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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-29
WHOLKsALE Day GOODS.

AVE row have hAad % she plsts de-
w srabe stocks of Dry Goods be found
market which Ss Ger t. all cash or prompt ts buyers
unusually low Our stoets bought directly
manufacturers and imporsers and in quality
dey competition from OF the markets in the West
feel thankful all Of old past favors and
feel we'll assured that make their veil
elsewhere. eet1s JOHNSON FRENCH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-29

commend the purchase OF ckafes to corespondsu
ohtaa nearly double the quantity of tickets
money every package contains all the placed
the wheel and therefore must have all that drawn out
and have only get three numbers ticket draw
q handsome prize
ins ired will be cheerfully
In ordering tickets select the Lottery the date
enclose the direct send INSTEAD
OF silver Tickets for in all the Lotteries ADVERTISED by
others Notes solvent bank received in
hp3 c. NAIRN CO.. Paltimore. Nd.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-29
LAND FOR SAIL,

LAND FOR SAL.
uNIGTY OF valuable Land for SALE known part of
IL the Kelley Farm the Bonneville Road miles from
city Said land fnely located for family residences
will be exchanged city property.
sold reasonable trims for eas-thrd cash onethrd in
months and onethird in with For
further particulars enquire Of
nov9-&w WOOLSEl NELSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-29

KNOODEN AND WILLOW W ARB, n O n
w MATS. ess.-sS dos Clotl es Pas.
100 MsTket BASKETS, b covered Market bAsbsN,
80 Wooden Bowls, 1dog Selves,
IS dox Broous. S do Shaker BYssns,
do kxIrx whist Brosos, Hes,s Tats.
7nss,s ~ each Cedar Tubs, ats Brass HsoDsd Cedar
1dol Covered BusksN Buckets.
de do Rolss. 10 gross Clothes Pins.
I DO Husk M.sn 1 dosJ lac Matts;
do Vanilla Mas0 Potato Aashens Butter Ls-
Id Pine Chsrss. dies asd Rollisg fiAs
do Csd,Y do, q aoz Buchsu.
do Butter Prints IS % Hearth BFosns.
coils eoss0n Rope, iuN pss'd At
sovI COOKS Family Gssssv.
TNERsHJP.
NHE undersigned have day formed Coraftner.hips
der the styI and firm Of hin holiday fer the
a,uoa Of General Produce. Ferssrans aad Cenmisss
Busine il this city, EDWARDR X. HILL.
sspt2-N MARCUS 3. HOLIDAY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-29

CITy MILLS FLOUR for sale the Mill asss 900
A/6 IS CASH.
Inn PIECES Russia Linen and Cotton Beg ng Tor sale
lUVR oea J. II. GAGuxE & GO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-29

DLAcK AND FANCY DRESS SILKS -we have % Nsul
ID superb Of desirable Eoods
fer the trade heavy discount prices Call
aad zee then. ssslo JUAN30N 1RENOH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-29

WABASH 4 ERIE CANAL TRANSPORTATION.
70 r.T..A TO NEW YORK. BOSTON. Z9TSA
PHILADELPHIA and BALTI- S3la1&SSs
M0REThe undersigned Agent will receipt for tie deive
THROUGH of all kinds Of Produce aud frsm
this city by the Troy and Western Line Canal Boats
favorable terms.
novis-n JOHN 8. MITCHELL. Agent. \
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-29

GEORGE kLBN. PHILIP DgcKgn. PHILIP KBAnsB.
GEORGE KLEIN Il CO.,
SOAP, CANDLES AND LARD oil MANDATORY,
tvansviIie, indiana.
ME undersigned beg leave inform the Merchants
Southern Indians and the public generally that
Factory completed and they ready to
facture Soap Candles and Lard Oil extensive scale
We will articles soed the
prices siow can be purchased in Cincinnati We
faeure all the different qualities and
In that city and have equal facilities With any city
Thankful the liberal patronage have received
determined continuance
the and liberal Part
lie for the establishments Of Home Manufacturer
city.
B.The highest market prices always paid for Tsliov
Lard and Grease. oeI2S-3mi GEORGE KLEIN a co.
HSvincennes Gazette and Henderson, Courier sopy
and send bills o this ONCE. "
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-29
SUNDRlEs.

