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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-25

T What has become of our agreeable COL
respondent. A. B. ca" His letters were always
welcome, as they were always good in every
particular. We hope to receive further favors
from him, as many inquiries are made OF US
about him. "B.," our financial correspondent,
is not al indianapolis at present.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-25

II Nathan Rowley, Esq has already got
large cellar nearly dug on the site of the late fire
preparatory 10 erecting fine brick buildings.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-25

t. The David White did not al rive yester-
day, but was reported by the Memphis a, Owens
boro yesterday taking in tobacco. She viii! Re
ready this morning, W. presume, 70 take pas
sengers and some freight here.
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RAILROAD CITY.

w. III. BYroRD, NJ. D.--While in Evans
vile few daps since we happened to meet
our old friend DR.. Bysord, formerly of Mt.
Vernon. AS physician and surgeon, this
gentleman has but few superiors. And we
would advise those who are afflicted with
sore eyes, and have to 90 abroad to get them
operated onto go TO DIR. B. At the house
where we met the Dr. he had some three or
four persons under his care; who after trying
several other prominent physicians without
relief, had been induced to give the DIR. a
trial, and were recovering their sight. One
of the gentlemen Informed us that he could
not see anything at all when he first went to
Evansville, and that his sight had so far re-
turned, that he could see how TO walk about
the streets. Rev. Mr.. Anderson Walk
er's daughter, who had been afflicted seven
years, three years of which time she was to-
tally blind, under his treatment is now com
pletely restored; for the truth Of which we
refer to Mr. Walker himself
Grayviile Neps.
We are happy 10 learn that the Doctors src-
cess in the treatment of diseases OF the eye is be-
coming generally known, and that his list of pa
tients are rapidly increasing bo.h at home and
from abroad. His treatment. is Of the mildes
character, anu his practice in this place has been
emGently successful.
Our Assistant was afflicted with il flammato-
ry sore eyes, in the month oi November last
which for time caused him to suspend the use
of them entirely in his business, aud even threat
ened more serious consequences. He finally APP
pied TO DR.. Byford, and Immediately experience
ed the most satisfactory relief. They conliGu
ed to improve under his treatment, although
as ain pnt TO severe and almost cons ant USE
The weakness is entirety relieved and sigh
restored as good as eyer. The Doctors advice
with regard TO the use of sound eyes, as well Us
his treatment of diseases, is Invaluable.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-25

Il The Cumberland Valley at our
wharf last evening, with three ne loco motives
and tenders in barge. They were bound for
Nashville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-25

u Weather yesterday cool and cloudy
River falling but in excellent stage
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-25

