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Butte record., 1854-11-11
SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH ACROSS THE

SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH ACROSS THE
MEDITERRANEAN SEA.--The laying
down sub marine wire from Spezzia to
the Island of Corsica, part of the line
intended to connect Europe with Africa
is described at length in the English
journals. The distance is seventy-fve
English miles. A letter after describing
the mode of laying down the wire, says:
GAS conclude this, gau has been
fred on board the Persian by an electric
spark passing twice to Santa Croce and
back, through the whole length of the
cable on board and in the water-that
is to, say along 45O miles of wire, awak-
ening the echoes Of the Corsican hills
with the t'dings of their now being
joined to the mainland by ties which it
may be hoped will be found productive
f-the happiest results TO al parties, y
Butte record., 1854-11-11

~ The Marysville Herald Office
press.
Butte record., 1854-11-11

IGs AuentIouis directed to theNad
vertisement Of Messrs. Flint & Monsell
dealers in Crockery, Glassware, Lamps,
&c, to be found under the head of Ma
Butte record., 1854-11-11

MAIL LfSE.-We understand that a
mail line is soon to be established be-
tween Mrrysvillc and Spring Valley.
Butte record., 1854-11-11

SA A man named Ragged Bill, shot
a man named Tom Allen in the head at
Columbia on the 22d of October. The
Columbia Clipper says Allen sis recov-
ering, notwithstanding he is loser some
three or four ounces of of brain.n
Butte record., 1854-11-11

LEARSrD CnIxAMAS.--A passport
endorsing YuDg Wing, Esq, was recent
Ily issned BY the State ENpartm~nt.-
Yung Wing has recently graduated a
Yale Coileg'. with the highest hcnors.-
He Is ii young Chinese gentleman of fine
talents and great learning lie is about
re urning TO China. slH mil gnigaaa
Butte record., 1854-11-11

lutAkE. cogsrs --7-Tbe MaariiFo'a
Chronicle learns III t there has been
large emigration up the Joaquin Valley
Turing the past summer, mostly on, the.
-g y atp rTulare county Maj Stem-
mo ;, sie Democratic candidate for the
assembly in San Joaquin county Is
IN ~. the r, cent settlers III Tul're.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-13
Stoves. Ranges
AND
F j R N A c ( s :.

