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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-09
1855 PRIZES TO BE DISTRIBUTED

-, Nose"De, ios1, fo0f' O11ss' . ;, :.
In this scheme FORMED BY the ternary combination of Is
numbers making tickets and the Of rs ballots
there will be sf6 prizes each having OF the
it, 49, each having them 81 SEQ each svinx
only OF them and lso 81 30 with neither Of the draw
numbers them. being hanks.
the fate ofthee prizes and IS
u.s. rca i've. will be seversy Placed in wheel
the day the and IS Of them
and tina k-t having for Us coba he h "a and Sd
drawn numbers will be entitled to the capital prize
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STORAGE WANTED.
STATE LOTTERIES
FOR NOVEMBER. 1884.

Pigment Of Pri.es GHarauteed to the hsHer ~ the
State Of arytand
WE must congtsulas correspondents their
in dra wing primes and although esnot promise
every capia pr they will only they
which list below sho
W know that IL would he % neStisn
many correspondent Pubsh list prizes drawn aud
who but violate Of srct
aho would be and enhance the sale
tickets. n were PERMITTED. Could wno has
least $4,000 in prizes Of $500 ~ co. etc. the
which s2 o aud Others Who have dra
both larger end smaller We give below TIA
Lotteries November and earnestly that
every person will send rder for tickets IN them.
@. MARIN A co , Baltimore, M6.
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T-stif, onial. from the Merchants Of FuIto.. M
The most ertra6rdnary dse0rery in the World 10 the
Great a akiaH Remedy for Man aud Beasf.
n. e.. FAkkELL's
CELEBRATED ARABIAN LINIMENT

Great a akiaH Remedy for Man aud Beasf.
n. G. FAkkELLs
NHE beautiful and srtie region skrting the des.r Of
Arabia. atounds with rare plants and oaorovs sood:
shence those aromatic aud
tins Liument composed ann ~ whose tmuatns uneta
and penetrating Properties L. is. when applied dnused
through thu ~hele nervous -ilayi.s intense
lev minutes Try IT, when you VIII hs convinced
that possesses In high degree its perfect
anodyne qualities It's action Is aud eff etivs IL
storing limits paralysed and here the nsh has
wasted away. leaving nothing but ska and sxcts
healthy action causing new nesh to grow ut AID MI up the
why
Of the joint In affections the spine liver lungs sndkd
this remedy s,hds before other
For cake enlargement Of the IL Is appetite
lief. II has egu-l in the world RhsupHt n--sso.
ramps swelling tness week joints SPINE and ehe.
aad r~Ttes salt rheum ars eorns 1panse indeed
nearly all diseases heh ruir- esernsl P cation and
fany others ally behcfedhy it, med exttrray
E. Liver Complaint, rervoas dseAss. &c. p9r horse. OF
case OF Sreeny in exstence also pint Ringocne.
Hi. head Fisula. Farcy Poll Evil "indgsis strains.
Bruises. etc. rEaH 90.
LOOK OFT FOR CouNTERFErTs,
The pute eauisned again a.other count which
Iinm.nt she most because
his having tn name FAr H. win buy IL in good faith.
only her when the spurious mixture
has wreush eyis fleets : -. "A
sole inv. ntor proprietor and wholesale druggist No u
Main street. Peoria. Illinois tn whom all applications for
Ter; Arri' G. before the Farre. sha.Ha FARRELL
and his ssnatnfe on the ~raPPE al ss,rs are
Wholesale and retail Agents Evansville Ind.
and regularly Authorized throughout the United
ser Price IS and 20 cents. and 81 per hottie.
AGENTS WANTED in every town village and hamlet In
Addrass H. G. Farrell as above accompanied with rood
terence as to character responsibility. &C. nova4-v
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APOLLO HALL RESTAURANT.
vsRsT srREwr. yEr. SYCAMORE AND VINE.
KILLER &. MATTHIAS
- rs Beg to announce having opened
IN Il 1.-THE above Restaufat. winch will ~ "a
Nm ~ Mwsys be kept supplfed With IRE eEX4SfM
Nlk.</ affords. and eSefy
kint OF Game in season; fresh
baltimore Oysters in every STYLE. Meals all houfs The
BA furnished with the kind Liquors Cigars
spacious Hail. well GIFTED with gas. ard fitted al it'll
adapted Concerts Balls Lectures. Puzzle Meetings
or Theatrical PERFORMANCES. IL attached. Rovt3-tt
u. y: Et:GLESTON q co.,
DROPRIETORS OF the Crescent City Foundry In Evsns
vie bd all kiods Of Machinery in stIs quality and
price. equal 20 any made in a city OF the West
We make Fire Steam Engines all Saw aud Grst xili
Irons Cast Iron Water heels Car Wheels Cast Iron House
Frons Fence Railing OF PATTERNS Brass OF all
kinds wrausht and Csst iron Bridge wokndeea every
thing In eur Tide Of business Prompt attention sveh 70
pairs.
We pay the highest rre Scrip Iron Brass snd Copper.
Foandfy the Cana-corner of Canal and
sep3-tt
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vAlCABfE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
VIE untergn.d ohe for sale 9D Of Land adjoining
the town OF Pstoka CoIumss miles north ~ Prince
eon Gibson County Llama AID 30 rods from the Railroad
90 acres Of said Land cleared aud well properioned IN
nesdow Pasture and Plcueblznd well wstered and
not SURPASSED by in the county
ALSoTs House and Lots in the town OF Patoka kn own
~ the Pa Okla House. The Lots lie together and embrace
about Of Ground we'll set IN various knds OF
fruit runniog through them
Said Property ARRANGED for summer rssr a. rom Ev-
ansve vncennc being ahout eqnai disan on the
Rarcsd places Any person WISHING to purchase
subs ribey iivips"n the premises
before he expects 10 leave home
oetzs.awd WILLIAM JEk ,ULD.
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1s!!M0 Ap yHANsPSMTAT.QN NOTit

