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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

The FUeirIvE SLAVE CAsE.--During 4
q pan ofiast week. the Dislrict Cour,. Judge
Leavit, presiding. was engaged tn irving I
case against r. r. sloan an Attorney a
l.Saa9usk ffrheseiae hin viii dias ipihc
escape of four iuei,iy6 slaves Tho action
was brough. under ihs fugiliye slave, law 81
1850, FOR 4 she penalty. which Is $1,000 Tor
each slave. Two suits had been commenced
by differen, owners, bu, as all the circnm.
stances agains, the delendan, were tho
same, !. was agreed that both cases shoxld
be passed upon a. once.
The case went 10 the jury on Saturday,
evening, and verdicl, We learn, was agreed
upon on Sunday morning, about 6 O'Clock.
and sealed up for court, This morning the
jury was polIed, and lbe verdc, was, NOT
gully in one cuse, and guilty In the olher.---l
In the case Of Gibbons W. the def',., the
verdic, Of no, guilty was found under the I'M
slruclions of,he court, the power Of attorney
under which arrest was made being null and
void. a,.. ..-., .....s.,1 .s'p .,5a,T
In the case Of Weymer, vs., Sloan, the
verdict was, Gully, There were .hres
slaves involved In this case, and The penal
W by the law is fixed a. $4,000, which will
be The amount OF judgemen. with costs. ~
When The jury was polled, Mr.. Mills, one Of
the number. said he gave The vsrdic. OF gull.
~ with extreme reluctance. ''".' -
81 Tar as We have heard an expression, II
is Of surprise at the verdicI i'm this last
case.-O. S. Jour. .---.-'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07
TIE "GaEAr SALE or LOTS * KArz..r

THE "GREAT SALE OF LoTs IN KANzAs."
--Perceivinga paragraph going the rounds
oI the papers with the above heading, de-
scriplive Of recent sale of lots in the pro-
posed new .own Of LeaYenwor.h, opposite
Forl Leavenworth, we have 10 say tha, no
lille with baubee Gun be given for The prop.
cry sold on that occasion aI enormously
high prices The site Of The proposed new
town in question is upon lands ceded by the
Indians 20 the United States iL ,rus, for their
own benefit. and Of course ars 10 be sold by
the General Government. The sellers pro-,
fess to give only squauers pre.emplion ii.
ties, which the Attorney Ganeral has unhss.
i'a.ingly declares moi worth anything 10
lands so ceded. The lands in question have
never ye, been even surveyed under The au.
.hoily Of the United States. Those who
paid money 10 The parties selling those lo,s,
will find 10 their cos. ,ha, the lille they are
TO ge. is not worth chew oil .ubacco.- Wash.
ington Star. o~" 's
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

EXPLOSION OF SEVEN Tons OF GUNPownER,
-1vcnty Persons Burned 10 Death, and
One Hundred WOundSd.--A fire broke ouI
in Dawson's Steam Mill, at Ga.eshead, (near
Newcas'le-upon.Tyne,, England, on The
9Th, destroying an immense amount Of
properly, and involving an awfal destruction
Of human life. Twenty bodies have bseu
taken OF. Of the ruins, and nearly one hun.
dred survivors were SO badly injured lha.
many more deaths were expected. aia-
The destruction Uf properly is estimated
al not less than El 100000. .,ta. a.a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07
BoMnARpMENr OF WAsHINcroN..-

BoMBARDMRNT OF WASHINGTON.
Southern editor who condemns the Nebras.
ka swindle az a.measure uncaled for, and o
violation Of a sacred national compact, re.
joices over the result, Of the recent elections
as savage and unmis,akeable condemna.
.iou Of The Pierce administration. He says
",he King Of the Mosquito kingdom coulG
no. have been more appalled, during ,he
bombardmen, OF Grsyiown than the Presi.
den. 10 with this bombsrdment Of the capitol
BY the people. The King of the Mosquito
knew there was virtue in his legs, and he
could run from The bombardmen,. The
President. however, has 10 s,and il: painful
as this burs,icg Of bombs 10 20 him. he mus
wear on until he vilhers again into Franklin
Pierce. Of New Hampshire. His friend.
arc falling in every direction He found !,
!, easy enough to buy Or. Olds. by telling
him, according 10 Tie doc,or's lel,es, 10 .ak,
- posiIion where he could ash for Judge
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

ship for friend; bui unfortunately the pso+
pie Of DR.. Old's district would NOT sign the
con,rac, and thus confirm the sale. The
people repudiated the whole transaction and
made DR.. Olds one of the smallest spec.
linens Of humanity that will crawl 10 The
wnlka Of the House Of Representatives dur,
ing .he coming winter. II this bopbard-
ment Of The capitol continues bu, lit.la
longer, there will be bu, liols Of the sd-
minislration lei,s dWhen.,h executive gov
ernmen occupies a position which 10 full of
chagrin, disappointment and defeat, 10 the
rejocings OF The people, i,scatcely deserves
burial. 20 Hafrisbwgh Telegraph.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