The amount liabilities duo Banks
creditors--so hing.
Losses ADJUST d ana due-nons.
Losses dJussed and hot due. si1s.5is y
l. sses unaai ust-c aud IN saspense, wait
All Other sIans against the Company small only
Agents @ lust usied to take no risk over .m@c.
h insured city, vlax- depends on
the character. Material and construction Of badinEs the
widho streets the surry o. water Of the hr
The in Lock OF Su'ld varies; the dssg 10
to liat tie loss by any hire. 10 Sio Wo or less
The OF ineorpo alton . ih. same AS hlss in Jay
STATE OF coNSEcrlcur Sss usr,fa,a Ian ,.,,.
Personally Appeared Thomas A. alexander Secretary ofshs
Ena Hsurarc Company and made Oath that the fceseng
BY him bscribed according 70 his best
HENRY FOWLER Justice 81 the Peace
All thathsre property insare will nses, snd
tenne the preceding reliable expose f this old ess sr,,a
s line Of for ability and
%san VII the a';s1'ps s ass
its condition with local ans State Insurance.
lie materially affected 10y shr late depression In
The eyerr OF Geo. is bona hds each
addition the strength of the corpoyaton and pernnnnt
The See,siry and real benefits
pasd in the fact the A pAs s s.. in
the Of &c, shieh has been pad consider
litigation. all any these facts to the
Of valuable patronage increass thy v
with prope favorable aud tern,
as security to all permits. - -
~
EpY the Court of Common Pleas Of vsnderburh
I'D county will and after the LIST day OF fesraAry
sell at sale and If cold ~ private sale on the so
OF public auction
House Evansville sell t. the highest bccer parcel NO.
IS and parcel No a. containing io3 acres
of the lands belonging the estate OF His bawkns
dec being tonal sections Nos and In
township No south of No. 10 west upon the following
term, witt
of the purchase to be pad on day ofsss;
twelve and ope-iourth ia
eighteen Of SALE with interest from Date ans
without relief valuation arprasement laws. FUR
ehasers to give their notes with aPerH ed
11WN III ia
GRAPE VINE SETS.
INV thousand Grape Vine and OF hes. quail
will be sold Cincinnati prices Those wishing 10
tits call soon.
janls-tf DECkEE q hkAAbh
LARORERs wANRED.
. TEN farming nds wanted Immediately IN &c 20
Visions t sa%t' Apply to janis FosIER CO.
VpROOMs. WHishS. ETC
ND 80 dog shaker and common Br'o oa;; w,,.,,
do Nhisks; d"z PLAIN nisFs'
Janis W '''A'' H0RNBR0oK CHURCHILL.
COTTON BATTING AGENCY
HAVE the gepcy Of the Cannelton Cotton Batting Aii
and shall keep stock hand Of No. aud No az slt
times at the lowest cash price at
janis COOKS Family Grocery-
eDeS janis COOK 5 Family Grocery
,E'O CLOSE COZ. IGNMENT.-
81 k.gs Austin King q Co.'S Rae per p in store,
jan l' '' 'A' '''' " COOKS Family Grocery.
EVANSVILLE a. CRAwF0RDSvILLA
RAILROAD.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-25
LEONARD Il kWEET,
INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL
TO HALF A MILLION OF DOLLARS.
THE FTNA INNJTRA NCE M UARTE0RD (YiAN

HE ElNh lNNUnANUEUU w., 1hnlrUNU. UDNNe
AvING complied with the Law regulate Insuranes
Agencies. of Companies Incorporates other
passed May lt 1851 by the Ohio Legislature thefoev
required thereby prepared that The original
being hle in the AUDITORS Office It full and
emeht and Is published the community
the of the
for itself. BY STATE AUTHORITY.
STATEMENT ON JANUARY. 1855.
The of the Corporation is TSA Insurance Coma
Ny. located at Hartiori Conn.,. chartered 1919.
The CAPITAL is Five Hundred thousand Dollars. and paid
up The Assets OF the Company
Cash on hand, in Bank the la DIS or Agents
or other persons ............
Real uniB numbered Observation-Disclosures. H.G12 IS
srmi-annuaiiy - .........'
Deb.s Company 1913 ~
able payable
Bills receivable remium s9I "
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EVANSVILLE a. CRAWFOR DSVILLB
RAILROAD.
$50 - -
OPEN TO TERRE HAUTE

on AND AFTER WED> EsDAY. DFCE NBER 6. 1884,.
Trains win a follows lSunaays esesPted))
TRAIN DO" atpTEsiS =
Leaves Eynnsv q n Leaves Terre Haufe s.: oa
Arrive 1900 m Arrive az Vncenr i2to
Dc part i.oo IN Depart from lseP N
Arrive at Terpe Haue. 435 Arrive Evansville sass
Hs- Passengers dine ST Yineennes.
by this sleep at TER. Hant the Morn
ing the Terre aue aud Richmond Road at A NJ
1910 A NJ. in Zine to eonsee VIII
trains as follows:
For Cincinnati via LaxI.nssbu'sh route at ,i;'o A. NJ
arrive Cincinnati at 4?O Il. NJ.
For Cleveland Prtshurgh and all inttrnedise points wa
Bellefon saias load at IL NJ
Far Xenia. DAYTON. Columbus. GAINESVILLE and Mheeln g
Indiana Central NJ arrive at Columbus at Do
p M.
For Chicago Lafayette by roaa AT
~ NJ. arrive at Chicago at $50 y. NJ
For Louisville n albany IsneTonNii y Seheson-
vile road. - also With trains for Madison ara rern:
Will find 10 Ereaty &C. their adfanta 'otsie-
and sf connection take t feuts
the unerrsin ami "trh Gan
in early arrSng uents 70
by which sSsengers LEA ing ~
ansvs morning viii arrive at cneinnSn Chieaga
Columbus sad Louisville zane day
han.. and "thers having Coed. 70 ,hr
from the Fast this rante tafam OF
taton sarerior river Goods ship I'd from Cineinnsn
arrive M Evansville Sss ninE the time in uaps 10
longer On avoiding tn" iHsurar
red when Shaping ly sesme- ~.,-,ee.,
me- q ave7-u
(Evansviile Enquirer and Y incomes Gaa. cory 2n-)
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-25
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SAIL

HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE
yHvHE ersrned hens about To from the pI.ce
offers Houses and Lots IN this eifr a. sr,Se
barsain Said houses and lots situated In lrse ano oe
wells Enlargement. Essesien's Foundry irnnthx on
NV us deep. Houses ts"-steries
hirh with each convenient stat vs. -te
For particulars enquire of Mers Ta-hart s kry r~as
Water of the sniser on ~ z, es
janf-lmd - ~ =
ENTITY tons I'D Iron reed Pate srrrs fh's r'th
a former stock hand makes our aser.% Mfri
deei3 SAs'"A ""-
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c. r. LEONARD. c. L. SWEET

GENERAL AUCrI0NEERS& REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
SYCAMORE DOOR FROM WATER EVANSVILLE.
tender their eitisens OF
Evansville and surrounding county for the sale Of krst
and Personal Property Houses aud Lots Furniture Dry
Goods Hardware Groceries also particular
able an satisfactory We shall do eseusiv y Com
iusCp having goods Of place
In with both tie buyer anc seller
have fair legitimate market. We win whole
time TO the Auction and Commission business
ana customers assured that will spare efsrs
the onhdenee Of all
-RgFkRENCES-
+. G.. o. Rn.EY * co. Evansville.
luvALl. AIeo Il Co. Memphis. Tenn.
WN. PACK q Co.,
JAMES BOYD, DO do,
X. b. SYKES. New 0reals.
LEWIS do.
MILES +. FoIKEs. Veksburg. Miss.
WN. MCRAE. do do.
LocKwoop \ Bios Cincinnati. Ohio.
& FooT do
EDWARDS a. RysuSEiL. ST. Louis Mo.
jan23-ly
LEON ARD IL SWEET.
ArCToSEERS EsTATE BROKERS AND GENERAL Agents.
HUAVING leased large three story Brick
IL sycamore door from Water
prepared attend promptly business entrusted
care Cash advances made en- eonsiguments ian73 "
GSRANBERRIEs AMI WHITE FISH
~ bbls Gran bbls White Fish. at
jan23 COOKS Family Grocery.
PRIVATE BOARDING..
EDERSOSS wishing Board and Lodging be moda
n ted with good rooms well furnished. az
Jan2t-2m On Water street. betw Main and Locust.
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COTTON BATTING AGENCY
HAVE the of the Cannelton Cotton Batting NH
and shall keep stock on hand Of No. aud No at al
times the lowest cash price at
janis COOKS Family Grocery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-29
THE FAIL OF SEVASTOPOL FROM a
RUSSIAN LIBERAL POINT OF VIEW.

To ne Editor Of The ~ y Tri5vne
SIR: The London Times says that the last thu nph
Of the Allies is victory of Freedom and Civilization
in the d. Really, don't conceive how the con-
quests Of NspoleOnism over Czarisn can benefit lib
eIty Russia may cease 10 be a naval power gate
well England is not military power and it may no
longer threaten Asia but ii TO that Nap Ne
Oh i'm is not only a danger to Europe but also 10
America, for the author OF the coup detdt after his
success in Russia, will attempt TO render American
democracy harmless to European despotism. the
cor quest of the Crmea even will not put an end the
Eastern war, which most likely will rage several years
longer
Napoleon III said that this war would benefit man
kind. Are the present msssacres in the Crnei the
preludes to universal happiness Satiated wolves
are better than hungry ones Bomba better than Murs
and were Prince jerome to become King Of the
Crmea, even then it would be questionable whether
Democracy should gain anything by the change But
Napoleon himself will become more and more
Manageable. As you will perceive the Empire is not
peace and sha we be in 81 the perpexltes OF
the NepoeoDic legend in second edition
The legitimsts are much intriguing now; and if the
Holy Alliance still exs's, the struggle OF nahoaaliies
il only in its beginning. Wars don't benefit FREEDOM,
and tie name OF aIoleon is Synonymous with war
Or if Islamism is restored in the Cnmea, aud the
Pebinsu4 given up TO the Porte, civilization and tree
dom will scarcely gain any thing By it. For my part
dent see sny difference between Czarlsm aud Napo-
leonism siler ce ,eigns az well in Paris in Peters
burg: neither France nor Russia has fee Press or
true representatives; but the regime of the sabre and
tie mustochi il mistress in both empires. Hence it
follows that struggle for the supremacy OF Napoleon
ism over Czarism canIot ey the sympahies OF free
and civilized
Bnt aDother question. Russia really endangered
nay attempt it, salvation by appeal TO the Savo-
nan nations Tic neutrality of Aus ria of course will
rencer such step impossible, at least for the present
aIn, Sir respectfully, IVAN GOODWIN.
Brocktn, Sept. g. 1855.
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RUSSIAN Diplomacy.

