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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-26
JHYDK,s MARElEYARD.

:. CORNER SECOND VINE srRErr. EvASsvitLH I'D.
would respectfully the cit
sens Of Evansville and the public generally that he has
purchased the entire stock Of No. Vermont Marble Of Mr.
and fully NIL all orders for Monu
men fombs Oteiks Head snd Foot Stones Of the best
their deceased friends would do we'll
20 give him call. All orderspfomptiy attended TO-
oct2f-H DID q aHl al RI -.sr j. HYDE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-26

NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS n. MAGHEE,
wEsTERH PRODUCE AID GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
"a South William street, New York.
DEING long established with extensive connection
Id in the above sness respectfully soiicits consigp-
ments ofa kinds OF Western Produce, which will receive
and personal attention the lowest possible
scale Of charges. Particular will be bestowed
consgnmen ts of Tobacco and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
J. MAGHEE Il CO.. ~
feb20-N Evansville. Ind.
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I.OTs Ann HOUSES FOR SALE.

HNREAT CHANCE FOR SPECULATION Lots for
sale situated Evansville Just beyond the
pot -Four have Frame Houses ITEM
well situated for residences ng
business and only about one square TON am
70 m SOLD Those wanting or wn
opportunity representation had better apply
Aetelv especially Is new and very
srabe residence For further particulars apply at this once
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no MEkCaAANTs, PHYSICIANS,
lDRUGGISTS, AND THE PUBLIC GEN.
ERALLY. fs3fi-HH
NTESSRS KELLER Il FARNSLEY would respect
wi fully return thankso thercustomers and the pub
generally for the liberal patronage which they have
heretofore received and take this method of informing
their friends that they have purchased Of Mr. Crawl
| Bell his entire stock Of Druss d Medi cines. and
will continue carry the business in the house for
merly occupied by him Main. between First and Sec
end sts where they will be pleased TO have their friends
call and examine theirs They associated Mr.
in Mr.. Bells establishment, who will be happy atal
times 70 wait upon the old patrons, ofthe house.
pure Drugs at low rates. and dating
any inducement tothe Merehants Druggists and Ply
sicsns. We respectfully invite them TO call, as We have
nd stock OF s95 000 well SCI ectcd Drugs and
will be constantly receiving additions TO present
supply. and hope TO offer such TO HOLE
SALE DEALERS as will supereede the necessity OF
visit other cities, for the purpose opurchasng
ftheir supplies. y % lMmoa IL
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NRw WAsHINCsrOy HOTKI..

YHvEE Projectors Of this House have removed from their
old stand Main street. % their Hosel just hnsh
ed opposts the new Court House. where the e to
AZ 20 call them. in much hsa formerly
past patronage respectfully solicit eontinu
1.-THE which shall all endeavors
IT, Our fare viii be the best che market aords and
charges moderate.
Good Stab, and Wagon Yard kept soreounsI custom.
eyl0-d&vtf FELKER a HEDDERECH
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STORAGE WANTED.

JOHN s. MITCHELL IL SON,
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,
EVANSVILLE, IsD.
OTce and Warehouse on Water street, betreen Main
and Locust; also corner of Walnut st. and the
Canal, and at the Big Wharf Boat at
RI +. foot of Main street. r.
WILL advance cash on all kinds OF Produce eoI
wv signed to them for sale or 10 ship toheir Cor
respondents at New Orleans and the Eastern Cities
Orders for purchasing Produce or Merchandise nied
at the shortest notice and lowest market prices
They will give prompt attention the Fort riding OF
all Produce entrusedo their care and
with their experience and ample facilities for Storage
do not hesitat e to guarantee satisfaction:
povIA-tf JOHN =. MITCHELL son.
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ON WAsHINGTON HOtJs

uHOR SALE OR RENT This House. occupied BY
Woosey Nelson. Auctoneers will be sold at a bargain
sold win be for rent For further particular
enquire of woolsey ~ Nelson or
jani2-tf ~Nf'SFI438Na hHf n. NURRIE. Owner.
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NOTCH.