THO ALBANY. BOSTON. NEW YORK. and all interne-
diase stations and places inIed,sey on the compile
ton OF tie Evansville Charlottesville Railroad to Ierre
Haute which will be within heut three weeks hi-
viii be ready to receipt THROUGH for the delivery OF all
kinds Of Merchandise Predce Properly from this city
and points between this and fe Hsue to all the above
cities Intermediates points and stations via che isda Ohio
Railroads.
s Rates made knewa srflisztioR At ny once. tader
the Telegraph 0fiee Water street
novis If JOHN s. MITCHELL. AGENT
WABASH q EasIE ANAL TR ANsPORTRTION
RI .EsIMIk TO NEW YORK. BOsTON <<R4A
PHIL DELPHfA and B&LrIs
The undersigntd Agent will receipt deve
~ THROUGH Of all kds IL Produce aud from
Thu. city, Nv the Troy and Western Line of Csns 8sat
on favorable terms.
aorIs-n SOHN s. MITCHELL. Aysnt
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JOHN =. MITCHELL n son..
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,

Ofes and WareAesss on Water street; bttpeeN Main
sHd Locust; also corner of Walnut 81. and the
Canal, and at the Big Wharf Boat at
foot Of Main street.
VTIILL advance cash all kinds Ct Produce cot
wv signed to them, for sale here ship to their Cot
espondents at New orleans and the Eastern Cities.
orders for purchasing Produce or Merchandise, flied
at the shortest notice and lowest marke t Psces
They will give prompt attention to the Forwarding Of
all and Produce enrustedtO their care; and
with their experience and ample facilities for Storage,
do not hesitate to guarant. sc satisfaction
povI4-tt JOHN =. MITCHELL SON.
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WHOLEsxLH DRY GOODS

KXTE nov nave hand of the plets de-
srabe stocks of Dry Goods hs found the Western
market which all eah promp. time
unusually rates Our sreeks bougt directly
and and in quality and
eev competition Of she markets In the West
We thankful old favors
feel assured that make interest
others buying give purchasing
else where. eetIs JOHNSON & ERENCH.
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NEW. FAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS AMI
CLOTHING ~ EXCHANGE FOR STATE