The "anti.renters" OF New York held
convention a, Albany on Thursday. and
nominated the Whig State licks, with one
exception. They rjecled Raymond for
Lieu!enan. Governor, and substituted Brad.
ford R. Wood in his place. lt2 j
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

On the l9.h ballot the Legislature Of
Vermont elected Daniel p. Thompson, Of
Montpelier, as Secretary OF State. Iio 10
the editor Of The Freeman, the free Demo-
cratic Stale paper, and is a gentleman of
considerable literary reputation.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

Nike Walsh, The drunken rowdy Of the
Five Poin,s Ward, is The only Nebraska
man that has been re.nominA.e for Com.
g'ess In New York. How'll bs terriblyl
beaten on the 7.h Of November. .5..,s,, 81
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

The new war steamer Niagara, Just com.
menced NJ The Brooklyn Navy Yard. is SAG
fee, lorg. 55 feet beam. 81 feet hold, 10 have
a speed Of 16 miles under steam alone, or II,
miles 40 hour under sail alone, and 70 have
euns II inch bore.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

M Az q = Tsfo s \ n ONE DFSTINY.% =
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-05
A pROPOs DE MARRIAGE.

Jai souyent entcndu ag;ter une qucs-
ton ties grave d propos de marriage.
Es' ce Ia jcnne file qni doit choisir
elic.mame ihomme a,l4nci cilc doit IL
vrer tou,e sa vie ?-les jeunes gems di-
sent oni, les parents dissent non. :.
Sont-cc les parents mi doivent fai'c
&c choix lies enfants discnt non, les
parents discnt oui. 1sHa1 .ti94Geb 81
Mais qnand les parents etaient jcnnes,
lis rfpondaient oui sur la premiere 4nes-
ton ct non SUR Ia scconde.
! : - Qt,i i, rai>on /? -
Ga apeat gcitcr dcs excmples dssas-
trcux ct tres frtquenis dcs resultats dc
#I.appIca.ion dcs deux principes. IN
Les james gems sont en- avril; lis pre-
yoicnt tout ,u plus NAL, JUN ct Juliet ;
lstrouyent septembre problamatiqne ct
ne ctoicnt pas in tout deceubfe. a9
les yicilIafds, glaces dams mn pcrpe-
tnci hiver, voicnt dicc;nbrc, janyicr, lt-
,yrier; nc sont pas shrs de revnir mars /;
-sont persuad,is quill ny aura plus
pour cnx dc mois de mai, ct altribucnt
Icurs vagaes souvenirs dc Juliet aune
crrcur. i unc illusion ou q une (ieyre.
Les premiers penscnt qn'on pent a
chcter pour tonjhurs les vstcments de
toile ct des hsh,tsed'ete. aa, l9' 9I
Les seco Ids. pensent ga'ils ny \ be-
soin que de valemsnts &hauds ct dc
fourrurca.
Chaeun des dcax parts a facilcmcnt
i;.ison contre isat,tre. s.aasAEA
Tons derx ont raison, m us tous deux
ont tort. @..''..s...z ~. ss5f,.s#,3zs s3. Ef;
81 INC fallait ahsolament prononcer,
je me r;tngerais de l'avis dcs .icunes
gcns.-Aa a,ois d.avrii, lis sont stirs de
METRE quel4aefois Ieurs ISgees ct fs'is
vetemepts, ct il n est pas certaia qsi'i' g
epdo+sent jamais les fonrrnres doat les
parents les aifnblent prematurement.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-05

