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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-04-15

The State Of Louisiana. -- Filth Judi.
cial District Court. - Parish Of AS
SUMPTION.
Succession Of Augnste Chedotal. .
Whereas ~Hyppolite Chedotal administrator
Of the succession Of hugaste Chedotal has this
DAY filed in the office Of The Clerk Of said Court
an account Of his administration together
with a petition praying that the SANS be ap-
proved and holnnt04ated.
No ice IS hereby given 10 all whom it may
concern 70 show cause within thirty days why
sand account should not be approved and bp-
mologated and the funds in his hands dlstribu.
ted in accordance herewith.
By order Of the Count.
DESIRE LEBLANC, Grsf1ier.
Assumption this l1fh April 1855.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-04-15
sEpECEHpE.

lie 0 AtuI 1855, . rage DC y ans
JEAN DuqAs, habitant dc cette P'Fois
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-30
A Correct Opinion.

A travelling correspondent of the Memphis
Appeal, in whom we recognize Mr. A. J..
Wheeler, formerly of this city, In n letter
thus alludes to Evansville:
Arrived in Evansville "wednesday morning,
my former home. Two years Of absence
has wrought great changes and Improvements
shere. Every street presents a more 6usi.
ness.like aspect, and some new business
house or pretty residence. II Memphis can
boast OF great enterprise and progress, surely
Evansville, although little smaller, has and
will prove herself to be an equal, and will
keep pace with any city of her size in the
South and West. Her valuable coal mines
her canal, railroads, manufactures, &C., are
making her the great point this side OF Louis
willie.
That 10 true. She is a great business
point already, and is fast growing greater.---
Mr.. Wheeler. after q brief absence, was
very much astonished at the new improve.
menss he found in places familiar to his re-
membrance. We intend astonishing him
still more In the future.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-30
Money i'm wall street.

The New York papers speaks of glut in
the money market, and capitalists are at q
loss how to inves: their money. Reliable
securities are in great demand, and State
stocks especially, have felt the rising ten
dency. Missouri State stock now sells at
90. Thirty days ago it was quoted at g.
In regard to railroad stocks, the money mr..
ticle Of the New York Herald thus speaks:
AL the stocks OF western railroad compa-
MES are tnosihg up too fast to be firm. An
advance Of two, three and Eve per cent. a
day cannot be continued long. That all
those railroads favorably located for the trans
portstion Of produce from the western States
TO the seabOard markets, wilt do a large
freighting business when the new crops come
forward, cannot for moment be doubted;
but whether it will be profitable or not de-
ponds entirely upon the extent of competition
existing at the time. Capitalists and other
men ofmeans must not be rgain deceived by
the declaration of large dividends by any oil
our railroad companies. Railroads for the
present must depend entirely upon their net
earnings for dividends. The time for Dor.
rowing money for such purpt SEES has gone
by, never we hope. to come again. Five pei
cent. semi.snnually in as much as any rail-
road in the country can pay and keep clear
of debt.
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JOHN s. GAvITT. Capt.

AMERICAN PARrY-GRAHD Mass MEET
fSG.-ths grand mass meeting held by the
American party IN Monument Square. last
evening" was more numerously attended, and
more harmonious in its action, than any as
semblage of similar character which has
met IN our city for many years. Ward by
ward the friends and members of the new
movement poured into the square, with ban.
ners flying, and to the music Of the CITY bands
filing the entire space appropriated for the
gathering and occupying in great numbers,
and for considerable distance, the adjacen
avenues.
The platform of principles, as adopted BY
tbs Convention at Philadelphia, was unani.
ynousy endorsed; and the addresses delivered
within the square, and beyond its limits, re-
spondsd to with the greatest enthusiasm.--
Everything, indeed, passed of we'll; the gath.
eFing was an imposing one, it's accessories
were attractive, and the speeches eloquent,
patriotic. and intensely national.
Bait. Pot.
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CITY REcORDER,s OFFICE.

