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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-20

MOHAWK VALLEY FARMERS IN.
SURANCE CO.
SCIOTA, NEW YORK.
Apt A Is, $16O 900.
WELL AND SECURELY INVESTED.
Adam C. Van Patten, James w. Pangburn,
William Rector, Charles IT, Toll,
Charles sanders, Harvey Ve,lder,
Abraham w. foil, Jasper Bell,
Isaac Vedder. Henry A. Bell,
Nicholas Brooks, John $. Lansing,
Philip II. Derrick.
A:C & Van patten; prss't Jasper Bell Secretary.
Kenneth Hanknson Jun, General Agent No. 81 Green
Street. Trenton. n. j..
Hon. S. II Johnson, Go. Judge, Schenectady.
Jno. +. tlute. Sheriff. do.
Z" ID. y. Forrest County Clerk, do.
Abram A. Van Vorsl. Mayor, do.
VI. Myers, EX-MayOr. do.
ID. Wright Reco der Albany.
N. n. Van Dycs. Proprietor Albany Atlas.
Jacob G. sanders. tsq. do.
Thomas Clark, Esq. New York.
Applications will be cceived. and Policies issued by
the undersigned ut rates favorabe any other nsu
rance Office or Agency In the country
jyis-n JOHN j. CHANDLER. Agent.
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LERs IN
Eaacy and ~ pie Dryl; 'Od,. and Ready
lad. ct1tn ng, &C,
Water street, near corner of NJ in Evansville, Indiana
mh26-ly
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PAP ~W ,REHOUSE.
IT AND 70 VAL UT SIRE ct,

Printers Cards and Card Sheets Railroad Cards and
Sheets. News. Hook and C.rd nks.
We have made arra ngements with Mr.. McCreary for
full snppf f his celebrated Coiorcd inks also With
Mcssrs. smith Peters for full SUPPLIES of heir superior
Cards and Card sheets, formerly sold by Messrs Butler
a. Brothers II Is city
Our e. with Eastern and Western
acturers such that sell all goods i'm line
"a as low ices and fdvorabi terms any house
West, and invite all in want al goods TO examine
stock and price- before asing elsewhere.
Book aLd News Paper n.ade to order.
NIXON & co,
Manufacturers an Paper Dealers,
mhS a Walnut &. .n,iu
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KAGS WANTED.

HAGS w ANTED.
I'VE paying the high - market price in cash for
w good kags Paper Sliavings, Cotton and Hemp
Naste, Rope and tagging NIXON IL CO.,
Manufacturers and Paper Dealers
mha 80 and % Walnut street. Cincinnati Ohio
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DUFF SIDE co VI BS.--l case reed this DAY and
i f'r sale by JAS. Low CO.,
mh3 Al. Main street, Louisville, ny.

lIO -, GOODS.
M pcs super black french rwlied Cloth;
lUU lm pi sees Belgium Cloth;
l,U pieces Cotton Warp Cloth:
10 pieces French Dueskin Cassimeres,
50 pieces t'loth back Satins;
., pieces Boiled Sstns very superior quality
lu0 pieces French ottonades. Silk Twist ard
Sewing Silk, Padding. Buttons, with full
sortment OF such articles wanted b, Tailors
mh3 JAS. LOW * CO., Az Main ST., Lou, Ny.
NILESJ $50 cases black and colored Silesas
y reed this day and for sale JAS. Low k CO.,
mh3 Az Main street Louisville, Ky.
l,ROOMS, WOODEN W,RF, &C..
ID lU,H' d .z shaker medium and common Brocms.
300 do extra and common whisp and Hearth
Bruoms
$40 nests blue. oak aud red Tubs;
3O doz. common 3-hoop and fancy Buckets;
$50 nests covered Buckets;
100 do Pine Tubs;
100 do Cedar do;
81 dozen bail AM nest Boxes
Ito do Wire Seves;
100 do Maniu Bedcords:
20O do Zinc WashLoards:
30 do Barrel and haif-barrel Covers:
SD do Alicant, lutte. COR and Rope Mats;
2UU nests Market Baskets;
50 do Clothes Btske,s and Hampers;
100 box Clothes Pins;
900 nests Bowls
7U0 gross wood-boX Matches;
% uOzen Trays;
TOO do Cocoa Dippers;
lOo do Cedar Buckets aud Pigsns, brass and iron
hop
50 do Painted Keelers;
50 db Horse and Well Buckets;
20 do Half Bushels;
900 sets Measures five in;
. dozen Churns
With even article in the Woolen and Willow Ware
line which will sell at prices the country trade
SHkEvE & STEWART,
febl4 end Louisville, Ny.
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For Ba u IN ore, Waship pgt ton. PhilaGeI
--re PhIa aud eW York.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROA d.

