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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-04
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MUSICAL NOTICE. respect


YIaNg fully beg leave to inform you that my desire
SssIA is TO bring before you the advantages of my
- system of instruction, in providing my pupils
with permanent basis for thorough musical educa
ton. My library of music embraces the latest and
most approved methods of Solfeg gio and Focaza-
tom besides several Oratorios, with Italian French
and English words &c, all being carefully selected
By myself in Europe. No effort, | am determined
shall be omitted to make my school thoroug h and
complete, meet the views of those who wish it
therefore invite all persons between the ages of
fourteen and thirty five years, TO attend my school
for two weeks, during which period | will give six
test lessons order to manifest the advantages Of
my system aud enable them 10 judge fits merits
At the end of that time scholars free withdraw
from school, without charge for the instruction
ceived. My method of instruction is the as
that pursued in the Conservative of Europe, where
numerous artists visiting this country have received
their education, and cannot fail, provided there be
proper diligence the part of the scholar in bring
him sufficient knowledge of the silence, to
enable him to read music IL sight liz very short
SPACES of time.
My Musical Academy is in the Lecture Room of
the Monumental Church, on Broad street.
VIII be open every day, commencing TUESDAY,
December ~ and continue the balance of this month
tor the reception of subscribers from 10 A NJ till
2. NJ. The Glasses small, but sufficient 10
inence.
Ladies class will commence on Monday, January
ID at half past O'Clock, P. NJ, and gentlemen on
Tuesday, the 30, ut p. NJ / invite also the public
attend the two weeks lessons, and to examine
my music library.
private class composed of friends desiring in
structiCn exclusively for themselves can be formed
de lS-lrnf SlGNOR J. BORA.
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I4TEST NAIL NEWS.


No Northern Mail received last e S,1 ,ss steamer
80 arrived at late hour but. 'he s'ea .a'
ms Wv. oe' at Acquia Greek. The de'en''''
t''ee ,-,,.nIy owing to ice in the Potomac
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TRUSTEES SALE OF a MODEM
BY THOMAS W. KEEsEE
toFFICE AT GEORGE J. SUMMERS, No. 20 PEARL ST 4
TRUSTEES SALE OF TOBACCO

. Il FIXTURES, &c.-As trustee in deed of trust
executed by George Mills en- the LIST day of Decem-
ber 1885, and duly recorded in the office of the Hust-
ings Court of Richmond shall sell. public auc.
ton, lat the tobacco factory lately occupied by the
said Mills, the South side of the Basin adjoining
the warehouse of Ludlam Watson, on SATUR-
Day the 7th day OF anuary 85i, at IL O'Clock, all
him in manufacturing tobacco consisting of ID Box
Screws and double of Bands; Flattening Sore
and Presses; s Screws Evans patent; J ID. lump
Mills; 2 ID. lump Mills; l large patent Boiler 2
large Dipping Tubs; Dipping Pots and Sinkers;
Levers, &c. Also SO lbs. Tonqua Beans, in alcohol
Terms made known on day of sale.
The above Fixtures &c, may be at the fac
tory. and private proposals will be received for the
purchase ofthem up to the day of SALE authorised
by the deed I am also authorised to say that pur.
chaser at private sale rent the factory from the
owner oft.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, Trustee
Richmond, Dec. 29, 1858.
Sale conducted by
de 5A-dtds THOMAS w KEEsEE AuctIr
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roRM on A PROXY

Know all men by these presents that I, - ------,
DO appoint - my substitute aud proxy, to
represent me in the General Meeting of the Stock.
holders of the Farmers Bank of Nirg.nia aud in my
name to vote upon all Questions that may come be-
fore the said meeting concerning the said Bank.
Witness my hand and seal this - day Of
1858.
dec es-3.awtd T. A. SMITH Cashier
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BY N. b. 4 c. 3. HILL. Auctioneers,

A NEGROES.-In pursuance of decree
II entered in the suit of Parkinson and Others u.s.
WaddePs administrator and others, in the Circuit
Court for the county of Henrico, SHALL as commits
soner named in said Decree sell the auction house
ofN B. C. B. Hill, in the city of Richmond on the
5th day of January, 1854, at 10 O'clock the highest
bidder, for cash, four likely young NEGROES, viz:
Henry, Rhoda, Elizabeth and Sarah.
de 30-6t FRANCIS T. ISRELL. Cnn,r
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,laE,Hg Notwithstanding the recent storm at
tho gs.:. the uferings Of mariners were most de-
,lo-a5le. large number Of vessls were either
wrecked completely, dismastcd or driven ashore,
rapv lives are known to have been lost ana 1t Is
believed that some vessels have gone down with
a! on board Probablytle most hearuending dis
a..sr occurred to Capt. Stout, otthe schooner Eli
zs5e;h. His vessel was wrecked OF Yarmouth,
Aass.. On Wednesday night lie succeeded in get
;ng lis vile ashore, but she died on the beach IN
Ii. arms. Ills child persisted while Iasned TO the
5 AevAer
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Richmond, 28th December, 1858.
de 23-dtl5thJ

