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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-17

vtnccnnes and indianapolis Railroad.
We are pleased to learn that the whole OF
this road to Point Commerce from this place
has been sab-let, and a large force is to be
on this end of the road in few weeks to
commence operations. The road is teing
located BY an efficient corps Of engineers, and
when that is done the work will begin.
The prospect ofour fourishing town are
daily becoming more fattering; business is
advancing, property raising in all directions.
Prosperity is the order of the day these rail.
road times.-t Vim. Gaz. ,,f .@"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-17
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR FREsH

Many pers ms have felt the need of remedy for
ternal injuri that would heal them without having
them running sore for many wee Ks and for
months, as is frequently the the people have
a remedy in GARDENERS MAGIC WOUND HEALER,
which possess decided advantage over the
preparations usually employed in in the Of wounds
in the fact that fresh wounds treated with the Magic
Wound Healer will not infame become sore.
mh9d&w "a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-17
WAR DECs.AlsED.!

49, WAR DECE1AkEDyI 10 $1,000
EVI SILBkRN m has declared, mot wnr), but that
IL he has received the finest stock offspring Goods
ever brought 10 Evansville. aud that he G. WILL
sell them cheap as any oihrr house la the West.
His NEW STOCK consists in part OF Spring and Sum-
mer Clothing ofevery description.
--.-s LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
And every other article in the line OF Fancy Goods He
Is manufacturing his thing in this city, has the
best and most and variants salts
faction or no trade. Call and see f.pt2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-17
1ndfgnasion Meeting Of the Cerman
Catholics. ~ -

PHILADELPHIA, April 13.
The German Catholics of Pennsylvasfa
held large meeting in the Museum las:
evening to express their Indignation at the
Course of Judge Woodward. of the Supreme
Court, in committing eight trustees Of the
Holy Trinity Church to Bishop Newman's
party sins obedience to dhe oecision of th .
court. The German Catholics called the
bishop Jesuit, and protest against any at
temPsfto get the church property into the
hands Of the bishop, ard call upon American
Catholics, and others opposed to the iron rule
OF Jesuitism. to sustain them. The eight
trustees are still in prison.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-17
MEDICAL NOTICE.

." II mEDICAIB NOlICEss : u
DR J. II. WILCOX begs leave respectfully TO inform
IL the public that he has taken psrtner in the prac
tice of Medicine, Dr. JoHs CoNYSGToS who, from at.
tanments and varied experer ranks amo;g the rst
-Physieiass In the Mississippi Valley.
Drs. W. Cwould say to those who may require their
services, that they viii be promptly and carefully
ded aud that the advice Of both when desired via moi
increase the expense. - }. r. WILCOX. NJ. D..
spilu reI-r -. 80. J. CONJUNCTION, NJ. d.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-17
DIxx0r.u1ranI Nn,ctCE

DENSOEGTEOS NOTICE.
Office is hereby gisea. that the partnership hereto
fore existing, between the und rsigned. under the
ir name f Silbcrman. Ansracher Il Co. has been this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The business will
hereafter be conducted the old stand 10y Levi Slber
man, VIII, will pay a debts due from the late frn and
who is alone auhorzd collect and receive all sums
due said nrm from aay source whatever :. ! -
"A "a q l.. SIiBERMAN,
.r 90 49, A. ANSPACHER.
ap13 3w ~ PLOUT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-17
LAMASC0 CITY ELECTION.

