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q Gov. Psase, Of Texas, has adver-
tisedin the State Gazette that, he will
reiet the contract for. building the Pacific
Railroad, Messrs. Walker and King hay
ing failed ito comply with the terms of
Their coptfact., .Seahd proposals will be
received at the Office of the Secretary oil
State until the first day of May, 1855. ,
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CosUSDRrM.-Why are the Know No
things and Roman Catholics both alike in
sentiment vsa,e
Answes-Because they have a. due
aversion t'' Douay Version,'') for the
Roman Catholic Religion. -Nep Bed ford
!Aaadard.,- - :
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PIANOS FOR SALE OR RENT.

NtW and sP~c'd hand PIANOS, 81 my own ara
~ several other *sc:oriss, are Riwsys tos--<.sx,
re- Mad st Iay. i'iaeo Narsrscrn, ON Elev-sS
IN In ST., bete e>n "a. avenue shi i 81.
I'D iasnos taksn in-cxc hange.
Tuning aieo Attended 10.
Y. 9. REfCHENpkCH
2. S-A few very iow pr ed seeend, hard Piano,
t., 5.5 for sat. Geo l-Sm
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MUSICIAN GIFTS.

TVTE have just reosi -ti variety &c Asods QH.s
w bou7s MUSIDAh WORK., tuits5ls, foI hoL
= sy ptesenf, ts which. we respectfully invite tn
s.tenfioa Of The pabi.c, They comprise in part =
r. sthcven'e sooatas. rol
Mepdels6hn's sti e Etbout words ia vol Hs.=i
iioors's Irish HrfoS e. in embossed binding -
Boeu.t Of Melodies, fotprura,s OF sllths modern
Operas, by Reyes. in | sol
Musical Leaves, excellent gift for children
Pnd. sud blossoms of Sacred Melodies, in l vol
The prettiegt Of AcEzrtf W}}-ks. val -,...
Earcers Album 3
Hozsr:'s Sobatss, hls, &C., sc:
-HHBU5 & HITZ
dE2l-- MUSIC Dspct
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TOILET SOAPS.

aNHE subesrihers ratu their tanks TO their M.
] merops frepis ana CT, bners in the District
No e.sexhere Tor the patronage hitherto ext-ndtS
tS TEN edFtsg les fe 10 10 fotsa them thst in adj
tic IN their usual stock they are ROW manufG t..s
ia, and will have cog family on hand ali kinds o.
Ioket and faucT Snsps. to which they invite th'iI
stsenti)p. Va waIr4 1T Our soaps equal to any
made, and Will SCI! Ga 81 reasonable terms as he
sa,ne article AN De purchased IN any Of the North
srn cftfss :! fT o. O0SEO0B0B & BON.
,leoryetowp Oct 25-2ms- ". -: -.-----
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KID W ELL 8