would
u this city aud vicinity n very
large and Well secs 0ck Of Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods
consisting in part Of
Ffench Enish Merinos. faids DLaines half and all
wool black plain and watefed Silks bleaehd plata striped
char geeble aud solid cold silks Dress silks all colos
louness Gross Maple and ss.ins Fannes ogsfa Cloak
iDgs Liussys Bay states Thybet PLAIN Fancy Silk
Shawls: all kinds Of Blankets Hosierss Gloves Embroide
res Coaks Il all styles and and multitude Of
other articles too tedious mentfou.
As motto is small prof snd quick sales would ad-
wise thos wishing thrir fall and winter supplies ia
vor with call before pure hasing elsewhere
Esseeiay would draw the of dealenr and
chant tsofs very heavy and choice stock Of Cane
III in and fancy Cashier all eolors Broadciohs Over
coating whtneys Beaver Keseys Peterhap. wool silk
and Liniugs. all kinds Of railors' Trimmings
To those dealngin Ready Made CT shng request visit
me In order examine the very hsany stock which
ssnty keeP hand AMI itend selling Cincinnati prices
and terms.
As these Clothing in this city under my
supervision. able better 1T and
substantial sewing had
Come all and convince yourselves of the fact.
A. ANSPACHER.
novs Main street. door below Branch Bank.
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HOtsE FURNIsHING GOODS.

-, ,HOUsE rthNIrHINts GOODs.
~ nation large stock of House furnishing Goods
sistns of Three Ply. Ingram low priced Stair
and Hall Carpets of qualities Flor Oil
Cloths tro~ to feet wide Satin de Lane Worsted ar
Copn Dxmtsks Funtures and Bro Hoards TOR Cur tains
Muslin aud Lace Corniees Curtain Pins aud
Rods Mar,res Quilts Linn Damasks. Table Linen and
Towens Piano and Table Coths aud Bed Blankets Of all
flies aud qualities.
We also Mattresses OF etery descrip
ii which will good he fund Also.
Bed Comforts Of all Sizes All which will sell aslow
the quality be found this side OF the Allegheny
Noun Alma Fnster Biock. u. Main. ect2n
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NOTICR.

Nv oTICE hereby given taken cut letters tss
~ the John ~ Stockwc deed. and
qualified All persons having claims sAns
said duly
settlement and said estate sof to call Add
settle vi me tsAnteY, 1t my store Water street.
nov7-lm R0BEBT BARNES Executor.
buttons. 100 gro Lasting Overcoat Buttoss;
Id 40 gro Youths Metal do;
DO gro Twist Coat do;
gro Smok Pearl do:
Received this day And fsf Szle by JAS. Low CO..
octi0 AS Main Louisville Ky.
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roor orr FOR corNTERFEITs

uSELEfyEO per Flsthcat-
III u 10 biz Cider Vinegar; bills Pearl Barley;
1ts Insraua's Saierztus; 10 bxs Wheat Stsrch
rs bxs SsierAtus in ID pers Bost0n Matches;
Is bales Cotton Batting; a. Cassia.
30 bundles Cotton Irvine; luO its small Hemp TvHe;
coils grass Halter Rope; coils Hemp Halter Reoe;
d Hemp Beocords; do Cotton Bedeords;
% dox No do; hxs host rand lump To-
50 lbs Nucmegs; baceo; "
% dor Black Ink rs doz Ohio Mustard;
q Kentucky Mustard - do y. Y. do;
% bxs Ground Pepper; 70 hxs Ground Cinnamon;
40 hxs Palm Soap in ~ to y Is doz Wsshtoar b:
III bsrs; Is nests Market Baskets; ~
2dez eovesed Baskets; IS doz extra imp. Brooms;
10 do Whisks: 10 DO Wire do;
2 do Clothes Baskets do Hard do,
Fer sale at lowest market price by *
novte T.. 4 ID. HEIMANN-
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NOTIONS, Toys AND FANCY GOODS:

II Q. PISHEE ia NUW HEN E1GHT "a Rs IN
Evansville stanuy addins little
this
with present arrangement with Eastern merchants and
will sell cash. The market prices Customers and
friends ny invited
variety. Store under odd Fellows Hall. First
e2-iyd&w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-09

