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The Daily spy., 1849-06-14

SK1E-ARIsTooRAcY Frederick Douglass at the
ale apti,sayery meeting in Boston, stated that few
days previous he took passage in the steamer Aida,
Gom Albany 10 New York. In his companywere two
white ladies from England. Al dinner time, he pros
ceeded the CABIN and took his seat accompanied by
his English friends lie had scarcely taken his seat
when large number of the gentlemen rose and moved
offto the other side. Soon-the steward came and
dered Douglass toleave. He dIreinquShng his
right to dinner but finding that he likely to be
forced away he arose with his friends and walked to
the end of he cabin. Tie low-bred passengers afer>
wards gave The captain three cheers for his cowardy in
vasion Of the rights of colored Douglass says
that the passengers about the ug es Of
men he ever saw in his lfel
Some time after, he asked for cup of coffee and a
biscuit. The steward made inquiri to the capacity
in which he accompanied the ladies, and told him he
could have refreshments in the capacity Of servant but
not otherwise. There lady on board aho was
very much terrified, and iantng at the sight
Of Douglass She came from Louisiana, was the own,
er of three hundred slaves, and waited upon by
two or three cooTed walters al the table "rhs said
Douglass, "lels the whole story You have preju>
dice against blacks, but it is against The black APP
pearng as the col red gentleman He is then con-
tadicon of your theory of natural inerioty of the co.'s
ored 1t not in consequence of my complex>
ion that was driven out of the cabln for could have
remained there servant, but being there as gen.
tleman, having paid my own passage and being in
pany with intelligent refined persons, what awak>
ened the hated and brought down upon the insulting
manifestations have alluded to-"
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STORM ON THE ONO RIVER. A despatch
from Louisville, of the 18th, states that terrible
storm had occurred near the mouth OF the Ohio
River. The steamboat Memphis felt the force OF
the storm, was considerably "a nag d, n la mum.
Der of lives lost. The pilot house aud the roof OF
the cabin were blown off Three pilots and
fourteen other persons were blown over board and
drowned. The captain was blown from the hur-
rcane deck to the forecastle, and seriously hurt
The clerks books aud papers were all lost.
Several coal.boats, in tow fthe steamboat, were
sunk.
The Daily spy., 1849-06-14

Tom HYER." The New York Express states that
an attack was made the life Of Thomas Ryer, the
celebrated Pugist at his store in The Bowey on Sat-
urday. appears that woman inquired for him. AMI
the moment she sa him, she discharged pistol at him
and then fred herself The ball did lot touch Hyef,
but she succeeded in woundng herself severely, aud ii
is feared moHaly, in the abdomen near The heart.
The Daily spy., 1849-06-14
Coaches and Harnesses for Sale.

4 HE subscriber has for sale nine nassenoer ST
COACHES. One of them is nearly new has been
run but four months is trimmed and finished in most ele
giant the best OF The other is of the
same sly and hnsh but has been longer weighing
Aiso, Q set OF STAGE HARNESSES, all in good order
and will be sold at great bargains VIC CLARK
Worcester, June IA I849 dr.
II Boston Post will copy the above [tEI
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DREADFUL STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION. The
steamboat Embassy collapsed both hues of her
starboard boiler, on the Ohio, below Green River,
on Saturday morning last, and a number of the
crew and deck passengers were killed and blown
overboardhy the violence OF the conclusion.
Iwenty-eight others were severely scalded,
some OF them, it is feared, so seriously that they
VIII not recover. The number OF killed has not
yet been ascertained. The cook vas blown over
boad and drowned, and the second engineer bad
ly scalded. The Embassy was from Pittsburgh
bound to st. Louis.
The Daily spy., 1849-06-14

