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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-20
PRICE, WALSH & CO.
CHARITIES ST. FIRE, NEW OgLEANS.

NEw U9LEANs, AprI ~. Ie4.
We have abundsut reason reeommeI q hieh', snI.-
mander safe eminentiy nreproof since hads al eY-
ceent opportunity the 5ih February last Of testing
one OF tat description. which purchased several
year, since Of Mr.. Isaac Brdse. our store No n
harres street with entire stock o hats. trimmings.
&c, burned on the morning Of that day. suiectiig
safe 10 intense heat during hours. vet
ii saved all its contents, COMPRISING hank note. ana
checks orupwars Of nine hundred dollars bills recejy
able for several thousand dollars, and accounts in our
books for 70 T thousaBd dollars. A said cost only
hundred and ten dollars. risk nothihg in pro
nouncing it the cheapest article we ever purchased
ALERRT IL 1RICO.
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To Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Boston & New York.
oNLl sgTA IgHOAT iENG kuM
CLEVELAND TO BUFFALO.
Sixty MILES Less LAKE TRAVEL,
THAN BY TIE OLD sANDUSkr RpGrE.
AND NO DETENTION On SAND RANs
III N CERTAIN COA-NECI CIIOv u T. h FFALO
LITTLE MgA1if HAsigOAD.
Cincinnati, Columbus. Cleveland and Buffalo
psfEtMso.r LINE;
STEAMBOAT EMPRESS fkAlN LEAVES CINCINNATI
s- steamer CRESCENT CRY. " 7 P,ase Commander
isSses C.ss-lani Mondays Wrdueslays ana Frissys
~ steamer eEN OF rhE WEST D. III Mcbride
leaves Cleveland tueslays Tharsda SAtur
through Cleveland Buffalo ten hours without
sara Falls ork Bosan Montreal and ali Points 70
The ,hsline aes than passing notice
e'ns lu aad owned ~ the New York aud Erie New York
cretIai cie.esnd Columbus aud Cineinuas
Railroads with rsg strength ,ye d. unrival ed
acecmoasous and masa hc.nee o. hnsh than expense
The Qatn aud Fr.seeHt 10Th evidences OF
mt will ni'.h in this daS boat
tn Ltle Miami /, the Eastern Depot at Cincinnati
PassnseI should bar in mind that this is the only Steam
Boz; Lone from Ce.lana 10 alo and TO make regular
their Tirs u via Columbus ard Cieyeland
ss Mea and st@e soor' ineadsd in tickets by LAKE
s.esmsT. o. thisrOuts
From Cincinnati TO Buffalo .............s.eo
From Cincinnati to y Yors (Rsl-oad frcn Bufalo1 II 80
From Cincinnati York via hudson river st'rs
EXOJ R.ilV TICKETS Is ~
Prom Cineiunst % nax,rs ais ard back 90
OR As CHEAP As ANY OTiIER RoU;T r. y
Por Through Tickets and all in ornaon lease apply At
the Old esta-hea General Railroad Oree in three story
yellow henans saaih-'a,, e@rser BIOaas Front
sGd mail boat Sndms or at tn kAstern Little Manu. Rail
road aeYot. Fast lrontstreei
Pw sTRApsR Tehss ana GENT rs: I.i Sgrs Rssa.
Tho 0mniks Lane sll call ,or Passengers IN any part the
sy2s J. H. HOWELL. conGac,oT
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LOOK To TEE FEET.