PURSUANT 10 decree entered on the
Il S0th day of November, 1858, in the case of God
din, assignee, rs Baker and as pending in the Cir
cult Court for the city of Richmond, SHALL (as sub
sttuted trustee in deed of trust from Hilary Baker
and wife to Samuel G. Adams and John Van Lew for
the benefit of the Bank of the United States dated
the eighth day of June, 1878, and special commits
soner appointed by said Court for that purpose pro-
coed to SELL at q O'Clock, 2. NJ the 10th day Of Jan
nary. 1854 public auction, to the highest bidder
on the premises, the following real property, viz:
"a lot of Lend lying in Adams Valley in the city of
Richmond fronting A feet Fifteenth street; Also
the following pieces parcels of Land lying in the
county of Henrico, near the city of Richmond, viz
lot beginning at the North East corner of and
Twenty fourth streets, continued and running East
wardly along the said Ii street SO feet and in depth
along said 2fth street continued ITO feet; one un-
divided half ola lot beginning the north eastwardy
corner of and 18th Streets continued and fronting
on said 18th street, continued ITO; and one lot on
Union street. fronting said street 100 feet and
ming back 40 feet to street so feet wide on which
it also fronts 100 feet" The sale will commence at
the lot first named.
TERMs-For cash as to so much of the proceeds as
will satisfy and pay the expenses of sale and on
credit to the residue of six and months with
interest from date of sale, the purchaser executing
bonds with approved security for the credit install
ments, and the title retained until the last insalment
is paid. JOHN HOWARD
Trustee and Commissioner
December 10TH 1885,
GoDDIN APPERsoN, Auctioneers. de 10-dtd
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.p,pLcs.cY AND CLOTHES. The Ne" lola
q-,,,pe IS d Ion. editorial with the above caption
,sn,pen:in, upon some information it protesse, TO
r.s5y,.i relative to the dress Of Mr.. J. NJ. Da'
gje,. yur charge 'aaaires to Sardinia, The ini0F
,..,io, /. embodied ia the following paragraph
,vo,.ld seem that he, as though fearful tha{
u, Sa,Sir should carry the prize Tor coat ana
1-eeches diplomatic fautast'as has had mat uuto
- J.,,i.s.sj him even among the gaudy pm
co do,aohnss who surround him We learn
80 The be,t authority that man among all our
diDolua:s appears al court 50 bedlzNeAeu Will
Y,.,cw tape AID linae! as Mr.. Daniel
We know not n3w reliable the "oes' eu'hoiNy
e, ne Tribune may be. The statement however
esaag. do much harm, and since Ii has furnished
d, q. Tribune with theme for prosy sermon, Us
a.rtii,a il undoubtedly satisfied, and there we
,rss,r.e the matter viii be suffered 10 rest.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY uuDDlN q APYEKSuN.

