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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-02
BOOT 81 SHOE MANDATORY.

WATER STREET, NEAR THE PAVILION HOTEL
ss~ The undersigned would respectfully in scs,
A1A1 form the public, that he has now hand kVIl
n rsI the largest and most approved styles ofY ~
- S<~ custom and sale work. Ladies' Morocco
hd Ladies Boots, BusSns Walking shoes and slippers
also Tor Misses, cSc, Ike. Also hand, splendid
stock OF Leather and Findings for sale wholesale re-
all low Tor cash. al his old stand Water street doors
ABOVE FdViIiou Hotel. lausl3lyl p. DEUSNER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-02

WILL relieve every "human being" who has any
w the following symptoms:
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30
NEW YOLUMN.

with our next number commences the
1ssh volumn Ofthe .YazoO City Wing As
heretofore We shall endeavOr to make 1.-THE
medium 81 communicating every thing in
the way ofNews dc. Our iabors Of the
past is an earnest Of what We vii try in the
future, and hope BY assiduous attention
thar Il win continue to merit the patronage
and favor Of its friends. We shall have
more to say next week.
Our readers win please excuse lack @
editorial matter inthis and the last two
numbers, il was caused By illness. which
we hope will not occur again during Ous
temporary control Of the Wing
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30


b4KNeeN Asc If. Wise. NE esl.
ebralea aeronanl made ahalloon ascension
from &c New Yoft crysIal Palace 81 lbs
stAinas. He gives ihs following account d
lis rip
made my one hundred and sixty.third
ascension yesterday from tho courtyard 81
she Crystal Palace, It o'clock. The
day was squally, end i vas necessary 10
start with strong ascending force, 50 as Is
overcome The obstacles surrounding me.
This created asensation. when / gave the
word "let her 90, as though Ihad been
projected ~ he foree of gunpewder. 81 !
few minutes I entered The clouds. The
balloon vas swaying u end fro ike furi-
Gus elephant. All around NE there appear
ed nothing but deep twilight, ofan ashy
hue. ID another moment. the sun family
showed is disc through tie milky vapor
Rejecting that as entered, The ocean was
flashing the long bound shore with is angry
pillows, I was not contentto stay ID The
cloud country long. All this time / had
The yslve open. but not until I haa emer-
ged from the clouds above, did I resirain
the upward bounds Of The aerial ship
above I saw. over patchof clouds. the
ocean dashing its spray into the clouds asst
were.
At last the ascending power was over
come, and the bills that was throwing
overheard kept my company in the decent.
When / got below the clouds again. / saw
Flushing little eastward. The decent now
became rapid. and the STRONG wind below
admonished me Of rough landing. In an
other moment my grapple took effect. The
jar broke some of my rigging. the grapple
ripped up the sod, and the balloon bounded
several hundred yards. Next the car was
dashed forcibly into rayine. and bOlted me
ont / held on to the outside. The ballast
being also thrown out, gave the balloon
increased power. She rose the length of
the rope. while ! was hanging fast 70 the
car. In moment the grappis again ripped
up thesOd, and seeing my predicament
chat Of being hauled up, tgith 8 moral GER
tainty that could not secure myself to the
car long. made the fearful plunge Of at
least forty feet, into the salt meadow. knock
ing ont one of my teeth. and sligtly bruising
my jaw. The balloon then dashed of,
keeping the direction Of the Island.
JOHN WISE.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30

lend aIes q
LIE United States army ana hs most
aeeon pI1hed And ens nsn eyer ret
and eraauhss 81 lneslen. German and
French Scholar ana altogether gentleman
ofiiberal aud enlightsd ideas % 81 SUBJECTS.
and they heard the frherman story with
deep and absorbing interest / have 5
weakness that some Of my friends know. il
Is this, when anything strikes be s. funny
I must laugh ifitis at funeral On this
occasion / am sure / disgraced myself for
/ could not get over laughing ill Gle next
morning.
June Is.
Mr.. Fillmore and daughter, Judge Hall
and daughter. Mr. Bancroft the historian
and severalof their friends are staying q,
this House At present. They arfiv here
yeslerd yrather unexpectedly. but met 4
grand reception. The military turned out
in 6ne array and escorted the ex.P President
and friends through the principal streets
OF the city.
Major Uriel Wight whe IS prominent
member Of the former and mostinlerest-
ing gentleman made Tie speech Of welcome,
which was replied to. il a short but SEN
sible speech By Nj. Fillmore The after
noon the ex-President visited the Arsenal
and this morning, is receiving calls il TIE
parlor. He is looking in fne health and
spirits. and Is one Of The most courtly and
agreeable men I have ever met with Tor
long time a copy Of the "Whig'' was "
ing on the centre table this morning and
some one remarked to him that he owed bis
nomination to me. He replied he had no
political aspirations. and therefore felt the
compliment, ! had paid him very sensibly.
HArrIE told him she had dog named after
him. and he said that was an honor alto
gether unlocked for. / shall leave here to-
morrow morning for Chicago. | hall long
remember with gratitude and pleasure the
kinkness and attention have received il
ST. Louis. H.N.P.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30


