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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18
In Fairfield Comms. Pleas.

benjamin II. Townsend,
against Petition for Divorce
Margaret; \. Townsend, }
FgNHE Defendant is hereby notified that the Com
D. paiHaIt has this day aled in the Clerks Office Of
the Court aforesaid, hS petition, heFea de sasndiug
dissolution of the marriage bonds sub.istng be-
tween them, and assigning Causes therefor: First
wilful absence for more ihan thrce years: Second ,
adultery. JOSEPH 4. SHAW, AIRY for Petitioner
January ,, ,lt55--Gw35pfSl,15
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18

EV- When it is remembered that there is
but one Democratic member in the Massa-
chusetts Legislature, the following is "par-
ticularly funny"
MASSACHUSETTS DEMoCRATIc LEGisLA-
TIVE CAUCUs.--Thc usual Democratic eau
Gus was held on Wednesday. to nominate
candidates for officers in the Senate and
House, Hiram Q. Brown, of Tulland, call
ed tho assemblage to order when, on mo-
ton ofMr. Hiram G. Brown, of Tolland,
Hiram G. Brown, of Tolland. was called
to the chair. The election of Secretary
was dispensed with. Mr.. Brown made
the customary speech acknowledging the
honor conferred upon him; when il was
agreed to proceed TO ballot for candi-
date for Speaker. The result wasas follows:
Whole number of votes l
Necessary TO a choice 1
Hiram q. Brown, of To!and
and on mo ion, Mr. Brown was unanimous
ly declared the nominec No nomination
ol Clerk was made, and, pending discus
s,oh about nominating United States
senator message was announced that
not water was ready" and the Caucus
broke up in body and went to ''see Sam"
AT the meeting of the House the next
day, Hiram G. Brown was nominated for
Speaker. On counting the ballots, it was
found that Hiram G. Brown had received
one vote, thus keeping up the Democratic
organization Mr., Brown was, with othe,
defeated candidates, appointed on the Com.
mittec TO cscnlt the successful candidate
to tie Chair, which duty he performed
to the entire satisfaction of his party. l
will be observed from these proceedings
that the story of Mr.. Hiram G. Brown, o
ROLAND, having gone over to the Know
Nothrngs is weak invention of the enem,
to disturb the harmony of the Massachu
sctts Democracy, but that it has signall'
failed, and the party in the Legislature /
united as one man in support Of the Ma
tional Administration.-Nep York TriJun.
: There are six hundred and seventy fiv
grog shops in Chicago. III. OF these thre
!, hundred and eleven are kept by German,
aud the remainder mostly by Irishmcn.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18

wThe communication signed "Crow
Bar" is from the pen of mechanic, 1t
affords us great pleasure togive room incur
columns for the opinions Of this class Of
readers, and We trust they will notbe back
ward in forwarding their views on topics
of interest to the public. F.#
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18
GRHA'R BA2GG AENsy
First Door East oftho swan IrOteI.

OUR Stock being now complete, we arc prepared IN
V oHcT tho most hOice aud & n en- !, q niss ~ 80
exposed to salo IN ths market, consisting OF every dis
cdpuon Of DRY GOODS in the Wool.s Iises Sijf
WOrsfed and Cotton line, for tho nse OF Men Wom.,,
aud Children, and In nbout the dwelling nclndin,,
ehniee Whhe G00ds. Dress and Fancy GOsas, Roseirg
Clones, CLOTHS, Cdssimcres FestiHrs &e &c
Alsoa choice lot OF China, Glass & 4ueens-.
Wares of Boots, Shoes, slippers, e for all ages OF
detected and Cheap Groceries,
the Teas.sFgaSs, c9gees olasses, Spices and Syrup
being very ehOre.
All which in view fthe times VIC are determined to
sell without regard to profit In order close up the
same the reduction of our stock and payment Off our
liabilities being our great object.
The public therefore before buying elsewhere are
invited TO examine our splendid stock.
Lancaster, Nov. 2-3m WHITE, Jr & JULIAN.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18
PROPOSALS

XKTILL bo received until the rst OF February noIt
wv by tho Directors of Sub-school District. No. 10,
Hooking township, for building Frame School House
In the above District iModel-Sehool House in Dis
trct No. q length 36 feet, breath "a feet the highthr
feet Story self-supporting roof Foundation, hfest
inches above tho ground at its nearest approach to tho
ss. The contractor furnishing NIL the materials and
complete the House by the frst Of July. 1855.
pecember4s, lsS4-A Q, B. PORTER Clerk.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18
MER CHANT TAIL oRs

