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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-14
EVANSVILLE AND NEW HARMONY TRI.
WEEkLY MAIL LINE

H[4|SSIA ON and after Saturday July list, the l.
4hExareE3 dersigned will run q TRI-WEFKLr LINE Of
Stage Coaches as above.
Leaving Evansville Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
at O'Clock A. M returning leaves New Harmony Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays at o'clock A. VI.
The lire will all times be stocked with good horses and
comfortable Coaches and careful drivers the
made with regularity and Dispatch All orders for goods
tended to.
For passage other business apply at the office Liv
Sale Stable Market
Persons leaving their orders Of the Hotels will
prompt attention. n. & K. III. DE GARM0.
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DUDLEY, STONE q CO.,
0MMlSSl0N & FORWARDING MERCHA ANTS,

COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Second Street, 6et'R Main and the Pirey,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
DARTICULAR attention paid purchase and sale Of
II HEMP. COTTON. TOBACCO, PORK, BACON
LARD FLOUR ETC together with all kinds of Produce
and Manufactured Articles. Consignments sotcei ard
usual advances made.
RErER To-Messrs. Buchanan. Co.. Wholesale Grocers
and Commission Merchants. W. A Richardson Co. Hemp
Manufacturers Cornwall Bro. Wholesale Grocers and
Star Candle Manufacturers Watkins 0wey Pork Packers
and Commission Merchants Armstrong Allen Dealers in
Pork. Montgomery Davidge Co.. Wholesale Dry Goods
Dealers. Louisville, Ky. milo dkwI4
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FRESH ARRIVAL.
OE BBLS No. and Maekerel
%J 5packages Goldfish,
4 tierces Rice,
50 boxes Star and Sterine Candles,
20 do Starch,
do Refined Starch,
so do Fancy and Common soaps,
40 kegs Dupont's powder.
80 do White and Red Lead,
30 boxes Manufactured Tobacco. e.
Together with stock hand receipts daily arriving
w make assortment general and worthy the
country Merchants paying eash
buJ they viii be sold at the lowest market price,
milf M. W. FOSTER.
TAR..5Sbbl large 'rs. justreesvsd ana for sal. y
l. nhs PRESTON BROS.
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NnTuNE

subscriber in from busin takes this oppor
tunity express his grateful the
others of Evansville and the
for the liberal share Of bestowed the
latsfrm off, W. Reilly during his with it,
period Of fourteen years and would respectfully ask for
e2n-tf LANES REILLY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-14
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBs.


~ order that the remaining may disposed Of
thc time specified we offer the following inducements
persons getting up Clubs:
Any forming Club and for
ten this office will receive by mall eleven Beaut
full engravipgs aud eleven tickets.
Any forwarding $780, will receive hundred and
fifteen en- aud hun dred and fifteen tickets
lit that all the tickets dis
your order rec iyed your money II he
pc for postage.
So All orders for Tickets and Engravngs should be ad-
dressed co l.. w. ABBOTT,
50 Fourth street. st. Louis Mo-
NB-Any paper giving the above advertisement two in
before and sending copy to address
of the beautiful Engraving
named In the advertisement. mh21
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JOURNAL JOB OFFICE.

JOURNAL JOB OFFICE.
invite the attention OF public to our superior
facilities for doing JoB Work OF all kinds win neathes
dsnateh and cheapness. Our stock OF Joo raPein,s,
Cars &c is constantly receiving new additions, WINE
e have the latest styles Of Types, Bortef c &c. lot
working up this stock suit any order iii use
WELLS PATENT POWER JOB PRESS,
Sy which we are enabled to do work cheap last ana
GOOD We have also ordered
PATENT DIAMOND JOB PRESS.
ferthe execution OF small and fine work in an elegant
manner These with other facilities ana me
ment of types enable US to DEFY competition. "eha'e
lss as hne .cu,Nu
as there Is i'm western country and the only one W
evansville, by which we are enabled u 40 All MINIS
RULED BLANK WORK
A. al. reates tyle Orders either by letter or In pei
ON are respectfully solicited from
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
far UaudbilIs Bills LadBg, &C.. &C. The WORK Will oe
raeuted and sent home promptly, AMI charges reason
able. In manu-
Kinds Of work, while the prices OF
re-. cone nm our terms for job WORK are ihVariaoi!
CASH ON-DELIvERY OF WORK.
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JOHN J. CHANDLER,

