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The Evansville daily journal., 1854-08-23
Pittsburgh, Philadelphie,
KAl.TI MORE Ann NEVV -

FARE REDUcEDl
NEW ROUTE OPENED TO NEW YORK ALI, THE
way by Railroad. via. Cincinnati HAMILTON and Dayton
The quickest cheapest most 70
Phadephla baltimore and New York. Depot in the West
end OF the city.
Only via Pittbnrgh and Philadelphia by xhieA
throught tickets be Cincpna 70 New York
One less change Of cars than other
Passengers leaving Cincin clock Train OF
Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad 10 through 20
Cresne without change Of and thirty for
dinner proceed by Ohio and Pennylvana Railroad arriving
Pittsburgh p NJ Leave ittsburrh via Pena
yrania Central Railroad at o'clock p ana srrivs h.
baltimore and Phiadephia u poon
next day: and from thence via Eensngton Jersey Citv
p. NJ. -
Second Train-LeaVes Cincinnati Harailton and Dayton
Railroad ct o'clock and 30 minutes every morning. arrives
Crestline at 4 p. NJ and Pittsburgh so
midnisht and sfter comfortable nights
by O'Clock A. NJ Train arriving in Phiadeiphia and
Baltmcre st " O'Clock aud 80 minutes midnight,
The only otces in Cincinnati by vheh Through
be purchased from Cincinnati via Pittsburrh and
Is under the Spencer Eouse and below
the Gibson House on Walnut street. -
FARE
From Cincinnati TO Pittsburgh front car 80. ~ al
From Cincinnati % Philadelphia. .....H 90
From Cincinnati 70 baltimore
From|y nsnnati r. New York via Pittsburgh and Phil
adeiphia-ah the way by railroad Is 90
sF- Fer thrOnsh tickets and ntOEna please amply At
Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Once Northvest
corner Broadway and Front Spencer House;
j. W. SMILEY Railroad once on Walnut street
between Fourth aud fifth 81 1.-THE ibson
II. o. AMEs, sup't
eJi1 w. A. LATHAM, Ag,t.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-08-23
Law PARTNERSHIP.

TAs. G.. JONES and JAS. K. BLYTHE, Attornies at
81 Law, Evansville, Indiana associated themselves
in the pEactce Of the law, and will connus
practice In this and the adjoining couses, and in the
Supreme and District Court. They design turning THEN
attention particularly to land law. Ia short time they
will be repaired to give in few minutes, abstract
the title TO almost any lot in Evansville or its enlarge
uaents orin LanascO, togethe with their professoHa
a,n a 10 the title ifdesired [jy25-d
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-08-23
CHANGE DE- PROPRlECORS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C, &C
Wholesale AND RETAIL by
LEIGH & YER LING

THE undersigned have purchased the entire stock Of
l. Drugs and neicines of }. NJ. ID. Miller ~ CO., anf
intend carrying The Drug business at the well known
stand of Keller & Farnsley, No. IA Water street, under
the firm Of LEIGH * Verling.
Charles Leic, ofthe arm, hopes he s avorably known
the public, having been engaged in Mr.. Crawford
Bells Store the last five years. Peter Verling, ofhe
rm having been clerkng in the present store the
last three years, taters himself with having the eoDf
dence of its old customets.
We intend Keeping hand large and fresh stock Oi
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and D.!
business. and by low prices merit a
liberal patronage both from old and new customers.
CHARLES LEIGH.
feba5-Iv PETER VPRt1NG q.
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j, r. CRISP,

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Fosters Ba,ldiRg, Up Stairs.
Y F. CRISP. having removed his Office 10 Foster
j builliDg will be hand at ali times, to take
acknowledgements of Deeds Mortgages. &C.. and attend
to all business required OF him Justice Of the Peace
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-08-23

"ATCNEs.-TIME.B BEAUTY AND DURABILITY
w COMBINED just reed. by Adams % - xpresa
from New York the finest lot Silver Watches
into this ke eomPrisDg Hunting Open case
Esespements Lepine Escapements and English Levern
es +. HCSTACE. lst ssrest near Nsis.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-08-23

C-<@ 1WOULD aotify my Butcher f-ie.ts sad others
kSS interested. that will be a. the Sab " el once
~ week with alot Of fne aad fat Beef Cat1s. tetsr
never were brought this market. and also Midi
oo~s sheep &C. which would ask the part cu ar stsss
Tor e citizens have also for sale fne span Herses and
uis 70 satisfy all orders Those wanting anything Of hiG
knd VII please leave word at the Salt Well
siii.s New Harmony. WALLACE G0RDEH
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-08-23
febas-iy
GLASS STAINING.

