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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-25
NOTECF no VOTERS.

THE Of Commissioners Of yanderburgh county at
their June 1885, divided Pigeon township into
voting precincts All the above Main street. and
ths PEinceOn Pigeon township will at the Nep-
Engine House nd aud all the y
below Main the road in said
ship will vote at the Court house. r.. ~.
..,oa f az 4 ~ K tfrlFR' Trustees.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-25
ELDORADO BARBER SALOON,

CORNER OF FIRST AND SYCAMORE STREETS.
tilted hst-rate Bathing Rooms where gentls
temen be ali hours nd where they
have cold baths. Dr. A BISHOP,
aRlS t Evansville, Ind
AXE sALT-T5 bbls received Per canal bpas Nathan
Toledo and for sale reduced price
Nv , ael8 .s.fsn - /. Il d. HERMAN.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-07-03

pretension, has, as is generally conceded, finished
It's course; the aboltionsts, who are sincere; were
never D6merous, formidable or dangerous, the
new know-nolhing, or American organization
if we may be permitted to Judge from published
proceedings, found their sectional views too strong
tor their mystic ties, and became disruptured;
and the Custom Houses4atg, or administration
sotts, are looking, as the ship is leaking
for some new lodgings, where snug quarters
viii he furnished, and good cheer provided at
treasury prices. The National Democratic or
ganization is all that is really left around
which the true friends OF the Constitution can
safely rally, and there they will rally-from the
North, the South, the East and the West--in one
OF the most powerful parties which ever had ex-
istcnce, Il the organization viii but be true ID,
itself, and 'tshun all entangng alliances If
we would, IN the cant phrase Of the day, ''unite
the. democratic party" we must unite the honest
rank and file, by adherence TO principle, and not
seek to concilate the hacks and office seekers by
a dlvisoTof spoils. The one will give health and
yigor to the party, and diiiuse its great principles
broadcast throughout the Union; the other. may
satisfy the cravings of some Office seeking cormo-
rant Tor time, while it will be quite sure to
bring lasting reproach to the party and its princi
pies, and perpetuate division and strife. That
such wise and patriotic counses may prevail as to
restore true democratic ascendency is the ardent
hope of your friend and follow-citizcn,
ID. S. DICKINSON.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-07-03
From Harmon s. Cutting.

DUFFALo, June 70, 1000.
GENTLEMEN: regret that cannot accept your
invitation to attend and address the mass meet
ing of the National Democracy of New York, to
be held on the 27th instant, although it would
afford me great pleasure to be present at such
meeting, if for no other purpose than quietly to
participate in the expression of opinion as to the
condition and prospects of our party, which, |
doubt not, will be given on that occasion
The resolutions of the Republican General
Committee, adopted on the It'll instant--a copy
of which you enclosed TO me-were brought to
my notice before the receipt of your favor Of the
18th. In all the propositions which they contain,
relating to matters not merely local in their char
acter, regard them as a correct exposition of
sound Democratic doctrine; and refer to them
generally as an expression of my own views upon
the subjects embraced in such propositions.
trust the action of the committee will receive
the unanimous approval of the electors for whom
they assume to speak; and that at the meeting TO
which you have invited me, all communication or
sympathy with the SO called american party''
will be 50 emphatcally repudiated as to prevent
any future attempts TO mold the National Demo-
cratic party responsible for promulgating or APP
proving principles much at war with the OBJ
lects for the attainment of which that party was
organized, and has been continued in existence,
as ! believe them to be repugnant to the convic-
tions of true patriots and contrary to the spirit
of the Constitution.
] am, gentlemen, with great respect, your ODE
dent servant, HARTMAN s. CUTTING.
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From Daniel :. Dickinson.