SnNE THINGS can aE DONE As ELL As OTHERS.
EE J. HART having returned from the East, e.s.
would iniOrm his old and the ctize0s
Isy that he has In his shoe store. Main
L. opposite the Branch bank OF the largest
eleced stocks Seasonatc sni h4shional. BUOfS and
SHOES ever roagt THIS sity eomPrsins Gents Boo. f
all kinds Caters all tn different styles Child
Boots Misses Gaers and shoes OF all kinds ani
fnfan $ Shoes in abundance
He HIS also OF No Red Sole lie rather
lOr's No. Oak. ot Oinc matt
ALSO-S3 fine French Cafsiius OF different brands
fresh from the Custom House la New Iors.
ALSO-H roecOs Lining. Finding Thread Gut rerehs
Web Lscss Enameed sptts; and in other kind
Mserisl aseessary be used in aerng Boots ami
shoes all which will bs sod cheap the cheapest
warranted good.
M has aso isrye force Of EOot snd experienced worknen
employed in manufacturing which esa-les him to mee
either for cheaness aursoilty with
east west of thu Rocky MouHtaius. Gail and sse.
my5l-tf Ill. j. HART.
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EVANSVILLE Ia FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20 1854.
LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
HIGHLY IMpoaTANT ANNoUNCEMENT.

| HIGHLY IMPOaTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
TO AFFLICTED EyEEYNnERE.
Dis. =. L.. ABA alS, LIVER HlLSAM
COMES GREEIING.
EsR. A. L.. ADAais' NEw IHEORY FOR Dis
IT that been so long
SILLY and the sabIset
DR. A l.. ADAMS LIVER BALssN
The PaRacea of Disease onrd the afflicted of the
entre Liver
in all stages. Billions Fever 6sue and Fever Chrone Lung
tever. Dropsieal Affections Coughs Consumption Asthma
aanSies Bowel cgmelsnss Dar,h.e Dysens,y RhsD ma
y. Nervousness. Costveaess Indigestion Female Com
Or A. / Adams. Liver B4l.am now sustaes the highest
REPUTATION remedy before the Pahe and has proved
ONLY Ri!LfABLE MEDiCIXE EvEg DISCOVERED.
ns PDrTy vesssale f.. hs rr%anD cure Of the ssgvs
yotaries aad pronouner tle Liver Ralsam to be the
ONLY RsLIARLE HARREEGER or HEALTH TO THE
Testimonials fr rses it hiss made. swollen
with E, gra'',ae for The r:, reeyed BY rs Ss
,hsse sua.rsg under he IRoN CIR As Of the MONSTER
DNEAs aaa at r0eure one bottle DIR A L. Ao.us
rh attention csll. the reral of the Medical
ted Sts gVaga clear of the aud Of
dssss also afe4rUheies those have ed s
parsled as',nlaney the diseases which all
J SCOTT General Agent No 81 Randolph 5, Chi'sgo.
III to whom all he addressed receive Proapt
soidty HALLOCK e. sTODDARp Evanviue.
Agent. in the Country be uPped by them Propre-
T. JAMES NJ. Vernon; JAMES SAMPSON. New Har-
PARNENTsR. Priuceon Ind. el-lyw
SDOPLIN--I case 20 Sk a4 Cosson Pollias direct i'm
ported, and tor sale ~ JAS LOW 4 CO.
auss ils Main st Louisville. Ky.
HISGHtM- q glazed srpsr black: do 2G inch
Va o"ttnn ChamirV; CO fa'ehstr Plad GiBghiTs,
styles by Ist importation hand aud sle by
JA2. Low CO.
aug9 4iS Maj. Sc Louisvils. Ey.
IEU-iINs.-z eases sgl.d Muslin js tsins iirset
VA imported. and tor sale by Jas. Low d co.
anss iiS Main st.. Loaisgls. ~.
.EAN- II Ctm!ei JEANS; 10 Blue and W hi;e
JAS. LOW & Co.
sugs 4Is Main st ,.ouisgiie. Ky
= CsTaEs. T,,iiJs NAHiN0 AND sERGEs,-|
Figures; 20 iack VI hsir ~ rwis
eoors IS do "a Thtrt Marine as,d eoors; 90 B, h.cs
Alpaca seres in all qualities srecs nporsiens hand
and I, r sale az lowest DTietsLy JAS ioM 5 co.
as Main sc Louisville, Ky.
MILLINERY AND FANCY STGItE.
HI rs. r. VI. ~. No. 2u4 Fifth street, Cinc nnati.
III would respectfully call pubic attention her
large aDd Z si,i In:.ie stock Uf MiBer! and fzHcy
Goods consisting "f silk, Satin Velvet AMI Braid bon
nets Bonnet CaI ard Eanc! Trimming. kibhoHs Man
tllas oaks. Black aud CoGred k and other Laees,
Aeedie-woTked collars. Chemze!tes, Sleeves. dc.
which she prepared sell at price. which i
10 give satisfaction.
When su wish Cincinnati call on
MRS. +. NJ. RICH.
mhi5y 2Gi Fifth street. between Elm aud Plum.
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FROM CINCINNATI TO

