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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-03
WILSON q FR ANKLIN-


w OFFER FOR SALE
10 Hogshead p. II nnd N Sugar,
so Barrels Coffee Sugar.
% Clurihe Sugar.
1000 lbs. be-. Lpaf 10
10 hhds. N. o. Il sugar-house Molasses,
100 Bags Rio and Laguila Coffee
IS do Superior brown Java Coffee,
Cases Gnnp'der, lmpll aud fPk Tea,
500 Sides good sole Leather,
100 " /" upper
Bulos Shoe Thrend
5000 lbs. Bale Cotton assorted numbers,
Bales Cotton Bats,
100 Sacks Salt,
Is Tons Bar Iron,
do Rolled Tire Iron,
do Round \ Square Iron assorted,
do Blislered Steel
1000 lbs CAST aud Sheur
Boxes Collins q Ar hers PmentAxes
300 Kegs Nails assorted sizes,
30 Grind Stones,
50 Boxes Tnow Candies,
30 E" Adamantne Cop les,
30 +" Spe,m.
90 Turpentiro Soar,
so English duiry Cheese,
so Pine Apple do
so Barrels Ma. kernl,
80 Kits No. |,
so Barrels Tahners Oh,
10000 lbs Good Family Bacon.
besides a number of other ni,eles too tcdious To
mention. SEPT 27.isl
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Selling Of at Greatly Reduced Prices.
N o I'll G +

THATCHER, LOCKWOOD s CO, beg leave to re.
Il their thanks The public for III. very bei-
al patronage bestowed upon them during The ns, ysar
and they hope by strict attention business and selling
CHEAP K GOOD GOODS, to merit the same for all
time to come They would also call attention their
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Office Gen. Supt. Va. & Tenn. r. r.,
Dec. 18th, 1858.
NOTICE

INHE accommodation Train running fro m this psfl
l. to Bonsacks, wi be discontinued after the es'1
end trip on Wednesday morning the I4th inst
dec 10 Is THOS SHA RP
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READY-MADE CLOTHING,

whi,b l. large stnd eomPlate-such us ov'r Goats Of
neatly every style and quality Dress and Fn'ck Goats
OF every kind. OF superior style aud qualify Pan
tsoons and Vests. large supply and of ever, grade
FURNISHING GOODS OF every description, and
general assortment Of every thing usually kept in cloth
ing store ali Of which they will se reduced prices
In order 10 make for large stock In the spring.
They also have good assortment of
Cloths Cassimeres and vestings
which they will have made up order in latest
stve and workmanlike manner aud IN ~ instance
wal rant good A.. and to pli-h this, they have
enxaecd the services OF Mr.. james u. Edwards who,
as a cutter aud litter. !. SECOND nonu in Virginia
ian tlts HATCHER LOCKWOOD Il co
TEr Republican copy weeks.
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i Lynchbarg Va, 10 KnorgiHe Tennessee, By The vi
GINA and Tennessee Railroad and Farish d. Co.'S Lid
Of Stages Through tickets he obtained at th(
Ticket Office of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company, at the following points and at the foowin
rates, viz:
From Lynchbnrg to Chrstianshnrg So 25
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RAILROADS, &c.
Richmond and Petersburg RaiI-P.,,

0&A-AK x1k-saE w. - sssSsS Rssaas
WINTER ARRANGEMENT -s;ss,,
4 n AID alter this date, the departure -,
~ will be AZ follnws: - he fral,.
EXPRESS TRAIN
Leaves Richmond daily Sundays excen,ed
MAIL TRAIN - fs
Leaves Richmond ia y. at.-
Petersburg a. - P. N
rare 81 i0-Children over three and mo-, y A.
years OF age go crtis discount of m over twei.
made on each fare when TICK cts are proc, Wilt
hee, and {" passengers getting ON the ears at the Of
els sold. 's Where no tel
Through Tickets in counexon with RI,
Western Stage Line be procured a, ,h d Dunn,
following places: e o'hce, To the
Greensbyroush, North Ca,olina,
Salem. 1900. $40 On
Lexington, Is $500. l2 %
Salisbury 1" 1890. 10 On
Charlotte, i" ---.-.- ID IN
TIL "a WolJ., :. '-----.... !, w
NORFOLK TRAIN ... ST.
Leaves Richmond Mondays w e.Inesd.n.
II %, A. NJ, for Port Wafhal where !, ana Fridays
re sieamboat Augusta. Capt. w. c. Smi,b f.s with
por'smouh, snd all the intermediate plocas Norfolk
Fare to Norfolk or Portsmouth
The freight on all articles for NorfoL - - 50
ard the different landings on the river NM. 'sntlh
advance. - must be paid in
N b.-Servants travelling by themsaI,
n'Shen win Two passes that one cnn be . oe ur'
the ONCE and il must be expressly stated - AIMED al
that they nre permitted go on the Cnr ~ lhe Poss
rase may be. VI 'oai,hs the
nov 2-dScts THOS. DoDAMEAD g.,
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PIEDMONT WORKS. Lynchburg, Va.
RAIL ROAD CAR MANUFACTORY.
"a r. asssHa; sEsgs.sss
PASSENGER, FREIGHT, BAGGAGE, rosT-oFFicE, DUMP
HAND Cars ORDER.

