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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-30

The OFFICIAL VorE.-We acknowl-
edge our indebtedness to DIR. Trevitt,
Secretary Of State, who has kindly fur
nished US with the official vote polled at
the late election in Ohio. 1t win be
seen that the vote fOr Supreme Judge is
as follows:
For Joseph R. Swan, 1856, ,493
Sheppard F. Norris, 109, ,075
Swans mai. ,42S
For Board of Public Works Jacob BIick-
ensderfer received I83, ,472
Alexander P. Miller lo9,785
Blickensderfer's maj. -73, ,6e7
The whole number of votes cast for
Supreme Judge was 295, ,583. Whole
number of votes cast for Board of Pub
lie Works, 293, ,257.
At the Presidential election in 1859
F. Pierce received I69, geo
Gen. Scott l.9, ,526
John P. Hale f" 3,682
Total number votes cast
in 1859 SIS, ,4sS
At the election for Governor in 1855
VIM. Medill reed 1916
John NJ. Barrere /" $3.50
Samuel Lewis 50,346
Total number votes cast
in 1852 -283, ,829
State Journal.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-30
Stoves! Stoyes!!

UST received at the Gallipolis Stove
y Depot, large and beautiful stock
OF STOVES of the most approved pat
terms in use, and made of the very best
qualify of hot blast metal, very heavy
and warranted. In this selection may
be found the following kinds
Meteor, the best stove in use;
Star of the West, for wood or coal;
Etna Air Tight, do. do;
Economy, air tight, do. do;
Excelsior, do, new, for wood;
Tennesseean, for wood; ....-
Crescent, do;
Eagle Prem, do;
Better do, do; e-
Ohio do;
Cottage Parlour;
Diadem Parlour, new pattern;
Dwarf franklin;
Radiator Heating Stove;
Egg and Urn Stoves in great variety,
together with enameled, plain and COM
mon Crates, Hollow Ware, Sad Irons,
Shovels and Tongs, fancy Castings,
Knives and Forks, Spoons, Castors,
brass Candlesticks, Lard Lamps, enam-
eled Kettles, Japanned Ware, Brass
Kettles from one to go gallons, Iron
Railing and Lightning Rods, all of which
will be sold at small advance on first
cost for cash or to prompt customers on
short time. F. MATHERS.
July 81, 1854.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-30
<ToTHE BOOT & SHOE TRADE.
r.. BELL & CO.,
Wholesale manufacturers and dealers IN
BOOTS. SHOES. HATS. CAPS,
LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS, DC,
No. 5, Enterprise Block, Front street,
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO,

NO. D, EHteTPTsSe 0tock, FrOut ssreet,
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO,
HAVE the pleasure of announcing to
Ill the trade in general, that they are
now filing their large shoe warehouse,
with a more abundant stock than ever,
direct from the hands of the best man.
ufacturers East, and their own work
shops at home; consisting of great
variety of the best class of goods suited
to the wants of this country for the Fall
Trade. All dealers at WHOLESALE
are earnestly invited to call before pur-
chasing, and examine for themselves
their extensive stock now on hand, and
still coming in, as they feel assured of
their ability to please in quality and
price.
Their largely increased trade affords
one evidence of the favor with which
their manner of doing business has been
received, and while they testify to the
iberality of their patrons and friends,
they re-iterate the assurance that they
will spare no pains to render entire sat
isfaction. Their stock is large, manu-
factured mostly in their own shops, and
by contract to their order. Their facili-
ties for doing a large business are abun-
dainty ample. They sell only at whole
sale, have but ONE PRICE, and will war
rant all their goods as they represent
them. An examination of their goods
and prices, is respectfully solicited.
Sept. 2I, I854.-3m.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-30

~There are twenty-eight millions
of specie laying idle and proftless in
the Treasury of the Unitsd States at the
present day.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-30

