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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-08-08
NUMBER /.
KnOW Your Business Wen,

AnOW Your Business Well.
If there is one thing which a young
man beginning in life should realize
more than another, it is the necessity
| of knowing his business well. 1t may
seem at first sight that advice of this
character is needless, for that every
one would naturally seek to know his
business we'll. Experience proves,
however, that more persons fail from
the want of thorough view of their
business, than from any other cause.
is in fact our own folly, far more
than the vlllainy Of strangers, that
brings misfortune upon us. A merx
chant thinks it is enough for him if
he knows how to sell goods, forgetting
that 1t is as requisite to be informed of
the means of his customers, and the
amount of trade his capital will wars
rant, of the currency laws, and of po-
lltlcal economy, of the chances of a
coming financial convulsion, and of
the changes of taste. A mechanic
supposas that he is competent, if he
can make articles as his predecessors
made them, to the ignoring of all mo.
den improvements. Such men, Whe>
ther merchants or mechanics, must ei>
ther fail altogether or come short of
the success that otherwise might have
been theirs. Yet we do not exagger~
ate when we say that minority of
mankind belong to this class. Three
men out of five do not know their bus
siness well.
Thorough should be the word how
ever, in everything. No Greek ever
attempted to compete in the Olympic
games until he had gone through
thorough training. A thorough bred
horse will trot common one to death,
not only because he is himself gener,
ally7 well trained, but because in him
training has become hereditary, and
runs in his blood. One of the most
eminent lawyers that ever lived re,
manned for years without a case of i'm
portance, but instead of wasting his
time in idleness or dissi patton, he stu~
died hard through all this weary wait
ing, and at last when great case arose
inviting some very abstruse question,
he knew how to master it, which few
so in day he made favor
and fortune. Too many think be-
cause business is light it is useless to.
be at the Office, store or shop, and
therefore lounge at club rooms, tav~
erns, or bowling saloons, or ride out
INTO the country, and thus squander
both time and money. Such is not
he method to save an honorable name.
Success, no matter at what, can only
De earned by thorough knowledge
md that can be obtained only by close
observation, by hard work. Of two
7oung men beginning life together,
hat one is sure to get wealthy first
Who knows his business best, for he
grows rich by knowing where to save,
md make profit, therefore, in little
hings of which the other is ignorant.
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Now you chm wen I - 8
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Hev Al bin fed Ul4 Nov luk 1t
Or Kritters, VIM yee VSco our Enael
\, On The lift, . hevjn 70 bs stsddisA By x
hnr ta1cs whin tAsy giss MP = morninsSl
LAX at our k0sSis vutA ail re3uice1
10 skiietons weepin over troft,
A hult troft full Of knAil
hull troft fuli Of bittor rekelekshunsi
Lnk q then sheps lien IL
The fens kovnurs Waitin Tor graS!
A Yirs an thev bin vaitiA son "
fhem for weexi-AA q tAey Easnt
Puld they'd 3 hin "shakin nef Io1 slA . z
Al IN and sed q dnA it!, (That thur
d from Hsmlet. won ov shskrpur's pists.l
As another poit ses-"Grss diffuTd haal3
The sfumak ake''-so these shepe vii
8 Never open thur ii oato sras asin-Nol
Nor ont0 fodur!
49, ubw luk q them, ,Ases. d 1hae hin
A fciferin them Katel vat hev bin
Stuff on bal Sc em will ye . creplu fs ~
Round a. II theys fetched with K0rns.
LUX at thur eres wilye-bigur than lIi
Emmy cabbitch lefe!
So the shotes
A lenin otter the fens 70 equele!
Lux at them nifty eres . "hansin pendipt''
Onto sich littel hOgsl So hundrid
Gud shotes reiuiced down to q even
Korn baskit fnl!
Yes, thot thurs yer doins,NU
Tardi lettering Spring!-a hangin bak
Az youv bin doinl
But now youv cumi
We feie yer cheerin presenz wen We
Git round onto the south side ov the barn!
We here the hens kakln when they've
Laid a eg! We Sc the horsradish
A startin up long side the garding
Fens! The wimmin is lukin into
The old tepot arter gardiny sedes!
All these things make me think youuv cum!
81 10 be " riled
Ye Spring, . shown up ov yer short cummins,
Jes set it down to havin Q potts lisens,
Tho haint takin wun out yet, Plow TO.
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RUxNIsc rpE CoxEr INTO THE GROUND
Salgrove the Indianapolis Journal, ad-
vances>a rew and striking theory Of the
ssaurora borealis,'' viz that comet has at
some time hit the earth at the Northern pole,
and fun into Symme's Hole, leaving its tail
sticking oub sfhe tapping Of which makes
s0roral light. Sulgrove deserves at once to
be created an honorary member Of al the
Scientific institutes in the world, mot omit
ting the Pickvick Club.
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REFERENCES:

