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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-27

A POOR PAYING OFFICE The Newouryport
Mass Herald saws that the pay Of The c~oii,cio! .;
that por, Tor The frs, quarter in 1857 wa " CENTS
That j., one o, the offices to which the rotation prlo'
cip.e might be applied without much damage to any
uudy but the person v BIO was rotated n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-27
GENERAL WOOL.

ALBANY, March ~ Wool was "a town to.
day, aud the freedom If the Senate and Assembly wal
extended TO him. This morning :ts General had q
long interview with The Governor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-27

PHILADELPHIA CAfiLE MARKET. HAscg
"a. Bo-v-s-O Offering, $50 mead Gales AZ tlO.
II ~ per liD ip., and the market h-l.E. Sh-ep-
Oh. ) no mend sizes al 81 Ia 8 SO. ard
rom 8 rr "a per -. '!res--i. Co.'S. ond Calves
Orrn0g- us; .nl.s so 10 ID per head. nors -OE.
t~rn.s nbou: / .7cJ nead; ss!-e Al from % IS 10 10 pc.
100 BE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-27

Ell President Pierce declines a public dinner ten
dered him by hs friruds in Philadelphia. He intends
to remain in Phi!ade!ph;s during the month Ct April,
for the benefit Of Mrs. Pis5cs'. health.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-27

George Sumner says, in q recent lecture: The ex'
cessive use OF ~,slaratus 10 a cardinal cause OF Anne.
ricaa i'll heath. 1t is q deadly poison. the use OF
which should be Stunned a. the slaughterer OF the
intsut, end the destroyer Of the strong man.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-27

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, MARCH as
B-s, Crr--Uf. ng- 5 UJ0 herd: marke u depr. $50.
SALE. u, IS 31nll 50 pr 100 ibs-h decline of 81 cs.
Sh-ep-UH rings +.0JO head. market dull. swine
nh-riuy. 8 01J n-.J. mark T.!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-27

The MOUNT VERNON FuSp.-The ayails Of Mr..
were 81 500.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-27
PENNSYLVANIA NOWINATIONs.

LNNN1L NNIt NVNI.N IIVNS.
HARRISBURG. Pa, March 20 The Convsntio,
which lnr; Ut this place 10 day, nominated Sir. vi,
mot 70. Governor. IN The s-cnnd ballot; and Mr.. Sill
ward for Canal Commissioning on the .icsi ballot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-27

A SERMON will he delivered 10 the uui,ed Pres
bytcriau Church, on Shockoe HILL on next Sabbath morn.
Ing. 10 reference 10 the death NJ toe late Richard N.
Ferguson. March 27-2,
TARPET WARP, White and Coloted, for :as oy
~ March n JOHN y. GORDON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-27

BALTIMORE, MARCH :6-The markets are dun
auf n "a z d.
MOBILE MA2KEc, MAEcH . &C tnn-Mr.
6er d IN. -s!-- To. Gay 81 4.DuU Da!ee. mlidl! K Cplart
ut l3t.i3i c-nr R-r-ipt- NJ ,h. p,r; durlns III.
pas; tocee ,i.y.on.y iJl pale: IN, large failing ~,
however. ]. owing als.u.y 20 the low stage o. Ss;r;
IN The rrv-rs.
MARCH IL The A!vsr;;s-r'- Circular says ID.
receipts y: Cotton a,roGa;. 70 loo bsIes 10 three
dave.
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sPkI.,,, c. Ai(,N. 1857

FASHIDH \ B l. L CLoiHISG
II AN Eo~ receiving aid sh"li continue " receive week
u y 'ErUu.hou; The seG.ou. my ,iocE VI Fashionable.
Clothing. ui The laie,t tiylcs Rho G,s;cns. uoI ing TN:
my pGs. .t.I,st 10 plea c have been sS'i-i nytOry hall Ct
dcavor 10 rner continuance by close sttcL t!on to &c.
N.Et, Of IL trh:e
In addition have my usual stock Of Gents srd Youhi
Fashion. bio Go dc. Also.
CLOTHS tASs MEaEa AND vEsTISGs.
"h!s5 will be m.Le IN oicef, ia woTS n arship II erref.
p: -es.oLsok- rates No Ct, no Gales. A coli j. :espec,,u>
solicited h, ia, Msin G.
March 81 wN IRA SIXTH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-27

