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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-04
HOME ENTERPRISE.

Yesterday afternoon, made very osreeaole Visit -
the Tredega Works. where IN admifaole operauo
very superb Locomotive, the Pea hdf-chee' os aoou'
tons weight and costing 81 250 just built Tor me 'cHs0uE
and Jackson Railroad 1t will be shipped lo-ohy on 'o
Cora for New Orleans and have not the ieaS' uoo
our Mississippi friends will be perfectly Peaseu WIN '
excellent specimen of Richmond manufacture we u'o ue
LIGHTED to hear that the Tredcgar works are 10 ouu
eisht Locomotives for Georgia and three of A'aOau "
are satisfied that The cnterprising proprietor OF Tue
Wots can construct locomotives and similar WORK as wen
az in ony portion of the Cnon and we trust mat Inc oou'
a, least will continue sustain her own establishments
like the Trcdcgar works
The members of the Legislature who were present yeser-
dov were much interested in the casting OF heavy rolling
machine formed by food OF liquid fire, which struck out
most brilliant slar.ke sparks. The rolling operations were
also very beautiful The Tedegar Works have been recent
" enlarged by The addition OF very extensive theesory
building where locomotives be made on the largest ard
most convenient SCALE six time. The fredcgar Works
can now compete with The largest works at the North We
wish Mr. Anderson all in his enerprising move
nCns.
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All meeting of portion Of The Democratic party OF Lam
caster reid the Court House thereof Monday the l9h
Ap 1852 Col. bcnI WadJy called to1he Chair, and
" Eubank appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting, being explained by Dr. e. H.
Leland appoint delegates the Hampton Conren-
ton 10 be held on the 18th proximo.
The Chairman appointed The following gentlemen as dele
oates 10 said Convention Wa Q. Lawson, Col W. P Hair
cum Isaac Cundi Col T. Taylor. Dr. H. Leland ). H..
Dix War. Beanie George Henderson, A. L. Carter Thad.
Forester Col. r. D. Eubank, and W. L. G. Mitchell
On notion Mr.. z. Henderson of Northumberland, and
Mr. F. W. Jet and Dr. R. G. Banks OF Elizabeth City, be
appointed aternates.
On mo,ion any Democrat OF the county who attend be
requested 10 represent The county in Said Convention
On notion the Chairman and Secretary cdded TO the
delegation.
Resolved that the proceedings Of this meeting be publish
ed in the Richmond Enquirer and Norfolk Argus
BENZ. WADDY, Chairman.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN sURRY COUNT,

Al meeting Of the Democrats OF Surry county, held at
the Court House the 26h Of April 1882 for the purpose
OF appointing delegates district Convention TO be held
in Suffolk the 10Th Of May, Dr. H Edwards call
ed to the chair and Quincy Holt appointed Secretary
The object Of the meeting having been explained by the
chair the following resolutions offered by Col James
$ Ci.rk and unanimously adopted
L: s1Ycd That il is expedent 20 hold District Conven.
lion for the purpose OF appointing delegates represent
this Congressional District in the next National Convcn
ton be held in the city Of Baltimore in the month of June
next nominate candidates for President and Vice Presi
dent of the United States
Resolved That agree with our Sussex friends the
time and place of meeting OF the convention-lhe 10th of
May next, in the town Of Suffolk.
Resolved That twenty delegates be appointed 10 represent
this district sd convention. The following gentlemen
then appointed: 7 Spraey, w billiard Goodrich,
Jones I Isnfin, j., B Spratley, Booth Par.
Dr. Faulcon DR. a Edwards, Col Clark, w Under
wood, B Taylor T Taylor, James Wheadon
On motion The chairman and Secretary added. The
meeting then adjourned
w. H. EDWARDS, Chairman.
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KossUTH AND BUNKER Hill,

The City Authorities Of Charlesuwn, says The Traveller
have declined extend TO M. kossuth the Inequalities
the City Of Bunker Hill. motion invite him 10 The city
was made in the Board of Mayor and Aldermen and car
red by Of 2; but The Common Council refused TO
concur, and rejected the proposition BY of 10 6.
The City Authorities of Portland have likewise declined
to invite Kossuth TO that city.-[5oson Trans
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-04

The money in The bTrcasury at New York has been
counted and the books of the late Assistant Treasury Gov
Younp) proved be correct. The balance OF money on
hand on The 22d inst. was IS 32OG2l 4S.
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STATE MEDICAL, SOCIETY.