WELLS
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
8DECH DROP
f. " Or, Cancer Root. ~
CELEBRATED REMEDY FOR, CAN
| URR,, UbOERATEDa SORE THROAT, !:
+ WHITE SWELLING,, BR0NUHI.i /"
IT'S, 'DROPSY,- AND ALL -.
DiSEASES ARISING frog THE fgrU1I7 r
r. OF TIE .RLecD. T. y ~ :
Prepared BY J. /, KIDwELL. Chemist aegsse
town, D. G. -. g.
III. estimat. that is now accorded this .pr.pars-,
ton BY he medical profession and b. Others chm
patcnt 70 judzs of IT, merft.. u,ay be s-en IN ne
fac. that it has been prescribed by many Of 6us
most eminent Physicisns in this country aud has
attracted tbs attention OF caebrat-f profe sson Oh
the Edinburs Gollrgs, Scotland, by whom II has
been successfully Used in csreer Of an asg awaited
character. -
Fhe pr5prihter hss tsen forced 10 make more *.
tenvo engagements to meet the rapidly increasing
derasnd for BSECH DROP.
ViNcsENEs, lsB1ATA, Oct. 8, 1854.
Ii. idEeil-Dssr sir: Sogie three months ago,
th.ouIh tn. agency OF Col uaith Muller, our .epre-
sentstion in GoRgres, had purchased Of you, for
Il e pse OF my ;sther in Scotland dozen Pottles
% stech ORGY cr .-sl,eer Preparation. | have let
t.. hoIa mY brother, stating hat the physician de-
eires you To forward sD0fh'r dozen bnttfes He
thinks under it's usri3s ii is arrested. may
sid nat my sher has tried every ply sician of dis
tiacton in Scotland AID Englsn1, Including profts
snrs OF Eli nbure and Colleges. without ralissl The
fisea was OF tlree Yeas standing, b. gan in the
right cheek, " HIGH. is partially consumed. ue was
sufferer with constant pain. Which hiss entirely
left him '-} I%i u
ibis g Csc sin ,ise yoar ptepai@tion popularity
n IN 7tsi bich 10 90 hee medicine has. iirhGt tor
William Dick, Esq, Gollydesn. by Scotland,
il Csire OF Messrs Pen'osi, Clay Co, Druggists,
n. YORK, wbo will forwsrl it.
Mr Flint fs man of gr-r,tindu in his cegnty,
and will with pleasure Cou,nunicatf With I5,oas
il references te his CAGE. 90 go. .-.
- .-<s'CAIAiwAg GeBNrY, MIsseuEif I'D
fDear Sir-Tith great pleasure inform th9t your
PREPARATION of Beech Prop hss accomplished for me
what thought beyond the resch of human agency.
Ror.t last twevg years have been afflicted with
Scrcfus of CRrceroNs ior1a. Sc exteniVe wss the
ulcers and Sc herribie my appearance that ny
became Iotorious with 81 the Faculty ia this AM
sths adjoining codnt.s-in fact I had obtained tn.
best t1slfcal sid In our state wfthoutat sbste
mehs OF TIE disease Through D ffend L pboeured
fsoseu BOTTLES Of your Beech ersp, sfter nsrg
Il perfect the cure, that hapdreGs visited me-
sly desrs il 10 benefit ny fellow map; with that
pUIposo reg I'll Afflicted with orptuls in any form
- bes j..
, E-,nlos5d you viii fni an order frcr some ftienae
fer the preparation. Very truly, = 80 - -
For sa.s by nrugist7 and Dealers in Medicines ip
Washington, Alexandria, an. Baltimore. - .
Oct 4-d3Ia --'..-
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GOOD NEWS.

NOOD INV y. =, -
-NTE have this morning received 8 fire. h supply o
w fne Psp;er MAche and Pearl Inlaid GGoDs
Slch as Work Boxes. Desks, ard Cases, Pore Mon
psias, Pert Polics, &c Notsi hstsnding the srea
rush made jipon:obr store duriugth last week;
have get some very fine Gcois left, &c which j.
ito the attention of thsse d,sriRg New Ysai.
p-ssens. JOHN z. ELLIS,
80. 306 Pa. ayeuus, bet. 9Th and 10Th SIS.
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Also. susperiArs, !Idkfs, Gioves, Hori4ry, &c, &c
s:skIns the mos. solrtdii array Of Bovs' Cl1thins
nj lcw prtes,''o De found In this or snyotber city
10 The country. o.
i NALL & STEPHENS,
Next door TO the Iron BALL,
Pa. ayeIvs, between 9Th and 10th rts.
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DOUBLE, OR ORGAN rMELoDEAEs