~A Virginian has beaten the Yam
KEGS OF their own weapons. John ].
Rollow, of Fredericksburg. Va, has in
vented machine which will husk and
shell corn at one operation. The ear
husk is thrown in its mouth, and in the
twinkling of an eye the corn falls at
one point, the clean cob coming ont at
the other end. Its capacity is four hun
dred barrels per day.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-30

A BIG BUsIsEss.-The Post Master
General has removed James Hill, who,
through several Administrations has
been acting as Post Master at Millville,
Butler county, Ohio. He is an old
Democrat, and a very respectable citi-
zen. At the late election, however, he
saw fit to vote against the Nebraska
State ticket, and the party leaders de-
termined to punish him for his temerity.
A petition was at once sent on TO Wash
ington, charging that Hill was Know
Nothing. and asking for his removal,
and the appointment of cred mouthed,
brawling, insolent Irishman" by the
name of Robert Ferguson. The Post
Master General was addressed by Mr..
Campbell, and requested to make no
change till farther consultation, as every
body doing business at the Office was op-
posed to Hills removal. But Camp
bell, with his jesuit instincts. at once re-
moved Hill, and appointed Ferguson
The income of the Office is $40 per year.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-30

CNUFFl sNUFFil-A good article
y of Macoboy, Rappee and Scotch
Snuff, Just received and for sale at
SANNS' Drug Store.
June 90 IA
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-30

O T. & R. LANGLEY are now we'll
D, supplied with new and fashionable
GOODS. Give them call.
Sept. es, 1854.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-30

wThe old fogy who poked his head
out from behind the time hadit Knocked
soundly by a passing event.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-30

WINDOW Glass, large assortment, all si-
" zes, justreceived by =
July s, 1854. d. s. FORD.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-30
LATER.

re- The Noniteur publishes the fol-
lowing: The Minister of War has re-
ceixed from Gen. Canrobert, Comman-
der-in-Chief of the army in the East,
the following report dated Headquar-
tiers, before Sevastopol Oct. ssth, 1854.
Monsieur La Mareschal:-Yesterday
at sunrise we opened fire in concert
with the English army, and matters
were going on well when the explosion
of powder magazine belonging to a
battery, which unhappily was large
one, created some disturbance to o9r
attack. This explosion had the more
effect, as our batteries were accumulat-
ing around the spot. When it took
place the enemy took advantage of it to
increase their fire, and after consulting
the general commanding the artillery,
deemed il advisable to suspend our
fire to repair our damages, and to CON-
plete our right by new batteries near
the English lines. This delay is GER
tainly to be regretted, but it cannot be
helped and / am taking every means
20 render it short as possible. This
city has withstood the fire much better
than was expected. The Enoente in
its enormous development in a STRAIGHT
line conveying all that it can receive in
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-30

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-We regret to
learn that on Tuesday night last, the
new and valuable frame dwelling house
of Mr.. L. E. Vintroux, about thirty
miles below Charleston, on the Kama
wha, was entirely destroyed by fire,
with all its contents. The furniture de-
stroyed was all new. All the books and
papers of Mr.. V. were also destroyed,
Witches a serious loss. Mr.. V. and
family were absent.-Rdn. Republican.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-30

RAILROADS IN PRoGREss.-There are
now in progress and likely to be com
pleted, in the United States, over g.
900 miles of railroad. This estimate is
exclusive, entirely, of roads only ''pro-
posed" and embraces only those ac-
tually under way, and, in most cases,
under contract throughout. The entire
cost of these long lines of road, will be
not far from 1856, 900, 900, of which
amount the sum of SlOO,OOO,O0O, at
least, is already provided for. There
are some sixty roads included in this
estimate, of which the longest is the
Illinois Central, 7O4 miles, and the
shortest is the Lebanon Valley, from
Reading to Harrisburgh, Pennsylvania,
which is 534 miles in length. The
highest grade is on the South Western
Tennessee, and is of go feet to the mile,
and the greatest amount of tunneling is
on the Alexandra, Loudoun and Hamp-
shire road in Virginia, which amounts
to 10, ,536 feet, or over three and half
miles.-Byfalo Democracy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-22
ToHN sVLPs FLUID EXTRACT or sAR-