BoST3Sia ia ait. Hours:
nY rae ''@''
Cincinnati, Columbus aud Clc:cland Route.
VIA
LITTLE WIAMl Rs,IUOs
Ss1f Vi. Like h.rs ks4a.s % TO- BSnhEs khEeEPT
ors .Oa Boston; TO BH Albany Nsv iO,s and Bo.tol;
Ta..ens rs ~ In, rGs breasf.. a, oi Ill and dine
TIIFEE DAILY TRAINS
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
First Train Railroad Lightning Express at o'clock
ns h.sSar rs Paa .s; tA%0rs nd Ssg r"5k at
Al any. New ldrs. Boston se.. &c.
Second rrsD-Lske Steamboat Express at IA clock A.
Meeting Cleveland with Low Pressure
9rEEN or THE Cart. Mcbride;
FARE A. CHkiP AS ANY OTHRR s0iT
Ihr1agh rom Cleveland to Buffalo. wtaou landing
from B1ao q Sew ok rom BGaalo Co Nissars Fais ~
York Boston. &c rom e wistown Montreal Quebec e
oievelanG Rsilroa to Dunkirk. bUnaio.
TsiidTran-Raiiroad Evening Express a. so'eloch P NJ
pnsHs erect as .SnHee,,eS a. crsstne to
land d nkrk Nss and B5ston buffalo TO Niagara
FIJI, 4 Alb Albany: New & no1t Bs,,on a.. Ae:
. rGaS of s. rSD,e shs same saagf from
THE LITTLE MIAMI Is THE ONLY EASTERN DEPOT
Bssass GueHna !" b"nsrs md
fo at Dunkrk to New York aad checked
The Dep th, route. and Lake Shore Railroad at cleve
FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
And for al information please amply the Old established
saS sGff ysOs rsS.s
pos,e the House. Railroad Hotel and Mail Beat
y. il rcLEMENT. sSps. sTtt.''
THE OMNIBUS LINE!
VIII call N Nv
az oihes south Of Broadway
syT J. II. HON ELL. Conductor.
Dn. ). c. BURCH. Dentist,
LLf reiosst. hoe in ae,s 70 h for rrofs-
inform those who desire 'ueh operations in feurs that
are no failures when She. are paid Tor. nySI-G
WAX sysTsE RUSSIA.
sNo. vHt% HRkt%AsGKSMrfHs. s1.S pWH,TRSMfTfIs AND AND
r1ed coai lard on oes
1nd a, M 19g We re prepared sell in any qanttes the lest
RH AZ ,s low prices 2. IAN re fought be-
ohafshii ihsni ,' a "a.
toby ny3-lyd&w Al. HCIChESoH q co.
sSRKNcEColoGNE Dou,. Hsr :, on Rrg'h-
TFAsIlss s.;i, Hsa;; T:'i';1 Ss
u Gssdi.. Gssdi. .R4if. Ra'!. Fla! onSpo-ter;
Boxes g. % ys9as Tyson;
Just received eze COOKS.
EsoRTE ToSs W N'.;y Bets e fsfEEs wsr'
75loave. Refined Sugar; Is lv'sdbl Retired sursr
go doz Egss.as eylI COOKS
EDFFgytD SIG sp-Fo btis St T.oris Losr crusbes
- Powdered and Refined White Just per Telegraph
'"' Y GILBERT & CO. sy.. near Water.
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w Il. Iar E.ilT.