NEW ORLEANS MA.kEr, MARCH ei;h.-Co,.
Ton /, very hrn u":-f tn- Afrra'- ndvic-s. sairt
Ii. UUU bales. Pygk Sl| Sterling Etchauge 81
CHARLESTON MARKET, I,RcH 2i'h - Cot.
o:-Sa!-. ut 30! Ui-s. rae A:.icas news Is,
cad ~ Fl! c: 81 The market.
n rich ~25;h.-Sale, To day Of , 900 bales Co..or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-27

FArQUIER SoMisA1IoXs.-The nominations Of
WIN. D.. Sr"t' AMI X. ~. ID 'wnnan, 5 .r,n to give
very general satisfaction 10 the panty Orcourss here
are SOME wh' 8 mu,rerirgs vii! confirm. for II whi!r
but W. hope and expect that every nemucra nj will
discard al p=rsnnn' feeling mi vote the euurr Demo-
cratic ticket Uarrenl0n F,o1.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-27

JAMssTnws CELEBRArIoy.-T7a Volunteer Bat
talon IT Portsmouth,. With the S;nff Officers. consist,
lug of The following companies K .f-,nen, Capt
Richardson; Old Dunini"n Guards. Cap, Dams
National G eys Capt. Dauxhrry; Marion Rihernen,
Capt H"dge-; will u0i;e with the military Of he
state Ia .h- Jamestown celebration on the 18Th May.
Norfolk Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-27

REMOVAL OF fHE DEAF The removal Of The ho-
di-s q, the ply sicIaus and nurses who died at Norfolk.
Va, in The epidemic Of 1855, hes been postponed I'll.
ut II winter,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-27

TELLow FEVER az BOARD THE MERniMlc The
Boston Traveller Leans from n letter Received by n
gentleman in Charl.s'own from lis son on DO ard The
Merrinac, that there tad BEEN thirty c.ses o, yellow
fever among The crrw "f that vessel. five O. which
we're fal.l, prrssr NIB air. wh IS. d-a.h W. men
Il med a lew days since. bling one Of III. victims,-
The M-rriinac put in'o Hampton Roads, but ha,
sincs beef. ordered 10 Boston.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-27

XXTAS committed 10 the jul ~ Caroline county. Va,
w on the l7;h OF February !s.,, a nesrl man, calling
himself SANDY; s"ys tina, he is the property OF william
Fielding OF Charleston. south Caro.lHa. Said negro 10
i've Tee. ;oar inch-s high, lie b'isGt 'nni'tto, about tn.ry
year, oi aye, long strnlght hair, when coia9.i out, lie 1, q
coarse Carpenter When eoinEiucd. he hSd or e dark
Grey cr.sinct coat. and coarse drao cGlored pants. lie
say. that he wa, .old in June Is.t, by Robert L. s,auud.
EiI Of Richmond, Va.
THOMAS L. y J.r1r
Mercb ov-,u6v a.. r., I,,o , ,rr v.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-27

SUPERINTENDENT ELhcrED.-At the last meeting
Of the hoard Of directors OF the Virginia and Tennes-
see Railroad, IN L9nrhhurr, Waiter Z. Smith, chic!
engineer Of The lirmpfi-l I'D IVA Railroad, WIS elect
cd general superintendent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-27

WESTWARD, Ho!-Ths Abingdon V.rginian uc-
ders'snds that th- cars will Ia put upon Is mice of
| the Tennessee road from BRISTOL, in the Course of a
week or 80, ard that they will De running 10 Jones.
borough, 30 mIlr.l by the middle OF Juue.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-27
GENUINE SOUTHERN MUSIC.

