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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-05-23
ATKINS, sELF-nAKISG REApEa,

fE7nf5 II ACIINE. hat last year introduced int
4 this enanty by Mr.. j. Wsyt Bell. W ose Ger
thgate Niil he fo0Hd be ow, is destined In create
revolution in the old system Of harvesting, as i
performs its work with and thnrou hnsss that
deles competition. IL Is warranted II do il eHt
ting oquai to any Other Machine, and its rake is
marvel of adaptation to its II must be seel
operation to be appreciated.
\ Moving Bar can he very easily a'taci ed, ma
mr. il very superior Mowra.
ANY further Information will he furnished upes
application to aEo. PRICE,
E.97 orders should be handed in early, that there
may be no doubt OF the Machine being FURNISHED 4.
time.
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Rreipty of tie Tia9ieqtor fort1e pce1 end |
ina &a.ta,4iog, 1iag -. 1857.

~ ~ T1T7T7 -7sT7Y ~ I-11'
Dr. L G Fisher, Gaieigh, y. C.) 81 90
Two dollars in enc week and our ex-
peases ten times that amount, winch have
10 be met with cash. Ne do hope our
friends, who have NOT paid for the Eindica-
toF will think Of this, and on Monday next
give as long list Of names to publish. We
Heef, moneF and cannot get along without
1t. aud hope cur friends will do the thing
handsomely ueNt Monday.
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discussion 1t Spring aisl


H. :5e{t'ot On monday last, according
to appointment dessra Christian and
McCue, the representatives of the K. ~
party, spoke at this place, None of the
Democratic candidates were present, but
Capt Hartman, who happened TO be passing
that way on busnsse. Mr. Christian, after
few prolimnares, Jumped sstride that IA
yori.e hobby istrbutioB--bu hut, as usual
his bright genius, and rich paintings too
gether with his spell4weaying gestures, fail
vi to develop anything new upon this sub
iect. need hardly say. he made no pros
elytes in springIEill. In fact, the Demo
Gratis have reused from their lethargy and
are fully awake to the intrigues by which
the K n party hope to ride into power
Mr.. Christian also spoke of the unity of
sentiment existing between him and the
most prominent men of the great National
Democratic party, thinking thereby to steal
IL march upon our Democratic friends--but
Mr. G. ought to have known, and | am
proud here to state, that the Democracy of
spring Hill have passed triumpbantly thro
the dangers of dentitjon and established
legitimacy to the Democratic party.
After Mr.. Christian had concluded his re-
marks, Capt. Hartman arose fer the purpose
of reply. lie began by showing the utter
f,llacy Of Distribution, and boldly maintain
ing BIS position. His speech though, brief,
was to the point He said that he was a
farmer, and that he felt his interest indenti
fled with that Of the honest yeoma.ry Of cur
country.
After Capt IIarman bad concluded, Maj.
MeGue arose, and made a few remarks.-
said that he was in favor OF Distribution,
&e., and thus the meeting closed
In conclusion let me say to or Demo
cratic friends. come TO the polls on the 4th
Thursday in May, and vote for the men of
Your choice, Tucker ard I.eteher, Skin
ner, Koiner, Hartman and Blair.
4 SPECTATOR.
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WAsaEaGToS, May Eth the cores
poudenee of the New Orleans Picayune.
from Camden. Arkansas, it is stated that q
tremendous hail storm had occurred in that
quarter, and had destroyed the crops. Only
half the usual crop Of wheat will be obtain
Cd there this season.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-05-23

a SUFFICIENT amount of the CAPITAL stock hav-
"A ing been subscribed 20 incorporate the stock
holders Of the .HlHtefsNilIe and Monterey Turn
pike Company chartered under act OF March %,
1858, notice is hereby giren that there viii b. a
general meeting Of the stockholders thereof, at
Green Hi Church, in Highland county. on Fet0AY.
the l2tA day q jane hest. All persons Interested
viii please attend, eithe. in person Of by proxy, IS
business auch importance Viii then BE- considered.
! ! : sf sTaic kfPS. Commissioners.
ANDREW .ENBERT
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R&DlHfg Tap