en favour du projet presents par M
Cronan. ....... .......... .-...... ........ 3.
LA question des dtpenses 1n'entrai-
nerait ladoption de &C projet nous pa
raft trop secondaire pour nous en- occu-
per ici d Pune maniere particuliese, ell il
nest pas probable qn'eIlc SOFT unc OBJ
lection pour quelqnun. LA vile scst
dtja montree dispose i ctder d rEtat
un terrain convenable pour In constrnc-
ton dun Capitole, de sorte quill ne s'a-
girait plus que de pourvoir ;'nx frais de
construction. Nous ne repeterons pas &C
dae nous avons dit precedcmment dc I'u-
sage a,,1,;;:! pourrait atre affecte I'ed;tice
actuel dc Roag-; mails nous fe-
rons observer que, soft que la .-egIslatu-
re Sc decide d faiTc construire uD coi;Ssge
d'Etat, GU meme IN local convenabie
pour I Univcrsite de la Louisiana, soil,
qu'elle fasse constrnirc un nouveau Ca
pitole, la depensc scra la meme. Or, ces
deux Antres constructions sont trop in
dispensables pour quill NY soft pas pour.
VII dams la session actneIlc; don il suit
que le .trarsfert du siege du gonvernc
mcnt a la NIIc-Or;ans n'cntraiaerai1. a
aucune dtpcnse inuti'e on impre'ue.
La conclusion tirer de ce que nous
venons de dire est done qn'aucune bon
nj. raison n'exige Ie maintien de Peta'
de chooses actuet, ct que tout concourt an
contrairc en- ftveur dn projet de M.
Cronan, con,re IeqneI il nc sau'alt etrc
eIeso aucune objection sericuse.
g. .t Cooursicr de Ia Louisiana.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-05
f.r siECI. IyU GOUv ERkE-
MENT. zga4a6i astl4i

a.. n tpu yrir lpir | s faarorts I'M itoHe
.o,, os,,rnu.l III. Ba,ani Rouge que Ia
,me.,:on In +ira-sfrpt eisi 'sirge7 dn enu,
.e.ut M Ut. cst ngi',se plns ono J.''i'n t'. -
,,ot, ,.as prlt- St,r eiro,c dan. f. .t'.i stii'
.in l'Asn,nb'ic Gs,nftale, y als rHfm'
les m.nbr~s don't ellie So eoii,l ose. Moss
.onsr,e. d:autan na.in. tton,e dc eett,
di..o,;iion,. i!ift, fa'neecssitt d. ar trains
fs.t, f'fa;, .si,fir ,ig.Go. jour q, i.s''s 'f'
,,ias, ,teiss dfi l'dii 1p'o.''tlne sn q'' J. )
OH . III spplauti, adssithTn qa'a t."x q'
~ .o.lt opp,,s,'s. t'cttt, i'tccs-i'e g. ma.
n;f,.tc soi,s ,sit de ralpo,ts rh'tl lsef'''
4;tfisilc ci.ii tlfet qdc tom l,.i monde n'ta'
fat pa frarItF; =, .itcs incot'se"'e''ss
IN .uui ID ,,i.titrrt tt.iicnt tsempenses par
,a,elu.c a,!,nt;lst reel resultant do s'eg's
a.Iio !. 81, ,i...is,,a asli goi'serpcmcM par
r.. deix ac,nieirs consultations, on sis',s
rai, il. resienef 4 subi,t les ''s,s en- cof'si-
,Isra,;ons.., l.s,ntrt. Nlais no'is n 'aNoas
nul tesoii de- dire qn'linrn ct pas. ai'1
i. 4, nous He voyoas fpas f'ouflnoison
supphrtcrait pIus ionste,nfs uh' ''''l sa',s
r,,,eE, tis stafiaA lf saAaR q
(, ipe.l de fondcmcntdes raisons q"i
farcnt ailegases dnhs Il, convention DO
lS4S en- f:sscur &c II n,csure don't tout
,'Etat soulire sujoardini d 6te ample
snent dsn,nnire par I'expsfieace..i I'm
force des ctosss le sot,lait ilil,si, ct ihts'
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-05

