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Y8so THE SUGAR PLANTERS OF Lon.

ySSO THE SUGAR PLANTERS OF LOUl-
N SlANAOneo Of the most important the
practical planter that theory
Cane Ths advantages boiling by
quality sugar but although fas
Their reduction both the fuel the bring h
Steam Train into
Cheap eam therefore indispensable,
compe ply attained the PATENT STEAM GEN
EahTOR the principle OF the
Engine now Two yeara in operation.
The Steam the advantages all
nea, and absbs OF the heat from
for Burning the
| REQUIRED to take off the -
hapd in The Of steam, which
Of hundred pounds
thefre. - $50
The rcharged in the
sion ofquids we'll Known aud no operation the
Perfect safety from sxposion being any large body
watsr to no. being substituted for
Efuncrnc in fuel, water and price of 2
0ne Steam
the pianston Of Col r. O. Camp Iberys ia
inertia fully tested II worked by
These Steam Trims
Greenwood Cincinnati The
ers Agent for Louisiana and the West Indies having
pract boiling confidently
this plan the beat hitherto brought
md he prepared steam
with aners eapoaora and basa made the pncpe
Louisiana. Also Vacuum Pana Centrifugal
Black ApAfstus from the Globe Works Co.. New
York, $500
The Will Put operation furnish
the required the
he method worhng them the
who
agedby the and hng materials
vi. furnished and instructions personally pannon
In the making the article.
EH Agents New Orleans, MeaBrs. VOORHEES,
Is Tohoupitonlas street. felt spdAwf
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CoNsIGNEEs.

Bark Chester from BostonC BoylsGrossan BenstsauJ
lohnsoh &o-J Dudley dcoJ Gould &so-Psrkins Campbell
DeweyDoSan Donovan eo-B Mann-Taylor Radden Geo-
shumway Capp-J Fl Marks Aco--yose BTca-order,
Ship Galena from New YorkPice, &coHa Hdrsth
Yuiemap-y Dayid-G Shaw 8co-F Rodewaid aeoNB n
chnnNo R1Hoimss Gisa y s SsoI.
Goodrich &coC Yale Price, &s- Doinon e. sonD y
hsks-A Grief aco,A Gaion-E Marquis fcoP Hsbrard-s
Wright &co-A Whtney-A Hie-Rcs Bros-T Guon-O Msrsb
Howel-E Hart &co-oglesby MacauiAy-o d Woodmnn"
Characterization Marshall &co Builatou-
Felt ss.on-G yintonHall Kemp dco-Gma, Lewis eco
Scott Searibg-A JaeusGssn Lrump--W Stewart &co-J
Dssponsy-Taslor Hart Rogers eo-E Stevens &coNThieis
See aeo-W Lechford &coW Hanney Aeo-Rowd q Fisid
Villa Aco-J StessF sina &co
fod-Curry Person ksnnsdy-A Stone Eco
Cahuzac &eoH Huuipg-John Watt Eco
eonrneanI-Conysrse. Kenneth dos-Fssen Stevenson
ksnnedy.JO Woeirur AcoJ Matthews Fros-H NC
Gnnia-B GresaJ Aibert-L godsmA McArthur-J Darcy
Brand Adams-C Pasqnief-A Mpnros Aco-Ksnns Dir Ace
Dyaa &eoA Piper AeoC schnedsrH Peel
ss-G Morrn-J Stroud 2coGoldani.h, Hsbsr GeeNor.h
Pollard &eo-MeCutehon, Howell &roM MeKsna-W Jackson Aeo
Labords-Fsrlsy. Jury &coE Daley McGiups-Smi,h
Cooper LaughiaG sizsrMasss q
Cor eAnnonG Bailey &ooPstars, &co-A Cohn-A
snee--o RoodnAp-J MeEtery-J Narmhnt-R Fraxier-
MArsh Dsnman &co-Pree Coulon Mshsws &co-siark
S.aafeI &so-Payns Folger Leo
e-Eaon HndenonF Cuaaehs George Connoiy-Dun,x
Stanton Nswmnn-C Koek-EsPsola Gco-shum
way Cap-E DndtoersHsald Maszis Tomp-
kihs deo-order. -
Steamship Black WARRIOR from York-T Hunts Aaren-J
Cohn-W ENTHUSIASTICALLY Pehard &coGiqusi Jsmi,on u
Abert-W W Cavils &co-F 6erch-I
GuchsH BsrgmAn-P GarpsttsG Gacl-J Bockins-J crsm
Glhia &coM Burnett BoR Burd-E BurdssnrsI
&soc Borrn Bro-A Biaek-Beitertou &Keefe-Mi,s Boil.
son-! B0rlingeL baeh-J Back &coBOy s,anshAd SsoA
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INTELLIGENCE.