Northern route, and we advise our public men,
and all who are interested IN the subject, TO get
his memoir and study it,
Cleveland True Democrat
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aSssSn lUR last sale of HOUSE PLANTS for this
HAMA " season, will be at our Sales Room on
IlT FRIDAY, JUNE 18th, at O'clock p NJ
They comprise the best ass ortment we have offer.
ed TINS season Ladies and Gentlemen wishing to orna>
ment their Parlors and crafty the sght-wi do well to
attend this sale as there will be large VARIETY and sold
"Ithout reserve. PRATT d. SCOTT,
juno IT, DIT Auctrs.
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EXPLOSION. A explosion took place about 5
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon at the fireworks estab.
lIshment of Mr.. Jackson, in Philadelphia.
Three persons were somewhat injured by the
accident, one it is teaIed mortally. What is most
singular, the same day one year ago an explosion
happened at the same place, which was attended
with loss Of life.
The Daily spy., 1849-06-14

In this city, June 49, Mrs Maria p wife of Mr. Charles
A. harrington, lot the firm of q. A. & e. Harrington 20
II Funeral at her ae residence Friday 10 m0rrow)a at
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Dissolution Of Con.
DEWEF'S PATENT
SPRING TOOTH HORSE RAKE.

w IN HAYNES Improvement Also CASFIRON
WhEEL WHEELBARROWs, Improved for sale
u i, L," ~ =, r'o"' o"eet' AARON BILLING.
80 - d4w
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z Hon George Folsom, of New York formerly Of
Worcester, is said to have been appointed Charge d'Ai
fairs al the Hague
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WANTED.

X an American Girl. situation in a small family
- Good references given. Apply al No III Exchanse
Street. dtf Jnns In
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To the Honorable Court of Probate within

- and for the County of Worcester
EofECTFuLLY represents MARGARET HFSRv wild
IL owo Patrick Henry, late Worces er deceased that
neT husotD ihe said Patrick Henry died seized OF tract
Vi Lau on brown and Beach Streets in said Worcester
led to Dover. ~ '"o - eA''
wherefore she prays that such proceedings may be had
mat her Dover may be legally assigned to her
MARGARET henry
,v BY 5. NJ. BURNSIDE, her ATTY.
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z b5.
Court Of Probate al Worcester lime < 1910
upon the foregoing Petition Ordered That Ihe Pe,ton
e give notice TO all others interested to appear NJ anrt
OF July next, then and there show canse If any tbey
nave, ~hy ,ne prayer of said Petition should not be
una .na s1cn notice be gven by publishing an
IN newspaper printed Worcester three weeks snc
cessively before said Court s su0
A n1u, Aues,, CHAs. G. PRENTIss, Reg.
uom Auest, CHAs. G. PRENTI IS, Reg
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A queer 'coalition!' ga new firm" with a
vengeance Will anybody be good enough to
inform us what are Wing principlesin in Alabama
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LOST Or SToLEN

4 SNAIL Leather Wallet, filed Wilb spndrv naners
oil no value except TO the owner. Whoever will RE
turn the same shall be suitably rewarded
June IA d3t DAVID FLAGG.
The Daily spy., 1849-06-14

man armed with power aad patronage" who
"would be able to check an unbrldled fanaticism,
Free Soism,) which was about to march tri,
umphantly over the sovereignty OF :he States
This Calhoun Democrat, Anti-Tariff, Sub-Trea
sury "Locoioco,' lis takenup as candidate OF the
Wings OF Alabama, on the recommendation OF
Judge Lane, backed up by the National Intelli-
gencer, National Wing, and sundry Whig prints
at the North
The Daily spy., 1849-06-14

Majority against Paltrey in March, 25O
in June, lat
The Daily spy., 1849-06-14
House Plants at Auction

Worcester, June IA, Is49.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-08
CLOCK AND wATcH MAKING.