LThi, controversy must clo.e here both sidss ha'
log been heard e nqnirrr.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-27
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN plTrsYLvANlA

JOHN s. LACY, ChsirnaD.
RITcHlg l.. HENLEY, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
TYLER & co.

TYLER & CO,
NHTHo have n rcpunrIpn world wide in the field o!
w PICTURE NAMING, nave introduced At Isl,
Main street, a plan by which the people eau obtain ,te!'
portraits In the highrs, style OF art, Tor 50 cenrs, and WIKI
ono siStn The delay Ms by the old process TYLER &
co have f:ed - u beautiful cutie oil rooms suitable ior
ihrIr purpcses. have Two immense sky lights. employ 6
large icrcc OF he =, and Ill The arrangements necessary
tor an iumsIse UusInes. Tn. old iogy plan OF picture
making will die e natural destn with the steam process,
brought on: b. the euterprsins TYLER & CO, 80,
Main street. March 2S-a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-27

The LATE Col. HUME.-At a meeting ofthe friends
Of the lamentod Col. David Hume, convened at Or.
ange C'urt-hous-, on the % instant, from the coun-
IL OF Orange. Madison, Culpeper. and Green. Col.
y j. We!ch, of Madison, WAS called to the chair,
wien several gentlemen of different counties nd.
dressed the meeting, evincive Of The general grief
felt TOR the loss of that good and true man, and of
the CT appreciation of his high, exalted virtues Tn.
unbidden tear OF manly sympathy from those who
knew him from childhood To youth dnd manhood
bore evidence that his virtues sill live in the memo.
ry OF his heart stricken friends"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-27

SUGARS AT AUCrIoS.-Mess.s. Dunlop, Monrur,
d Co. majrihe following sale Yesterday ri auction;
80 hhd-. Cuba Musorvsin IT $40 IL 70 SlD 40 per
cwt., aud ~ hhd-. New Orleans at 80 80 70 Sl0 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-27

Barn BURNED.-The hsrn nf Mr. Joseph Wood
about four miles north East ut Winchester, wa. d..
strryed by fire Monday nighr, the 9ih inst, At IN
O'Clock, and seven horses We're burned Ia d,aih, in
addition to Il complete loss OF gearing anu f1rini-g
implements. Tw" year. ago, by similar misfortune,
Mr.. Who'd lost leo bushels OF wh-., and other va!
u1Ole property, 10 the amount Oh 30GO. and hi. re
cent loss, which rsnnot be much less man Sl.DnO.
follows upon the nrs: with a rapit;iy that Is t.aiy ITS.
hsart-niug. especially WHEN there Is every evi!-Hc-
If itcenGiari.m ~ both Cases. Mr.. Wr0i's neigh
bors are using every mrai. 10 .rrre' OF ihs otfr;aier,
q, that he may be brought TO Justice W.nchss,o,
Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-27
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

vE.anirer requested 10 copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-27
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN cUMBERLAS

T. S. HxSlSo, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-27

EMat Sr,yLEY's sLvts a5Es or WcN.s, Al
MsrR"PnLITAH F,LI.-ihis advertisement i com.
pr!se: III Tvs" psr'e. ADJ .rnu"li-S ;aiG'y Ih;'"'dn@!
approximations a;d vocal Illustrations, with q" eA'
ira"rd nary 1sr';y q: dis!@c'- anu Personal p@'a!ia'
look, 'nsnuer and Costume. concluding riih Po'yuie
los. 10y way O: e~pilogue.) in which Miss Stanley
will give vocal Illustrations, in characteristic cos
tune. in lta!isn. Turkish, Spanish, swiss, Scotch
AID French.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-24