MAY always he found at the Subscribers, o
vi most approved patterns, aud set with care,
tai warranted tc work we'll Also, tia and sheet
iron umc m hand. WITH other articles usually
k.pt al such store. Tiu, copper, and slest
,ros ware made 10 orJer. Orders solicited.
wN. BROwNELL,
Opposite 'he uaion bank
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IN bbls. OF Extra and superfpe nour; 100
~ bngs Extra Book wheat 100 bush. Sweet
P,,,atoes, jusf received and for sale by
= pa III. & q. w. PERRY!
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stomach. Ptr-ons VIII" per'vt IN usng III, NJ In
sccsrisncr with the dire, ,,inIs, seldom hail IN l,ns
restored Ia health.
WEAKNESS ANp DEBli.iTy.- Rrs1'RATIOk
TO HEALTH, FAGIhTiE EMAN, AGLD45,
WIEN At rEA1FS BuUR.
Cory of Letter IT. m the R.v In. lts rihiih frtsd
Norton, ri. Philips, Lear Huih s,BeTrt tshiIe,
18th August, 1853.
To PRoFEs.oR IriiowAv
sir,-A Mr. JcsirH ItITcs. foiUeiN a usid'ii
OF this place, had u, rE De e ing .ini' oi h'nih
for upwards "f iii't VAR. eTndnnll, wrsiIiE
to n shadow by nightly prispiinti"is srd ~nii inI-
petite, which caused great uhrasir',. I. he hrhs
as he had consulted vnri"u medical 'n IN tnih
without effect. He NJ last us' Ncur Pills, ND uieri
Providence, was restored to h,nih hy theii b'his.
lie lately eingrnied Ia New Work nrd has j.,twTn
ten 90 say, tina, he wns nt,,ri i,,"s III hath, nd
desired me 10 ncqnaini y"u with the rinnn,'hics.
I ought nlso 10 u. .eniion. that wife had dtfNtd
great benefit from the u.r ,d l"tr Ills.
remain, SIR, >nnrs r~tW'tinh.
PERMANENT CuRErF a DisEAsi u LI
Err, OF NANi y ,Rs' ~ RATION.
Copy ola Letter fr'm N, CAMS. 'h'n'is', i'"''i,
10 Pnis Holloway.
Dear Sir In this di,tri,t y'ur lir ',mB ard .
more extensive ,nle than mn, ether rurrrinf, Md
icine before the public ASS Prcoi oi th'u me Nc,
in Liver mud Bilious Con'rlnhts ua. mention
following cast! A ls' al ilis i'wn with nh ~
am personally Hcquaihtd. - ,'"is wrs ""tr
sufferer from d,rn.s oi the Liver ard nie't'l a.
gsusi her medical nthi ~ nst,Ied her hs' hs
could do oihire 10 r. h~vr her run, ~ 60 ard " Wm
not likely she r.uld rutyNr nan, n'b'hs, HIS IA
nnunrcnrpi naiuTsll, fnu.td r,at alarm sHohg her
friends AID relations rna they u Gnetd her I" m"hs
q trial OF ysr pills, which "a iHTI"vtd her e'hrfsi
heal H. that .hr was ,'urrd 10 r,,ilnu. thtuni III
che received u utrfct 6ute. This is tw.h. morn
ago, aud she hss not rircTirt,,d NJ, h!mIt'E. 81
relapse aud oitru de rl's ih.t !thr PILLS have been
The means II sgvii E,r lie
! remain. Dear Sin. .turs Truly,
July 23ri, 1853. ('igltd) j. hlr.
These 6. .rl, af,d Pins mordSrTDUy ,Eceessrs
in the Ioiioainr complaints.
Ague Female iIreg- sriufnn, or
Asthma nlurths Kings Evil
Bilious Com. FtveTs Of Fore ThIonts
plants all Minds Stone a Gravel
Blotrhe. on Fits SECONDARY
the Skis G0ut symptoms
Bowel Com. Iend- ache. Tie p0loureul
plrints Indigestion 1nmours
ColiCs Inflammation blcts
I constipation Of Jnundire ksnsitslAf
the Bowels Liver tom. 'iioIs
Consumption paints W oims ~
Debility uUhago all kinds
Drnpsy Piles cnkhess
D,. ntery Rheumatism from whatev
Err, sipelas Retention Of er cause &c.
Urine
Sold Ht the Establishment Of Profcs scr HOLLOWAY
2iI. Strand, (near T~nyle Bar Lon"onD and by oil
rssi'et table Druggists hnd Dealers .n Medic ms
throughout The British Empire. Gfihose Of tie III
ted Sintrs, IN Boxes nj 81 &c, &c, md 5 SO
each Wholesale by the principal Drug hu'.es in
the tnicn AMI d, Mes.rs
p-yThere is consid, faLle saving by taxing iht
larger sizes.
N B.-Direetiun fnr the gui,innc~ of pAtitrts H.
every disorder me M ned each fo,
Fer sale by HAZARDS tAsN ELL and J.
TAYLOR. folly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-13
FEVER-SCRD CURED.

rae Rvv. RICHARD DUNNiNG, Pastor Of The Free
y-ran ehsrch Adams Basin Monroe county, New York.
~roie 10 have just received letter from Mr. CHAs
NV JssisG relative TO he of his Fsser-sors Yoo
D., dcpsnd On what II states fer ~ 10 Christian
1i elder In uio church Some years since he had
Of his legs esf a to his he in consequence
4 Fcversorc. The otner leg being sheeisd. and
1sE. Read the result He says; hare sssd only hr~s
crrLEs Of BRASTS MEDICINE. placed ALI HorK,
Som your sSsmneodahon, Nat Medseins md
that, with the blessing OF 0od kss sdessd a Q
" hy'" See Pamphlets for fan particulars.
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ANGLERS CuFEo.