N. to the citizens of Evansville and vicinity.
that he has located permanently on First street. one
door South of Main street. and in the same block
of buildings occupied by the Western Clothing
Store Having spent over thirty years in the bus
iness and served six years with John p. Trott New
London Conn he feels confident of giving satisfac-
ton ChronometorS, Repeaters, Levers, Horizon
tall vertical, and every other escapement repaired
at the shortest notice Also good stock of Jewell
ry constantly on hand; Jewelry mended and fix
ed nearly as good as new. Mr.. S. could give nu-
merous references to the respectable gentlemen
in the States were it necessary. His work viii
be the best test. I'D mo 7-3 NV.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-08
'iA nan MUTUAL BENEFIT 4.
LEFE INSURANCE COMPANY
THlSinstitution is distingm

- a4 THIS Institution is distngm .tsl4 I57.rtsg
- others, at home or boad, by al! or more,
3lAR-7s OF the following peculiarities- n
!. w here the premiums are over $780, il requires
only one quarter part iii cash, instead OF the whole
monthly or weekly. - ia.-.-g 800 :, -
p g. No part Of the profits are withheld or divert.
ed from-the assured either in charity or otherwise
A. 1t has mo loan, either nominal or real to pay
interest for, having 81 ficient capital funded from
premiums received. .t.g st4 .sf,5 -.5
5. The assured can Withdraw his profits, or have
them to accumulate, year by year, at his option
6: 1t assures to the age ot67, instead of stoppin
at CO. r. ~. g5tt
T. 1t declares the profits yearly instead of once in
five or seven years. and issues scrip yearly 10 the AS
sreds bearing per cent interest-which scrip isre-
deemed IN cash, when the profits amounted S20G-
Assured ~I-1. ifras- .r ,,.5fis..
8. 1t enables man to provide for his wife and
children IN such way, that although he may lose
every thing they are safe; and all persons whether
married or unmarried, to provide for Old Age, Sick.
ness and Wants we'll as tor Death. --.,tt f. q
g. The Assured can Surrender the policy at any
time after the hrst year, and receive its equitable
10. At any time after the first year, the Assured
can borrow on the scrip issued, tw o-thirds gifts a.
mount,-so that he has nothing to fear from change
OF circumstances, or inability to pay the premium.
IL. Directors and Officers are chosen yearly; and
/ the Assured votes according to his interest.
! II. The funds are all invested in United States,
! New ork, New Jersey and Massachusetts stocks.
and in Real Estate in New York and New JERSEY
wholly unincumbered and OF double the value loan
4 ed et .s Ha.. t.IHF
| 10. 1t pays no Directors ne Auditors, no Solici.
1 tors 1t lends money to neither. .-.. -.-...
1 IA. 1t does not reckon the Assured year older
than he is--but from six months less to six months
uore to equallze the estimate between all par.
! les $3.50 az 0atfafa tfas re. .- :. q.
15 The rates are lower, the expenses less and the
profits larger, than with Foreign Offices; investments
here yielding from 6to per cent-abroad only per
cent say nothing Of 80 l3 per cent reserved; nor
Il Interest allowed TO those who furnish ''uuaran
zee capital the of per cent, on every hun
Idred pounds subscribed, for every pounds paid
lin! t7Aa Ply ief,i fHtaia~ 51a laF a-15J 'is ~
i 16, Instead of encouraging, every precaution is
taken to prevent a forfeiture of the policy. -
II II. The liability OF the Assured is limited by Law,
Ito the amount of his prem; um note. w soL,GM
i - stl '' titr ALLEN c. 1ALLOOK, Agent
II VI. J. BRAY, M. d. Medical Examiner. + to
Il All persons wishing to make insurance on then
own or on their friends LIVES, will please call up
lon the agent in this City, Office on Main streetnear
IWater, and examine the terms and rates ofthe Com
Epany. I+ -.. .l'Se -. ~ 4je l6-lys
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-08
JIG. HATCEITT,
wholesale and Retail Druggist,