PRosPEcTs OF WAR WITH SPAIN.-The
N. Y. Evening Post of June 10, has tele
graphic dispatch from Washington which
declares ss follows.
/. Military and naval stores are being
collected in great quantity At all convenient
points.
g Allthe vessels Of war and naval stations
are undergoing q thorough inspections.
8 All vessels of war are detained in
port
4. All idea ofreducing the surplus in the
treasury By reducing duties so strongly
recommends By the President in his
message and By The Secretary of the Treas
ury in bis report--is given up although the
surplus is already nearly doubled.
5. Dallas aud Cobb are to 60 to Madrid
to bring back Cuba or war. They viii dc
what is required Of them. Cobb is . furi-
Gus Cubanite.
S. Nullifers in Congress say Cuba o.
war in six months; members Of the cabi-
net say this administration will have Gu
ba.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30

a occr gNE The 4actscn DemCcra
tslIs good JOKE 81 gentlemen il dat u.
cinily hc cured SIS aealdsd back b using
the Magnetic Ointment end whose praile
oflhe ointmehtihdusod bis wife % read The
pamphlet which accompanied the bottle
She discovered that tho ointment was rec
commended for restoring The hair giving I
4 glossy appearance. and concluded she
would give It . trial. She did 50, and thun-
der and blitzenl Il changed the color Of her
hair from black to ssry rel
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30

Nh RAEcanDoR A resolution has been
introduced inssructiIg tie Judiciary com-
millse i The House q Representatives %
report Bill fof the relief e lhe widow and
children 81 Mr. Balchaldof, tie officer 81
tie United States. who vas murdered By
The insane mob ID Boston. we understand
The deceased vas married man. AID 81
LOST bis lie ii tie disehafge 81 Bis duly. tic
least 1ongfess can - Is g relieve BE vile
and children.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30

wThe New York Courier publishes
ihereplv Of Archbishop Hughes to the
speech of General Cass. on the religious
rights and privileges Of American citizens
abroad. The main difference between the
two disputanls. It appears. is, what cOnsti-
tutes the freedom Of conscience. The one
maintains that t guaranty reaches to the
freedom of conscientious acts. while the
other maintains that itsimply reaches to the
freedom Of conscientious thoughts:
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30

A New HnRo.--V Verify men do not know
what may befall them il this world. The
humble rise with the same suddenness that
the mighty fall. The negro. who this week
hoes corn on southern plantation, may
next week become very notable and dis.
tingnished individual. He loves his cabin
his banjo, and the merry dance, but honors,
and honiage. and great fame, are not to be
despised. There was d negro belonging 10
a southern gentleman who made his escape.
and after more Of travelling than he had
ever expedited to do, he found himself in
Boston-the seat Of American civilization
refinement. and elegance He was Black,
the Bostonites white. but abolitionists and
negroes dweIltogpther prettv much as owls.
rattle-snakes. and prairie dogs do. This
negro al at oroe found himself hero. snr-
rounded By worshsppers. He was as much
the God. for the time being Of the aboli-
tionists. as the Ichneumon was Of the Egip-
tiars. Men. women. and children, APP
preached him with reverence. They offer
ed sacrifices to him and one sacrifice that
is only known among savages and human
Bloc was he'd in honor Of him.
A name never before married to print was
ali at once taken up and spread over the
country in shining letters. Tony Burns is
> hero A mob was gotten up il his honor
Sermons we're preached. and prayers offer
ed up in his behalf, by men who would not
have drown him crust to save him from
starvation. He drew out the militia Of the
State Of Massachusetts,. and the regular FOR.
oes Of the United States. He was the sub.
iect Of Cabinet cOunssls, Presidential des.
patches, and congressional debates. The
name Of Tony purns stands enrolled on he
records of the country.
When be was remanded to slavery, there
came up from his worshippers grievous
groans AID heart-rending lamentations.
bellS were t0lleu, anu houses eHEOuutu II
sable livery Of woe. Tears were she'd inlay.
ish profusion. and hands wrung in frantic
agony. But the great Tony vas happy.
We do not doubt, to taka refuge from his
worshippers. il the revenue cutter which vas
destined to bear him homeWard He had
been IL hot water during the whole Of his
stay ID Boston. He was ii the midst efaa-
CRY men, armed With bludgeons, swords,
and pistols. When be carried back bis
memory to Old Virginia, b 'bethought
him Of the tranquil Il he there had lived
Of The comforts provided For him by bis mas.
ter, and Tony il said to have smiled being.
nantly. He will have many tales 70 tell "a
BIS felIoW-seryants when Is GETS back. add
one ofthe lruest win b thatthe abolition
lets aid act care one straw loE Tony. b.
only vested e rob his master. KasAingisp
Ssnkinek
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30

