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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-23
RsTTROEFF e. SONS,

DxALrRs AND SILVER wATcHts, GOLD CHAINS
MINDS. SILVER MAkr, CIoeKs,
sPEcTACIEs, &c, STRAIT. sETwhHs
FIRST SECOND. ryAAsyItLx,
~ WE have constantly on hand a large and con-
~ pleie assortment ofthe above med xoods ass
caatFwiII sell them low ny house In the Nes,v
therefore respectfully invite all Who desrous buzz
ing Watches Jewery to give a cabefore pa vehss
ing else make TO their interest buy
OF u.s.. ldees1 ly.l
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HILL * iiD1.LiDaY.
PRODUCE. FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
HANlNG fitted up large aud spacious Warehouse
abash AID Erie Canal Vain Depot
OF tue Evansville aud Craw ordye Railroad aud having
pie facilities ARRANGEMENTS for q and
Forwarding OF Pro5uce and Merchandise by Canal River
Railroad will be unsurpassed in this We
pared q purchase Produce Groceries ia this market
eit orders the purchase of Groceries New Orleans
We will make liberal cash advances Produce consigned
lie here be shipped SOath-ra Eastern
kes. We hope BY prompt attention business merit
public patronage
s.p2-tf HILL HOLIDAY.
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r co..
LAM FOR SALE.

HNIyE OF Land BoonvilIe bridge sd
Il equally divided by the Canal This desirable prsssy
situated in rapidly rsr of the city offered Fer
sale easy terms. For further particulars arply
eys-u J. p. ELLIOTT.
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ITESSRS. SATERLEE & DL'GaRMO have rev On
vi hand good asrortms.t of too h.rse Car
rayes. Rockaways and Bicycles manufactured 81 81 cir
own shop after IN, most approved and modern styles
Messrs. s. * Dec. sil prOmpil, ell all 0rde Tor
tom work in the ncatest and mot So bsas tia nssrsF
and surpassed by Eastern manufactured either IL
quality price. They have experienced Carriage
Black smith who does up the Iron work in sly 10 net
be excelled. apply
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estsD!ttts =
- Ill Sugar Baker Nolasacs. hi Golden Syrup;
I III sugar House Nolasses. reed ths day at
ey2 BEDFORp'S
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BRUCE K CO. New Castle Kentueky.
v. II. WRIGHT 4 co. Indianapolis. Ind
wOOLsEY K LINCK. Evansville. Ind.
and for sale. and commission. at Depot prices ~ go
jeiO-sm KELLER, FARNSLEY & co Evansville
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MISCELLANEOUS.
STOVES! TIN ANp.C0PPEn EsTAB.
\ n

,>-- THOMAS SCAN1LIN, OF the firm of sesLtIis
EE@S d PaTyin has returned from Princeton nd TAX
49, up his residence permanently in inns ti7y
SwheTe he will acyvie his personal atten ali
branches oftAeir business. Mr.. would all tie sep-
tion Of the public generally and his old ,ussn
to their extensive stock of S10fES. TIN and skf III
IRON WAKE, aud all other articles pertaining 10
their busness They also PREF AIRED to do ali tsrs Of
Tin. Copper and shee,-iron Custom no,k STE. m bss
work, dc, DC. Also Tin and other metallic kssfas
done a the shortest notice ard in the style
Call IT The store Of SCANTLlN & PAkklN-
novli Main steel, bet First and second.
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NOTIi,E.

u ESSRS. LEWIS 4 HOWARD having purchased
M Wharf wish thank the ~
bestowed hitherto aud ask for contnG
an o the towards them.
We beg 70 say further friends of and all
that Commission aud forw ring business
ample Wharfboat facilities
River and havu Canal other Warehouses here
tore DO hesitate to insure satisfaction In that DEPART
We continue make liberal advances all property
signed Tor sale orsh corrcondeots and
promptly I'LL all orders ter the purchase Of
goods produce of the country. having ample eiies 10
the best for
Once. as o rmerly. under the Telegraph oHcc.
e2l-tf JOHN s. MITCliFLL y son.
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READ, READu READl!


