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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-04

EVANSVILLE tAD MN HiRMOhN THi-


RFt<~.ss. On aud after saturday July ls.. the T.
terssnei viii 1ki-MsfkLr LIsk Oi
stag Coaches a. above
Ls~r,og E'..vii:e. seHdsys. wedaestsy ard Friss's
avs CLOCK 4. NJ returning leaves Ne. Harmony Jues
day lhursdty = Snd ~atu .dsy's AZ O'eloSs 4. v
The line vail all he stocked With good horse, and
e"mor;br Cosrhe. aud oaTeul irses TIE rps
made 9th regularity AVID jsgsseh. All orders soajs
rmsl"rtAuoh VI package. &e prompty aud carefully
tended
For other bosiRes- apply the L,
cry ans sale Nttv l'cUst Market House
fcrsous leaving their order Of the llot. M
secure Prompt attention. NJ A 4. IA. De GAkMO.
ylJ-u
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Il y. CRISP.

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Eoster's BEfidiag. Up Stairs
F. CRISP having removed his Office 10 Fosters
building, will be hand at all times, TO take ae-
acknowledgements of Deeds. Mortgages, &C. and attend
ali business Iirsd of him Justice OF the Peaes
fsbg-f
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IE,yEii,y SrumE nr

-kCoSD SHEET, TWO DOORS BELOW MAIN, IN a KNOWS
sEw BrTLD4hs, EyNNsyILIE,I..
x Al this st"rc Keep coastautly On hsnG large and
~ Fsnerai 2-rtnsEt Of Watches Clocks std JC eiry
- all elnis aud Of the b,st aHd quality Ny
siil he contiGUay supplied by fresh adj teHs. with
the latest snd most leSutit Fgtrras which
bnsHtss CONNECTIONS eEltl Lay 4nl s. tbs
prices.
Repars of any Kind executed in eonp-tsLt
low charEes.
All goods sold and all rersir done warranted
Those ia thiue line. RESPECTFULLY
Ted u examine stock aud prices. Ivl-G
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L,AV pAlTYESSGfP.

YAS. JONES and JAS. K. BLYTHE, Ats0rRes q;
ID Law Evansville, Indiana, nave associated themselves
in the p,acce oftbc law, and will continue
81 practice in iris The adjoining cOuses and ia tic
Supreme AMI District Court. they iesigu turning the
attention particularly land law. l. short tine the!
will be prepared - give ia few miautes an abstract
the title u almost any lot In Evansville or IT'S enlarge
orin LanascO, toyetne with t.eir pr0lessinsa
,i,u Ist, Oh. title iCdesired [j,25- -dgv u I!
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COURTNEY. TENANT d &C.
FIRE IN DANsvILLE. NY. .l43-

. DANsvILtE, ArriI 10, 1854.
Mess-s. sTrsRNs q NARv1x- Gertiemen: Your safe
went through the fire. IL contained al our books and
papers which came out iu oOd order. Ihc safe from
appearance. must have been red hot. We trusted our
all in 1t. Very respectfully. your.
BROWN d GRANT.
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PRICE, WALSH q co.
cHARTREs ST. FINK. NEW ORLEANS.

AEW OBTFANs. april T.. 1884.
We have abundaui reason TO reo0mn., d Eitbr Stla-
mander Safe ms eminent! hreproof. lcc bsd an ex
celleDt opportunity the 5th Februaf, last of testing
one Of that description which Purchased several
years since of Mr.. Isaac Bridge Our store No az
Chares street. with entire stock Of hats. Trimmings
&c, was burned on the morning of a day suLircting
our safe to very intense heat durg several hoi,r vet
il saved all its contents, rising baEk notes and
checks for upwards Of nine hundred dollars ls receive
able for several thousand dollars, accounts in our
books for forty ihOusid dollars. said safe cost only
one hundred ten dollars. we rsL no,hin iB I,ro
nOunciGg II the cheapest article purcl. sed
ALEBkT ~ IEICO.
A largo nssortTce Mt Of WfLBRRs psTrrr S, Ana NpER
SATKs, with Rjchs Improve eneit. for siia bv M
STEARNS & MARVIN,
(successors 10 I.ich a. Col lir
I'd NtTER STRrEr. Y. Y.
The only Makers of Salsmander Safes. cos1finu- vii
dcr's and Rich's Patients. nd Sole Pioprieiors OF
Jones' Worlds Pair Lock which has neiiI, pey nor
kcyhcie- ALLiS & HQWKS.o
myy-u Agents at Evansville.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
hA
LITTLE MIAns RAILssO4D.

