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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-09

The trial of these two notorious villain.
has at length been brought to a righteous
end highly satisfactory conclusion. They
have been pronounced GUILTY of one of the
many horrid crimes which suspicion had fas.
tened upon them. The citizens Of Cinciu-
natl have felt no little anxiety about the re-
suit of the present trial. principally in con-
sequence OF the conduct of the Court, which
is boldly asserted to have been strangely bias
ed in favor of the criminals and under the in
fuence of their confederates.
The Commercial says that Kissane main
tanned front as brazen, and protested his
innocence as firmly as did DIR. WEBSTER
after the murder of PARKMAN, until his friend
Maj. Johnson was shown the forged check
and pronounced the fatal words, "he c5sct is
IN Kissane's handrriting." The attempt of
the "Martha Washington gang to influence
public opinion, and throw their Bullying
scare-crows across the pathway of justice,
and to stiAe the "freedcm of speech and the
public PRESS" was well nigh being but too
successful. Several brutal personal assaults
have been perpetrated upon innocent persons
who dared say that there were unexplained
circumstances in the case, and that they
should have trial. The Commercial thus
boldly and fearlessly sums up the case:
AL this the people might have borne, but
the wrong-doers mistook forbearance for fear,
they became insolent, and in one Of those in
~
ject because they are c. iminals, dared to over
pas bound along which for ages has been
written: "THUs FAR ONLY" They were
fourd acting in concert with judge in the
Courts of Justice! This, as we'll it might,
reused an indignant public, end now that the
forgers have been convic! ed by righteous
jury and their Unlawful conspiracies inter-
rupted by prison walls, the Press is called up
on to interpose its potent influence to save
that miserable Judge from the summary retri-
buttons of scandalized community.
. o this call IN viii preMpslE respond, fcr lis
70 gooo Gounsels. Let him come out from
the whisky poisoned cliques of Court stree,
voice he has not neafu 10. -saoJs ,rhcse
months. Judge Finn is the victim of bad
advisers, in law as we'll as morals-of loafers,
designing men, who hang about the Grim nal
Court room, and the Criminal rondo rooms,
and etfectualy misinterpret to him the real
opinion OF the people as they do the written
law of the land.
The verdict in this case is triumphant
vindication of the rights of the jury, and is
not only victory over gang of desperate
land pirates, with ample monied means to
"buy out justice" if it was purchaseable, but
avictory to the whole country for which they
should feel duly grateful, and lastly, over
Court which evidently had been made cor.
rupt by too intimate association with the
criminals themselves
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-09

nTThe Senior got home yesterday after
brief absence. He will discourse to his
friends and fellow-citizens on Monday, on the
Perils and tribulations of a voyage on the
Ohio river in times of low water.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-09
NOTICE..
Chas. P. Casselly.

In the vanderburgh Circuit Court,
John b. StnsonI October Term, A, ID. 1853.
Nov here il appearing by the AFFIDAVIT of Thomas z.
IN Garvn a dsnere- ted person. (said aidavit being
filed In Office, that John B. Stnson the defendant
herein 10 not resident OF the State Of Indiana the said
John b. Stinson Is hereby notified of the pendeney
cause and that unless he appear the Oc
tober ERIN of:hs Court and answer the bill of com
plainant the will be taken as confessed tobe true
j,93w Attest.
JACOB LINK ENpEJMEP ciart
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LYON,S KATHAIRON.

For Preserving. Restoring and Beauiifying the HAIR
Is the delightful and wonderful article the world
ever produced. Its astonishing success is without
precedent In the history of the Nateria hedea DARK
and luxurant cur soft and glossy hair, with of
admirers nark this ladies) is the universal effect of
the hatharon. Bald and grey heads were perfectly
astonished The Kathairon has fully restored my hair
after badness Of - years A J. CouRl IS Bond
ST. ~ T." The kathairon Is a certain for Nervous
Head. Ache, and all Cutaneous Diseases Sold by all
dealers. e"crywhere. Try it. Price only IS cents. in
large bottles.
d. y. Barnes, Proprietor, III Broadway, NY.
Sold in Evansville by Johnson & French Hallock e.
Stoddard and J. B. Fondersmith. JOHN ID, PARK
Wholesale Agent, cincinnati. ies4 6md6w
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NEARLY DRY.-The Nashville Bonner, of
'ne sotn uit., says the Cumberland is falling
slowly with between 10 aud Ia inches water
on the shoals.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
REMOVED.