V i IssnD ss1nss { c. Co. Bankers, Dubuque Iowa.
Cook 4 Sargent, Bankers, Davenport, Iowa.
Culbertson 4 Reno. Iowa City, Iowa.
Peoples Bank, kctchum Rogers Bennett, Rankcrs,
New Yoyk City
Seden withers 4 Co., Washington, D.
Hon. Chas. Mason, Commissioner Of Patents, Washing
ton, D. C.
Hon. A. C. Dodge, 8. q. s., Burlington, Iowa.
Hon. G. W. Jones, 4" Dubuque, Iowa.
Hon. Joseph williams Chief Justice Auscatine, Iowa.
Council Bluffs 1851 nl-u
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So 90 PER AlNAIulf.

his asm iolded ovee hiG bresse, ahdbfeN9
Axed upon H. ground. 81
AZ TIE nobls heastSd General egDE4n
his sorrow that the captive's lot has faiIe0
% one 10 brave. in obediance % the oo0-
mand az Twixrs, .th6 soldiers asyanEed y
basals order, ssluts ths pris6ssr wiih pss-
scene the form u Mas nsantsd - his
ssGensraI, yoa stold me to silsaos DIST bas-
4 Hs plaosd II ths Aaads q Jkasy Iylsr
he sword Of shs hrsys Y vega
milstnsy Osp.ni1nasss 4 ~ Gnaasee.
The yeuynal d1 s.. PStGsboary publishes
the following interesting dstails 70 the 1ili.
tsey organization Of tha Chinese:
ssThe military forces of China ass sstima-
ted ct more than $4,000 men. u thsir
army, rank Is hers1itav. A snldiAr san
retire from the sefvice only when his son
u in : position TO replace him; II be has NO
son Of his own, be is q liberty to adoft one.
It is allowable to enter the service q -
early an aye a. fifteen. Gunpowder has
been in use among the Chinese from time
immemorial nevertheless tho Chinese AZ
tillery 10 far from being q perfect . that
e Europe, ans Dails or1ginaaiy used y
sne Sn.nese a1.lllesmeh were nsde o. elay
= oHies ~ sna nafosneo.
1me ~ Pe1s une seu ss
ulsPe.seu o,er tne "aoie AAos -
suu!slon 20 tne'f pay; tney are g M0eftyi %
cna.lsa.e tne portions M oa Isna tnas utte s'-
Ip.eeu 70 mem. Aney ass HsneI en-
Plcyea Dy .ne S.ase 70 PaDnc woiks, os
mating n;sa.. rnsas, snu = 49, W psn s. =
1.cfs. AhoI arms Oonsiss u saoros, svo.vss
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JOHN T. BALDWIN
BALDWIN, DODGE 4 Co.,
BANKERS AND LAND AGENTS,
COuuC1l Rlu9 uowa.