ESSRS. LEWIS HOWARD having purchased our
1vA Wharf boat wish the liberal
upon hitherto and for contnu
of the yards them.
We beg tosay fnrhsr to friends out Of and 70 ALL
that confirms this Commission and forwarding business
heretofore. We have engaged ample facilities
the River and ayins Canal other Warehouses
ment. 80
We continue make liberal
signed for sale and
also promptly I'LL all orders for the purchase Of
goods or the produce OF the country having ample facilities
do such business the best advantage
Once as formerly. under the Telegraph Office.
e22-tf JOHN & MITCHELL A SON.
0APANNED TIN WARE-rrunks Deed boxes Cash
- boxes specie boxes knife boxes oiases
cups dust pans pepper box Tumbers sand boxes
wash bowls match Safes graters lanterns watt
dec9s BABcoCK BROS.
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b MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW Fall AND WINTER DRY GOODS AND
CLOTHING IN EXCHANGE FOR STATE
- - STOCK BANK NOTES. ----------

vuyHE inform the cit
this city vicinity. that he has just opened very
large well selected stock Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
consisting in part Of :.
French Engsh Mernos Plads D. LANES half and all
black plain and watered Silks bleaehed plaf striped
solid cold Silks Dress Silks all colors Of
Founses Gross Maple and sasins Fanns Opera
Shaws; all kinds Of Blankets osieries Gloves. Embrode
ries Cloaks Of all styles and Materials and multitude OF
other articles too tedious to mention. :. :.
AZ small prof aud quick sales" would ad-
wise those wishing their fall and winter supplies to
vor me with q call. before Purchasing elsewhere.
Especially would draw the attention OF dealers and
chant 10 nv heavy choice stock Of Casne
plsin fancy Brosdcloths. Over
coating whtneys Kerseys Peterham. WOOL Sill
and cotton Lnings and all kinds Of Taior Trimming
To those dealing in Ready Made CT thing reane; to vs
in order the heany stock which con
sny Keep on hands AMI intend selling Cincinnati prices
an terms 81 'f-..r ?. .ie.Lll
Asthese Clothing are in this city under my
supefvision I able warrant better Mt aud mo
sewing than there be had at any other Market
- A. ANsPACHER.
novs Main street. one loo below Branch Bank.
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TOYS AND NOTIONS.

UrSr Aud more daily 1ooked for. rdns most
81 svtry httie aad oraamenal article such Toy
Bssk ets Dols Raes Whites Trumpets
Hsrps. Aeeordeens Games
Nssd.ss Pins Pencils. Cold Psns COMBS Brush
g. and Powder Emsrses's Razor Straps Travel
ing Compasses Pocket Knives Wallets and
Sewing Birds, Wax Beads Jewelry FIRE ~
20 sale n0v3O "a ". ~ nr-c.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-26
ATTENTION FARMERSI

VXTOOL CAROINCs.-The undersigned asks the sttsn-
w tou Of Fsrmerss 90, Card
This establishment has machines running day and
ighty steam enabling work faster and cheap
any other similar in this region while she
excellent farmer may bring WOOL for himself
ordinary amount and only have TO Wait
few hous for 10 be earded MY prices reasonable The
highest price WOOL quality
have old and Carder work msehises
and promise :stisfaetion. je3 wtf j. VI. BIRTH
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LEATHER AND FINDINGS,

3. e. PREsTON d co.
NTANUFACTURERs o. fsbaces Second IT.. s.tv...
w NaIn aud ter door below Buchanan Co., hss
sep25-6mds =. -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-26

CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE OF
JACOB ScHEURER, MAIN ST.. BET. 1ST AND I'D.
20. Schaefer & Schroeder's old stand.) -,
II RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens Of Evansville
and surrounding country, that have taken the above
stand, determined to continue the same business and
will constantly keep hand the choicest Havana Cigars
and Tobacco of the best brands that Eastern az
ford; also Snu and Smoking Tobacco OF all kinds Mer
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes OF all sizes and quail
es at the lowest cash prices Wholesale and Retail
My lengthy experience in the business convinces me
that give general satisfaction and respectfully
solicit share of public patronage. lspl u
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CARRIAoE AND BU0GY MAKINo!I