Mr.. SANDERs:-You will please announce my nam
candidate for Marshal OF Lamaseo City at the
ing May election. (apllD IALFRED BEESLEY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-17

JUST received per steamer Fawn-Io bales Came lton
u Saeetngs, foI sale by J. H. MAGHEE& CO.,
.aP1 a1- go : s-.lf5 Evansville, Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-17
FARNVEn,S YGoTEE,


DANIEL tEFFr.i.. PRO RkitToR.
yNHE subscriber respectfully informs tne citizens Of
l. Evansville and surrounding country that he has
f,t.d up and furnished the above House in commod
and substantial and is prepared 10 enter
tain the travelling public in the best sly lie and on reason
able terms Connected with this House is large Wa
gnn Ward and Stable Convinced thai he will give sat
sfactio othose who stop at bis house, he respect
fully s,Iicis a share of public patronage. +---
apIf Iwd6mw DANIEL IEFFET..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-17

INTERESTING TO MENrEiiSTS.
L'OS1 ER e. BROW n have just been making large ad
ditions their former stock OF Staple and Fancy
Groceries which sweus to of the larges, and most
eompa, stocks 10 be found anywhere. They would re-
spectiv cali attention of their friends and dealers
their stock pr es :. determined To make
II 10 their Interest 10 buy in this market lapl2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-17

CHoICE N. o. Sugar. Yellow and Clarified, by the
~ DBL. hf Dbl or small, at +. BACON & co.'s
apis Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-17

f-trrt COKONEls,S INQUEST.
Inquest held OH the 9Th instant, at the Evansville
"A wharf, over man supposed 10 I've drowned
Rather large man; sandy complexion; long heard on
the chin: dressed in a black cloth coat. sanet pants
aud vest; snoes socks dollar In silver IN his
pocket. 1- t-ft.- JOHN TRlBLE.
apI i-sw Coroner Marlborough County.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-17

I 90 HHDS Fair to Prime Sugar, jus, reed and for
lOU sale low by (apie) FOSTER & BROWN
1SO BAGS Prime Pic Coffee. reed and for sale by
l IN .,go s-ffs FOSTER e. BROWN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-17

lyUNDREES...
- 90 bags Fine Salt; .25 bbs Wilmington Tar;
: 10 ties prime Rice; Is bbs Tanners Oil tbes;):
% bbls Plaster Paris; 25 bbls Crushed, Powdered
case hf bx SardiIcs; and Loaf Sugar, $500
G, sc ar bx do case Double Loaf Sugar.
IS bags White Carpet Chan all in and for sale
upon reasonable terms by FOSTER & BROWN.
api2
CYsTTP AND MOLASSES--- 80
- I bill Cincinnati Syrup; - -
~ Dbl Sugar-house Moiasscs; JUS. reed at .aH
app '-.rlt.i.- lsl sr,l1 BEpFORD's.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-17

RosToN and Golden Syrups. Sugar-house and Com
ID mon Molasses, by the bbl, hf Dbl or small for sale
at (apI5)S Il. BACON & co.'s Family Grocery.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-11-04
WOULDN'T ACCEPT ANY APoLoGY.-A

WOULDN'T ACCEPT ANY APoLoGY.-A
droll story is related of an honest farmer,
who, attempting to drive home a bull, got
suddenly hoisted over the fence. Recover
ing himself, he saw the animal on the other
side of the rails saving the air with his head
and neck and paving the ground. The good
ment, and then shaking his fist at him, ex
claimed" Darn your apologies, YOU needn't
stand there, you tarnal critter a bowin' and
scrapin'-you did it a purpose, darn your
ugly picture"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-11-04

w. L. Mckenzie was asked by an elector
what he was worth. "Time was" said lit
tie Mac, "that | was worth a thousand
pounds--at all events, that sum was offered
for me, but it being in my opinion below the
value of the article, kept out of the way"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-11-04

DR.. Chillon, of New York, has tested
quantity of all kinds of oysters, and he has
issued his certificate that he finds them as
innocent and wholesome as ever before.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
" 80 REAL ESTATE. = - -