PASSENGER, FREIGHT, BAGGAGE, PosT-oFFiCE, DUMP a
HAND CARS MADE TO ORDER
nNHESE WORKS have be- in operation it'll
I nil the piest fwptoced Machinery for Wood and
II IN work. and upon n scale commensurate with tho
" tlts Of the South and West. for Car construction
More than hundred OF Ill description have
been l. these work. Tor the Virg mia d Tennessee
T., i Rupi.
Presidents aud Engineers OF Rail Roads respect.
THY nyit ID To bestow their patronage, they may
" lppp having their work finished in strict pnnco
slll IT. n plnus and nv ings; after the
,iaove plnus Construction prices satisfactory.
Southern Esaii-lsOntis
Wlno lhnger be compelled - obtain their Cars trom
the n n, subject to large expense and r-k of Trans
rortsuon. GEO. &. CURLE Proprietor.
THE Undersigned having had churge of the above
Works from I1ef commencement. under the former
Proprietor Mai. A. Ellison, Jr.; asks c say tho
RaiRoad public TINT he has engaged with the present
Proprietor and will continue it, manag, men hoping by
ri. long experience in Rnl rohd works ard constant
ention Ia the work entrusted him merit the ap.
probation and liberal patronage ol The public
A. NETTl ETON Manager.
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RECON M NDATIONS.
L

RECON- MENDATIONS.
CHIEF ENeISEER's OPFicE, Va. Tenn. X. II I
Lynclburg. Va. Septrm rr 30 1853. !
TO THE RdH-ROdB PUBLIC.
All the Cars et every kind in upon This load have
teen made the Piedmont Works. in Lyme hburg un
Il, thr direction e Gen' Nettlcton, rs Agent
1t gives me much pleasure To say thai have
strongly and faithfully executed | cheerfully
mmcnd these works to companies requiring cars.
competent aud faithfully execute any con
ncta thnt may b. mndc with the OF these works
CHAS. + NJ. GAkNETT,
chit Eng, Va, a. Tenn. r. x.
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OFFICE Va. TENN. RAIL Roam Co
Lynchbnrg, Sept 20. 1853 !
From mn intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Geo q.
Unrlc. feel confident That the Pedr1 ut Works under
his management, will fully MAINTAIN lis reputation
making Rail Road Cnrs as well in any and all ia
branches of mechaical operations.
JNO ROBIN MCDANIEL President
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Two THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIL

i LYNCHBuRG HOSE & FIRE INSURANCE
C0MPANf.-The Board of Directors OF the Lynch
burg Hose and Fire Insurance" Company meeting
held op, The - day OF the present. month, declared
dividend OF per cent of the rjhts Of the last six
months. which will be ped The Stockholders on and
AFTER the 18th inst. @. T. WILLS, sec'ry.
feb lots
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AAYOOD.-Oak and Hickory, well seasoned, just
Wv to hand. W. expect TO keep regular suppl,
in future. Those who will need good fre-wood-w
please send in lher orders early.
aug SITS ECHOLS g. PRYOR.
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= II. u DLHCh, IICktt agtHF
~ B-The same rates will be charged from kno
vile and all other points along The line to Lynchburg
aug l9-ts
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w. w. Lenwich A. brother.
if0E @t WIN, w. LEFTwIoIr5
l-dAuis TH0S w. LEErNICH

A7hAcn AND PosrER. belonging To Us, will be in at
tendance tthe Depot and Packet Landing. convey
travellers to the Washington Hotel FREE or cHAaeR.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,