In The modern siytcs for Churches, Public Build
ines Prira,e DlreliiRgs, dc dc
thu FIRST PRIZE RECEIVED!
A Cincinnati, also at the Louisville Mechanics In.
"A stitute.
sausd glass with borders and d mond centers for any
Kind windows with full sizef embems
s cheap as be had in New York, Boston Philade
phsthe amount Of risk of broakage and transportation
less.
Our references are all the good modern finished
Boats on the Mississippi aud Ohio rivers three Presby
terian Churches Cincinnati the Episcopal at Ports
mouth Ohio one Church at Madison, Ind, a chancel
window at Frankfort KY, also window, with hg
ures at Nazareth, and two Churches in Louisville.
Bay window in Governor Helms residence at Harrods
burg side trausore lights in various dwellings in Lou
isville. Lexington and Danville.
All orders carefully executed at the establishment
Btilitt street, Louisville, KY. -
mill 6n l. Z. MiLbEk& & W.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-08-23
LOOK TO THE. FEET.

SOME TFSGS Can BE DONE AS WELL AS OTHERS
j. ART having ed from the Eastern Cities
we'd inform his old customers and the citizens
orally the has his shoe 81. Main
B oppoe Branch Bank Of the largest nnest ud best
selected ssks Of Seesopablc and Fashionable BOOTS
SHOES brought 20 this city comprising Gens Boots Of
all kinds ter all the different styles Youths and Child
Misses Caters and Shoes of all kinds and
Infanis' Sks in abundance.
lie has a fne stock of No. Red Sole Leather and Tay
lor's No TAX. OF Cincinnati.
ALSO dor fine French Calfskins of different brands
fresh froIne Custom House in New. York.
ALS0@roccos. ziniDgs. Bindings Thread Guta rercha
Web Splits; and in fact eher kind
Material .essary he used in manu- featuring Boots
Shoes all which will ts sold cheap the cheapest
warrantedod.
He has large force Of good and perienced workmen
employed manufacturing which enables him compete
either oatne ekeapness durability. with house
east wsf the Rocky Mountains. Gail and see.
my3l-u h. j. .BART.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-08-23
EVANSVILLE AND NEW P,RMeNY TIRE
MEEhLy MAIL LINE

EEhLY MAIL LINE
ETSS4A on and after Saturday. July LIST. the IN
EAsIs-EM designed will rem TRI-wEExLY LINE Of
Stage COach ss above
Leaving Saasviile Mcndays. wednesdss's and Fridays
ats ociOekt. M returning leaves New moBy Tues
days rhurssy' and satn days at7 O'Clock A. NJ.
The line Ill at all times be stocked with good horses and
trusy and e.-efui drivers snd the trips
made With FBuiary dispatch All orders for goods
Of packages &C., prom pity and carefully at
For pass other business apply At the Liv
sastsbe on"cust street the Market House
Persons eang their names orders Of the es will
secure preut attention. NJ. * L. III. DE GARMo.
s2y-f
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-08-23
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Two f,aily Trains. Making Iirect Connection.
II Bl THE
TITLE MIAMI RAILROAD.