[ Nal 3 have nj store cne n ebOtlnsr's rxti ii
W dSuS, CD ipstd tiFloD b tsS, crssAinin stvo
s4S Ct kvys, ensoiihs ths peri fue-s .stys 81
chs tfivsssihAd set OF ssiibutt Dissn, pr lt
aus the nst-s tsiae aoisfst aslsN ne 70 Sic Mr.
,ts.es II - eRsn d,NIzpn STOP Persons crsirsvs
a. prsctasing Tor organ or eongrcg tomb 10 nee
good Instrument, ~ q rsasrr a,h piice, can -
suited by giving " eail 81 the NV hosie Dep, :,
y els : - p q mBbus'A 80
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IstLyERT ARE.
FOR POOR ANbLABORTNG MEN

CNALL BUILDING LOTS Of 10 fest or moro, m
y vsrious parts OF tbs City, end G-o'gctowH, at
oe prices, sfld terms to ssit. LLOYD a 90.
BUI L. Id NC STON NE,
for sale, deli..T. inie Ut the Osrsl. WLArts In
SsshingFon, GeorspIovn, Il Alexandria
lloyd CO.
18th strsst opp Treasury Department
fy 2s-ly
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OFFICE or ARMY CLOTHING AND EoU1pAsE,l
Pr ikpFJprYs Pc. % 1S5A--f

SHLED Proposals al sk Jecsfysd at this
~ Office until l9o'etesk, . m, at ths- S1s.-day of
Jan fary NEXT farni cert rset the follow
ing 3rny saPpiss and a;eriaIs asiiys cable at the
Unit ST. sCathlqg ani Equipsg7 Dap e. scanyl-
Kill sanaL In guam ties "a required, viz:
5000 yar1s "a dark b ia Qndige dyed twiAed
/ H. cloth, sigsrine-2 k ounaes per ard
Oe0 yerds 81 shy blue Gndis odyed) tplled CLOTH
49, weighing 22ounces psryard 49,
10 1920 army blankets wool cray with the letters
L. ), in black four inches long. in the
center,1 to bs seven feet. long and arz
3" fset7 wide; each BLANKET to weigh tive
q pounds - ige.rI -st.I =
o,Ooo y5s K flannel, cotton and wool -
30, 600 " n unbleacaed dfilling 80
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
FOR THE VEST 5ANH.SOUTH.
BAL TTMORE ANItr@HH0-R