COLUMBUS, TO PIIISBt kGH PHILApFLPMA, BAL
T!NOKE ANDNEN YORK.
Atsix O'clock \ ". aud I'VE 0'eloes T.. v and
TRgLE DAILY TRAINS TO PlTtshU sGd
At O'Clock a Nj snd -aad--k elgeA - NJ.
,Ii hre 'elcek z. VI.
FARE REDUCED
CnSnUst 10 Pal.1deil hia
Ca BAL
CEtna.ti Ne~Ncrk hiiaielphia..............Is
tiEssnasi l. fittuOrSh...
to PltsturSh tiroal 81
taie 4 RcEua1i % tsttshursA ~ hours
Time Cine 20 PAatsi 80 = hours
Passengers o clock \. ". fran. Lss-ning Ekfress.
Lizzie Nj R.lrasi - at Cfesineter dinner.
srTro PittstursE At clock ?. make direct
csiou Pittsi I.h to Phiiadtl ha and Btt
rcre o9nnscn. Phad phia with Tran New jersey Rail-
a. % New lorS.
P.shz p by 80 clock A NJ Express Train Little Mi
a. r. Seeg FitJsbursL and hy AorRRgfr1
passing the bea ul mouUtis SCENERY - Daylight Phil
adsl phi ahd baltWore e0aseiins at fhaaehia with o.
clock - ~ Mai FrAa Via keasiLston ana Newersey Rail-
road - New York.
Passengers ~ 5ocock Eveainz E-press Little Miami Rail
as connection Pittsburgh. With
PhhdsiphIa ana hslum)re. connecting Phia
del lha With Irt1 New Jer.sy Rsilroai 20 New Nots.
..ttte is pet al Cfnsinnati
FpH JHHOttsH tlthkE-.
And for all Eiutmatoa pee apply AZ tle old estah shed
General Railroad Once IN three story elov building saui
corner Front Directly sppesite
Ger House Ralrcaj Hotel auc Mail Boat iiE the
Eas,eER ,L.atie Miami l., Dot East FToat street
". ~. CLEMENTS. Superintendent.
P. ". SFgAnsR, Iick.t I'D General Agent.
TBr OMNIBUS LINE
VIII call for passensers ia part the city hvleavr d.
the cs souhsas: OF Broadway and
Front. directly . bank.
sy2I j. II. HOWELL. Conductor.
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STEAMBOATS, u RAILROADS

AND sAt'tE-- PACKETS. -
ri " EEkLt "a bOzt ot tais Line VIII
- leave Tsrre Evansville ever!
1t=s-ss n ns-y. y elnesiay and frday. o clock
r. NJ These B0a;s large ccImociol se iGroishso
a. rsrrs H.gt vita Railroad sad Northern Pak
" and Egaasvc with ths daerent Lines steam ho4ss
ou II. Ohio rivrr e.2-tf
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IyW. EEgLIX,
rTUn. nt2lAlE. s.RDffR AND
LEWIS a HOW AID

[N HOLES AtE SNe HEIAiL GHoIEHl nh Anp
ud respectfully inform MS frcnas aud The FaLc
Evansville vicinity that hased he interest
senior partner late Oh d " keil be IL
rocsTy and Produce business - tht nd
he embraces his opportunity retGrrtaz aaAs Tor
fiyors intends o1ort flt CO
ance of the same ie2-Iy WILLIAM REILLY.
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EVANSVILLE. Ia SATURDAY, NOVEMBER f. 1854.
LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI


HIGHLY IMPORTANT ANN0VNCEMEST.
TO THE AyTLICrED EyEEYwEEsE.
DEs. - L.. sssANS5 LiyEf BALSAHE
CONFS GREETtNf
Err. 4. l.. ADAMS NbN THEORY FOR Dis
~ skeuilg tIs' Ia the minds all
read il: How have been 30 long and slav
sy iamGred dssknes5 ~ ignorance the subject
DR. a. Z. ADAMS LIVER BALSAM.
The Plnacr Disease. Oervi the afflicted cf th
Territories the of Liver c.
all Fever Ague ani Fever ChFOai. Lang
Jaundice Bowel Con- plA Darrhe DysvEtery. Rhe
sm Piles. Scrnus. salt KhsuU Dyspepsia GeGerl Dehil
Ky. Nervousness. Cotyenss IRiissstiOI. Female Con-
Pis Ets. &c.
Or A. l. Adams Liver B1lssu now suaaiss the Mshss.
reputation remedy before The public and has
tbs sErpcAl. tesoud shadow doubt. IL
ONLY RELIABLE MEDICINE EVER DlSC1NEEEp.
being purely vegetable fr the psrmao-R q the above
yot.ries. aud pronounce thy Liver s-lssra is the
ONLY RsLIABLE HAHBENGER ~ HEALTH 10 TIE
AFFLICTED ~ EXYNB BERE.
Testimonials e.ry tral has made svctlen
~ith exVrei1s - sTasita5e r the ref received -
and IN submitting the Liver iassn ndsd -
thss- saGerius usirr IRON GRASP Of the NOSSfE2
1>bA>t agd a. pRoeare one s9t0 OF Dr. a IL Aisus
Liver h4lsIE.
The attsR,on ealsl the perusal of the Medical
Circular hic "a Of every Agent throughout IN.
aitcd Statss cier rptorne ths %
disease also those who tesied
pa-aelcd ealauey tbs diseases which AL
subiecs.
G 3 scorr General Agent No. 81 Randolph 81 Chicago
H. % whom all orders ne addressed receive prompt
attention.
SOLD by HALLOCK a STODDARD Evansville
Agents in the Country be supplied by hsu u Propre
e. JAMES. Nc. vernon; JAMES SAMPSON. Nes Har-
moay; T G JAQl rs 90 Pcssy'ilS; hALLoCk
Princeton. ND el-iyy
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largo assortment Of IvrLprn,s p,rrr s, k,f.nprn
TFSJ.L. DODts a. CO.'S
CEIRE UOF >sF ESE