C0LCA BUS. TO PITTSBURGH PHILADELPHIA, BAL
giA0RE AND NEW YORK.
Al six O'Clock A. NJ and fye o'clock p NJ and
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO PITTS BUR RGH.
At six O'Clock A. NJ; and ahalf clock A ~
and i've O'Clock r. NJ.
FARE REDUCEDl
Cincinnati to Phil adeipha
oineInnat to New York via Pbadeiphia - .......x xs
cincinnati 10 Pittsburgh.
Cincinna TO Pittlnrgh (front carl 50)
lime Cincinnati to Pittsburgh - hours
Time Cincinnati to PbllsaelTi hours
Time Cincinnati Baltimore. 30,z no.
Passengers by O'Clock A. NJ Train. Lightning kkPres
Little Miami Railroad have 0maptes Crestne ornner
arrive at Pittsbursh oceek p aud make direct
nection Pittsburgh wita train to Philadelphia and Balti
more connecting pha with Train New Jersey Rail-
road to New York.
Passengers by 730 clock A. NJ. Express Tain Little Mi
ami r. r. sleep Pittsburgh and by Morning Train
tpssing The beautiful daylght) Phil
adelphia and Balnore connecting at with o.
clock NJ Mail Train via kensington and New Jersey Rail-
-oad to New York.
Passengers clock Evening ExpresS Little Miami Rail
make direct connection Pittsburgh with Fast
Train for Philadelphia and Baltimore connecting Pha
del phawith Tras New Jersey Railroad 70 New York.
The Little Miami is the Eastern Dept at Cincinnati.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS.
And Tor all nioruaton please apply NJ the old established
General Railroad Once In three story yellow building south
Broadway Front directly opposite Spen
House Railroad Hotel and Mail Boat landing the
Eastern (Ltte Mia MD Depot East Front street
NM. IL. CLEMENTS. Superintendent.
p. W. SrRADER, Ticklt and General Agent.
The OMNIBUS LINE
win call for passengers in part of the city bv leaving d
rectons the above ohee southeast Of Broadway and
Front directly river bank.
ey2s j. III. HOW ELL Conductor.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-08-23
w. NJ. n. LiNC
DRUG ESrABEISMENT.
WOOLSBY & LINCK,

THE undersigned have formed copartnership in the
l. Dug and Apothecsry business-and will continue
at the old stand on Main street. formerly occupied b
w. A. woolsey. They have on hand general assor.-
ment of Medicines, Paints, Oils, Narnshes, window
Glass, Printing Ink &c. &c. TO which they invite the
attention of old customers and the public.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully attended to, both
partners being fully competent 70 attend to that branch
Of the business. w. A.. WOOBSEY,
Evansville Sert. 90 ls5o FRANCIS A. LINCK.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-08-23
EVANSVILLE. La, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST %, 1854
STE AMBOATS Il RAILROADS

TERRI. E HAIrTE AND EVANSVILLE U. 8. MAIL
AND EXl'R Es- PACKETS.
TRI- -WEEkL, A Boat Of this Line viii
SI rsssss leave T.rre hsate and Evansville every
S1 S&-ESsMondsy Wednesday and Friday. at o. clock
p NJ. These commodiors well furnished
Connects Terre Hante with Railroad aud Northern Pack
and Evans vile with the different Lines of Steamboats,
on the o hio river eZ2-u
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-08-23

JEWELRY STORE OF
a. g. - - - VA -
SECOND sIEsT, TWO DOORS Fellow MAIN, KRoN's
NEW BUILDING, EvANsvILLE, IA.
4 this store keep constantly on hand large and
va gerral Of Wsrhes Clocks aud Jewelry Of
ainds and of the best styles and quality Ny stock
Swbe continually supplied by fresh additions. with
the latest ID most beautiful patterns. which extensive
business cectons enable buy aud sell the low
priees.
Repairs ANY kind executed in competent and
10 " charge
All gOodold and all repairs done my warranted
Those in ant Of anything in line, respectfully nvi
ted to my stock and prices. jel-tf
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-08-23
FROM CINCINNATI To

NEW yoRK in g HGsn; 1aa
DUNKIRk In IS HOUR;
ny THE
Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland Route,
LITTLE MIAMI RAuLfRO aDs
r5,HE ONLY ROUTE AUTHORIZED TO RECEIPT
PASSENGERS via Lake Shore Railroad TO Dunhrk New
Buffalo Niagara Fails New York Boston mon.s. Sosn ssa
Tss.eDg By route breakfast a. ciaeinn, .uddips
THREE DAILY TRAINS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
First Train Railroad Lightning Express att o'clock A.
w. making direct aud exclusive railroad 10 Crest
% :an ns ss ss sasss
Second TrsinLake Steamboat F,pres. a, yx s,osh A.
s any Sss s, sSss
9pESp 9ppEEEMp oT THE wEsr............ Capt Mcbride;
ESAaE Sis As as G.iEAP As ANY oTHEf EoGTFis;
hours aud making certain With the no ming trsiaS
TSs 5 BS Bsn New Sm TSl from Buffalo 2 s.s e.
in also x, RaE connection s cre,ss . S.ssr
Third Train~Rairosd fs; E,.s ans ss srrs ats oelsel
xsst
The only route landing passengers in Cleveland.
IIse ns s1i:
Ezr BE and pro your Tickets via Columbus.
checked Cincinnati 20 Dpnkirk and Buff
Dcnkrk New York, and checked at
Bnfalo 10 New York
The Dep tot this route and Lake Shore Railroad At Csvs
the same.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
And for al information please Apply at the old established
General Railroad Office. in three story yellow buiidvnr
SontA directly on.
posite spencer House. Railroad Hotel Mail Boat Land
ing Eastern Little Miami Depot east Front street
- - 49, " r. CLEMENT. supt.
THE OMNIBUS LINE, w
f0r in
directions at the above otee south broadway
and Front. directly -iyer bank.
rHr- L.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-08-23
,ro vosrIS Ice. M lcE!, ICE,,. :.