ON4he % l,day ot0ApriI, AID 1854, al
oneiq'clock ipthe aAernooneof lthats day. at
the door Of the court house in the town of
Kahda, in Putnanr couniy,,O., will he sold
TO tho highest bidder. the following real 'es.
tate. as the properly of sStcpben White, de-.
ceased, 10 wit: The north west qnarter!e ef
the north, west lractioaal quarter oil section
SEVEN, town one SOUTH range FIVE east, in
Pptnnn,cpunty, Ohio; contaipiug forty -eicht
and four hundredths acres Of land more or,
less, snhjec!7te the adowcrof the widow.r-
AgPrais sdlat three huudredF and thirty six
dollars. ssrsfass7 7of ri n
TsRMspF SALE e79pestiird cash in hand,
one third in nine months, and the residue~is
4igh,een months, with ,interes. frpTnp ay of
sale.a Deferred pa yhiontsto be secared By
IN lrtgage on the5premisea.. d, f.,
edf Gs sbooPiIILlaP P ANDERSON, I"
bar fsaor1 DAYlDoC ARY,lA Aamf's. Gov
by A. BUDD. their Atty. II
MaIcly l5,' 1854, 4 q .MW e75
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insFne MARTHA WAsniNGFoN CAsB.-
ESCAPE. OF RUFUs CirapiN,oAIt3 will be
feedllecied tila,when sbc Martha Wash
'ngton prisoners WE rei;arsesisa On ihe
WARRANT ftom'lhe Governor ofi'AkaHsds,
Rufus 'Chapifiwas lying 8icka, the Wal.
nat street House. ga gnafdwaspai oyer
him, aud il was the intenlimatoi also re-
move him TO Helena, when, yer il should
be found thai ho was abIeitotravel.ai
J9liow vigianl ihissguariia was, ,pr6vesit-
selfana ihe fact tint might kelcre last RI-
fuslefllis room, and has act tsince been
seen byjthe,police.d oJ lijH -t5 bal
sgi VIZ ilcarn that lie passed through the
rffice ofulelhotel, where quite n number
gofIersons were us usual seulcd, andstlal
he atnactcd nopatticular attention.. This
implies that he was pretty wellidisgtiised.
FromaU Upr6ttj auihdn,lc sourcclwie learn
thatihis hnif1apd dis whiskcfs were pref.
~ well dyed, and that his clothes were
Gu, in tho ,trapeliag fqslfonaa hstsadao
immediately entered a. carriagegin
waitipg aad,wus drisenial dislaneeofffiyl
Eve Dmles belqfe dagEigblfo y ppiql where
he lookslheCexpress Train, and is .bylIbis
iimayon lbeisAore pfhthes sAtlgnIic. Wlst
part Of Europe Or South America may be
his ,fpiusa hp!nei,doas not icqnceIpas.
aeWe ilsqrp gha driver wasala' liile ton
much for tho noble horse WHICH carried
him, and that he departed this life a short
time alter lhe ppiut was won, & sl
Rufus; is The youngest of the Chapins,
aud more Of tie sympathy OF the public
has been manifested 'for him and his in
tetesfipl, iadv,, ,hanyany othef Of The de-
Itndah,s. Whether gully Or innocent
he has played MI adroitlrick which will
save him considerable trouble.-Ciacin-
natl Tines gonsanodr Esd' ~ ..sF
y " , d..
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sAfuKpAY.l March IL.
HILLS READ THE THIRD TIME. srol