r-@Hhs o. Louis Intsliiepsesr, has inst
cemplstod An exsmination g the records Of
The ssvotal Criminal courts Of the City and
Cdontyshy which il - aspsrtaiped, hat, not
withdrawing the rapid increase Of population,
crimes Of the mors stroeious character have
not increased in proportion. The aggregate
|numhsrz Il o6ences where convictions have
been procured Is nevertheless lamentably large,
and the number ofeasss where mosey was the
motive. shows large proportionats increase
while The class OF crimes arising from . dep
raved state 81 morals, without obvious motive
Ior temptation, have actually decreased. The
Intelligeneer's conclusions seem to be, from its
enumeration Of offences. that crime is not only
ascending hut rapidly diffusing itself into the
more elevated ranks Of society-a fact which
evsry day observation confirms. The numbe,
OF forgcries, embszzlements, false prstensss
fraudulent assignments, counterieiting and al
those swindling operations generally which
require intelligence, education, experience and
Ingenuity to perpetrate, are VIGOROUSLY on th'
increase the world ovs.. The amount Of crim'
which has been introduced into the highe
| ranks, through the excuses Of extravaganc
lin fashionable lie, the duplicity and villain,
often psacticed to maintain courtly position
in society, and to hide the faults Gifts excesse
Twill account Of ITSELF according to recen
Developments. lor the astounding increase i
the direction noticed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-24

RB0RUaED D0BATA. 49,
"Aslaay - gentleman would Nr.sih sndss ~
sa''e Of sdisasrosabls breath When y Balm
OF 1Asusssd F1owers"ss dessiffes vssld NOT osly
the tech vhits - silbasssi1
Aaay persSns do not know Asir breath bad ana
sees b 90 dseate their rsnds vim n.
reura single drop Of The balm" on jour toothbrush
and vssh ths tech sishs ssd morning. my esss bot
tie will last year.
BssuTuuI Conrssuox may easily Do aeqnirsd b.
nsing The BALM 81 q Thousand flowsrss II VIII n
move tan, pimplss and sekles from he sia leaving
u OF soft and roseats hue. weta towel pour on tive
orthree drops and wash the face night morning.
sHAviHe hAps BAsf.-wst Jour shaving.bFush IL
either oreoid water pour on two or three dfup
Of "Baim Of Thousand Flowers." rub the beard vel
and 1t will make beautiful soslather much facilitating
the Operations Of shaving Price only Finy Gents.
FsTarpss q Co., proprietors.
/ KELLER, FARNSLRY & CO.
.PS yc0v Agents for Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-24

That thsy uiy TOO -uueh for inSormatiss on
tn repoets a their supeeintsndsnts, who beiuR'
responsible OR any nismanagement on thojf
own district. should not b relied upon Dr.
al their information. q no man u expected 70
9Th. That while from fifteen 10 twenty I'VE
leaks may ct any time be counted (as fire.
quently has bsehJ in ride Of ten miles on the
sow-psth, the powsvs TINT b, sssm utterly in
different to them, until sooner or later they
cause breaks and suspend navigation. :
7th. That the efficiency Of the superinten-
dents on the lsrgsst districts, which ara on
this end Of the canal, ere ct times impaired BY
instructions from the Engineers to bring the
Expenditures on their districts under $1,000
or equal 70 the salary Of Tor what seems to Be
two efhcient officers, while from the Engineers
report We see that double the amount il OK.
pended on the upper and older divisions Of the
canal where the banks are more permanent.
9th. That the annual report OF the Engi-
nssrs. in our judgment, does not. by any
means, account ior the want ofrevenue receiv-
cd on the lower division on the proper ground
the true causes being. that the canal has been
50 unreliable. that shippers having lost largely
l BY damage, detention to their produce and mer.
Ichandiss, have been compelled TO seek some
other mode Of conveyance. even 1t g. sitly in
Icreased rates. That confidence has been de.
stroyed-that most Of the boatu,en have beer
ruined or forced TO abandon the trade; and
that for about ten months Of the year it wa.
: not navigable. -, +. -,,-,s,
i 9th. In confirmation Of the foregoing ".
herewith present you with . table Of the ~
rivals and departures ct this port for the year.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-24