-, =
This body held meeting in the Lecture Room OF the
A,hennum on Wednesday forenoon and besides
ting some little business had and lengthy discus
sion relative the merits Of bill thew DESIGNED asking
the Legislature 10 pass into law. Last night President
Wexford of Fredericksburg, delivered annual address be.
fore the society," and large and intelligent audience The
number present is said unusually large and
grea, enshusiasm is manifested in behalf of having Board
Of Medical Examiners appointed for the State.
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Republican.

SMALL NOTES IN DELAWARE.-On and after
Saturday next the FIRST day of May no notes Of foreign
banks be passed in Delaware under the denomination OF
i've dollars under penalty of ten dollars Travellers as
well as others, should remember this.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-04

The demand for the Virginia six per cent bonds is for
banking purposes under frcebankng laws OF Vermont
New Jersey and Illinois. in New York $4,000 of them
have been taken for that purpose.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-04

An Earthquake very pcrcep'iby and generally felt in
Washington on Thursday little after one O'clock r NJ
The vibrations continued about three or four seconds The
shock was also c and with greater violence as we learn
through the Telegraph Raleigh, North Carolina TWAS
likewise perceptbe Baltimore and in this city though
We cid not feel L.
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Mr. Simons on Main ST. Showed yesterday beau.
tul dagueroypes executed in and striking style
with an ivory back ground. The effect is very fine.
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CIRCUIT COURT OF LAW.

We omitted 10 notice the acqutal of Charles Hagan on
the 2S:h who charged with receiving stolen goods
Yesterday the Court did nothing but award rules.
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PARTICULARS OF THE FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE
COLUMBIA, APRIL 30.-The killing Of the negro named
Smith, here yesterday has produced considerable excite
ment.
II appears that Deputy Marshal Snyder of Harrisburg
accompanied by Police officer Rdsey of Baltimore and
S,anshuy of Maryland arrived yesterday for the pur-
pose Of arresng alleged fugitive slave claimed by Mr..
Stansburv.
About aoclock The party proceeded to lumber yard in
the southern extremity OF the town. where the negro
engaged ping lumber, and attempted him. He
made an effort escape, and in the scuie bit Mr. Ridge
y's hnger-hodiDg il in his teeth At this unc,ure Mr..
RldReiy drew pistol which in the scu1c off the ball
passing into the ncgros neck and he fell dead the spot
Upon the result being known, Mr. Ridgey sud he would
give himself up to the authorities. but upon the arrival of
the officers al the hotel he could not be found
Ofhcer Snyder took tho for Harrisburg where no had
been temporarily arrested bat subsequently liberated with
ont examination.
Deputy Coroner Fisher held nques, the dead body
OF the negro and verdict rendered according The
above circumstances
The deceased leaves wife and two children. He had
resided In Columbia eighteen months.
These facts are gathered from the proceedings at the Co.
rouer's Jury.
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NEW YORK MARKETS, MAY l.
Sales 10 day OF 600 barrels Southern -four a. 81 81
80 Red Wheat 81 IS cts. Corn unchanged.
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NJ RtSIE

MARRIED. the 2nh OF April by .ns Nj
mund Neville. GEORGE W RANDOLPH oil Rieh"S'''
MARY z. POPE Of Mobile
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, MAY I.
Sales of 300 barrels Howard Street -four 81 IT, Red
Wheat % s6 White ST. White and Yellow corn IS 81
cents.
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TERRIBLE TRAG E1if AT DANYILLE. KY.