SNUNORllsS.-
- 2uyu lbs ass'd Wires. 500 lbs Block Tin.
5OO lbs Copper Bottoms. cask Zine.
cxsk Anvils. reed per Lexington and for sale By
uovs SAMUEL ORR.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-29

SAVINGS BA1K,
FIRST STREET, RELOW MAIN
FxNHTS Bank pays on depoees payable
demand; buys and sells Exchange. Cvin Cscurreas
Money &e &s; grant Loans. makes and -enio
promptly current rates % Exchange Money ritssd 20
all P.rts OF kurcPe. ectii-u g. COPELAND CasAiss.
WABASH AND ERIE CANAL.
kRsiIANtS Shipping or Receiving Aerchsndse OF TO
tA duee BY Canal viii tnd warehouse the mot
ni-ut for that h,s Our viii be reasonable an
- oe,zS-Ima HILL HOLIDAY.
EDOCLTRY.-sdo z Chictensi
II dor Ducks:
- Turkeys: rust ~eceivedat
sstI7 CJOK's Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-29
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
LII persons In owing themselves indebted to Krats
n Heilman. aot6ed to settle within thirty days and
all having elaine against said firm will ui present
them for payment. KRATZ n .HElLMAS.
novIl-d&wIm Main street. between "a sHd Hh.
<SHOICETOBACCO.-Dbo boxes hAvorite brands. pounds.
s. and 81 reed for sale . reduced price by
nov4 3. 4. GILBERT 4 CO.. Sye. near Water.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-29
NOTlCK.

NOTICE hereby given. that have taken out le.s tss
tanentsry John NJ Stoetwel deed aud
qualified such Executor All having against
said duly for
settlement and those said notified call and
settle with instanteY my Water street.
novs-lm ROBEBr BARNES, Executor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-29
LoUBsvsLi.E PAPER MIL.

LOUDSvgLl.E PAPER Mill.
q. J. q A.v..DUPOHT.
eSCCCEgSsOB> " ISAAC Cgsn'r. NAnsfssssrsrSsf News
- aad booh Printing Paper sad Wholesale desss n ell
hiads Of Cards Printers LAX ke Alss. AesAo fss NE
CHnafsctsrs Of Gani svdsf.
No. II Nais street. Louisvne. Ky.
n D. The hishest sRhss pBies u sa1A Dsid sef Rag
Hemp aaa cotton v~ssss sey35-s6
kSCNOHYE8.-
- 10 Lbls saieratus: 3sbsp salsssss 10 n rspsn
Is Sss wAshbssP6G 3Gso HsE. Mustang Lin.;
ssss Matches; - coils Hemp 4 6sass RsDs
- kegs POWDER, JUST rsspl aaA tsP sale BY
sstA PRGS1ON BDOS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-29

numh,r, on tssm each ........ IN
and ri drA each... as
90 Sd and 4th 80.
81 5thAnieth :. .' 40
Z" Ga Z" a. 7th aud Sch % % +" 80
All other tickets (beng $500 with OF tie drawn nos
Those tickets being 81 sso with one only Of the drawn
numbers them. each %
Tickets slo Halves y; Quarter. s2h; Eishths si1s.
d Who'll. Tickets for $40 Is Quarter Tickets for ga On
26 Half SIS Is E,ghth 81 %
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-29

NILAlD aILas.-A dssDs varieties "a Day ree'dh y
u Express JAS. LOW 60. 4ls haa o.. hos. ~
ElLACk sll.k CR tvATs.-1 cases $50 10 sss sd
D j ppss, sas dsyr d ~ JAMES Low 4 CO..
vcH AS Maia street. Lsaisville. Ky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-29

NOTIONS, TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
q @. PUSHEE HA, NOW BEEN EI0hT YEARS IN
Evansville constantly adding all little
articles this particular branch Of trade
with With Eastern nsrshAas
will sell the prices
respect uy invited call aad ssanins sssss
variety. Store uHdsr 0td Fssvs' HAIL. Tisss
e2-lydGW
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-29