tFTLcsts9S ~ VIZ have on hand a sapply
ks+c;s.sx+ " - ofthose FrRE PRooF safes
t.fsf' W 40. III which seoieritlow Gsrres.
k.@s 80 s'S.fss@ FOR their sai,erio, .,uali-
ksS ttssl,.-f sf's,., = ties. We reter New York
800 Va ~ tti end Nir7iria State Stock
s,ls ~ - ~ l.s Z 7ank. Crescen; City Bank
49, ss.fs ~ 4 c.. Copsland. Rroser and
-~.e .-fA@as-sS.5s e<sAs2 Baker ). H. Ssghee d
HORN NBRoOE & cUTrcprrr -.
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aHOPIINs-I sill aud Cotton Poplibs direct
y I0Tted. and f0r sale A. JAS. LON h CO.
Agg9 ais Main Loui.yiiie. ky.
SNINtsH tMS-2 c.s-s gazed slpsr tlsck; Do p zach
Nb cUtt0a Chanhrsy; Do Manchester Plaid Ginehams
styles, aiEeet Ind aud Cr.ie
JAS. Low CO.
aug9 AIS AAia 81 Louisville. Ky.
yEUstiNs.-2 cases styled Mrslia d. Lsihs iif,s,
ifs Imported, AID ior sals by JAS. Low \ CO.
ans9 4lS Main 81. L0Uissius. Az.
ZEtN-.-i CAulsi Jeans DO Bla- Nhit.. usw-
<s est Ayles, sso 4 taIs day aud Tor sAIe ~
JAS LOW s. CO.
sug9 ans Main IT. Louisville. Ky.
UsTHEs. TWiI.T.s, MtHiNU tAD sEHGR-.-
54 Lisk Alpaca Lusrs; a. do color,d
tisdres do hisck n hair 10 f~ilis
Cpors ~ DO - Thih-t NArhO s-5d colors DO 81 lcs
Alpaca ,rsc5. al qualities ~ direct imioTatiVps hsEd
amt rnr sAie a. lowest prte.- ~ JAS. LOW \ CO.
sus9 as Msin u Lolis.iIir. Ey.
MILLINERY AND FANCY STO.E.
MRS. r. ". RICH, No. !ui Finn street, CINCINNATI
VI would respectfully call puhiic Alteration to her
large and shiubahie stock uf Miiliacrl ard Fancy
Goods. consisting of silk. SaIn keS Dr;ld Bon
nets. Bonnet Cays add Fanss TrimTing~ Rhh.!s Man
tllas. clocks Eiaek and COiored six aud other
Needle worked Collars. themiEeues, Sleeves, ~c.
which she prepSFed 10 .ell ut prcrs which caIAol fail
to give satisfaction.
When sa sisit Cincinn.ti. call on
MRS. r. VI. RICH,
mhI5y 20s Eiiih street. between Elm aud PLUM.
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InnK To r,Is EErr

tET having rcturued rum the Essss eities
~ ~ could inform bis ia and the etleis
rally that lac hs his Shoe Main
yppos the Branch ank of the laryrs
elec-ci stocks of >taoTatc AMI Fasiohahle dpUIS au
SHOES urouga hs city, comprising Gerts B,o %
al knis Sairer ct all tstdercht Youths Child
Roots Misses tia,rs and ShOss Of all kinds
Ia fanis' Shoes iu lbuEjsnee
lie has ais" No. Red Sole Leather
lOr's No. OAK pf 'actUns.i.
ALSOn t01 fns French Cslt-sS;ns different brands
iE-sh the Custom HiYse in New Norx.
ALSO-h LiSins. Biriihss. Thresi. Guta r-reha
eh aes Ens melted splits and oder kad
Mitsrsl b. used IN manu- e.carug Hoos
shoes all Sheh will he -Oi cheap the cheapest au
warranted good
lie has 1i-a large force Of good experiences
10y ed IN manufacturing which epatl~s am mpeie
either ehearuess auranility house
81 the ROCKY Mountains Call and SEE
mysl-tt IA. >. HART.
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CnpAiiTNEIisiiiP

HAVE this day assocatei with FOreariing aud
Commission business. Robert =. Howard The ha,iRess
will le conducted 10 and
Lewis q Bo~Ard eln-u EDWARD LEWIS.
ArSHIN no sr- rate Poplar Shingles in and
eis PRESTON BROS
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4 CARD

HAVING vithdra from the take this occas1
thanks iatrpnaE- literally
IT. and CpBtgaance Of the late Vartnt
Who viii carry th= shed is
viii ssays make himself worthy D thr nd-BC
oi the people eyZ CHARLES " MACH.
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SHERWOOD HcUSE.

rFNHE subscriber has taken the above house, ana has
entirely refted and re:uruished IT, aud Is prepared
t. entertain the patrons of the house in sasiact.
manner he has rented the brick Stable. owned b!
Mr. Peter Burke and good stock ofhorses anu ear
riages to let.
The stable /. large. clean aud we'll located, and good
hOstlers are in constant attendance. Parucusrae
will be paid to the "i horses left with him Tor Keep
ng and ia all respects, the public shs and the Sher
wood House a good Hotel jyc-uI J. y. oNkRS.
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SALE w tiONS-The Good Intent, aud york
- in complete ming order.
Pedlars use for sale low by GEO. FOSTER co.
ey29
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THOMAS CONyNGY0N. -
LEa ALE ANl- l.Ll : - GAn.. - -. :, y

HoRNBRo0K & CHUEcHUL. A-erts.
" ster street. Evansville lad
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CIssCNEssS ~ WHOLESALE SND
KE'ciIy.

