading TO Mayos
and IIgors bays IL 80 IA "t.II WINS, Liquors
ME. assort,sn, ~ ave 20 ,,r u - aIse ana COM
Tor caShsr men, re ~ g, s ~ n poush principally
trade great pnrsnsp 80 p,.b . @ ana ihecV
via s' 'u'eheh 10 Whieh hey invite their attention,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-06

uhEDAuUkkkEoTfPEA ART, as praetised by wHITEnURsT
WIN All ,hc improvements OF the present day. has
himself worldwide of
smnenee without proof OF such but the eontrsy
oy years or study and practice adopting
uhsh have so rapidly succeeded each other this
lie gained The highest distinction
palm OF victory when competing with the other
nds Mr. W. has also gained that highest Of all honor
confidence and patronage OF the public
Of patrons who daily hronY GALLERY which
not only Of but 10
possessors. " ~ '
stereosopc lkenesses taken in the improved
livery variety Cases. Frames on baud
and at the most satisfactory prices.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-06

mn 10 ohief Engineer and Superintendent
~ iha0ND AND bOsTON LANE or
,KSS ~ PACkEIS.-This line II Composed Of AIN
3S,sss, following vessels and sails nom Boston H41N
Schooner SUSAN, Captain 8. q. Rogers,
wEsrOvER, a. o. Roger,
COURIER, y "A Ros.,.'
SHARON, J. N NIeker,on
MERCY TAYLOR, Cyrus NicSer,on
JULlETTE, I" Obed Baker In
These built e.pre,v 10,
ana =, have superior accommodations for passengers.
They are commanded by experienced Captains qualified
or the trade and who will
They viii be towed and down the steam be
relied on to sail promptly, advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods Boston, and
TO ship by this, IL the regular
relsht s always be taken los
TO give satifaction. ~ N
werespeealy ask and hopo full share
Of patronage.
The vessels will lie Richmond at Rockets, in Boston a,
hoves wharf. DAVID CURRIE, Richmond, 4
TOO ALLEN WEIGH. Boston, }AEents.
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FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER GOOD
uUARLEs & BHOORR,

NO. 10 rear STREET, Richmond, Va,
HHPECTFULLY beg leave 70 the
IA have received Of the largest SPRING 0OODg
ever opened IN this market They after for
accommodating terms, complete astoTment Of
ths hoe Hat and Bonnet line, enumeration would
be Too tedious for Adyersnment Merchants
viii please rive call determined OF good
'etIl' Aaahy lou'e IN ua or any other market. mig
OEICE.The Partnership conducted by the UNDERLINED
~ II this day dissolved, by mutual consent.
RICHARD HlLJ ia, will all liabilities hrrn and ei.
RICHARD HILL ia,
BILLY W. TALLEY,
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g,ly.,. IN any par. Of tho CITY free Of ssgse,s el'

HRoYr NM YoCTTs WATER PROOF BOOIs-D.B
hD FRANKLIN would most respectfully call The attention
Parents TO his large assortment u Boys and Youths Double
sod Water Proof Boots superior made strong o.
aud shape, aud decidedly the Root
be found In the city above they cheap
Keep the eet Dry and warmmporsn combinations that pa
teos should cndeavor 70 think o. ID. u. FRANKLIN
Manufacturer aud nsaer In Boots Shoes,
road afr Get -k0pI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-06

retiring from business, chseruy confidently re-
OF REEVE 4 BLAIR. ~ " " '''
att wM. II. sEABRoOK.
Hp AWNINGS a MILLER, GROCERS AND GEEERAL
Richmond, Va. " ''
sraglAL PAHrsuswM ALLEN Claremont sury county Jgo
u. stLDtN, Westyver, Charles City county.
mlY2 $500 80 '''''''''
h"iiNG- q MILLER offer to city and country
merchant, on the usual terms and
Of Groceries, Teas, Wines and Liquors.
sugas-Nsw Orleans, Rico Loaf Crushed granutated
aud Couec sugars,
Conse-Rio. Iaruayra, Java, MochO santos
Mpasses-New Orleans nd
Teas unpowder, Imperial and Blaze 10y
Ciufles-SpoTtn, idBmAutnr
Spap-Casiir, brown, FAMILY and Fancy
kpccs-Pm-nt0, Pepper, Cloves, Cinnamon Mace Ginger
Proyiiions-Bac0n Lard, Butter, Cheese, rice
owe Oh, Cayenne y, pper Mustard Starch, Alum
Indigo, PIC Blue, Soda, HAVANA sEGARs
Wines and LiGuors Brandies all price.
Madeira Port sherry Champaignc, Malaga dry Wrcs
Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum ReciheI whiskey
Psruyian Gpano, salt, Plastic, &c. mh22
1ARGAlNs-BARgASs.--G iu receipt on I,fgs as,,,.
- neut q China Glass and Tsrhenware Inc man
uhHiues, ~ aud handsome shapes p1ttsrrs 10
W YIN choice stock q Fancy Goods Looking Glasgs Lamps
s2ne Ware &c. invite the particular attention whole,
sale and retnUpurshasrTF.
Being determined to reduce ny stock with view ofmakng
change iu business win offered puprt,i
customer, OF persons purchasing Tor cash.
stca attention paid to packing, and the delivery goods In
Eo2 2.lrr' HuGE A. WIT,
Is fuaT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-06