NJ. q. q KINNEY. merchant. (-,nio-, Osrds c~--ssy
s.. nlo MID ds thai carccr-dncor ~ snid count,
.rtiI w"nlr-t saras of CAscrss inrou. thc .G.acy
ERAS1S PURIFYING EXTRACT s,~.a 4rct
iIecGc county, y. Y, is SO using said PvRivES. Nr.
s.rgLa, irugy.l, r. Cana johar,e, Montgomery sn.
'. l., has informed Ia uf nn imporant NJ CAN.
of 'Sn: STANDING. winch eEse.el on aged lady
that place. IT, therefore. this PuRIyIER Cane,r by
rdy:nG healing power, wnn impure disease sf Nv
90; can II MT .ri 3 -rnrt' VNpereues and LS
uI b says there ere EJAe ivl ANA. u val cure.
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NURSING SORE MOUTH, LUCORRHGA. h.

"ByRoS, 0EFEsEE CO., N Y, Oef. 49, 1871
.Messrs. NJ. T. WALLACE co. Some time last ws
or nv wife became debitaed from the effects Of -
c~vhGa and Nvrns Sore Mouth hat she could not lin hes
rhild or perform any household labor: hor medical ircat
nen varied according to the advice and prescriptions
II the eminent ysienns until .W was exhaust
III in useless efforts She became very skeleton the:
Il the time she commenced taking Bdnrs NsdiesrJ shs
weighed than eightyhve pounds but ey the Tim
he had taken four botss she became perfectly well The
uT, 10 so perfect that she Ia enabled do sl
ry household work. ard gained thirty pounds Of hesh "
bur weeks. Yours truly, G. Il. GALENTlNE."
The reader will observe that Mr.. GALgsTisK SAYS .s~
KILL" he, Informed by y. S. TsRRY Esq, u
nurlnes haaa aINd I'd niad icin
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Worse than Hopeless !!

Now hear Mr.. HASKINs statement Of cure! He ssiS
aMy wife procured ous bouo Of fBRINT'SPURaFY YLNo
EXTRACT Of Bisseu 4 Leonard, drsggsh OF Rome. ]
using that and began 70 sst brfv. That bottle
snahled mo get Of bed where had oeep confined
s year the bottle enabled me to pet aY houss;
re miyS bottle enabled ,,aLk sss ssss, ~ Rome Cen
re where procured sr boftes more snd when had N
hed usng then Of t1enty ulcers had hsaisA
u,- and Orcs bottles effected PERFECT CURE u
M the ulcers and restored me u good health"
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MALE WEAKNESSES g. COMpl AINIS.
CHANGE OF LIFE,
Dyspepsia-Sour Stomach!

"ATrcA, 0onssee Co, february l, lsts.
AM T. WALLACE K CO-Genie1en! was, for moro
nan a year. afflicted with disease Of the stomach. eouh
fat grensy substance without causing greef
,ain soksese, and vomiting, and wss continually ahctsd
with stomach. as an experiment, tried boz
ae Of BRANT'S MEDICINE, which, TO my utter disap-
,oinm.nt eased sad yiierel ne usvai pass a<r sss1
therefore used second bottle which has completely cured
he disease am well and hearty, and eat almoss
snyins without being panied, the stomach becoming
Yours respectfully, 4. ,. WILCOX"
MT Wilcox Is q respectable merchant OF Attica-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-13
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

BE NOT DEFR.aUDED!
Buy no book unless DIR. A. M. Mauriceau, ~
Liberty Street, N " is on the title page, and the
entry in the Clerks Office on the back of the title
page and buy only of respectable and honorable
dealers or send by mail, and address to DR.. A. M.
Maurceau, as there are spurious and surrcptitious
infringemcnts of copyright.
a. Upon receipt of Ono Dollar THE MAR
RIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
PANIoN" is sent (maiie4 Jree) TO any part Of the
United States, the Canadas and British Provinces.
All Letters must be post paid, and addressed TO
DR. A. NJ MAURICEAU, Box 1924, Nsw-Yorh
City. Publishing Office, No. 12o Liberty Street,
New-York
AGENT.
ID. VI. Cook. providcmr-Benj. J. Tley
Nrwpot-Pcrc- iland,l II, Westerly.
n6
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the FAR.FAMED MEDICINE.