UHN 5NLh'S FLUID ExTRACT OF SAX
a1d
taris and up quart bos and
a 4 pure
n @ s5 ~
III sAs Sssa 81 sh
principles funiorm The saapalA
Basaarars eoasans the virtues
ogeer forming the best producing The
The Coumbua Ohio, BuBau.
sretof where haa o the
@si only With ne n
equal Ts sucaa
Bear aud
Apasiilais the WoNDgF on THE WORLD
What DE- Owen, buEg ana Aaothscary
R sssl @ rss
used the HE sAr
shsnssa viii hsles which
Recommending yourBaapallA to this
Very especially, III. OWEN, MD.
who gh,s
ne following may be done or thsm
H. 9ons hSaBsar IT, the
with was %
iaess relief until waunduced your
,sd
uaioa''ra uH'sas sssPi b. NJ
ss n e
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R.s.s III
EswIsrosi. Ss., D. sias'saf 1, ISL.
p5 ol# NOTICE TO FEmaLEs.
Of the GREATEST Female
In O H. % ss
deficient when NE ase s pale
he nsaS bsoIsa happ
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K Ts s ss @ All
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The akin clear sgSn hS correct and osy
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-22


3 De SoTo No. 7, meets OF Baton Rouge, Thurs
day evening
ST., MARY's No. 20, meets at Franklin, Saturday
evening,
METH No, Fl, meets at Shreveport, Wednesday
evening,
r. LANDRY No. 25, meets at opelousas, satur-
day evening. sas "a
eLISroN No. "a, meets at Clinton. Wednesday
& evening.
CARRoIa. No. 80, meets at AXE Providence,
Monday evening.
TaMuY No, 50, meets at Trinity, Saturday
evening.
EPcEEsIoR No. 81, meets at Thibodaux, Satur-
day evening,
NEW IBERIA No So, meets at Newtown, Thurs
Jay evening
PRArRIE No. 81, meets at Washington, Friday
evening.
caasEyynIE No. Al, meets at Chensyyille,
MISUNDERSTANDING;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-22
~ NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
SA RAWEEs-EIRaT PREMIUM

PRICE a. GoUL0N, Plumbers, lo7 Poydrae
land the public
carry basnasin AL ito
suppy COLD, HOW BATHS
AMERICAN, HLtsH and FRENCH WATER CLOSETS VASE
BAL aRASE Faucets of all C00KlNe
RA GEs,GAEDENHos ANS FORCE LIZ arc
SEh PufPs cited the LEAD PIPES ofeRsrs
ptisn ;rIG SfiEET LEAD BLOCK TIN o.
Aaue sIP sVEA ~ ealy nus andtspairst
itI III Shortening iss n ilgg a. ~ a gas = anl0iy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-22
TNIGHLY -IMpORTANT DISGoYERY.--Dn

A JAMES wonld respectfully call the attention citizens
following actn: He all Private
a. mercury stheE namely aonerrhea elect
and all Diseases the Skim DR. james would also call
ial attention thoae
solitary
body mind, uniting them for either sooisy
lowing Of the dAd melancholy esca
aabs q viz Of the Back and Limbs Pain IN the
Hsad Non loas Muscular Power Paphiou
Heart Dyspepsia, Nervousness abiy, Symptoms consup
ons Mentally the fearful eecta the
dreaded. loes Memory Confusion Depression Spirits
Evil Society Self Dstrus ofsotude
Tindity, ETC., some Of the eyilsproduced. IL
who afflicted with the above should
not fail 10 James, and be- restored
Let false deaey sppy Immediately
yoarue from the dreadful and awful consequences
mnlay Weakness Of the 0gans Immediately full
feriorsd: III
DR. JAMES has from hiaormsf Office, No. u.s. 80
eustemhouae street between Royal and Bourbon atreet
H DR.. JAMES.
r. S. peTsonsyng distance
ease sent to their address, giving full particulars letter
7-'" doiiafg, I'm dlxw1
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/ WINERs CANADIAN vERMrFUaE.
Ev. ]. rLAa iI.s,i;s,s an RANpRonK q. \