TnE EcI1psE DouBTED.-The editor Of
he Montreal Transcript Is Of the opinion
.hatthe eclipse failed to get ready in time
for the exhibition, or that the astronomers
made mistake in their bills. He says the
sky vas bright all the afternoon on the day
appointed. and he went to great deal OF
trouble IN preparing smoked glass, but ney-
er an eclipse did he see. His impression is
that the affair was humbug.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30
WWe eeit stated that the property

WWe seeit stated that the properly
destroyed By Col Walker, and his COM
mand, ID Lower Californis. is estimated At
more than 4 million Of dollars. And By his
license and example, theIndians. who Be-
fore we're peaceful. have become agrees
ors. and their depredafons are cleaning out
p,lat little was left By hin. Il isnot sup
posed that Walker has appropriated to his
own uses more than one hundred and City
Thousand dollars but vast amount d
property Was foolishly wasted. All the
valuables in the church Of Santa Thomas
consisting Of several trunks containing
plate. canai sticks, pearl necklaces. De-
we're carried of BY Walker
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30

Nrw TYPn.-We were anxious to COM
s,ence the 18th Vol. Of the Why with en-
tire new type. but they did not arrive in
time. They will be here shortly. and we
hope those Gige me a paper" We heard
rrumSling on Main ST. last Friday, abOat
the impression. viii remove their specks
and behold tho Wig in renewed cOlors.
We must apologize to the advertising friends
Of the Wig for the manner in which their
advertisements were inserted The type
81 the ofaceis short. IS We sent great guam
tity Of old type to the Foundry to be renew
ed. Hereafter we shall endeayor TO give our
readers a clear impressionthat can be read
by both yOungand old. Job type We have
silently, and those wishing to have Job work
done. if they will call, Or send their orders to
this Office, they will receive prompt atten-
Ron FosEMAN.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30

We learn from tie Bolivar Democrat
thatthe engineers ere nov il Hardeman
county naking inal survey and location
81 tie continuation ofthe Mississippi Cen
ral road % Jackson, ii this State. The
Democrat aeoorda much credit to Hon.
MIIron BRown the President Of The road,
or uis iadsfatigabIe exeriions q promote
The interests Of The company, and secure On
early completion 81 the work
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30

HURRAl FoR CUBAl-Under this head. :
notice appeared IN the Fayette Watch Tow.
er. oflast week, calling a meeting Of the
friends Of Cuban Independence and Annex
alton Of the Courthouse in Fayeite on last
Saturday, ''for the purpose Of organizing a
company, and adopting resolutions express
siye views npon the extension Of the area
Of American National freedom. The call
vent on to invite the attendance Of all friend.
II to the cause: those not 50, to keep their
distance
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30

HAvAnA.-We copy the following from
the New Orleans Picayune--it Is taken from
the Havana papers ofthe 18th inst:
a degree of7th inst. calls 81 81 per
sons havingin their possession negreases
landed from the Portuguese brig Maria
de Is Gloria in 1854. the children grand
children, and other defendants. are requir-
ed to deliver them withinten days, under
allthe penalties which the Laws will allow
to Be imposed on them. The namesof The
negresses ire published. They number
lo3. The object Of requiring them to Be
delivered up Is uOtstated, but We presume
Il % bethat q emaneipating them.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30

DEArH or srEAMBoAr CAPTArN-Cap-
tain Henderson claxon, in charqe Of the
steamboat. G. line from St. Louis for
Louisville, died Of cholera when afewmiles
below the latter CITY. on the lIth instant.
He survived bpt few hours after being at
tackled.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30

6RenLEE, tie notorious fanatic 81 &c
NeW York Tribune. since The passage 81
tie Nebraska bill i IS poisonous -
eopper.hsadsd snake b the dog. days He
shows he langs q every opponent 81 Bis IS.
sane and E easonable principle. and resorI
e The most stupid ial. shoods i ipiure meri.
beTa Of Congress who voted for tie Ne.
braska bill Among Others Mr Old. 81
Ohio. md Ar Houston, of Alabama, afs
recipients of bis abuse. and II order IS irn.
peach their motives Sc asserts hat son
q each has been appointed g cfiee. The
whole story IS SANDER
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30
Cuba now q Forever!