AT ADMINISTRATORS SALEi
NHE undersigned. ASminstraor Of the Of ". T.
Longbothsm deed will sell public auction. Fiji
dAy the December 1854 all Persenai property
said Of the undivided halt OF
the Pork House aud Pork House Fixtures together with the
Engine and Lard Tank With lease ground
tsched 60 same known Mitchell Lonsbotham's Pork
House Pigeon Creek this city Ao the undivided
class Caaalboat John Bufs with her
sgrppzxs teams Of
mules; also Household and Kitchen Furniture. &e.
The vli place the Warehouse Of Geo. Foster
,sast street the Canal neng at II o'clock
A. M ~. w. FOSTER 49,,
nsvI0-tds RJBT. fERGUS,S A1~ ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-29

UDELEIvED Per Flatboat-
HI 10 hbls Cider Vinegar; 2bbls Pearl Barley;
2 It's lngrams Saleratas; 10 bxs Wheat Starch;
rs bxs ID papers, Boston Matches;
bales Cotton Batting; 3 mats Cassia:
40 bundles Cotton Irvine; 100 lbs snail Hemp Irvine;
4 e.ils grass Halter Rope; coils Hemp Halter Rope;
q de- Hrmp Bedcords; d, Cotton Bedcords;
% dox No do; b1s eoss rrand lump To-
JO lbs Nutmegs; hseeo; .
81 doz Black Ink; . doa Ohio Mustard;
- 20 Kentucky Mustard; Is do y. Y. do
~ hxs Ground Pepper: - BIS Ground Cinnamon;
~ hxs Palm Soap in ~ to x ~ dor WashhoArs;
Ii barn: IS nests Market Baskets:
2 don Covered Baskets; IS dor extra imp. Brooms;
10 do whsks; 10 do Wire do;
do extra Clothes Baskets; 10 do Hard do
For sale At lowest market price by
novl6 I. 4 ID. HERMANN.
APOLLO H LII IIESTAUKAT.
vUNHE undersigned partns rshP and s Res
IL aurst will be carried before nn.er the anne OF
nov7-d KILLER x MATTHIAS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-29

~ The river had risen in oil about %
Inches up to last night, and more coming.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-29
J. n, RYAN,

NpoRTERs asa Dc4lsr all ds srip6sss - Leather
Aaa tanners ILL., Oh Asd Spanish Sole. MOrcseo fhilA
,.lphs q Hressh Csh Skins Boss ell. Lace Liza
als u ResAil. . the L. ssrRs. ssp1$snd
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-29

5OOs y dox 5 y ct Oh for cash............ at
p dog do do do s4
7Ocs I. doz do do do ............ q
? The lower pricesa generally where two p,ice
forfull packages, and the higher TO
small whOlesale-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-29

GrOR AGE WANTED.
NV PREPARED Pfsef " ave teOee
w any quantity Of 0saia. Prstsss kssssasdss.
tho noN liberal terms.
Hsviag large airy saiss rapsieulaS viv
taken 81 Household fuSntur-. Agrsuit.Psl tmteaes
sad oil ksds sosSs Or ssfss liable 70 damage fssn Ssap
Elected tire lsvsH Gre rsssfsass
or Longer whea desired.
Warehouse located corner Leesst street aat W sai
Canal aud convenient fer shippng ~ River Rail-
road. Applyts aov1 Ono. FOSTER 90.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-29

Live Geese prime 36 q b
Fish.
Dry God. ........ 5a5s
Mackere'l no .. Is IN
do no &c.. 15al6 81
do no 3.... llal3 %
Herrings scaled. s5al On
FlOss = IN nd Meal.
Wabash C.B.F.S. d s5as 81
Pine Grove. %. :" O 15a1 %
City Mills. 80. 20 .5as %
Lockharts brand . s5a. %
Folks. O 55a7 25
Corn Meal ..... 60
furs and skins.
Otter priune......
Grey Fox..... ..
Raccoon season
able.
Mink do cascd... eN
Deer red and SHIT.
blue. .....s....
Deer winter. 80.
GLASS a. Glassware.
Green Glassware
N "a .. AZ.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-29