To he ESio, Of The Y Tribune.
SIR: Ivan Golovin presents only another of the
pro,ean forms Of that astute Russian diplomacy, OF
which Kossuth (unequaed by any man living for uni
versal and scientific knowledge of European politics.
has so often warned the world.
His business here seems to be TO attack European
Republicans Ledra Roln, Herzen, and all
Others who cannot be brought over with him to
prebeud that European Repubicanism to-day means
TO support his MASTER, Alexander III.
What motive can sincere Red Republican have for
insoiously deprecaDg these selfdevoted patriots be-
fore the American people,
In bis euogy Of the Car in this morning TRIBUSE
be gratutousy attacks the noble leader of Russian
Republicanism, Herzen. Herzen is the devoted and
revered friend of KOssutb Ledru Roin, Louis Blanc,
MazzDi, DIR. Ruge, Worcel Pulsky, and all the sin.
cere Republicans of Europe.
That DO became az exile voluntarily is so much the
more to his honor. He is exile because he cannot
live in Russia, and express bis sentiments aud be-
friend the oppressed his great nature finds its ex-
stence in dong, He has devoted his fortune aud SER
vices to the victims Of Russian outrage the violated
Poes, from Of the graDdest sentiments that ever
moved the heart of man.
ate from a Republican source, seemed to demand
notice. But he boldly appears to-day without dis
guise OF only as friend aud supporter but as the
eulogist of the Gar I therefore hand him over to
tie Allies as il is between them aud him that discus
sion in support Of the Car and his policy legitimaely
lies His objects and presence among us beng no
longer myth the Red Republicans will need no fur
iber warning from me. GEO. y. SANDERS.
Etr York Sept n, l6S.
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DIRU.
Sept. q. isHx NJ. B.ADxvssr. /. -

BaApzussr-op Friday. Sept g. jsHx NJ BsADxvssr. d -
40 yeer OF q" s<s. -.
70 etd his fubers 2ocoek Sun FAY ssrnooi. wssst
further Invitation from bis late resdencs, Wsshpstoa Hxseo.
BHopE-At No II Mecers, Friday, Sept a oftssshisg
and whoopins cough sAs.H youngest child Of d. 0ss
The funeral will take place from No n Msrcsrs tbs ~
0c ock T. NJ The fenfs OF the f.my are ssstsg ~
vitsd 10 attend
Cov.sr-At Brandon, VT, Tuesday morning Sept 4
On woLFfn Hanover. Cbsusuqoe County N. Y rse.-
dsy Dr. Is scrofu consumption, Mis- RuTa T. dsaGh-
Of K. B. De Wolf Esq. ssed q years
Harss-on Friday, Sept "a, cHAsLoIrE Z. HAmEs ssslis
tie i'd family respectfully invited TO sttssl ~
funeral this fssturdsy afternoon Sept - at ocisek 60
No. GO 4thst Her remains will be inferred IN the csnsesV
Of the Eyersreena
HopeEs-At hs residenoe, Brso r. l.. on rhuni4y osSG
n PsIsIox HoDGss II the list year a his age ~ nss0
years pIopsi,t1 o. the Clinton Hotel 10 this city.
kan the residence Of bic sonnsw, ". A. wok Custsas
corner n Presidential, South Brooklyn. Tho fhesds a.
relatives Of the family are respectfully Invited - elsseA
without further inviistion
l. Hsssy W. HINT il The fist year Of sss.
Ths spcs Of the family respectfully invited 10 sssA -
funeral from her late Iesideoce No e2 0re~aw eos
bnssSsy) sternoon q O'Clock, without fsshse sssA
con q saIsh Louiss and Goo W. Mckee. sssd yea.
TIE i.sds Of the family are invited to .ts.a II. f.ss 4 y
eseet NJ on Saturday, 18th. from No. "a Oissss q.
vitSos. fur her !pvit-tioa.
hAsLsy-At os.rdsiils. Marquette Coauy. via, Kcass.
vtfe q Or. hsnisy, Of Consumption Of the iuasA
oBaI4-In ksJsbus. Canada on fassdsy, Sept H. oaAs
4 0B,isn. sssd3s yssn. ofCohoes. N.Y. -
fysss..A e. as y 90 wss.::a;2 s'r. Il x.ss..
rss !sss.i s:svs.s.ssss 1900 = - ,ssissss q Sks.
49,. Ashsoss ssss, sssN 4 isska - 49,. =
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MARRIED.