'E,HE undersigned constantly keeps on hand lary
assortment 1f fresh Water. bultsrand sugar tracN
ers aud assouf Soda. Pilot and Navy Bread, which be
ing manufactured ~ the latest Improved Nachltery
can be soil at as price in ANY place IN the est
and arr. not xceIird ia quality BY ANY other manufiei"
~ In The country. large stock always on hand al IA
shopon Water street, between sycamore and VINE.
ti.Is-tr J. SINZiCH.
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D,sSOIyTInN aoyIcE

NtE Co-FaTtaeEsafp heretofore eSsag tetweeu TIE sub
"A serbsrs tis snt styl of jc LohvIssIns
tlis dissolved iotens'hy.
vii cJhnue The business the old stand will aueni 5h
adjustment Of all claims the Old hTm III tbs
of he fUr tht purpose. All The
solves indebted a., late nrm make
dIste payment. CHARLES ". MACK.
ANTHONY LOBENSfINE.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

DENEyr & VIELE, wholesale Grocers and dealers IN
Lionors. Iron and Nails, Of First and Syea-
- - st,se,S lmh27-lyl
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NOTICE.
subscriber takes this
tuni-y hi. sraefa aok nov edgements the
merchants orer OF Evansville and the surrounding
Try lihersl share of the
late of. q ". Reilly during his with H.
period fourteea wears and would respectfully for
tnusnce OF the same to his successor in business
e2U-tt JAMES REILLY.
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COLUMBUS, 10 PTTTSBC RGH PB1LApFLPBlA. BAL
T!NOKE AND NEN YORK.
Atsix O'Clock \ ". aad o'eloes =. " and
TRRLE DAILY TRAINS 70 PlTtsHU SGD,
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VIII call for ia of the city hvleavir d
the 1ce soUheas: OF Broadway
Front. directly riTcr hank.
sy23 j. H. HOWELL. Conductor
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25
Boston. Oct I6

sAS.ssAous ~ w.
A. the sp-niag4r the u s. Cwcui, Conr,
this ns'rning Jasge Cas,iss ehasg.d the. Grand
yssy fs-~t ~ Iesptct to tse attempted rescue OF
Blxy.s, and .ntxt in regard /, the numerous
s.eah, bnat acc den !, stating that naswith sland-
ing the precauti,.nary laws passed by Congress.
not single p-fson guilty OF negligence had
bsen c.ny.cset OF punished. He held that the
laws should be vigorously en- 'orced, though the
people Mere tablsme IN DIES ring speed rather
than safety II Is und .rst.od that .cau,pis.n's
i'll he made - Ahis Grand jury asa;ust psf
@t,o spoke at Fame ui Hap, for being ac-
cess nv 10 th~sni,ack on The Court House, ard
thu. attempted rescue # Burns, and death OF
Bacheldnr
the Erie r X C.,, is published this mou,in :.
operations aud hnancia! AFFAIRS OF tn. Company
frua tie ,ntnencsurn n. concluded with the
,oi.o wing /. co,nnendaiinns
lat That the CONSTRUCTION account br
closed
I'd. ThaN an increase sn. nd be made in tariff
prices # frAish,s aud passengers.
81. That d >div bends be paid ill the h,atiny
debt Is d,>p"s, d IT.
| LII. fha, stalking fund b, IS ablished to l'e
pad month";. ,no the hands OF trustees inde-
pendent OF tne coapa,y.
| 5 a. That the President and Vice President
If the company be required tn give their whole
,nc I" the duty oi their offices
r The ccmmitt, eorfr,ns fully the various re-
ports and statements al the b ard, and endorse
their most sauuine calculations OF the pr, spec.
| If the work
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From the Lake superior journal.
Impsstaai Treaty. U,th the Ch'ppsrns-.E