TIE FOLLOWING ARE SOME or Tbs OFFENCES AeArSsr
PUNISHABLE sx FINE As PAEscAIsED IN THE Or
Any found drunk in the streets Of the City
Making any nois. OF d s.T.. az N ins
Keeping gaming tables
Ksspns DO xdsr in greater quantity than IS lbs.
Keeping powder without being properly secured
in stable place containing hay straw etc.
/ mode aodefas S riding or or driving III sh. city,.
Leaving wagons or other Vehicles In tns streets
stopping dray or other vehicle over or across
aiks with carriages. drays boxes
sr substance or thing or material whAtsver
Se066 Ohio IN Of the during
Bathing Canal within the city. during Daylight
RoIIios hoops. lying Kites or throwing any hard sub
''i DischapEgnF A an Ere arms Whatever
Setting IRE crackers. .quib9 other are works
Putting slth into any public Sisssrn.
Putting dead animal into the Ohio opposite the city
Hcer
any So
wstor over the bank the Ohio.
FALLING Tpx or
Htohng horse other animal without securing It,
so that cannot upon any side walk or foot-ptth
Hitching any horse other Gniual to shade trees.
s.reets. ssWeen da liz 1t and o'clock P M or atsay
time within twenty leet OF any building. -,
Throwing FIRE balls, fire brands etc. anywhere TtnH
the city. , =,
Running drays. wagons. without license
Vagrsney and street begging. =,
Exhibiting show amusement, Tnate'ef "itOeot AZ
Pedding without license.
Putting up signs over side walks. -.
Erecting wooden shed awning over shy side Walk
The constructing cellar doors on side walks
epng using playing cards about grocery coffee
house. etc.
Keeping pigeons.
Playing hurdy gurdy Bagppes other musi-
street alley for pay support OF
hire.
InjurinE posts. ssligts any of the s1 works
Establishing continuing any lumber or wood YARD Within
che lini's of the city.
Building prvies without strict observance OF ordinance
Crossing bridge with horse other animal at any
Rat than a walk.
Injuring shade trees. ,
selling retail Ere crackers squibs other hrs works
Putting pipes through floor PARTITION or roof
in vi6Etion ordinance viz OF Sec 10 snd liz land
pipe shall he unless the same
fue aud such stove pipe hereafter
pass floor. partition roof window
house Every chimney fne he efer built In
any house city shall It's foundation ehsr the
floor Of saeh house. and shall above the
roof o side of such house at least three feet -
JOHN F. CRISP. City Recorder.
Published by Or O.. of the City Council.
je2l WELL. II. WALKER, Clerk.
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NEW ORLEANS, June a, M.

NEW ORLEANS, June a, NJ.
SuSAR.-Very dull.
MoLAssEs.-5O bbs poor reboiled brought
24c.
FLouR.-The only sale we hear of is 100
bbls, St. Louis on the Levee at rs SAL for
superfne, and % rs for fancy.
CoRE.-Stoek light and demand fair
Sales 1000 sacks. including l724 yellow and
mixed at IS. 1873 at Sc, 5o7 white mixed at
S7t, sol prime white at 90, and $40 choice,
in lots. at csc.
OArs.-Dull, sales 400 sacks St. Louis at
50, and 400 TO 500 at 64c.
Pork Firm, and good lots scarce. Sales
1876 bbls ordinary unexpected Mess at BIG
l94, 155 at Sl6 so, and lot Of State in
spscted ut Sl7.
BAcoN.-Prime sides held at 93e.
LARD.-ll6 bills No. ] were sold from
warehouse at e1c.
WzIsxY.-Very dull, and 10 bbls raw sold
yesterday at sac at Dexter retailing at 37c
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HiEkx NELSON
AUCTION ROOMS,

Old Court House. Corner Of Msn Third Streets inme
diAtsly opposite the Washington Hotel.
NEAVING leased for Of years and fitted M the
II above well stand. prepared TO re-
sale auction private SALE all kinds of
merchandise; household furniture, h3rses bug
gies, ETC.. etc.
Gosh advances made on consignmeBs when required.
Regular sales everv TUESDAY THURSDAY ard Saturday,
commencing at o'clock, A. NJ Also Tuesday. Wednesday
and Friday nights. at early gas light.
sales real estate promptly attended
to.
general assortment of FURNITURE consisting Otsat
spindle and backs scroll and scolVp rim
hack ohee French. Jenny Lind and Bustle wood seat
mahogany and wood sofa seat Chairs
chairs spring rockers Sofas sociablss centre
card dining bre&kast tables; light and waah stands
mirrors fine and msses eedsteads mat
rases wire Safes which will sell st Gin
cinnati prices.
viOns accordeOns pocket cutlery. guns pistols whips
etc. which will sell at reduced prices for cAsh
Wholesale or retail WOOLSEY & NELSON.
mve Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES,
VAIUARIE LANDS ron SALE