BoeyRr-JEssup-Onw sdn sosy Sept B at Wesfsd satsa
Ispd by the Rev \. B. Gregory srsysEs q. Bocsar q
EewYoTk City TO CAROLINE youngest daughter OF Isaac H.
Jessup, Esq.,, Of the former place
RLuE-sHoRrLAsDOnT Thursday Sept r. at Strong place
Church the Rev y. y. L. Taylor JAMES GABLE TO Miss
A. youngest daughter Of Thomas Shorthand ESQ, ell
ofBrcoklyn.
Rev Line ,n, Mr. WILLIAM MoRTox Of Gorhsm. 70 hias
MARY Il. PRIscE Of Gray.
yoy HoyynAys-GsYmEs-At S,st.n Island, Thursday.
sept a. by the Rev John Lewis LOUIS ADO Vos Hosr
sArS Of Leipzig 10 krBEs youngest daughter OF the ats
John z. Grymes o. New Orlesna
WocLo.-BvLL-On Tuesday evening, Sept e. BY the Rev.
J,mes hlett biz rest fence Lsyssics TAscss WocLos
Of ssten Island N AssA ATKfssos, eldest dan
John Bell, Esq lste Of Eewry, ireland.
Dublin and kewry papers please copy.
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LAW NI'ELLIGENC.E.

United STATES CIRCUIT COURT-sEPr. 2s-Before
Judge NELSON.
DECISIONS Of APPEAL N ADaIRALTY-coLLIsIOs.
The schooner Z. Brsin.rd sst The steamboat Traveller
Cross Iibels for dana .es caused by collision about
ss2 the eat OF the Moth Brothers ana we, o.
IL he stct Court and the libel behalf T. sf.asd
discussed and that favor ofihs Traveller 70, Cont
jur, susip.d ia the collision. Appeal made TO this Court
yudRe NJ. SOD ssye, usual Q written opinion.
There bener stbt the Judge said AMI the
.ospber- somewhat The schooner bad 4, New.
b.S IL. the ming !. oee She th- ,cboon.r.
light about hslf mile co. seyera ye,se sy anen u ~
Si.eea the Broiser. he was ,oi'S Of miles
an hour and Traveller about II miles s tue speed c
o ). n tes after TIE schooner seen The schooner
passed the Brothers close q the Soul br and
rave an 10 u 90 a those vessels and fsr
srober order keep his u when for he hst ans be az
bsd Up enc ID. usnbse ckd bear sway bot abe .trat
with her bowspt causing eoo'dersb damage TO
It possibly trDe the Judge said the order to oa bad GOT
been oven eno the :eh'snsI "a as r., e ga ss I
on could have occurred bet In the abense q soy spp
very na,uTel one and possibly ce,ssy avoid hess
vessels cannot therefore. that THIS orref even " 'I
schooner under the crcumsances 70 at cha'e
that shoud subject the consequences Of the coou,
and beyond h. rohng else that can be esed eAeeP
tiopsbe In the management Of the vessel -
The Court considers that there leson 20 popst
lookout boord the sehoope the captain nd fee
deck and the captain sates u NC
The Traveller 20 belong vessels snehor and had
but one gh but could rot hsVe been the "e
Duty IN MANAGEMENT or STEAMBOATS,.
Jud-e Nelson concluded his opinion as folio va:
II claimed on the pA Of the schooner that the Traveller
Il fnlt nd for the cosop but Do Dot zee that
s eauid have done doue avoid L
II woud b. TOO much that che should have anticipated
til. msneqyer the schooner and have taken measures
avoid the csprer ~
an free say the bed he schooner
nrop. svod her thai ,ud hsye .de
Sie Is he had proper lookout ssf.n hands CT
bo.rd the proper Of the yess There wen
bot deekth. pho, and helnsn,D ah Of whom wer
IN the pilot bousebsside the The rsht yer]
dali and TIE place where the coi<on happened dtcut
dangerous reach ia the navigation Of ibs nve She 10
p.sps boat and eed with passengers There shosd han
kec the ysant vsteh lookout kept beside ofhcies
hands deck to manage the weasel I, emergency.
On The whole. inclined the c1acasion thxt u
collsen mfor,uSs happening under the circumstance
without the fault either vessel the result ~ which that ID
decree below Diminishing he lbe. In bhsf ofhs Of Ii
setesoer uat BE- Arhsj Nth costs snd tho arrse In v,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-29
DELAY OF THE MAILS.