GEO. FOSTER 4 CO., HtViNG MADE an Ar
rsnssnsn. with Mr Tho. Bacon: viii ths
at their residences merchants their saa
every morning during the hot Sundsys az
iney viii also deliver Saturday evening"
hMs-one cent per pound. payments weekly Anseht
WI BE maze 20 parties using over 100 lbs psf
Hrorders left atthe Warehouse Of Geo. Foes 20. 81 Il
the Family Grocery VIII % prem ~
stten ded 20 90
COTTON and Linen Floss Pure silk. Sleeve Bands sss
N y F..s,scs fcy .siss, "a o. RCSHEE'S-
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-08-23

EFINED SUGsAR--5o bhls ST. Louis Lo af Crushed
snd Refined White. Just rec Per Telegraph
sr4 s. 3. GILBERT & CO.. sy.. near Water.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-08-23
BUSINESS CARDS.
LEWIS HOWARD,
ArORWAHDING AND COMMISSION MHf

II CHANTS. Evansville. md Wharf- boat at the kiVer
the Canal Personal and prompt attention 10
Consignments, either Tor sale OF sh pment.
Evansville, June IS, lS5f.-ly
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-08-23
;. W. .sTkADkk Iieket and Genrra1 Agent.
THE OMNIBUS LINE,


Will call for passengers part Of the cits nv lesv,s
the above oee east coru Of 8rosdvsy
and Front. directly OF river bank.
'eyT j. II. H6N ELL srouductor.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-08-23

NEW GOODS!
kN REiEIyED this day the followin Goods viz:
Nv Damsh MoTeens for Curtains;
Damssk Baoslei for Curtains; Daussk Chintz;
White Curtain Mnslins; Suter plain Bonn ct Ribbons:
Large Hook .Rp Eibbors: Check
Biack Drap Eta (very esea2 So Manchester Gin ghams
Low-priced .avns; Super "a Eurniture Prints:
Fancy Cotto Half Hose; ith other
will be exhilted ek2. JAMES Low d CO..
my2t All Main street Louisville Ky
MILLINERY AND FANCY STORE.
Mrs. EN-. kICH, No. 2nt P-fth street, Cincinnati,
WI would respectfully call public attention TO her
large and shiOnable Stock OF Millinery and Fancy
Goods, consisting OF silk. Satin Velvet and Braid Bon
uets. Bonnc Caps and Fancy Trimmings. Ribbons Man
llas. Cioah, Black and Coored silk and other Laees,
Needle Oked Collars. Chemizeties. Sleeves &e.
which she prepare,k.o sell prices which cannot fail
gIve satacton.
When ye visit Cincinnati, call on
MRS. z. 81. RICH,
mhl5y eoI Fifth street. between Elm and Plum.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-08-23
WAR WITH RUSSIA.
NO nLtCksNIrRS, WHlTE-NfrHs AND

VNFAS.-2 Chests Choies Imperial:
- u Caai lies EItrs Fine II peria;
l. Boxes do;
Chests Choiee Gunpow wder;
IL Csddies EitIa Fine GsrBp owder;
90 do ycrns Hyson,
yust re,eivedA at ezs ''''~ COOKS.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-08-23

DIR. j. e.. BURCH. Dentst,
vSEsPECrtULLY requests those him p-ofes-
sona services to forward and settie and would
inform those who desire such operations future that hs
are no failures when shey paid for myst- Il
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-08-23
DIssolrTiON NOTICE.
COPARTNERsHlP.