DLACK AND FANCY DRESS SILKS We have on hand
~ superb stock Of these desirable goods which will
fer the trade heavy discount lest prices Gail
aud 30. them. sctlS JUHS5JN FRENCH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-09

wer commend the purchase of ctsge. to eorrespond-e
they double the quantity Of ck TO- the
money contains AL the nuneer placed
the wheel and therefore, have all that drawn
have only three numbers ticket
. handsome prize
Any de- ired viii he eheerfuy communicated
In ordering tickets the Lottery the date
enc the money direct send Poet Stamps
silver Tickets IN all the Lotteries by
others Notes any solvent bsak received in payment
careful to address ! .....
Oct2 G. NAIRN x CO.. baltimore Nd.
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SAVINGS BANK.
FIRST STREET. BELOW MAIN.
NH1S Bank per interest depos.es payable
demands buys and sells ELchang.. Coin Tnerrreut
Money &c. de grants Loans makes COLLECTION rems
promrtiy current fses Of Exchange reunited
all paris Of Europe. octil-tf q. COPELAND, Cashier
WABASH AND ERIE CANAL.
K ERsHANTS shipping or receiving Merch. se Pro-
Vu by Canal wi md ~arehouse mo-
nsnt for that hrs Our charges will he and
the business viii be PR0MPrLf and ded
TO oct2s-ind HILL & HOLIDAY.
UDOCLTRY.-sdo dor Chickens,
ii dor Ducks:
= 70 Turkey Q, Just received st
ecti7 COOKS Family Greeery.
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NREENvILLE rOBACCO.-lo boxes best qus'ity Jas
Setso S. i. GILBERT = CO.. sys. Water
GlLK vEI.vET.-l case A Silk velvss red per BIZ
- press an for sale by JAS. Low 4 Co.
ocu AIS Main ssress, Lcusville KY
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M o. SyGAR.-T5 bids fair 30 choice. Scr ss1e ~
~ sepis ). Il. GILBERT Co. Sys. near wsteY
y An slLh H0sE.-so dos reed .hi. day snd for sai
III by oetD JAS. Low CO.
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All other tickets (beins s0) with three Of the drs~n
nuniiets them each 2n
Thos. tickets with the a nos.
g 20 e &c - Sd aud 4th - - 80 50
5th and 9th 80 ." % 40
18th aud sth 80 90 '' ..G.. 80
All other tickets (being $500 with Of tie drawn n6s.
Those tickets being 500 With only Of the drawn
numbers on them. each -
Tickets siO Bafses =; Quarters s2K; Eigh,hs sIIf
We will issue Certificate Of
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-09

WESTERN FEED aGRrcr LrURsL WARE HOUSE.
WIS ER. WgNGATE q co.
NTANUFACTrRE KRIS -ud Dealers in all kinds ~ Farm
lN aud Garden Implements Moving R-spine and Thfeh-
ing Machines Field and Garden Sees Trees e.. SIG Main
Street opposite Bank OF Louisville. Louisville. Ky.
sep25-iyw
4 LOT Of Turnbull's Cutting Boxes Corn Shelters AID
n Sausage Cutters Tor sale by 4. GRAM a. 60.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-09

CITy MILLS FLOUR for sale a. the Min asss 500
4 Is CASH.
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5OOs y doz q ct of for cash. "a
Coos y doz do do do ...:....:... ei
ZOOS q. doz do DO do "a
II ? The lower prices above generally where ices
arementioned, are foru Packages and the higher foI
smallwholesale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

brutality that came cunning; would eDrte The oa n,l,
desrot or tho ~ male privileged 10 judge yos -
Won rrr'o aspirant for freedom Who y4vs yi1 riy'
n1reserLe arbitrary foua1lls on yozT 5olaa 49,
itious Of chpscity
. put What use would s1ch rights bc 70 w.asa p W..
vso are tlev "a men, What uso "a freedom II all n
vbo art ih0u hat ealing hyseif freeman or elan,,
fes4on darest 10 doubt M worth and Of sreel)s
no WHO asks If whst worth justice pr,faass j1ss =
his beat .n
mach M w.ot,heder their condition Surely ;hsrs a
eet orc woman who desires q possess ne oyeregy a
bersch 70 he frce to b yiriaou,' WAY sAoaI. lax
woman he held In slavery because al other women ss o
Ghss5 r. know what freedom IT, 70 desire is eKeeleac
We must teach ,hcm to desire lreedom-ae hrs sept,
wer6 .s attainment And how long 4 il since men too
all ave some few lone standing martyrs, Gods beieas
were satisfied with their slavery What argqnea Gs
Of the slaves con.cnti o. that content is tha n,G Sc.
derng because be woman slave has not ye. evasl
to link because she Is too fallen 70 feel her "oaq BE-
cause she wants Just self respect We are goySi y Ia
paety II lie insane There is sadness says ~ Caaa
mig. speaking Of tho cOn.onted negro slaye-'ia III
cae,y OF him whose ghtro's Of heart would % iani
TO bitterness and rdig r4tion were one ray OF hgA
sNaken IN him the sIirit Of man. Is wonfa asaa
ity Il S q. llrahle Pr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