Cuba now & Forever!
lust recaiyegl.
A very lorge supply Of superior brandies
wines, gin and whisixey for medicinal purposes
Also 2 bbls pts turpentine
bbls Elephant oil
9 Alcohol Cider Vinegar; Extra
Also--A large assortment of School and
miscellaneous Books. letter paper, cap paper,
bill paper, record paper, envelopes, steel pens
quills etc. etc And for sale low for cash or
on time to punctual customers
PETER b COOK q Co
N B-We viii say to the public generally and
to our friends and patrons especially. that oil
prescriptions and orders sent to Us will receive
our immediate attention at Ill hours and that
our Mr.. Cook will give his personal attention
to ali pre- scriptions sent us
p. b. COOK &Co
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30

Paris has been said to be ths he'll of hor,
ses, the purgalory Of husbands. and The par
adise 81 woman.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30
Sc neW adyerLisemsnts.

Rsad The editorial correspondence in
the next column.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30
FICKsBURG &NEW OREEANs

OTAEMER R w Nc .RGa
Rae, M White mas -
ter, has taken the place Of
tie Southern Bell and will run during the
season in connection with steamer S Prem
tiss, leaving Vicksburg every Tuesday at II
o'clock m, and New Orleans evehy saturday
evening al 5 O'Clock p, m. This boat is Que
of the fastest and finest boas in the southern
countries and her accommodation is not to be
surpassed BY any, For freight or passage, APP
Ply 70 steamer S s Prentiss or to Porterfeid
II co agents New Orleans, June is so 2mr
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30

Just Received.
3 Bbl. MADEIRA Wine extra fine
2 do Teueriff do do dc
2 do Port London dock.
ALSO
12 dog Rooms Honey dew Scotch snaf
12 do Macaboy snuff
u do Rooms Scotch stuff
200 lbs Black pepper
200 do Spice
goo do Race Ginger
100 hocolate super fine
ALSO
800 lbs Superior Chewing Tobacco Z
5000 do Segars
4 Doz Indelible Ink
4 doz Arnold opying Ink
4 doz Matt. Wards trial just received
ALSO
Dbl cold pressed Castor Oil just reed
june 16 P. B. PO0K & Co
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30

Population of6eW York City and su
bnrbs within radini d twelve miles IS.
1910, $1,000 il le O 4e0. OF ID 1884
go $50.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30
Saw MILLS


which has given 50 much satisfaction through
out the Union, az also Steam Powers Of all
sizes and kinds. horse powers, GRIsT Mills,
CORN and COB oRUsHEs, together with various
other machines and impliments to economiss
labor
Since their circular saw mills were Invented
by and patented, to their senior partner, they
have made many Improvements which render
them perfect in al their details, and justly en-
title them to be considered amongthe greatest
labor saving inventions Of the age.
A phamplet containing full discrpti rs Of
their three classes of mills, prices, terms ca
pacity for saving, 4 will be sent to any
gentleman applying for one by letter post paid.
Having recently obtained damages in an
action brought in the u circuit court for
the DISCREET Of Maryland, for infringement Of
their Patent Right, they Do hereby forwarn
the public from purchasing mills, similar to
theirs, from unauthorized builder or their
agents. Address, GEORGE PAGE n CO.
Schroeder near Bait;mOreSt. Baltimore Nd.
LINK d HARRLSOV Agents,
Yazoo City Miss iunel6-f so t6m,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30

Wig Is BrOoksIike rivers Because hey
make them
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30
NOfiCn
Virginia Tobacoc

E TrR 7oG Pi s8ssss Empire IT, s' o 'n
/ Chest Extra Gunpowder Tea;
lCaddy do Young hyson %
3 Aozes Stewards loaf sugar;
Cas- Nangee pickles,
10 Baskets champane wine quarts and pints
10000 ose Erasq's segars,
10000 r gala
/ quarter cast choice old Vintage
Chateau Bernard Gold cogaac brand
and the Virginia tobacco IN the world. iol So
by nne2 NV DABBS.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30