JOHN ]. CHANDLER,
Attorney at Law q Real Estate Agent;
A LSO agent of the "Natonal Loan Fund Life Assur-
"A ance Society of London and New York" Capital,
g, 5O00 900. P0ice on Locust street, oppn.ite the
Sherwood House. novl7
IRON AND NAILS.-30O iron. all sizes;
IL N 70 Slabs; 50 bdls Sheet Iron;
500 kegs ass'd Nails, for sale at reduced prices by
mh2i SAMUEL ORR.
NUOLAsSES.-
lvH so bbls Molssses;
DO half bbls ben nets cooperage).
mhs PRESTON BROS.
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sA~eaDGDDe
THE PEOPLES GIFT ENTERPRISE ASSOCIATION.
NEARLY $500 ESGRAvINGs SOLD.
The Grand Drawing of this Magnificent Enterprise. will
tate place
ON WEDNESDAY. APRIL 25TH.
Success Certain!
LII tickets in this splendid
n scheme. will forward their orders Immediately.
Any forwarding dollar to this ONCE will receive
BY return mail either of the following beautiful steel Engra
wings, known
ONE or LEES HAPPY HOURS:
THE PARTNG
The Poor RELATIONS
THs CAPTuEE or MAJOR ANDRE;
The SPANKING;
And Gift Ticket emitting holder share in the
. coo vALU ABLE GIFTS.
Any person forwarding dollars win receive by
mall either OF the large cravings known
The JOLLY FLAT BoATMsN;
The TRAPPERs LAST SHOT;
And two Git Tickets emitting holder
GIT PRoPERTY
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WIN. REILLY,
XXTHOLEgALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
w PRODUCE MERCHANT, MAIN STREET un-
would respectfully inform his friends aud the public
vicinity having purchased the interest
Of the Senior partner the late III. w. Reilly he in
tends Produce the old
stand He embraces this opportunity of returning thanks for
fxvors and intends effort merit continu
aace of the same. je20-1y WILLIAM REILLY.
j. +. CRISP,
CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Fosters Building, Up Stairs.
II F. CRISP, having removed his Office TO Fosters
ID building will be hand at all times, to take
acknowledgements of Deeds, Mortgages, &C., and attend
to all business required Of him Justice ofthe Peace.
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NUMBER 29S.
CLOTHING &C.,
LINE CLOTHING STORE
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN YIRsr AND SECOND.
GUMBERTS q GOTTLEIB t

GUMBERTS & GOTTLEIB
RE receiving their Wholesale and Retail Clothing Re-
"A tablishment, large assortment Of READY MADE
CLOTHING Of superior quality manuffcture ed the
styles lot Of Cloth Coats all
ror black and blue French and English Cloth Dress Frosk
ana sack Coats sattinett and Coats brown
ana gray OxERCoATs Of every style price, quality and
patterns ever brought to this market.
Shirts, Undershrts Gloves Suspenders Col
than ever sold in this market. = 80.
and vaisss Carpet Sacks with large
fancy articles and Furnishing Goods all Of which will sell
on the Straight Line Plan cheap the cheapest.
ALSO-Ihe largest lot of CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
brought to Evansville Call and Tor yourselves eetzst
THE ALLIES sURRENDERED!!!
SiNcE MEsSRS. AHLERING Drummer HAVE
- leased the Old Corner Stand Water street. under the
journal once and filled overnowng with the largest
sotment and latest styles of Fall Winter Clothing Fur
nhing Goods etc. and sell them ishngy
ALLIES HAVE BEEN COMPELLED TO SURRENDER.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists In part OF Mems and Boys ready Clothing
caps and Trunks together with the most d
Gentie nens Dress Goods and Taors Furnishing Goods
brought to this city Their facilities for and
nuacturing superior city,
wnich enables them all ELL
ana at the bargans Country city
ana the public generally respectfully invited call and
ing elsewhere. dec1s-sf
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REMOVAL.
M BACON co. have removed to Main street, be-
tween Water and First ss.. next door to Hallock a.
S.oddards Drug Store nearly opposite the Branch Bank
where they will be pleased all their old
make the acquaintance of pleased
give them call They would their thanks for the very
liberal patronage given and hope receive continuance
same by keeping everything usually kept in the best Family
Groceres. J -s janl6-ly
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BUSINESS CARDS.

yoHN C. DEvEREUX, JR., Wholesale and Retail
d dealer in Wall Paper. Fire Screens, Window 6lnds,
Teasters. Wrapping and Roofing Paper
%as, ese'' o'o'' ~ laug10 1y
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