0L Maj. Neishbors is successfully carry
ing out his plans Of feeding and iomesticating
the Indians at his agency, to the Northwest
Of San Antonio He has now 1.60O under his
charge who have been assembled by him from
the rowing tribes. and induced to settle in a
fixed abode; to whom the government has been
induced to issue certain quantity Of 'rations.
from conviction that it is cheaper to feed
them, than to fight them, or maintain troops
Ito prevent their depredations. IT. Maj. Neigh
bors' policy shall b pursued it is believed that
The greater portion Of the wild Indians may be
induced to settle in communities and adopt
habits Of civilized life. Hunger and want
Gen. Ho,ston says, incite them to most Of their
ousrages on the frontier settlements. He has
always contended that It would be cheaper to
feed them than fight them.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-24

A large proportion Of the above were cleared
without cargoes. and many with and without
cargoes, were unable to reach their port Of
destination. having in many instances to wag-
on freight over half the way, Or return and
ship by railroad.
10th. In conclusion We affirm, - our sober
conviction, that with proper efforts on the
part of the officers entrusted with the manage
ment Of the canal. this great work, heretofore
failure. could be kept in . navigable condi-
ton; the con6dence Of the shippers and the
public restored; thatrthis end Of the canal i'm
stead ofbeing . public nuisance, would become
i public blessing; instead Of being IN expense
las it ever must b under the present order ol
things) would from its increased amount Of
tolls, &C., defray all its own expenses, and pay
. handsome revenue into the treasury Of the
company, and that Il has nothing to fear from
competing lines Of transportation il kept in .
navigable condition. 80 ! Z ss,s.
1lth. The foregoing facts have been COM
piled and furnished you by committee ap.
pointed BY . meeting Of The citizens Of this
place, convened for that purpose hoping they
may produce good results. - 49, : ss..ss
J. WESLEY HUGHES. Chairman.
Gro. FosrER Secretary. - 81.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-24
CoopERAos OK THE CANAL.--We Leaf

I CooPERAaE OK THE CANAL.--We learn from
. gsntleman engaged in the cooperage bust ness
on the Canal, near the crossing Of the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad, that movement is in
contemplation to establish very large con-
Germ there the ensuing season, or at some more
convenient point on the Canal, for the manu-
facture Of coopcrage materials and finished
work, Of all descriptions. on very extensive
scale. The proprietors and capital will come
from Ohio. and the work will be conducted
with all the facilities which the latest improy-
ed machinery offers. Many branches Of the
trade hitherto opersted BY hand win, in this
establishment Be executed by steam. There
Is perhaps few regions Of country in the west
which afford equal resources for such IN en-
terprise to those found in the White river
Valley. The amount Of capital to be invested
in the commencement will exceed CSC, 00Q.-
Our Canal furnishes an unlimited number oil
eligible sites FOR ell kinds Of manufacturing,
with an abundant supply Of water and fuel
for operating steam machinery; and from pres
emit indications the Canal itself will IL
rendered more reliable for transportation
purposes in the future. = :
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-24

81 be s1lsced In fsvsr Of the
OF Hoedands Bitters prepared BY
Dr. o. n Jsekssa the edented dsDana fsStheD
Unicu: -
pssrarsA ssd rsessss.ssi =. s.iss worthy e
liberal feel c,Ssransd esoark. that
the nunb.s Of With which the worthy dec
Bees ksasrsd BY Of the hehes eAssaets
70 his 10 aeisssU es:s.ssve that
edeetua Psmedv Ter the almost Immediate relief %
asl.Ay Ayspspsa be- nsvss
bee. discovered. See sAvsatas nsst Fer sale BY
febl KELLER = WHITE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-24