From Wheeling Baltimore. aud connecting with the
Washington Branch X. X. at The Junction, Qaiely
caledihe Relay House,) aine miles from Bal
timer. and with the phiadeipha v il
- Philadelphia.
TIME great tunnels upon part The line are
L now fully completed. and the Whole road is in nns
condition, presenting of the most picturesque and
romantic routes In The world The oi
comfort and safety Of passengerss constantly exercised
by the officers AID ents OF this Compab, ana q is
road in the Trsed States the
reports OF interested and Inscriptions agents other
routes to the contrary.
The and splendid steamers of the Union Line
from Louisvilie Madison and Cincinnati. connect with
she road at Wheeling and through tickets from these
places to Baltimore, Washington. Philadelphia, &c.
may be had of J. T. Morehead the Levee at Louis
vile, the boats lofhe Union Line OBy Lousy ie
The steamer. leave the wharfat Louisville daily for
heeling where Passengers and baggage are carefully
The express nfai train leaves Wheel ng half
past and arrive IL Cumberland (g0l miles) att
p NJ. and allowing two hours th' re arrives in Bslti
more $40 miles, at day light next morning. in fall time
10 connect with earl, Washington and Philadelphia
trains. making the passage Through from Wheeling il
iessthan twent, hours, Including stoppases.
Travellers will not ial to observe that this isTHs
n@AP:si well one Of the most pleasant rouiests
Baggage checked through an! o'the Eastern points
without charge Passengers and baggage uretrsnsfer
to the ears Washing ton at the Junction. for
Psradelrh rhia Ballin ore o.ira charge. Trv
clers a{c allowed ample line and opportunity ct Ali
points1o obtain their meals.
through tickets Louisville Baltimore (w ith
the privilege of ing where tho rouie
10 Washingo sI 80: to Phiiadelpba le 10 New York
S4 To be had above only q he railroad fare alone
from Wheeiingto baltimore 81 Sc TO Philadei hH
Washing ton 50 So
While the water islow the Ohio, light dnushi. but
swift steamers will keep up Il e onnec,ion between
CiBeinnaiiahd Wheeling. Pa-sri gers also cave
iver at Cincinnati, and r.acb Nherl y the way of
railroad Co Columbus aud Zanesville and stages thence
TO Wheeling For This route passengers huy through
tickets in Cincinnati, and leave there "a o'clock
A. N. daily.
0Freghts to all Eastern points. by this safe direct
and speedy line (Which is doan
business) win be taken amy route All
property carefully handled and livsred good ORDER
Inquire a above. WM. PARKER,
j.25-y Gen raj superintendent baltimore.
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WIZ DECL,REn!!

NTESSRS SILBERM..N, ANSPA' HER a. CO. have
vi decl red (noi war that they Just receiv-
ed the stock of spring Goods brought Ey-
ausvie. aud that they aud sell them cheap
is any other house m The West.
Their NEW STOCK consists in part OF Spring and
summer lothng Of ever, des. ription.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Ind everv other article the line Of Fancy Goods
They now manufacturing their Clothing in this city.
the best aud most Fashionable CUTT RS, and
warrant satisfaction trade Call and see u.s.
MIL
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RIrTROLrF & SONS.

B1TTROLEF a. SONS,
D.aLGRs wArdHsS, GOLD HAMS,
FAME JEwE Iy OF ,LL KINDS. SILVER WArt. tLoCks,
sPEcr. .CLS,. a. .. ~ IN srREsr BETWEEN
sEtoND- 4. A.
= WE hav. constantly oh hand large aud COM
TA plrte assortment uf the above named goods and
.A-.Awiii sell low house in the West,
therefore respectfully invite all who de~irous of ouy
ing Watches or Jeweiry, give call brfsre archHs-
of US Idec2E Iy.
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EVANSVILLE IA MONDAY. MARCH 90 1854
INSURANCE COMPANIES, at


AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY,
UTICA, n. Y.
CAPITAL, SI5OOO).
DIRECTORS.
wilson Roth, Roswell p. Smith,
\. +. Rockwell. T.. j. hichar.s son, ID
George ~. Williams, Edward Hale,
edward Edwards, Owen Richards,
iienjamn =. Graves, sam iel Bame,
israel G.. Atwood, Miner b. Bcknell,
pFF.CtRs:
Nelson Roth, President, A. r. Rockwell. Sct'y.
sdward Edwards, v. Pres NJ T. Rodmin, Tr. as'r.
James Il. Stevens, Aciuary e Rockwell, Aph'g. Agt
Insurance effected against loss or damage Dy and
alahd Navig ttion, at current rates.
REFER Es
John f.. Hnman, TX Mayor.
-F Hon. Horati0 seymour, Governor.
Reasi. TAYLOR u co . Maiden Lame, New York
Platt IL Brother 20 Ma,len Lane, New York.
Richardson & Hicks. ~ Maiden Lane New ork.
Jas =. Lynch. .Cashsr. uBtaro tiranch Bank.
Samuel Il. G irwin. District Atorne,.
Sackett Davis ~ Porter Maiden Lane s. Brdy.
Scw-ll simmons 6S Co. Maiden Lane.
William iiinman. ~ Fulton Street, Brooklyn.
Applications received and Policies ssHed at curreLt
rates by
jyi3t' JOHN J. CHANDLER. Agent
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Town LOTS Fox SALE.

AN now Offering for sale fifteen lots on Main street
L being part Of the oil Pgalic Square, and some OF
best lidi ., Is in Evansville for busue.. houses be-
ing mi iSIy ,etSeen the Railroad Depot thu Canal and
tue River. They will b. sold on REASONABLE terms For
particulars appi. To JAS ROQUET.
fcb15-U At the couri House.
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sANNIN0 ANDExC OFFICE.

COPELAND would respectfully announce To the
4. citizens of Evansv lie and its vi unity. that lac has
Opened Office ri street. Nam, III the room
formerly occupied a Post Office, where all transac.
lions appert inirg business of Banking ad of TX
will be carried with pronptness, fidelity and
dispatch.
-REFERS To-
Messrs ATWOOD, DUNLEVEY ~ CO., New York.
ADAMS ~ GRAHAM. New Orleans.
ELLIS & STURGES. inciunali. @.
BOWEN, Esq Prest. Central Bank, lndi
dian2polis IT,. jtaniH
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HATS AND CAPS.
NENTS' Silk. Fur and Wool Watts and Eur Caps foys
- Fur and Wool Hats and Black and Blue sioinaape,
for eals at HUGHES
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o1aNIT1 IH3U2ANcE COMP ANY.
CtiCs. Y. Capital. S3OO.OOO.

GEO. CURTIS. Pres't. c. GROVE. Vice Prcs't.
WM. H. DEDRlCK, Sec'y. TIN. O. GRANNIS. Treas.
J FRlNIiS BATES Grur Agt
THE unershgnGi continues To receive applications
aud issue Policies as favor tbe terms ATTY
sponsibe Office In the West For TIE high standing aud
responsibility of the above Company reference is mae
10 dessrs B..u:nt IL Vic.. an.l AIs & Howes, Evans
vile. my.lly HENRY T.. CIV .THMEY .Ag't.
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TEMAt, FALLS 4 CO.,
COMMISSION sE CHANTS o.>eRAL yoRwaRDERs,
BIZ CANAL, RIVER AND RAILR.pAD,
No. - Canal, bctwec Man and Sycamore sts., South
side. Cincinnati, OHIO.
Messrs. NisrR. ANDREWS IL WHITr,I -,...,
JgC jUTLsR " Co., |'"ei" W.
ALsis az ioxEs, Evansville
" r Particular attr stI0u Shipm nts h. Canal
10 WABASH VALLEY AND roiEDb ~ .-3G~
j. CCPPLES,
~.
Corner First and Sycamore sfs.
T CUPPi.fS has +p:aei his stb.e at tn. alb ave 10
Cation. opposite BeiHent az vee's. where HI is
prepared do all kinds Of ii sheet Iron aud Cop.e
wosk. Rooing, GuttrrIng De. DC. IN the manner
ani AT the lowest lri"es tie also keeps Oh hand
rieiy Of
co ,KTNs ST VS.,
and othe- kinds Of Stoves for sale low similar stoves
purchased IN the city. The public ar. respect
uliy invited To crli. lfeb1.-u
LDRD BROWN,
55 CEDA x It X Ekr. Me- YORK,
(ih Door beisn the Posf OEee)
Offer their iarg. and we'll 5 leete'. 81 EEK OF
SILK AN fANCY DRY q % g"
Whcp is co,np'ete in every departnen; at per cent
abnve in, dice cost FIR CASH
rher stock of goods will he largely increased. and
styles will be their wri in ami tn
favor them with call win b, readily e"nvn ed
that there IL great saving In buyen rO this ytem
rchlns fro al parts of the c.'anr, nvited t.
call aud prices th shose OF other house
in the nlar>ct. lr'biftf
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CHANGE OF PROPRlETORS.
DRUGS, MEhl INES, PAiNI>, Oils, Ct, &C,
T~H, EsALE md R,T.u
LEG-H VCR LING.