To the Editor Of The n. y. Tribsse
SIR: Baltimore has suddenly become the great
center of the United States-the great relay house
where the mails from all places south have 70
come TO a eead halt in the afternoon ana rest
themselves through the night before proceeding 10
New York or the West. Letters which mailed TINS
day Monday for New.York, at , P. NJ, will reach
Baltimore this afternoon leave Baltimore to morrow
morning. arrive in NswYork tomorrow evening,
with good luck and by o'clock wednesday morn
irg viii be distributed 10 the New-York Posi- onee'
and on the third 5ay viii reach my correspondents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-29

heavy foreign mail left here TO day, and am informed
o. the City Poet Office that owing to the nights rest st
Baltimore i, would lot reach New York for the
steamer The failure Of this foreign mail alone TO
reecb New-York at the time it should may involve the
nation burts upon the Post-Offcs Department, The
Union u i'll come to the rescue, and charge al the
blame upon a change Of time by the railroads.. The
eDsu isson Of tn mails ought 10 be certsn, and not
depending upon the caprces of any monopoly. The
nails should reach New-York in six hours from Wssh
iDeton Now il only takes twenty.fon.
U0ElfsSsOs d. C.. Sept "A. 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-29

ChatauGue County, N. ", was recently killed at
Pleasantve, Iowa. He was standing in front OF
buzz saw that had just been fitted up, watching its
notions when piece Of oak lath, sharp at one end
was thrown by the saw with such force that the sharp
end struck him under the left eye and passed into the
brain about two inches. He lived thirty minutes, en-
tirely unconscious.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-29

TEACHERS AssocIArIoE.-The City Teachers hold
their regular monthly meeting for September this
evening in the Hall of the Board Of Education. Mr.
j. H. Blenkiron, OF the Free Academy is expected to
read sn Essay, which will be followed by the discus
sion of the subject" Is Teaching Science |" Sew.
era teachers of tried experience have been appointed
to open the discussion of the subject The regular
meetings Of this body open to the public and more
especially to teachers, male and female.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-29

KILLED on 4 CITr RAILRoAD.-Last night. about
10 O'Clock, a man banned Ryan, keeper of drinking
house al Nc. 81 Cherry st run over by one of ths
second-sv cars in Southst., near the Rooseveitst.
Ferry. Ryan it is sad, was iut,xic.ted and fell 10
front of the car and before it could be stopped, the
sheels passed over his legs, crushing them nesr the
thigh. He was carried home, where he died about IL
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-29

BURGLARY AND HEAvT ROBBERY OF SuSs.-On
Ttursdsy night the wholesale silk store Nc. "a Cedar
ST. wss ente ed by means Of false keys and robbed
of silks to the amour. of about $1,000. The robbers
n ust either have been numerous have had horse
and wagon to carry of their punder. The police Of
course were norhere at the time but are DOW busy in
endeavorirg to find out who were the robbers.