IMPROVED AERAN EMENTS- FOR T'-Ivsr7-
IN e0RTANf' CHANGES or seHFD tDFst
EE -HI3I The fstn rombletfo,, 81 fhe
sE$ @ VCentraf Ohio Rsifroaa batvesn
Wheeling and Columbus, uniting as it does by. re
short and direct . liar, the Baltimore and Ohio
R'iltaad with all portions of the West (sn3 North
and southwssh2 gives this route greatly ncress
advantages 10 through travellers in that direction
On and nfter Monday, NoPember ~, 1854, the
tsaias will be run a. f'llawss: 1880.
/. FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS. ,...-.
Two fast trAins daily VIII run in, eaeh direction
First-Pher Ma Ii sERAiN leaving Camden Station
a. m, instead OF O'Clock rs heretofore {sxospt
on Sunday au1 arriving at Wheeling a: 2 40a m
secdnd-The EXPRESS TRAIN, leaving at D m,
insthed Of at p. m, as h-re'ofor., snd running
through to Wheeling IN about II tenrs, reaching
there It 10 rs m. This train win step at waai,.
tingpn Junction, sykesvitie, Monocacy, Har2e
z rsy, Mar insburg, CTR johns Run. Cumberland.
Piedmont, RowlefbHrg, Newburg, eetterman, Farm.
ingten, Cameron ant Mourdsviel3 billy, sor who'd
and water aud TreaIs Both there trairis make
prompt and regllAr ntt.ivh With n .crrs ~ the
Ccrirat Ohio Reai ~ CsrtbT!fg- ts,i syilrs Nav
ark CclurnttIs Gin 'fidatt;' fouisyi;fa. rnsvto.i
&.nfusky, Tolst~, Lett 1t, Ta6iana-blis Chicsgo,
s. Louis, etc. Passengers leaving baltimore by tn.
Nail TIN; vii reac> Cincinnati fer dim, next
day. hiie'by the sXpreas Tran, they arrve ther,
NJ y the next night, BEING Eept but one night on
the forte Ivy rth'r train .rr7-- r rsi> :. 20. ,.
Passengers for the Northwest via Gievslaad and
al intermediate IoiHts can make direct. sonnec-
ton With he trains upon tn. Cleveland ard Pitts
burg Railrord at air times When the Ohio is uavgs
,4ls Tor steamers between Wheeling ard WelhviIl..
by leaving Baltimore in the Nail Train al u. N.
Heturning, the Trsins leave Wheeling follews'
The EXPRESS TRAIN st ) 30 IA, reaching Pal
tinipre at 9.ss q, m. The MAIL TRAIN at Il IS ..
Fn reaching Baltimore at p m
He- Through tickets by beat from Wheeling H1r
Gnti dhti; Mtdisfn Leetsflles e, cuts and oer-r
liiT,r Cities, i lie sod at times when The stage
# sattr i'll admit.
. ~ Through tickets hetwesn Baltimore and
Warrington, and al The ineortant cities and towns
il f6e West, are s6lbatS The Ticket 0fces of the
Company ''.--.E f-.- ~ -.'~'s- ..s
@ FOR WAY PAsaEN 4ERs ., .r-.- ;.
TlEE MAIL TRAIN, leaving Camden Station will
lake PASSENGERS for a'tthe usual stopping pace. on
. be Road Returning, his lrein leaves Wheeling
t LAS Midnight, Cumb rfaud q. l9'5a land
sriyes at Baltimore at p.
p. THE FREDERICK ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
aIi Intermediate Races viii cart az
p NJ daily Except su14ays) arriving in Frsd-r
; q 40 Returning sili leave Frederick ct a.:
M. arriving at Baltimore al ~ so, noon a.
TIE EiLICoTpS MILLS ACCOM- iiGDATl0N
will b. run dkily, (exe pit SnnisvR.) as follows:
Leave Calnd+n stat at G a IN. and p. m.
LraTe Aic3tt's Wills u. 80 N. and ESQ P, M.
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TusF AEGEtVEO,sa If 'sh supp 81 g. Il
q WILBQirS COD LIVER OIL AID PEOs
'FIIATh OF LINE. The most Pslatsbis tri eff q
CT us' epsrstijn CT Oed !Aver OIL hneEs tlle
cars Of ConsunPt'ou, sosofuhs, Coughs, & ID.
Asthma, DR., ncaiiis, and ali screfulous hnG s7k
E0r ssLs bg O, Z SCHEARTZE a. SOY,
tAgsntsttar, Wsshington,) Pa syenps, :. II Il
- To II. ! Hotel nov 10 - ?
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BOYS, CLoTHIEG OF ALL QUALITIEs,

Ws h.ye jI.t rec-iFeI I'D raense assor;n,an
W Of Youths, Bye sni Childr.n's Clothing g
, new and fsshp nab,e de.igns, smbrscing sl qaali
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EASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.

TRAINS RUN AS FuLL1Es:
] cav q daily, EXCEPT Sunday, at and ss a m.
i ard and .
On Sunday at and D No.
Leave Baltimore at AZ and q N; and and
m. --t - = .-- . -
On day At 4 3 m and d p IN. ...-
1hr eonrecti with Baltimore Ohio Railroad
OF the West ere by trains leaving &c n and 3
pm. ",
For Philadelphia ard New York at g. ard s75a m
AID ! N. 80
For annapolis at So IN and Pm. -
For NORFOLK at p u.
...,. T. Il. PAR SONS, Agent
Psrticu attention is called to the Rue requir
ing q responsible you her for shy parson % color
Tho IN y vi h to pass ov NJ -osd,
dee li-4tf $3.50. - e.. -
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COs;ETuTNG NEW