INRON the Farm ii.D N0rssG tAsderb1pgA county.
abost the 9th Of Sc tsntsr lishs Chessut Mare in
Or IS hands high her 'of.hesd and white bisa
Any Who will give any information
her. will 10 hserslly rewarded BY sep0H H. D. kEAD.
ErLsNNfL-opisss Sass ing Plan el ysrieusselers.
II eeiveJ by ocsIi JAS. Low AGO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-29

yXyaOLEN sHIRTs.-lo eases Nsrao aad ianss-wssl
JAMES Low 60.
sepT 81 MAinst Louisville, K.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05
San F rancisco Advertisements


lst Grand Prize-lo,0C0 Dollars in cash. $40 O0c
2d Grand Prise-One handsome Il eSidence
consisting OF three acres of land with
beautiful cottage house, in the city of
Oakland, on Broadway, within Ave min
utes walk Of the steamboat landing
The proprietors own the property under
the Peralia title and two wears posses
slon-tbe same with Il wai1antee deed
will be given the drawer. Valued at 5000
Sd Grand Prize-One Ranch, consisting of
l6O acres of land, with good House.
Farming utensils, &c. This valuable
Ranch is located in San Jose Valley,
and IS held under confirmed Spanish
title. y warrantee deed will be given
the drawer. Valued at at... 1000
to 254-Fwo hundred and fifth Valuable
building Lots in the City OF Oakland the
Brooklyn of San Francisco, situated on
Broadway, within five minutes walk OF
the landing These lots are unqueston-
ably the most beautiful sites for resi-
dences ia the State and are too wei
known to need description The propri-
etors hnid the Peralta title and have
possession. The drawer viii receive
waGrantee deeds Size 2jxl00. Valued
low $500 each -,-.;---:----..-.---- $4,000
25J to 465-Two hundred and ten Fine Gold
Lever Watches, Hunting Cases each
OF equal value Valued at 500. - $1,000
4G6 to 666-Two hundred elegant Chinese
Shawls high cost. These sbawls are
OF the same quality as are sold daily in
this city at 500 each; each one of equal
value Valued at 35Q..... 10000
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05
. 00n MATS CHINA RICE ;
TO QUARTZ MINERS.
Important Information. Berdan's Gold
Machine in England"

IN the London Times and London Mining journal
be found the following very favorable reports of the
operations of this machine, which confirm all that has
been said Of it.
Professor Ansted an eminent mneralogs has been
king experiments with it California Quartz, and has
reported the subject that he obtained gold the rate
OF oz. 1 dwts and Il grs. per ton and valued at
II lb lS Sd or $50 56) from California Quartz, in
which there was BARELY TRACE of the metal visible,
when first examined 1t is also stated by the Professor,
that containing more than HALF OUNCE TO THE
could be worked protaby by this machine in Eng.
land.
Mr.. Calvert 4 well-known mineralogs has also been
operating upon English gold quartz, and he
that he has obained 4dwts 10 per tom its qualities
as an Amalgamator very highly extoed.-Scientifc
American.
The subscriber offers for sale few sets of these highly
approved machines TO CLOSE C1SsI~MESTs, and would
be happy to give any information in iis possession
parties desirous of purchosFt
Also for sale the machinery Stamp Mill comprising
stamps, stamp basins puos hangers shafts &c
Address by letter or per<,niiIy dos. ! PAXS0N.
49-W IS = iuri,ia street San Francisco
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

The proprictors in conducting This Rattle bind
themselves to carry it on in manner that will be
satisfactory to all who may buy tickets The draw
ing will be done by gentlemen chosen by the holders
OF Tickets, each county in the State sending COM
mittee of one for that purpose. Maps of the Real
Estate and samples OF the property may be seen at
our Office, corner OF Montgomery and Merchants sts
For the responsibility of the Proprietors of this
Raite, and that it will be conducted with honesty
and integrity we refer TO-
His Exceencv JOHN BIGLER,
Hon. " DENVER. Secy of State
J. b. HARDENB BERG Mayor of Sacramento.
Hon. LIE ITlS ALDRICH,
Maj. ". II. HARVEY, Sargt at Arms Of Senate.
f. WlLSON, Wilson's Exchange.
DAVID JONES, Hotel, Sacramento City.
G.. 3. FIRE. EAR, Agent, Phelps Hotel, Nevada.
prll &c. 1S)4-td.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05
SUMMONS.
1000 Dollars Reward.