-
bloody stree, encounter occurred at Danvle, KY,
named Shelby in consequence of an anonymous letter re-
ssived oy Miss Shelby alleged have been written by
CoWan taeh OF the parties had pistols. Cowan fret
received bail through the eshy part Of The leg from FIVE
barrel , 1sy0ss fired BY Shelby and then fred
the ball passing entirely through, and falling down
Ia bis shirt bosom Shelby, staggered in store
where his brother Alfred and fell dead The oer then
seized boWsknife, advanced Cowan and threw f. nj
him without effect. Cowan then pursued Alfred with
bowie knife In hand when several persons increrd and
further harm was done. The parties ,l young men
PRAYING IN A BALL kOOM.-Rather queer cir
cumstance not put down in The programme of
occurred al the Hamilton House ball Wednesday even
Ing which created little and surprise. 1t
pears that some invitation Elder Knapp the
famous revi'ais who holds forth in the city present
crowded congregations the said ball This he did
and entering The ball commenced praying the
NUMBER VINO went to their devoti0ns the shrine OF
Terpschore instead of attending PRAYER meeting but be-
lore ne mad proceeded far voice four
Inc music commenced playing and the Elders voice was
drowned by the noise and confusion He shortly after re-
tired.-[ Chicago Advertiser.
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DECIDEDLY ,cooL.-The Senate of Massachusetts
passed order to-day providing for the purchase of
to the kossuh banque for each member of The Legislature
at the public expense The order the House
concurrence but tina, body very properly euseds sanction
to this scheme to obtain unusual perquisi,es.
Boston Jour-, Mordoy
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THURSDAY, ArRiL y, I51.
sen AVE.

Mr.. Bo'land submitted resolutions calling for nforma!js
relative 10 The amount OF money pi tor printing and bntHI
for The nst 0i The departments Laid over
Mir. Shields reported back hl! % provide for the 81
leaicnt Of The claims arising Of the conquest Of Ca0'
~ and The considered ana rTdcrd be rrgos:
ID.
The resolution submitted by Mr.. Cass calling for cople
Of The correspondence between The American Charge al
emma win The State Department. relative 20 the impros,
ment OF The Rev &. L. Bface taken up and adopted.
The deficiency bill was then taken up.
Mr.. Pcarcn addressed The Senate iii ulter three a. clock
defence a" he administration from charges preferred I
hlessrs Gwin and Hunter upon The array estimates. He 20
tered into minnie examination of the several items u ~
charges of extravaganza, and replied with great
iicuariiy lie had concluded when the Senate atIouis
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KOSSUTH til BOSTON


BosToN, April 28-kossuth was received by the Senate
and the House of Representatives and welcomed by
the president aud speaker He replied in appropriate
passing euioyium upon Massachusetts and then
retired after being introduced to the members.
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Excess of imports over exports,

These figures show :hc uniaVorable cono's'on y ,
reign trade Of Virginia, and the necessity u 'o
,rodo win markets abroad 10 her from ruin.
rr,socr with such stale Of things The pro-
,o.l,hor ,r. sen, abroad by others, and her sup
nss are imported by Others and furnished to her. win an
of The business accruing 10 others, and indirectly
charges on her producing classes.
ASA valuable cowoker in The great cause Oh fostering
-. Direct Trade Manufactures Agriculture aud the aeSe
of Southern resources we hail the appearance Oh
a Co,,on pIant"a weekly Journal full of strong views
nd mnoran facts published Washington City bY Y. "
Baylor Esq., with whose efforts in the cause our readers are
familiar This journal is strongly recommended by leading
subern members of Congress of both parties we gre
d 70 Iep1p from that proper steps have been taken IN
Europe and America lay the foundation OF direcs TO-
reign trade the South and TO introduce our coarse ahu
f,c,ures into The continental European markets.
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T.
CoLuaBIA, Pa, April 29-An oficor named Ridgey and
another named Snyder the latter from Harrisburg arrested
fugitive slave here tocay, named Smith, and whilst in
their custody he was shot, whether by accident design is
not Know There is excitement here about IT, Smith
was supposed To be slave though living here many
and has family. There was number Of blacks present
when happcnrd -
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N. @. Ho.T, Secretary.
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
-~saTnRsDS a> NOR Mn c, MAY /, 1882.
IMPORT AND EXPORT TRADE.