NOTES AND BILLS COLLECTED IN ALL
IN parts Of the State and RENTED 10 any part Of the
United States At current rates Of Exchange free Of
charge.
0ss6 = Sssssr, DSits - 1seAssSs, 1srrsss
-ssA Usesvrsss Asssy DsseAs SID; LssA
uSsrssss DsseAs, sssa ssS EsssrsS -
1sssS Aassrsss PstS - srseGsl DspssSsss
sosssv ksass1 - DssS kasss ss1 Psr.
ssssS osess6eD,
REFKRBNCBS:
J. r. Thompson.
Bank of Illion lliiou, n. r.
Bank Of Cocperstown. Cooperstovn, II. Y.
Durkee & Bullock, Bankers, St. Louis, 10.
Ouondaga County Bank, Syracuse, n. 7.
Warren Bank, South Danvers, NAss
4. J. Stevens b Co., Bankers, n. Desmoines
nenry farnham, Pres. 9. =. 7. r., Chicasa, ma
Jnc. =. Heory, Supt. n. b II. b. B DavenposA Isu1
3 B. BAryton, Rest Eng, Davenport, loue-
Coos, Saresnt Downy, Dankers, Iowa City. Iowa.
Western Marine Fire Insuranee Com01n5, Omaha
City, n. E. sg9ss asz2 81
aark y lsard, Gov. Nebraska.
James 9. Mitchell, Esq, Flofe1ce, =. :.
I. Z. bruvn, Kansas City, No. fpl-u
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THE HUNDRED MILK HOHSE AAC8
INTERESTING DErAILs-rHE HARDIaoon OF
HORSE rLKsH.
The match was made several weeks since
between Andrew Dalton and Samuel Taylor
for $2,50O. Mr.. Dalton TO use his Own
horse, and Mr.. Taylor to have the privilege
Of selecting any horse be should see 6t.--
Mr.. T. exercised the privilege thus conceded
to him, and selected horse owned by the
Hon. Andrew Sheehan, one Of the represen-
tatiyes from New York in the present assem>
bly,, and in due time both horses were Put in
training for the contest.
Mr.. Dalton's horse is between nine and
ten years of age, and is valued on account
of his speed, having shown 2, AZ on the track.
He is from good stock, and j. in every re-
spect fne animal. The Taylor U0rpe y
t.s-s:cysss::-vf-.gs; M ce.,s frs. -
senger mare. He was bred,in Westchestef
county where his then owner used him 10
draw coal cart, and kept him at such SER
vice until he was purchased BY Mr.. Shesxlh,
when, for the 61st time, be NJ fdfTsu 70
harness. His greatest sysed Is three m1-
uteS. -
The horses sarted from Gallup's hotsl,
Washington street, yesterday morning ct
five O'Clock, according to the judges time.
The start was good, both horses coming
up at the word neerly side by side. After
leaving the pavement they increased their
speed, the horses very much animated and
manifesting desire to travel. At 6l-4
O'Clock they passed through Schenectady,
Is miles from this. Amsterdam, 80 miles
from this city, was passed O'Clock and %
minutes. Fonda 43 miles from this city,
was passed at 10 O'Clock, both horses in ex-
cellent condition, and neither appearing
tired from the task they had already accom-
plished. Fort Plain, so miles from this
city, was reached at 10 o'clock and IS min
utes, the horses having travelled full 10 miles
per hour up to this point. Little Falls; IS
miles from this city, was passed at IL
O'Clock, and SO minutes.
The horses at this time, although they
showed signs of being somewhat tired, we're
to all appearance in good condition to ac-
passed lllion, 82 l-2 miles from this city, at
O'Clock and ten minutes. Soon after leav-
ing this place, the Dalton horse began TO
flag, and his driver noticingit concluded TO
stay his progress, and on reaching Frank.
fort, 81 miles frem this city, stopped and
put up his horse In the stable, where he was
given every attention that could possibly be
rendered.
Mr.. Taylor upon observing that Mr..
Dalton had Withdrawn, checked the speed
Of his horse, put on his blankets and walked
along the road distance Of eleven niles,
until reaching the outakirts Of Utica, whom
he received information that Mr. Daiton's
horse, being very much refreshed, had
again been put upon the road, and was
-. 4
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ID. G.. BLOOMER,

.Nsssrv HsSitc = [enmtsstsssr 81 Dssds FOR
shs state 81 Mrs. lSrk.
nEEDS GCOvvRYAECES DE ALL klNlss'
promptly dlled out Acxn0wledgcE
n once in Empire Block, opp2site Pacific House
Hay 1857 -n1-u s.g
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GREENE, WEARE & BENTON
BANKERS, LAND AGENTS,