CsHoIt.aiIy satses to b had a.
~ syll
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-25

= sve.have ever Stunned mingilng with
politics, and ever shall avoid it, bu. as j.
Is the established policy 10 save this office
from the spois Of party, we cannot see
that we transcend their limits.
We are now on the eve Of an election
in which nomentuous question is to be
decided, the question, who shall have the
supervisory control and management
Of our common schools and school fund
for the next two years We have now
spoke our mind and hope that each voter
OF this county will at nationally and not
cast his vote blindly, not caring VIVA, he
is doing, but ere he deposits his ballot, be
satisfied the man on whom he bes,ows 1t
is qualified to the discharge Of the duties.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-25

We learn tina, circle OF spasInoilc
reformers, VINO r3oice III the above sig-
nisean; sobriqset, are holding weekly
meetings near Rochester, In this county.
AT their last meeting, a mcdiala under
the influence OF spirits, (no' .he ln,oxl-
eating deliveredan address. The speech
was the manifestation Of King ID. VINO
KING 81 is W. can..o. tell, bu, learn that
he'is eloquent.
This superb delusion has assumed ma
ny shapes the knockings, raps, wEiiing'
,,anring, aud all sorts of ground and i@t.
= .,rnhlins, ard now b. Influencing the
specais tn as the people were I
brought 10 : belief IN this grca. humhug.
the spirits have psomlsedto give cec'i-
lar demons lcrs-.o rak~ the spiFi, VS.
III. re The naked cfc Here y 4 speca-
lation for Rtrrun. fhcy saw hat sp'rf'~
cabno, &c soeu * candle iighs - dsy
light, hut tty a phosphorus irg9! There
lore, On tbs evening tic spirit 81 King
~ i TO b exhibited 'o. he nct,ed eye
trO.. reason Were hast thor tlft" This
j. launs - tie sap-s'lcaf & his silk
ln'a..,ation. Ou,y be seen iy a piosrto"
rastgH. VIVA, srea. discovery =
F.ou. The Superstition of the Saia.n Witch
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-25

The Bostonians have recently opened a
Tree Public Library..of l2 oo0-Last week
10000 lbs OF wool sold IN New York
CITY, at 80 to Sd cts. per lb,-The CIR
cunt Court OF Michigan, has declared the
main law OF that State unconstitutional
a BILL Tor me suppression OF lntemper.
ance, passed the Senate Of New York
by vote oil u 10 9-B. T .arpum. has
been elected Presiden, of the CRYSTAL
Palace. An excellent choice. the Pal
ace must succeed. Barnmn is al is head
II can 10, iall. Ole Bull tie dis,in-
saIshod violinls', is holding Concerts a,
Chicago, in The fremont Hall.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-25

Before an other issue is received by
our subscribers, the April election will
have come and past. And as this is the
last opportunity we viii have Of speaking
upon this favorite topic, and being for the
decided advantage AS we conceive-tor
/ the inseres, and growth of our county
we add word by way Of exhorta,ion.
We call upon all the friends Of this
measure to turn out to the election on the
Sd day Of April, and take with them
their friends to support the law. BE GER
tain that you labor assiduously, and act
energetically for this law, which is TO bel,.
eff, yourselves and neighbors.
Though the time has been determined
contrary TO the expectations of many Of
you, when this local measure shall take
effect, provided it receives majority OF
all the votes cast, let this not discourage
you, but let II be a stimulus to arouse and
promp. you 10 act with earneslness and
zeal, and as it becomes those persons who
are laborlng for the passage of an act,
which is destined 10 prove of so much
advantage 10 the growth of the county,
and the interest OF the citizens generally.
See to 1t that plenty of tickets are
placed in the hands of proper persons in
ali the election districts. Remember, too,
tka, your vote viii count nothing unless
you have written or printed upon your
ticket or tickets, For the Hog Law"
"For the Oyine Law Do not fail to
nave the little Word For" on your bal
lot. Urge upon all with arguments cogent
and potent, the advantage and benef, of
this law in county where timber is 50
scarce as it is i'll Cedar. The time has
been postponed to period so late when
this law Is to take effect, that every man
that owns swine will have an abundance
of leisure to make arrangements and
preparations for pasture and feeding lots
for them, and therefore cannot object 10
il on this ground.
Toevery man that has the interest OF
"Old Cedar" at heart, to see the many
Thousand broad acres oil prairie fenced
aud under cultivation, and turned into
fruitful felds-dor,ed all over with dwell.
lings and unmistakable evidences of i'm
provement, to turn OH, and support, with
ali Your might, this measure. II.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-25
The Free Democratic Convention.