IMPORT AND EXPORT Inn ,ho limited
BY for se s, 1@ 1851 by
gress, appears, that the wear ending 3Oth OF
The u ssPI $751; Of fto% in value TO
The value of imports into Virginia for the same ne oo.YS
e or,or,s over imports, s2,534,5ll
~. value of domestic produce exported from -NsD
the 1 vai' d0ruo he same lime was sGe, lO4, 542
The value Of imports into New York, for the same
t..c, was
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN LANCASTER

Til j. HUaPHREYs, Secretary.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-14
German Viii. Pan rs.

The Louisville Times seems to be Dor ne
under very serious apprehens ors, because
the German Wings of that city are ubo U,
Stating q paper OF tn, ir own, and printed In
+, their native language. Well my il be az
prehelsive OF this, OF Of any 9th Obj CT, tn,
result OF which is to place the truth befJre
Germans. 7. instruct them IN acts rel tive
10 the pol ties OF this county, is to mike of
them Wigs. Thy eagerly seize upon the
name Democrat when they first rive on our
shor Is, think n. the party which bears il must
have the same iir.ncpl of progress and Id.
erty as the party called Democratic hy have
known. But 90 soon as they become aoqusin-
ted with the facts, they perceive tbs So called
Democra' ic party Of america, has NJ cIi:ms
upon them tor It's resemblance to Demo .cy,
or Its spirit, in tn OLE unuy. They find
the Wing party here is the only truly pro-.
gressive party. That is the reason SO many
Germans change to be Wings aier remain.
ing in this country few years, an beconiag
acquainted with our Institutions and the true
principles of our paties. These Locoio o
editors, making it a bnsin SIS 10 deci We for
eigntrs, look with much alarm upon the es.
tablishmentofa Wing German press. because
they know following it, will he an exposure Of
many OF the deceits and misrepresentation
which have been used by these editors, to
deeieve the Germln population.
We wish German Wing paper could be
started in Evansville, {, expose in the Ian
guage Germans can understand when t.ey
arrive here, the numerous political deceits
sought to imposed upon them-and to comb Il
in behalf OF ali Germans, the errors sought
by the Loeofoco press 10 be establish, d among
fhem,in relation to tie politics of this coun
try. Il wou'd do niue good--it would be Of
much benefit the Wing party-yet i, would
only, as we should hope. be good or beneficial
as 1t stood honestly upon the ground OF Truth,
sao only dealt in Reason and Facts.
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German Dem ,era,.

II affords US much or ,liicdtion to observe
the manner in which the German Democrl Il.
appear to have voted at tn. late elect n
While the native Democrats yot d IS ger.
erai thing the whole Democratic ticket, we
ere informed by an j. telligent German, tina,
the German Democrats generally voted
through the State D-mocraii: ticket. I'm,
when it came to the Offices to b. filed at hon,e.
and by persons whom they knew and had the
means Of judging as to their merits, they
proved by their votes that they ryaecs d, anu
honestly.voted Tor those whom they thou .ht
would make the best officers. The m ii. .riir
OF them acted well in.this. Their Votes .or
Blythe, Baker, Stockwell, SC. prove that al.
though all these mn may not have been
elected, yet they would have been, and Ivy an
overwhelming maj ,rity. h d all Deklo r.ts re-
hected as much and vote as ho.estly Accord
ing to their convictions, as - these German
Democrats. We take this as an evidence
taat the Germans are no longer going to p r
init others to do their thinking anu vstirg, nor
bhndly follow the lead of tn Sc dem ,poouss
who have not really honesty nor ntcll.e nce
enough TO control their own votes. muc,, les,
those of men capable of thinking and acting
for themselves.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-14