Council BluiRs, Iowa.
NOTES AND BILLS COLLECTED. AND
IN proceeds promptly remiedte any part Of the Uni-
ted States, at current Rates Of Exchange. -#
Interest paid on deposits for over thirty days.
Bills % Exchange all the principal Cities, bought
and sold. a.'
Loans effected good security. Vacant lands selec-
ted and entered in any once in the State
Land Warrants for cash, time nsastantly on
hand locations Of lands for distant dealers, At the
most liberal rates.
Notes bought and money loaned on good security.
Once opposite Pacific House, in the West lower
pxoun of and
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J. r. CASADY. ). v. TEST.
CASADY & TEST,
.lsssrssvs $50 CSssssStsrs ~ Lsso, sss
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
COUNCIL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Iowa
vxyILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO LAND
w Agencies, Collections, Investing Money, Locat-
ing and Selling Land Warrants and all other business
pertaining their profession in Western Iowa aud Ne
hrasta . r- nlu.
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GEO SNYDER. J. II. SHERMAN.
SNYDER & SHERMAN,
Attorneys, Csunselsrs Ut Law 4 Nsssries Public,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa.
TXIILL PRACTICE THEIR PROFESSION
wv in all the Courts Of Iowa and Nebraska. All
collections to their care, attended to promptly
Especial attention given to buying and selling real
tate and making prescriptions in Nebraska
Deeds Mortgages, and other instruments of writing
drawn with dispatch, acknowledgements taken, &c. Ac.
dzs Once on Cpper Broadway n1u.
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ID. C. BLOONlER'S
LssS .ASssev Esd ErehsEs o@es,
EMPIRE BLOCK.

IL BRANCHES OF THE LAND AGENCY
IA Business promptly attended to. Land Bought and
Sold Money Loaned and Land Entered On Time. Land
Warrants kept constantly for sale at the lowest rates
E3. Once in Empire Block, opposite Pacific House.
Nav l661.nlu
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II ossaks CH1, ": r., CssseSS ASsss, Asos'
y,OwN PROPERTY BOUGHT AND SOLD:
i Money invested in Real Estate; Titles examined
and Taxes paid; Conveyancing made, Collections At
once attended to, and remttsnces Immediately made
Letters Of inquiry promptly answered.
REFERENCE:-
Hon. Z. LOWE,
Gov. N. W. lizard, (ou,h. c;tv II r.
A. J. PoPPLEroN, ~.
G. ". LEFEvER, Chatham, Pa.
o.s. nss.';; LEE: = ws.4 HARSH De xoine Iowa.
PAscHAEL W. WOODWARD, Chicago, Illinois.
STEPHEN COFFIN, Philadelphia, Pa.
r. G. PIERCE, New York City.
n7-Omce on corner OF Pearl Street and Broadway,
Council Bluffs, lowa..Q
nl-u
GEORGE GREENE, JOHN wEARE, JR,
THOMAS II. BENTON. JR..
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CHARGE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. morn