ALBANY, June &c, 1855.
GENTLEMEN: Before leaving my residence for
this place, where / had business in the Court of
Appeals, | was honored with your invitation TO
attend a meeting Of the democracy Of New York
city at the Metropolitan Theatre, on the evening
Of the 9th instant, TO take into consideration the
condition and prospects Of tho National Demo
cratic party, &c. ! sincerely regret that my en-
gagements here will not permit my acceptance Of
your invitation, for ! would gladly join you in
discussing the proposed subjects. The occasion
cannot fail to be both interesting and profitable,
for IL will furnish glorious opportunity TO review
the fruits Of the bastard "union and harmony"
policy which in an evil moment, under the gui-
dance Of mistaken and sinister counsels, was
embraced by the National Democracy in 1949--a
policy which prevented the union of the honest
masses by the grouping Of active, and huckster-
ing leaders, and has made the political history
Of the State byword and reproach. But for
this fatal error, the democratic party Of New
York would have been as united and strong in
1855, MS il was in the days Of General Jackson.
Let, then, the history Of the past admonish for
the future. There was never a time when the re-
turn Of the democratic party to power was more
necessary FOR the success and honor OF tho country
from the time the Presidential chair was filed BY
Washington TO the time il became vacant by the
occupation Of the present incumbent. The Wing
party, 80 fruitful in cxpedients and SO clear in
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-07-03
From Greene @. Bronson.
NEw YoRK, juno 26. l8.

UHhs
lGENTLEmES: As it is many years since at
tended general political gathering, or had any
political aspirationsyou will not think it strange
that decline your Invitation for Wednesday
evening. My opinions upon the leading ques-
tons of the day are already before the public,
and need not be repeated
Democrat and Democracy are words Of no
value to the people when used with single view
to the spoils Of vanquished opponents; bur the
success of Democratic principles is matter of the
utmost Importance to all. 1t is the only certain
means Of resisting the ianaticism of the times,
correcting errors in Government, and perpetual
ing free institutions. Whatever may be done for
the attainment of those desirable ends will meet
with the hearty concurrence of your obedient
servant, GREENE C.. BRONSON.
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I ONGwoRTH,s Native Wines and Rrap-,

ONGWoRTH'S Native Wines and BraH-s
IL dies II have Just received md keep con.
santy on hand, Sparkling aud Dry CatawbB Tie
Sweet Isabella Vines. and Catawha Brandy
These Wines are ysQde from The pure juice 81 the
grape, and pronounced 10 be the most wholesome
beverage In use. r. IOST, AGENT.
Aiso, Importer and Deslet in nll kinds Of Wines.
Liquors and Cigars lSt Pennsylvania Avenue
Jan. 30--2aw3ms
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SHIRTS sHIRTsii SHIRTS i

M vi. ~. FAULKNER, thc onIy practical
w Shirt Maker in the city, would respectfully
inform his old customers, members Of Congress-
and strangers, that by leaving their measures nj his
Shirt Mshuiactory they can have shirts made or
the best material and warranted 10 it in an cases-
the reputation which these shirts have acauiredin
this city induces the advertiser 10 invi,e those
gentleTen who have been troubled with bad fitting
shirtsfo give him call feeling assured thai they
will, on trial, admit their superiority
Sign OF the Shin, Pennsyivania avenne
between 81 and ~ streets south side
p. S.-A good assortment or Furnishing Goods
on band, which will be sold cheap.
Nov, @--eodlm union and STAR
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Mrs. JAMEsoN,s NEW BOOK.

/. M RS. JAMESON's NEW BOOK. "A
wi commonplace book ~ Thoughts. Memo
res and Fancies, original and selected. hy Mrs
Janseson. Price 10 cents.
leaves from Family Journal. from the French
OF Emile Souvestre author ol "thc Attic Pinto.
sopher in Paris" Paper, 80 cents; cloth, -
cents
Theory and Practice oi Landscape Painting il
water colors' Illustrated by series Of ~ designs
coored diagrams Of numerous wood cuts NTH
two extra plates OF simultaneous contracts, liz
George Barnard Price So
Just received 81
TAYLOR q MAURY's Bookstore,
June = hear 9th 81
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NEW EDITION or DscKEss,s Com

EN EDITION OF DICkEsS's Com
IN plete Works.-Ths complete Works OF
& hares Dckins, in FIVE volumes price 81 so.
The Missing Bride, or Miriam the Avepgef by
Mrs. Emma p. 4. n. Sonthworh paper 81,
bound 81 20
Ihe Pickwlck Papet-, complete, 80 cents
Just published aud for safe ~
TAYLOR q MAuhYS
May % Bookstore near OH n
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AT the conclusion Of these letters, there we're
loud calls for Mr. James t. Brady and Mr.. D. L.
Sickles. Mr.. Brady being absent, Mr.. Sickles
came forward, and addressed the meeting as fol-
lows;
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-27
JacksonOill@.
We w LOCATION.