q *
|C ALE OF BRICK AND FRAMED
LIN AND FIRST sTREETs, rs Il BE REMovEp
IN SIXTY DAYS.-Will be sold on THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, the l2.h Of January, 1854 upon
the premises, commencing at o'clock, the brick
dwelling, frame kitchen, Gc., at the southeast cor
uer Of Franklin and 18th Streets the same to be re.
moved In sixty days.
TERMs-Four months credit for satisfactorily en-
dssl 'ss''''' oS SiYSfdi AppERsos, Aues..
GALE OF MULES. HORSES, OXEN,
~ WAGON, CART, &c.-Wiil be sold on THURS.
me 2th Of JAM 1854 Ut ii o'clock. at the resi-
oenee OF MI Miles Duval, about miles above Rich
d1ona near the Qnisckison road several fine Mules,
Horses one pair Of Oxen, Wagon, Cart, &c.
months credit for approved endorsed ne
de ss-dfds GoDDlNa ApPERsoN, Aues..
INRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
= REAL ESTATE, TOBACCO FIXTURES.
LUMBER Gc.-By virtue ola deed of trust execu-
jr e. II. Chamberlayne and Joseph Mosby dated
18th December, 1858, duly recorded in the Richmond
Hustngs Courr, shall in execution ofthe said trust
lat the tobacco factory lately occupied by them ST.
tuated on 18th between Main and Cary streetsj on
MONDAY, the 9Th January. 1854, commencing at
Ii O'clock, the following valuable real and personal
estate, viz the large tobacco factory 18th street,
between Main and Cary streets fronting about -
feet running back about $50 feet also all the fixtures
and implements of every kind. used by them for ms
nufacturing tobacco consisting of 40 fatteniug and
box screws and presses fattening mills for shaping
aud sheeting. box boards, sinkers, blocks and car
wings boilers for corice. and favorng, presses
iron levers, furnaces tobacco chests and trucks
rollers tobacco sticks, visiting benches, knives, &C.
Also, all the tobacco in said factory consisting
OF m anufactured tobacco and uumanufactured, smo-
king tobacco, scraps and tobacco stems.
ind on the following day. viz: the 10th January
1854 at the lot of Marshall and Third streets
commencing at IL O'clock will be sold all the Lum-
Der, Carpenters Tools. Empty Boxes Cases, &c.
The terms for the real and personal estate will be
made known at the time of sale.
w. GODDIN, Trustee
Sale conducted by GoDDIN & APPERsos, Aucts
P. s. After the sale of the Factory and Fixtures
referred to in the preceding advertisement will be
sold by virtue of deed of trust from John NJ Shep-
pard and wife to w. Goddn and J. L. Apperson, trus-
tees, the following personal property valuable
negro man, named Allen; one fine horse, saddle and
bride; one small carriage.
Terms at sale.
P. S.-SALE OF SLAVES.-Immedately after
the sale of the above Factory and Fixtures Thy vr-
tue of deed of trust from Mr.. Z. H. Chamberlayne
and wife TO as trusteesl will be sold the follow
ing Slaves, viz Charles, Mary, Ellen and her two
children and one-fourth interest in the following
slaves, viz Claiborne, Martha Ann, and her two
children.
Terms cash. w GODDIN,
J. l.. APPERSON,
Trustees.
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NIGHT SALES.-THIS EVENING


IN commencing at O'Clock, we win resume ouS
night sales, and continue them throughout the
son. at which time will be offered from the shelves
splendid collection of Staple and Fancy Goods Card
ed and Table Cutlery of every description, Britannia
and Glass Ware.
Also, fine assortment of Cloths, Cassimerea Vest.
ngs, Muslins, Apacss Silk and Cotton Pocket aud
Head Handkerchiefs, Crayats, Irish Linens, Linen
Table Cloths, White and Brown, Hosiery all colors
Shawls, &c.
Also, CLOCKS of every style and pattern.
English Gold and Silver Lever WATCHES
Do do Cyi fashaa DO DO
Also, fine stock of double-barel Guns, Plstols
Bowie Knives, &c.
Country merchants and the trade are invited to
tenG our sales, they will find large variety, aud
tirst.rate quality.
Sale commences every night at o'clock.
no It's A MOTT 4 co Auets
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
A UCTION SAlE-OF HEIFER RS,