..- TUESDAY MORNING. Nov. 90 1855,
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Crescent City Gray for Nex York via Hsyans
Jennings, Laughland dcs
S5hlp snItahs, barIe't, fof new Bork A Cohen
BAk hoa altone, stnmes Ior bostn, @ W Hynson &co
span 6afa Hessin basts for Bareeons, Castillo
BfTk iin n Goburn Tor eerdsaur Boudousquie Phillips
hHg eeo l. Ao0o''' iseXsfi tof shFnnnah, Poole &co
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
Glass Y, .~
To DO drawn In Baltimore Md, Saturday, Now a. 1856
6 n II ~ nj II

1886 prizes, amounting to sa4s44sa.
Whole tickets aaoi Halves saoi Quarters. $40; Eshshs
Is Is s ss Is n,
s M al slass Gus 81 and M ss
1 Tbos Z y ~ haSins on them the
s s ss IL II ls 81 ia 8 III IL Sd 4 sA
sss S5s 40
en- VIII H. a
each pask.ss q IS ticket, amount Chat
me s s.. per- s x
for .s "a esws wen d. fG q Package and
~ sssi''' '''' amount
5: !; !: i S s;:Ss:, 4,
..,... IN oRDEE!N RING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
sssss {,
sssp ' s 20 a
NJ ,s r.
N p
Of are also published
s s LIE p ss a wAas s
These public most
public shsy are dawn the
Ths Issgss,,si!y 4 ~
%sy iss disposed sss sm
!, Tl ISaas @,ssassaes Of
Of Packages for the chance Of obtaining these
Prizes
Persons The undersigned
their promptly fed the
The Maryland Lotteries daily always
Tcketh from VI TO 800 and Cthcatea Packages
% ass ss Th S
tickets. &
circular containing all the Schemes Maryland
will DO sent TO by addressing the Address
ordefst0
F. x. Brennan, Il
oas Speed NOD Calvert street, Baltimore, Md.
ID EMOVAL-S. ii. KENNEDY & co. have
removed from No. rs Tehouptoua street No. 80 Poydas
street. nol1 II
4 AVILLE +. O., Attorney at Law, No. Is
III Exchange Place opposite the Post Once New Orleens.
uo101 W
GMOKING ToBACCO-s00 gross q. W
~ GALL Andsnon 4 Goodwin.
nol3 st corner Canal and New streets,
VNTHISKY-20O bbls Raw; 100 bbls Reeti-
fed 100 bb Boylss Rose Boysa do Rose for
OILS JOSEPH Lands d CO., 50 Tehoupi.Oulas street.
STARCH-10o0 boxes Frazer Pearl, for sale
OILS JOSEPH lands CO., as rehoa p,oala. street.
WHISKY-200 bbls Raw, 100 bbls Recti
Wv fed, 500 bes and halfbbs Boyle Rose for sale by
oaa JOSEPH Lands l. CO., IS Tshoaptonlss street,
SODA ASHES AND PALM OIL-40 casks
mol A DELAGRAvE Il CO.. u, Magazine street. +
n, IRE BRIGKS-400, 900 English, Pensacola,
n Pstseurg. and Biloxi Fire Bricks, for sale BY
ssss A. DELAGRAYE d CO., ii Masa.ne street.
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Bsnsrd Byrns, Vance ouip-P k.sJ
hog BtsucS belknsp Lusa BorgiaF BanC
s.s,nd. ssgss,s =
Vsnbsnhuyen o~EL BonntCT Bpddscks &so-P III Chase
nol.B1so.i BEL Carroll 4soL Chshts ga.
ssuusit dsojass Connolly se9J
aeJ DDsrsrsB
Daobat! Eg.-L 4 sIsn.P Zen Aeo-F,,h &so-B FLOR.
rroi:-I krfdiek Fsnae Bee AeoFf.ioa, Stevenson AoeF
Fotne seo Godsmih, Hsber Acch Gsfn enfant Lw Acd,
Grief &co-A Geenaado GrseatnP Ga1e-L Goldsmith
otsgUG Wap-g qodchaux Frsres-Gns-S Grennon keeT
GuioaJ Gould AeoM fiiddea Aso-R geddesAllsn lille
Jnnips LaushIaa4 @eop Aco Morsho Bros
Hobb AcoJons ErpnefsJ Man-Rishards, Socomb &ee-T
Jskaon &so-.Judson scotro stwsI srinFsr eco
BSmlth-B kHdgs-T Moresu-E Mar ques &co-Snih Bro
Scott sesrinsS Raiser-D Seaman Kbkpd-MArbatg
foster-L wartr-KeIy Frs1sJ Matabaf Aeo-E Smith
ksasst DIr de- He.s AesJ sunton deeDr
sasis.L Lyons Titus &so sskss AseA Levy
6eoM Ith Smedes Aeo-C smpson-J Lsws &eo-S WI'on
sS Lqm &er Teese LsysB No,%sn
,an &eot oTews,-5spE &eo9.Lsy
tG ss, &e@w etesfprd &se-J ovsIIsye Radala
ssnd TsnPtis .oo
Msooa Esls,rertns c.mps aeoY.snsne oA Moro
fonAfd 6co-Mobile BOO packages order 900
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ARRIVED