8 sumner. PRESIDENT OF the Henry
Femse College.
Mr. Sumner widely known for great m lra worth. and
high honorable bearing his school famed ON
his skill tscher and the rapid his paps
make n the requirement OF useful o~ledge:
New CASTLE, KY. May q. 1853.
Indian Vegetable Panacea has been used IN
family school with entire satisfaction Mr. Armstrong;
also used with decided benefit and
although have used IL myself satisfied from the
Of those under and Of my family ha " Is
avaluable medicine. SIS SUMNER
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TO MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS, Il
An ID TINE PUBLIC GEN.

Il
DRUGGISTS, AM TINE PUBLIC GENs
"a ~ ERALLY.
HIESSRS KELLER Il FAkNSLEY would respeet
WI fully retHrn thanks their the kuL
lie generally, for the liberal patronage keh they have
heretofore received take This eibed Of infnr ing
Bell his entire stock ef rigs 4 Medicines. and
Will continue 10 carry the business in the house
merry occupied by him on MAN, between Fir,t and Sec
end sts where they will be pleased 10 haye
call and examine their stock. They have associated Mr.
Isaac White no has been the priv .ferk
times. 10 wait upon the old patrons. offhe house. IA
pure Drugs atow rates. and accom- daunr terns
inducemcnt to the Merchants, Druggists and Ply
sieians. respectful, invite them 90 call hsVe
hand sock OF S25 co., of pelI Brnes ard
will be constantly receiving additions 10 present
supply. and hope TO offer such WHOLE
SALE pEA LERS as will sBpercede the neeessity Of
Their vsit other cities for the purpose of purchasing
q eir supplies.
jyI5 KELLER, FARNSIEY co..
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FOR SALE OR RENT-

FOR SALE OR RENT.
very desirable family residence, situated most
- elexaf- Of the city The house contains rooms
with good cistern houses
he premises.
ALSO Two Lots in Lamasco city, fronting the
sr bargain be had ifapplied for Immediately Apply
At TINS ONCE augI If
PLEtCHED C0TTON.-soo cases assortsd brands: 80
ID cases blue Drills 20 Pillow Case Cotton: 10 O-
cases Shrtins iO "a SHIFTING hand aud for
JAMES LOW co..
sep1 AIS Main St.. Louisville ky.
LIQUORS. "A good assortment Of Liquors OF all kinds on
NJ hand and for sale by PRESTON BROS.
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pprxc;paU DFpOTS

Let everybody Of Dr. Bruee's Amanaes and
Journ and read he performed
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY
lpv- 'Ecsnn 2sas,atN ~ "a

NEW FAMILY GROCERY
RE VEiOR. EAGstN ~ CO.,
ON FIRST STREET. BETw MAIN AND LOCUST, EVANSVILLE
flNHE subscribers would respectfully inform the eit
L zens of Evansville and vicinity. that they have on
hard and receiving L. rye well selected stock
FRESH GROCERIES. embracing everything usually
Kept ia good Family Grocery; aud they hope, 10y
prompt attention 10 business, To receive aud merit
hbeIsl share pat lie patronage.
All orders will receive prompt attention. and goods
delivered To purchasers at their doors II DESIRED
have WAGON expressly for said purpose.
IT Pan Goods warranted good sale.
IT Tthe highest prices paid for Countr. Produce.
VPPlease call ana examine stock, we will sell
al he lowest cash prices
THOS-. BACON g. co.
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ErBF-H TEAs-iOo half-ehests. csrys. s,s. etc..
III dun 10 very choice. Just reed. for sale low by
ey2s $. T.. GILBERT a CO.. Syc.. near Water.
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novs-d&wtI