a. HILLS READ TIE THIRD TIME siolg
IlOUSE.-lluuse bill No.c72, es,ab>
lish alterations Of State and county roads
Pnssed.-ycas So, nays L. ly@se'oi'i a.i
MIR. EMERY, OH leave, introduced aeb,ll
itDlprohibt the circulation Of bank no'cs
i(foteign or dome stic) Ola less deRominu,
iimEtlIan five dallnrs, ss9Hig5l bn5 a'aq
iJ Senate amendment 10 House pint res
oluii,ns relalive,o ahe5 unlgwfai proceed
ings at Eric, was coucuacdain. 'aooa
,91H 10 oicu hst l'uEsEAY, March Hiw
; iINlr EtKLEY, on leave, ,ainuodhced IA
dbill to- afxllln compensation ofnmembers
uf the General Assembly Guda Sia,egand
judicial olHcntsaaJ JRixingiahe per. diem
of members of th9SE.r eislaliraaatstiIreo
dollarsp Gbvcrnnr aad ] udgesoiSapreme
Court nj $1,000. .b9aS9} .9aoig5 ob
Mr.CRos moved the rjHciion CT The
bill. lIIo did not think iiiipnssiblo ,!a'
such o al coqll,pass, and beSbapod gsq
tlcmep in lhcir oyer@eenieg anxlSiaslo
rconomse, wopldIn insjs' upon WAsls
ing the time ,of lha House. ss,t,,s 4
Mr.. EcKLEY hpaedg ,ihc imntioh would
no, prova'I.s ( was not l'TeIppdpd ,thqt
the bill was ,pcrfs Ct. Sine, of lie ssl.ar
,irs named might be too high, oilers Toe
low. The peepla5 b9h W'ili9peaai ifIoab,,s
reduction. The biI would prove, a8sa-
v;ng of 100000 per nnnum, Which would
be qnile pu item. He was satisfied that
the best talent Of lhe Stale could be sser
cured in the public service, for. ieas mon.
cy than was nav paid. saso;,,,g
Mr. Cross said ,he bill proposed tore,
duce the 'sala,ies Of Supreme. Judges %
$l4O0 He 70 I'D prefer 10 sec them
raised 70 $4,000. ! The solqrrsof engn,
GERS was mined a, 5000. sEsgineers
who wete competent could cqmmapd
$4,000. What could be saved rs ihe en-
ployment,6f f.imconpetepli ,epginerrs?g II
employed upon some: great work, il would
fail, 10 the erduhd, pqtbaps % llhIep cosl q
hundreds Of thnusands}o s!ie Slaie,. Ohio
paid Smaller salaries tlian any oibeSSIqle
Of equal wealth. For mqmbfrs Of the
Legislature SO per day was proposed by
the bill. tits moi designed tp legislale
asregaids tie per diem of fl|eia@sppt, III
'aisldlu'e,b1i for those which'shouldl come
hereafter Mr.. C. INSISTED, lha, tbe. pres
en-, per dim was not 100 high. : n. ~.
The question was taken on The motion
20 reject, and resulted, yeas q, J; nays 6 |,
So The bill was Eol lel cted. ,ag das,
REpoRrs OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
:, Mr., LELAND, from the Judiciary Cons
miuee, reported back Senate bill prosii
ding Corlhc appointment Of commlssion-
erssto take Acknowledgements Of deeds IN
foreign countries, ,wilhout,amendme nl,apd
recommended itS passage. f2AA - ~
The bill was athen ,passndz-yeas l63,
nays Ia M3AM esEsSE a ~
os The same gentleman, from same cons
mitteo, reported back Senats 6llauthor-
izing Trustees of Orphan Asyltftns 10 ACT
As parents OF guardians il binding Out ia>
mates Of suclhAsyiums, and recommend
ed itslpassage ID iiiw ae'sil9zgaA yla4r
Mr.. BRuwN explained the object Of the
biB, which was then ,passsd-yeas. 81
nays ]. rs .s5GtTs'reti stsfS,'.s; f,'s;
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Democratic Convention.