WE have this day sold the
w EAM whom We eheerfuy recommend 70 the patronage
Of our friends and public. MAROELJUs SMITH,
April ~. A. a. ELAN
SHOWER celebrated Niagara Jstshow.
- e Bath, Plunge Bath, Hip and Sponge BATHS Bathing
Bath brushes, with other Bathing apparatus fsrs,s b
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-18

U-r Ten thousand Know No,hi' gs mel
in Council at the Park, New York CITY
Thursday evening, and passed resolutions
charging the election of Mr. Wovd To the
account Of gross fraud. 1t is proboble thert
will be searching investigation. The exis'
tence Of some frauds of very gross char
perhaps the effort tc make the election voiC
will be successful. The meeting, after trans
acting the business which called then: to.
get er, formed an immense procession, aEa
passed through the principal streets, cheer
ing and otherwise giving expression to thei'
enthusiasm.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-18
car.rsAI.R OF REAL EsrArR.

mr. We sell public auction the 4th day sf Dc
ssht iots 10 the eastern enlargement ofths ely Of Nv
assvie. Tsis sale oaers the sdvsn secsr
un tor inv that has been offered to h puste
The io wshs three eight Of Ii. Obi
They he banks in innsonte rfsiniy
pots sssvil- ant Vile Evsnsvus Il
diza apeiis ard Clev Gland Railroads..
The q the city hieh they lie is fac, sreyiss.s
have meAtbohed These suitable for tuildpg bsL
vsl Of To ,hose dsrns % psrehsss 81.
for Residence bettr opportunity could be onersd IL
the mechanic the uerchsnt manufactures neDssS
consideration win .how THAR .dvAntrg-s -
fordsve aud the Stragh Line Roads there
posts Of minerals which delivered w Rates At ss
and budil materials aisand. The Canal in
faI operation ani the prodse. Of vast aas fertile
polls Cleveland Line Railroad viii esmr.ss
atout eight months TO the Of the Ohio and
completed T,rre Baue brre this sale en- 1hes
will vastly the Of this over so
VAL pass the fresh snd pa-rs rs OF the SOUTH ans souss
west Tin the Southwest the petition OF tie hepdeness
and ashv road viii urni.h unbroken line Of RArsas
communication fro the Of IN and she A.
Ian tic througs Evansville the Northern Lake
BESIDES these facilities the local ID
Of this city remarkable situr,ed Oh
sinking just suburbs Of -djoa
Lam.co In Tee days coal will he furnshed BY then
doors ut tushe The success 81 tins snts;psss
is sured.
Evansville way Louisville and the DsusA
,he Ohio below all the obstrueth IL is the nsturs e.
pot of the Greea river. White and abash alleys
has and srcwi wish almost aneHrectet rAray
C.mmerc.ai City. the Cine matt Of Indiana.
Tsese lots now Put in the market FOR the frat tine
aud in with interest sf sale.
the property may be seen At the once, Of th. After.
OF Evansville. ael Archers in Prnceten C.
Aliens. yineennes: Bemsnt Co W. 6rw ele's Terp
re Haa.s Orb Rraek-t's Lafayette Hon I,se Bsot,
sovso-dEws " BAKER GARvTN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-18

JUICE HALLS VorE.-By the official vote
of this Congressional District, as published
in our columns last week, it appears that
Judge Hall received 9.O5l votes, being STA
hundred and eight four votes orer the Average
If the Peoples ticket This NEST be- crafty.
ing alike to the Judge and his friends. The
Judge, though defeated, is more eminent and
useful IN p ivate lite, than his successful op.
ponent possibly can be in any public station
While we regfet his defeat. " e are proud
to kr ow that there is not iruer and more
devoted patriot-a mere upright and candid
man-nor one with brighter virtues, social
moral and political, TO be found 10 our State
than Hon. Samuel Hail. Vtn Gaz.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-18
TOM.-GOUD MOURNING: John.