NEN SPRlNG AND SUMMER OOODS.
EDW a; ID FEGAN a. CO..
ST., LOCUST oPPosIrE POST OFFICE,
= EvASsvILLE.
RESPECTFULLY announces To the inhabitants of this
city aud vicinity. that they have received their first
lot of Spring and Summer Goods dree, from the i'm
porers, consisting of every novelty ofthe season, in
Grape Shaws Dress Silks Grenadr plain and figured
Bareges and tissues. Berege de LANES. organdys,
Lawns, Laces and Embroiieies Hosiery uoves, Para
soils aud Fans.
We have also the newest styles in Spring and sum-
mer Mantas Plain Silks, fringes, trimmings &c.
Having iltied up u of the store for the sale of
Lad es' Hats and Bonneis Artificial Powers, Ribbons.
Bonnet Trimmings, DC. We can now offer the most
beautiful assortment OF Goods ever brought west
n. Bone price-no deviation.
apS CRYSTAL FRONT DRY GOODS STORE.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
been Informed that there
community that Mr.. Kerseman Coal operations are in
connected Sith either COnant Coal Bank the
Indiana Mining and Manufacturing this city,
therefore state that mel her Of those Companies
neetlon with Mr. operations to the of cent
nor DO they expect to have hereafter.
L
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NEW Yo7R COMMISSION HOUSE.
,ElIEll NJ = 4 4 LIE

THOMAS ~. MAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
2fSouth William street, New York.
DElNG long established with extensive connection
ia the above business. respectfully socits consign
ments ofaIl kinds OF Western Produce. which will receive
Immediate and personal attention ut the lowest possible
scale of charges. Particular will be bestowed on
consignmens of Tobacco. and liberal cash advances
made on all shipments when required by
j. II. MAGHEE & CO..
feb20u Evansville. Ind.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Little NAN WITH A BIO STOCK!
PAIL Am WINTERS CLOTHING,
GENTLEMEx'S FURNISHING cOOns, &c.
HAVE just rougb DOWN the river and opened my old
the Pavilion Hotel the
selected ard test manufactured stock OF READY MADE
CLOTHISG. offered sale in this city. This
full assortment Of everything appertaning
wearing apparel and made the and
sut stantla manner. Also a large stock vi
OEhTLEHEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Of every description.
Tn Goods well worthy tn. attention Of all who
supply themselves with Clothing &c. and
themselves. all At my ant see them.
oet23 If ANATOMY LOBENSTEIy
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sRARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION.
sENHAT vauhhle ira Of laad e-oneing the
"a Warner. decd. situate about eight miles the
city OF Evansville and known 'Osk God -
l5 Is in market and for sale IL will he divided
into ten lots but will be sold entire quantities
suit purchasers
Dor wishing country residence this affords rare
facilities the lets fronting the Evantyiile and Craw-
fordsye Railroad. Terms easy and liberal Eaquire
BAKER & GARyIN.
ey3l-tf Atty at Law and Real Estate Ag't.
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PROF. 7. O. GAYLE.

Dean Of the Faculty. Memphis Tenn. speaks thus;
l. NJ BRUCE VI. ID New Castle Ky -
Dear Sir: have submitted Compound 10 Professors
abber, and p they think highly Indeed
.fyoHr Paaaesa think well calculated to
s.lutarv eject siterant give opinion off
who wish buy it, and eheerfai
rive IL ms individual recOmmen daton.
lam. very respectfully. your ob'tsery,t
T. q. GAYLE.
Dean of he Faculty.
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ALARM FOR SALE
NEW rAIE u.yIvNr

'SNIE undersigned. Misses Cswd.n Barker
has returned from the East with large
OF all varieties OF Bonnets Ribbons Flowers Cap
Mohai aud Fancy Headdresse of the latest STYLES and
prices which cannot tail give satisfaction am also well
prepared to Cut Dresses and teach Dress-cutng
hours' instruction Full satisfaction given charge
+. X. BARKER.
oets-tf Main street. op osite Branch Bank.
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E. II. sTOCKw ELL. ". d.