FROM TEE REV. ]. FLANAGAN. oF BANRRooK, &C. w.
WNRaS have made the trial Csnadian hermitage
with the mosthappy results family
which expulsion Of Wors
the she here
its
great point gainedn giving medicinet hildrsn.
July is, Is45. ~. - Fs's+g4.z JOHN FLANAGAN.
~ Physicians generally WINERS CANADIANVERAfT-
UGE. Thsmedicine
administered With the
salway sdentroy Worms and restore the patient health.
Over have
erchNn and physeans bearing testimony efficacy
fslibore Warraufsdin acaHes. #sas5 I
Prepsedony JOHN WINE Whole
sle Drnggiat, Hamilton Canada West.
nv Bold staii. st
s5 ]. WRIGHT Il CO., New Orleans,
fesa ~ lEi Charrss under the Orleans Hotel.
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ayers Cherry EseCtOruf.

A M0NG The NUMEROUS 49,
On. discoveries Science has made il this 49, =.
generation to facilitate the business Of life, SsScs %syt
increase enjoyment, and pfolong lhs NsSssfx ii p
term Of human existence, be \ atssxSS-Ig
,hia contribution OF Chemistry the Heal
ing art. Ayast trial of its virtues through 81 ia
adouSt that no medislns o re- combination t6v,
III NJ sa Vt III snS can 80 sgTsy con-
pulmonary disease which have hihere swept
believe Rems Length an
ed sure me meat dangerous affection, u the lungs Car
b bu would present ong and refer farths IN
Tass bs psassd 10 frph Rec ara M, ne hasa S
putasle proof Of these statements,
rs. OFFICE OF TRANSPORTATION, LAuRENs R. RI
s. c.. August 4, 1883.
sess IL
& Sas Sssd c Ell s T@ s
winter o. for attack Of Bronchitis with
sssy morning aad BY e oloeE 1t
found decided change for the better snd after three
It's 10 the above named iseaa win many child from
Throat Lans believe i lie bat medicine
eStsn feeling the deepest gratitude prompts in addressing
now hass in another wad my nue. boy w'e'
a4 sss VIII 81 fss fo WEE Sup. Trans.
- - ROCK HILL somss. u July ~ isss,
greater demand than ether eeughTemedy
d cases WRsis ss shsy esS sy 10
no tee much for he good has done take pleasure sg
s Erste ne u ~ s'' o. 'hsl
Please sssa ms s sshsr supply and bes 1o
p sAmost any of certificates sent you If 20
~ Prepared ssa sola By I. g. Aye. Practical
9sa sf i - WRIGHT VI Pss IT, o, wa
Ii sIGARS-
" 10000 German Regular, Salvador;
as '' D's 's s. ! WOLF ia Is Camp ssi Street
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y IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, merry.

Y IVEK UUMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NERVE
Gus DEBILITY DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS. Mere
NAN BfTTERs, prepared by Dr. O. NJ JACKSON Philadelphia
They stand alone and unapproaehed
the public for the Of Liver Complaint Dyspepa aundc
Gus pseity. DiasHse Of the Khdneys. etc. etc.
H W, CLANCY hlleraburg KY, October 1e 1885, Hay-
ing sold Bers time find it has given aaeton every
instA nee that hHs notce.h =s z
NELSON d EDWARDS, Salvisa Ky., June O. 1881 said We
rejoice inform you justly celebrated medicine has fully
maintained The exalted which given
vrtdss enen deserves @
y. i. j. w. BERRY, Unontown July aaid:
have heard Of BY the m Hceaand
man Rittsrs, and believe is tobs valuable medene.n
j. GRANT, Irvine, succeeded
them by the hal dozen and dczenp #
DR. p + FATlo BRO, Knoxville Tenn, April g. 1884,
Your Btiers belng fast and that
used IT. have able to
" These B11TERs ENTIRELY VEGETABLE Ibey
crate md strengthen the syHen PROSTATE
for Infants well asdults
TT For sale by respectable dseiersevery where. y:
J. WRIGHT a Co, New Orleans,
sfgmdaW SFholeasa 1Ssrss
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MAaNoIrA No 4, Baton Rouge.
MouNr SINAr No, 8, at Franklin, st. Mary's
Parish.
a. w. Straw No. 10, at Clinton, East Feliciana.
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3 q nu.nn ESnAarMENr oF PArRIAnoHs