| q Amssi irsait OH yu ssetablir a Harlem
tons ces esprits tranquilles qni posss-
daient t'amour de. In tsrrc ct de ses
biens, comme on ayait va s'etablir a
Rotterdam ct 4 Amsterdam. tous les es.
prits inqniets ct ctrcmaans, qui possedent
I'amour des voyages ct da Commerce,
CONNIE on await yu s'etablir a Ia Haye
tous les politiques ct les mondaina.
Nous avons dit que Ia Haye await etc
| Ia conquete des.sasans. a4h9 s5f
Harlem prit done lc goit ,des chooses
douces, dc la musiqne, de Ia peintnfe,
des ycrgers, des promenades, des bois et
dcs parterrcs. 4Iy1 his ~al5
Harlem desint follc des Aeurs,h ct en-.
Ftle antrcs feurs, des lulipes. astspo, 4 1,
Harlem propose des prix enfhon-
neur des tnlipes, etnous arrisons rain<i,
fort naturcllement cemmcs on volt, i
parter de celni que Il vile proposait,, le
is mai 1873, en- fhonnear de h graade
Itu!ipc uoire, -ans tache ct sans .defaut,
qni dey,it rapporter cent mile horias !
son inyenteur. lsasii8sf 81 lgf.st
Harlem ayant mis- en- !nmiere sa isps-
cialiie, Harlem ayans affiehe Jaen go1t
pour les fienrs en- general ct les atuliPes
en- particulier dams un temps on tout
fetait i Ia gae,re on aux sedilions, liar,
ilcm ayaD. en- rinsigne joie de soir aorir
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-05
FIN DE l.'EXPEDITION Wat.
.ES kER. a& 7H'a -

Les journa,is mexicains nous appor.
tent la confirmation, On meme temps que
les details De la deiaite q,i est venue ar-
raler, dams Ieur raridc ct faeilc :riom-
.phe, lie capi,ainc Walker ct scs qss>
rantc-cinq compagnons d'aventurc.
LA rtpubIiq"e de M. Walker v6cu,
dit lie Trait d Union de Mexico. On ne
commit pas. encorcj tors les details n'
tonte l'etcnduc dc son dtsastrc, nous cn
raconterons ce que nous savons.
LIE chef dee fofbans tronvant ST posi-.
ton compromise a Ia Paz ct eraigaans.
unc attaqne dcs. habitants revenns dc
icur tcrrcur. nit la yoiIc, ic 6 dtecm.
bre, ct ALA moulIcr Ia Ensenada de
'rodos los Santos, non !oin du cap San
Lucas. C'est une baie dasertc CONNIE
tant d'antres don't cctte cote est echan1
cree. C'est la quill planta 81 bannieru
aux dcux etoiIes rougcs ct procIama 3.
prfsdence ct sa rspubIiqne Independents
tc Ell face dc Ia mer, do rivage ct dc
l'horizon desert, qui ny troayerent rich
i rcdire. On tint conseil ct il fut decide
qu'on snrprendrait San,o Thomas, pcti.
bonrg situe ~ miles de pEnsenada.
Santo Thomas est unc ancicnne tnaisou
de )esuitcs qui compte unc eglise, uns
convent ct ctqnclancs maisons. On pens
i pcine rennir dams tout lc district
dcux cents hommes arn,es L'expedi-
ton dcs aventuicrs s'achemin;, par ter
re, i travcrs un pays sec, desert et tout
none dc rochers ct dc coilincs. lie a.
vaient enleye dune hacienda situtc
pres de l'En< enada des chevaux ct dcs
bstes dc somme ct s'avancaient sans me-
tiancc lorsqn'ils SC sirent tout 3 coup
ccrnts ct ,,ttaques par NJ. Negrete, Ca
pitaine commandant dc Santo Thomas
qai await recu avis de leur movement
I.'rxpsdition dtooncert6e battit en- re-
traite po.,r Sc r;,llier nj, quar:ier- gene--
raj; ellie await perdu 4 honnnes. En- y
arrivani lis tronv6rent Ia baie vide : te
patron De la Caroline setuit par les Of
frcs Ct les remontrances des deux gou-
vcrneurs prisopniersa bord await ma
In yoile. Quel a etc Ic sort dcs 40 hons
mes abandohnes sur one PLACE cnncmir
M miIieu dune population cxasptrec ?
Il est f.ciie de le prtvoir. Ce nest plus
dc la guerre, c'est une chase. asF t9
NJ. Gandara a appris an gouverae-
ment mcxicain, par vote tsligraphique,
qu'iI ay ait appcIe tonte Ia population de-
la Sonora AUX prsnes, Gull await anc fof,
ce orea,,isee de 500 hommes Hermo~
silio ct quill await p'is Ia rcntc du tabac
pour snbyenir aux frais cxtraordinaires,
qn'exigcnt les Circumstances.
lie gouyrrneur Espinosa annoucc,
ariune dere he datsc da l8 deccmbre,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-05