Professor Of Anatomy Physiology and Hygiene excessively
in PhilsdeIphia a. Cincinnati.
Mss.r BxucE Col have used extensively. separately
And articles composing the Compound Of Dr.
Bruces INDIAN VEGETABLE PASAcEA. and consider it the
remedy Tor Serofu Tubercle aAd DysreP.a
shat before the peoge II Is SAFE potent and evinees hgh
degree Of pharmaceutical science.
E. STOCKwELL, N. ID.
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LOST RECEIVE 3D.
- Harpers Magazine for June;
Putnzn's do do;
tirsham's do for do:
Godsy's Ladies' Book for June;
.knickerhocker Tor Juue;
Fern Leaves Second Series: at
jes SAMUEL LISTERS Book Store. q
e.iLyER PLATED Sewing Birds and super s-wips Nee.
- dies forsale hy e22 a. q. PUSHEn.
ACEs.-3n0 pieces black Silk Tsre. ar
sale b, novsJ JAS. Low co. AIS Nam Lou, Ky.
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NAND AND kISsEs % hest quality eonstantlv on
~ hsndfresh supplies received weekly for sale m
per pound by
eyis s. Il. GILBERT CO.. syc near Water
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IN CASES Boots md Shoes JUS, reed and for sal
II VV vsEy cheap by sey2s ;. II. NAGIIEE & co.
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MEDICINAL.
GREAT WESTERN MEDICINE.
DIR BRUCE'S
ID A r. & T. 4 A IL l. T.
DA NJ A T. y
For NE RadicaI Cure Of

tut tIt IlttHFtWt CHIt "
nYSPEPSIA. Serofala King Evil. nepient Cons1np-
II tion Rheumatism Inflammation Of the Eyes. Liver C9m-
plains Gravel Piles DroPsy Sick and Nervous deadsehe
Pain side Breast aud Back Diseases OF he Moneys
Spleen SPINE OLD and Ulcers
Swelling the Glands Lum baxo JAundce Female rreg-
and all diseases arising from aprOPer or excessive
use Of Mercury - ..,. soo,
The Panaeea quart bottles with the let
tar, s.DR BRUCf'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PASACEA.
NEW CASTLE KY" blowa in the glass.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES:
Alternative Purxtye Diuree Daphoretie and Tonic rs
Liver aud Blood powerful and saaatye
remove. and the MASTER KING OF PAIN!
promptness the Kidneys and rine
Precipitation. al equilibrium purnes tne biooi
clears the SKIN the Breath and
while il from the system all accumulated moreS
matter tone and action. imParns
new life and yisor Price 81 per bottle.
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The Ei.t killing Frost In Savannah

ltF'.ir lhe savdnnun Georgian. NOV. 10.
We u uILe there can be no doubt but that this
ysight, u od WAS yesterday morning visited by .
XII hip frost. We cannot ourselves testify to the
fac LUZ we can testify that there was i,e for We not
only saw, but put our finger on il. friend informs
us that flower pot on his premises frozen uom-
pl.teiy over as late ss o'clock A. NJ.
IL this connection we will not withhold On ex.
plessi If sympathy for few Of our fellow citi.
zens ttill absent ia more northerly ladSodss, be-
capse not quite that it is yet safe to retarn to
their homes. We seriously fear that in endeavoring
to avoid yellow fever they will fall into con-
tump,ion. Their suffering last night mast have
betu "intclerable." YetWe know not what is to
become Of them. d.. Rush, In his account Of the
Pfiladel, hia yellow fever cpdel0c Of 1885, states
We lecolect rightly, that there vera some vic.
tins as lsse IS The ensuing Februsry. No one
can be s stlua)y certain that what occurred so
isr nth as PhiiAf e)phia, may lot bappeu il ga
ma. The bsst su gestion tEen hat C III a,ak4
vi, or ihe circuHssap ces, to tbnse wac feel yhat
loswhbstaDdipg the ice, thee mas te dagger To
their valuable lives 10 return 10 sher homes, Is
spLd . winter sbnai. This viii az least save
II, IL the trouble o. .ckng Nj and gocg off ths
approach % next suWme-. H
But coming back 10 orr fest, aud taking 1t II,
pIsbted the Testimony OF OH rs tn yesse iay
was killer the Tell wing s.aremert Of the al.
hull ureLce Of the Ist kl!iog f,ot To- th- las,
twenty years, may lot b. without interest Che n
lord was kept In The vicinity If Conc9rdil Lrusi.
inst nOu. tte .ty Nl.. N & h
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Charleston, $. C., Regatta-second Day.

