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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE :
on WATER STREET. BET. SYCAMORE AND VINE.
SAM p. HAvLTN opened q Grocery and Provisi- n
y the place three sam'i Urr's
xae1s n VIII keep on hans ~ ssseni
hatcher Stall open all hours aad Invites public
Meats good and prices low. 10000 deel3-u
OLD SANTA CLAUSE AT HEAD QUARTERS,
het LOOK OUT FOR CHRISTMAS. .i-gs.a
>HE undersigned bess leave inform pat-
and the public in general that che has jus
"a With the largest and best Of Toys sad Fancy
prices. Also. Candies kinds Of
the
EyERAL ofaeesn the :.eOad sioy Of the cresesn. City
gsns Bulldogs. Enquire AZ the s.rs Srof pv,v
u 30 boxes Plate; sodor ss.'s Copper Bottoms;
sale sss5 b''f SAMUEL SsK
Unity as'd Iron reed perl..e arrivals This. with
former stock on hand makes our eoTg,ss
UpEc.D per steamer Mansfield direct from B.imore Is
aeels l. & d. HEIMANS.
Ct; ogis sgGARs.--so Dbl: Loaf. Crushed: Powder
ss ash's' c T;s::
w lease Sn. so:isns: Ss.sar:; '''''''
the New Ha1dwar. of Sss +. NJ
sp'ass somssAiss ssw ale y
aecs CHAS. 7. walls.
On LAND AND Lots FOR SALE:
SGH ACRES lying the nal Bosom il
CIV well tinhersd This. the n Of the n ar -. r
sg, w. and 8, acres the oirts ar ofS "a, 4.
oil Also Lot No q. in Block S. with static
&c Lo in sub-dvisioa Of lot block Any
ing to see the above premises will sell t.ras
aeclI -2wd GEO. L. SCHNEE.
LIQUORS AT AUCTION.
ssee.sa on colsisn and will he sold at ameion.
- Thursday the 18th nst at Geo Foster Co "a
house, IL not closed before rrvas sale For particulars
| APPLY TO deci2-3t s. L. HoVES.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
fDirect Importation TO sheffield. Epxiand.l
UHASE opened in voice Shrnield
from hands which invite the
tsnon OF Merchants aud Others who wish purchase
cash OF prompt business The invoice in
of the folio wing viz: -
Table Knives in variety; Hand and PANEL Saws;
Pocket do do Ripping DO;
Shears aud Scissors; Tcnop and Compass dc;
RaxorE Dr<wiae Kaives;
Files Of dissertations chises and TuYper
All Of witch will be cold at the lowest market here
CHAs. s. WELLS
deci5 n Il = 2 doors below che Branch Bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-13
VRIyaTE BOaRulNG

UpOARDERS desiring private boarding house. I'm
I'D rooms and accommodation ut Mrs. ID n. NEGLEY s
on Chesnu. street, between Water and First where
attention paid t. the eoayeaeRee and comfort Of boarde
dec Ii-2w< t..ff..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-13
waRAsHA AND ERIECaNaI.

TuNBE undermined have recently
j tal Warehouse the Canal P-,ersburxh and q
nov prepared 10 ira ssct any Prednce. Conni-sieo
wareing business entrusted them Consign-es viii
promptly notified OF the arrival their ehars
in all cases warranted 70 give safsfsrtan.
dec6-d BARR 4 MORGAN. Petersburgh, II.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-13
TO PORK PACKERS.