I;IIii!I IIIE[II..
.qr so $50 3a5 400 500 1901 500 1900 ls,OO
.q'r,Ia5O 4oo 500 Dol 7.25 s,5oLlo50 laoo 20 W
sarsT35O 45o $50 $50 $50 1000 1900 $500 $500
$50 $50 $50 975 II so 1850 % 90 5000
sqrs.s,5OI $50 7,a5 500 loo 1900 1880 2oO 3s.Oo
ssarsT65O 7a5 soo $50 II IS it5o go 80
sor.7,5O s25 s75 9.a5l 1850 800 1900 LOO 4s,oo
0s5 s75 1925 i4.75 Il 90 5000
One square, one insertion. ooc
.. each additional insertion. ze
"a. ehanseabls weekly, per annum. We W
~. w w
Forisrre space or charges proporonats discount
s.,irg Cards making lines less. eight dollars per
sanun.
in form special loaded notices. double
v-ies.
business notices. except introducing new advsr
tlssxs. cents per line. -
A..neiex candidates 81 and Is cts per week add
tion.l for all time over weeks from election
Lam CuscharEsd double the dimensions ofvpe.
to be inside charged Is per cent over
regular rates.3
without charge.
tl forbid harsed till ordered out
The privilege Of yearly advertising hrms' ooss n''
hat ofindividuai members.
roRSEYs ordering and pot eslayaee sr the issAi
but eoIlectabie usuaisine
Advertising in Weekly per u for first insertion anu
.a-e. zach ubse,uent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-14

WESTERN STATES LINE.
DY Railroadsand Canals, running in connection wit
ID Steamers and Propellcrs on the Lakes.
NO TRANSPARENT AT ALBANY OK TROY.
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TENNEYA sQRENsN'
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, C0RNEE
WATER AND VINE SIS. NASHVILLE IND.
VuNHE undersigned have this day formed copartnershp fol
II the purpose Of doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
business Eaving succeeded the business of Messrs Al
Howes their and made additions make
complete shall be able offer good bargain
West. r. 8. TENNEY,
jams 8. SORENSON.
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MrLnINERY
APRINQ RACES.
BROAD ROCK RACES

SkA~ sousTk MshT femnsDss s%nsDsy The he
S$ APRIL, 1855, and continue
ss-sAnsns-sA-.-- Eve da ~.
la Day, ISEspsn, a 2ath & Agssi-A swee epssske for
felt: mile heats closed with tho following entries;
Thomas poswell td l. Broek esd br O by Railie
Feyten, dam ky Emancipation.
Tsliey and oheatham er Q hy Revenue, Cam An
Jno Bslcher Is C Macoa'.l . by Tsny.Ho, dam
by Paris.
Calvin Greea bc by imp Sc ereisn, dam Ann
Chase.
Calvin Gree sh ~ RehhsA..r. dam by Glencoe;
two mile hsata
Sa day. THURS DAY, 18th April -proprieto,.
Pusse Sl,e-siagie dash of mi. es-S5o entrance to
be aaded to The purse-free fcr all ages, and sub'
sereefs allowed to enter ny nu nber of horses.
4th day. .PaiDAY.-Jockey Club Pu:se. $500, three
:th day, SATURDAY. ss.h April. "A .wsep ep.t.l.
osmils heats sOssa I with the saIIan,
tiles As 90
John Belehsr tP APrindls'., br ( BY childe Hsr.
rold, dam by Boston.
Jehn sslcher % hcDanieps) fResent; dam BY
Cspper. =
Bowie Hall Ct. c. Union by Register, dam
Calvin Green br wes.ham by chilae Harrolds,
ws;iIy Tally s cheathsm sf BY Tally, ,Ho. dam Betsy
Second Race, same day y-Proprietor,s Purse 500;
NILE hea,s CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor.
me following stake Ia now open for the fell meet.
sweepstake fer all ages mile heats-S5O0 an.
tranee-ssso oe0 added By the proprietors
10 pane and close on lst June 1854 or more to
nass rsce. To be run On Monday, Sth October
Gibhon, A Cheathana, Thomas Moore and Calvin
Green. ap I7-st
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New JERSEY METHODIST CoNFRRKNcE-Atth the
New Jersey Methodist Conference, on Wednesday,
at Trenton, a report was made, announcing the
statistics of the church within the jurisdiction of
this Conference, for the past year, as follows:
.White members, 81 ,s67; increase, ISL; proba-
TONERS. 5.947; Increase, 432; colored members,
36l; decrease, 80 Collected for Bible cause,
s3,603 81; increase. &347 81; education, 1864 43;
decrease, S51 "a. Churches 800; Sunday Schools,
volumes In library. &c, 730; new churches 2l.--
Collected for Sunday School Union, 81 $40 81 !;
decrease, S75 35; tracts. S2,497 90; decrease,
&36I 1872 !,
A series of resolutions came up from the North
Ohio. Erie and Wisconsin Conferences, concerning
an alteration of discipline the subject Of slave
~. The Conference did not concur with any Of
the resolutions.
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GRATITUDE OF SLAvEs.-Two male slaves o
the late Mr.. Brice B. Brewer, Of Annapolis, were
few days ego, however, they appeared before
the orphans courtof Anne Arundel county, and
stated that they, and their mother, VINO had also
been manumited, desired 20 serve Mrs. Brewer,
their late masters wldow. un.M sne raised neI
younge cnno, ana d a mnded . oe uOund
erisved when the court informed them they could
Be bound only until they arrived st the age Of q
years. They expressed their Discrimination, how
90, and the other IS years Of age.
p.,.,u, AVN RsnxSrrc AyrArr.-some three
rA.ssuL AcD Cor.,.c iaft his ~ses ~ ch,id n
South Nslick. Mass, and went to the west 10 seek
employment Not hearing any thing Of or from
him, the wife concluded he was dead, and about
two months since married another German, With
whom she lived hspliy until ia,f wee wseE; when ihe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-23