tsidip Street, EUansUiae, IndiamdJ
S now in receipt ola large supply of every variety
lof Drugs; Medicines; Paints; Varnish; Oils; Dyes;
Glassware; Stationary; Surgical Instruments; Ar
lists Materials Acids; Salts; Sulphur; CaIomel !;
Camphor Opium; Quinine; Morphine; Piperine;
Essential Oils; Essences; Extracts Gum; Syrups;
LiDiments; Wines; Bfandies Tinctures Per-
frmes; Soaps; Snuffs 1obacco fine Cigars !;
Brushes Woods Pencils, &c, nc. e1 800 trf
His Medicines &c are WARRANTED to be pure and
genuine, and ola superior quality. Physicians who
desire TO Use SUCH are earnestly requete ted CALL
General Agents for the sale OF old Dr. Jacob
Townsends SarsapariIla Swayne's Extract of
Wild Cherry; Louden d Co.'S Family Medicines
their Hair Tonic, aud Hair Dye and other Patent
Medicines. .. aiF HOS % gHsifa
Orders promptly attended to- Prices low Gin
seng Feathers; Rags, and Country produce taken
in exchange. @F4 StssAE2 -s5t Nov 5th, A49-1y.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-08
NEW Goods AGATNN

.
|. TUST received per Steamers North Carolina and
- ]. z Adams, IL packages more OF our Fail and
Winter Stock, .s,g 5s-l.. H.. .,.. ..-....... . -
Which now comprises blue mixed and gold mixed
FIans; bic and blue black. Pilot cloths and blue
Jueshings; Blankets; Linseys; Brown Cottons Ind
Sattlnets res-4.f- ID g.r
BLACK plaid mourning and fancy Gipghams, En-,
gEislIs mourning, oil c9lPIed Furniture, blue and
orange and new style fancy Prints.
Combs Buttons aud Threads; blk plaid English
Silk Cravats Artifcals Ribbons and Florence braid
Bonnets; BLK and colorcd silk Fringes and Glmps;
Ladies' blk lace silk Mitts and Cloves Waddings;
Padding and Canvass. .,i-..,t. tI..s =
Figured SALISBURY Flannels plain BIZ Satin Stir
ped, Figured Mohair and real Alpaca Lustres; Rich
figured colored Imperial and silk checked Lamar,
Infants fancy velvet; Boys velvet and Cloth; Mems
Cloth, velvet btur, cloth fur trimmed, point Print,
glazed and Plush Caps syraIs aq~aeh.
r.. v. black and drab wool Hatss Fash Angola,
Nutria Russia and B., B and L. Crowned Planter,
Monterey and Buena Vista Hats. -f+.t.t.t 49,
The aboveaddition makes our assortment COM
plete with the exception OF Boots and Shoes; which
we are looking for dailyao. ,,.5s b 7. -., -.
o We have made such arrangements thatwe VIII be
receiving New Goods the whole of the present s.
son and will sellat low prices. q r.
SepI5.i aliirsaa9E ]. H MAGHEE g. Co
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-08
HoMGPATHY-A CARD.

nR. T. GRISW OLD COMSTOCK, Physi-
IL clan and Surgeon, Office No.a77 Pine street,
ST. Louis, Mo-, second door east of Third st.
DR.. ComstUck, a regular physician and grad
uate Of the Old School of Medicine, and former
ly practitioner of that system, practices upon
the Homeopathic system of treating disease.
He respectfully offers his services as practi-
toner of Medicine in all its various branches
Particular attention given to diseases Of the
Lungs and Chronic affections. The system of
Homeopathy, although a recent discovery in
Medicine, is found upon trial far superior to the
old practice Of giving large doses of dangerous
d. ugs, which frequently affect the system more
seriously than the disease which they wereiin-
tendedto cure, Dr. Comslock win attend pune
tually to professional calls, and NAV be found at
his office at all hours of the day and night, I'M
less professionally engaged elsewhere. Patients
in the country by addressing letter to DR.. Com
stock fully dc scribing all their symptoms, age,
sex, and habits of life, may have medicines sent
them by lnailoF otherwise. 1t is always prefer
able however that the patient present himself
as far as practicable. ''i a'.i FL. 54all n
Families can be supplied with Homeopathic
medicines and books. q
Family cases of medicines and gentlemen's
pocket and travelling case of all sizes and pri-
ces, containing from ten to eighty remedies, with
directions accompanying complete, for al ordi
nary cases of disease when a physician is not al
hand, constantly kept for sale His medicines
are received from the Homeopathic Pharmacy OF
Leipzig, through the importer, Mr. Radde, of New
York, and their purity may be depended upon.
ST. Louis, Mo, August, 1919. - aug 30 3m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-08
GREAT SALE OF TOWN LOTS.