Ship Lombard Lombard days from Hsraua ballast. to master
LIST dstrict.
Ship Potoma Reed is days from Phia ielpha in ballast 10
Ship john Albert Higgins days in ballast, to
Meeksr &co-lB dtstrct
Sho Gaena eavett 10 days from New York. Cohsnqd district
Bark Chester Crosby, 80 dsys Boston, Hynsou keosi
district. -
sehr HseIy Latsqr Store. from Mobile Basin.
schr Enioeia, Hoiy, from BiloIi-Basin.
Sehr Florida, Martin, from Pascagoula- "g' s-
sehr kmeem Matt, from Tieknw-Ba,n.
Sehr Ann MeGlinn, from BAY St Louis- b.
schr Bsllerophon from Bay St Louis-Basn. g. @r.-
Sthr sylphide, BA6srip, from Tohsuncia-Bain
Schr MathlldE Melon from bonfoues-Ban
Schr Lods from BiloIi-Bssin,
Steamboats,.
Princess, Holiness ycksburg
Swamp Fox Kimhall from Alexandria,
FULTON, Moore, from Ouachita River.
Fanny Rulltt, Durham from Louisville.
y ~ , Esymsr, Cooper from ouAeha River.
w Young, Taibel, from Camden.
Fanny sp.rhawk, Terrebonns, from Donaldsonvie
National, McManus, from White River
Victoria, Hawes, frcm Alexandria,
California, Frost, from Mobile
Catherine. Hampton, fsm Bayou Mcnohao.
ophelia, Dimetry. from Balize.
Rapides, Dowty, from Alsxandra
Lecohnts, Gresnlaw, from Red River,
Tow-boatJ Bell Rinehard from ,he
sea on the 18th ins ship Great the Wave-brougb up ship
TowboS lunus Beebe Andrews Passstowsd dwn and
this 18th inst bark Gregory briggs Peters and Hs
culsI sehI Ezs Fk-bIought ships Potomac John Albs
and bark Chester - - f
Towboa AngloAmercan Sees Pssses-vsnt down i;ph
srought up shipa Galsna Falcon.
Below-Coming Up.
Ship Goenbdg. from Hsvre 10th Sept. =a.z.
Bark II kinbali, from Rock land Me,
Nine ahips and three barkf, names unknown0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-20
CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CRY, Nov. 10, 1855.
Arrived to-day 800 head Texas and Attakapas Beeyes
6 Western Beeves 1875 Calves and 20 Hogs There are
no Sheep in market.
PRICEs:
BKEg CATTLE, (Western) choice. emek q NJ net
Attskapas, Texas, etc.. ..4tG6K q is net
op. ......lle p fb
oioioe
aiLcH Cows .$3o0S9O bead
VALVES AND YEARLlNGs... $6nSS a hezd
VEAL SO 506$l "A head
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EXPORTS.