- az ,Az'zs,5e's
Mr Editor he i aeg-netlng leaders
are now endeaFeflhg e fats2 great storm
OF popular Indignation at the manner ~
Ehieh grants ct .rntiie f,nds have been
made, and especially nave they directed
Their attack against the @9ant to 4le i5tiiei5
tentra' Raifaad. 1t It be pressed home
tn Tie predictions 81 NE neoile t1a9 t1is
very llsinos grant Tiaeti Is taa pute74 ~
their complaint, Is Tie iifst g3aAt VA has
been male ia Alternate SECTORS, ana tf'st 1t
was during the administration oL .ir IL
more and that he difleiatiY sanctioned Il,
without @hieA 1t could net aate bee me e
law. ii the grant MS ta2'aiN h4a=ta to
Wall street BfoSefs, q NeE ofN' as Al
ie2ed by tue N y. eineiaafa LEI ne Nea-
ate. then IS ne the mere tlamaate, IN that
he, as Secretary 81 he iHtesl2r, and an al
user Of the ''iaadal resident ca not al
yiSe hir i..tl4ssa Is veto the i9il. let It
b. ei'safye'i .1at She 4ppesition iea3ess have
the heii eiireHterf, new by aSsaihn& Tue
action .! Their owl party taYorne end bad
er' Il presume upon popular ialy"f.
\ zeaiou.. alpeai IS nav beng haae to
the penpie. 10 gfasp the l@blte lands before
the next appoftionneni. wlieR' Ii IS sad
the y eStern States VII p .def faHtd III
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ME ARE now receiving large and desral 10
w Stock Of Goods embracing the very best styles
and patterns for the season, to which we especially
invite our friends end tAe public generally. being
sassled on prices ~it' compare tavorably With any
> tocA IN town or country,
}. BRANDEBURG & co.
April Is, ls56--spec, COPY.
EoR THE LADIES Ne have just received one
\ dozen Extra Snperfne SILK DRESS PAT
TERMS, to which we invite special notice.
j. BRANDEBl RG 4 co.
Anril +. lsll.-Sn.e. con..
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-05-23

WAs8neraN, May 15.-0lleial dcs-
patehes recently received warrant the belief
lint Brigham Young has fed frem Utah, as
il IS known that he was in treaty with the
Indians for a safe conduct through their
C0NntrY.
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rs HEREBY given, that the undersigned, who
l. qualified in the County Court Of johnson county
state of iowa as Guardian Of Emma Brown viii
apply by petition 10 the Circuit Court of Augusta
county, Va, on WEDNESDAY, TIE 18th DAY
eeife all money and personal property which may
belong to my said ward in SAID countg eta agusa
or be coming to her from the estate Of Wm. Brit
ton, decd, or any other in said county
This application viii be made under aud 10 pursu-
OF the 2nd aud 3gd sections of chapter i29 OF
the Code Of Virginia. Ny said Ward resides cut
q tho otate Of Virginia, viz in Johnson county,
Iowa. WfLLi4M BROWN.
Haa8aa d Bgtt, &ifarneys. lMay Is, SIT
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Severe Tcst--Good in Lodged Ora. IN an
iEiI;y Land.