JACKSONVILLE, KANSAS TERRITORY,
u has been relocated, and is now outside Of
any Indian reserve beyond doubt. 1t is situa-
ted about ten miles from where it was originally
located, about ten miles from Alexandria, and
ten miles from OsaWkee, within one mile from
the road leading from Parkville on the Missouri
river to Unicntown on tye Kansas rieer. It is
about 90 mile from Fort Leavea~orth and on
the nearest and most direct route form Fort tLeav-
beautiful undulating prairie, surrounded on the
north east and west sides with large body of
good timber. Immeditely adjoining the town
tract is an abundance OF first rate running spring
water. The country adjacent fs at this time
denseiy settled, and every thing points to this
place as the centre OF alarge wealthy and pop
ulous county.
In the immediate vicinity of Jacksonville Is an
abundance of lime stone rock, and stone coal in
in-exhaustible quantities, with soil unsurpassed
for fertility, good water and plenty Of timber,
this place must make an important town.
The town will be Immediately surveyed, amp
plats made. and public sale of lots take place
some time in the Spring.
We have submitted a few facts with the view
Of directing attention to the place. feeling assur-
sured, an examination Of the premises will salty
any one of its superior claims. The country ar
round is the most magnificent the eye ever rested
.upon A rare chance is now offered to the poor
man, the speculator, and all who want to make
profitable investments in town property. Jack
sonviHe is bound to go ahead, and will prosper,
for the men who have located there have deter
mined to build up place. Those who want t.
buy lots before the sale, and get . good start
with the place on easy terms had better apply
soon. DR.. JAMES NOBLE,
March O. 1s55 n - - y
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-27
Missouri River.
rRrse. ATRAscEmExr roR 1855.

..lIE THE regular Friday packet Ed.
- INGBURG, G. w. Bowman. Master.
for Brunswick, Miami, HIPS Landing, Naverly.
Berlin, Lexington, Wellington, Camden, Sibley,
Richfieid, Liberty, Independence, Kansas, Park.
vile, Leayenworth, Fort Leavenworfh. Wsstoa.
Atchison and st. Joseph, commencing her rseu.
lar trips from St. Louis, on Friday, March 9Th
and 23d; April 9th and 20th. May 9TH and ISth.
June 1st, 18th and 2eth, July 18th and 9th. Au.
gust 10th and oath, September 7th and 21st, ocA
tober 5th and 10Th, November ID, 10th and 2osA.
Mecenber 18th and 18th. -
Leaces st. Joseph every alternate THURSDAY
at 1h o'clock, q m. as follows: March 18th ard
29th, April 18th and 26th, May 10th and a4th.
June 7th and 21st, July 5th and 18th. August e.
10th and 30th, September 18th and 9th, October
18th and 25th, November 9Th and 22d, December
9th and Goth.
Leaving Weston, Friday at O'Clock q n.
Parkvllle at 9, a N, Kansas 10, a m, Tayne city
IL, q N, Liberty II, NJ, Richfeld 1, m, SiblsT
2, P m, Camden 8, P M, Wellington 4, n and
on Saturday following, will leave Lexington at 7,
M, Dover at 8, a m, Wayerly @, m, Hil's
Landing 10, N, Mama II, M. Brunswick 2, .
m, Glasgow 4, p m. Arriving in st. Louis On
Sunday afternoon, In time for the Louisville
packets.
We beg leave to return our thanks for ths lib.
erai Patronage bestowed Oh us last season, "a {
hope by strict attention to business TO merit
continuance Of the same.
G. w. BOWMAN, Capitals.
G. 4. REIcHESEKER, Clerk.
April 6, 1855.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-27
1866. Season Arrangement. 1864
st. LOWS and ST. Joseph Pocket.