ing Amable lie Febsre appeared before the Mayor,
to answer the charge preferred against him by
Adoipbe Girard, Of breaking into his trunk, and
stealing therefrom $50 in gold and silver. A.
far as we could gather anything of the history OF
tits AFFAIR from the statement made by Girard, ft
may be summed up thus Girard speaks the French
language only, and in order to be enabled to con-
duct the jewelry business In this section Of the
country. formed a aco-psrtuership in New York with
tue prisoner, who speaks both French and kgiish.
On their arrival here aboat nine days since, the
two took rooms at a boarding house. but soon after
had Misunderstanding. End lie Febvre proposed
dissolution Girard agreed TO dissolution. but
difficulty occurred as to how they should divide,
febvre though the best way do to go into the
woods and fight 1t out, but Girard did not agree
with him, and thus their misunderstanding
continued to increase until Tuesday morning last,
VIII lie Febyre forced the door in which their joint
property was hep broke open the rank and
TOOK tue $50 IN specie. one half Of which he
claimed TO bc his, ss partner Of Girards. The
prisoner, IL seems, then consulted Mr. John II. Oil
Iner rs To bis rights, and on learning that war
rant had been issued against him on the oath of Gi
FaId, called the police Office and gave himself
up to officer Johnson. How far bis acts will prove
criminal remains 10 be seen. II may be- that hold
ing an interest in the jewelry and money he had Q
right 10 force the and trunk, and take posses
sion of portion of the effects 1t may turn out
that lac had right to break the locks of the door
and trunk and remove the property, and that In
dring So he has been guilty of felony. The Mayor
has adjourned the examination until Friday morn
ing, when several other witnesses will he called
upon to testify in the cause. In the meantime the
money will be held by officer johnson for safe
keeping.
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SAD AND FATAL ACCipENT.-A sad accident occur
red at Ellensviile. Ulster county, n. u, ON the
10th instant. Three young ladfes, Sarah ID. Otis,
daughter of DIR. Abajah Ots; Harriet Hunt, daugh-
ter of ). A. Hunt, Esq, Of Ell"nsviile, and Anna
Bartlett, daughter of Dudley Bartlett, Esq, Of
POuehkoepsie. started in the morning for few
days excursion to Houk Falls. where they went in
20 hathe, aud were unfortunately swept away by
the under current aud all drowned. 4 he deceased
we're young ladies of great promise and much be-
!nvea by large CIRCLE Of relatives and friends.
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HEALTH OF CIrIEs.-wc take the following from
I!aII Lnnrnal of Health:

Size in Park To each Nor
Formulation. Acres. Reserves. House tality.
London, 2,250,s1,NO 5000 1851 in n
New York. 750.tD l4,HO Si0 l3 "a
Philadelphia. 5Un,,HO TUOOe in 50
London uclndes FIVE times much space as New
York. with only one-third more Park room. Sen
trai Park containing seven hundred and seventy
six acres is just double the size of Hyde Park, the
boast of England Leaving out Hyde Park the
Central Park il larger than any other parks IN
london. The Crntom water is the purest supplied
to any large city in the world. Yet with the
purest aiTage and the finest water, more per sons
die every year in New York than in any other
large city the surface of the globe whose stais-
ties are known.
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RETURNED CALIF0RSIAN.-hr. Philip Clarke
formerly of Iowa City. returned to that place a day
or two since from California, after absence of
eight years. lie left wife, children and valua-
ble farm when he went to California. lie finds on
his return, that his wife has long since married,
having first secured a divorce and decree giving
her the farm for her support. The farm has been
sold and is in other hands, and his former
wife i. in some other part of tn, country.-Aibany
.S1tssR,aD
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The NEW COMMANDER AT DELHI.-Major General
Thomas Reed, {, b., who WAS appointed to the COM
mand of the troops before Delhi, the death Of
General Barnard. is ALI officer Of experience and
has seen much service. lie entered the army In
1913, and was present at the battle Of Waterloo
since he has COMMANDED a division of the Bengal
army, he has participated In several important en-
SHgcments In 1916. Major General Reed CON-
manded brigade of the army of the Sutlej, al d
1ar wounded and had q horse killed under him. at
the bait le Of FerOZeshsh. A medal was conferred
upon him Tor his bravery upon this occasion.
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CoLORADo WAGON RoAp--A private letter has
reached Washington. stating that the wagon-road
expedition. under the direction of Lieutenant
Beale, reached Albuquerque, New Mexico, on the
9Th Of August last. Ell route for either Fort Def
arce Zudi. All we'll. 1t ia expected that Lieut..
Beale will follow WhIpplcs trail pretty closely. ut
least rs far as the detour to the south the Rig
Sandce The Nayajose said to be troublesome.
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Is NOW. OPEN FOR TIE RECEPTION OF Patients.
De- GEKsnoM HUE. formerly of