0T Tie following letter was handed Us
yesterday by hig fellow citizen. We
have taken the liberty to publish it:
Pen"syiv ala.
READING, Oct. 6, 1852.
DEAR SIR:-I ali. in receipt of your letter
of the 18th ult., m K ng surne vnqu ries in
reference to the coming eie. ton i'm P.nnsyl-
vania, ana more p ri. uIarly Berks county
an not as W Il posted u in those matters
as have been ia pr viou. years. not wing
taken very active part during the c Tplign.
As t. Berks county; would rema k tn It the
usual D. mocraiic majority is r m 4, 20 to
400. w, poll about Is 900 votes. DO
no tn k the maj ,sity or Pierce will exceed
40O0-,s me o our ssngune friends lice il
at $500. Scott miH, undou' tedy get great
numbtr of Democratic votes- Throughout the
State there area great m ny chsns, in i.vOr
Of Scott. The general mpr ssi1n mo g
botn parties is that il will siv Wing IN :
j,rity Of 10000, I may, however, give much
h Che.
At least one hi of In, iron establish
meDts in this State have lie sold by the
Sherifs or are standing Idle, and those IL OPP
Grafton employing wy limited nun Der of
hands, Il Ow ng to the op ration o the pres
ent t-r.f | enclose you Zip f ON PAPER
pubiisl'd n CLARION e un'y u his State. |
also srrd you by n.i The 5. e,.h Vi Mr..
s sv lie.
Gu election for S te officers, wi b on
next Tuesc"y; after tat We cLn ju ge more
c"rrrttly az L. h N v,mb, : salt. We in
that Ii, L Nal Comm ssIUner an SIR ne
judy. | hope you viii not d;sappo II; u, in
you State. Y,rs truly,
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4. % z N.
Mrs< ln..IftT.iiOr.

81 MAIN sr Err. Opposite JOURNAL OFFICE LOUIS
VILE
retciv large aid ,rr, SUPERIOR stock Of Cloths
Cass'msres 'h" Pesffrgs III gre.t icy Of ,olot.
I"t Fncst .'d no>i +. shioL.be goods In I could Ice
select Il fr''n III, largest i.I org in New Yosk
" r.o h'ss 81 hcw dcsign aud Of sap rior quilt, and
10 i.rS; an It's >f.lcs We RE tnmii Is 10 suit
iArg. To = 81 Fac, s.in,res very biauifI .d d.
gos! L.ste. Al kinds of csiLcs. krIyrtS Plush. -
Saiin. 'cs. oriLo ilks ahd sahhs. hrautii.l white
"i''ss aid figured Silks for weddings aid
parfirs.
i"rcs sto,S Of '.iicncbs Furnishing goods In The
best quaint. .Di t.-.. Is .nticmen cn rel, upo, &c,
ting Iii h.t ard most F.>hio bic goods AZ This est
i.shict 1hc tye Of n x. T. will b, in .c,or
db,c MIN the Us ~ the customer sid the pr.vaur
fashion. Gtnilei Ii visiting ous, ILL.,. r.n be suited 10
their 10 tip1'D calling upon A. %. n. as Main street
wio will &c PLEASED r' show his goods Il salt Ills
patrons la Il style that will tie Card io his house
o.dcrs solicited n. promrtl! attended, 10.
ott93m A. .. HUMAN
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ION N EIttIdL.
EVANSVILLE WHOLESALE
PRICES CURRENT.