me. Scs ycux i,tnpific- ct d'nnc4lHtelli
renee ii pe,ietrantc quils allefenl
cilfrrhtl i. !. il nn''.ile.e cndorniie1a'f fond
d. ce ceus, sotnirc, dun so sst'f: f:nmell q'''l
rassenbIa.t ! II mort, ,..
All !jje comprends.a. 81 sja.s ssI
Ros;, spnrit Ell niglusis leg mains.
.gis--- Vous csp6ltz en- moi, dit Icl prin'
ccus ast5 saaisftR9 ssiaa4 les " s8Ha2d 9ats ss
- OH, rnonstigneur.a rais2as a. ,ae.s9 .s
Hum s.. ,ass s,,.,t s,s.aI n, Il..s55t
q prince cacheta In lc:tre squ.ilatyc-
matt d.ecrire ctfapphlae,na dc Sc 9th
ciersg a1fsAig 1i5 FL ssdsifles a9lss8 e ss
a. Mon..icnr van D,ken, dit.i', por.
az, Ia. wfsiein III message essags sqse soieti;
vons prcndrcz lecture Describes que Ie
doir,e an godsernear, ictsenlee q'nt yeHs
rcearde Il b1isllas HxetNtefez.
I1ofiirief salua, at l'on entendlt re.
tentir soass lii vedie sonore dc la malson
'ic catop sehesal.gss ~
Ma & le, ponrsuisit le rIii'ce, 6 est
difnaische Ii, fese de il tulip ct dimai''
lehe cest aapies.,ltinsii.I Fai e. yoas q
belle aycc les elnsl cents forms qiie sei-
cf; CIR j. Neax qac &c Joar-'ida. ssit l,nts
grande isie pnpr YOU. .,.; 100 3
co nme,t Vnire Aiieese yent-elIc
que ,s. ie IL spiis ,tipe, mlrmata Rosa a s
- P,enez le costume des epoasees
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-05

fi5sol,ies, dis G,d|ladne, II toas sierra
fort bitn. 8 80 - s4s 8
ls aao s97sa5tn nsnLrn.
Harlem, Oh nous sommcs cntles il, j, a
trois tfo iio,rs i,j; asec Rosa ct on nous venons
de rc,,,rer ,l,i i Ia suite d,l pri-onnitr, est
nne iolic vile, qni s''enorgnleilllt ! bon
droit d'stre une dcs pk'.. om'brsgscs 1'a' DC Dc
Ia HoIlande. e5ab ayayasq s .td.solafy. !,
Ta.ais que que d'aalres, motlaienlt leeur eur
am,oour-proprc a brilIcr par les arscnanx
Ct par les chantier-. par les naagasins ct
par les bazars, Harlem mcltai. tonte sa
gloirc i primer to,ftes its ssilles des Etats
par ses beaux ormcs ltonif'ls, par ses peu-
pliers elances, ct snrlon. par ses nom
.l,,cuses prto,nehades, :t't.dcs<us desgnel!cs
s'arrondissaiss.t,t en- vodtc, ic chenc, le
tiIlcnI ct ie marronnier.
HalIcm, soyanl qpe I.eydc sa voisine
let Amsterdam "a feire, pfe.saielt,1 Tune,
le chemii. de deyenir irune.sille de seien-
iae. ct l'.atre celui de deseiir. nne vile
dc commerce. Harlem await soallu atre
lune vile agiiieole oa pIdfSt horlicole.
En- .ifei, bien close, hien asrse, bicn
lchautfse au soleil, ellie doanalt aux jar
ldlaiers des garsasiess que loatslaatre vi
Sie.. asec ses ,ventsfde mer gu sesfsolciis
&c piaine, n'sat point sti leur o!ifir.
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Irldeaf de ses pretentions ct l'insignc
honnenr dc yoir flenrir I'ideaI des tuli.
pes. HsrIem, Ia joiie Vile pieine de bois
ct de soleil, d'ombrc ct de ldmicrc,
Harlem await youla fairc dc cette csre-.
monte de l'inaugnration dn p,ix, nne fete
oni dnrii etcrneIlement dams le souvenir
des hommes. =
Et ellie en- await d'aptant plus le droit
quo IA Hollande est 10 pays des ietes;
jamais nature plus paressense ne deplnys
plns d'ardcnr crianic, chausante ct dam
sante que cellc desboBs repablicains dcs
ISept-Proviuces a l'accasion dcs discrtis-
seinents. fs q sF5sA a 3si35aHs
voyez plu.ot les Tableaux dcs dcux
Tcniers.
II csi certain que les parcs.enr sont
de tons les hom,Iics les plus ardcns a'sc
fatigaer, non pas lors4u'ils Sc mettcnt
au travail, mais lorsqn'ils SC me!tent ;su
plaisir. ess9 II f,1xa
Harlem s'elait done misc Implement
en- Iioie, car efIe await 4 fster hbc triple
soIennite Ia sufipe aoire asait etc de-
coayerte, puis Ie prince, Guillaume do.
range assistait i IN c6remonic, en- vrai
Hoiian daislqu'ii ftaif.
~
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J'ai beaucoup examine cette question
II vo;c; 20 oue 10 crois raisounahlc