vALU ABLE LANDS FOR SALE
TWO EIGHTY ACRE TRACTS OF LAND IN WARRIOR
COUNTY, SIXTEEN MILES FROM EVANSVILLE.
ON Monday. July I'd 1885, st sales roomsOld Court
~ House of Third and Main srr e At - o'clock
will sell auction without the East BALI OF the
n E. Or of Section 49, Town e. Ranges west containing
% acres.
The above described tract Of land s situated on the
bash and Erie canal Is heavily ubered and is nrstrate
meadow land There Is also good quarry OF stone on
corner Of the land and large lot Of dressed stone
for building.
ALSO East half af the s. w. Of SECTION rs Town
Range West containing 80 GOOD farming Lana
about half mile from the Canal and near the Srsgns Line
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS IN THE CITY or EVANS
WILLIE,
One Locust st. between 7h aud 8h IS feet 49, with
good frame house eistern stable and
ana one Locust and Main 3o By 75 with frame
titles iRdispu,Abls. Terms made the day Of
sale. WOOLSEY 4 NELSON,
te9 AuutioReers.
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DAILY JOU r. NAL.
@AVER HE ms.

Will the officers of the Thos. Swami
oblige US by leaving papers3 AS ii is, The faSors
are ali one side.
The long Ben franklin arrived Mere early
yesterday morning from New Orleans, having
left Saturday evening lasl-being Eve and a half
days out. She had tair trip of freight and pas.
sengers.
The Southerner made her last trip from
Louisville to ST. Louis in A hours and IS min
utes, making "a landings and doing all her way
business. The Louisville Courier says this is
the quickest trip ON record. The Southerler is
low-pressure steamer, and male to the North
erner. She will be down early this morning for
St. Louis. Look out tor her.
The Louisville Courier of Tuesday says:
The River was rising quite fast yesterday 18th
8 feet 10 inches water In the canal last evening,
by the mark. On the falls there we're feet lO
inches in the Indiana chute-steamboat water.
During the previous 25 hours the river had risen
~ inches.
- The W. A. Eaves arrived here Saturday
morning from Green River with full cargo
principally of tobacco. The Ewes continues
doing excellent service in the Evansville and
Green r liver trade.
In Barren River the Eayes struck sunken
log as is supposed and broke one of her timbers.
The water rushed in violently, and filled the
bold TO the depth of about Is inches before it was
stopped About 100 hhds. of tobacco were dam
aged. A protest was taken out here.
- This is the Rainbow's regular day, and
she may be expected here from Louisville before
dinner time. The Rainbow seems to be doing a
good business, as she deserves.
The Robt. J. WaId arrived here last
evening with good cargo, but stopped and took
large eot more.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-30

SUMNER CLoTHING VERY CHEAP.-Mr.
Lobenstine, at the Clothing store under the
Pavilion Hotel, has on hands the largest as
sortmett of summer clothing in the city, al
though he has sold big stock already this
season. As he is determined to close out
all his summer goods soon, so as to make
room for his fall stock, he says he will sell
them unusually cheap-cheap enough to
astonish people. Call and look at his goods.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-30
GREAT SALE OF TOWN LOTS
IN THE TOWN OF
H WR = n = = l. n

ON TIM strategic LINE RAILROAD. SIXTEEN
MILES FROM EVANSVILLE.
TENHIs sale of town lots will take place WEDNESDAY
IL the IST DAY OF UGCST next. on the premises.
commanding O'Clock A. NJ The town of Eibs field 10
Immediately the Evansville q Indianapolis
Straight Line r. r. 1s miles from Evansvs 10 miles from
Princeton II miles from Newburgh IA miles from Boon
vile az miles from the Wabash Erie canal Being
Blue Grass IL 10 regarded the
healthy situation in Southern Idana issnrround
farming country. well timbersd and well water
ed II ohefs the mechanic many advants amongst
which tnsy Re elassed cheap living cheap fuel and an
abundance Of the best quality of timber. blacksmith
would hs well patrOniEed and be handsomely By
the farming business of the immediate A
could he supplied with and from the
surrounding country vnd the facilities Afforded BY the
canal and the still facilities that will soon BE- afford
orplet1n of the railroad will enable him for
his the commercial msrt-Evansve-on
terms Other mechanics will meet with
To all such. 1t will be oAgreat advantage
make an early location. 80
plat of the town can at the residence OF Thomas
Smith of the proprieors living the premises who
will give information desired previously to the Gay OF
sale.
TERMS OF SAtF;-one- fourth cash. ons-fourth in H.
oneourh in H. and the balance in months from the day
purchaser giving with approved security
without the benefit of valuation laws bear
ing interest from date
WILLIAM EMBREE. Proprietor.
SAM'L HALL.
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THE HOT NICHTs AYE C0MfNG.