Q0HN We'll. To now are you to-day,
- Tvs-Oh. fiat rate. first rate I've just from
dus,ac's.
HS.-IIustace's-IIustsee'si
Tos Je~eiy Store down here on First street
oHx Yes yes almost forgot there Jewe'ry store
do that xay-ia { CT myself
th of Mind in place that
thin get things ch there. and have larger stock
select trom-
T"m-wslI. John. I've ways had the same impression
bu coming from iinstace having
re Lam satisfied lac sell cheap
sci Ct an ass"rtment rs you ind anyw
JOHN -Ah! Dill You al any ~rh him!
Tom-oh considerable. Just stopped in more To get
tn time than anything else he hsr very fine
Reg luor partcul keep 81 the mark
While there induced max know
I've made od Que. surprised has splendid
stock aud such exceedingly low could not bu
self 70 the sdor ing the and being good
of those th his
the Emporium OF good aut tashnabl Jew and &C prices
much b'i " any house Ia this any other place.
JOHN ~ nv. you sst"nish me. Tom.
Toh-There fine god watch and chain got OF him. ana
cost only ttte and there set ofsver .p on'
bought for wfegt them beautifully engraved ID the
hsrgain and the silver good As dollars hie Anns
Joan ID he repair watches! have good one some out
OF orer that with every one nave aia IL up
Ts-I presume fine set of tools at his
Window also splendid Pvong Soths aud then his reason
watches vinces he 10 well posted
YOU AND ANYTHING you you ~ fnd Ia there
IS cheaper than az any DINER establishment
he d-p-nd eibg
IN shall see Hustaee before night. and
tai. INV watch to him at my do trading
with aiso and New Years. know. most
here.
joHS.-Good luck you. Tom. Best friends Dust part
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-18
THE HOME JOURNAL.
NORRIS & WILLIS. EDITORS.

SERIES ron Is5J.-The number Of the new series
will issued the first of January next New sub
scrber be supplied from that late but mmed ate
application will be Tor such desire begin
with the beginning. A home is hardly complete, we
think safely venture TO say, without the Hong
JOURNAL which. besides being a chronicle If the tim,
abodn's ia Intelligence designed to eblivcn Amer
can home Its editor (Oeo. =. Morris and N.
Willis devote their entire time. skill and exper ence,
to the task Of Civ 'ch week. everyth. ng
knowing: They particularly keep u eye all the
whims and novelties IF thcay. The utmost pains are
tn present the facts and outlines all news
able criticism ami in our condensatons OF the produc-
tons OF the vast wspaper world OF Europe enea
avoid he tirrsoue and the local and
columns the pick of giis information aud brit
lsncy. while endeavor ID select with
puss morals, true wit. and genuine hvmOr In add
ton to the above, have made arrangemenisE
feature that's always attractive in family
From .evrr,l different sources To b.. supplied
with the ners and gossip Of Mem York Society. In
metropolis like ours, centre the sparkling ele-
and alt iion bring much which would else be dor
mant. Ahoat, In society gossip. is small world. OF
which the ordinary newspapers report. and
this we think we can promise amusing photographs.
In announcing also, sep series o. articles By Mr..
Wills. In addition t. his uai editorial abors we
claim the p'ivrg ofleaving them To designate their
st lie and lie they appear. They are to be suife
different from any hirg rh Oh has been pnbhshe
ia this JomrRaffrom his pen. and very that
they will be less attractive say the least The
phic and highly fn he'd sketches. BY 1.-THE Lady OF
Sharlott "Iimothy Quaint" and others, will he
unued. We have also new correspondents i'm London
and Paris, VIII will send us much that could never
reach US through foreign journals
Terms: For copy. for three copies s. or for
one copy for three years. 95awa,s in advance. Sub
MORRIS Il WILLIS,
ncvl7 l07 Fulton street, New York.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-18