J'ai beaucoup examine cette question
ct voici ce que je crois raisonnable
C'est aux.parents a faire un premier
choix, TN peu large, nn pen agne.-Cc
choix consisic dans lc scin de n'adnct.
ire dams Icnrs relations que des hom,nes
qui par l>age, la conduitc, l'inteih-
gencc ct la position, n'aient rien qni
rcnde impossible lenrs yeux unc union
avec lcur file.
En>ui,c, il fant ne pas .'arretcr Ia
preference qn'ils pourraicnt epronver
pour tel OIL lei, ct abandonn.r fran
element lenr enf;,nt lc choix dams, ca
premier tirage. - .....
ALrmoNsE kAsn.
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AGENTS DU ?IoNNIER.


aseali' sot5f.tt IN. E.. Eude, Passage
g,,r.earrArst 'aS de la Bourse, No 50,
saF...' rb stq3 IL encoignure Cont
Aacpss,os !. q. =. NJ NJ. Rich ard 81 Tempet.
R,r,xs.Nsuyg. NJ. eFirmn Duplessis.
fSxrv,LLg sgt.s M. j. tBfean.a @ai, Isl
ar.IAssvgs g9.. >. Nj. Auguste 'fhcriot. : RI
sr''s.s parTfsrl' saa' NJ, 1Elsard perre'.
ps.-.i,axstr AT. Edmond Bulliard. e!ii4
Yv,sesAux1 II. ,.I;M.aAdolphe Blanchard
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-29
GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
SPECUJIATOESS. ATTENTION!


VALUABLE TOWN CITY EVANSVILLE, INDIANA
fINO BIZ SOLD without reserve) at Public Auction, at
Il Evansville, sale commencing on the 18th day of
April, A. ID. lS544 Lots In the Southern Enlargement
of said city, to wits Lots Nos aud in Block l2 Lots
Nos p and in Block III Lots 3, T. SO, l2 and - In
Block l Lots Nos g. o, 10. IL D. 33 and "a in Block
o. Lots Nos. B. TO- IL and IL in Block ID; Lots Nos 4,
Is, Il, 81 and % in Block Is and Lots Nos B. 2 -, 90
80, 81, 80 and 40 in Block 10.
ALSO-One Acre of ground In Morgan d Giford's
Enlargement of said city, to be sold in lots to suit pur-
CHI
ALSO-The undivided half Of acre containing a
house suitable for a SIN" II family residence lying the
Boonve road The Corporation line of Evansville.
in Block thirteen, the 4h enlargement, adjoining Ev
ansyille.
ALSO--Lot e. Old Plan, City Of Evansville, lsai feet
front by $50 deep. very valuable Lot situated
Main in the heart of the business portion of
the city, containing fine three story Brick Warehouse,
the Drug Store OF Messrs. Keller Farms
ley o Co.
ALSo-Fory acres Of valuable land lying near the Z.
and C. Railroad aud within miles Of the city Of Ev-
ansville--to be sold in lots pf i've acres each.
ALSO-Twenty Acres on Pigeon Greek, two miles
from the city, ntersected by the r. and e. Railroad
This superior as sites for man
ufacturing esablishm Pork Houses, or Mill seats,
from its location the Creek and Railroad. To be sold
IN tracts Of two each, us purchasers may
desire.
TERMS,
One third ofthe purchase money, cash; the balance In
ak aud Twelve months, with interest, and approved
security.
lI y Sale positive. Title indisputable.
mh23 Is CRAWFORD BELL.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-29
Louisiana Firm To the Union.

New ORLEANS, March 20.
The Nebraska resolutions introduced into
the House Of Representatives of this State
dePrecstirg the agitation rPon the slavery
question, and declaring the compromise a
fnaity, have been unanimously passed.
CHARLESTON, March %.
James Sinkler, member of the South
Carolina Legislature, is dead.
We have also TO announce the death OF
Hon. Kerr Boyce, much beloved and
wealthy merchant OF this city. lie leaves
property valued at over a million ,,of dollars
RALEIGH, N. c., March %.
Hon. VIM. A. Graham is a candidate for
the United States Senate from this State.