NNESSRS. SATERLEE d DE'GARMO have now or
lNl hand good assortment of and two hsrse Car
riagss Rockaways and Buggies, manufactured a'theh
own shop after the most approved and modem ssyiee.
tom work in the neates and most Substantial manner.
and surpassed by Eastern manufacturers either In
quality or price. They have experienced Carriage
Black smith who does the Tron work in style motto
be excellod.sr ~ APPLY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-26

IL eask hns Pale Brandy; ~ casks Port Wine;
% HOLLAND Gin; cash Majeris Wise;
do Old Sherry; reed and for sale by
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HARDwaRR AND CUTLERY.
HcoPFBE HOUSE AND REsTARAUT,

Water Street merit Insurance Company, ErdnsrHe,fa
IIENRY sCHAEFFER's new Coffee House and Res
II taurat in the three story brick house. between In
surance Co. Office and the Pavilion Hotel, Is now fitted
upn the style and he is prepared to receive his
best manner His Bar will be supplied with the choices
liquors Wines and Ales, which, with other
ne will serve up the approved style and at al
hours Of the day. Mr.. will always keeps good va
yiety of the best brands Of Cigars. ~ 80.
Attached to the house lisa BOWLING SALOON, will
two nne Alleys and every accommodation requisite fol
such place. r-. u - -.
Also BILLIARD SALOON !, with two excellent tables
decq-taprl n E
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-26
WAR WITH RUSSIA

il EVERYBODY ELSE.-RuN HERE l-Having essab-
shed Coal Yard betweea
and Walnut prepared sell In quantities the best
PITTSBU RICH COAL. &C lE prices esa be bought
the Fas All orders left the Of HofnbYoo
Churchill win be hanhy received and sssssdst
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-26

I'VE now have hand OF the complete an d
sirabe stocks Of Dry Goods ts found
market which We orer to all eaah tine
unusually low rates. Ourstoets ho"g directly IRON
We DEFY petition from efths narke in the
We fee thankfu all Of cid friends sn
feel well assured that make il their interest," we'll
that OF ell Others 70 give 81. before Purshs.a
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODs.

,kLENtILLE Z oBAcco.-io boxes best quality jss
Se.'" 4 GILBERT & CO.. sye. near ws..r.
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MISCELLANEOUS
STOVES! TIN AN COPPEK EsTAB.
II LISHMENT. 1870 =

THOMAS SCANTLfN, Of the firm of Scantlin
E e. Parvin- has returned from Princeton nd tax
2HI en- up his residence permanently in THIS cirI-
" where he win devote his persona attic ntion to all
branches oftheir business Mr.. - would call atte
ton Of the public generally and his old customers
to their extensive stock of STOVES, Tin and SHEET.
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining to
theft buness They also to do all sorts
Tin, Copper and Sheet-iron Custom Work, Steamboat
work, de-, &c. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done N he shortest notice and the most perfect style.
Call a, the store Of ~ SCANTEIN'& PAkVIN. p
nov14JlR.t fts. Main steet. bet Firstand scond.
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LAND FOR SALE.

uHvE Of Land the Boouvil road bridge and
l. equally divided by the Canal This desirable properly
situated rapidly Improving rs OF the city 40 offered for
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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-27
riscoYerv 81 rranklin,s Remains.