IN the North Eastern ENLARGEMENT of the CITY OF
il Evansville, having had frequent applications for
the purchase .of building lots on my tract of land
situate short distance East of the present north
EASTERN terminus of Main street, has induced me
to lay the whole into building lots and offer them
for saleat public auction on the 22d day of NOvem.
Der next the following terms, to-wit One-foufth
cash in hand, and the balance in annual instaments.
in one two and three years with interest This will
enable every laboring man and mechanic to procure
himself lot wnereon TO erect domici for his ia
ture residence in pleasant part of the civ TT'G
most of these lots lay higher than any part of the
city. Excellent Well werat can be prof ured on
any part oil the tract within about thirty feet of the
surface, luxury that cannot be obtained in. ahy
other part of the city IL is also situated IN the In
aedate vicinity of the place where the rvansv' q
Illinois Railroad Depot will be located, which
location will be made previous to tn, day of,sale
as the engineers are now busy engaged in making
the necessary surveys. The rapid grow t of the cir
iustifes the belief that in few years these lots will
be in the heart of the CITY. and lot that will now
cost the purchaser but mere trihe, will, in few
wears make him furtune. short am induced
to believe that another opportunity equally favorable
for the nan with small me lbs TO procure himself a
residence cheap will not again present itself fol
years TO come or for the man Who has the means tc
invest it in property more increase in value
more rapidly 1850 NATHAN ROWLEY
Evansville Ia Sept. 20, 1919. Is rg FFE9re
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-08

AMAN SHoT.AMrs Rennick, wife Of Mr.
H. Rennick of Saline county. Mo-. lately
shot man by the name of Carroll Dur
ing temporary absence of Mr.. Rennick.
Carroll made overtures ola disonorable char
acter to Mrs r. She communicated the
affair to her husband, who told her if Carroll
persisted in his overtures to shoot hm--and
for this purpose loaded a pistol and gave it
to his WIFE, Shortly afterwards Carroll re-
newed his overtures. T lady attempted
to coup stairs, aud as she assembled Carroll
caught her and made an attemptto detan her.
she got the pistol and shot him. He died in
about fifteen minutes. Rennick and wife
were taken before Justice and examined,
but were promptly discharged. Ass4 -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-08
DIR. j. L. GARRETT,
.a Surgeon Dentist.

Office on First Street, formerly occupied by ~
qH- IRgLe d-lVheeLer, Ri 30. Ila5.sqy
NTOULD inform the citizens OF Evansville that
w he has located hinlselfin this city, and would
be pleased to wait on all who have the misfortune
TO have bad teeth. From an experience of twenty
years, and travelling through large portion OF the
United States, he feels confident in giving all salts
faction whe may favor him with call He will OPP
crate in all the various branches of bis profession,
remedying Irregularities artificial paaes, obtura-
tors, &c. Charges shall be made to suit the times.
N 1srt. .sil s
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PAVING NOTICE.

Z A T session It the Common Council 1.-THE city
n of Evansville, Nov. 8, lS49, 200 l''
Ordered, That the owners Of lots and parts oflots
on the Southeast side of Locust street, between
end street and the Southwest side of L. B'ttrof S
new brick building; and also between the South
west side of the Methodist Church, and the South
west side Of A Gumbert's yelling, be required to
Law down sidewalks of well burned brick, feet
wide according to the grade established by the city
by the 18th day of November inst
n E9f.1 By order of the Council,
or nov6-dl JOHN J. CHANDLER, City Crk.
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NEW FALL GooDS!l4
III. MAGHEE * Co.,