THE T. w. GAsD EScAtfaEsT Or pArRlA a, .ss
% ii january and July, at Odd Fellows
a'i corner q Camp end Lafayette streets New Or
issnz Oicsrs for the pressnr yearonn gricSsfa
AZ, Sissk r " a Senior Warden James Furneaux 4 "
a sssIbe Williams = g Treasurer !, Mills !,
to the G. l. Of the 81 Nixon, q
n apsba: Gillinghsui " q Sentinel John Frans-
fords N q Deputy Sentinel Alfred Gates D = patri-
sreh Of District No. 2; Andrew MAILS, y Y rAtri-
arch Of District No. 5 3s54
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RewYork, November ], 1854. 2la32s1{'EfH nI0 I'm
There being Misrepresentation regard the future Dividends
of Abe Mutual Company NewYork deemed
Scrip will continue be
heretofore the full Of Dividends by tbs
pany ut the close Of each frcal year.
Formerly the reserved fund capital limited One Million Of
Dollars and the whole amount Of net profits yearly appropriated
the the redemption outstanding Scrip
but future after thu payment Of interest," the residue of profits
will be annually appopaed half to the redemption Scrip
heretofore other Capital Of the
pany until the shall equal Two Millions Of Dollars thereby
the security the well The hsldrs OF the Scrip
Compsny. THOMAS SLOo, Agent NswOreans lot
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The Board Of Taep have this directed that dividend Of
erest to November 1854 be declared three per the
standing Scrip of the Company, psyabs
day Of December next. a
The Trustees further Notwithstanding
period embraced within the Company
snmpaired They however ua she
ereane community deem expedent adopt the
future IA crease said capital and therefore give notice that
81 the profits Of the ensuing shall bs appropriated edemp
Hon Of Scrip heretofore sud the remaining added the
reserved uad and further that i. will opinion
policy Of the Company hereafter observe the rule OF
aen until the Capital shall reach Hons Dollars.
by order Of the Board. JOHN WHITEHEAD Secretary.
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2, o. o. a
x..,.ss = s,e,eer.-r.me and place Of Meeting.

Nsssnea Of Oneers-T Time and Place of Meeting
TgE II. w. GRAND LoDGE OF LOUISIANA !. Y, y.
seuii.annuay on the fourth Tuesdays II jan
nary and July, al odd Fsows' Hall coraer OF Camp
ana Lafayette streats New Orleans vfncsss ZOE sne
lresent year--HIenry n. Etetson, 81 Hope Lodge re
IA M W l3raed Rfasters Thomas N Blake q CONNER
cia, Ioare No. IA W D Grand Master bernard
f,ohsu. 81 Union Lodge Not, r N Grand WARDEN ,
,s,on5ss III Shields Of Union Lodge M q y W ersna
ssrrefary Henry Williams, Of Commercial Lodge NO
- r. " GRAND Treasurer; w Race, Of Commercial
lelve No IL and Henry Bier, OF Hope Lodge No ~
w Grand Representatives 10 the 9 q the Y y y
" WhitaIl. Of Crescent Ledge No. s, W Grand unap,
lain Richard Swain, of Crescent Lodge No 8 Grana
Marshal H II Dentzel, of Union Lodge NO y y efAq q
Conductor Stevens, Of Louisiana Lodge no 4, v
Grand Guardian: John Fraukford, Of grescent houee
No s. vi Grand Herald. District Deputy drana nas
terslst District, vacant q Milspaugb g e
lodge No ~, District No. 81 W W paugnt, o. ysnsr
@ Lodge No q District No Louis Bush @ Exo 81
SSarv;s Ledge No. 20, District No "a oslnp
~, 81 AZ Landry Lodge No 70 Dsrics So u q .
Sstts IN IeSoto lodge No. DISTRICT go 2 =
giesss A. garro odge No 20 Dlstrict 70 81 sosspn
y Fsiny Lodge No SO District no !!
Wusss y I,snides Lodge No District No ~ y =
$780, NJ New iberia Ledge no 3o District 80 u
Il III Eeith Lodge No II, District NO. "
= fIasles Il Prairie Lodge 10 q District No. =
y sa,a 81 Columbus Lodge No "a District Nc, Il
ss Msssus q t1pton Ledge No =, District No. TO-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-22