ST. PAUL, Min, Dec, l6. Mr.. Stewart ar
rived from Red River. last eve, on his way to
Canada, bearing dispatches for Sir Geo. Simp-
son. containing Information of the discovery Of
the point where Sir John Franklin and his par.
~ perished Itwas ON the coast opposite Mon.
rreal Island. Their bones lie buried in the
sand within an extent OF twelve miles. This is
the fifth winter since they persisted. and the
drifting sands of that barren region. being In
lat. 6S North, have piled in succession layers
on the bones of these noble and ill-fated men.
MIR. Stewart describes the region as dreary
in the extreme Not blade of grass or stick
of timber met the eve. No game OF any kind
could be found He was informed by the Es-
quimaux that the Esquimaux reached the spot
in time to see the last man die of hunger, who
was leaning against some object. When dis
covered he was too far gone to be saved.
Mr. Stewart has brought home the remains
of bow having the name of Sir John Franklin
on it, with hammer, kettles. part of blue
flag. and other articles belonging to the unfor-
tunate vessel.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-27

ERE are some White and Bronze French Kid Slippers
IL for that Ball. Quick you lose 'em.
Dec II, 1855. J. W. ROBERTS.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-27

DAHAEIscoTTA-Sld 10th Ship Iadian Hunter tnew,
400 tonsl - Mobile.
B sroN, Dec. 19-Ard brig Onward. Tibbetts VIII
,mington; brig III rriet. Pratt Potomac River
Schs John, Colby, Niscasset; Saml Lewis, Raynes,
hence.
HoIHE. HoLE-Ard 18th, brig VIM II Parks Web
Der, = join for Boston, brig NJ T Wider, Ginning
ham. Wilmington for Bath brig Forester. LLOYD st
Marys for ath sch II X Dunton, Dunton do for Port
land Ell ctric Light, Dye Georgetown sc for Bruins
wick; l. Hyde, Mabe, Baltimore for Gath.
n ORLEANs-Adv shipS Potomac and Asia for Liver.
poo; Britannia, for do 18th; Clara Ann for Boston
Cerra GoIdo 70 do; III Warren do
MoBlLE-Cld 18th ship Conqueror. Curtis Havre
JACKsoNvILLE-Ard 10TH sch fo1neo, Rogers. n Y
n IoRK-aeow, 18th ship Rhine from Loadon.
BpsToN-Ar Dec 20, brig ID Lincoln Weber
Philadelphia; sch Chadbournc Wainwright,
Wilmington C..
PORTLAND Ar Dec 20, sch Ocean Ranger. Golfer, Of
and from Damariscotta; sch Sus ex Weber Damaris.
Gotta. E
MoBILE-In port 18th, ship Lady Franklin, Jordan
for Liverpool taken up at 5-Sd
New 1oRK-Ar Goth, by tel ship Rhine, Doane
London: so Lizzie Harvard. Delano, Havre.
EAsPoIT-Ar 11th, brig Titana, Appleby Bath, and
sid 18th for St John. b.
Bosr N-Ard 3D. sch Mary Ann, Williams hence.
Cid ship Wabash Hutchings Havana.
I'd. Ard ship Sarah burlington, Whitney, Gotten
| berg Oct rs
TARP ULIN CovE-In port I'D bark Scio Patterson
hence 70 New York.
NEW 0RLsANs-Ar 14th ship Wurtemberg, Wilmer
Hayre; Flora Southland, Day. Richmond
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-27
DtutbS.

In this city, Ith inst. Mr. Charles Carroll aged 81 yrs
In this city, 2st inst Mary Ann daughter Of Capt Da-
vid and Mary Ann Burt, aged months aud "a days.
In this city, 18th inst Mss Ellen Haskell aged Sc yrs
In Woowch 18th inst, Mrs. Harriet ID. Webb, aged Al
In Rockland, wife Of Capt Jesse Hobrook aged
son OF Mr. j. b. Greenhalgh, aged months; Mrs. Mary
Jane, wife of Mr.. VIM NJ. Monroe aged Is years; Mrs
Mary E. wife Of Mr.. Leonard Stevens aged SO years I
months
In Warren, by drowning, Stephen E. Rockham, aged 10
years.
In Tlpmaston, S. L. Smith, Esq aged "a yrs.
In Damariscotta, of William and Emily Hiscock
aged years IL months
In Wiscasset, Mrs Sarah, widow of the late Thomas
McCrate, aged 10 years.
In Haowell, Mrs. Hannah NJ. Laughton aged As years
In Washington, Mrs. Margaret wife of Elijah Brown
and daughter of the late Capt Christopher Woodbridge
Newcastle, aged sc
In Brunswick, Edward son Of Charles Peensill. aged
years.
In Durham, sias Estes, aged 81 years.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-27
PORT OF BATH.
THURSDAY, Dee q