IsoIThe Democracy Of Putnam county, ar,
Aihereby noiifiod ahalsthe ANIMAL meciin,
loT5tlle members16c lhe Demeern,ic p3ft
wrliabe dield 'atiille usiiat1 places Of b5El
1ins eleciiOns, IN '4heiscvefala townships
EfYH6lN 0H lNqPSsi4lay qSilqyy,sAaHe Ae S9 S9 aY IF Aplag 1854
bbetweeh Jllelho1rsnfleir o'clock "A. M
baud lbnrsit'clock,P. M;,fori tho nomina
tiion of Candidates for the f0llowin.
fCoDntsa Oficerslto witty bliW b9liqno5
j75lO7elPfobate judge, one Clerk or ahe
GohrtGhl CommonssReas, oneliA oditor
snelIffeasnreL one Pros6cdtine ATTORNEY
one Com missimeryaal ono Coroher.o5
70 ,1he Commuters subnilatle fdtowina
)fesolItonioisllic previous icohvenions o
btlle pHriy:=+- yqqd aw a2iiiw soma wsG
ReSolUed, That tho Central Committee
iappofntlmeoJ hdge in eachgiiownI
fshlp3a and an alternae Judge4ro serve IN
bisabsencc ateachnominating poll taken
in eachi township. p.E81s lie haa -eaHSg
In compliance with the7above resolu
'iohDlthe Committed fasoappointed The
'ollowihg gentleman:
Monroe -77Dapiel Blrns, John Grant.
Perry Samuel Thatcher Silss Nc.
Clish. .i,', '1'' i.,ls5ss,7 6i,oo ,.s' 81
j Monterey-- William Reckan,oW William
|flomonga bses tiGsiea !oi eo,2sss iT9a
|'gd Jackson -. s. While HAY Conner. Il
Jfaniags-L. Do, Lueenay % Henry
Roabea oasdl ,basl hiss ssssoqo nss noiioss
hi Sasdrcreek4 Lewis Stover,i Nathaniel
Monroe. gu Hf'oa st.' ~ .-N use ", D'.'t
p Uaioa7-Esaac, Vail, Isaac ,McCtacken
GreehSbwg - Adam Fenter, James
iU'u!e'st S.!!!ee'f't Ia -st.a.s s llsa-3iN uhjgNg
Liberty John Horne r,TIenry Green.
OAewa mn Gerhard Schluier,sJ. II.
SmiiIGJ 10 o,ai2 sanSg8sh 5UaQ riol
Pleasant ALLEN Edmonds, william,
Blgqati. s.at. y .s lis og 3 Ii.9,lfix
b,sRilry ~ Roberl Stewart; Henry Bios.
ser.eiD2sze 3s5gi1og iuoi galise ,7ao)
eBldachdrd- - Isaac Wytikdop,a George
B1cdn. 20 t'"D,, gn, u. .;la ~ ~
10 Van Baea-Juhn Leflr, Ralph Kill
pntricS.sgapi aitel iiIais asamon aoii2ss
The annual assembly Of The Conven.
lion Of three delegates from each town,
ship, for the pinpuse Of counting The
popular vote aud declaring the persons
nominated, viii nc q rt tlie Our, ,hvus,,15,
% Ka!ila, on Thursday, The 9Th day Of
April, A. b. lS54,Tat one o'clock, p. M3
and for the discharge Of all such other
business as may egitimaEely come before
them. -.,g s;-s ao g6saasfg ", I'D s,5s.
as The Committee would suggest the
nocessityaof apuncnal uuendence on the
part Of The Jhd5es, and Of receiving votes
only, from persons known 10 be Demo
Gratis who will suppertfthe whole sticket
when nominated ,----a,tl partute from this
rule tends 10 renderstlie primary meeting
iinpurs, and Creates suspicions 6s 10 The
fidelity oHthoseC conducting the meeting.
1t lslimpr0pss for judges to permit per,
sons TO vote who are only willing TO
pledge ihgmselves,to suppor, somes GER
iain caudlda,e, should he be, potnina,ed.
o ~ isE s5.Jo5 ssa S. SUTTON, H7Ty.
Z ,'ga2 ..;D. 90 Chairman Lam. Gen, Com.
Mitch s, 1854 .nr saas,a.a agl boa II.
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TREA SURER,S OFFICE.
NOElLE