REMOVED.
- have removed: my Boot & Shoe
u Store to my own resides CO on the
corner OF Main and Sc venth streets. -
All orders will be promptly attended too and neatly
ex cuted. Will also keep assortment of Boots &
Shoes OF my ewn make, good the best for Cash.
jye3m WM EMERY
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CINCINNATI, July 6.
The Water Cure establishment was des-
royed by fire yesterday.

UPDR. o'HALSTED'S PILLS WILL CURE DYs
pepsia Indigestion, Biousness. and svey disease of
the stomach.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-09
NEW MUSIC STORE!

VITILLIAM Ii. CURkIE would respectfully announce
w tothe citizens OF Evansville aud vciai.y That he
has Just opened Music Store in Fosers second
floor entrance on First street. where he will keen on
hand large assortment Of every description Of Musical
merchandise He wishes it distinctly that nv
buyng Of him. of going LOuisv lille or any
CITY, purrh will iaer freight from those Dont,
and also buy cheap. 10; cheaper-try and see for
yourselves. ixo
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was entirely extinct. The bodies could both
be seen through the clear waters, lying on
the bottom, near each other. One paid the
forfeit of his life, for his temerity in venturing
and the ether fell asacrifce to his own hero
ISM
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SHERIFF,S SAIr

virtue OF decree OF foreclosure rendered by The
IN q suit wherein Joseph Park was plaintiff and Ioh
r,as,er and Calvin H. Farnham was defendants
Herned copy OF which decree has been issued ard de-
c.eo 70 me oy the Clerk Of said Court will on Tburs
tn Oh August A u. 1852 between the hours of
~ e"Sk a. and O'Clock p. NJ. said day at the
the rents and profits for the term of sew en- years
Is i in sIo described real Estate Lot No.
men Of the city Of Evansville and in defan of The -on.
ploIis selling fora sum sufficient satisfy said Exc.
the fee simple Of said lot ~ 'o' e"ie
jy93wpfS3 JOHN s. TERRY syc
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lust RECElvEDssi00 doz. Eegs AT the Leadr
- colorsd Store corner Fourth and Main strs and "a,
Isle by i've JAMES SPAIDIYC
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WILLIAM II. CURRIE.

X q r Z ) 5 q o n 5 I c
RElNG permanently located In this city. and his bu
II slness is such a: TO allow him 10 take few pupils,
respectfully solcts the patronage of those ladies
uenen who instr icton in Piano, Guitar. or
cultivation Of the voice. Ladies' attended at their resi-
dences For further particulars apply nj the Music Store
Of WM. n. eUkKlE
jy2 Second door Foster Hall.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-09

NEW BOOKS.
LNNGLlSH Humorisi by Thacker,:
IL Temperance Tales.
Memorials Of English Ha,tyr's:
The Shady Side:
Tho old House by he River:
Maurice Paul, BY Abb,it:
Alexander Smiths Poems:
v"cbry of the Vegetable Worl,':
English Items:
Layards Nneveh and Babylon. &c:
jy7 RATABONE a. WHEELER.
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GOODNEwS Fan rY,v

FOR SALE.
4 TOBACCO Press aid Screw in good order
"A H5u GRAHAM IL FARRELL.
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" A man named Michael Irwin was
killed on Sunday evening, by a sign which
fell from the second story of store or the
corner Of Smithfield and second stseSf17otri,
survived about 20 minutes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-09