EXPORTS,
NEW YORK VIA MISUNDERSTANDING Crescent Cty-7sI bag.
wheat 800 so tea hrm Is bales WOOL indigo pkss
Eundres ~ roo
NEW YoRK-Sbp Sutnna-s9l Cotton hhds SUGAR 1s bbs
1865 bb ia hf bbs molaRae 81
hour-5 hhds oshceo. 80 pkgs mdse.
BosToNBnL Thos Abons-Ssl cotton 500 do hemp 500
bos Hour 50 do aow bbs 5 tea lard $50 ska
3sl bdls hides 5000 slaves. 80
BARCELONA-Bark Ros,la-s50 bales cotton $3.50 stayss
BoRDGAUXBark Gon-509 bes cotton sO9s bags wheat
coffee $3.50 staves ~
sAvANEAH-Brig G L Abbott--Manissst not complete
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.,

TUESDAY Mosrrss. Nov 90 1855
COTTON. The supply on factors tables was light
yesterday, and the sales wsrs confined to $500 bsles
Prices wers nrm. We duots
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MILEsrC, FoLKEs,

MILEs1C; F0LKEs, z.z.- --
Auctoneer lnndl street
burg, Mirslasppi. "
~ VIII sell MERCHANDISE and PROPERTY OF
tons conagnsd 10 him. and Prompt Remances same
Refers
MesHrs JOHN WATT CO.,
A9s 3ply CUDDY, BROWN L CO., new orleans.
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IMRUhTH.- :
BOST0N-Bark Chester-Aasoed merchandise,
sEARsPoRT, MEBnrk John hay to order
PHlLApELPhiA-ship Potomae-s0o ksga malta to order.
NEW foRK-Ship Galena-Assortsd merchandise.
kocKLAND-Brg Amaet -Isso easks lime Cresvy Farwsll
PHLADELPHIA-sshr Saunds-q60 toms coal to sturs-
want &co.
MoBEshr Henry Laourss bbs urpsnns 80 bbs ron ORDER
SHIP lsLAND-Rags ssveuys1loks salt Byrns Vance AGO
BLoxI-schr Emblsm-95 900 feet lumber W s stocker.
SAndford
TCKFAW-Schr Emblsm-9s cords wood 10 order.
ANTE R1vER-Schr DorsocO shingles wood to
BAY ST LOUlS-Schr Ann Mctuinn so McGunn,
BAY ST LoUISSehr Belerophon cords wood TO order
TeHEFuNcTA-sehr syphide-4oO bbls sand to order.
BIL0xI-Schr Lode-Wood.
B0NFoUCA-schr Mah da-ss 900 bricks 10 ORDER
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PAPER AND STATIONERY WAREHOUSE,
So and 55 Common street.
~ r. STEVENS & co. invite The attention
of CITY Country stock Paper
Stationery Blank Books Playing offered
At lowest for cash approved Lately
their assortment OF
the pubishers -
loco dozen Websier's Spelling Books;
1000 " Meeiuf, Is Readsre;
900 !" Sporting ks;
800 Webser's .hool Dictionary;
900 :" Walkers e
500 =" Smiths Grammar 5....
200 "a +" Arithmetic;
80 :" olnsys Geography aud Atlas;
800 copies quarto Bibles, very ow priced
zoo dozen Writing Bo X, for Schools. J.
500 dozen Maynard Writing Inks put IN
mint land small Inks
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fnsHE sUBSCRlBEK respectfully announces
IL his ends the public generally well
and has during the
completely renovated Every hss
haa adopted Al repairs have been
substantially Tho
and asd With fashionable aud segant furniture Especially
Ladies' abort, spared
providing the comfol. its guests is open o the
Communication of the public
sepl0 SIN is r. s. MORSE Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-20

TTyO HOTEL KEEKERS-FoR RENT.-A
IL The COMMERCIAL HOTEL, the corner of WY
Front Lsyee and Gired Thu bnidng
rooms with Bar fronting Girod
mol U 3. M DAVIS, Cssh sr Bank OF Leuiafnna.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-18
The Maine Election,

Morrill, the Republican candidate received
the highest vote Of the three candidates who
run for Governor, but did not obtain a plurality
of votes, and therefore there was no election
by the people. The Democrats, and their
allies, the Old Hunker Wings have majority
in both branches of the Legislature; and will
therefore be able to elect their own Governor
in that body. If the Wings had not lent aid
to the Old Liners by running a candidate of
their own; Gov Morrill, would have been elected
by large majority. But they gave the De-
mocracy all the aid in their power to defeat
Morrill,, not only by running candidate Of
their own, but by running with the Democrats
in electing Senators and Representatives,
Whoever was the most available men was put
in nomination all over the State, no matter
whether Wing or Democrat. 1t was regular
fusion. The questions of Slavery and Liquor
were kept as much out of sight as possible by
the candidates and press of this Fusion, al
though no one can doubt but their success wa:
really a triumph of Slavery and Liquor:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-18