1NHB undersigned having purchased the inter Il of
Il Vim. Leftsich Il Son In this long estall he'd
and well known Hotel will hereafter conduct HI anne
under the spleo
w. w. Lenwich n Brother
II Is their purpose reht and improve the House
60 make il conform in all respects the great in
made In modern Hot. l.. Their Hou'e v bo
NEATLY FURNISHED. and afor an ngrceal laee
Ut Travellers and ell persons visiting yneh-
bsfg-while neither expense trouble will be pared
tn nuke their ABLE among the most ,ut tuous
and elegant in the State
Attsfhrd 70 this Hotels oueof the most COMMo
DlOUS STABLES in the city, v hich Is managed by
two most frusty and experienced OSTLERS.
The undersigned are well aware OF tie extensive pot
ronage which has been heretofore extended Il Ia Ho
tel under the mansg cement of VIM Leftwch 4 Scn,aod
the desire of continuing AMI greatly increasing the
same, will stimulate them to spae eNertions to
mend themselves the favor of their friends tho pub
lie generally.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-12

SINGULAR RETURN OF SfEEcH "A man
by the name Of Alonzo Giles, residing
on Sixth street near the Hamilton and Day.
ton Railroad Depot, Cincinnati, suddenly re-
covered his speech on Monday evening"
For many years he mas been affl cted with
the scrofula in the throat, and since ls4S has
been completely dumb. On Monday eve.
ming he was taken with severe coughing
which resulted in severe vomiting. During
this he threw up a solid substance, when his
wife asked him If he was any better. "Yes,'
said he, I'm much better, being the frs
words he had spoken since lS4s. Both him
self and wife were Overjoyed a. the return
Of his speech. He continues to talk, though
his voice is hoarse and rough.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-12

The Pork TRADE .-Everyihing relative
to pork, hogs and slasghterinr, was re-
markahly quiet yesterday, and the market
dull. The IN josiry Of the houses were pack
ing to limited extent, but as regards sales,
we heard OF none whatever, and quote hogs
dull at 4ka4a cents.
EBy private despatch from Cincinnati last
evening, we learn that the hyg market was
heavy, with a downward tendency. Green
hams were selling at 81 cents; prime lard 81
cents, and mess pork at $1,000.
Lou, Coar Sth.
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jFSr the Z vans,irIe Journal. 7

Mr.. SANDERS:
"Aunt Dorcas" is sensible. Tea parties
are humoug and bore. They involve
great trouble and evolve very little real en-
joyn ent. The other method suggested for
raising funds for the use Of the "Dorcas SO.
ciety"Qhe necessity of which none will deny)
is rational and perfectly feasible. There are
enough Of men in town to fill a course OF dog
en- lectures, to the Tleasure and great edi-
fication Of the community, and to hear whom
no one would hesitate to pay a small fee, es-
pecially when it is to be appropriated to such
worthy object. would suggest to the
ladies the propriety Of their taking the mat
ter in hand, AMI addressing notes to the
gentlemen whom they would wish TO lecture
for Their benefit. This would effectualIy
identify their society with the object, and
procure services that might otherwise be
unavailable. If they will appoint a commit
tee for this purpose there is no doubt but
that their ends will be fully attan
AUNT DORCAS' FRIEND.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-12
Pubic Lectures, &c.

The sugg estion of "Aunt Dorcas," Of .
course Of public lectures this winter, is very
good. although we are not sufficiently ac-
quainted with the objects Of the Dorcas So
ciety, to know whether it would be proper
to give the proceeds Of such lecture enter
tainmen's. to that respectable little body, or
body Of little Juveniles. "The poor are al
ways among u.s." and we believe the young
misses Of the city have been busily engaged
some time in making clothes for this came
poor, and have them very well provided by
this time. But the poor need wood and vic.
tuals more than they do clothes. However,
we had merely intended to signify our APP
prevail Of a course of lectures for this winter,
without reference at present to I! cir pecuni.
ory object. We have advocated and assist-
ed otherwise in getting up such enterprises
three winters in this city, and should be very
happy to see something Of the kind started
this season for public entertainment and in
struc;iou. There is probably not another
city the size Of Evansville in the West,
where 90 little interest is taken in literary
pursuits, or 10 those enterprises tending di.
rectly to public instruction or general men,
tai culture. Commerce and trade engross
all our energies, all our capital and all ouI
time. We think Of rothing but the physical
prosperity Of our city and the pecuniary
prosperity Of ourselves. Our river and can
al and railroads, our commerce and our trade
the money market and the price Of hogs,n "
houses and prospective NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
more of our thoughts and affections. than
the very wives OF our bosoms and children
Of our loins. II 10 business ny day and bust
ness by night. Not one out Of ten heads o
families are at their homes Of evening,
where they should be, utterly released for I
time from the cures Of business, and devote,
at least few hours out OF the twenty fou
to those who have a right to expect thei
companionshiP at such a time. Iii bust
ness all the time, excepting the space burie,
in slumber. II necessarily follows, that al
though we are busy and prospecting com
munity, we are also IN ignorant commu
nifty.
Public lectures have never been Patrons
ed here SO we'll as they should have been
but still as there are few who would muc
like TO have the privilege Of attending
course OF lectures this season, and az W
presume lecturers enough could be 0btaine
RICH, at home. to ill course properly, W
are decidedly for starting the enterprise, an
at once.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-12