IN Monongahela city
containing aSaw, Grist and Planning mill and
WolieE factory, was destroyed by fire on
Monday night last, loss. about $4,000 and no
insurance. The fire was the work of an in.
cendiary' and the third attempt that had been
made within one week to burn the establish.
ment. Mr.. Walker the owner intended to
nave had 1t insured, txo days after the FIRE
occurred.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-09

A We are determined TO chan ee our bps;na.. -. Il,
IA LIST July. we want ALL to call and settle xi,hn
further notice. '"o'
je30 GRAHAM Il PaRprrY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-09

CSI MECElvED..a0 sacks a, Flour m, NJ
esprel.Iy or family use Also superior Poshnp
ored store at the corner OF Main and Fan,,h Oh
ana Tor sale by jy2 JAMES sp.InS ~ e"'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-09

GA man by the name of Ed. Snowdep
and coal boat pilot got into an alteration
)a a drinking house Thursday evn'g, in which
Snowden inflicted three severe wounds with
a knife on the arm of his antagonist. The
wounds are not considered dangerous and
Snowdon is at large.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-09

( 1oASiSiiNG Of great variety of White Rrr.na
~ iahey Lren and Marselies Coats Pants and Vesi
III iash ana six Luser Box and Loose sack Goat,
- u0 ai'er the iatest and most Fashionable estyIe Of
xya..-. c.. CO.., MACK & LOBENSTINE,S
western Star Clothing store, Cor. Sycamore d Water
- ~ iio'ei' t5tf.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-25

. ty express our views, and We cordially ell.
dorso the same. Also the resolutions
passed at the meeting held in Perry town.
ship on March 18th.
Resoiesa, That We believe that the Lew.
isburg Chronicle and Union Demo.rat
have pursued the right course With refer
ence to the division, and have not disgraced
their columns with abuse, as some OF The
New Berlin papers have done. We do not
claim to be the Great State Of Freeburs,'
bu: claim the privileges Of freemen in spi,e
Of abuse.
Reso'ee5, That we look upon the COM
munieation in the New Berlin papers signed
" Washington Township DutcLlnan," ," with
contempt, and believe the statements of
the same to be unfounded, anl that !: hey
CT omauated from citizen Of Washington
township.
Re.oieed, That the proceedings of tbs
meeting be published in the Union Demo
krat aud Lewi,burg Chtoa;c!c, and ali pa
pers throughout The county favorable to
the same. ESigned by tie ciicer.]
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-25
For the Lewisturg Chronicle.
Penn's Township Division E;eeting