NIT HOLES ME NND RET All. GROCER AND
Sv PR1DCCE .kCdANf. MAIN STREET - the a
ie xneI ud r-.p-et all b ira. and the III c
lie v,,ni y. ht hav pr hasea the interest
partner late n " Kelly n IN
70 carr rYecy agd PRONE has nes At the old
lie tins opportunity returniug THANKS ior
no eiort merit contlhu-
,nce If he p, IN WILLIAM REILLY.
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STEAMBOATS, u RAILROADS

TERRE HAUTE AND EVANSVILLE u. :. MAIL
ASD EMPIRE PACKETS. 49,
~ fki-M E.kD a BOaJ of this Line WIZ
zs,l,-.,.Ale leave rrrre uaate anl Evansville every
Moud,y. Wednesday and Friday. at clock
r. NJ These Boats large ceinmoaods we'll urnhed
Connecting Ierre anu, "it Raro - sud NOrhern Pack
Evansville with the Gderent Lines OF Steamo oats
ont tks Ohio river e2s-tt
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4 CARD.

CARD.
HAVING withdrawn from the firm sske this oeclso
thanks for the p4troasg lbera bestowed
request cOhthuanee my late partner
who wl the business with Gndmin shed vS
will lway, try mNke himself wOrshy o ths
of the people. ey22 CHARLES W. MACK.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Two Daily Trains. Making irect Connection.
LITTLE Ola TI RAILROAD.