MS hereby givent6 the non-fesident owners
4 of'laads III sections3l0, HIP, l3, Maud
iI5, ia township No. one soulh,arangeo
cas- ,and secliolls q g, i7aaJ i5i,lt5@n one
soufh ,sfange seSeir east ,aili in Rh;nain coun-
) y. tJlis,a that by order o' the Commi ssiou,s
Iers of said outynaulheir Marc!L sess,el,
George e, ,eyonger, j. ID !. NailandJ ] d. Rob
rrls, yi6wsrs,., and q,huef Pirker, surveyo.,
wil s1neethtt The horse of .Ndan Ridenger, +,
.n- Union township, said county on the 9Th
day OF Aptii nsxt. OF @itlidn fiseAdaFs III re-
aiierforbtne HaGpose ot vi lewtngand3locattng
q ,countyFoad, C ommenetng where the secS
tiolt lane crosses, the Rendleton and KahUa
Free II Turapike, beiween sealions3t0 andrl5,
thence rWsn'ng eastaon, said sections hne be-
tween sections bl0amisf5sil an,hl4,,12s and
1874 7pnd ID, 8 and l7oteintersec tti,a u ap'
Gerry Road, !, 7o .GE3RGE SdilNNER,e 20
March 90 '5tdaYsqP Principal Rrtilioper.
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l53 M LEIAND aIsoJeRSfied tackI tllslbIl
tt6 amend the crihindl procedure Of lli'
State mud recommendod, its indefinite
lposipnhemeni. es1s " te9s q y 4 ses
Messrs Ro0ERs and HUBBARD addres
sed the House in favor If 4hef indefinite
lposlpohement tofdibe blr i(pr6vidDa f3
certain pmonjmcnIslo ths' 'trimibaI prod.
|tices) )Aaf'&TT T@liNhAhc8tisslion was t5kot
on The indefinite postp5henient End LOST
-lyfas 22, lhays 4G.e egi1h.aa aAE -s
IaifTh6i question then beng on ordering
tho b'll 10 be cngrossed, it was ocatricd-
yeas 80, nays 90, rsle'd3a4aaH 81 -
MI. LEIaND reported back The Bill pro-
vldng for the election Of an additional
Judge in The frs; subdivision of the fourth
JndicIHli district iandsIecommended i,s
I'assuge.0q sssdi 'abugI iliw s1iGiia
syMndLEIaNDispekeiaI favor ofnlie bill,
andnntged thonecessily ofsproviding for
an additional Judgeiin iheAboso distsict (,
< (Etie,s I.scas, Stc)gtg5s9s sbslT9 ,gsIoii |
alan spokesinsfaVor ofathe
bili,, Which was uihendphssedA Ayeas 20.
nays 3.iioI9 boa issgsiai sdi Tsfla Hsi \
.mB afi lo TTT=5T fE7=77=7TiT= 7ssys aRYf
.ssdl 81 ei Steamboat Disaaterssd llpds /
sll ThoIsieamer Reindcdrfhnstaab duegat
GaHimlion, Indiana, .onafFng gsthgy, tscat
iteriIiginIisery and death all din cti0lFs.
yEoriyito fifty speasdiIs wlae'kdied5 and
.wouHded. Many cwerc blmwnsiiitoa ith4
I6Wer and IlroEnelA a6l a0qj ID qfg sgiu |
1t seems the boat hecametcninbgled
iii l,some2pnul boats Bh4u at Cahnel.
ton, a~hicIn CEASED sherssu8careeA Vory
muclt 'nptn wllichathe ;waterId!ppssed
outGof 'wo auf the ibohers, and ahe fues
cutlipscd. "a ag1e 81 mods ,sigdi5osdJe
Ia Tue following persons fromb Ohio are
brdlY scalled: syluyri ltiW sidt dgB0ii /
lJ1Isaac Conner, Pairic, fMprfiman, An
dsewmNiliuihsg Mary Snyderdhnd4 j
Baton, from CoIulul,us; Pierce Garry,
Acknowledgment Nancy Ann aud James
Alien. sE aiysa jg1l 8d1io 500 SOS r98 f.