We rejoice to hear that JoHN J. CRrrrENDES u
Kentucky s about TO take the field against the eyre
cious violation Of public faith contemplated and urged
on BY the authors aud sbeors Of the proposed Repeal
of the Missouri Compromise. 1t Is no more than was
to bo exreeted from that gallant aud hsh'sOuledsates
nan. Such a demonstration from him viii be warnly
welcomed and widely influential, though ii mus. By
ccntrsst only render poignant and anensable tie
slercc and connivance with the consPirators Of his
former col eagues JOIN BELL aud JOIN VI. CLAYTON,
Br il is something to believe that the North viii aos
have to mourn the fall OF all those Southern leaders IA
whose fidelity to principle it has hitherto placed isi
confidence We shall await Mr. Cri'tenleh prom.
sed manifesto with Great hope and interest
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THE VOLUNTEER ExzcUrIo.ER.

Some !ears ago several localities OF the South we're
terribly 'gtsied On tie subject Of AbOlitonism It was
at the tine that Nh Van Buren, ancto1sd tie opening
private letters ard packages BY tmasers ia their
search Tor "i1cCndiary doeuuerts In place VIC
care not 10 Isme tie opposition 10 tie anti slavery seu
iimtut ran 20 high that Committee Of Safe-y Ras sp
pointed ard before This dread and r!C sPo1sslo tr5u
rsl were aIrasned al WHO could ia any way be suspect
cd or etteItsuir antislavery sertments. Our soul
lekers az The OF brutality that were witnessed
GeIe: tut TIE reign Of terror was ortle zine triumph
srt aid 10 ere kew when he might be 2 victim In
tie midst Of tts excitement II vas Discovered b. few
rdfectrs uer Tat each member Of he community was
''-' -.n.s.. ie'- ii ,. hlovF tiita j-r,rs l.r
f'e feFCas. CO.. d 'he frequently t-.c-j l4 .6e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

We have already alluded to the attempt Of the
Satanic Press to undeIstate the numbers Of tie me.
chaucs aud nisreprese1 tao sentiments ofthe meeting
st lie Tabernacle or Saturday Tie fllowng fron n,
E1press which cannot be suspected of desire 10 eI
a. eerate, shows what il re ,liy was:
The T,ByRSicLF AyTI NEpRAsKA NEETN6.-We 10
TO; ap rove of great many things said at this meeting
especially by the reverend genem'n who has the alv.
aee Of all his associate editors in not only writing al hs
week bu, in preaching on Snrday.-wha we of the ay
are NJ. allowed to do-bLt duty sad canior compel to
saw as misrepresentation sent abroad-hat il was
great meeting telling meeting and meeting which in
ourjudgment now but expresses the almost general feel
rr OF lie city Ii il very true-as Il sai1he Abolition
ts 90 to such meetings, ard them 10 spread their o.
pCcial tonots-but abolition meeting, NJ ami
Slavery meong-in the general meaning OF that word
hut meeting held to maintain what people here believe
u--the faith Of treaties Of compacts of compromises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

M sUMNEns speech. delivered in the Sena'e yes
tcr3sv contains be most comprehensive complete end
convincing review Of tie early policy of the Republic
toward Slavery that has ever been pre,ented 10 Con
,e,s within our recollection. Tie ruth that for near
" half century Of the nations existence the Govern
nent steadily made the extension OF Freedom and tha
imitation Of Bondage the object ami the rule Of It's
ton is Demonstrated in this speech by Of his
torical evidence which preclude contradiction The
fathers Of OUT independence are shown to have 5eel
unspmou. in tler hostility to The pernc.oas ias,itl.
ton: and while marking the gradual departure from
hat p1iuiYe course, Mr.. Sumner clearly shows that
the Mirrouri Compromise was not only the iu7entioa
Of Southern statesmen but that when the ard1Ous
struggle Of that time had resulted ia is adoption 'hey
regarded it as great advantage gained for the South
and as a compact irrevocable in its nature The argu
inert Of this speech ever where marked BY eminent
logical power and passages Of il particularly that c)l
tra.tirg the universal abolition and restriction Of
slavery and serfdom in other countries with its at
tempted aggTandizement and peIpeuaton in democrat.
ic America and that describing the n)rtlern man with
southern principles, are touched with sincere ali al
uIable eoquonce. 1t VIII be widely real, AMI VIII
aGd its full quota to that determined feeling Of resist
aDce to tie Nebraska fraud, which is now gathering
and sveliag in lie bofoms Of the northera People.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