LII thOs. wish sleep cool had better call af COLI
"A burn Hersl bergeT's. and buy new mattress We
are turning the every description and
size ever made In the Western II doubts
our word let them eal produce better
on. We have experienced worken, 3nd Will
spring hsir eott and shuek and warrant
them better than be obtained city.
Eoronr spring mattresses import the springs from
hseern manu- aetory and will guarantee them stand
To country merchants would that furnish
them liberal they obtain quality
any other city.
We would also say that closing bsanee Of
our spring and simmer dress goods large discount
cost End those who hargaius. had call
anime C0LBURN & HERSHBERGER,
uyR Fosters Block First st.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-30

RESOLVED, That the Evansville volunteers
return grateful thanks to John Ingle Jr. for
numerous attentions and kindnesse s display.
ed by him in his personal supervision of
their wants, during their late military service,
that bis energy and sacrifice of personal
comfort in their behalf, servo still more to
adorn his high character, and to attach still
more strongly if possible, the esteem Of his
fellow citizens.
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THE EIcTF poTrrDp1

TEE heretofore existing B1inkmsyee
Mesker Co in the Foundry business has this dsy By
the mutual and Of all parties tang
ed BY Henry AND William Klusman purchasing the
tire Interest o. John B NJ skier in said business
The Foundry business will Re carried here.eo7s
more exten>iveIy undeFthe firm and STYLE Of
BRINKMETER. KLCSMAN L co.
Brnkmeysr. Klusman 8 Co keep on hand ana ara 81
manufacturing Coal ami Wood heating Cooking and
Pror Of various patterns aud sEes Fire Frames
Crates Balcony snd Fence Rshg Machinery etc which
they will sell cheap az warrant UNSURPASSED IN Of
xorknanship. finish and service by Foundry In thS
West.
Eagle Foundry Main street and the Csnsi.
Ind. BRINKMETER ELUSMAE 90.
je4 1md-IYv.
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NEW WARRINGTON HOTEL.

NHE Proprissors this House have removed from theit
old stand Main street 60 their Hotel Just
opposite the Court House where they are 70
their old cusoers and all others vho may see
az 70 esI upon them. in much than fo1srI
for past patronage uiy solicit eonnu-
aaee same which shall all endeaTors 70 mefs
charges moderate.
ooSd sssb, and Wagon Ysrd kept fo-epqntry ssseor.
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-REEERENhES-

p G. O'RILEY & co. Evansvills.
DuvALL. ALeo & Co., Memphis. Tenn.
VIM. PARK l. Co.. do do.
JAMES BOYD, Do
r. B. SYKES. New Orleans.
LEwTS SNAPP DO
MILES s. FoLHEs. Vicksbsrg. Eiss.
WEN McRAE. do do.
KELLoo e. FooT. do do.
EDWARDS & BUSHNELL. ST Louis, no.
Regular days Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday,
10 O'Clock and every evening during the commencing
Auetonee1.
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DESIRABLE g EsGDENCE

on FOURTH STREET FOK SALE. :,
VETE sale bargain comfortable Cottage Resi-
w dsnce with gooi out-houses and cisteri and In
good neighborhood. For pat tieulaIs enquire Of
SWEET & LEONARD
Auctioneers and General Agents.
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T. HYpE,s MARRIRvApD

CORNER SECOND AND VINE STREET. EVANSVILLE, NE
of Evansville and the public generally. that
purchased the entire stock Of No Vermont Marhle Mr.
Humphrey and Is fully prepared to III all orders for Monu
ents Tombs, 0besks Head and Foot Stones the
workmanship and the material. Those wishing
their deceased friends, would we'll
ossa4-sf CALL A'- j. HYDE.
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AYERS PILLS.


a NEW and sln:a.rly successful Remedy the cure Of
"A all Bilious diseases Costvensss Indigestion. JEun-
dice. DroPy Rheumatism. FeTers. Govt Hunors Nervous
Breast. Side Back and Limbs, Female Complaints. etc..
etc. Indeed, few the diseases in which PurEAve
Is not more or less required and much suffering and
C.thsrtc freely used. person feel we'll
while eotve habit of body prevas Decides It gsner-
ates serious snd often tai diseases which might
avoided BY the timely and dcicus uss Of good pursvs
derangments They all tend become produce he deep
aestedand formidable disempers which the all
ovsrehe land Hence reliable Family Physic of the nrst
fmporsnce the public hesth this pill
feeted with skill that demand.
isnts shown results surprising yhng hitherto
medicine Gu have been effected beyond belief
ton and character forbid the suspicion untruth
among the mary eminent gentlemen who have testhsd In
Dr.. L. A. HAYES Analytical Chemist Of Boston. and
state Aayer OF Massachusetts, whose high PrOess.sH1
Hon. EDw ARD EVERETT. Senator ofthe United States
ROBERT O. WINTHROP. ES-Spe&ker OF the House u
ABBOTT LAWRENCE Minister Piea to England
tJoHN B. FITZPATRICK. Catholic Bishop Of BosteAj
Dr. j. R. CHIFFON Practical Chemist Of New York CITY,
Hon. WI MARCY. Secretary of State.
WM. B. ASTOR the richest man In America,
s. LELAND CO.. Proprieeors of the Metropolitan Hs-
Did space permit We could give many hundred cerhcatss
from all here the Pills have been used hut evidence
convincing than the of eminent public
They by their powerful influences the Mt rn
vscera to purify the blood and stimulate II into healthy ao
the body restoring their irregular action
health and by correcting they exist such de-
fAnEensA" "'fs 'n' PREPHRED By
J A ME- C.. Al Y E r,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL. CHEMIST LOWELL. MAsa.
Price rs cents Per box. s9 9iy6 R s% for 81
Keller Farnslsy Co. Evansville Ind and By sssnnia
in Warrick Posey and Perry countifs anfY
dealers in medicines everywhere. myz9-4m
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Z. LEOHARDs I.
CRESCENT Auction Moons,