WILL give the above reward of $1,000 for the safe de
s livery to the Jailor of Early Co. Georgia. of JOHN
ANDERooN. who escaped from Cuthber ja, on Monday
night ihe l3th inst SEd Anderson tried the
September term OF the Superior Court of Early county,
the murder OF Robert Thompson and found guilty Said
Anderson is about 25 years old, feet eight
ten inches high. stout built. little inclined be stoop
shoudered black hair and black eyes, speaks quick when
spoken TO- has good set of esth his eye teeth little pro-
Jectn9 has scar on his face under of his
eyes, and weighs ahou 100 10 pounds is very quar-
reiso'ne when Intoxicated, and is OF very bad char
acfer. Previous rewards revoked. JOHN THOMPSON
Fort Gaines, Ga 0cl. l9. 1856 4f-lf
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05
CERHIEICATE,

CERIIFICATE.
We, the Undersigned, are acquainted with the
parties owning the property offered in this Rattle.
and also know the Real Eestate referred to- and c
assure the Public that consider the title to the
property is indisputable.
Hon. d. S. SHATTUCK
JAS. \. MORRI SON NJ d.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

In SAEKNAEIUNAL EEU IEL.
Jackson s.. between Montgomery and Kearney Streets
T5IHE undersigned takes pleasure in announcing
u 10 their old friends and the public generally,
that they have leased for a of years the above
five story brick fire proof Hotel furnished it in the
most substantial chaste and elegant style, and is
open for the inspection and patronage CT the
public. Their House is situated in the vicinity of
the Steamboat Landing, near the business portion
of the ci.y. is convenient for the business comrnu.
nifty, and being located on elevated ground, just
aside from the thoroughlares, is also desirable
HON + FOR FAMILIES,
entirely on the European plan of Lodgings-with
the meals a separate charge i'll relectory in the
basement, and also a Ladies' Ordinary on the main
floor
n. 3. An Omnibus will always be found at the
steamer landings in readiness to convey passengers
to the Hotel ut n charge of 81. Baggage free.
i. S. PECK,
HENRY FISHER,
April 28-3m Projectors.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05

PRINCIPAL OFFICEs-lG Wall street, New York -
Express Building, Montgomery street, San Fran
cisco.-e, Place de la Bourse, Paris.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05
Great Discover,
Ne,0 Extension Diggiags EelipSed :
Ey EyARCHFRAuD 4. .McALX{STER & Co,

by ARCHIBALD q. McAL1sAsT TlAA x Co,
AT THE MEAT MARKET,
New Building, Foot OF Main and Broad Streets.
NIIE great discovery has been made that the Beet Beef
and Vegetables in Nevada can always b. found as
above They kill none but AMERECAS CATTLE OF The,
best quality and keep always ham good supply of
meats of ali kind. and wild game. Also, VEaErAsLes,
the best that the market affords. 352m
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-05
DISSOLUTION.

/ M PREMIERSHIP heretofore existing beswcen
SPARh>. JACOBS \ TAGGAtT in the American
withdrawal of the undersigned VN \ JtC6ES
Nevada. April -. lSj4-l-:v
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-11-17

OF The following extract from Demo.
cratic paper (the Independent Press) contains
some practical good sense, and we commend
it to an attentive perusal:
"The Northern Elections go against the
Administration. One hardly knows whether
20 rejoice or to be sorry. We are not an ad-
mirer of the Administration, and regard IL a
most signal failure. Yet the character Of
those who have voted against it-ah! that is
the troubled may be willing to admit
that the urchin needs flogging, but We had
rather the castigation would come from some
other quarter.
The truth is, persons at the North ,cho are
deadly hostile on all other points sare opposi-
ton TO Pierce, are uniting TO rote him dopn.
And even in the South, where he seems to
have gained several elections, he owed it to
the character of his nothern opposition, rath.
er than to any popularity of his own. Had
the contest been betoeen him and some sound
conservative man, Wing orDemocrat,he pould
hare been badly beaten eren in the South
There neper pds more general diSsatisfdction
with man than with Pierce--not eren wih
Van Buren, in 1910. And it is not so much
on account of his prnciples-for he is gen.
orally admitted to be correct man rs on
account of the damnable clique Of imbeciles
and corrupts with which he unwisely though
unwittingly, surrounded himself in the begin
ming.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-11-17
New York. Noyemher Q,