u . p q v = h U 1 ~ U
THE un'ie' signed have pIfch <e the stock
L irugs and Ne cInrs of J. NJ. -. Miller a. o. and
intend carr iny "n he rug business at thu well knOwn
stated of X ll.r a. Farnse, No IA Water street under
tn nru of Irirh tS Yelling
Charles i-ch Oft hrm hopes he is favorably known
to the public. having been eDgagci in Mr. Crawford
BELLS store the la-t five Years. Peter Verrg. Of the
frm having teen cicrkng in tn. present The
last three years. tiers himself with having the conf
a. nee of its Old cu.tomeis.
We intend Keeping hand large and fresh stock Of
'rugs and medicines aud hope 10y this means and by
strict attention business ana by low p:,ces to merit
liberal patronage both from old aud new customers.
CHARLES LtICH.
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Hp-
ing mi i~y etween the Railroad Depot. Canal and
tue River. They will b. sold on rea.onsle terms For
par iruIdrs appl, TO JAS ROQUET.
fiolo-u AT the new Cour House.
LEATHER AND FINDlN GS.
tNliLlAM VI BELL. is Just Opening ON Main street
w opposite th9 Bank large and well selected soch
~ leather ahd findings. consisting in part Of
1000 sites OF sole teathcr, Hemlcck and sPansh
tanned.
80 doz. morocco, No. l. 9 and T. Tam peo extra Mad
riss French and Cape boot and Ladies French
% doz kii--Prime City, heavy country, light me
dium
- I,z CschiaeaI Roam
ID Pink blue and green do
20 Linhigs-PnSs blue and green.
20 - Bin.iings-Lindsey s CAPE goat and sheep.
'' Patent Kid skins.
80 " Calf skins-lgAt. heavy, and medium worls
FAIR and Caron,
Oil thong leather,
10 I" Madrass Kid
20 bbls pegs.
80 prs lasts.
loot trees. rasp~ avis pncers wax nails, balls. tacss
stamps, thread, buffers, slicker Wheels Keys. hooh
md all other tools AMI materials by shoe maNe'
all of wach will be sold the most reasonaoe terms
jeI4
LE,THERS, &C.
JUST received by steamer Prairie City, direct iron'
I0i sides no. Sole Leather;
95 duzen fin. French Calf skins,
% do CoachaDeil hoans;
10 do Green do;
10 do Creane 90;
Is do Pink 40
81 parkar 5 shoe Thread;
dozen cf BUCK
I a., Give Nd;
90 d, fine Buff Sides;
6pacsages Gents and Ladies' fine French trim
med Cors Soes all any of whic will be sold ch-a
for cash. made up to order
jams HART T. FFtxRP
GUNNY BAGS.
on fsbe4 JOHN 8. MITCHELL & son.
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AGE u.
Z w. Sloan. IeI Broad st. NewY,


w. Sloan. tel Broad st. NewYork.
Scott a. Co Toledo.
J. =. Chenoweth & Co., Cincinnati,
This ofthe Oldest best established and most re-
liable lines of transp rtaoB in the county; and sole
Agents Tor this section. are authorised 10 give
through receipts for fregnts TO and the East.
very low rates. guaranteeing against any charge
on the route.
aug9 LEWIS & GRAY. Agents.
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TRANSPORTATION.

WE ESTERN STATES LII IKE.
DIV Railroadsand Canals. running in injection via
ID Steamers and Propellcrs the Lakes.
NO TRANSPARENT AT ALBANY OR TROY,
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DIR. T.. =. EHIRMANN.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Evansville. Ia.