WTE have Slaughter House in full operation and are
w Slaughter and pack commission "a
ship their
Our Packing House the city wharf very for
shipping trhing We have L.
Tank steaning heads ofa and will buy heads
ket prices for others at 81 100 b H"s aush
will usual he devc
chargs any part city. super
the and tbs prompt delery
Hogs slaughtered for other pscks salt eooperaSs far
n he'd at mari ret F.
nov2e-2wd&w ORR < LACGHLIy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-13
NEW TA,l0R,NC Esr,BI,sHME,

NEW TAILORING EST ABLIsHMENT
vUNHk uRdersigned would the
etsens OF Evsnsviile and
s orened shp Main opposite the Branch Bank
Indiana where he intends carrying the Above
all fashosabe Ali
work He
by application pss-
roHage. -.
Cab and examine his stock Of Cloths Csssiueres and Vest
sE he has good stock .r@> and = ssu
cheap. nov2i T. L. SkLXS
APOLLO HALL. RESTAURAT.
>uE nnd-ssgned hsv. tr aa rship asd the Rss
will be ON As Def. under Sh-
nov5-u ~ ~ HlLLER K MATTHIAS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-13

VALUABLE PROPERTY At AUCTION.
HNOR benefit those there will be sold
rahle Aue.on at the door ofthe old Court House, in
Evansville M0nsay the Decemb~y 1884, the
property towit: The sauthwessey half Of lot No. eighty
six lss o. p Evansville together with the Improvements
thereon consisting brick Ware
stone front oeeuped BY f. Is. Wheeler and samuel
Embieh Sale perenptoy. Terms made known on the DAY
of fzle. hor2e 2tS4tW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-06

Fer GoseraoY.
GREENE c. BRONSON.
Fer Lieutenant Governor,
ELIJAH FORD.
For Canal C0smissioRsT,
CLARK BURNHAM.
For Inspector Of State Prisons.
ADRIAN NERNAM.
For Surrogate,
ALEXANDER w. BRADFORD.
For Recorder,
FRANCIS X. TlLL0U.
For City Judge,
WELCOME II. BEEBE.
For Mayor,
WILSON q. HUNT.
For Register,
GEORGE IRELAND, JR.
Per CsnmissioRey Of Styeeh and LaEyi,
SYLVANUS GEDNEY.
For District attorney,
A. Oakley HALL
Fer GOUeynoT Of the Aims House,
DANIEL Y. TIEMANN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-06

For Governor,
HORATIO SEYMOUR.
For Lieutenant Goternoy,
WILLIAM II. LUDLOW.
For Canal Commits toner,
JASON CLARK.
For Inspector Of State Prisons,
WILL M r.. AN DREWS.
For Surrogate.
ALEXANDER w. BRADFORD.
For Recorder,
FRANCIS X. TILLOU.
For Csfy Judge.
WELCOME X. BEEBE.
For Mayor,
WILSON @. HUNT.
For Register,
GEORGE IRELAND, ia.
Fer Cssmissioaer Of Streets and Lamps,
SYLVANUS GEDNEY.
For District Attorney,
A. y A X Il Y n A L l..
For Goternor Of the Aims House,
DANIEL u. TlEMANN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-06

Thirteenth Ward.-Uriou and Harmouy-EERkIs
AND RYERsOS.-TO THE DEMOCRATIC WIG ELsC
TORS or THE THIRTEENTH WARD-1he nndern[ned
RTur WIKI Ncrir ee Tor the siees Of Alderman Of the
XIlIth Ward aud A,senblymsn for the Nh Assembly, VI.
trc believing Re for the interests Of the Wig party
lin qaeuee Of there being whss running for each
Of the above oes IN the Wsd that more Of the can
6stes heud withdraw from the and center TIER
ngth upon ticket and by doing eee, An entire Wing
ticket, would respectfully
WITHDRAW THEIR NAMES
from the In f0vsr Of
JOHN B. RYERsoN,
for Alderman Of the XIIlfh Ward snd
MARCUS p. FERRIS,
fcr Assembly DAVID A. FORBES
Nominee for Alderman.
JACOB z. HOWARD.
Nominee for Assembly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-06
n r C U L A R.

z y i X
~ sn The Municipal Reform Committee solicit your sup
vs't for their candidates for City OHicers
The law requires them voted upon tie same Ticket
viii the State Ofhcera
10 enable you TO consult your political preference for State
et' and to vote for Guy Officers without regard to politics.
re present to below Tickets containing the four po
sI nominations for State Officers each combined with
nss'~ Ticket for Ci,y Qnoos.
We ash to make your choice among them cut e Tee
s@ ne paper take It the poll, s deposit in the ballot
~ PETER COOPER, Chairman.
tAAe II. BAILEY Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-06