Mineral Co9Mtry an the MA Kat
The lndian Agents and Commissioners on
the part &c The Uni.ed States, hirssrs IL. &.
Gilbert and ID Is Herman, concluded treat
y with the Chipp-was uf Lake Superior, all
that ex,ensiV. territory bordering on The west
share OF the lal AID between the British pos
sessions aud Wisconsin anu Minnesota and
westward to the Mississippi, is cad~d to The
United States. We learn that the Chippe was
we're veil rrpres n,ed trm all The Nor hern
hands and siiat here much Immunity am
org them IN The suij ct OF dispensing OF their
vast end ancient heritage, that now for the first
time is bargain ed away 10 Tie white inaa.
The Chpp was have made tSo nr three Rs
ervGt.oas ~ Agricultural districts IN the IN error
where the dosefnn,eat h1v,' stpGla'cd to ex-
prnd considerable money yeafly IN dnmesI-
Gazing and civi izing them by III ans nf schools
and agr,euitural pursuits. Th"r- are many
emitted to an IN crest IN he Lencf ui this
treaty now scattered about tn. Like Superior
country and it is t4push, that they VIII be in
duced t. settle IN 'he,e Reservations and sl,arr.
in In. advantages ofths me- arrangement: and
tu / that all OF this naion viii be perina-
nrnlly bcne fitted BY this treaty
The terri,ory treated for, aud only lacking
as. ent nf our Government, tn become the pub
/ lie p operty al the United States, embraces IA
regina oil about 7,0Ou,GGU acres, including ex-
tensive mineral districts in Wisconsin, ami II IN.
nes ia There Is one mineral range If over
l5o III SIN l-ngih berderlng on Lake Super
ior, .x Guiding i:om PIGEON river ON the Natt',,
t,the St. Louis rver on the South This is
sad t, be r,ch in copper, and explorers are al
ready among these hills looking FIR their for
| tunes, and shall mt bs surprised TO hear a,
any innr, o; new II. sand new towns in this
region, which. upto This date, is an unbrnker.
wilderness. fhis treaty will result great
| advantage to the Lake Superior Country. gcn-
er lily aud stimulate en'e,pi e and create, an
athrr year, 'arge amount Of commercial bus
| mess in that direction. The prospects Tor the
| new State o. Superior are every day b i.h :
enlnU
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A Nur FOR BhLIrsoNisrs "A sen,eman
70 an Missouri passing through our CT V, stopped
at enc OF OR Ia els ON Saturday even,ng. tie
Ind siiE h4m slave man. The abohli, mist.
and IL G negroes ut this city soon heard of ,h.
sac', and number OF them called IN the slave
sriiiag hun hl' h, being in a free a'e. was a;
liberty to leave, aad rendering him tn. ho,.ital.
.trs 81 winter IN Canada, whtr he M, lit Law.
IA as much want and desti:u ion as ~ pleased
TIE slave declined the offer, and told them he
preferred TO lave with h,s muster. On Sand,y
AFTERNOON cr"vd al neatly five hundred fee
dirkses aud others coll cted around th,. hotel
dr'erm,fed I" make the slave zee ,nai, uhe,i
ef lie desired Il or not lie remained firm Al
iast' wrs'f'h al Their opportunities, he came out
a. tn" ha'e!, 'l'umed box, and in s;,esch OF
- 'nnu''s, S, fully and distinctly defined hi
'sii'o, rs well Us i!is opinion q! as. ,ti,nist
generally, that The crawd Sunk away il SHANE
(Ch: Tim $.
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Carriage and Wagon shop,
SIXTH STREET, DUBUQUE, IOWA.
lnudsiie the Americ an Hon. q. and uear The Posi- {