VA SPRINGER 6 TROUT; .,.
10 ETAvE removed their Clothing Establishment
IN ~ TO the TalnGage Block, first door Ease ef
UhHe LdHa's HGrdnare Store, where they are opens
nE large and extensive assortment of SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS, md are now manufacturing every
variety OF Spring and Summer Wear, which they will
selas 10 as the same quality of goods and word can
De purchased a any other establishment In the city,
Iher clothing Is manufactured underhelr own supcr-
vision, and Is consequently superior TO that which Ia
bIought from other places. They have also ON hand
SsaetgIt ncr1stg@ clot9s, Cassimerss, Yestings
whioh they are prepared to mannactue to ORDER They
nave In lhciremploy the best of workmen and are al
an tmes prepared to make the best fits Ia the Latest
STYLES. RHther tsork eH be oarrGated.
The public respectfully solicited 10 call and y
anime stock, and while thankful for the liberal
patronage they have enjoyed they assure their old Gus
tomers and al others that they will labor to give gen-
eral satisfaction both in the quality and price Of their
goods and work. SPRINGER e TROTTT
Loncastci .Aprii3, 1SJl
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18
MAREEED,

On Thursday last, by Rev. J. Wagcnhal, Mr.JoHN
WEASNER to Miss REBECOA CONKLE, both OF
this county. ......
At tho Irving House, Newark, Ohio on the ID inst
hy Rev j. II. Buchanan, X. $. FINLEY VI. ID. Of Co
darville Screen county, Ohio, and Miss LAURA
daughter Of Rev. Samuel Carpenter of this city. .
Atthe residence Of Or. Brock, In New Salon in hi:
county, on tha Seth OF Dec. 1884, by the Rev. X
to Miss EMILY V. BROCK, eldest daughter of the
Doctor. r...l rU... ..
May the happy Bridegroom experience in tho Ian
guagc ofthc Poet.
''rhal the treasures oftlc deep arc.not precious
As on the concealed comforts of u man,
Locked up in wOmat's love"
And to the fair Bride,
----''nny time bear on his wing,
UEtroublcd brightness for cnch 1ceting day,
Aud every scene which Hope ia picturing,
Grow deIrGr Gs existence wear away. s.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18
Attachment Notice.


Hunter and Son,
against In Attachment
. AEd9eR De Graf,
THSHE Defendant will take notice that at our instance
All order of attachment WAS Issued aganpt him
UtcemJerS 1854, by e. Stenman ESQ "a Justice OF the
Peace Of Hooking township, Fairfield county, Ohio,
for ths sum of $50 81. and that this has been
continued TO January 20, lejl At 10 O'Clock A. M.
December 25, lSJi--Sw3l HUNTER & son.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18
A VALUADLE FARM FOR SALE.

OAn Acres Of FIRST rate up Land and bottom mea'
OSVy dow, alarge Improvement, apple and peach
of the best grated fruit many elegant springs
hewed log barn and house. large quantity ofhewinG
timber and logs. The land TO be sold in lots o
together situated good road, s miles from Ian
caster, aud one mile from Pratt's Saw MIL. d
FOR torrns applyto l'' 'l CHARLES DGBBLE, g.
Madison Township, Fairfield county, Ohio, or 10 q
ALFRED McVEIGH,
b il'i : -. LandAgent, Lancaster, Ohio.
RantnmhAr Z. .l0SI-Ialf 49, Il. ---
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18
Arrival Of Twelve COnvicts and One Kun
drCd and Fifty Paupers.

Arrc& IF tie former and their Detention
at He Iombs.--Sergeant Bell, on Tuesday
the Goth ult., attached to the Mayors Office
received information that the ship Rocham-
beau, Captain Stockpole, was coming up
the bay loaded withl50paupers and twelve
convicts, which had been sent by the Bel
gian government, being shipped at Antwerp
for the port Of New York. He immediate
ly, with great nlacriiy, despatched his
squad Of men on board the vessel, before
she had reached the wharf, and had the
twelve convicts arrested.
They were taken before Judge Bebee,
who was sitting in his chambers, WHO Or
Iercd them TO be locked up in the Tombe
until some provision is made for their con :
yeyance back to Belgium. For some inns
past, many European governments have
been in the habit of sending their convicts
to this country as matter ofeconomy and
safety to themselves. II has been found
very convenient on the other eide Of the
Atlantic TO make penal settlement Of tic
United States, and accordingly large mum
! Lcrs oftheir convicted thieves, forgcrs and
other Williams of the worst description, arc
continually arriving in this city from the
principal seaport towns in the north o
Europe. This great evil should be in somo
way allcvia,ed, if not abolished, for The
great increase of crime in the mctropolisi,
really beginning to become alarming. We
hope that the strictest measures will be
used to avoid repetition of such another
cmbarkaiion as that of yesterday; and We
also hope that the authorities will lose nc
time in sending back those convicts tha
they have al present under safe lock anc
key in the city prison.--N. y. Heyald.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18
civ proncrtv Tor SnIc,