YAzD0 0Ing DaJa ARD SOCK 8gS8E
NEW BOOK enice tie city 81 the Sea
IN By e Flagg -Knigh q England and
france By Herbert-Lives 81 the Queens Of
England Life oF Patrick Henry 81 Writ
The men of the time or syetchesof lowing nor
tables NOAH and bis times 81 Olmslead
Liberia O. Civil + beIiy--EIefWic Women 81
the Nsst BIZ John Frost ID received by
~ EMANUEL
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30

The man who brought dewn Che
house has gone baek 81 lhece
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30
THE LATEST STYLES.
JUST REcETVED
a Large and superior assOrtmsnt q
sPRlN0 & SUMMER CLOTHING

CONSISTING IL EART or
Light cloth and cashmaFet dress,ffOck and sack
coats
Drab d'eta, and alpaca
Black doeskin and drab deta pants
Fancy cashmere and linen -
Fancy silks, satin, and marseilles vests
Hats, caps, shirts, drawers. Hosiery gloves.
cravats, umbrellas trunks, canes, and al arti-
cles necessary to the complete wardrobe 81 d
gentleman.
Also-A spendid stock Of cashmere cloths,
black, bIEe and brown cassimeres, black,
blue and fancy eQlcred and Vesting-which
we will have made to order BY experienced
workmen. in che Best possible mann
Our clothing has been shade under the inn
mediate supervision Of one Of the fam, who has
spent some time in New York for that pur.
pose. Customers may be certain that they
will get fresh goods, Well made, and Of the lat
est styles. 9th being practical mechanics Of
years experience IN the business. they will
leave nothing undone by which they may be
enabled to supply their customers with goods,
equal, If not su Jerior, TO any IN the Southwest.
Gentlemen desiring goods in our line, will
please give us a call before purchasing else
where.
HAiNES RUSSELL,
Merchant Tai ors.
NJ. P.--We have removed TO the large and
conimodious establishment next door % d.
SMetr on Washington s.. june9 H q =.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30

fa
NhNhH MICHIGAN &0NTHFnN
ll 0N .0UN
70. ~. ~ Lgt 4
at,ca oafoe er
tal.s dc b 15D M
ID ASSEM- eNERs S. a. route
can either % aclb aEs
he finest steamer ia che world s. on n siIro,5
around By cleveland ETC.
Morning Line through in......... ia hour~
Evening Zine through in.......... 66 horr-
BY this route, low water and detention -
the Ohio River, are 0bviated -pnsring throuoh
the great sixty four miles wide prairie ~ IIi-
inois, around the bea tifil aid highly cultitafed
shores of lake Erie, &c,
~ application to the undersigned, az the
once ot Mesas. Geo. Emedes Bro, and
y Washington Hotel, Vicksbure. general MOI
nation, and Through Tickets. Win IS furriS.
he'd. NO. WATrS
jure2-tf Agent Michigan Ooutern r. 81.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-30
iIAINEs : RUssELL.

NJ. P.--We have removedto the large and
conimodious establishment next door 70 D.
SMett on Washington s.. juhe9 H 8 r.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-13
Yeaal advertisements.

@ HERIFFsS SALE--By virtue OF an ex-
- ecution tome directed issued out of
the Hon. District Court for the 10th Judicial
District, on judgment rendered on the
2Sth day of Aprils 1854, in favor Of II. +.
Wood and against Alfred Wood, for the
sum of twenty-three hundred and twenty
six dollars, together with two hundred ami
eighty-two dollars and tifty-two cents, and
interest at 10 per cent. per annum, from
said 2Sth day Of April. ! have levied upon
and seized, and will expose to public sale
at the Court House door in DOwnieville, on
the 22d day OF May. 1854, at the hour of II
O'Clock A NJ. all the right, title and interest
OF said Alfred Wood, ipand toa certain house
and lot situated in the town OF Downieville.
on upper main street, and commonly known
as the :. Belle Creole House:' also. all the
right. title aud interest of said a. Wood
in and to one-half of the Wisconsin Flume
and Water Company: also, all the right.
title and interest of said 4. Wood in and to
one-third of the Haven and Craycroft
Flume and Water Company, TO satisfy said
execution. costs and interest, with accruing
costs
WM. J. FORD,
Sheriff Sierra County.
Per BENZ. HALL,
Under Sheriff.
Downicville, April 20, 1854. my c-2t