THURSDAY. Dee 20
ARRIVED.
Sch John Q ireland, Whelden, New York, with tim
Der to Ripley, Hallowel.
sen Sarah hooers, ousins, Georgetown, S G, with
timber TO Trufant, Drummond y Co
brls mos onnor, York, of Port and, - with tim
Der.
rig sonaparte, Steele, Jacksonville, with timber.
Brig baldwin, " with do.
Sch Gen Hersey, of Sanger, with do.
Sch ALEXANDRIA with do
Sch q. egon, Greenleaf of Boothbay, Potomac River
with hard ne timber.
ARRIVED.
231, sch Somerset, Freeman, Savannah, 9th
SAILED.
VIM Cummings Johns, Charleston, s C.
MONDAY, Dec "a
ARRIVED.
Sch Challenge, of PASSPORT Anderson. from Balti-
more, with Corn Flour and Pork to McLelltn, Den
mis- & o.
Sch A Hyde, Mabee Baltimore with Flour Corn.
Oats and Shorts to d l. Patten.
Sch Metis rane, Newport.
sen Julla franklin. Low, z e Island.
Brig Forester. Lloyd, ST Marys Ga.
Sch Georgia, DridkwateT. baltimore with w O
Plank and Wales to ID Robinson.
list brig May RUeen, Clifford, Jacksonville.
I'd sloop Heroine. Preble, Phipsburg with dough-
nuts and sass to EmmOns or Deano.-
10th, brig Lincoln Webb, Perkins Guadaloupe
Brig Ada Smith, Cuba.
oath, ship hueo Everett, New Orleans.
Ship Adrat Jewett, from Boston for Buenos Avres
was ashoreS ult on the Eng sh sank, River Of Plate
No particulars.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-27

THIS WAR or 1s12-NanoSAt CosvEsrfoS have
received from the ncn. B. Sutherland president Of the
convention held in 1885, call for the defenders Of the
country in the war of 1872 who met last January in the
city Of Washington assemble there again on the ap-
preaching anniversary of the battle Of New Orleans
suant to the resolution adopted their last session.
which time and place the convention adjourned.
The undersigned, who is Vice President Of the above
named convention, will attend the time and place Of
journment should those who interested wish
tain Pension, contribute pay his expenses have
offered to pay dollar EACH lie attended last January
at his own expense and the only member from Maine.
those who expect be benefited by his services do
contribute towards his expenses he will attend said
convention. S. D. REED.
Bath, Dec. II, 1855. sw26
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MurrtagRs.

In this city, ODD inst, by Rev. Mr.. Brooks Mr. Rodney
Henderson Miss Martha j. Fletcher both this city
In Rockland, Mr. Andrew johnson to Miss Jane Ann
Munroe both of R.; Mr. Lincoln Rhoades Miss Rebecca
g. Manning, both or R.; MIR. Oliver P. Hix, to Miss
Alathea NJ. Fisk both Of South Thomaston,
In Li;chteld franklin Wadsworth to Phebe n. FAIR,
both Of Litchfeld.
Golf.
In Newcastle Henry ingalls,, ESQ., OF Wscasset Miss
Mary, daughter of Ebenezer Farley, Esq, ofN.
In Bristol, Mr. Stephen Farrer to Miss Corielia A.
Thompson; Mr.. Luke Andrews to Miss Ameda Lane all
Of b.
In Brunswick Freeman Carlton Esq, of Bartlett N H.,
to Miss Victoria c. Holmes OF Moulton, Mass.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-27

DISEASE AMONGST HoRsES.-The distemper
among horses before alluded to 10 the papers,
IS prevailing to an alarming extent among the
horses al the city stables, as many as nine val
liable animals having been affected al one time
A day or two since, one fine horse owned by
the city, and valued at over $500. died from
this disease, ard two three others of less val
ue have also fallen victims. They are FIRST ia
ken with entire loss of appetite, followed by
excessive tremnr and weakness. Several val
liable horses have died elsewhere in this vicin-
lly, from The same disease, within the past few
days Irdreller.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-27