Messrs. Lunkenheimer and Ellis are once
more breathing the free air of Heaven, not
sifted of it's purity through cross bars, nor con-
taminated by the flames Of lager beer and
whisky. A writ of habeus corpus was re-
ceived yesterday from Judge Davidson, Of the
Supreme Court. The Court itself took no
action upon the Appeal, Judge Perkins being
sick. Judge D. issued the writ from his res
idence in GreenGpVille, and the parties started
yesterday afternoon on the cars to try the case
before him at that place. We shall soon heal
of the decision.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-18
rFor the JournaI.l

Mr. SANDERs:-The spirit of complaint
which exists 0nlyin the counties on the line
south of Knox, against the administration of
NOTED by the intriguing efforts ofSamuel Hall,
of Princeton, late President, and now Direct
or ofthe Company. And | wish to say to that
individual, through this public medium, that
his house is all glass, and that the slightest blow
would shatter it badly.
The mutterings of men whose unreasonable
demands may not have been gratified, and the
+conceited clamor of an editor of small news
paper, because. his good nature has not been
deemed worth the purchase; are circumstances
which may be passed without observation.
But the late President of the e. & c. Railroad
shall not villlfy its present management with
IMMUNITY.
My present office I never eourted, nor even
sought dictatorship in the E. & c. Railroad
Company. took the latter on the persuasion
of friends whose interests were involved in the
road, and the former by the invitation and
suffrages of gentlemen of Evansville. CFhey
know whether have abused their confidence }
The office has been one of immense labor
and great pecuniary sacrifice to me. l have
never received dollar of money from the Com
pany. | have advanced several thousand dol
lars of my own to them, which they still en-
joy, and my liabilities for them have often been
vastly above my property responsibility.
1 Such is the luxury of the Office hold, and
I have simply to say that now just as little
desire its continuance, as I did originally its
comforting. At any moment would gladly
surrender all office in the Company to the mar
who will take my part ofthe burdens.
will simply say further for Terre Ha,ae
that she has never claimed or sought office fol
her citizens, nor patronage of any sort from the
Company.
The jealousies of her people have not been
excited by any consideration of what benefits
other towns enjoy, nor by any apprehension
of what they may enjoy by means of the Rail
, road; though they have borne without com
plant their share of its burdens
w. ID. GRISWOLD.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-18
Decision of the Supreme Court of Indiana, Ma
Term, 1856

Term, 1855.
Bell and another u.s. Longworth, Appeal
Yanderburgh G. G.
PERKINS J.--sWhen person enters upon
land under cooler of title by deed or other
written instrument; and occupies and improves
it, he acquires in lays actual possession to the
extent of the boundaries contained in the
writing, and this though the title conveyed
to him by the ded is good for nothing.
70 constitute color of title it is not essential
that the title should appear, painaa faciej to be
good.
Where party is in possession of land uh-
der and in pursuance of state offacts which,
of themselves, show the character and extent
of his entry and claim, such facts constitute
color of title and are constructive notice to
the world of the character of the claim
A. and b.. III 1917, purchased quarter-sec-
ton of land of the United States, at two dol
lars per acre, paying in hand a fourth of the
purchase money, and receiving credit for the
residue. In 1920 they assigned their interest
in the purchase to G. and d., partners in the
mercantile business in Cincinnati-D. residing
in Cincinnati, but B. elsewhere. The firm
having failed in business, and being indebted
to Longworth, of Cincinnati, in order to pay
the debt to him, or part of it, B. sold the in
terest of the firm in the land to Longworth
and to convey it, executed an instrument as
follows: For value received we hereby assign
to Nicholas Longworth, of, &C., all our right
and claim to, &C., describing the quarter-sec-
tion,) as written our hands this ed day of
September 1921. G. and d. by the acting
partner d. The instrument was attested by a
witness. AT this time the tract was covered
with an unbroken forest. In 1922 Longworth
appointed an agent to take charge of his pur-
chase and had ever afterwards continued the
agency; the agent had constantly resided on
or near the land; he had cut timber over the
whole of it, and prevented others from cutting,
warned people off of it, and employed other
persons to watch trespassers aud keep them
off. He had paid the taxes on the quarter,
leased parts of it to different persons, &C.; but
the whole tract was never enclosed; but it had
been known even by the oldest inhabitants as
the Longworth tract. In 1925, payment was
made to the United States of the residue of
the purchase money, but there not having been
forwarded to the Land Office an assignment of
the certificate given to A. and b. the patent
issued nom;nally to them. Held, that Long
worth went into possession under color of title.
Held, Also that his possession covered the
whole tract. Held also, that his possession
for more than 20 years had perfected his title
affirmed.
j. G. Jones and j. E. Blythe, for the APP
pellants- State Sentinel.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-18