As before noticed the Schiller Lodge, /.
o. o. F., will have their anniversary cele.
bration to-day. Our other Lodges will par.
ticipate, and all the Lodges OF this Order in
the district have been invited. The process
sion will form at 9 o'clock in the morning
al the Hall, Fosters Block, and after march
ing through the principal streets, 60 to the
German Protestant church. The assembly
will be addressed BY Mr.. R. Kehr in Ger
man, aud Jas. Harlan, Esq in English. A
pleasant time is anticipated, and we hope
all such anticipations may be realized.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-12

Cosr OF KEEPING HORSE The high
price OF Prov nder, Tor some time past, has
made the cost Of horse keeping rather a
burthrnsome tax in this city. At livery
the regular PRICE per mon is Sl2; and Tor
work horses that require more feed. it il
more expensive. Druy and omnibus horse:
cam Il be well kept tor less than Sl5al6
per month. The usual average allowed 10
each horse in the omnibus lines is Sl6, while
the cos, OF board and lodging for the drivers
is but $40 Hay at 81 per 100 lbs. corn a,
Csc, and oats at 40 to a5c per bushel will ex.
plain the mystery why a mans feed should
cost less than that o horse
81. Louis Nems.
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Ban kab,e Funds.

Yesterday the following list Of Free
Banks were accepted by the Stock Banks Of
his city:
Crescent City Bank;
Canal Bank;
NY. g. Va. State Stock Bank;
Prairie City Bank, Terre Hau.e.
Gramercy Bank.
Traders Bank, Indianapolis.
Central Bank, Indianapolis.
Farmers and Mech's' Bk.. Indiana polls
Bank Of Capitol, indianapolis.
Fayette County Bank, Connersville;
Bonk Of Indiana, Michigan City;
Indiana Bank, Madison.
Merch'ts' g. Mech's' Bk., New Albany.
Bank OF Salem.
Bank Of Rockville,
Farmers Bank of West6eld.
Bank Of Mt. Vernon.
Cambridge City Bank;
Hoosier Bank, Logansport;
Brookville Bank;
Kentucky Stock Bank, Columbus.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-12
az In our article on Friday. we did not

~ In our article on Friday. we did not
alIude 10 patronage. When we speak Of
men disgracing themselves, we refer to de-
psrture from principle, or the commission Of
q disRraceful act. We never asked any man
for patronage, and never will. We do not
consider il consistent with the dignity of the
Press, to whine Ut the skirts Of IN Office hold
er for the drippings Of his office. We pre-.
sumo those official gentlemen who send
printing to this Office agree with US in our
general line OF policy, and considering that
the people would be most benefited by this
line of policy being carried out. are DESTROYS
to further that end. Certainly, such are the
sentiments OF the gentleman alluded to by
the Journal. yesterday, in column.
Enquirer.
Then il il understood that our present
sheriff, for he 10 tbs man We alluded to.
sends his printing to the Enquirer office. be.
cause he agrees with the editors in their
general line of policy. e, their politics.
and because he thinks the people would be
most benefited by the policy of a Locofoco
paper being carried out. Ifthis be the case.
M. Gav,t had no business calling himself
Wing before the election, nor has he the
right to do SO now, without offering an insult
to the Intelligence Of the whole community.
We are the last m n, as all experience
shows, to "whine at the skirts of an Office
holder for the drippingo Of his Office" We
have never hung around the skirts Of Office.
holders at Washington City, as our neigh Dor
has done, both Tor o6ice and for the drip
pings OF ofice, and we never stopped as our
our neighbor has done. to court up and
cringe at the feet of a man for t'iAe of o.
6cial patronage, whom We had but few
days before vehemently opposed. And more
than this. we never obtaiHed job of work
by the privilege Of netskine two bids to q
neighbor's one. As tor the sheriff. adVer-
tisements. II the sheriff prefers patronizing
paper which was his friend but two weeks
before the election, aud then from interested
mo'ives-a paper opposed in politics 10 ev.
erything he ever declared himself, and to
the ms5oniig Of those who placed him in of.
nee. ssd which injured him more by it's
Friendship thaa by its enmty as the whole
community knows-if he prefers PATRONS.
s"g such paper, to paper which when he
was boy round t''ese ssreets. wes Sighting
tor the principles and party he pre.ends to
atnliste with, and which has done more TO
sle'sn"s him in the good opinion of this
community than all other things comb ned
Why let hin carry out his preference. We
ask no patronage from him. nor will the
Journal receive patronage from him or any
other man, as an undeserced favor. But we
w:ss the community to understand Mr.. Cav.
it's position. and We are determined it shall
do 90.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-12
PERFECTLY DISAPPOINTMENT.