NUliam.bureh Nominations -
PEOPLEs CANDIDArS FOR SUPERVISOR,
Thirteenth W ard, QAie Ist WardD
NATHANIEL BRIGGS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-06

- CALIFORNIA. OREGON AND TIE SANDWICH
AfpS poo,hed on the departure Of each Mail Steamer
Gaspnvah, 81 30 per snnum Single copies Six Cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-06

TBcnPsoS PRICE Secretary.
The undermined citizens Of the Seventh Ward heretofore
setbg with different political parties eeyinE the time has
arrived separaps Municipal Affairs from party politics
and selecting FL the various Offices under the City Gov
with sole reereoce their fitness therefor
recommend the above Ticket the support Of their fellow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-06

For Governor.
ID Y RON h. CLARK.
For Lieutenant Governor.
n KNRY J. RAY MOED.
Fer Canal Com0ai,sioney.
III ENRY FIFTH UGH.
Foy Inspector Of STATE Prisons.
NORWOOD BOVINE.
For Surrogate,
ALEXANDER w. BRADFORD.
For Recorder,
FRANCIS X. TILL0U.
For CITY Judge,
W COM u X 81 EBE.
For Mayor,
WILSON @. HUM
For Register,
GEORGE IRELAND, JR.
Ftr Conmi.,,sney Of Streets and Lamp,
SYLVANUS GEDNEY.
For Distict- Attorney,
A. OAK Y II A LII.
Fey Governor Of tie 1lns- HoVse,
DANIEL y. TIEMANN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-06
DoIitifal Notices


nuacipaI Reform Nominations
60 ELECTION 7ta November)
~ WILSON G. HUNT
- ALEXANDER KSE sa5 w. BRADFORD.
FRANCS sSI sf 4. TiELou.
wEt ts5 ny R RaG BsffEBr.
GEORGE GEORGE i ksEi,i'sis j.
''' '''0 sYLS%SGs e GE6NE f11 Lamps
For S SsisfSS. = T. RI 9fE A.Ti house
a o1KEY HALF
People, Ticket.
"A JAMES w BxRKER
FOR Recorder,
JOHN II. WHITE.
Sidney Il, 'i Il s sTGlRr.
cHX T sciS't s asil4aIFsFsiER
For Repeater.
JOHN J. 6oANE
=" JOSEPH \ EBLISG;
=" 5 SSssEfSs { {. r 4A7 fIS;I l''''''
Alfred Es5 i STciifssTliaRE
aesusar Democratic Wing Nomination.
MYRoN H. CLARK.
HENRY J. RAYMOND
For Casal Commissioasr,
HENRY FITZHU0H.
EoRwooD BOVINE.
ALEXANDER De SS ". BRADFORD.
JOHN N i s''T WHITE.
s1DS Siy Fi e s sfS&sr
JOHN j. HERRIcx
john !. SoaNE.
c GGrrisis' e. SCH scas 81 Es"
4. o H1ii;ff f Hall,
." JAMES r. WOOD.
M.nicpaI Reform Comnittee.-NrwYoRx, Sd Nov.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-06

First District-John NJ. Grifiths. I'd. r. Hammond
Second Dhtrict-Geo. w. Weed, George Smith
Third Distriet-Apdrew Craft Robert c. Brown.
Fourth Distnct-Eliphset Lyon, David Tsppsn
Fifth Distrct-Robert Patterson, Thos Kennedy.
Sixth Disiriet-Thos C. Gould, Geo " Klots.
7. C. GouL D. Secretary. N J. BOYD, Chairman.
Thirteepth Ward-XITH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. -
PEOPLES AMERICAN CANDIDATE
For A,sersHy II. PETTY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-06