or The latest adFices from Norfolk and
Portsmouth by mail chronicle the death of
no less than twelve physicians in the course
of two days. A, letter says:
l cannot learn the number Of deaths in
Portsmouth or Norfolk This seems now to
be utterly impossible-no one keeps any ac-
count of them now, nor of the new cases,
but Mr.. Corbett informs me that language
cannot cypress the state of affairs, nor can
actual observation even impart correct idea
1t is horrid to think about, and far far more
horrid to see. He tells me he was at Nor
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-18

THE STATE FAm-Laayette & Indianapo-
lis Road will convey freight and passengers to
and from the State Fair, at about half the
usual rates. The Madison and indianapolis,
indianapolis and Cincinnati, Indiana Central
Indianapolis, Pittsburg, and Cleveland, and
Peru railroads have agreed to carry passengers
to and from the State fair at half tile usual
price, and they will carry all articles and ami
mails intended for exhibition free of charge, un-
der certain restrictions. The Terre Haute road
will carry both articles and persons at hall
price. The other roads have not been definite
ly heard from, but will doubtless do as well.
Lat. jour.
We have had the inquiry made us by several
farmers, as to what arrangements were going
to be made on our road.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-18

BIRTH ON A STEMBoAT-The Caledonia ar
rived here early yesterday morning. Satur-
day night an English woman, a cabin passen-
ger, was delivered of a fine boy. Capt Calhoun
acted as midwife with remarkable success.
The boy was named Richard Caledonia. The
lady walked off the boat and up our long wharf
yesterday morning, carrying the baby! We
may say, therefore, that she is doing well as
could be expected
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-18

OF The editor of the Reform chose yester-
day very proper channel for the public issues
of his dirty lrash about us. We hope howev-
err, that hereafter when he wants to tell us we
lie, he will take occasion to try the experiment
before our face. As it is, his language is I'M
gentlemanly, his charges absurd, and his knowl-
edge Of the English language too confined to
permit him to give utteranee even to falsehood,
in a manner that can be understood, he will
excuse us, and probably feel grateful to us, for
not making any reply. No man in this COM
munity better knows than Mr.. Deitch, he has
entirely misrepresented our feelings toward the
German population of Evansville. We have
in times of trial pr0uen our friendship toward
them-yet we are just enough a man, and an
honest man, to tell them they are wrong when
they are wrong.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-18

067-A bar-keeper at some place ''away down
East complains that the authorities have put
back the temperance cause years by prescott
ing him. He says that the people were becom-
ing 50 well trained that they took liquors from
him which were two-thirds water, and if he
had been let alone he would have got them so
that they would have drank clear water with
in six months.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-18

IMMUTABLE AND UNcHANGEABLE.-The Old
Liners of Noble County, in this State, met in
convention on the 4th inst, and passed resolu-
tons denunciatory of the Nebraska swindle,
opposing the admission of any more Slaae
States, affirming their Jeffersonian democracy,
&c, &c.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-18

PRIZE CoNUNDRUMs-WooD's MINsTRELs
These Minstrels have been induced to stay
one night longer, and to make this night as at
tractive as possible; the manager is going to Of
fer two elegant prizes for conundrums. A
lady's breastpin, a richand elegant piece of jew
elry, will be given To the person who sends in
the best conundrum, and large gold pen and
holderto the author of the second best. A
committee will be appointed from the audience
to attend to reading the eonnundrums and de-
Gliding upon their quality. Let everybody
who can make conundrllm, write it down
and send it to the Minstrels directed to the
Washington House. The reading Of these
will no doubt produce an unlimited amount of
interest and fun. Besides this feature, the
Minstrels will tonight give one of their best
concerts.