.--r SIOhElllISG NEh
PPoSITE Tu% MARKET US PENINSULA
Z = NEW rf+yTnf.G sroRE F,r gSn sni Bows,
r. cfHat tia dst. BatKER, ~ of the cbespest
Ciathing Merchants il ,ks N.rth. has celerriiued
20 fer TO the citizens of Hsshin .toI. and vi mi :,
lIis excellent O ching AZ the owesS NoTlLsf proes,
Ia caeL only. There the 49,.
sil find Just such Go Sing Sto.e "a has lang been
E1@n'el Ii Wellington. HIS MOTTO Is cheap for
A good subsSsntisa woell.n coat he Will GEL tr
x %; snd heavy winter pant, we'll lined for s. 70
AM 1ne cosss ovetoo.Ss, and vssts, IL propOrlbs1
u soe wool nEd c,ttoa: a9derLirts, hasiery, sDtes
az, ehss eE th.u .he flie>Fest. nov ll-a
TRY DR.~sCG ARTzE PUBMoNIc BALssN
1or the %urs OF Corghs, atc ds A<thrns, sc
also DE-. eCI;~h8TLk'S WORa DEsTa0ilhd
eGRuP-neTer known T. fail
( sof SAFE al %I;AgIzs-k SONS drug gore
Ia aveT4us, next &C y : ilOt-!. nov lo--l
DARNUm's AuToeIoGB at
- '.'-- 50 i'.. fuTLL1NG :. Ne
Lee Of p e. Barnnrt, written bt birn.tti III which
~ he EarTatss mis- early history rs Ulsra, nsr
olant, Sditor sbd showmsn- 3D.
NV YORK Journal FOR Iec,GIber ..t...
sap c; Tie Seat 81 War, sud views Ct SfpaH-F"
STA rslEiInya
TIE Ores Chrfsttn.s and New YeAr' Hso.' er Jcns
tlisn, fudi efPHeteres, Tor S&'s1
'F SElLIINGT0SS feosftoTe,
0'ieon Hui ling, coEIer Pa sF-pGe 45,h
decI a. - a.
ErENALs 'Posrs or AMERICA, BY THOMAS
Z Bdchrcan Reed
FtuSle Prcss Writer'S OF Amsrica. by gohu :. ssTi'
l.. l. y. g.
Goodrich's GsA5 of British Poetry,
heats. pre;lc.l works
kisas wbitt's re,ti al wcrls nni.FepAin'
b"ore's lris1- elbiis.
Tie ParStles nfc, 1ed. ~ Rev. W. lt..1 s.-' n'
u y. -
I sssasslera ani ~ sSrf1-
j. odslh' insI, 4 -
1 Leaflets of Nernas $3.50
} -Is o', ~ 49, - ~
! = 49, -
- ts.ssr-- 20
tss-s-.F. 49, - ! -..
ts-fs - = fsa z
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4IONpuHY MaGAZImEs for Januar,

HIONTHEY MAGAZINES for January
M 1886 AL the nol;hly Magazines received
except giarrert, AID for ssle az
81" - 'SG4LtNGT, IN'S Bookstore
Any one wishing TO present q lady fr nd vi-a 81
appropriate holiday f,let hG, subscribe to rther
u dey's s.ady's i, ok, firahsn's Magazine, Ladies
Gazette Of Fsshipp, or IIarper's, NIagGsiu.. S.5-
s;.iPi ps r,csiv-l 81 publ shet's prices, -nd DO
livered ip an rar' &C the ely, or sent ty mail 10
any part "a The Eotn- @'f7r --r--
ilaree end mag nsncent assortment of Animals,
Gift BOur, su7.ne and Toy Books; also the gre /:
christmas, Brstb.r Jonathan, flu of the most IN
te esting pictures.
Almanacs Of every description, Wholesale or re-
tail
tfoli Pens, srlerdtd ssscrtment
And every thing III he stationery line at
JoG SIiILLI.GTOE,
d'c.22 c raes Pa. avenue and AZ street.
Z HE OF F..r. Il anEUM, writer hy
Z 4 himseif-pr!ce 81 70
rank tesiie's I,galir: of Fashion fsr December
. price % cents d..
~ IsAf Z. iP bot: Hemispheges, by NOlte-PTics
81 d % '.e
Nisk Of The Woods, b. Bird--$l rs 90. 80
Fer sale BY e. h LUNDY,
No. 12S Fridge street, Georgerown.
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n TIE Eo.d'sl is su,t,aE h'gh!Y concentrated Il
Pr!oe,-sstsr beta.s, two for 81; ak fps $l2,
"a" - "a. d. ktS J., Rseprfstor, -
ina .~ 7~"' . L91 Broadway, New YORK
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Ga UTEOE-