A large and respectable meeting Of the
citizens Of Penn's township, Union county,
was held in the Union School House at
Selinsgrovc, on the evening of the !4th
inst, with the view Of taking into consid-
Grafton the propriety Of dividing Union
county.
On motion, HENRY ". SNYDER,
ESD, was unanimously called to the Chair,
and ]. II. APP, Joseph Sharrf, and D. L.
Becker were elected Vice Presidents; Jno
Emlnit, Esq, Secretary.
The object of the meeting was stated by
the Chairman. The meeting was addressed
10y Geo. Hill, \. G. Simpson, Esqs., and
Col. VIM. F. Wagonseller.
The following preamble and resolutions
were then offered and unanimously adopted.
Whereas, The freedom Of thought and
action, so long as the laws are not violated
and transgressed, are the inalienablc right
of the people of this county, and all un-
dcrhanded movements in public affairs to
be deprecated by honest men; dna arhere-
as, VIC have viewed with pain and surprise
the effort made by the people Of New Ber
lin, at our February Court, to induce the
Grand Jury to authorize the County Com
missioGers to erect new Court house ut
the expense of the tax payers of the coun-
ty, without having given previous notice
of their intentions, thereby seeking to tax
the people of the county without their
knowledge and consent; therefore
Resotye.l, That we lock upon the effort
made to erect = new Court house at New
Berlin at the expense of the tax payers Of
the county,as altogether unauthorized, and
uncalled for by the people, and g,t up by
the citizens Of New Berlin, and others re-
siding in It's immediate neighborhood, for
their peculiar benefit and advantage.
Resolved, That VIC do most decidedly
disapprove and will most uncompromisins-
ly oppose the idea Of taxing the people Of
the county, when no benefit arising from
such taxation can in the least degree result
to the people Of the county generally, but
will only serve as a peculiar advantage to
a certain town, or particular portion Of the
county. s#
Resolved, That in our opinion one town
is, morally and legally, just as much enti-
tied to public charity as another, and when
the people are to suffer taxation for the
building up and sustaining Of towns, We
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! this meeting During the absence of til
committee the citizens were ably entertain
cd by addresses from Dr. j. 3. Hover, d
S. Boyer, and others, when it was an
nounced that the committee was ready t.
report. The following preamble and re
solutions were then read and adopted unan
ilnously:
/ Hhereas, We greatly value the privi
lego we enjoy to assemble together in pri
mary meetings to give an expression Of
opinion on public questions; and the ques.
ton Of new Court house in New Berlin
having brought new project to the con-
s'deration Of the tax payers of Union Co,
VIZ. the division Of the county, We have
therefore assembled to proclaim our views
to the public. Be it therefore
Resolccd, That We are utterly opposed
to the building of new Cour: house in
New Berlin, feeling already that we arc
taxed almost beyond our ability to pay,
and ii the citizens of New Berlin desired
new Court house they should have made
an effort to raise the funds by subscription
Resolocd, That We, as the citizens Of the
remotest township in the county, feel the
Inconvenience of travelling to and from our
present county seat, being situated at an
inconvcnient distance from us.
Resojue'i, That we feel grateful for tie
moves that have beea made by our neigh
boring townships, also the effort at the
north eastern part Of ,l:e county, and cheer
fully subScrib. to their efforts, and unite
with them in bringing abont the much de-
sired division of Union county We move
with one heart in thi. measure, and wish
to be considered as most decidedly favora
bic to the same.
Resoirea, That VIC wish this measure to
be urged upon the attention of the present
legislature without delay, feeling that no
time should be lost, for our opponents are
industriously canvassing the county to ar
rest if possible the public opinion which
has already been proclaimed in favor of
the division of the county.
Resofred, That in publishing our views,
we do it in good faith, believing that We
have two thirds Of the people of the coun-
ty favoring the measure; and We believe
that in all good! governments the majority
should be respected.
Resoired, That the views expressed in
.hn Tf"ion law nL-o. 49, u:
new Court house meets with our approba-
ton.
Resoired, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Union Demo-
krat and Lewisburg Chronicle, and all pa
pcrs favorable to the same.
Signed by the officers.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-25
For the Lewisburg Chronicle.
Washington Twp. Division Meeting.