At meeting Of the Municipal Reform Commit
tee, he'd s the New Yok Ubyerty the evening Of the
Nov lSS the following nominations for Aldermen aud Csuo
eimen Of the respective Wuds unanimously approved
and ratified follows
WARDs ALpERMIy DISTRICT CoUycrLaEx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-06

Seventh Ward.-At meeting If the MUNICIPAL RE-
FORM ASSOCIATION Of the Seventh Ward, held on the
evening the sc the following ticket unxnio7sy
nor,insted for Charter OheeTs:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-06

To the Demoera Voters Of the lxfh Cenares-
sional Dstriet.--WESTCHEsTGR R0ckLAnD AND
PUTNAM COUNTIES-ArTEsTIos GEznAss, ibs*sN.
AID JACKSON DEMOCRATS
FRAUD FRAUD. FRAUD
The enemy Il in the camp They are seeEht % - yosI
votes for the Know-EohfHg" Here Bs COPY" 10 p1"~
tickets:
-" '''" aoRATIo SEYMOUR, DsHoent
," L''A'''0 ssiussTaYUs A. scRooos. Ks0v Netting.
p" C0Sal C JOSIAH B. WILLIAMS Know sthiss
For STATE P', gsa VS. SANDERS, Known o,hi.s
t. p<,v,,~nlasiss ConTes.
," BAYARD CLARK, Know NothiaL
f'' County i EnIScN B. TRIP. Wing
For S"''HE Henry W. HART Know -so,hins.
." sANL. {. MERRITT, Wing
ri. almost the regular Know Nothing ;ie with the
eeption Of Horsto Seymour. Beware Of IL - g ss poo
fsEd end daring imposition upon Vote no ticket 1ss
n La tie Of BerismiD Brsn5rsth fer Representa-
vs Congress and thus defeat the enemy and preserve
your rights and liberties. DEMOCRAT.
BTwepty thou.snd Of these spurious >hes have been
sent through the Dstct and Eve thousand Ia the German
language,
liz having been announced In ssase a. TIA 9unkay
pspers have withdnswn from the pSpsr
10 CAV fueh not the fact and that nv name v rersa
q candidate for Mayor until The elosins Of ths Pofh "a
Tuesday evening", the 7h inst, Nv. DARKER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-06

sixfeenth ward.-IypEPENpENY REPUBLICAN
AND REFORM NOMINATION.
Covaolraa. ...........,. Dat. a. SAMUEL HOPPER
Congressioral.-vth DIsTRiCT.-Seyt1fh .nS T6r
texnth " Ads and WuhAnshurth.
Regular Whis Nomination
FOr Coaven
GEORGE II. ANDREWS
Sixteenth Assembly District--XvITTt6 and XXI,
wnds-AlfERICAS REFORM and INDEPENDENT nomi
nation for -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-06

For Governor,
DANIEL ULLMANN.
For Lieutenant Governor,
GUSTAVUs A. SCROGGS.
For Canal Con,missioner,
JOSIAH h. WILLIAMS.
For Inspector Of State Prisons
JAMES z. SANDERS.
For Surrogate,
ALEXANDER w. BRADFORD.
For Recorder,
FRANCIS Il. TILLOU.
For City Judge,
WELCOME r. BEkbE.
For Mayor,
WILSON @. HUNT.
For Register,
GEORGE IRELAND, JR.
Foy Coms.issioner of Streets and Ldmps.
SYLLABUS GEDNEY.
For Disiyiet attorney,
A. Oakley ii l..
For Governor Of the Aims. House,
DANIEL +. TIEMANS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-02
TIE sa,jv,cH ISLANDS.