S1AuNruN. Va, Oct, 8 lSiG,
J. Hrj9ii-Hear 81 =; Al the farmer in tha
county hs.ro been mach imposed ou ia huying
Roapt's tbat consented to take yours ON tfinl
Ntts reluctantly. commenced my harvest with
my ueiehbnrs alI predicting failure. and read,
laugh al me if il should prove one bat som as
the Reaper started. all fear Il failure vanished
ii worked like \ charm TIN oneh my entire crop OF
wheat and grass Having taken il upon trial,
subjected Il t. the test could both in heavy
lodged wheat and hiill Hand, in all of which II work
"a TO nv enure satisfaction. cnl about 10 acres
Of wheat and 30 Of grass without any material
hgcakage. | worked ID Mith Two horses with great
deal off, ease. consider II sers superior MoWer
In moving | find it necessary TO use the reel run
ming los 10 prevent the olugging OF the knit.
Respeetluliy, your obedient servant.
Nav = 1871 j. W. BELL.
StOTTON YARNS 500 he ct Cotton Naop
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VIZ Aas FgsEB.

By Rev. G. s. N. See, on the 9th inst
Fir SAMUEL LgFE to Miss MARGARET NJ.
FeenNAS, ali Of this county.
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NO TIC e

FTsHE IS $50 i ere Re.sinryev. IS made = Tn.
4 faaee for Charles Gaila!er. by order Of the
worshipi,1 Court Of Bath eonnty-es.h individual
lot. exclusive Of subsequent surveys a respsyeFtd
and returned BY Edward j. Melas thliu, the Sur
vefor appointed by the Federal Court sill b. sold
at private sale by ZorHAR X. JAWS, Attorney in
inei for the Proprjetofs Of tie 600 Acre Survey,
or WILLIAM AeIArouLiH, u Reekbfiaee Co. Va,
II net previously disposed of at private sale. it
will be sold at public sale 90 PAsrsdqg, TIE l3H dog
Fl Apgast next at te Warm Springs. Bath To-, IA.
III persons who haze made subsequent. Entries
and Surveys since the 18th day Of January, l6I6.
will reqaish amt surrender their Patents prior to
October next; failing To do, suits will be Cora
menced against than.
~ the 1gent tor ite Pfopr;efors.
AprH Il Is5T-tds
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EYIEIAq. DRILLS

! An now receiving orders Tor "Pennooi'-" ceia-
i bfated heat Drills. confidently recommended
to be the best article in use
The experience OF the past winter has fully dem
onstreted to some Of our most observing farmers
the superiority Of drilling wheat over the old system
Of broadcastng.
The different parts Liable Co wear or breaks ve,
will be kept constantly hand to replace sath as
shall fail III use.
The most satisfactory testimonials from the far
Of this county will be given to such % may de-
sire. Grass seed Savers are attached # desired
which are alone worth shf price Of the Drills
Hand IN Yonr orders early. Farmers should bear
In mind that they vii savs ora third OF the!r seed
winch Il 10 her advantage i gained, viii my for
ID. briii IA A fey7 seasous &C. e. PRICE
Mag 2. ~.
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Ilcz'etS S5-Shafes N Proportion.
MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
I EHANNA CA
CLASS EIIE.
SellyMI,


CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES
26 Whole Tickets slsl so
&c ilalf - &c M
2G Quarter Sc 81 90
26 Eighth - y 90
Tickets sl0-.Shafes IN Proportion.
We invariably answer letters by return mai et-
closing the tick Is in good safe yelope, and al
VANS observe thu stgIct.st confidence. Aftor the
drawing is oYer, we send the official d1aN ing,
with written explanation "t :ho resalt Of tn
ture. All Prizes bought at this aiee arr pas aba
Immediately after the dra~ng in Curren. Money,
and take Bank Notes Of any State ur Bank
Drafts in payment for Tickets at par. For odd a.
mounts in making changewe receive postage stamps
they being Convenient than silver. Correspon-
dents may place the utmost confidence in the rcgu-
larity and safety of the mails, as very few 81 10
miscarsiages of Money happen when properly L.
! eet-d to US. BE careful that You mention yonr
Post Office, County and State. Give at least onr
single trial, You cannot lose much, if not grin One
single Trial may make you independent for life
TRY Us. There should be no such word as fail.
Address GORBIN Il CO.,
Bor 100 Post Office. baltimore Jid.
Nsss. Orders for tickets in any of the Mary land
Lotteries promptly attended to. Circulars contain
ing list of all the Lotteries for the month forward
ed on application. March II, u Gao.
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NEW GOODS
FOR SPRING AND SUMNER TRADE.