.EEA Regular Missouri river packet J. II.
- - LUCASi A. Wineland, Master, will
leave st. Louis during the Season, on every al
ternate TUESDAY, at O'Clock, ID m, for Glasgow,
Brunswick, Miami, HIPS Landing, Waverly,
Berlin, Lexington, Wellington, Camden, Sibley.
Richfeid, Liberty, independence, Kansas, Park.
will, Leavenworth, Fort Leavenworth, Westea,
st. Joseph, and intermediate points,
Commencing her repular trips at the opening
of vigation, will leave st. Louis every alternate
Tuesday, as follows: March 5th and 10th
April Sd and 18th May 1st, 18th and 29th
June 10Th and 26th July 10th and oath; Aus
gust 7th and 2lst; September 4th and 18th De-
tober I'd, 10th and Both November 18th and
27th.
Returning, will leave st. Joseph e~sry alter
nate Monday, at 10 O'Clock, m, as follows -
7th and 21st; June 9TH and 18th July I'd, 10th
and 3Oth August 13th and 9th September 10tA
and 24th: October Sth and 22d November Sth
and 10Th; December Sd.
Departing from st. Joseph Mondays, At Ioe'-
clock, a m, Atchison, At IL N. Weston, TUESDAYS
at O'Clock, m, LeaVenworth City at s m, Park
vile, at 10, m, Kansas, at IL, m, Wayne City,
at |, N, Liberty, at 2. N. Riehfeld, at 3, .,
SI6ley, at 4 N, Comden, at m, Weliigton.
at 8, m, Lexington on Wednesdays, at 8 o'clock,
m, Dover, at 9, IN, Wayerly, at 10, NJ, Hilps
Landing, at II, m, Miami, at 1, n, Brrns-
wick, at 2, p m, Glasgow, at 4, m Glasgow, at
9, m, BoonVille, at ., P N, and arriving IN st
Louis, Thursday afternoon, in time fer Louisville
Mail Boats, and the evening lines Of travel Ia
every dire ction.
"a The Lucas Is first class boat. new,
large, and elegantly fitted up, built expressly fer
the Missouri River Trade, and in all her equip
ments and appointments especial care has bseA
taken to make her superior Passenger Packet
and particularly attractive. 90
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-27

We give up large portion of our
columns this sweek with pleasure to the pub.
lication eff Rev. Leander Kerr's satire on
ablolitionism, higher lawisns setcetera. It is
decidedly an able, racy and pungent pro-
duction and convinces Us, as il must every
one who reads it.. that the Rev. Mr.. Kerr
is man of deep mind, extraordinary intel
lect and distinguished attainments.
From the manner Theodore Parker is
excoriated. it is obvious the satirist has Civ
en- the subject Of higher lawism the most
profound and elaborate research.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-27

.Rsssiav Ssiafday Paesa foS h issesrii lialiisr.l
Z NsasA NEW EUoF, Wn. EehIey, mas
Ez.ssz5 Ter, For 81. Joseph Weston, Fort
~. - :. Lsase LeayenHort City,
PsrkyiIie, Kansas independence Liberty Lex
ington, and all points below, on every aiternatel
saturday, leaving ST fofs on sbs foitosy;
dates March 8, II. 3f;sAprn il, %: May IL
70; June 9, 23; July {, zf; August {, 16; Septem.
Returning wifi leave ST. Joseph for St. Louis
every alternate Friday, at 10 O'clock, a. N. as
follows: March 9, %; April 6, 20, Nay 4, Is,
4 21; October S, I9 November s. is. 80: Dec III Id
Departing from st. Joseph for st. Louis Fri
days at 10 O'Clock, "a, Atchisofi III "a m Iatan
II m, arriving at Weston same day aud remain
ing over night. Leaying Weston Saturday at I
%, Fort Leavenworth at 4 NJ, Ieavenwsrth
City 81 m, Parkville at 10 n, Kansas at I2
m, Wayne City at I p m, Liberty at 2 m, Rich
field at p m, Sibley at 4 p m, Camden 5 D. m,
Wellington at p m, arriving at Lexington same
evening and remaining all night. Leaving Lex
ington Sundays at m, Berlin and Dover 81 a
Miami at p m, Brunswick at p N, Glasgow
Louis Monday afternoon in time 10 connect with
| the Louisville Mail Boats and other evening
Packets. = zfszss' : s
The New Lucy having been thoroughly over
hauled, repaired and refurnished, with many i'm
| .provements, which greatly increase her speed
and add to the comfort, convenience and safety
| Of passengers, we hope by strict attention to
the business entrusted to our care to merit lib
eral share OF the public patronage
| WILLIAM C0NLEY, Captain.
| apo WILLIAM EIMBER, Clerk.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-27
1865. FOR MISSOURI RIgER. lsss.
nrcuI.R rHupen.vpcr,