Negotiations ar now pending between the
Commissioners of keUni,ed States &the la
waiian Govcrnmc,. in regard to the annex
ation Of the latter 10 cur conttderacy. Tine
Island Government seems to be fully aware
that 1t can not much longer MAINTAIN an in
dependent existerce. and in choosing the ma
ton to which it will transfer its authority, 1t
looks with most f vor upon the United States.
Our possessions ol,Lc Pacific coast are COM
rara:lvely att shot distance from the Islands.
so that we can rc'1i!y afford them what pro-
lection is nece>sar- Our immense commerce
between Asia and the entire American Con
f'nci't. and the ,;st whaling interests OF the
/ North Pacific, pint them out as peculiarly
desirable 10 Tie United States. The inEab-
i'an's are alreaI Americani>ed to great
extent, and no Doubt look upon Americans
with more favor than they regard most other
people. OF account of their excrtions to teach
them HE truths ,f Christianity and the hui
!nanitIcs of civilized lie.
These Islands arc ever, DAY increasing in
Importance as commercial stations, and are
absolutely Necessary 70 !Ee PROSPERITY of our
~...''-r'c IN the Pacific. Their possession
by hostile nation wculd he calamity which
years OF peace could not remove: and the
regulations aud restrictuns of a nation wit,
"hi"a We were at Icace, would restrict, re-
ARD an" Cypress our commerce to an alarm
ING extent. The opening Of Japan 70 our
merchants. an'i tie more liberal views which
vii undoubtedly prevail in China before
many years, viii vastly increase the number
OF vessels engaged il: that trade. which is cy-
en- now lrodi.ious, and will in the same ra-
to dcfnan! the conveniences of a. nid-occan
station. And when tie Pacific Railroad is
tu'i', bringing the trade of Europe AID Asia
a'ros> the continent, these Islands will lie in
IL very '!!cs., ana VIII confer untold a,,yan-
t"Scs upon the nation which may possess
them.
he reasons. however, for their annexation
nee! not he'!wclt upon. They are sufficient
ly Obvious to any one wI.o has eyer traced
'h'i position on the map. and understands in
the slightest degree the paths OF the worlds
commerce. The change will doubtless bc
beneficial to ;hc natives, saving them from
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-02
S d. j % n N S BURY,
SAIi RDA.. DECEMHEE 1851,
PARTICULAR notice.!

Al 'ho.e persons WHO have per-: ic,! il .j;rg,';jnq
I'll :hc present time TO discharge their }.s ines
TO i'~ cilice previous 10 the 10th Of July la,t ar.
very co:.i.li; invited 90 settle their aycos at Al
early day. Accounts of long -''nd;rr.i il Lot very
soon ;.in~e! VII receive our social attention.
It would he very gratifying 70 t, II all ,,c.iq.cu:~
OF tins character w"u.! &C: ma'ly iar; a.ll SET
tie their bills wi.hou: further dcv II VIII afford
u no pleasure I" lie com!c',ol ' Tie con;nuc,l
neglect OF >uc! - have owed long TIME 20 de-
liver tiIcr accounts over 10 The te:. Ter ,ncrc,. Of
Tic legal profession. Such accounts can be much
more satisfactorily adjusted u; ,.- ccc :l.m at i
rv other.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-02

The Paris correspondent of-le L.,
'''h'S fcl"@rarhs that Gen. janfo'rrt ~, a
assured The French government a., ~. I,
kuS>>a'i> TTcre 50 weakened in the M ~.
the 9TH. that tor len lays TO ror,,e The, VI
net hc at'e to resist IN a sault on ,be .,. -
and that ne means 20 make Tie .-,.n,,.. '''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-02
ANOTHER RAILROAD SLAUGHTER.

FATAl. Hti: ROAD tniII~IpN.-A coils
ion occurred ,atlv "Wednesday morning on
the New lor,. New Haven and Harlem rail
road. al uIi;,.,ic. near New York. of New
Haven .r:'i ,it train nit3 I'll early down pas
>cngcr train from White Plains. Several
ears were broken up. l.. {. Cummings. con-
dnri'r of the PASSENGER. had leo fractured !:
". Elliott. engineer. ard several passengers
were badly injured: George Douglas, Levi
Douglas. Gvor-e BARNES and Dav of Harlem,
are wounded; " Farriro.on and S. Hack
man of Harlem. have each an arm broken !;
Mr. Robv Of York,ille. leg fractured; }. ID.
Aston of lori. vile, thigh broken: Brown of
New Hope. both LEGS and arms fractured; 4.
McFallcn and Mr.. ColSrore of Morrisiana.
John Lemon of New Hope and {. Broke Of
New York. badly hurt. The freight train
had been detained and was standing still.
and the passenger tram WAS proceeding az
the rate oi thirty miles an honr. Five freight
ears ani contents were smashed up. The
tender Of the locomotive on the passenger
train was driven into the car behind II, ma
king il perfect wrc,-k. and badly Iniurins
the second ear Two of those most injured
had died on "Wednesday evening.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-02