the city Of New York and late o the city OF Lexing
ION h T.. tue Medical Faculty OF which cities he
Ifers full reference, having devoted himself tho
important speciality of Electro Therapeutics, will at
this Institute ir,c his attcut usual to The
Ut PARA! -tr, Neuralgia, spinal AlcclIous, Acute
aud Chrome rheumatism, 81. Nltus Dance, Nervous
Affections cf the Heal. stomach epleen and Liver,
di.nin from IaTaysis of the optic nerve, (amau-
.oss Deafness from Paralysis oi the auditory nerve,
tneIYe Of IrssrnR;b Weakness swelling Of the
joints .Nuscuisr Contractions. and ali disease. Incl
lent to lrma"s, by his peculiar mode of tsPLorlsG
Asmnny have attempted to employ this snbtls
aSelI; ~ the 81 diseases without the least
paratiye s"ccr~" Dr. iinh would beg leave tossy
that his system CHrUot hn initiated without much
PgKIESCE IT'S APrIIrsTIoN.
DR. j. LEE IUS ~. i.icrHtiote of the Royal Col
I,e of Ply .ic;nre ~ Iondor whose success in the
rratnent and cute nf diseases 1T the 6eneFstivr or
gan. and Chrome diseases NJ tat metropolis ID we'll
known. is engaged in this ins,n'e
Mrs Waison. l7'e Madame i'o''rrvcis, Matron Of
the IastIiutc Mho~o nnR acnunini1nce with the pro-
sSi,p aided nv no incu"sdrfab,e cxreriencr in tho
Diagnosis and rroernSie n I,srago Srd 1heTapcu-
ties generally, (her rher and husband having been
,icans and she their s.si-taa'l viii perhaps be
considered sufficient enssruteo that her depart
ineut will be suitably hlied
In mspy local disease . remedial agpn,s are trans
fused nso the affected part ny The ciec.rc process.
GlandulaT Tumor- tivitrc erlar cement of the Ton
sill Glands Gc., ,uccrssiny tfrstod v''linut tho
knife
The Chemical ard Improved rrrrEa,lrg Rs,hs OF
the late Dr Uacs of Paris Frame nf ed,nlnisi. red
at tins institution They have very salutary iniu-
-nce over those Ui scrpfnlous nature. y,idclous
administration at these hath- without any either
medal agent have cured l'rorsy ~ fs most fearful
form. Ch,lls aod fe'eE-, srnrtniie Affections, and
other chrunEc dise>s-.
Private Lectures delivered 10 lsAes once week by
the MAtrun Of the Institute.
Persons wishing the treatment of the EiPctro-The-
rapeutic Institute are requested 2 sprly for copy
GEksH01 INTEND.
}. LEE JONES, 81 ID.
Rs- Reception hour. from o'clock A. MtnlaP.h
s-d{m
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= THE REBEL HEsp-orlRTEss

MIssI0NARY.-Rev. James Conway. Roman
Catholic priest, who lately died in Salem, was for
merly pastor among the Penobscot Indians. We
learn from the Bangor Union that on Sunday and
Monday last, the Indians celebrated his obsequies
having been heretofore prevented by the small
pox which prevails NJ 0ld.own. ON sunday they
sang the Vesper of the Dead and Monday the
Mass of Requiem. all in the Indian language.
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Tur EA.rERN SorArE. on Church Ann

TuE EASTERN SQUARE, on Church Hill.
enc sfthe prettest locations for pleasure grounds
about the city and it Is really pity that it has
not been enclosed with n rough board fence,
that the walks could be laid ont and trees and
shrubbeTy planted few hundred dollars thu
expended at this time, wonld he nil that is nece-
stry and if the people Of Church Iiill had that
surance that the square was to be improved in the
course of time, they would rut up buildings near
it. the TAX from which would soon pay back the
city her outlay. Jefferson Ward has no pleasur
grounds and but few Prhic places in which hes
people can secure recreation. If the Eastern
square was fitted up for them. they would neeg
no more desirable place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-17

The STEAMER NoEF0LK-one of the re-
guar Philadelphia steamers-has been lost in q
gale. but tho passengers and crew were all saved.
Ne have not learned the amount Of insurance that
viii have TO be paid by this calamity.