We had ua late considered the days for selling and
huyfns Patent Medicines and that the
Medicine must soon greet the worlds fevered inh~ban
But up DR.. l.. Adams Liver Balsam
Of more used and greater sensation than
other Compound before the public and should
ease! Is positively producing
Medicine IL ostensibfe that this Medi-
cine is good for what t claims
learn Of the first failure claims do
pledge ourselves that there hambug
, testimonia a this raper.
See Advert sement in this paper. ey3
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-12
Hoes AT PRIscEroS.-The Princet,

Hoes AT PRIxcEroS.--The Princeton
Clarion says the pork market has been ac-
tive there the last two weeks, and about l5,.
600 hogs have been packed, and season not
more than two-thirds through. The indica-
tions are that the number Of hogs will equal
those of last year, but there will be a falling
off in weight. Tie ruling price for corn fed
hogs is 81 for those weighing 200 pounds
and upwards, So for mast fed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-12

GT The Louisville Democrat notices the
New Orleans Teleg aDh line very favorabIy.
II says TIE new association which have re.
Gently leased the line, have expended ten
thousand dollars in repairing and rebuilding,
and the line now works admirably.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-12

" A lett from Bordeaux gives the pro.
ceeds Of the wine crop Of several estates in
the parishes Of Bouilla and Flcrace for this
year as one hundred and two tons, while the
average crop Of the former years was fifteen
hundred and fifty tons!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-12
GIARIOuS SI1NiMRR

WITH the hot sulty the rank
Vegetation o. the owsnds and the marshes the
OF che ofthe West SOUTH
burnihs drinks the and secsyng plants
noxions aud poisonous hailed
produce Yellow Jaundlce arrangements of the
Bowels DarrheG or disentey Ague snd Fever Bilious
Typhus Fevers Tn Ter these
shon'a make free Of Dr. Bauer INDIAN vEeErABx
PASAcEA Ii cleanse the bowels purify the
bicsd and restore health.
umn OF this paper. eyS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-12

GOLD AND enthusiastically Guthrie, in
his annual report, says officially that the total
amount o. gold and silver coin in circulation
on the 3Oth of September, 1854, was S24l,.
100000. against the total bank circulation of
S204,s92.0e0. The Secretary is opposed
to the circulation of notes of a small demon.
ination.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-12

OF The Mississippi at ST. Louis was fill
ed with floating ice last week, but ice not
hard. Boats have not much difficulty so far
in passing through, below st. Louis. Five
and a half feet water are reported tc Cairo.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-12

OF Fo~ Is or chickens may be fatt ned in
four or five days by feeding them three times
daily with rice boiled in milk, always fresh,
as sourness prevents them from fattening.
Give them clear water to drink. BY this
method the flesh is made particularly white
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-12

Os- We have poetry from Kansas Terri
tory; egypt" Illinois; Blue Grass, Ind;
AMI Frankfort, KY; all sent to the Journal
for publication. We shall investigate their
merits in a few 6ays.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-12

0ITA young LADY in Paris lately made
her forlieth ascent in a balloon, end landing
in the country, the rustics maltreated her us
a witch.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-12

OF. No business of public interest came
before the Court Of Common Pleas las
week. 1t was principally engaged in probts
business. 1t is still in session.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-12

~ 1t was reported last evening that Mr..
Carpenter, Prosecuting Attorney in the
Ward case, and brother to A. X. w. Car
penter of this city, was shot yesterday at
Louisville and killed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-12

az A London journal. consoling itself for
the failure Of the great Baltic fleet, says that
Napier has made very coed chart of the
Baltic sea. Costly chart, that.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-12

OF The fast Fashion will be here to-day
,r tomorrow for st. Louis. She passed up
asst Saturday.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-12

OE The total expenditures of the city OF
Boston, for the present fiscal year, are esti.
mated at S2,O56,74l. The largest item is
for schools and chool-houses, viz: S437,-
200.