Agreeable to previous notice large and
enthusiastic meeting WAS held in the Free
burg school house on Tuesday evening,
March 15,h, when on motion 1t was organ
lied by calling DANIEL SCHWARTZ
to the chair; Lewis Dauberman, Jacob
Straub, David Meyer, Tice Presidents; and
Henry 5. Boyer, Secretary. The meeting
was addressed by DR.. }. B. Hover, D. S.
Boyer, and F. {. Meyer The Chair ap-
pointed the following persons to be COM
mittee to report resolutions: Dan'l S. Boy
CT, Chairman, Z. Il. Mcnges, \. Bcrtch,
aud j. Dickei, and Daniel German, who
reported as follows:
Since the division of Union county has
been agi,ated by the citizens Of .hc county,
we have watched with intense anxiety the
movements Of the Legislature on the sub
ject, and having recently heard that bill
has been reported wherein the 500, geo
subscription to the Susquehanna Railroad
is thrown upon the northern county, i'll
case it will be divided, We the citizens of
Washington township have assembled to
proclaim our sentiments.
Reso,red, That We have been informed
that the northern portion 'bf the county
are willing and dcsirous that the rcsponsi-
bi!ity of the 100000 subscription should
fall upon their county, and we are perfect
ly willing ami satisfied that the same shall
be assumed, by them, and hereby make
known that we wish to be exoDeraied froul
any connection with the same; and in do
ing so, we believe we speak the sentiments
Of nine-teuths of the citizens Of the south
cru portion Of the county,.
Reolred, That We wish the Legislature
to procure the desired exoneration from the
subscription, for We believe the northern
portion will be greatly benefited BY the
same, and therefore wish the citizens who
will be benefited by the same, may also
be responsible for the bonds. -
Resolred, That the resolutions passed at
the meeting held in Lewisburs, March ii.
with reference to The division Of the ccun
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claim as much for each Of the towns on tho
south side Of Penn's creek, as New Berlin
has right to claim for herself.
Reseloed, That in Israel Gutelius, Esq,
through the Union Demokrat, we have a
faithful, determined and uucompromising
defender Of the rights Of the people of this
county, and that his course in so manfuliy
and independently exposing the trcachery
and underhandcd movements If q number
Of the citizens of New Berlin in relation
to the building of a Few Court house meets
with our mos: sincere appreciation.
Resoired, That the attempt on the part
of some of the public journals aud citizens
Of New Berlin, to frown down and y;jicuie
Israel Gutelius, and the citizens of Free
burg, the citizens Of Selinsgrove, and 9th,
- for advocating and defending the rights
qua. to them b. the constitution and
Laws Of our country, meets with our utter
contempt and decided disapprobation
PesoieeJ, That We deem it duty ard
4 privilege at all times and under all cir
cums.auees to advocate such principles and
measures as will conduca to the greatest
advantage and benefit to the people geuer-
ally.
Resolred, That We believe that division
Of Uaion county by line commencing at
the west end Of Northumberland bridge,
thence By the New Berlin mail route to
Penn creek ut point oac fourth Of
mi,catoye Mowers mill, thence up Penn
creek to its nearest contact with tAe c.s;
end Of Jack S mountain, thence along the
summit Of said mountain to the western
line Of Union county, is 4 measure in which
We, III cUnulon with the rest of the citizens
of the county have deep and abiding in
terest, and we believe that division BY
the line designated would in every point
of view be Of such general advantage to the
people of the county as should induce them
to urge upon the Legislature in the strong
est terms immediate and energetic action
in favor of division.
Resoieed, That we will now go to work
and make use Of every honorable means
in our power to bring about division Of
Union county by the line designated, as
speedily as possible. 1
ReSotred, That we have learned with
great pleasure that bill has beeu read in
plice by the Senator fro:u this district that
init the ss sysHf Ct slN diysen of % the e9glty
ted from any liability on account OF the
bonds given BY Union county to the Sus-
1ueLanna Railroad Goa pany for 500, 900,
and that the whole responsibility is TO rest
Oh the northern county, where 1t properly
belongs, iuasmuch as the Railroad will pass
through the entire length Of the eastern
line OF that county.
Resoired, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in all the papers III
the county; and that the editors of the
* Star" and "Tinies are particularly re-
1uested to publish them in their papers.
Sigued by the officers.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-25
For thc Lewlsbnrc Chr0ncie
Perry Township Division Meeting.

According to previous notice large and
respectable portion of the citizens of Perry
township assembled at the house Of Philip
Schnee, on Saturday evening, the 18th
inst, when the meeting was called to Or
der, and organised by appointing the fol-
lowing gentlemen to oficiatc-P+esident,
h. G. HOUTZ, Esq; Vice Presidents,
Adam Gsrman, Jacob Arbogast, John
Hine, and Jonathan Gellnet; Secretary,
Jacob Schnee.
On motion committee Of five consist
ing Of George Smith, Sr., Gabriel Brugger,
Amos Shadle, George Riue, and Samuel
Troup, were appointed to draft q Preamble
and Resolutions expressive cf4he sense OF
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-25
II. G. HICkOK, EDITOR.
o. N. WORDEN, PRINTER.
CHRONICLE
An INpEtRSDENr FAMILY JOURNAL,
Issued on FRIDAY Y MORNINGS at LelctsGUrg
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The southerner., 1853-07-23
o dress and beautiy the Hair :
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