3" owned ly any person or persons residing
without this state
SEC. 2 1t shall be TIE duty Of the cash
icrs Of the of the several banks in this state
to certify to the treasurer OF this state
or before tn frs, day of Angus. annually
the name ofthe person or persons. and the a.
NOUN; Of stock or number of shares such per
son or persons. if any. may own in such banks
who live or reside without this state.
SEC. 3. On or before the first day of Sep
temter, annually. the auditor OF accounts
shall ascertain the whole amount paid into
the treasury of this state. arreeabv to the
provisions Of this act, for the year previous,
and shall aFportion the same anon. the diff
trrcEt counties, according to their population
ct the previous census. and forward to the
treasurer Of each county an order on the state
treasurer :or ':.e amoEht - aIporioncd 20
cal county As aforesaid.
SEC. 1. Sections twen;v-:hrce, twenty
:onr, twenty-five. and iity-iive of chapter
eighty Of the Compiled Statutes, arc hereby
repealed.
Approved. November |, 1854.
w. 2J--in Get 10 Ghtrnd c"cttOn etrt'Y-Sjr
Of The act re''''g 10 tanLs, njyrored Ocio-
i.r 30. 1870.
1t Is hereby cnas ted !,v Tie General As
stEbiv OF the State ct Vermont. as follows:
SIC. |. The Iroviso 10 section ei...ty-sx
OF chapter ci.ht.y-Iolr of the Compiled Stat
utcs relating to banks Il; so ar,..',' = go ." al
low the .eycraI ,:,m*> III ms state, or any enc
"a '''' ~ ~ ":"nc ,ier redemption inBo>;on in
the state GtAias>aci!>ott> or In the CITY of New
York IN the state Of New York. at the cleo
ton OF SAID bank.
SIC. ,. Banks who make their rcdcmntion
in ;!ir city Of New York. IN a manner arrcc-
ny 10 The prov iCns OF SAID section. shalt l,c
entitled to ;hc Attachments Of the tax r,cn,;or-
cd in sad section.
Approved. November II, 1857.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-02


Inc mcmi.c!> ct the Congress OF The NE
ed States will convene at Washington HcNt
Mon,iav irc TIE '''i>ra;vh ci business; that
is. If they a.tcn. To thc duties cnjolncd upon
them hy he constitution o: The 'o"Eiry. some
~ ~'''---, Ia 'e-
! ~ ." ~ tir-'-'" ':"'''T
'':'>>'2t'' a''' 'i't lie VIII "i'''''''"
=. - ;f!c :aN' '!"nieht ""@!'Ing new iFoiA III
ro" We DO rot LOOK Tor "h! ih'ng *';';;.!H-
N TIE Message since Mr.. Soult Aa- seen IL
lowe" Tree passage through The "on''hions Of
Louis N"pV."on. C"'a, "i co"'s" VII be al
iu'vd IL. ana ttr settlement; o; Saw r! a..i-
!a:!on TO: the '"ent."u: t"s:c. lie viii doubt
less pledge himself again never 10 disturb
tie tranquility OF the nation. Il Is tlinc TIA;
he should do i, ina>sUrh rs he has showed
hIn'se.' - ior.ttiul in the pat. II would be-
W.. that he should rronlu! gate a pledge Il,
often as the almanac makers do Tie state Of
;l.e weather
We purpose TO publish Tie Message in our
next, but should it be retained in 'hc hands
Of the President later than usual, our paper
ma: also be DELAYED one day.
7.
a,.,h, ,h,sa Ill.,, ., 1,or chm, r,;a
49,, ar. ~ l.,
49,. :, c,
,au,,. Ma ,;.,, yo,n',
,,,o;,,.d had cx.,;~.d The las. however
,.a,.; J.s that ,lo t.over,,r .h,ll co,,;nu.
:, o.,;... r,,;, Lis sprcr~,or hc ,,no;nt,a
,f,h., L.. ,bc c,sc Hr;oham i Goycrnor v,,
,1ho,;, H., ,u,,,or;,, H., MGR. s.cur. tom
, ,,, o, ,L., Ii,b pr;.s,l,oJ of H..
Saints" can ,,c,tow.-althouch he boasts
,h., u.,.; = s,.Gc;.n, 10 Withstand the vhoI,
nowcr of the Tn;.cd States. 1t is reported by
travellers that tlc " Saints are ;;s; becoming
,;;scus,cd with the Gbertin;>m and shameless
,,rod;c,.v Of .bc;r chiefs" and that many OF
them arr, leaving their city for California and
the frontier settlements, where law and ORDER
arc maintained by the civil authorities. If
this be true. it will shortly furnish an easier
solution Of the Mormon difficulties than could
have Lacn ex,cr,c1 Hut without Natinu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-02