TENHE subscriber will sell at private sale the Brick
u House, on the Northeast corner OF High and
Wheeling streets. There Is Rll the hoediul convon-
fences on the property such Wcll Cisern, Stable
&c., pleasantly situated and is altogether one ofihs
most desirable private dwellings IN the city for further
particulars inquire OF ISAAC WINTERS.
Jan. Ia, lSjj-aw37. N-r lj'.a MI. "a.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18
TO TAET0HS.

A FINE chance for Tailor il offered in Ciseoville,
IN to go IN established business, by the subscriber
who Is about TO go in to Farming, and will sell ont the
good will Of business that brings income Of 600
dollars year Apply in person by letter TO d. u.
Beers over Rogers, Adams * Co.'s Store.
Possession given the LIST, Of March. s d.. ..
ClfcleNille, Ohio. Jnn. Is, ISJ5-37.
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Attachment Notice.


William c. EmOieh, Plaintiff, ) IT
GgGiaSt, = In Attachment.
Michael laniZ, Defendant, }
FnIIlE abcYo named Defendant Michael Lantz will
take notice. that at my instance, IAN action WAS COM
ncncad before Alfred McVegA,a Justice OF tho Peace
in and for the Township OF Hooking, Fairfield county,
Ohio, on the g3rd day OF December S5I against said
Deiendan to recover the sum of 325 co, and order
OF attachment issued thereon. The said Defendant
being resident Of the county aud the said
is set for trial the eth day day of January, A. d.
1855, at o'clock, z. NJ.
WILLIAM C. EMBICH.
Lancaster, December 81, ls5I--3w34
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18
Housn nndLnt Cor snln.

VENHE subscriber will dispose of house and lot In
Hast Lancaster, where Mrs. Conkle now resides
on favorable torms to tho purchaser. For Particular
as to terms and title, enquire Of p Van Trump:
a.. ...,...4 a1--' AMOS CoNKLE.
Jan. ls, Is55-Iw37.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18

The order of A. II. o. r. will meet at
O. B. C's. H. on Saturday evening next
at 9. I. 7. hour. Business of great in
terest will be transacted. .
By order of ,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18
Attachment Notice.

'..t against , In Attachment
Andrew Dc Graf, Defendant, :
TUVHE Defendant will take notice that at my instance
on December II, 1854, an order OF attachment was
ssned by G. steinman Esq, against him for the sum
of $123 %. SIMON BERRY.
December 81, le5l-3w3S laI
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18
ArrlcultnrnI notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that on Saturday, Februa-
lN ry gath, tue Members the Fairfield County Ag-
reultaral Society, willmcet tho Court House Ia the
city ofLancaster purpose ofelecling officers foI
said Society. = N. SCHLETCH, Secy.
Jan. l9. lS5J-aS .4.i,-44. .VrHt Il. H.i
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18

Eg-The article on the Judiciary, to be
found in to-day's paper, is from tho pen of
our newly elected American Prosecuting
Attorney. -. sf.a. oa
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18

"COsnopOlitan Art and Literary ASsocia-
tiOn. We are requestedto state that Mr..
Griswold, Sec. for Lancaster. will receive no
subscriptions to the ovenamed institution,
after the 20lh. Those, therefore, who de-
sign to become subscribers, will hand in
their names Immediately.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18
NOTICE.

THNHE subscriber respectfully inform his friends and
u public in general that he has much enlarged mis-
s.. STOCK OF GROCERIES,
as to the variety He has Just opened and has for sale
- s,zyiSys,, No. l, TZnchcrel oftho best quality.
~ ssHS Also best Picking vinegar, and
small Stock OF Dry Goods to suit customers,
all ofwhich viii be sold low for cash approved coun
try produce ut his Old stand corner OF Broad and
Winding Streets, and nearly opposite the Broadwsy
Hotel. /. CHURCH.
N. b. Buttor, Bacon, Lard and Corn Meal wanted,
Lancaster, September21, lS54--2O
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18
cl.oTHINa TO aE SOLD PoslTlvELY
Great Sale Of Personal PrOperlY