A UCT1ON SAlE-OF HEIF e Rs,
AYEARLINGS, HOGS AND FARMING UTEN-
SILS AT ROSE MEATH FARM. - The under.
sgaed with the view of redncin stock of Cattle
&c. will sell at auction ON FRIDAY, 30th Decem-
ber at Rose Meath Farm, mile west of tn city,
at ii O'Clock, A. NJ, about 20 head Of HOGS, s
YEARLINGS, HEIFERS, &C., several Of which
Horsepower. &C., and sundry other Farming Uten-
siis Sale positive and without reserve, by aai
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auct.
TERMs.-Four months credit for sums over $50,
for approved notes; under that amount cash.
ALSO-A pair of superior match HORSES, four
years old, well broke and perfectly sounds sold for
no fault whatever.
de 20 LEWIS u. CRENSHAW.
POSTPONED-On account of the incletneEcy OF
the weather, to WEDNESDAY afternoon. 4th Jam.
at 81 o'clock, if fair otherwise the next fair day at
the same hour.
de Sl-5t L NJ IT Aucf
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I1> STRAYED or STOLEN from a
LNstaDle on Main street, in Richmond, on the
night OF the 3Oth ult., bay HORSE, with a in
the fore head, of medium size, and about Is years
old, and rather low in order-had the time ba-
rouche harness, about half worn. A reasonable re.
ward will be paid for the delivery of the horse and
harness to me, four miles from Richmond, on the
Brooke Turnpike, or to NJ H. Fusten, in Richmond
iaS-st+ ACHILLES D. JOHNSON.
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NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF MEsSRS.
JOHN M. SHEPPARD, JR., E. H. CHAMBER
LAYNE AND JOSEPH MOSBY, ENGAGED IN
THE MANUFACTURE OF TOBACCO.-As trustee
in deed made by the above named parties, dated
18th December, 1858, duly recorded in Richmond
Hastings Court, beg leave to inform said creditors
that shall take immediate steps execute the said
trust, and will close the with as little delay as
practicable.
1t is important that the said creditors should ex-
anime the said deed, and inform in writing at as
early day as convenient, whether they will accept
its provisions or not. w. GODDIN, Trustee.
NOTICE.-TO THE CREDITORS OF MEsSRs.
SHEPPARD L CHAMBERLAYNE. AND OF E.
H. CHAMBERLAYNE, INDIVIDUALLY AS
trustees in deeds made by the above named parties
dated goth December, 1858, duly received in Rich
mond Hastings Court, we beg leave notify their
creditors that they have conveyed all their effects
for the purpose of paying their debts and that by the
ter ms of the said deeds, release must be given by
the said creditors before the 18th January 1854
to entitle them to the benefits of the said deeds
Such of the creditors willing to accept the
provisions of the said deeds will please notify us in
writing of the fact, before the said 18th January
1854. w. GODDIN
j. L. APPERsoN, Trustees.
Richmond 28th December, 1858.
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w ANIED-A BOY, to learn the Book
w binding busit ass Apply TO
SLADE g. BAKER
oe 5U-ts No. Exchange.
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WANTED-A first rate dining room
servant, accustomed to a private family. For
one OF good character and qualifications Iihsrsf
price will be paid. Apply to
JOS. p. WINSTON.
de ~ Corner Cary and 18th sfs e
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w ANIED-By the first or middle of
" March, two or three first rate STRAW MIL
LiNEhs and several SILK MILLlNERS. Apply
9s n. C. BARTON'S,
- ~ l09 Main street
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THE LIVES OF WHITE PERSONS
IL AND SLAVES INSURED UPON THE MOST
REASONABLE TERMS. - The National Safety
(Lifel Insurance and Trust Company charter perpe.
ua; capital S25OGo0 Principal office, No co Walnut
ST. Philadelphia; office of the agency in Richmond in
LIsles Row, Pearl street, next to Messrs. Toler l.
Cook continue to offer the greatest inducen ents to
the public in regard to LIFE INSURANCE. The
lives OF White Persons will be insured for any length
OF time. upon the Mutual System-premiums med
crate. SLAVES insured at low rates. for period OF
from 10 years. All losses promptly and satisac-
torly adjusted For further particulars, Pamphlets
Circulars &c., call at the office of
C. 2. BROKEN, M D.
Agent and Medical Examiner Lisle's Row,
ia 2-3t* Richmond Ia
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DREMIUM VENETIAN BLINDS. =
d GEO W. ZIMMERMAN. Venetian Blind Ma
CUPERFINE FLOUR, for sale 1T whole
/. sac e market rates Known { SHOOK

EXPLORATION OF THE VALLEY
h or THE AMAZON. hy Liant w. i. HsSn-
Ion. y. .. Navy. Nsps and P1nsss koI ale ~
As31 w. RANDOLPH.
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SIUNE MASONRY. The subscriber
~ hsvine completed the extensive foundatioas FOR
Messrs Taliaferro Co, at Manchester, and nearly
completed the abutments and piers of Mayos Bridge,
would respectfully inform the public that he is pre-
&c. with the best quality of granite to be found
in the State. All work entrusted to me will be done
in worknanlike manner. JOHN w. DAVIES,
Stone Cutter and Mason Southside of Dock.
Residence Corner of Canal and I'd streets.N
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WANTED TO HIRE, an elderly ser
W want MAN, to attend in my store.
de SO-6t ED. NJ. MORGAN
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NJ ANTED.-I wish to hire first rate
W COOK. For such a one a liberal hire will he
paid, and none other need apply.
de S0-5tH WRIT ROBINSON
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rs1HE "WHITE CREASE" is new,