These ifs brins composed entirely Of u sfi'irt
heibs at Il hsrn,l' G-iu-t, whIlr ths tx
trsurdinsN Nnih's trsi P'tsr,s hnv, n IdeftG The
universally P"pu'nr IN hrhil, every rrt 81 the
world The inin,tnse sner,ss tIeN have ct win
thraughaut ne rtats IL mot 'Straofdinuy own +,
IL IL prrsuiptL Ia their nd, Tln rilcHs ~ tie cure
of Biiur psihis md d,.'GeIs oi The llN'T ~
stomach. Persons who pers,yt ~ urng III, ~ In
sccsrisncr with the dr,'ih seldom hail IN lcns
restored io health
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-13

This 10 tho case Of dying who yet Hres ne 80
s~sd of Q cass Of SCROFULA, by only tpeass ooe
~ Of Btnnts Purher than was cured by the use M
srs Of the best Saysapd,iHa that was ever made
Darsapnra has rfient edeai por9 to effect ue euH
sf such rsroifingiy hU7,ei<ss case. . - =,
d four pears- confined 10 hs bed the idH yc6,-N
ga so much diseased debiitased a. TO be unable
5s his hand to his head He had the bos medkdf ddVs
lad cd ALL of the best Soysapdras 10 no good ensc,-
% nnd could NOT live fcenfyouv hoas Longer, when Re
nn,ncnced using BRANT'S PURIFIER. His neck r1.
of,n nearly of fo,n hole tcds eIfen sroiV
s ,r;ndppe under his chn that he breaihed through
he Loe his ear around that II could be Vse
N out OF its place. Il only holding by small piece the use
n one arm was destroyed by two uces an ulcer under
nc arm large mans hand had nearly eafsn m,eseA
a, ,ide info his body Thus he was ahet@i with ftssnb
s,h putrtd d. osnsve Ulcers on yartDs parts Of he
.rsvn FOR further and full particulars, see our FAN
Dr. THOMAS WILLIAMS, ono Of tho most skilfnl ply
siciuns Of Rome, called to Haskn the day bfoy
Se commenced using Brnnts Purifier. DR.. w: examined
aim and then told him that ~ t medetnss ~ ~ soovs~
s,ud NOT sure hm-thAl his
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V. PALMER, the American Newspapc
agent ~ the authorized Agent Tor the Daily
News and and lleral oithe Times ~ the cities
Boston, New York aud Philadelphia and is duly
empowered to take advertisements and subs'riP
tons AT the rates required by US. His receipts
will bc regarded as payments. His Offices are
boston, Scollay's Building, Court street New
York, Tribune Buildings; Philadelphia, North
west corner Of Third and Chcsuri strrets.
per Advertising Agents, No. 10 State Street,
Boston, are Agents for the Newport Daily News,
ini The Herald Of the Times, and are authorized
to re Give Advertisements and Subscriptions AZ
the same rates as are required at this Office.
Their receipts are regarded as payments.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-13
WiIbor's Compound 70
PURECOE) LIVER OIL
AND LIME.

NsrHMA, ,BRoNCHITIs, ,tLEERAL DEBIL-
Try AND ALL sCROFULoCs HUMoRs.
TIE proprietor has succeeded Qrom directions
L of Professor Stone, in combining the Oil and
Lame 80 perfectly ,ba, the taste Of the Oh which
is 50 nauscous, To persons generally, is rnihek
overcome, aud il can bc taken ny the most deli
cate females with pleasure. And as regards the
benefit Of this article over the clear oil, the fol.
living case, 10y Professor Stone, is sufficient !"
conv,"cc thr most scepticai. The yuung lad,
was "a years of age.
"lIrr disease was one Of unmixed phihisis,
whlrh had bccn expected to terminate IN IT,,
course Ola few months fatally. The upper part
oibth her lungs was filled with iubercl. :, and ia
some places we're beginning to soften. The
vas evidently bad one. The treatment of Cod
Liver Oil was at first used, but without marked
improvement. The Phosphate Of Lime was then
administered with the Oil, and the result, NY IN
the case of many others, was soon apparent.
Ti" patient was rapidly getting weil."
Tais preparation does not like the Cod Liver
Oilbrcp,,e rancid which makes II very dcsirra-
BILE for Persons travelling as it keeps fresh "a,
long time.
BE sure and get the genuine, Manufactured oni,
by ALEX'R B. WILBOR, Chemist, l56 Cuurl
Street, Boston.
X. Il HAZARD & co., Agents Tor Newport
and vicinity. iel4
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-13
CHEAP CASH STORE.