.:c annual meeting Of the above A>socia-
ton was held at the Library Room, Wcdnes-
day evening. Nov. II. ls5i.
Tine Address, by VIM ,,oxrr,,,, g
N'l"'o'> Fails, vas one of hi.h order. srd
"''''' .crrrarc favorah!v with those deliver
ii IL Zen Of greater literary prcirn>ion.-
lii: subject. Energy OF Chara ter, was
treated with a freshness hardly anticipated
lroi. ~ ti;,t theme. lie ,ic,!u,c,i Il striking
tu .lraul !t.l Illustration OF its necessity in the
strongly ,on,r:>:cd characters of Na;oIcon
and Martin L,thcr,-both possessed Of it in
- eminent Il Grrrcc
The rriuicr OF, volumes row on is ,ata-
!o'ue j. 100. pom looking over tie Libra
ran Book for tie year. It appeared that
liuo Volumes had been delivered to men,
hvI>.-.i,ing assurance of Che great interest
with which il was regarded Another hun
,:.,, ,umcs vii! Soor lie aided 10 lis
shelves. Hal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-02

Fro" CAIIFOENIA. = The Georg, Lar
arrived at New York the 9th, with news
from California to November |. She brought
one and half millions in specie. but no
news of interest. The RAINY season had Sc:
in earlier than usual. to the disadvantage CT
mining operations generally.
q The price of Hogs at the Cincinnati.
rial,&e; the 27th OF November, was Sl,25 per
cWt.
LIFE IN THE CLEANING BY Mrs. Moo
die. All WHO have read "Roughin. ii in the
Bush will be Interested in the companion to
it, which shows the same brilliant power OF
description that marks Mrs Noodles other
works. In this book, however, the darker
shades OF the picture are not presented so pro-
minently as before, inaSmuch as the auihoresS
being how more happily situated, writes
in lighter and much more cheerful view 1t
contains all the elements that have made her
former works popular, - genius, Wit, humor,
and pa'hos, and is perhaps more intc,cstn.
than any Of its predecessors. Messrs De
Witt 4 Davenport publish i, in a style TO
match their issues of her other productions. =
e y mechanic, who had been swindlcd
by John II. James, the broker banker" at
Crbana, Ohio, broke that persons head with
club.
e. Miss Murray, a Maid OF Honor to
Queen Victoria, has been visiting Cleveland.
Ohio. She is highly connected, and is said
to fill the post of intimate personal friend to
iier Majesty most extraordinary pos',
Sur,Iv
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INV RAILwAy.-Thr first regular train
on the Quebec and Richmond Railroad. LETT
Font Lev 4. O'Clock Monlar mornins.