RECT THURsDAY fAcKEr
For Boonvitte, Gfdsgo,C, Bruas.5ick, Miam;. Hif.e
Ldndiag, WaoerIy, Berlin, Lsrfngtoa, H<il;sr.
ton, Capsden, Rtes6etd, Liberty, Esdepcndsncs,
Krasas, Pdrkuille, Leauea,0ofik, Fort I1srsse-
'eorth, Weston, .4teaisoa and St. Joseph.
e. The fast and elegant steamer CAT.
- ARACT, L. A. Welton, Master, hav-
take tie place Of the Honduras, will leave every
a.serrate Thursday, throughout the season, Tor
the above and intermediate landings, beginning
her trips as fellows:
Leaves st. Louis, Thursday, March 9Th as3
9th APRIL 9th and 18th May Sd, 18th and
Angus "a and 23ds september 9th, 10th octo-
beE 4efSzna 16th November 1st, 18th and 2ssh.
Leaves St. Joseph, Wednesday, March lstA
and 28th ) April 11th and 25th !; May 9th and
20khB July 4th and 18th !; August tst, 18th and
18th September 12th and 2cth; October to.A
and z4th November 7th and 2sst.
Departing from st. Joseph evsry alternate
Wednesday, at 10 o'clock. m Weston, Thurr.
day, at O'Clock, m, Fort LeIvenworsh. atel
Psrkville. 10 q m Kansas, st u N Wayne(hy
at P m Liberty. p m Richhe,d N,
Camden, N Wellington, g n and ri.-
at Lexington same evening. Leaves Lexingtes
Friday morning at O'Clock Berlin and Dover
at mt Wayeriy, at Il Am; HIPS Laad.ng st :
II a. A1islni at N Brunswick 1t nj
Glasgow at ms and Boonriile at 3. N. Via
arrive ct Sc. Isoslls on SATURDAY. evening" IN ia
for mail Boats to Louisville aid hsr Gaas e
travel for the North ard EasE = -
Tue EkfzRAcT hts been recen.iy httei aI iAJa
superior manner expressly for thu liver. nd "a.
speed aud comfort hs. 70 sure. ioe in ~ Era4ie,
and conftientls ask fscns ouf old 4 sls1.ls ard
Patrons the same fbesaf Fnere7ags ez<tele1 -
. While In lrrf Al ths disadnrsss
- l. 81 WRETof. Assfsss.
stf: & 4, p.slsssy 50 -.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-27
BENTZ s. STEVENSON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Groceries Itaad Provisions,

WAITER STREET,
LEAvENWoRfH CITY, K. T.
March 80, 1855.--H
ID UTTER, Just received. 1000 lbs fresh Butter,
ID for sale by BENTZ & STEVENSON.
THEESE-AN No. article Western Reserve
~ Cheese. Just reed, and for sale by
BNTZ & STEVENSON,
DRESERVED Vegetables and Meats, in cans,
i for sale by BENTZ & STEVENSON.
oysters and SARDINES-A superior lot,
" for sale by BENTZ & STEVENSON.
and sides first rate article for
d sale by BENTZ s. STEVENSON.
r LIQUORS. Whiskey, and Wine,
- for sale by BENTZ & STEVENSON.
1RoCERIEs.-sugar, Coffee, Tea, Molasses
VI for sale by B. Il s.
D AIsINS-Almonds, ect, ect., for sale BY
ELoUR-superfne, good article, for sale BY
Il b. & g.
MEAL.-A good article kept for sale by
r ARD.-A superior article on hand and for
L sale by B. & s.
DRovIsIoNS and GROCERIES, of ali kinds
i kept on hand and for sale as cheap
Is the cheapest by BENTZ & STEVENSON.
March 80. 1856
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-27