d. MoRsl's IsyI4oRArIaa CoRDIat hesf.su c2ur.
terfeited by some pnpriDcpied persons. "
In future, sll the genuine Cordial Eili haze TIE
propretors fac sirliie pasted over te eork of e,h
bottle, and the folio ning words blown In II, Ra>e
Dr., ASxss'. laviEbratiHg Cordial,
-. III. RING, Proprietor, NY,
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Sold BY Druggists throUs bout tho United Btas.
Osnsdss, and Vest Indies. -,,- ...
AGENTS.
Wsshingtan--Z. D. GILMAN.
psltiMore-S. g. HhNCH.. -. ~ -s,-
A:chncrd-IAetn gfI, + yaGRs.
Iosr In-Snf 80 a.. g.. s.-.r- .... o..
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IMPORTANT TO THE SICK.

'I'HE great experience end vel! kuoH 6 IL Of
l. Prot. AcGLiNT0CR is q sufficient Guaranty - the
public that lac flowing list Qf Medicines, such as
have been constantly used in his practices Tor The
Ias thirty'ye.rs will fuzzy tus+a.n by their sf'rts
the valuable qualities attributed to them, snd
prove to be the beat Medicines ever offered to tie
puhiic
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r: DR.. MsCs;mosk'a TOMS Alternative

Tor parifyins the blc5d '1he' most powerful pu.
rf.r ever 1isooyes-ti. Fer ai Scre;uloug diseases,
Skin dissaEss, EruptioRs Boils p,lPles ErysiP
Ulcers, sore Lego, and ai khepnatic sad Sypaii,ie
omplsints, DC It Is +uost excellent spring d.
cnc perfectly paatstie AMI sgf. for children CT g
M Ian pri MI
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-16
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
AND DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.

- Capt David White, "Old Enterprise, y
is building another boat at Madison, and will
soon have her afeat. She is to be monster,
some $50 feet in length, with 40 feet beam,
and 81 feet hold, equal to 1000 tons at least,
She will be provided with two engines, the
cylinders "a inches in diameter, and s feet
stroke. The boilers are four in number, each
As inches in diameter, 80 feet in length, with
four fues. Her trade mas not been designated.
We commence the publication again of
regular steamboat Register. in which the
name of every boat arriving to the time of go
ing to press will be given, with the places of
her departure and destination, and time of ar
rival.
- The G. Bealer was lying at our wharf
long time yesterday morning putting out
freight. She was from Cincinnati loaded for
ST. Louis even her hurricane deck being covered
with pork barrels, furniture. &c.
80 Msssrs. HSN,~t & Brown are tear
ing off thSseld tar. and gravel roof from their
Dig wharf-bois TO put otaQew- canvass roof
warranted not fSl&k. Ths0ld gravel stoutly
resists removal rnd rendersshe job tedious.
- The Golden Gate was here from GIN
cinnati yesterday morning, loaded so deeply
that her guards were dragging in the water.
She was bound for st. Louis and only made
half an hours stay here.
The VIM. Garvin was here yesterday
afternoon from Louisville, made an excursion
to Henderson, and started back to Louisville.
We thank the clerk for papers.
The well known Memphis packet Tish-
omingo has been reprinted and generally re-
paired, and will be here to-day or tomorrow
from Louisville for Memphis.
- The following rates of freight prevailed
at Cincinnati day before yesterday;
ST. Whisky 70; Oil rs; Dry Goods
80; Heavy Freights 25@3oper cwt. sssseg1
Memphis--Whisky 81; Pork Is; Pound
Freight 40. ~
New 0rleans-Flcur so; Pork 60; Whisky
SOC; Oil SOC; Pound Freight 3o@4oc per cwt
Freights are reported very scarce at Gncin-
matt. There we're SO boats at the wharf Tues
day, with business enough, the Commercial
says, for six OF seven! q. "a. :. = ,s.s.. =
The st. Clair was leading at Cincinnati
last Wednesday for st. Louis, and may bereG-.
pectcd here to-day or tomorrow. The De-
fender, Grace Darling, Sovereign j. S. Pringle
and Great West, also had their shingles up for
the same part
- There was rush of boats here yes
terday, and business at the wharf was lively.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-16
BY TELEGRAPH. I
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
Arrival of the Pacific.
RUMoRs OF WAR WITH THE UNITED STATE
New YoRK, Nov. Is,