".
The wind blowing freshly from the southwest at
the hour delegated for the commencement of tie
sports yesterday the track Of tire changed,
On accoont OF the roughness Of the water, ID the
Cooper River, in front of The city, starting from
opposite the wharf at the foot of Lauren~ and
terminating at Boyces VIII irf. The startiog juyg-s
we're William Nick. Parker and Captaiu Vi, csDt
ibe Terminating judges were Captain Cjste, X. w.
Bacot, and +. Pofcher.
FIRST RACE.
Second class bosfs-EItreDce fee, SI5 Prize, $780,
Becky Sharp, (canos,) 43 feet, s oars. ny Ha-
milton Copper, Of Georgia; s'eerei by NJ. Couper,
jones leland; st4,sfd b. Mr.. Conssse,fas BaHey.
YouDy er Sister, Is f.tt, 10 osfs by !. r. wIis,g,
Jr., Of s. Paul's; steer q b. NJ. o. B'iey.
The start was perfectly even, toe Becky -tecp
havir the choice OF pos,1 n, ou ne inside, and Tor
some tine the boat ks pr abreast but after ebeg
esch otLer's strength, The Becky Saarp gradually
drew cot IN front, closely foiosed by the Younger
ster, and notw,thstanoi,g a most beautiful and
tanned until The close of the race the Beckey Sharp
WIN lfg ny length; Younger Sis'e- second, aud
The susan CIn,ke ~ell up. Time 9 mir. SO sec.
Tors has Georgia, in the person Of her galsn.
crtdis resulting from toe previous days defeat. In
sted u Us bH 10 imagine, wien looking at his beau
tiful boat, and bis athletic and v, sraioej ere y.
how NJ Couper an be anythiI else bat successful
In such contests.
Fourth class b ass eLtra fee, $40; prize $3.50.
Ciicsre, 80 feet, 6 ara, by ". ID. Walter. OF
Charles ton; stored by Mr.. Va ter.
CoIl.tun, So feet ,ar., by J. r. W,ls,n, Jun. OF
81. Panlt; steer d BY sr. G, Bailey.
joaquin, 35 ieet, oars, by s. G. Bailey, OF
Cbarlt,toI; sicerto by Mr.. 5 Bsiiey.
AT the signal the boets started, ase Joaquin hav-
ina tie inner ts k, CoetoD TIE mlsd,e, aud Chi
ca't ,u'sioe. The Ch'car afes a Struggle, took
the had, TIE Collector toloSins, aud Joaquin close
b, bind. Thee, positions wee reld fos about half
the cistsncs, wIaat tte icps -as observed to
...4e h. all .,ok
MAINTAIN The Iapi0 pacs At which they started.
The Colleen nov b. Iap 10 oyas on. in feont,
closely followed by joaquin; and after most ami
msieo struggle, wreh VS. continued t. the tsrmi-
pssng POST The Co l.iof declared the victor BE-
scaIt Two leI cfhs, Joseph, seconi, asc Chlcaie a
gooc ,biTt. Tine, O min. 20 sec.
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Disappearance OF q Young Woman.
learn that young woman named Emma
sister Of George and William Moore, tailofs,
city, left the house of r. L. Whitney, her sis
husband. on Tuesday evening, at about Gig IL
I, saying that she vas going down street, and
|be> absent about half an hour, since whish
tthing has been heard from her by her friends
Miss Moore was employed In sewing for tai
I'D bad taken work from Mr.. Henderson to her
at Mr.. W.e, ON North street, the same even
No coDjectures, 20 far as we can ascertain
med by her brothers respecting the cause Of
snce. She was exemplary in Der conduct,
spcioD that she has been decoyed away by
esigDing persons, and il detained against her
strong 10 the minds OF her friends. No clue
n obtained 10 lead to the entertainment Of the
ut II the missing person 10 not restrained IN.
y, she viii probably relieve the minds Of
search Of her by communicating With them.
in other places may help to solve this mystic
oticing this circumstance. We have been fur
with the following description Of the missing
nation wsnted-Of the whereabouts of Emma
whose residen, e is St 70 North street. Sac
L home on Tuesday evening last, abou. eight
/, rating that she ~culd return ia about half
II, since which time her family have not heard
|er. She had on her person when she left
figured delaine dress, light summer shawl, Q
ell, plain straw bonnet, the crown covered
plaid silk; also gold watch, about $40
d jewelry, and $40 in money. 1t is suspected
trends that s0ul measure have been used t.
her return home. Any Information 10 re-
/ her that can bs given t. her affii cted friends
gratefully received Al her residence, OF ~
Globe buildings.-Rochester Democrat, N,r
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PACKING IN THE WEsr.-The CiucinI att
Of the 10Th instant says:--
weather naving become favorable, pork pack
fairly mmsnced. A number Of the houses
ittiDe yesterday, and should the temperature
~ At present the remainder viii b., in on s
% day or tor rrow. In the way OF sales OF
have but little to notice. Bayers and sell
generally apat in their views. The msis-
The former talk about 50 so q 50 rs, while
I the latter have Concluded to pack on their
count rather than sell for less than "a so,
rove d stage Of water aud an easier mooey
would operate In favor OF sellers. or the
there Is some proepe CT; and II prices OF hogs
settle TO what may be consic cred a safe point,
sr II buyers can satisfy themselves that the
will pay at the prices that may prevail,
70 will not want for money.
lsuisvilie Journal, Of the 14sh inst, says
little was done In the way Of killing until
ay, when the weather became cold enough
meme active operati ms. The total number
70 last evening may be set down Ut Is 900
There Is, we learn, very great falling of in
A good proportion of the hogs killed do
IN more tbab from 1870 to 160 pounds. In
ID OF lard rhsre IL even greater falling of.
short q last year thus far fully, 30 per cent.
J corn fed hdgs.
alts Of consequence rave been made. and
Nc regaes prices differ very widely. We
ami tpat contracts bavo been made for heavy
50 % gross on time. The scarcity of moaes
ost d, pressing effect on thu market. A saln
Of liehs hogs has been made at 80 rs net.
fices do MOI hold good Tor heavy corn fed
hich we think viii ccmm nd 81 rs, and D r
so ret on time. The killing will, for The
be mostly Oh 0wrefs' account.
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GEN. HousroS The following letter was receIv
edfitm CIR. Hsustoo, by thu c smmittee Of the Lee
lures or slavery ia Boston, IN reply invitation
x.tLdfd him to cever Of the Hectares 81 the
,0pitt:--
II tave ~ ~ disposition 70 visit B ston at the
will hermit Before accct tug the invitation 20
fiIol, rendered, I'm DESTROYS to know whether the
lecturer 10 or viii be OF Liberty 70 give free express
siou Of bis own opinions she subject Of slavery,
Or ststh-J he In to be restricted 20 anv particular
&c Of cpiDi MS. These inquiries are sIl made be-
csuse sio 40 ultra, but constitutional conserva
tsef
II was subsequently assu,ed that he would be
81 liberty 10 give free expr sson oftis options"
ar I'D OF February ssig,ec for his lecture;
but hts iuai am We ba- Bos bgea received. The
ctmnti c Confidently expect however, that be will
ltclplt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-20