SNAIL Pox-No new, cases have appeared
in Olney. Illinois during. the last week, and
from the place. The report that it had made
its appearance in vincsnnes was entirely
false. The fact that it does-at great inter
vals-appear in communities which We should
suppose we're not exposed 10 it from infection,
ought to keep all upon their guard against it.
In New Orleans, the city government, Is q
means Of enforcing universal vaccination, re-
quirs that every child attending the public
schools shall be examined By . physician. ap-
pointed for the purpose. and II it has not been
voccinatsd. it IS done BY the city physician
Would not such rule be wise Prscaution in
Evansville. $50, ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-24

HoxIclDE.--Mr. Ststham, . respectable
farmer in Illinoistown, opposite ST. Louis. .
man Of hasty temper. but kind and obliging
neighbor, had bsen much annoyed BY depre-
dations upon his pecan trees and corn stalks.
and had several quarrels with these derseda-
tors from St Louis, and in contest with one
party Of them, had been severely beaten by
two men. On Thursday morning last, he net
two Germans, issuing from his corn-field, each
with . large sack Of shucks; an alteration,
and an ARRAY ensusd, in which Stetham fired
. shot gun, the charge from which severed .
large artery in the leg Of one Of the Germans,
from which be bled to death. before physi-
clan was procured to dress the wound. An
inquest was held, and Stetham was arrested
and lodged in Jail on the charge Of murder,
WHERE he now lies, overwhelmed with the
grief which he has brought upon two families,
his own, and that OF the deceased. The wives Of
both ere on the point Of confinement
The whole affair with its sad consequences,
should be . warning TO all men Of passionate
tempers, srminxl themselves with deadly
weapons rasas
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-24

UsuRY.-Bills are now before the Legisla-
ture of New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Is
land, lows, and Wisconsin to repeal oil usury
Of trade and chambers Of commerce in all the
cities and towns, and all person Of any CON-
merciai intelligence, are earnestly supporting
the removal Of the old absurdity. which finds
no where any defenders except with the igno-
rant and those who flourish BY humbugging
the ignorance Of others. If there was no ether
reason for the repeal Of the present laws, the
fact that they cannot be enforced, is sufficient
for erasing them from the statute book.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-24

Charlottesville. Ind, has disappeared undo;
mysterious circumstances On the 9th OF
January last. he parted with h's wife and two
children. IS usual, to visit Cincinnati, with .
sum Of over seven hundred dollars to make
purchases for his store. He was seen ut In
dianapolis on his way down, but has not been
heard Of By his friends or family since. Fears
are sntertsiusd that be has been made away
With.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-24

TAG STRAIGHT LINE RAnsoAp.--No twith-
standing the severity and inclemency Of the
winter. the work upon this road has steadily
progressed. and the. estimate for the last
month amounts to eleven thousand dollars.
which Is now being paid by the contractors
along the line Of the work.. Through al the
discoursging circumstances that they have
encountered, the contractors still spersevers.
determined TO carry the work on TO the cross
ing. and convines the public that there Is no
such thing g failure in anything they under.
take. They have punctsally paid every ssti-
mate - il became due, and no road in the
West has kept better faith with its laborsrs
and employees, than this road. which has re-
ceived 20 little encouragement and support
from the public who are directly interested in
Ia arep1f1 aafBoiiHn6GsE o8
- rwFTrTn y.sfW
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-24

Or An Arab, named Mohammsd Habat, IL
now in Washington City asking compensation
for services rendered By his father during the
war between the United States and Tripoli,
in 1904. The claimant alleges that his father
furnished large supplies Of csmsls and money.
We have not learned the amount that Baslaao
desires to bleed our National Treasury.
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TksPL8 o. mONOR.
Granville feopls Of Hssss No. every fhuss1ay
evening 10 The Hall. ssrsst csaal Baak
R.w. ParSrDExrBR. ". O. r.
A. J. oREILLY. w.R. -
Bs>eea Light Social Temple No every slsseasss
Friday evening shove. JOHN HYDe. .. ?. =.
@. ". RrDYARD. D. 4. jsa1o sa-ly
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Or The total value Of church property sold
in Mexico BY order Of TIE Government, Is sta.
ted to b up to this time. 81. 1885, o0 lsryl
portion Of which is on credit