Ship Ontario of Wiscasset from BOSTON for Charles
ton, was fallen in with, 18th inst of Nantucket by
St amship City Of New York, with nothing standing
but foremost and opmast. having been disabled in
gale 9Th The Ontario was taken in tow and carried
into Newport, 18th
Sch lngomar, Arthur, Surinam, for Boston, put into
Newport, RI 18th in distress leaking badly with loss
OF sals &c having encountered heavy weather; cargo
in good orde She has been taken to the wharf Tor re
pairs.
fCapt Carlisle. ofshp Ontario. OF Wiscasset from Bo
ton TOR Charleston before reported lowed into New
port dmas;ed reports Dec O. lat IS Ion - 81 liz
lying to under main spencer in heavy gale from
was hove on her beam ends and the ballast wing
shifted. cut away main and mzen masts to right the
ship. Was taken in tow 18th ms, Nantucket outf
Shoal by 30 miles. by the City of New York, and
brought into Newport.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-27

The COLONIZATION SHIP. We are pleased to
learn that the proposal to build this emigrant
ship is fast growing into favor in this city, and
that several of our fellow citizens have made
liberal subscriptions during the last three days.
The committee who have taken this enterprise
in hand. are prosecuting their noble work with
energy and every prospect of success. From
the first. we have seen the patriotism and phi
lanthropy of this movement, and we trust soon
to announce that the ship is secured Port.
.fdrertiser
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-27
EASTERN TIMES
.A MiRIlE JOURNAL. Ma

srISsos Co., No Long Wharf, Boston, are Agents
Tor the UNION LINE OF packets from Bath Boston, Capt
Snson il favoraby known experienced merchant
shpmaster formerly OF this city All business entrusted
to him will be attended to whpromptnes and despatch
ARTHUR DoNNELL Agent for Bath
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-27

NEW HAVEN, Dec. q. The body of Justus
/, Matthews, workman, was found this morning
in the western suburbs of this city. with his
throat cut and wrists tied. He was in the
house of Rhoda Nademan, and had been con-
nected with band of millerites spirituaists,
or something of the kind. Matthews neck
was shockingly mangled. 1t is said that he
consented to be sacrificed in order to hasten the
Millennium. The woman at whose house the
deed was done is about 20 years of age, and
represents herself as Jesus Christ, and as hav-
ing the power to raise the dead.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-27

V E. c. HYDE Esq, entered upon bis du-
ties as Superintendent of the K. g. P. R. R.,
on "Wednesday last, 19h. Mr.. Partridge Of
Saccarappa succeeds him as Cashier ofthe Bath
Bank.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-27

PROSPECT OF LONG SEssIoN.-TKe first
session of the thirty-fourth congress will, most
probably, be very protracted one, as it is pro-
posed TO refer LongfelIow's ''Hiawatha' to
the committee on Indian affairs.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-27

The position of the democratic members of
congress-the resolution they adopted at their
first caucus-their nomination of Mr.. RICH
ARDsoN for speaker, and their steady adherence
to him since-their announcement that their
attitude was defined, their candidate presented,
and that they would neither make nor receive
any proposition compromising their nominee,
their party, or their principles-we repeat,
the position these events have given them be-
fore the nation, is one of great moral power,
and commands the admiration and respect of
all consistent and honorable politicians The
record which bears the names of those gentle
men who have voted for Mr. Richardson, will
stand aR evidence of party fidelity, high-mind-
ed devotion to principle, and patient endur-
ance, on the part of those who fill the roll,
that will secure to them the confidence and
gratitude of the democracy of the United
States. This action of the democratic mem
bers of the house has impaired new confidence
and energy and pride to their political friends
in all quarters-let them continue as they have
commenced, and notwithstanding the present
congress has opened with an anti-democratc
majority, we should not be surprised to see it
close with democracy in the ascendant.-Post.