or Keeping the largest aud best selected stock
the n,nst desirable good, will e improved fiom
an examination ot the present large assortment.
The stock embraces decidedly the BEST
THICK, DOUBLE KIP, GRAIN AND CALF
BOOTS, AND BROGANS, which he has ever
produced, and he has a large number OF names o
Farmers On Rhode Island and in the Western
DisI ict OF this State, who testify to the s,i-
perior quality Of his THICK and DOUBLE
WATER rEO r BOOTS.
The goods have all been received within fow
days, from th Eastern Factories, in one Of which
he is interested, aud had large portion OF his
stock manufactured express! Tor this market IN.
der the supervision OF one ho IL well acquainted
wuh the description Of goods required for this
.ertion of country. Iiav,n. also purchased
L,rgck Tor ca,h, he is prepared 10 sell on such
reasonable ,rmy as must please and prove to the
purchaser llut he can srcc".nliy compete with
any in the State.
Country Mrrhan will please give him
call, as he will supply YOU well, out OF his large
rtock now oh hand.
Tn. attention Of the Ladies is invited to his
large assortment OF FAN and Winter iuskins and
CATER Boots which " III be- sold very low.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-13
FOURTEEN WITNESSES!

Mr. AsKIN has tho above facts, and tho fse0
sa WITNESSED and certified TO ny DR.. T. WILLlAMS-Mr
} n BROWN proprietor Of the " est Roms Hsfa-hessrs
iISSElL& LEONARD wholesale apd retail druEgisA
IL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-13
LiVER-COMP

~. NATHAN HUBBARD, OF StAr,ro,S Cs~~., one oS
h. oiest and most respectable physicians, aaetoi
tln iirer Conpb,nt may years, and ger(estp
g Esn9 BRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. We eouI
,ala, hundreds Of other cases, sso cured.
MALE WEAKNESSES & C0MPl lAINTS.
No remedy offered the public has been Any -
snd <fsfra in yesforig tho incidental Vease
and irregularities of the sex ss BsAsr's PULMONARY
II makes difference whether us derang mont
- suyry esn, e1ecss other veahnsss-h REGULATES
ALL BY strengthening rs sysTEM sgudiizspS hs
ZION. aWd soothing and sAoSSrs rKRvcss IRniTAbnirv
u Ses pamphlets.
CHANGE OF LIFE,
nom the girl the rom~n and the NJ riAAs 49,
is accelerated, and the other gradually
yesssd prevent my Of the fatal Diseases that feQueu>
. arise in consequence Of such change,
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SsjCR0F:ULA.

n nssps.d, Of ev~ Of Seyyfas, Cs.ee,; S,ynSw5
Gsy impurs dsea,es Of ne Biood-cnd ms IL . ~
"a Assssss ks any proof Of ne PsrtT"g ~"ssa' 'eo
r. Msdirise cbeh has svLducd asd conquered '"" '"
Il Z. L. idlrlHr
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

,crnu,e sne Lot Of II has medical curative mates
q il and in consequence, disssse, In much ~
Ssss Than one battle Of any other medicine II. -
If then one bottle OF BRANT'S PURIFIER win cur
yOUR TIMES disesse than ors eosas Of ss'.asS ~
Iouays ooite as ca, s1ray,ua At doLay Hut BaArrs
PURIFIER !. cold for "tly ONE DOLLAk ootue shiIs ~
a. bottle of hos cured and clpdtie OF cnrng rOoS
TINES n, much dsenss bos Of Sdysapavua tnsre
6re sarsarsra consequences of It's 10" power ami -
uedica efficacy ,nould be sold al no moro than ss~sv
See per bottle, to be cheap a. the PukiFiEh
tss d..dT
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Ono Dollars Worth I!
cANCERoUs sCRoFULA!