Granville. Ba.
Office First street the New Catholic Church.
WHAT IS homeopathic EXPLANATION.
HOMEOPATHY, fr"m the Greek 'sHomooD' and
l ''Patho.." signifies the Medical system, which
does not attack the of the body to perform
cGre hut uses medicines in crdaEce with the maxim
similia semilibH> pnrautur-like cured its like
which directly operate the affected parts. and which
tend To produce wheG tax In large do es by persons
hraith, similar those at the disoase to be
prescribed for. We call this The school, reformed
or Homeopathic 5, stem. method or practice.
f-bI
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LEWIS & GRAY. Agents.
,EAT EASTERN q wEsT.ISO4

s-&S ERN EXPRESS, ,sngzx--. n
Lt-kl For the rapid aud safe convey IL U&S
$%r&6Aance of Money Jewelry, valu- s.s.sIyfana318
~ < able Packzs and ligns freight
generally. Arrangements having been made with the
Evansville aud Charlottesville Railroad Company. for
running the Express their Rod the business pub
lie of Evansville respectfully Informed that ues-
will he dispatched Mon ay morning. 2hinst
and daily thereafter Except Sundas in eharg Of pack
ages and freight. forwarded through Adams & Co., to
ViBccnnes, aud Way Stations ON the road.
n Iron Safe will BE carried to give greater security 10
valuables. and i all goods deviv@red Immediate
|. on arrival al either end without extra charge
The business connections aud arrangemrnis o. lams
Co.'S Eastern Express have been extended 10 hsa
Vile. and JOHN =. MITCHELL appointed agent mere
for Herch goods fro the Eastern ciii =,
will find great ia having them forwarded by
Ada-is e. Express the time OF which Is rarely over
five days.
II Packages Of all descriptions designed either 10
The East tipceunes route should he left at Mr..
Mchelrs Counting Room, IL notice be given he will
send for them. - ,..,-
NJ The Messenger Mr.. las. REYNOLDS. will be at
the half an before its time nf ring 10 take
charge or W h. t.ver he offered there.
Evansville. Feb Ie, "a (fe'20-iy) ADAMS & CO.
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GUNNY BAGS.
IN BALES just reed ani for sale by
SVI febs< JOHN 8. MITCHELL & son.
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PRoPKItToRs
A. r. Cabb & Co., Foot of Indiara ST. Bnfalo.
A. W. Palmer & Co., I2i, Broad ST. New York,
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ra,xrS0 go PUSLl5hsO IN
4. IL. .AS Dc 50,
.y,,qcs cJaS:a duS ,ND VAr-R STREETS
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From Wheeling 10 Baitmore. aud ronnecing with the
Washington Branch X. X. at the Junction, (ately
called the Relay fiouses) aine miles from Bah
timer. and with the Phiiadelyha. IL
mington and Baltimore X. Rte
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.Av SA<rNG25dIp.

e.. VI. GHIFFIrH.
WHDLESALE Ana HErAi. DEALERty IN
GlAr Iwar- ID us cry
As 49, r,cIvSi all ih con lets stock Of f.,
reign lni Io sstc Hiri sch ,uics tool. ana
Building IlIsr,i. dsrch ants, dschanics. anI ther
are invited to examine his stock at
,psp-tfd A. ~ THE SIC THE HIIJS,c
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7, H. NAGHEE & CO.. wholesale dealers in Foreign
and d., n site Dry Gools. First street. "etw-rn Na'r
~ Sx.a.,,,, a. - Lmh21-lyl
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ra7Ms OF AovS1rI5tNo:
BUSINESS CARDS.

VJdS C. DEVEREUX. ia, Wholesale and hetsi
Al. isaI-r in Wall Paper Fire Screens, "iD'ow bllhs
Wrapping aud kooaug Paper, LAMPS Pho'seht
GA. etc e.c Main street. between First ahd SECOND
49,. 80, - - 49, laugiu ly
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MAINE FOR FREEDOM.