IIRON L. BLEDS0E d' FRO.
HAVE just received orened large and well
i i selected Stock OF SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS which they are determined to sell cheap,
aud on the most accommodating terms. They have
on hand beautiful selection Of Ladies Dress Goods,
suited 70 the season. consisting in part, of rich
NerS!dS halAINIs, Pointed JAcKosET LAWNS, kons
lawns, SAX CHAiiigs, plain and figured, BLACK
SidRs. &e. for the Gentlemen A superior lot of
fine fREScH CAssIaERRs, PLAIN BLACK And FAScy
SCNNsa FssTfNes, &c. A large stock OF HArs.
Boors, AND SHoES.
Sc would, especially, call the attention Of farm
ers and our friends in the country to our stock of
heavy Staple Goods such CogToN CLorns, Srni-
fEB CoTroN for servants dresscs; Cottonades for
pants LINES DRfltNos; and, also, complete
stock of Groceries
Also-A good assortment Of Country made LiQ-
CORS, DC, always on hand, for sale.
Feeling thankful for the past liberal patronage Of
our friends, we hope, by strict adherence to right,
and attention to business, to merit continuance OF
the same and most respectfully solicit friends
and the buying public, to call and examine
stock oi Goods before purchasing elsewhere.
II All kinds of Country Produce bought or la
ken in exchange for Goods. Apri Is, ls5i.
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sgiBH..E RIVER F3RH FOR SALE.
Rs .EGE 8.


adjoining Tue lands Of James Haurland, John Ciy.
ems, and Samuel 4. Finley, Esq The impsa eemeG =
good, and the land is in high state Of eutita-
ton adj The cleared land being finely SET la fass.
The above Plantation lies in community rcEarta
bic for intelligence and refinement. Ii is located
alike convenient to mills, stores blacksmith shops,
&c. II is admirably ADAPTED 10 grazing, - wei
agricultural purposes. The Middle River running
through portion of the Farm. combined with foar
never failing Springs, affords plenty Of gond water
to stock There are at least 80 acres Of frs;-rate
Middle River Bottom embraced in said Plantation,
inferior to the River. There II asts ufon
said premises an excellent ste for MiI e. Ma
ehiucry OF any kind, equal perhaps te any en- the
River.
If the above property is not sold before The 2GA
dag Of ,l'ee. ISL, it viii then be sold a Public
sale, on tue premises. Al the same time and place
viii Offer. at public anction, several likely yonnr
NEGROES, If not disposed OF privately before that
tine.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
April Is. lsa7-tds ROBERT y. OWENS.
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PARLOR AND CENTRE TABLES.
100 Parior and Centre Tables, in great variety
lOO of styles. some OF the most handsome eyer
offered, for sale low for cash by
May %, 1857. A. d. CHANDLER.
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Ezpss @4E.

IT THE NIUE R{0GE TUNNEL.
To 900 feet OF Cntta percha Pipes Cast lion Ceg
Wheels os various sizes and patterns, Wrought
Iron Crnnks \ vlss, &c. best Cast Steei OLD Cast
ngs anu Wrought Iron; Bras Pieces OF Machinery;
quantity OF Lead, &c. Apply AZ the Engineers
office at Bfensssiie. The articles NAV be egamined
at the Tunnel. c. CN0Z r.
April IL, '57=-ff Chief Eue Blue Ridge j.. l..
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Spring and summer Goods.

n uEENSW ARE-Now opening large and de-
~ sirable stock at D. BRANDEBURt, d co.'s.
April Is, lS1l-Apee. eonv.
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No material change in the markets -
Flour, in Richmond, 50 80
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100000