DEALH OF BILLY GORDON Who scquaiat-
ed with river men at all, did not know Billy
Gor'on, the fayorite clerk! Pour Billy 10
no more. He died on the steamer Eliza, on
the lower Mississippi, of yellow fever. Bill
iy was an old schoolmate of ours, and bet
ter fellow never lived. For yerrs we have
been in the habit OF meeting him frequent.
ly. He was popular officer, aud had hosts
OF friends. The Cincinnati Enquirer thus
speaks Of him:
His was genial. sunlit soul, such as is
possessed by but few; and many a gloomy
year NAV roll by ere we greet another ike
Bill Gordon. We know OF no one, DIVING 50
young. who leaves larger circle of friends
to mourn his too early departure from ace mes
around which he has ever thrown au .tmos.
phere Of love and life.
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turned from Cincinnati yesterday, where he
has been spending few weeks during the
monetary and bank excitement. He says
business affairs are in great confusion, and
no one can predict the end nor what it will
be. The only business transaction that
surprises the merchant or trader is, the pay.
ment OF an obligation when it natures
Suspension or extension is the word, and Q
merchant is deemed wanting in mercantile
propriety who does not observe the prevail
ing custom. Mr. w. has our thanks for an
immense roll cf late up river papers.
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Railroad FjmIshcd.

While we are writing, we presume the last
rails are being laid on the bed of the Evans
Vile g. Charlottesville railroad, and the
chain Of railroad connection between Evans
vile and the North and East, 10 being CON-
pleted. The importance and advantages OF
this new auxiliary to our commercial faclii-
tiles need no comment nor explanation to De
understood and appreciated by the people OF
Southwestern Indiana. and especially the
citizens OF Evansville, whose interests and
energies have been alike identified, with the
history and progress Of this road, from lie
earliest conce option down its present happy
completion.
This great enterprise, which now promises
q speedy and remunerative return for its
construction outlay, has like most other
Western projects Of internal improvement,
been subject TO numerous and serious, though
fortunately but temporary. ADVERTISEMENTS,
during nearly the whole period Of it's con.
had it's warm and untiring advocates and sup
porters, whose hearts and purses have ever
been open to its greatest prosperity and ear.
Hest success; it has also been infested with
its enemies, its opposers and its luke. warm
friends. who have contributed in no small
degree to retard it, thrifty progress by with.
holding from it cordial support.
THIS kind Of opposition and grudgipg
back-handed support, we regret to say. has
prevailed in our own midst, and in must
cases emanated from those citizens who were
to reap the largest benefits from such an
Improvement. The indomitsb ent, rprize
OF few prominent citizens (not capiiaiis,s)
at Grst, and subsequently, the great mass Of
our business community lriumphed, not only
over all natural anu accidenta obstacles in
cident to SO great work, but frowned down
and trampled under their feet the feeble
attempts of old fogyism, to close the wheels
Of progress and advancement. The citizens
of Vanderburgh county have good cause to-
day 10 congratulate themselves upon The
successful result of their unremitting labor
in the achievement of SO great an acqu.si-
ton to their commercial interests, and one
which will mark u new era in the history oil
our growing city.
THIS road, while it opens the most desi.
rabe commercial facilities, with vast cul
tivated territory of land, unlimited in iertil
ity and producti'eness, also extends Our 90
cial and business acquaintance to towns
and cities hitherto comparatively strsnger'
20 Evansville and its en:erprizing pc ople.
- The connection Of Evansville by railrosd
with the city Of Terre Haute and its enter
prisng people, in all their social and com
mercial relations, is a matter of too obviou,
practical importance to be easily overesti
mated. We most cordially extend the han,
of fellowship in behalf Of eur citizens, to GU
new, and now near neighbors, hoping that il
our new relations, our mutual interests ant
intercourse may continue as happy and pros
porous through life as it promises to be OIL
the day of our nuptials.
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The Terre Haute Express says:
C,scrrsArr CoMmsRcI.L.-This old and

CiNcIHxArI CoMMERcIAL.-Thiso old and
excellent paper has just made its appear
ance in new copper-faced type of beautiful
appearance. 1t has also one of Hoes latest
improved eight cylinder presses, the only
one west OF the mountains. We are glad
to witness these evidences of prosperity,
and take pleasure in recommending the
Commercial to any one wanting an excel-
lent Cincinnati paper.