l.
CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS,
OPPOSITE THE COURT HoUsE.
GENERAL AUCrIoNEERs& REAL ESTATE BROKERS
EsPEcTFuLLY tender their services the citizens
Evansville and surroundiD the
Personal Property Houses Lots Furniture.
Goods Hardware Groceries also particular
all door sales of every description
satisfactory We shall do exeu.iv lyA Com
Business having goods
corpstltion with eonsgnof both the buyer seller
have legitimat- market We viii devote whole
tms 50 and Commission business and friends
may that will efforts
With prudence and attention to business
conAdeee of all those rho sntrast their buns
tao
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PRoF. o. i. WOODS
CELEBRATED
HAIR RESTORATIVE,

TNNHE effects Hair Restorative pre-
ducng the astonihng results in the public mnd
old lavish in their praises of the virtues ofths
remarkable composition. II is the only preparation that
be ded hair to its naturaf color and
reproduce bald heads luxurisnt growth Read ths
MILFORD, WORCESTER Co.. Eoy: TO- 1884.
PROF J. WooD,-Dear Sir: take pl In bearing
voluntary testimony the msgc effects of wonds full
Hair Restorative As far back 49, hair sn-sS
falling until the of scalp hecame bald and smooth
gas had used celebrated prevent
stves SeerE your Advertisement induced TO give
article trial and astonshment found after
applications that hair became firmly and assumed
very glossy and beautiful appearance and by the time
had used the contents of quart bottle. bald hesd
covered with and vigorous growth hair. which IL
HENRY GOODRICH.
wATERrowS. MASS, May l. 1884.
PRor. O. J. WOOD: Allow to the virtues and
Hair R-storatve Three months since.
being exceedingly grey purchased and soon Commenced
bottles and began tell in restoring the sl-
locks ~ their native color and the hair which be-
dry and hAri end falling of became soft and gos-
az and it ceased falling; the DISAPPEARED the
scalp all the dagesable itching annoying BEFORE and
not only look out feel young again.
Respectfully. your etc..
CHARLES WHITNEY.
AZ Pfepafsd and sold wholesale and at ia Market
street st. Louis Mo and at 695 Broadway New York.
where also all the usr edienes for sis.
wholesale retail and favorable terms they
he bouRht any other house.
re- sale At manufacturers prices hy HALLOCR
sToDDARD and all the principal druggists everywhere
myI
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PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST LOWELL. kASs.
Price rs cent? per box Eve boxes for 81
Keller Farnsey Co. Evansville Ind; and by sgents IA
in Warrick Posey and Perry countis AMI By
dealers in medicines everywhere. myz9-4m
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nNths I'D inst. inquest held by Coroner
~ with the proper jury the bodies of children
aged Ysspscvs four and tive children Of Mrs e.
dsT6sld insaus woman who had vsrds cd eli with them
FROM her Perry township the inst VsYdict
al the jury that they death from blow or
blows tsis hesds With slub. supposed tie
Of tneiY mother. JOHN TRIBE, O. v. @.
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5Oos y doz 3is ct off for cash............a9f
600s . doz do do do ...........aS&
ZOOS . doZ do do do ...........af
~ The lower prices above generally, where two price
aforementioned, forfu packages, and the higher fol
smallwholesale.
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Gen. Lomoha, the younger, died of cholera
ut BalaklaSa.
A shameful occurrence took place on the
Baltic, The Russians fred upon a boat
bearing flag of truce, and killed officers
and two sailors.
The British ship Shamrock was foundered
and lost at sea, with cargo of copper, valued
at $500 900.