II pursuance Of the call, tic Free
Democracy OF thus county met at the
C0ur, House on Thursday last, and as
re understand, transacted the business
in sa.istas-u,"" manner. We have not
teen furnished with tie p.. eeedtngs, aff
al present do not feel at liberty to ,.lio-
gise their do,ngs. w were presen,
shor. time, during which tie goose cues.
'iaoa' was ally discussed The we'll
Known Mr.. WATERS was present ard
i5'ied in the debate. taking side IN favor
Of picking" W. do aos ,iik W.
Transcend ctr hounds, or mis- spresent,
sgaen W say "a, j, Is rIe desire Of this
party TO ooalesee with the Wings upon
he score 4; advancing thrr principles,
al l"as, zc were told tli.; such vas The
easc, = 80 mos, prouiaeht men VI tie
Convention who djd NOT desire u con-
ga! ti.e tao:
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-25

AsTr-NrBRAsxA MEETtSG We this
week publish the proceedings OF the
meeting held in Springdale, in this coun-
", OF the llih lls. We learn tia. The
meeting vas largely attended, and the
resolutions passed withoa; dissenting
voice. W. also learn t4ai they express
the sentiments OF tina. portion ef our
county, ard we confidently believe the
sentiments Of lie whole county.
We have already said mach on this
question, and as strenuous efforts are be-
my made TO adap. i, as 4 parry measure,
and as tire citizens ct this county stand
tra IN toclr opposition 70 tho measure,
We will awai, the resul, Of tie effort, lest
we should be lrltrpilng upon political
grounds.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-25

Ley We have received No. 3 OF the
VHtesiie Investigator, A new weekly
paper Just started in Fulton City, ill:,
by ALrarD NcFApDES, proprietor. !,
is devoted TO Western and home interest,
and, we judge, is opposed to the Ne
braska Bill. /. Is neat sheet, and we
wish j, success.
Also the Davenport Commercial, a
new weekly paper Just published a, Da-
venport, las been placed on our table
The Commercial is an independent paper
and mani'ests much taste and talent. -
Mr.. \. Fl. Parser Editor. with a de-
partner, devoted TO the Youth, conducted
by Miss J. l.. TuaxrR. We wish !; sue
cess and chserc~',y place il o. CIR ex-
change list
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-25

We learn from eastern papers that a
revolutionary movement is how shaking
the foundation Of the Mexican Govern
men' I'd causing Santa Anna to tremble
on his s,.ctatoIiai thrown. The insur-
rectIon is now principally confined to the
province Of Acapulco. General Alvares,
one of the abIes, generals in Mexico, is
their leader. Tier forces are daily IN.
eIeaslng and their army more forrnida bic.
Santa Aana has sent 100 men 10 op-
pose them. 1t is said the government
troops desert and go over 10 General Al
wares. An engagement Will soon take
place which will determine the chances
OF the insurgents This is favorable
opportunity for Presiden, Walker to
make himself master OF Sonora and
Lower California, while Santa Anna has
other fish 10 fry.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-25
Foreign news.

The mai steamers arrived from Europe
in their usual time and order, bat the
news brought by them is not worth com.
municating TO our readers. 1t Is very 70.
luminous and can be summed up in few
words. The war is quiet at present; no
movements OF importance. Diplomacy
and peace movements remain sfuiu quo.
The Car has refused to comply with the
Napoleon proposition. The Greek insur-
rection is abou; being quelled. England
and France are preparing for war on a
large scale soldiers and ornaments are
being shipped from beth countries to.
wards the seat OF war. Austria is lean
Ing towards the western power. Prussi;.
stands firm IN her neutrality, and III.
Car Is represented TO be IN grea, dis.
trpSs
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-25

The frs: OF the season, just opehcd at
SHAW {. BAoLrY's. The opening Of the
Rock Island and Chicago Rail Railroad
has enabled Atessrs. s. Il B. to obtain
their stock OF goods from Boston q, an
unusual early period, they having already
received portion Of their large stock,
which is now opened and ready for sale.
Call and see. They are Jus, from the
mint, and Is bright as dollar.