% Immediately neutrality-suspicious., ihe
EdropasaIld, 3tlrsJoNlagnnl nlaacame1 along
side the wreck, e,and rehdemd all llheas /
sisiance in ilieu gpower.ooNone ofalie
,aexcopt ihel first matesand second
engineer, alweredirjred dlooVTweIigrwo
imdl been buried at tho last accounts,
aud7 twentysfour ofbers'arecso Seriously
i,lDfref thnililile, hppesare enterlained
Of their rctoverya' 9J iHw haUsai sr5aa
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elfcuop5 for, me- once otIeoHnW 1S4ttdftor;
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otII A.zA klAH 3BUDD nsn candidatesfof re-
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AwfpL DEATI.-A most traeicnl iale
Is nu Of The suff rings oflltt2e soldiers
ol a deigchmepi of 6Bsl regiment, now
stationed alI'oriqls,aod . black manwio
gatinMiihihe soldie is with lire intention d
doset,ngy and gatlipg,, over 10 Crab
lslqtd and tIlencs, as oppoiiunty offered
10 Aneiica. Alter a while, The wind
arising, 1tr'y were ddveiB odt Of Iher
cpurse, and sdSiein iintd rnihe apI:a boat
fot severnl days, Without idod Or waier.-
A length ono of tho soldiers proposed to
dsaw, .Iois. that ySne, sIloull, he klled 10
iarnisl. lfpod Tor the, e,ullrts jFIey blid
su,g sud tbeilot ,lell .Gp5h Faotnas Bucks,
", zone ''0f HE soldiers, @ii6 fofih%f4r
bouus.dpshts Esfm ca6a SPehad aveciu to
bleed dshimseifto toalcath; ene ofsibe olhtts
and The black mqp snelss d his blood and
w6hl iqtiEg, aud jumped inle
tho sea. Buekly 'alss died; and ,ibege re>,
manned only one solder ont Of tie pafi.
m the hpal,; Wtiiam. l.enpeb smllogtbreW
the dead body inioi,blle seaS lwhad Ehe
helm and lefl'himseh,oslis fate. He BAD
not ias,edaNy of Bpckley's bldod,becaust
according 70 his own statement be had
Ielt a scrdple, ,at dqings3, ashe had been
bis seR rade. Ahehee ventdsys' 'drlfth,gil
The buaiawas driven onttha scosst.o OF 81
Domingo, and lhtf COAST guard found ,Sih9
surviy9f, and . at{er giving hm. some ,re-,
coeel, S,ents cntried h;.,, ~ In.o,,,al ,,L =
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There VIII he q meeting o. the School Ex-
omlners of-Pu.nam county, ,'at Kdida ,.on' the
25thlday pf&lnrehi, AID. 4,afofthe pur.
p9sstoh neutrality-suspicious. for gTeaellers'
,Cprtifeates,ea i II i 7BDEFLM Err iisU
S. P, WEAVER,
i'His' P9s .I'eih A.'BUDD, .. 'e'F
q l9Mnreh15, '54. D0a School Examines.
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hfa jod~ -i'nfSArrRDlY, MafclGa r.ei
Fad SENA'rB.-sAlr IArLINrrom the'com-
mitteeie whichwas reterred Senafei bill
to provide for tho disHbdioh ofsdocu>
memsio lle pubijsliersofneWspapcTs and
hpeiiodicalsslia this Siatrf aropatted nlIie
sane back with ameimmentsiwhiclf were
agreed o,eand nae Bib passcd44yeas 81,
nWys0 o. rudT sIdise7sni Es Hi kTa oh
Nir EooT of'ssed a fresolaiiond bropoA
sing certain, amoiidtnbnfS tbDiliolnew
code; which was adopted. El G5IR