How much cANCER-how much SYPHlLIS-hoy
-ueh StROFILA--will one dollars worth Of BR-fNT'
PCRIFIER eurs Read the following state men's while
. a aperfasn of It's power.-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-14

DEATH ON THE RIVERA young lady
named Miss Eliza N. Cook, aged Is years,
passenger on the Castle Garden from St.
Louis, with her parents, was taken with the
cholera last Wednesday evening, below
ohawneetown, and died early next morning
She had heen in feeble health for q couple
weeks, but was recovering when she was gull.
y OF imprudence in eating, which brought on
speedy attack of the terrible disease. A
metallic case was procured here for the body,
which was taken to Louisville. Her death
was sad blow on her parents. They live in
Richmond, Va, and were on their way home
with family of which this child was the
Oldest.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-14
ANOTHER War WITH WHEELrse.-For

ANOTHER War WITH WHEELIxG.-For
some miles below Wheeling the Baltimore
and Ohio, and Centoal Ohio Railroads pass
along the Ohio PARALLEL to each other and
only separated by the stream. 1t is proposed
to straighten this kink in the line travel, by
crossing the river at point where the Gen.
trail Road enters the valley. This has ex-
cited the citizens of Wheeling, and they an
nounce their determination to resist the pro-
posed connection, in the following resolu-
tons:
/. That the city council be requested to
take immediate measures to secure COM
pliance on the part of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad with the terms of it's contracts
with the city of Wheeling, and to restrain,
by suing out en- injunction, if necessary, The
projected construction of branch connecting
at Benwood with the Central Ohio Railroad.
2. That the council be requested to appoint
a committee, with authority to employ COM
petent engine ers to determine the most suit
able location for a bridge within the corpor-
ate limits of the city, adapted to the accom-.
notation of any railroad which may seek to
cross the river at Wheeling.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-14
Don't feeIIike Growing

Our ne;ghbor of the Enquirer says he has
no disposition to crow over the result in this
county. We think that good disposition
The party of which he pretends to be the or.
gan, have but little to excite disposition to
crow, when every county in the State, so far
as heard from shows decided falling off from
previous Democratic majorites, and the en-.
tire peoples ticket elected. To make the
matter little less the subject of exullation
Aunty-Nebraska has in all probability elected
nine members of Congress and majority in
both branches of the State Legislature.
The Enquirer is quite at q loss to know
with what stripe of politicians Hardin, the
Representative elect from this county, will
be classed in the legislature. We will an
swer for Mr.. Hardin. He is an anti.Nebras.
ka Democrat, and one of the "clear grit"
and he will be classed among the most useful
members of the House. He will know ON
'ohtch side Of the school question he uotss every
time, too.
Whar would Jeff James have been classed
in the Legislature had he been elected,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-14

CASTLE GARDEN.-This elegant stern.
wheeler arrived here from St. Louis last
Thursday afternoon. We were passenger
on her from Cairo, and are thus able to bear
evidence as to her excellent accommodations
and to the courtesy of her officers. Capt.
Devinney. her owner and commander, is well
known on the river, and deservedy popular
with the multitudes of passengers who have
been in the habit of patronizing his boats for
so many years past. We are sorry he was
SO unwell as to be confined to his room near.
ly all last trip, but wish him a speedy recov-
cry. Mr.. IL. H. Devinney is in the Office
and loses no effort to make passengers COM
Portable. He is an excellent officer and A
gentlemhn. The Castle Gardsniis a very
pretty steamer, and a large one to run safely
this stage of water. We commend her to
travellers. She will be down in few DAYS
for st. Louis. Look out for her.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-14

Union township. in this, (vanderburgh)
county, is doubtless the banner town in the
State on her anti-Nebraska vote. Union
has an aggregate vote of 1870, and has hith-
erto generally been nearly equally divided
politically. Among this number only four
could be found to vote for Smith Miller, the
Nebraska candidate for Congress. He had
betrayed them once, and they would no,
consent to trust him again. "The Bayou is
sound 20 the core, and should be "cannonized
in the hearts of the American people," We
claim the Banner for Union. Who will
beat her!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-14

OT The senior has returned to his post
after a brief absence, but continued, he is
sorry to say, till after the election, by the IN.
avoidable detentions of low rivers. His as
sociate has been doing good work, however,
so that nothing is left us to regret in this
connection but the loss of one vote for the
peoples ticket. We congratulate our friends
on the almost entire success OF this ticket
over the State, although it is of course
matter of regret, that the present mis.Re.
preventative of the First District of Indiana.
has been permitted to return, even by SO
greatly reduced vote, to the position he had
proved himself incapable of properly filling.
But there is a victory even in his election, by
SO small a majority, and in that, regrets al
most cease.