-
COLUMBUS. To- PTTTSRC RiH PHILs sDtLPHIA BAL
DlMORE AMI NEW YORK.
Atsiz o'clock \. ". and i've 'eOek Z. snd
ThRE2 DAiLA TRAINS 10 PlrFSbC RGh,
Al six ccloes A. N; and -hafO eloex a NJ
and hve . eloes r. NJ
FARER REDUCED
Cincinnati 20 Phil Phia
cincinnati blitiEfore
Cincinnati 70 Aew ork via Philadelphia.
Cnci.nati t. tistsiurah
shehnS'i 70 P!esteT< (froa 5)l
llune Cincinnati 20 Ptsbur.
lime Cincinnati PhSgrl pia hours
Time Ciucnast Baltimore .r1. no
Passeasers ~ o cgGE N Train Lishtniu. E1press
bs Siia klro 80 Cr stne
neetion PitssLursh Sit Phale rhia
more connecting Phaielphia with Train New Jersey Rail-
road % New York
Pass rs ) - o'coek \. " Express Traiu Little Mi
passing the teaa ti no0ntsn dayizht Pull
aas phia arG Baltimore connecting Phad-p with
road - eseE Nprk.
direct eonntetin Pittsburgh With Fast Es
Train Philadelphia aud Blum5re c,nneetiuS Phila-
del phS vii IA fr- New Jersy Rail Dad to New Ynrk
ihe Little Miami is tie Eastern Defet Cneinnati
f0a THROtGH iCkET..
all pleae appi,
col frrst directly L. -
House Railroad Hotel and Mail Boat at the
EASTERN Little Alamil DEPOT East Front street
M. IA. CLEMENTS. superintendent.
p. W. SrGADEa. fick aRi G.Reral Agent.
Til OJN lBUS LINE
VIII call for passengers in part the Nv eavirg d.
ctons tn above Office souheass Of Broadway and
Front directly On river bank.
sy2s J r. HOWELL. Conductor.
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4 'HOICE family Batter to he hadas
- AslI COOKS
FENIIER SgOMETEIiS. Spy Glasses ard Pocket Ey.
III Glasses. tor sale by sy.O A. Z. PlSHEE.
KESrUCKY ~CkgssOL OF WCD.CaNE
rNHE session of this Tnstitnon will hegin
Oeter list and continue untl ts end February, with
the following faculty.:
BENJAMfN ". DUCLEY. ". D.. Emefita. Professor Of
JOSbCA b. FLISF. Il. D.. PrO'ssor of the Principle,
ard Prictice of Surgery
HENRY VI BUELfFr " q. Professor Of Phv.ioiosv .pd
R0BT J. BRECKIN RIDGE. ". d. Professor Materis
VI sdica and Clinies Sarsery.
TH1S OOLESCOrf W D.. Professor of ,natomy
LOSEPT q NORWOOD. VI. D. Professor af Che emstry
JOHN HARDIN " ID .Pr'fess of Obstetrics and Dsea.-
IS Of Women ani Children.
L. NJ LAWSON D.. Professor Of Theory sud Praetie.
OF Medicine an Clinical Medicine.
CUlIMINS NJ ID. Demonstrator Of Ans
Clinical Lectures Louisville Marine Hospital twice
week
Preliminary aith. School and the
n ur he month OF October of
Ma..rial Prctcsl Anatomy abundant The disseetng
rooms will he opensd o the lstO October.
he @
riculson De paid only IS Dssectiug $40
Graduation fee s25. X. j. BRECKfN RIDGE
aus73-veow-Dovl Dean OF ths Faculty.
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Hall. D0pDs d CO.'S
TiIowAs CONJUNCTION,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER AND
STATIONER.
XNoULD respe fully inform hi friends the pub
w lie generally that having purchased Messrs.
Rathbone Wheeler. their entire stock of BooLs6
Stationery he has owed his Book Store To the stan
lately occupied b, them in No. Foster. Block corner
OF Main and First Streets.
The additions thus made to his stock enables him 70
oHert TO his custOmersa larger better assortment
than has ever before heen brought con
sisting In ptrt o. Miscelaneo. School Medicaland
Theological Books. Wiling. Printing. v rats-rp,rd
Fancy Paper. q Fore g. d Fancy State ne of.il
kinds. All ofvhich W b. sold WholS.; L. and Retail
at incinnai prices fact to which hs would calltha
attention ofcoun'ry merchants. deser. tearbers snd
others being confident he make their Interest
TO purchase Of him. ango5,f
GREAT iTTR NOTION FOR LADIES
Ep fCkfNED Crvgal Palacs-2O eases of m. r,o.s
Fa.hioT sh' Pern T. and O. Sre's
ATNEW YORK ATCTfON PRICES "
fyou are wanting bargain snS csr au'ek a.
- WM. LoEwENTHAL e. co
ep Corner of Vain snd Water SITS.
NJ NsyLS.-so5ke kegs Wheelins ard Pittsburgh brand.
y Tor sale nv tape7J RFMENT& & vIFTF
4WRN 0RNn-5nn bushels NJ Corn ON hand and "a,
- sale 70 close stock. Enquire Of
STAR CANDLEs.-4o boxes in store sra scr sa,etv
~ oc'i PRESTON BROS,
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EDw AkD LEWIS. ROBr. s. HOWARD
LEWIS & ExoyyA sD,
Ef0RW AHDiNG AND COMMISSION MBR'

~ OLA NTs ErInslle, Id. boat at TIC hINtT
hsuse he Canal Personal and prompt attention TO al
Cansignul-nts. either or sale or shipment.
Evansville June 10. l5ji.-ly
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COPtRTNERsII!P.

HAVE thisday with the Forv sr1ng an
Commission bu.a~ss Robert ). Howard. The business
will be hereafter eOnducei under the 10 ni trIn Of
Lewis a Howard. elo-u EDWAhD LEWIS.
siNGI oo first rate Porlsr shing
- for sale cheap to close eonsig gnnent by
eIe PRESTON BROS.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.