Fully ten thousand Know Nothings assem-
bled in the Park this evening, and passed
strong resolutions charging the election of
Mr.. Wood, the Democratic candidate for
Mayor, with being the result of the grossest
fraud, &c. The meeting dispersed quietly,
forming IN immense procession, and passing
through the principal streets, shouting,
cheering, &c.
New Orleans, November s.-The Austin
State Gazette of the Goth ult., says that the
Governor of Texas has refused to receive the
stock offered by Messrs. Walker g. King as a
deposite to secure the fulfilment of the Pa
ci6c Railroad contract. The project is there
fore considered failure.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-11-17

W- The contemplated tunnel under the
Ohio river at Louisville, Kentucky, and JEFF
fersonville, Indiana, will be exclusively for
railway purposes, with double track, adapted
to the use of all the roads Of the different
guage. 1t will be twenty-eight feet wide in
the clear, and seventeen feet high, perpen.
dicularly, from the centre Of each track. The
nrching will be sixty feet less than two miles
in length. The descending grades into the
tunnel, at either end, will be only eighty feet
per mile on a straight line. From the head
of the grade on one side, to the head Of the
grade on the opposite side of the river will be
two miles and a half. Tho tunnel will be
constructed in the river by cxcavating chan.
mel or pit in the rock, and arching over with
the material excavated-limestone rock of the
best quality. The work has been surveyed,
and the cost estimated at one million two
thousand dollars. 1t is proposed to raise this
sum by cash subscription, no part Of which
is made payable until the whole sum is sub
scribed.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-11-17

WHAT DANIEL WEBSTER SAlD.-Ten years
ago Daniel Webster in public speech gave
expression to the following opinion in regard
to the naturalization laws. The words are rs
true now as then. Indeed their import is
doubly so. The reform referred TO by Mr..
Webster was substantially repeal. He knew
the dangers of the country-and he saw
among its chiefest an inefficient and corrupt
system of naturalization laws
"There is an imperative necessity for re-
forming the naturalization laws of the United
States, the preservation of the government,
the interest. the real welfare of all parties,
the honor of the nation, all require that SUBJ
ordinate and different party questions should
be made to yield to this great end and no
man, who esteems the prosperity and exis-
tence Of his country, rs of more importance
than fleeting party triumph, will, or can,
hesitate to give his adherence 10 these prin-
ciples."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-11-17
ELECTIONS.

We give below al the reliable information
we have received in regard to the elections
which occurred on the 7th. In New York,
the contest for Governor Is close, and the re.
suit is still in doubt. The latest despatch
elects Clark, Seward wing, by los majority.
The following Congressman, it is believed,
have been elected in New York:
Whigs-James S. 7 Stranahan; Guy X.
Pelton; George FL. Andrews; Thomas Childs,
Jr.; Abraham Wakeman; Bayard Clark; AM
brose s. Murray; Rufus H. King; Kilian Mil
Ter; Russell Sage; George A. Symons; Oras-
mus B. Matteson; Henry Bennett; Edwin b.
Morgan; Benjamin PringIe; Thomas J. Flag
Ter, Solomon G. Haven; George w Patter-
son.
? Independent-Capt, lIarcourt
Independent Hard-John Wheeler.
National Hard-Isaac Jackson.
Administration Sofl-John Kelley.
There are eleven districts TO hear from.
Observation-Disclosures has elected Anti Ne
braska Governor and four Anti-Nebraska Con-
gressmen.
ILLlSos.-The result for Congress is seven
AntiNebraska Congressman, and two dis
tricts to hear from.
New JERsEY-In New Jersey four Wings
have been elected to Congress. The Wings
have, also, majority in the Legislature.
Wisconsin, Wisconsin elects all Anti-Ne-
braska Congressman.