LApp's CofFEE.-On our recent visit to
St. Joseph, we were made the recipient Of
a package of the extract of coffee by our
kind and generous friend Ladd. It is of
excellent quality and we recommend it TO
all housekeepers. A tea-spoonful Of it
makes gallon of strong and we'll favored
coffee. Persons going across the plains
would do well to give our friend Ladd a
call before laying in their supplies.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-27

D1srIneUIsHED VIsIToRs.-On. Saaur-
day last we were pleased with call from
Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Mutt, recently Of Va,
who have come out with the view of giving
to our Territory personal examination
previous to making it their future residence.
They are young gentlemen of fine address
and intelligence and we hope they will lo-
cate in or near our city. Three cheers for
the "OLp DoMIN1oN"
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-27
Kafssas Rsrer Packet.

f1@ y THE fine and light draught stsa-
kEg&5f{z mer, EMMA HARMON, J. W. Wing,
Master, will run as regular pack
ct during the season between Kansas City and
Fort Riley. The Emma Harmon has fine ac.
commodattons for passengers and freight, and
for speed and comfort has no superior in the
trade. Every requisite attention and accommo-
dation will be cheerfully extended to passengers.
April 9th, 1855. 33-fs
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-27
JOHN A. HALDERaIAN,

LATE OF LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND GENERAL
II Business Agent. Leavenworth, Kansas.
Commissioners to take Testimony, Affidavits,
Acknowledgements Of Deeds, Mortgages, Pow
ers of Attorney, &c, for ALL the States, duly
appointed by the Governors thereof.
Homes in Kansas secured and safe invest
nents made.
References-His Excellency l. W. Powell,
Gov. Of KY, Hon. John c. Breckenridge and
Col. c. c. Rogers, U. s. Atty, Lexington, KY.
wsth & Co. Cin., Chic, E. NJ. Ryland & Co.,
st. Louis, Nc.
Nov. ,. 1854.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-27
New store and New Goods.

MAIN STREET, WEsToN1 MO.
THE Undersigned beg leave to announce to
i the citizens Of Weston and Platte county
generally, that they have just opened in this city
a LARGE and COMPLETE assortment Of
Dry Goods, Queensware, Hats, Caps, Boots and
Shoes, Hardware, &C., &c.
All of which have been selected with especial
reference to this market.
Our entire stock Of Goods is new, and has been
chosen with great care and we fatter oursel-
yes that those who will take the trouble to call
and examine for themselves cannot fail to be
pleased with out assortment.
We hope by strict attention to business and
fair and impartial dealing towards all, to merit
and receive iberl share of public patronage.
april 81, '55. CONWELL s SPENCER
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-27

SurxxMr Couxr.-We have been fur
nished with q snccinct and synoptical report
Of the proceedings Of the frs U. s. Dis
trict court through the extreme kindness OF
ID. Scott Boyle the gentlemanly and efficient
clerk of the court; but in consequence OF
the late hour ofits reception and the crowded
state of our columns We are compelled to
defer is publication til next week.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-27

THE LOST kaE FoUaD.-Among the az
rivaisatthe Virginia Hotel, St. Louis, Mo-,
as published in the Republican of the 18th
inst, We notice the name of John w. Har-
risof Va, but more recently from Weston.
whose sudden and mysterious disappear.
ance. not many weeks since, occasioned 90
much uneasiness among his friends.
Mr. Harris, We hear, is on his ruturn to
Weston, where he may be expected in .
few days. We hope the ladies' win keep
90 the qu; rirs au reroir and trend him a
severe lecture" ior having leftthem % abb
gr,Irtlsad uneeremo iicrsly. 80 -1