SMALL sEAGoINe CaArr.-The Cape Of Good
Hope papers mention the arrival q 6tmons Bay,
of Inc lugger Mystery, OF 16 tons, from Penzance,
England, In 60 days. She had proceeded thence %
Table Bay, where she took In stores snd > mall,
and then departed Tor Melbourne When leaving
6imon's Bay, she beat out without making toek.
and oil the vessels in the bay dipped theiT 6nsieus
ID honor OF the adventurous iItls bark. She ssil-
ed for Melbourne on the2sth Of January.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-23

LITTLE DEPoslroas.-In the Five Cent Savings
Bank, at Boston, 9o2 Of the deposiiors arc under
Eve years of age.
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su1cIDE.-Thomas R. Peck, Jr, at Medford,
Massachusetts, on Tuesday last blew out his brains
in presence of his fathers family. He had been
for a long time an invalid.
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DRowNED.--John McSwiggin, of Philadelphia,
was drowned there on Wednesday evening. He
left wife and four children.
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DEATH OF AN OLD LADY.-Mrs. Bedford, aged 80
years of age, who was concealed In her fathers
cellar at the battle of Germantown, died few
days since. She had never slept a night In her
lie in Philadelphia county, where she resided.
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Rev JoHs LAFAHAs, Pastor of the Exc
Tar sfreef m II Chuyah AsHfs3 ess Sasszt}ss

ter street M. T.. Church
strong desire 70 benefit the Afflicted ipisees him
thus to certify. We challenge any other medicine
to present such of testunony from Gentlemen
citizens who testify Of cures OF COUGH. BkON.
CHITI6, RHEUMATISM, DY8PEP6IA, 10.
BALTIMORE, January 24fh, 1855.
Msssvs Moysfsner and Mowbyay:
take pisassre In saying TO ycu that have used
your "hampton,s Tinoture' with very great proft.
From serious Throst affection, my general health
had become very much impaired, when ccmmepc'
to use ssHampton's Tincture." found its effects
upon my general health most alutsry. Ny Nervous
agstem, and digestive organs soon nshted up under
ff1 use.
q have several times recommendsdi Il 70 ny ffisnds
an "a every case, 90 far - have bsen Informed,
thew hsys used IL with success. 3Ehi i6# ga
Yours, truly. s -
JoHN LANlHAH, Pastor
M OfExeter s.resr n. z. Chuynh, Baltimoss.
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A man has been calling at the post offices South,
representing himself a. the brother.in-law Of Ho-
ratio King, Assistant Postmaster General attempt
Ing to borrow money.
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BUILDING FUND Comply STOCK
EMBROIDERIES AND