Whole 4iokets sIo-fEaives 5--auar 2, 50
PLAN eF swan 5 CO.'S LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 30. 00O corresponding With
those W beers the Tickets printed on sep rate
slips Of paper. ehcircled With small tin tubes and
piac I'd in enc Wheel.
The first rs Prizes, similarly printed and encir=
oled, are placed in another wheel.
The wheels then regoYed, AMI numbes j.
drawn from the wheel Of Numbers, a. the same time
Il Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The Num-
her and fri1s drawn oRt are opened sad exhibited
70 tHe AUDIENCE ana registered b the Commission
crs: the Prizes being placed against the Number
dfa%n, fhis oPerationi is repeated until 81 the Phi
zcs are drawn mt
Approximation Prizes twopreeoding
and tie two succeeding Numbers to those drawing
the first Is Prizes will be entitled to Approxima
ton Prizes according to the scheme,
Tte3 o06 prizes of SZ0uili be determined by TIE last
figure Of the Snmber that draws the $4,000 Prize.
For example. IL the Number drawing the $50, 900
Prize ends with No. !. then all the Tickets v here
the number ends in will be entitled to $50 Ii the
Number ends with No. ,, Thea att the Tickets where
the Number ends Will be entitled to $50, and so
To @.
Certificates Of Packages viii be sold a the follow
- Hatts which Is the rs:
Certificate of Package 10 Whole Tickets $50
do. 10. 10 iIalf do 80
do. do. leQuar:er do -
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e 81 - 2

4 COMFORTABLE HOUSE with foag Rooms,
"A good Cellar, ard garden Of hali en- a5H3 SON
t7iBnF vari " oil good yoaug aasfi Z ttgi. sHssz
situated en- iewjg Street. apply 6. 5rGe
Feb. e. l.5f.-tf. l. g H#CzHE
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To De drawn in the City Of Atlmtn .Gs IN public, on
SATURDAY, MAY 23d, 1857.
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PLATED FORKS.

! WOULD call the attention Of families IL A very
zuperief dauble-plated Fable Fork, upon the best
" !.jte metal warranted of the very best quality
The are fully equal in appearance to solid silver
aad are verv durable alao, Tea ard Tabl@ Spoons
Aay :, 1851. GE0. l.. PRICE.
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y O6G Harry
TO
THE POLLS.
NEXT THURSDAY.
NEXT THURSDAY.

VOTE OF AUGUSTA IN 1856.
The following is the vote of Augusta cast
at the Presidential election in November
last. We re-publish it now for reference.
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% BARRELS No. ! CUT HERRING Just re.
- ~ lived aud for sale, very low, by
NAV TO- tSs7 = HNANNEHt Rs ( so.
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T-RESH FIST.-50 Barrels No. T. Cut Herring
4 and Is Barrels No. >. Matkere. Just received
and for sale by SYAPtES, MARTIN d CO.
April u.s. 1857
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estings.

TITE especially invite gentlemen 10 examine orr
w Stock II FANCY SILK, SATIN, SiLk-
VELVET and VERSAILLES NfSriNGs before
purchasing elsewhere. J. BRANDEBURG Il GO.
Apnl Ia, l,57-Spec. copy.
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SN0TTON YARNS 500 he Of Cotton Naeb,
Y from Ne 10 Ne lG, tlr sale Il,
Ami u. ls5, STAPLES. MARTIN @
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CT a s g 52
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.