Ia rhe Senate, yesterday, Mr. BAYARD Of D.L pre-
scented several petitions in favor Of eslblia hing all
territorial governments % the principle OF non n5sF-
yen.ion BY Congress. M GWlS introduced bli az
thorizng the construction. By Ehe United states Gov
ersueut Of six additional steam lrigstes Tor the navy
The cor liberation OF tie Nebraska bill vas then re-
,uued. Mr.. SUMNER Of Mlss having tbe hoor made
an able and eloquent speech in opposition 20 tie bill
The Senate ther adjourned over until tomorrow To-
day being lie Anniversary Of Washug.oas Birthday.
IN tie House Of Representatives.. after the tr-n'ae
ton Of some lniuportant business, the Hones'eAd
Ill was taken up in Committee Of the Whole. Af
.BENT of Ca spoke in OpPos ton 70 the oil and Mr.
CrRRT SMITH Of \. Y. strongly favored II consider
irg it second in Importance 70 DO other bid Ar. ).
AILfN Of III spoke in opposition to the Missouri
Comproni,e. Tie bill extending the provisions Of
lie fe7eral bounty and laws vas referred 10 The Con
nittee o. tho whole On the Safe Of the Union The
House then adjourned over until Tburfdy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

SECONDHAND PIANOS, NEARLY EQUAL TO NEW, AT
GRFAT EAgcANs One Of r. Gilbert ~ trout TOa1i c9rl~rs
sloosvcs srcy les and carved uod 20, Of gs1rz
Hews 7ocs,e, round corueed sos olo Of Bsoies o1t '1
eornus Gl.ocavfa Ley .cs, SD, DO Of
ocsves sarare cornerl Baod rusk, CiJc'avca
ffoIt round corners St0darj Wcrcte & DGph-u
xIi0. ene AZ ono a. upright So; DO Sj
slie et FoRkcE WATERss No o33 Broadway.
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STAINING MACIIINLs.-I. D

SEWISG MACHINEs.--L II SINGER & Go. PARTICLE
I., invite rtitniu tioir opgro.i Sewing Mscas
general which admirable irro ntn have recent
teen eoded Also. their Mscueg to es. nd most
feet invention OF tho line, whi5h sfws eefn o. eq1aod
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

PISTOL SHOOTISs ExrR,oRDiNNsy.-A most remark
be feat pistol shooting occurred Friday night at
CulUms Lake HoGse, end Of the Shell ROid, ia ghilh
Capf John Travis "snuiicd caLdN twelve Gn-s sac-
cessively at twelve psces bet q ,o made .ha,
be could not do il bni some Of the captains friends
bscked him that he could, and s-r, '-a Pc -a.
"them out" CAPT TaSis a-l no 11r. o' She at ID. v3
understand. Tie SgrC rcI WIS., - any SD. 4'ec
4 stem Of the candle sl1vd o. coCr.ol IS I'D shot,
Tie shooter made thi'cn shots 9ao t11 hing iao sen
The twelve that snuGd The candle could have bsen
tred on the iron plate b. hird the candle with hi cent
pieCsl We call this extraordinary Sd S.iog.
lSsw-Od0's Plosyuus, leh.
MrsssNPri RrPuDnrIov-Ihe Mississippi House %.
representative by vote OF 70 to T. laid the table
motion directing committee to report some plan by which
De State Bonds Of 100000 issued msny years since in
;vor If the Union Bank Of Mississippi m,y be paid.
cSu'e in said resolution declaring the bonds va aa1
trdin0 on the State was voted upon separately an n
sliY(d. yeas Is, nays 60.