Discovery OF TEE 32D AHp SD AsrERoibs-A
I.pe, hss - en- received by the 0irett0r Of the oh
s,rva'o y - C.mbricRe, Mas, from N. Ieve1ier,
ne d TIE distini uisbtd hoi ators Of tae plane;
Ntp,uie ,ba, on Tie night Of the 2e h Of October
$40 aootio4sl ss;er idb acre discovered il Pa5s by
MN. Go),sctn i,t n d CfscerDac, for which the
nnu,s Of Pomona and Poymnia have been pro
psse0.
These asteroids are the SD and $50 nov known
to,x,t b.tst.n hais and Jupiter, and as twenty.
uus II ir,m have teen discovered witoi1 The sss
IN Yeas, the shoe number Of them 70 pefnnp
fgbs iints grester.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-20

FATAL SIcKNgss AyosG THE OroE hDIANs-AC
Counts irtm the vnleges OF the above sribe, 80 to
how hat they are dying ia great DoncsiA IN
sprs sea tbst The tok bacon received ~ annuity
beeonpp mnst, or tainted, IS tbe occasion Of TIM
ao,ranty. What pumbsr have already des, We have
cot been abe ~ Ies,n. We doubtDo that tne sgent
vii inme distey look into tae mater q We sucn
.sss'arce as T. n, ee.ssy.-councd Bhfs Uo,co)
RuCfs Der. 81.