INDEPENDENCE No. %, meets every Wednesday
evening 1T room No d Odd Fellows, Hall. Officers
Il. Berger N q Wiilien, Furbinger, q il Klaiher,
Secretary Brichta, Per Secretary y Krebs, Trea-
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r.. OFFICE OF TRANSPORTATION, LAuREss r. R,
Il yours, with great respect, w
- ~ sa4ey j. D. POWELL, sup't Trans. L. r. r.

Ia sIGARS-
" 10000 German Resaias, Salvador;
10000 German ImpSdass, Flor Dc eabana os sale by
~ y. WOLFF, " Camp street,
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DRUGS. MEDICINES.


II WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
On GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
they offer supy Druggs and Dealers a
Sg Depot Specie Agency, Isl CHARITIES ST.,
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DELTA No. Us, meets every Monday evening at
room No. i, Odd Fellows Hall 20 ficers--W Me-
Intesh n q !; W Mceuilock, O.; n I.aborde, SEQ
xetary Luther Holiness Treasurer; \ Lewis Per
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-22

GoLuMBUs No "a, meets every Wednesday even
ing 1t their HALL Algiers. .oficersJohn 81 Mead,
G; A Fortier, v q; s Burton, Secretary; u Wilson,
Per Secretary John Rothkey, Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-22

GERMANIA No, 20, meets every Thursday even
ing in the Lodge room Tehoupitouas street, above
jackson, Fourth District. ,Ofhcers--H Damron N @
G Nungessor, G I, IL Selling, Secretary Shro-
p..rs tae,Z.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-10-11

=, GENERosfTT.--We were told yesterday bv a
member ofthe Howard association, of an in
stance of generosity on the part of our fellow
citizens, Gen Larmer, which we cannot help
making known. It's only one of the many
similar charitable actions performed by the
General.
Being called upon by several members Of the
Associations to contribute his mite towards
the relief of the sick and INDECENT he very
promptly authorized them to draw upon him
for any anouat they needed and that he would
always honour their drafts. - f#*
The quality of charity has been Sestrained'
so often in Pittsburgs that it gives US infinite
pleasure to record an act of 'bencvolence like
this!--I'itf. Post. - 80 s5ez
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-10-11

Accounts from Major. Emery, of fle
Mexican Boundary Survey, represent the cx-
late storm in texas, but not to a very great ex-
tent Two OF the members of the expedition
had been attacked With the yellow fever.
/ gZ@Quite an excitement was recently occa-
stoned in Fredericton, n. B. by the marriage
OF q French girl to an Indian, Parental op-
position unable to Subaae their love for
each other, and the copper colorad aboriginal
bore of his lady love attired in full costume
of Indian toggery in triumph.
10 A construction train on the South side
Railroad, in Virginia, was thrown from the
track ON Archer's Ridge bysan obstruction pla-
ced upon it by some unknown miscpeant.-
The locomotive was thrown into the creek for
ty feet below, and three men on it were killed.