New YoRK, Nov. Is.
| The steamer Pacific has arrived.
There is great excitement in England
Supposed there will be war with the United
States-almost panic exists. All sorts o
the most extravagant runors are current
which of course are all nonsense.
The war news is unimportant.
The Russians are preparing for attack upor
the allies
Lord Stanley has been offered the Colonial
Secretaryship.
Codington appointed successor to Simpson
| The London Times started the war fever
but sensible mcn ridicule it. Nevertheless pro.
digious excitement prevails.
One rumor was that Buchanan had resign
ed but later report pronounces it false. I'm
doubtedly a tempest in teapot, it is believed
Nothing further from the Crimea or Baltic
Both armies are preparing for winter quar-
ters. The allies have their new batteries in
operation at the northern forts, but the fire is
of no effect. The Russians are suffering moth
ing from the cannenade
On the Goth, Berlin adyices represent the
Austrian occupation of the Danubian princi-
palities assuming a troublesome aspect.
The Campbell expedition to Eupatoris is
countermanded.
Peace has been settled between France and
Austria.
Canrobert is DESTROYS that portion of the
feet winter at Swedish fort.
Cholera at Sicily abating
Russia has ordered a new general levy for
100000 men.
Gortschikoff received orders to defend or
evacuate the Crimea, according to circumstan-
ces.
Lewis Refs. Company, engaged in the oil
and fruit trade, at Sicily and Spain, have
failed for one million dollars.
The overland mail says that the insurrec-
ton is subsiding.
Trade Of India dull--one-E fourth less than
the average yield.
1t is rumored to-day that both France and
Russia intimated to the German powers their
Willingness to negotiate On the basis of the
four points.
o+a PITTSBURGH, Nov. Is.
There are feet water in the channel and
at stand. Weather clear
.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-16
jD1srREss1Ne OccuRRENcE-HoUsE BURNED

DISTRESSING Demonstrations BURNED
WITH YOUNG LADY IN III. B. Dobbins,
Esq, residing on Honey Creek, in johnson CO.,
White River township, states, That on Satur-
day morning last, between 9snd 10 O'Clock, A
NJ, the house of Mrs. Catherine Bell, of an
adjoining farm, was destroyed by fire, con-
Stunning lame young lady by the name of La
vine Craig, who was the only person in the
house at the time, and who was niece Of Mrs.
Bell, a widow lady. Mrs. B. had gone the
distance of: half mile to milk some cows, and
on her return, discovered her house in flames.
A portion of the body, and all the bones of the
unfortunate Miss Craig, were found among the
ruins. Fifty dollars in paper money was in the
house when Mrs. B. left. The fire is supposed
to have been accidental State jour. 18Th.