NEW SPRING GOODS.-1e55.-An
IN entirely Isw stock at No. g Main street
We have received By recent arrivals, our entire
stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS,
Comprising complete and well selected assortment;
amorgst which will be found the most fashionable
sud beautiful Styles of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Imported, together with splendid selection of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, &C.
For 6entlenen's wear; all of which have been pur
ehsaed under such favorable circumstances as will
enable to offer them unusually cheap
Our friends and the public generally respectful
iy rvited to call and examine our Goods as we feel
satisfied we can please them, both regards quality
style and price.
J. L. sMITHER & BROTHER,
sp 11-d1m at SueIl,s old stand
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TEsTImoN1AL.-Lieut.W VIM. Clinton, of Pennsyl-
vaua, who served in the Mexican war, has been
presented with gold mounted sword by the citi-
zens of Philadelphia. He has an appointment to
the regular regiments lately organized by Con-
preaa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-23

FIaE AT YonK, PA.-Gsn. Jacob BarnitE,s stable,
with valuable horse, was burned In York, Pa,
Friday morning. Two other stables were also
burned.
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NATIONAL MEDICAL AssocIATIoN-The follow
Ing railroads have agreed on the presentations oi
their credentials to pass the delegates to this Asso-
citation, to aud from Philadelphia, ct halt price,
from the 24lh Of April to the l2h of May Inclusive
The Pennsylvania Railroad, from Pitsburg to Phil.
adelphia the Baltimore Railroad, from Baltimore
to Philadelphia; the northwest chain of roads from
Elmira to Philadelphia, and the Petersburg and
Roanoke Railroad in Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-23

DEsPxaArE CoUsrY.-At the late term of the
Grand Jury, In Emanuel county, Georgia, true bills
for murder were found against thirtysfve persons
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VIOLENT SroRM "A violent thunder storm pas.
ed over Newburyport, Massachusetts. on We'd
nesiay evening. A large building on Csidwell's
wharf was fired by lightning, and destroyed. SIEVE.
raj persons were rendered senseless By the shock
hut no liyea were lost.
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SCARCITY OF Wharf.-The greatest distress 10
prevailing In Emanuel county. Ga, 10 consequence
Of the scarcity of water. There was not enough
10 cook the food with
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DEATH OF REcxIvEa.-John J. Horton, late
receiver Of public moneys al Clarkesy ille Arkan-
sas, died on the 2eth ult .8
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MODEL VERDIcr.-The Rome (Gsorgia) Courier
publishes the following verdict, delivered by a
'high minded, honorable and intelligent jury" of
that State, In the case of Abe Johnson, us Thomas
Cameron:
ave the curry choszen and swoarne agre that
tom kamyron must pa abs gonsing the full amount
of 20 fire sents that the planetif pay over the won
kwart of liker for the benefit Of the gury and kosts
will be rooled out"
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CHAsGzABLE:-Raymond, of the New York
Times, who, In the Legislature was warm advo-
cate Of the prohlbitory liquor law, l. now out In
the Times calling It "intemperate and extreme"
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DAMAGE By FIaE.-The damage BY the recent
fires 10 the pineries of BIaden, n c., are estimated
at Sl5.OOO
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The ircome of the Charlotte and South Caro-
lima Railroad, for January, February and March
was $57, ,975 50 1-2
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FREsHEr.-There is heavy freshes In the river
AZ Albany, N. Y, submerging the docks of the city
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STRENGTH OF HAvANG-In 1762, 1t took the En-
glish twenty-five days C capture Havana, With 10
ships of the line, 10 friea.es 200 transports, and
A,OOc troops. They lost 1000 men In the Siege
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-23

UNIFORMED PoL1cE.-The Mayor of Savannah,
Ga, has directed the nouuted!spoc of that city
to be uniformed in blue coats and grey pants, with
badge, having on il the coat of arms of the city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-23

KILLED Dennis o'NeiI was killed In New Or
leaos. on the 14th, by falling into ships hole.
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BAasu MuLcrEl In a suit against Phineas
!. Barnum In New 'rk Thursday, to recover on
crystal Palace stock, which had proved WORTHLESS.
theplainttfs were aw rded sl5, ,234. IS damages
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-23

JAIL DKLIvERT.-Ever prisoner, save small
negro boy escaped from lie Jail of Russell coun-
ty, Alabama, ON Sunday, the 18th inst. The next
day, three of the eight arrested at Columbus,
e.
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FATAL AFFRAY IN NEBRAsKA.-OnF Friday, the
3Ist ult, an atfray occurred at Bellevieu, Nebras
ka, between George H. Hollister and Mr.. Henry,
which resulted la the death of the former, who
was ahot by Henry, while in a quarrel with a man
named Buttelfeld
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-23

BRrcKs made of lime and sand are being used In
Cincinnati. They are hollow In the centre
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ConxoDonx srocKros arrived in Norfolk, Thurs
day, on his way to the South.