KIvrR-Very low, and no rise OF consequence report.
cd above Bars hard to get just at this time
"rATrER-very cool, but clear and uniform. Heavy
frost Of niyhis.
Br''srs-Thc Fall trade Is fully opening. Largo
quantities Of DIR, Goods and Groceries almost daily
arriving. notwithstanding the low stage Of water. Coun.
Try merchants visiting the city in greater number.
usual It this season. and buying freely Il is anticipated
that much larger Dry Goods business will done in
Evansville this Year than at ar, previou. Season Ger.
faihiy never before we're anything like the
and vastcs of goods offered at this place the country
trade. We hear Of no trsnctons In ihs pork line:
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SAMUEL ELL

CONF ILhcE INCREASING LIE - On
yes, ~ y VI r, ceiv .o,.r subs, rrhcrs Va gu
u ny paper % year. able VII n Pi rec
Is IL CT d. w nUui. Xix Ia itav,. d.. 4 RE lis;
Oh tn, =. uIe t. his, ify ur u me, YOU
VIII - al h v II nc,.-, Lou. TINS
We are sorry We cannot cprocatc tr'
party conipiime I, b, saving the cun:ide ace
OF Democrats is in-re sing. 81 re H. k. o
si.ilar Vfer l. tn ontain in IN + mes
we have not received d .in.h Demo IA ic
subscriber the T. rus pro red, aI'huu. h
viii subscribers dripping in, l'or it j. not
fr'm ny want merit in tn. per, as m,
7 mes nj hit l. late. w also s oul! like
Ia have large lis' on th, rus OF payi only
in case of SCOTS elcctio s nj in ur
names, Democrats.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-14

LADIES FAIR-The Ladies of the Cumb r.
land Presbyterian Chu CHI, intend giving a
Fair at Foster Hall, tiis evening, and ais" to-
morrow evening. Taeir preparations are on
a beautiful scale, and an eleg mt exhibition OF
fancy articles will b. found at the Hall this
e ening. There will of course be large at
tendance Of old and young folks. By all
means 60 tn re, just TO please tn die. as
well as t. Crafty the IL We VI tn be uti Tul''
in y ourselves.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-14

W We are informed by telegr phi tha,
the TR1UP and QUIrM ticket gains ground
amongst tn d mocracy of ALBANIA. The
Montgomery Times, Dallis Gazette, and
Hdynevili Chronice-rll Alabama Democrat
ic Papers-have pronunced in f,vor o. the
nomIn 4 on, and the impression in the State
s tn Il others will .ollJw.
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lFonr..B vL,gesn arl.


Round a'nony Ia eFcts Of IL. lat. Prison
Dr0~n %, sEPpoSoi Ia aac: 5esH I1~.H N SON
attT tn u s,0cratc y toni C.ac ni.on
dnd PreuI0lS 10 tie P,Es1aS pc Il ~. deItt.
4. Men ana br thren e IKE ,e unto The
voice o thy -erv Ant, aRi b. 5 lent that ye
may unier|tsD
=. P'rF.rily s.y utp ~, tn. fu in - III
tle inns l. n"n aud th 81 rs of mi 2 y
In IS t;iat .re not writ app r 10 IA EA ;.
tdc W 81. The \ RI IA .nu IN ) ,uih.
3. eve need then I, thy :. rsant no with
IN Ken ot INT p,op ief re doth Ia, tines IS h.
Id rea ieth MS \ B C., 10 per.cy ntu'e h.
dbdeih tn y "A bur .or 5 ..sJ, /, s d wsxtt.l
Old aud IL III ilto decay.
Ia { IN IL ass in tie f,urth var f h
+, " Mi.ar tn jus d ais rui the
IAN, init sr Al Co ..in III ~ .rv,e an n In
people 40 t. VINO shol.d succeed M.lls,d ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-14

PIGEON TOwNsHlP-Therc were nearly
1900 votes poiicd in Pigeon Township, or Ev.
ah'V'iie. Last night at seven o'Isck, on /,
so ucEe'S had been counted. The law, We
oeheve, makes it compulsory on every Pc
cinct L d We its votes counted in forty.eigh,
houf ai'er the eloS'ngo. the polls. or It's votes
must oe THROWN a~iie. II Was doubtful la {
evening, whittier the remain q votes could
De counted n thu time. TIE fact is, we IRE
growing iasi'r than tae Law permits. We
are now compelled to vote at one ri. @. in.
s'eaa OF voting in wards. A eh.nga is need.
ed.