on SIXTH STREET, DUBUQUE, IOWA,
Opposite the American iou and near the Post file
sAAs@y ANY description of Four wo or
@.Ssr.~5S.g One Horse Wagons, suitable for the
Mines Farms for the route to California and
rauted L, run easy and ready to immediate USE
Connected with the above and adjoining il is first
rate Blacksmith shop and Paint Shop, where work is
done OF every description, and all kinds Iron Axle
TresS. Wagons done we'll; the taste of all person.
can be suited the work is done under his inmc
date speetiun Orders from any part of tire countr
promptly attended TO- Wagons OF every description ar,
built order and for sale which Tor style, durability
and elegance of nish, cannot be surpassed Workmen
of celebrity engaged and the best materials used
WM. HuRLEy begs leave 10 announce to Farmers,
Merchants citizens and others, that lie is located
az rs above stand where he will always ba found the
rea.y recipient their patronage lie need say moth
M OF his Work that is already known sufficiently to
he guarantee for the future to any one who may
trusrhm with the execution of an order His constant
aim viii have nexceptioHabls charac ter for
quality eheapness ,punctraiity and despatch.
s1y-Re menlbef the direoton:
WILLIAM HURLEY,
oppositethe American .ionse and nearthe Post Office
nab,auc, Sept.1 IN, 1858. aaw-ly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL

we are told by friend tina. we have been
misin'osmed IN regard 10 the work on the Ills ;,
oenrai between this city and Dunleith. lie
tsI's US that Tie gangs of mei are now securing
the banks already partially completed from dam
ger OF damage by III. alods,ssbut tia, no new
work has been commenced la the vicinity of
this city nothing whatever is doiag in tie h. avy
rock cuts, where, If the roaG is 10 be speed ly
completed, hundreds OF men ought TO be con-
SANITY employed. The ties and iran piled MP
at Duaiei'h are being removed as fast as passi-
Die aud everything betokens that the whistle of
the locomotive wal. nat be heard opposite Du
buqne tor many good year to Come. l, is
possible tsat the pressn, determination of the
Company n'ay be changed !; though when the
true r asans which prompt their policy ara.
kaown aud understood, change seems hardly
erosable.-IGal. JET.
We do aa, know whether the i. MAN
speaks by authority or not; but one fact has
been est finished to the satisfaction of almost
every one; and that is, the difficulty and utter
'mpos'bih'y of arriving at any correc, cone.u-
s,ons with regard to The designs Of III. Central
Raii Road company, any faster than they are
developed by actual labor upon The road tits
abau' time for people in his city TO show a
DISPOSE ion to encourage The S,utiern wiscoa-
sin Rail Road Comaany and by this means
dsire the Illinois Cea,ral Company TO d., wha,
IS right and waa, Is demanded by the business
OF the country. The Sau,hcrn Wlsco ,sin road
has pass d int, The hands If aa,ciHcien, Miiwsu-
kie company aud il any encouragement, rs given
To il IN this ci,y,'hs rad will be pushed forward
s' t''s place wi all dispatch.
This company is able 10 CO nand the means
/, eaiid the road from Janesville to this poini,
and is ready and anxious t. push the work for
ware, II any cn'oara se,nent.s givra 10 the en-
ierprise oa this end oitae rtu,r
Ia view ct the unpaTdonabls apathy and in.
ditcr nee of The Central Company in pushn.
hrward the work between this pm, aud Gale
IA. u Is highly important To The Interests of this
locality, tina, such ac'i IA SHOULD be- taken by
o ar ci'iz'ns as will facilitate ths comp!eti Of
"n,> or The der, or 90, b nt these roads.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25
New Yors. DC, 1,

Capt Luce arrived al homesin Yoakefs last
alxht lle furnishes numerous additional
hens of lnser,s>, ia regard 10 the wreck
" assirms that the snalless boat which was
taken away by he Eayinrers could have held
more than the numbers that were saved in thr
lArSesl bnass, The boats, he says, cosld hive
safely held nor. Than 80 persona lie is iull
sf hope That more have been saved froa piece,
~ wreck aud taken 10 Englaad, Taoss in the
misslnr bs,sts he believes to be safe.