MORE THAN ONE PRIzE % EVERY
.,F!II JICEE,Gf.
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G a = /, = /. PRlZ {.
Gxg g g @ +; q q T. !.!.ay
qEp.A@@ Sc.
SEng%S 81,

To be drawn IN .he City Of Atlanta, Ca in public on
SATURDAY, NAY 10Th, 1851.
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S. SWAN 8 co.'s LOTTERIES I
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Majority, 406
Whole vote IN the eounty--33337 So 8,
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Class 80
POMOkEE LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE SsH Go0

20, DO priEQs, am0nnting @
TICKETS ST
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23

OF The members Of the old Wing party
who allied themselves to the old line Demo-
cratic party, in the late canvas, are grumbing
in very audible mutterings, at the total for
getfulness of what was termed, during the
contest "their noble and patriotic servces."-
They have not single representative in any
of the appointments Of honor; and their
claims for some Of the loaves AMI fishes in
the local offices, are most shamefully ignored.
In Missouri, where large body of the old
Wing party, with anti-Benton prejudices uni
ted with the Buchananites, in all the appoint
ments made, not one single Wing has receiv-
ed an Office The st. Louis news says, their
hopes have been deferred so long that their
hearts are getting sick. Their brother Dem
ocrats add insult to injury by ilinging to them
the barren bones Of patriotism, while they
appropriate to themselves all the official flesh
and marrow.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23
PERFUMED BREATH.

Whatlady or gentleman would remain under the
curse Of dsagreesbs breath when by using the" Balm
OF Thousand Fowers"as q deptifrice would not only
render but leave the teeth white aabaster7
Many persons do not know their breath is bad and the
SUBJECTS delicate their friends will never menont.
-Four single drop Of the Balm" your toothbrush
and wash the teeth night and morning. fifty cent bot
tie will last year.
BEAUTIFUL ConPLExroN may easily be acquired by
using the balm OF Thousand Flowers" Ii will re
move tan. pimples and freckes from the skim leaving
II of soft and roseate hue. wcta towel. pour
orthree drops and wash the face night and morning.
SH,vISG MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving brush in
either warm orcold water. pour two or three drops
OF Balm of Thousand Flowers" rub the beard well
and will MAKE beautiful soflather much facilitating
the operation Of shaving. Price only Fifty Cents.
FETRipGk IL Co., proprietors.
KELLER, FARNSLFY d co.
apo iyd&w sSentsfor Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23

o. The Mobile and Ohio Railroad has
been completed from Mobile to Macon in Mis-
sissi2pi, distance of nearly 200 miles. The
remaining portion Of the road 2i2 miles are
graded, ready for the iron, and the ties are
already delivered for 1l3 miles of it, and the
iron has been received and is it's way for
100 miles. There remains only about 81
miles on which to complete the grade, and
that is in rapid state Of forwardness, and
will be finished in time for the track The
whole length of the road is about 472 miles,
and that portion which has been used the past
year has yielded revenue Of upward of G per
cent upon its cost. II SO much has been done
on line running through almost a wilderness,
and its terminus village in the forest, what
may not be expected from its entire compls-
tion
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23

OF The National Hotel at Washington has
been closed in consequence Of the panic pro-
duced by the epidemic engendered there. Its
victims were numerous, and as it was the
residence Of the elite OF Washington visitors,
the lives Of large number of eminent men
were endangered by it. Surprising the poison
had been little more potent, the nation
would have had day OF sadness and MOURN
ing. Among the distinguished sufferers were
the President who is stillcomplaining; Clancy
Jones and Rob't Walker; John l.. Dawson,
Of Pa; Senators Fessenden and Bayard, with
some members Of the family Of the latter;
Arson Burlingame and lady, the latter con-
tinuing very ILL; Hon. Mr.. Hall and lady, of
Mass. Mrs. Ii. having been taken to the cars
in litter; Senator James, X. L., and family; a
Mr.. Lenox, of Cleveland, is dead; Simonton
and his family were badly affected, and upon
the return of the latter he had again some
what relapsed; o. b. Mattesoh; Mr. Appleton,
OF the Union, continues very ill Of this afiec-
ton, but is recovering.
Besides these there were large numbers,
hundreds, who carried off the effects of few
days residence here to all parts of the coun-
try in the form of slow and consuming fever,
a burning restlessness Of the intestnes,
with all the SYMPTOMS in their system Of the
action Of slow and mineral poison. 1t is re-
ported that Mr.. Dawson has died.