TE7lIE undersigned, assignee Of r. W. Denning
Il will sell on the SmOot Farm, four miles South OF
Lancaster on Hoaidy JlaGry 80, 1855 the following
property. tO-wt: Hr-
Head of Work Horses: pair Grey Buggy do.
10 Fine Colts, one and two years old;
3 Yoke of Work Cattle, ..
heavy Yoke of Durham, premium, tho best in the
State; 1850
thorough bred Bull. thorough bred Cow, which
took the pr5mum at Cleveland pedigree Of which will
be exhibited at the sale.
6 Full Brood Cows, 4 Milch Cows,
I7B head of Hogs and Pigs,
100head Of French Merno Sheep, full blood,
5hcnd of Steers, two and three years old,
10head OfYearlingS and Calves, Yearling Bull,
Buggy with doable set OF Harness,
Wheat Drill, Raaping Machine,
Corn in tho Crib. Hay in the Stack,
A large lot of Fodder, ,t..
9OO feet Fencing Boards and lot Of Fencing Posts
Farming Utensils. &C.. sc.
credit Of 9 mouths will be given all sums of 81
and upwards, the purchaser giving note with APPROX
cd security No property to bo removed until terms
complied with. Sa5 to cOntinac from day to day
until Gltis sold
D. slFfoRD, Assignee of r. w, Dcnplng.
January II, 1875
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18
E~We take Great pleasure in render

EpWo take great pleasure in render
ing our Acknowledgements to HENRY GLtcS,
Esq, of ofAmanda, for a very acceptable
New Years present in the way Of alarge
list of subscribers. Mr.. VANuIsE, the
genllemanly P. N. of the same place, will
also accept our thanks.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18
REMOVAL.
DIR. WAGENHALs.

HAS removed his once to Latta's eorMe-, East o
the Court House opposite tho Ohio Eagle once
Lancaster, October %, ,lsS4-9s IA ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18
Eor anln or Rent

GtEyERALnne farms and houses and lots for sale
- or ren. on reasonable terms. Applyto
.... NJ. q. KRElDER.
Lancaster JAM. H. 1e5j-Gw3G
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18
RAIL ROAD CARS ARE IN
M. SHAEEEy.

EHAS just received his SPRING and sIrMwrp
ply OF HATS q GAPS at his old stand opposifet RI
Ia"madEe House, .Hdia Street. lancaster, ohio. III
- stock has been selected with care and embrace
Er2 every variety OF EzsTo Z Caps, -
d. including White Beaver, Molskn, No. i GEsssP
?, = and2 Ghlna and Pedal Straw ard Lcahorn NHSA
!hts; Allen, Boys and Childrens Palm LerT from 1o t.
a-Also Mon and Boys Fur and Wool.K ossIIth Has,
boys ana Childrens Fancy Hats which will bc sold Al
the lowest prices Legh0rn Hats washed and blencheS
at tho shortest notice. Don't forget tho rIace.
May ., lGoi M SMAIIEY
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18
naEM.

On tho 1sth December, 1851, JESSE NJ. WEAKLY
aged IL years, 10 months and one day. lIo was tn
son Of the !utu samuel Weakly, deceased.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18
NOTICE,

yUyHE creditors of r. W. DENNING are notified 10
present their claims against him to the undersign-
ed for adjustment, and those indebted to him will
please call and settle. DANIEL SIFFORD,
Dec. %, 1854 Assignee of r. w. DenHing.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18
Estate Of Maria FairohiId.

MTOTICEfs hereby given that have this day been
i Y appointed and duly qualified Administrator on
the Estate of MARIA FAIRoHLD deceased ato Of FaiT
heId county, Ohio. A.. G.fALDRED, AdmtoA
Decemberss, ls54-iw3l .et
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18

CHEAP FRANK on HAND AGAIN.
The Lnst Chance and tho Last Oppor-
tunity tn tso world to save Money.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18

Lancaster, January II, ls55-3G. I-
nFIlocking Sentinel please copy, and charge thi'
Office
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18

VaNHE Old Brewery and New Mission House. for .,l
q at the city book store. 1''' 'o' 'H'
ri! Il, 1854. r. CONNP1J A.sr,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18

There are six hundred and seventy Eve
grog shops in Chicago. III. OF these three
hundred and eleven are kept by Germans,
aud the reminder mostly by Irishmcn.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18
Jan. 18, 1855.