ME CO. PartnersP heretofore estr betveen the sub
B seribers the and style of Mae LoheBsnne,
l. this day dissolved hy mutual Lohshstne no
wall continue the business old stand will attend
adustmen: of all claims ax.inst the OLD and Ill the
he that parpose All persons them
indebted l~ss hrm requested AXE
aiate payment. CHARLES W. MACk
ANTHONY LOBZNSTIEE.
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sI1RWOoO HoUSE.

SHERWOOD HoU5E.
TIME subscriber the above house. and has
entirely reled aud re:urnished it, and is prepared
To- entertain the patrons of the house IN satisfactory
nauuer He has also rented the brick Stable. owned by
Mr. Peter Burke, and has good stock of horses anu ear
riages to let.
in constant attendance Particular attention
will be paid the OF horses left with him Tor keep
ng an in all respects, the puohe sha hnu .nv SSer
wooh House IA good Hotel ijys-ul j. A. ~ EkS
Cy.CHEIgs AT yVAOLESaLE AND
isEY AZ.
THE undersigned con>taatly keeps on hand a larg
! assortment OF fresh Mater sutterand sugar CRACK
ers and also Of soda Pilot aud Navy Bread, which De
ing manufactured oy the latest improved Machinery
can he soil tow price a. in any place in the v est
and are not excel d in quality by any other manuaco-
~ in The country large stock always on hand at IN!
shopon Water street, between Sycamore and Vine.
decl4-tf }. SlNHi'h'
SpUENG ANtp ~ Es MEf; ID n t;ootSs.
NETE are now opening large aud eareiull! select
w ed stock of Spring aud summer Fancy and staple
Dry Goods ia received from the Eastern marseis. to
which would cordially invie the attention o purchas-
ers (apa9l sHANhLlN & REILLY.
G7THEELlNG ANDR,sTERN y NAIIs. .,i25 kegs all
ey4 5. Il. GILBERT q CO.. Sye. uear Water.
AM,N LOST!
eoME time ago lost his way going home through the
If vGT riERS MARC coNSIER'S cGNP,S HAS. by which
~ ~ 20 Us ~ ,h, 49, M e.bib,ion togcther with ali
sorts and descriptions headIres quality and
VACTIER & MARCNNNIER.
e2t Main street. hesween First and second streets
5UsrIN TIVE
81 prs French Green Window Paper;
prs MnsIuit Bars;
81 prs Printed Lawns.
ALSO tine of Ladies' Misses and Children =
ehesr Emb.eh's Dry Good store
Ma n sire three doors below Second. ey1-Ct
stUSpSIEs .--2ioz. Rope Mats;
- doE. ke-l-rS:
doz. Half Slshels;
Measures
49, R,aekipr pr,shes ,acaiyed AZ
eye COOKS.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

yoHy c. DEVEREUX, JR, Wholesale and ,7, Retail
j dealer in Wall Paper Fire Screens WINDOW bniIs,
ca. ste e.c Main street, between First and second
ia, ., 'N'' ' lauglG ly
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THIEF DAILY TRAINS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

First Train Railroad Lightning Express. o'clock
mskit direct aa5 exclusive railroad connection 10 Crest
line. PIssbErsb PAilad lTnis Baltimore York at
Cleveland ~ Dnkirk New Ypt aLd ostnn Bnnalo, to
Al any. New l1rS. Boston, sc.. 6c
Second frsp-Lske Steamboat Express at TX clock
VI lsxt IN les less lake travel than by any vther
Meeting veand
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-28
From Knoxville Wing.
WM. WILLIAMS CIRCULAR.