The returns from Maine render il almost GER
tain that Arson +. MORRILL,, the Anti-Nebraska
Fusiouist Candidate for Governor, is chosen by
the people, result quite unlocked for, since
there we four candidates in the field Nebraska
and the Administration are emphaticsy no shere,
the entire delegation in Congress being probably
against them, and the Legislature being largely
Anti Douglass. This will DO until we get more
complete returns Maine and Iowa the eastern
snd western stars of the North, shine ont glori-
ousy for freedom.
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The Board Of Aldermen last night received 4
message from the Mayor vetOing the action Of the
Common Council in the matter of requiring the
Harlem Railroad Company TO discontinue running
locomotives below FOry-seeond-st The Com
uiittee on Salaries and Officers reported against
tie attempt of the COuncilmen to raise the salary
of the Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps from
81 SEQ to s., 500. The matter was laid on the
table after some debate. The semi annual report
of the Chief of Police was received and ordered
to be printed.
An ordinance to prohibit the keeping OF COWS
below Fiffyfo fourth ST. was moved last nigh. in
the Board of Aldermen, and referred to the CON-
mit.ee on Ordinances. Strange to say, there was
one AldermAn-Herriek-de in favor Of
preserving the swill milk factories
In the Council Chamber las. evening step Va,
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tsken torsrd the establishment of new ferry n
Wllismssrrgh. Considerable time IVES wasted
upcn 6.s-ussing point in resolution susPea'irI
Certain members 81 the Fire Department, which
point was eventually shown to he misapPrehen-
son OF the part Of the dsputants. In Conni'tse
Of the Whole the Board then took NJ the subject
of the. rev City Hall rs the special order, for
second reading. Several amendments were made
50 10 the materials, AID after sharp struggle
they concluded to give the Verde antique a
chance. if found sufficiently durible, to be usst
in the basement of the building. The report VAS
ordered to a third reading and the Board ID
i1urned
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THE NEW CANADIAN MINISTRY

QUEBEC, Saturday, Sept 3, 1884.
Sir Allan McNab, who was charged to form a new
Ministry, has made syertures to the larger patty Of
French Canadians, who insist on the secusrzstion
Of the Clergy Reserves being made the basis OF ne.
gotaons 1t is thought Sir Allan will yield the point
SECOND DISPATCH.
Report Gays that Sir Allan McNab consents to mako
the secularization of the Clergy Reserves Govern
neni measure, which gives him the support Of Upper
Canada. The Liberal party has made Mr.. John
Welsh its leader in the House Of Assembly. Ia any
event. Mr.. Hincks does not return to power at pres
ent. Postmaster-General Cameron rctires from pub
lie life.
QUEBEC, Monday, Sept. II. 1854.
The new Cabinet arrangements are nearly com
pleted. Sir Allan McNab consents to adopt the
entire programme Of the late Ministry to Leave ths
Lower Canada Section of the Ministry il stands,
and give the Upper Canada Liberals two seats in TIA
Cabinet,
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INDIANS ATTACKING FORT LARAMIE.

LOUISVILLE Monday, Sept IL, 1884,
Dates from Fort Laramie to the 10th of August ssT
that few emigrants had beon met on the plains BE-
tween the frontier and the Fort.
The drouth prevailed to an alarming extent.
The Indian tribes were peaceably disposed toward
The whites and no apprehensions were entertained Of
difficulty with them.
Some OF the tribes were rot on good terms With
each other and preparations were foot for hosti
lies between the Siouxs Pawnees and Camanche',
and serious trouble was anticipated.
News has reached here that y. X. Aubrey, skin
ner OF the Plains, was killed in row by Ma. Weight
man, at Santa Fe. Aubrey had just made the trip
from San Francico to Santa Fe in % days. No par
tculars were given.
Information Of an authentic nature had been re-
eeiyed at st. Louis that about the middle Of Angus.
SIOUX Indian killed an OK belonging to en- emigrsni
near Fort Laramie. The chief Of the tribe thereu
pom sent messenger to Lieut. Fleming the con-
mander OF the fort, requesting him to sead force
ana De would deliver up the offender Lieut.. Graf
ton' with twenty men, detached for this service
How or at what place Is not stated, but the whole Of
Ora,'ons command was killed without single ex'
eeption. II appeared to be preconcer.sd plan on
tho part Of the Indians 10 waylay and murder Ii,
party. The massacre was committed on the 18th Of
August.
IL was also stated when the express left LARAMIE,
hat me fort wss surrounded by Indians, and there
was reason to fear II would be destroyed The gsri'
con numbered one commissioned officer and City ms1.
IL was further stated also, that aer tho battle, tho