By order of
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-04

Prescription OF A PUBLIC OFFICER-AN
EFFICIENT MAIL AGENT REMoyED-The re-
cent removal of Hiram Frazier, mail agent on
the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. between
this city and Seymour, will, when all the facts
are known, cause even greater contempt for
the Post Office Department, than is at present
entertained. Mr.. Frazer has been for fifteen
years an efficient and trustworthy NAL agent
to whom not shade Of blame attaches for the
non performance OF misparformance of his du-
ties. Evidence can be given Unnecessary, that
he was removed through the Vaccinations OF
two persons, one OF whom is man who has
either held or sought four offices within SIX
months, and the sole charges made against Mr..
Frazier and the only ground upon which he
was removed, was that he was opposed to Cath
olicism as political machine. He had been
Democrat for fifteen years, but he dared to
speak his sentiments as freeman, and for this
was decapitatcd. We are not ware that Mr.
Temple, the gentleman app tinted to supereede
Mr.. Frazier, knew anything of the political
wire-working that gave him place. He is
said to be worthy and efficient gentleman, and
is not Catholic, but it is supposed that hi
will be directly silenced about political Roman
ism, and not utter word either in favor o
EAmericanism or against the Pierce administra
ton Gin. CoEunab7aa.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-04
National Hotel at Louisville.

Among the recent improvements at Louis
vile, there is no more marked one and no more
useful one, than the new National Hotel, at the
corner of Main and Fourth streets. 1t is in
oil its appointments, first class hotel, of
very large size, containing an immense number
of we'll lighted and ventilated rooms, with
beautifully furnished parlors, reception rooms,
&c. &c. Built under the immediate supervis-
ion of gentlemen thoroughly acquainted with
all the desiderata of first class house, this
Hotel is elegantly arranged for convenience,
comfort and beauty, and comprises all the
latest Improvements. Everything about it is
neat. clean and tasteful, with numerous re-
tinue of servants, who under good manage
ment. appear ambitious in every manner to
please the guests of the house. In this partic-
ular, Tney present marked contrast to the
general character of hotel servants. Some of
the best houses in the country are made disa-
greeable to guests, by the open impudence or
half concealed independence, of those who
instead being solcitous to please are more anx-
ious to offend by neglect. Last week we saw
the Walls Va lIlG O4N vi
other prominent Hotels of Louisville, who
openly expressed their preference for the new
house.
The Proprietors, Messrs. johnson, Marten
& Co., devote unrem;tting attention to their
guests, as well as to every department of their
establishment. Mr.. johnson has had long ex-
pcrience in his business at the Southern me-
tropolis. Capt. Marten is we'll known to many
of our citizens, as well as to the business men
of nearly every town on the Ohio and Misss-
sippi rivers. Mr.. Kennedy, of the office, has
also the acquaintance of many of our citizens,
and is indefatigable in his endeavors to crafty
the wants Of his guests. We therefore want
Evansville folks to try the National, as many
have already done, and if they are not satisfied
our recommendation is good and timely, then
we shall fear they have been spoiled by the
superiorities of our Evansville hotels!
OFThree sci 0 ofspoiled me at lat Memphis
were recently sent to the workhouse for sixty
four days. Served EN- right,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-04

az We thank some unknown friend in
Nicaragua, Central America, for copy of the
Ell Nicaraguense, containing very important
news relative to the success Of Gen. Walker
in that region. The paper received is devo-
ted to Gen. Walkers interests, and talks III
both English and Spanish.
Since writing the above, we learn that our
old friend and California correspondent, Mr..
Cbds. w. Cutler, is one of the publishers OF
this paper. He was lately connected with the
Sacramento Tribune. We wish him a good
time of it in the new Republic, and hope he
will find time to open Nicaragua correspon-
dence with the Journal
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-04

0<T Read the telegraph dispatches. More
exciting news will be found in the telegraph
column about the doings in Kansas. Always
look to our Telegraph News. The journal is
the only paper in Evansville or in this region
which receives telegraph news exclusively for
its columns. Congress is now just opening,
and our Washington telegraph news will alone
be worth double the price of the Journal. Be-
sides that, we are now daily publishing tele-
graph markets of great Importance to every man
who has a hog OF bushel of grain to buy or sell,
or who is engaged in any kind of business
touched by market changes. Always, there
fore, read the telegraph news and thus keep
up with the age, and ahead of those editors
who don't take the dispatches.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-04

NEW ALBANY AND SANDUsKY r. R.-The
New Albany Tribune says that "a great deal
of feeling exists in that city at this time with
regard to the New Albany and Sandusky Rail-
road and the taxes levied on account of inter
est and sinking fund for the same. The Tri-
bune proposes that the city council reduce the
tax on account of the road from 10 cents to %
cents on the 800 of taxables, and that the
Railroad company relinquish of the city SUBJ
scription to the stock of the road some $780,
900, thus leaving the amount of the city's sub
lscription about $250,OOO. Suits have been
instituted against parties who have resisted
the payment of the tax, and these suits the
Tribune proposes to dismiss.