w HOLESALE Dealers in Foreign and Do
wv mestic Dry Goods, Evansville, Indiana.-
We are now receiving our Fall and Wintelsstock,
and we lvite the Trade to cali and examine our
assortment; as rnost OF these goods are now much
in request. 1t is the intention of the firm to pur
chase an unusual Large Stock this SEASON, and to
sell al small advance on Eastern prices
I The head of the house will attend The Eastern
package, Auction sales dunngthe entire season,
and most desirable Stocks ever offerediu our city
/ Wecould say to the Trade generally. and partic
ularly TO Merchants of the Wabash Valley that you
can buy goods in Evansville this Fall on as good
terms as anywhere else in the West. rs [sep1 20.
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,.za s. Fa Us. HOTEL TIE &c

- - .a..ae ..a.. \, AfzsaaS.sE.A24
CoTncr- oJ Siath and Walnut streets, Cincinnati.
/ asf,s{J J. WETHERBEE, Pr0prietor, .,, Z
IT NITED STATES General Stage, Omnibus
~ and Independent Express Office. for the East,
North, and West, for the following lines, which
leave daily: .ilas Hs Har .aI-iyaHrfi ni. Sd .a b.
An Omnibus leaves in the morning for Hamilton
Dartown, Fairhaven, Boston, Richmond, Cen
treville Cambridge, Dublin, New Castle and
i HdgerStoWn. H.a f,a''
ALs61At half past O'clock for Hamilton and
RossYille.;
ALSO-At s o'clock for Sharon, Bethany, Mum
roe, Franklin, Miamisburg and Dayton. bal,
ALSO-For Venice, Millville and Oxford
ALSO-For College Corner, Liberty and Con-
{ nersville grerfrtG 81. TeT ATE~ wr-r-
ALSO-Three times week, for Venice, Coler
, ain and New London. stHesiea II
AESO--A Mail Coach three times a week for
Harrison and BroohVille uesga3
ALSO-A Mail Coach three times week for
Fayetteville and Hillsboroughs and connects
4 with a mail coach at Hillsborough for Chilli
beothe. sa ,.u- 7yEa qa}35e.H G tfa-s
The Proprietors DESTROYS not only to provide
for speedy and comfortable transportation OF pas
Sengers along their respective routes, but also
being anxious to afford tobthe citizens of the
towns and country on and near their routes, every
facility and convenience for the transaction OF
business, have established an independent Ex-
press, for carrying in the shortest possible time
and safety, delivering all Packages, Bundles,
Goods and yaluableS, Money, &c, to and from
any points or he various routes, on the most
reasonable and accommodating terms. For this
purpose thew have i@caled Agents at convenient
distances along the Taules, and are now ready to
transact all business entru sted to them withlde-
spatch and safety Orders from the country, in.
closing the charges to the Agent in Cincinnati
wilf be as punctually attended to sif the owners
were present Goods and Packages by the differ
ent routes, to al from Cincinnati, viii in al
cases be received cd delivered by the subscriber
-4g DEXT & CO., AGENTS. " s..
N.B.-PersoI in the interior can have order
for goods 1illetsb acompetent person. bytenclo
sing the amount Is; the purchase, and accuratel
describing the is desired. lla d alb "
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-08

SHOCKING DGATH.-Jap,es Mcdonald, a
drayman, was crushed to death in Cincinnati
Sunday morning between two steamboats,
He was endeavoring to get on the steamer
Clipper, just arriving in port and had jump
cd from the lower guard of the Ben Franklin
to the boiler deck of the Clipper, the latter
boat being heavily laden, and was in the act
of clambering over the railing when he was
caught between the two boats and crushed
to death almost instantly.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-08

The annals of horse racing have never pre-
scented more singular circumstance than the
challege which the London Jockey Club has
received, through the medium of the En-
glish consul-general in Egypt, from the
Pacha, to run match for 100000, ten miles.
to take place in Egypt-the club TO send as
many horses, and to put up what weight they
,please.-BGlt. Sun. '-A =tf