FHIHE "WHITE GREASE" is a new,
Il convenient and economical substitute for tar, and
other lubrcatoIs for the axes of transportation
omnbusses, carriages, drays, wagons, &c. 1t is not
affected by the weather, retaining the same consis-
tency winter and summer. 1t does not gum the
axles, and is cheaper and more durable than any
other grease in use.
For sale in tin cansters of three and six pounds,
and in kegs of Is, so and 100 lbs each, by
ADIE GRAY, Druggists
nov 1Q-2Gcta for the Manufacturers q
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81 FOR BREMEN. The Bremen
- bsrque ''KOSMOS,~ Capt VESSELS, viii
We will make liberal cash advances consgnmenfs
of Stems Tobacco TO the address of our friends,
Messrs H. Fl. Meier l. Co.
de 81 f" IEDLAM L WATSON.
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GENERAL AGENCY, &c-RICHARD
" HILL, JR. B. w. TALLEY, (of Hanover,)
General Agents and Collectors. attend to Hiring out
NEGROES, Renting out HOUSES, and Collecting
CLAIMS of every description.
Mr.. EDWARD G. RAWLINGS, late of Spottsyl-
vana, viii have an interest in business after 1st
January 1854 de 7-d& ctl5thJ {
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II AIR DYE.-Bohemian Hair DYE, Pha-
~ Ions do do, Gilman's do do, Carters do do:
houssefs do do, Alexander's Trcobaphe For sale
at J. BLAIR'S,
de "a opposite the Depot, Broad ST.
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w ANTED-For the ensuing year. fiy,
ter, suitable for mill work
7 de 20 CRENSHAW EISaEp
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EHERE are several ESTRAY COWS at
Il my place. ZIP. TAYLOR.

The lost WATCH advertised in the Bulletin the
last week in October, has not been returned | wiz
reward the finder. II. 2. TAYLOR.
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Having FEMALE TEACHER for our girls, win
give board and tuition three little bows OF
girls, at $500 Tde A-tsI H. P. TAYLOR
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Sale conducted by GoDDIN L AppERsos, Aucts.

P. s. After the sale of the Factory aud Fixtures
referred to in the preceding advertisement will be
sold, by virtue of deed of trust from John M Shep-
pard and wife to w. Goddn and J. L. Appersou trus-
tees, the following personal property. viz: valuable
negro man, named Allen one fine horse, saddle and
bride; one small carriage.
sata male
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SPANISH OLIYES-Fresh received and
~ FOR sale by JUAN PIZZINI
ja2 next door TO the Excbanye Rsnt
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{ ,HkE6E.-50 boxes prime Cheese to1
Js< EDWIN WORKMAN l. CO.
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{ tOAL PIT AND SOLAR OIL Is
~ terees Coal Pit Oil, 10 bbls. Solar Oil, for sale
Ja2 EDWIN WORKMAN GCO,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-24

~ 1t will be seen by our telesraphic dis
patches that Hon. Edward Everett has re-
signed his seat in the u. s. Senate-his re-
signaton to take effect in June next. IL has
also been announced that Hon. Rufus Choate
had resigned the Attorney-Generalship Of
Massachusetts, and it is now reported that
he will succeed Mr. Everett in the Senute.-
Nr. Choate distinguished himself in that body
some yeats ago as the successor to Mr.. Web
ster, when the latter was called 10 a place in
Gen. Harrison's Cabinet. He served but q
brief period then on the unexpired term Of
Mr.. Webster. by appointment of the Cover.
nor, and subsequently declined an election
for the regular term succeeding.
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EVANSVILLE, May 18th. 1854

EVANSVILLE, May 18th, 1884.
Hon. j. 8. HoPKISs, aud Others
Gentlemen:-I acknowledge the receipt Of
your letter and the Gold Chain which accom-.
panies it. As an officer, il has ever been
my desire to discharge my duty, hoping for
no reward but the approval of those whose
suffrages placed me whereI am.
The kind wishes which your letter express
to me personally, need not,sny, are valued
and the substantial token" which your
kindness has presented to me has u higher
value than gold.
II shall be my aim to merit the praise you
have bestowed, and 10 preserve your gene.
rous gift as an evidence Of your appreciation
With feelings OF gratitude, am, emile
men, your obedient servant,
JNO. S. GAYITT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-24
Railroad ExcurAiOn.

BY notice in another column it will be soen
that an Excursion Train will go up to White
River Bridge next Saturday. Temper
ance Celebration is to be held there by the
citizens OF Vincennes, who have extended an
invitation to the citizens of Evansville to be
present. 1.-THE day proves fine, this will be
a delightful excursion. II is a pleasant ride
TO White River Bridge, while the structure
itself is well worthy of the visit, it being the
finest bridge in the State. There are delight
full groves about the bridge and on the banks
of White river, and If the occasion prove not
Joyous one, we shall BIO much mistaken
We hope there will be a general turn out
from Evansville. Jas. Harlan, Esq of this
city, has been invited to address the meeting
and we promise something excellent. We
presume there will be other speakers, plenty
to eat and good cold water in abundance
The price of tickets has been put down low
as possible SO as to secure q large crowd oil
excursionists.