VIM. Williams, the agent of the Steam Boat
company at Chattanooga, and large owner
IN those Boats, looms up in Circular though
the eolum MS of the Advertiser of learned length
/ and laundering sound, addressed 'to the Mer-
chants of East Tennessee" But this circular
Is IN reply to one, as it alleges, previously sent
out by MAJ. WALLACE. the President of the
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad. The
The Circular of Maj. Wallace, is just the thing
speaks for itself-and although written and
published before that of Mr. Williams, it is
most efiectual reply to the latter We give it
entire, and hope it will be read by all traders
and merchants. Its statements of facts are
correct, and its promises may be relied upon
h to the very letter.
BY the way, we are happy to have it in our
4s5o~er to.say that the Daily Live of Steamefs
spoken of, is now in operation. The new and
fine Steamer, Aida" is here, and together
with the new and light drauqht Steamer "Ten-
nessee," will make regular trips to and from
Loudon. This makes the Railroad Company
independent Of other Companies Upper East
Tennessee Merchants and traders, will not so
far forget their duty and interests, as to neglect
to patronize these Boats in connection with the
Roads. The freights are as low as those on
the River, and the speed with which they come
and go, Is greater, all must admit.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-28
From the Baltimore Patriot.

HE CoNKLING TREATY WITH MExICo.-The
public mind has been kept in suspense for some
time in regard to the provisions of the treaty
which it was announced had been negotiated
with Mexico, by Judge Conkling, the T. S.
Minister, granting to COL Sloo, and the gentle.
man associated with him, the right to make a
transit-way across the Ishmus of Tehuantepec,
which would secure speedy and safe intercourse
between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans We
are now enabled to remove all doubts, as to the
treaty having been negotiated, and of the pa
cfic propositions which it contains. The treaty
has been sent by the President to the Senate,
and we are indebted to our attentive correspon-
dent "Patuxeht," for full and correct copy of
it, which we publish below.
The Importance of this treaty reaches to al
most every branch Of trade, as by its ratifca-
ton by the Senate, and the then completion of
the work it authorizes to be made, there will be
opened a means of intercourse between the At
lantic and Pacific, that must result in advanta-
gcs 10 all concerned in the trade between the
countries bordering on those two oceans.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-28

Tie World and ChdDce.-How often might
in bag. fling them upon the ground before
they would fall into an exact poem, yea, or so
much as make good discourse in prose! And
may not little book be as easily made by
chance as this great volume of the world?-
How long might man be in sprinkling colOrs
upon a canvas with careless hand, before they
could happen to make the exact picture of
man? And is man easier made by chance than
his picture? How long might twenty thousand
blind men, which should he set out from several
remote places in England wander up and down
before they would all meet upon Salisbury Plain
and fall into rank and file in the exact order of
any army? And vet this is more easy to be
imagined, than the innumerble blind parts Of
matter shonld rendezvous themselves into a
rld.-[Tillotson.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-28

Prisoners in heland.-It appears from a
Parliamentary paper recently issuedi that
the total number of prisoners in the Govern
ment prisons in Ireland on the 18th Sepsem'
ber last, was 1902; OF this number 222 were
members of the Church of England, 1866 Ro-
man Catholics, and A Presbyierians or Disen'
ters. To all of these establishments Roman
Catholic chaplain is appointed, and in the ma
jority Protestant and Presbyterian chaplains.-
In event, however, of their not being any Of the
latter appointed, every facility is given for the
admission of any recognized minister. In the
Irish ials there were confined, on the 10Th Sep
tember last, COL Protestants, l25 Dissenterz or
Preshytefians, and 5,268 Roman Catholics.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-28

To Drire A,r0y Rats.-A friend has just in
formed us of plan he adopted to get rid of
rats. His premises swarmed with them. He
took small ish-hook, attached a fine wire,
and suspended on it a piece of cheese, letting it
hang about foot from the ground. One Of
the rats leaped at it and was hooked, and set up
such horrible squeal; noise and rattle, that all
the rest foresook him and fed. Not a rat re-
maned on the premises. A few days after.
wards his neghbor declarded that he was visi-
ted with plague worse than those Of Egypt;
the rats would surely eat him up, house and
all. Our friend enjnyed the JOKE, but kept siis-
dy. This was not philanthropie of him; so, foe
the benefit of his neighbor, who, we hope, takes
our paper. and the rest of mankind, we make
the disclosure" without enjoining secrecy or
charming a dollar