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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-26
NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL.

Proprieso Of this House hsvs removed from their
old stand on Main street their Hotel finish
opposite the Court House. where they repaired to
mmoda their old customers and all others may
Ihanhful tor past patronage ul solicit
snce same which shall all endeavor
IL Our fare viii b the best the market Affords and
charges moderate.
Good St.slng snd Wagon Yard kept reegnsy custom
eylO-dkwu FELKER Held sRECH.
DLAN Bs-Jus received cases Carpenters Pla,es COM
Fancy Planes Also. Gaass Saw Plane and chsel handles
File handles Chalk Spools. Bench and Hand Screws &C.
&c AL made to order by the "ohio Tool Co Call Al
the New Hardware Store doon below the Branch Bank
sy7-dv CHA'S. S. WELLS.
NOVELTY WORKS. HARDWARE.
lust received and in stock 100 packages Psbursh Locks
- Latehes Coffee Nils Plat Counter add Ira Scales
Paint Mis Letter leopying) Presses Sc &c. all Of which
oner factorv pricesa Wholesale 81 the New HArdw
Store doors below Branch Bank.
sy7-d&w CHA'S. 8. WELLS.
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TERRE HAUTE AND EVANSVILLE L. g. MAI
AND EXpRES~ PACK ETs.
"A IA. al th; Y III.

| FROM CINcINNATI TO TIE LAKE
oThp no VIE FREE From DUsT TIL
sr Hamilton Dayton Road the frs, 10 reduce N. Far,
Through from Cincinnati to sandcky without charge Of
Baggage checked to Bahalo.
D-pot In ives: end Of the city. Sixth street.
csesIess and most pleasant route between Cincinnati
PASSENGERS leaving Cincinnati by So morning train Of Gin
einna Hs@lson aud Dayton Railroad STRIVE sapdasy
and 81 siFsfT@ Sw 4 fS,5i Cant. Mead
And after ,si.sslins aissss
Boston. &c. arriving New York fof sapp Oh,
5 rssS & sa s, 5r9s S 60 G Lake
rolling machinery comfort o. ears, general
IN % w r. p from h S% not sarrssed " any oad
higsIy cultivated ray otS Great N & MA vs ana
also running through large aud beautiful towrs OF sm
ton. Dayton Springfield. Urbana. Beefontane. Kenton.
The Line built expressly for comfort
saety and speed aud ,or viii he spared TO render
BY s route nais -four or ~, heps:
especial accommodation Of ieaure trsvlers every
ity auordef 10 dancing psrtirs.
leaving thir names at the Ticket ohses y
The following rates of Fare includes Meals and State Rooms
From cineiansii to Se~ York r. Il. from Baasicl 50
from Ciueinnat to New York via Hudson river 10 20
from Cincinnati to Boston 90
~ 20
Rutland ~ 50
ccncors ~ ~
10 ~
EXCURSION TICKETS.
Cincinnati 20 Buffalo and back 49, IS 90
From Cincinnati Niagara and hack
For through tickets aud information please apply Gin
ennat Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Once NORTHWEST
Sa.. Of Bos~y ed Fe1 s.rsss sSds he srncsr
tween Fourth and Filth dor Gibson
House. Sixth street Depot Or in Louisville s.
Moorehsad ard the Clerks Lightning Line Steamers
David White and Alvin Adams.
30 H. o. AMEs. sup't.
Passenger Agent for Evansville. Va 4f4e1>Lek.
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v.p.sU VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY.
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

sFAIED Proposals will be received ., the office Of Allen
AWcrsSv a Co Vincennss Iud until the 5th day Of
JAY. is5t for grading briagn furnishing
Vssy Railroad extending from yinesnnes Ind Paris
nj a dis,anco Of Sc miles.
n-asrss an ready for
.,s ~ Allen HcGrady Co.. vnesnnes. aud also
oce Of tbs Wabash Valley Railroad Company MARSHALL III
eui.ivased country .ardng every facility for obtaining
Of an exceedingly favorable chara,ter and well
18Th ,he .tssntcn Of experienced Contractors.
are .srecay requested 70 give the work
,ons eI before their propositions
Ths rork will divided into sections of about mile
..h far the Of Contractors and bids will be
,or the whole portion of Tie road ressrvn the
gh, 20 rsisot all IL
ii for the for the wo-k
DO either al ossh OF part cash and partss'ek.
A. r. ELLIS. President.
CHAs. SUMMERS. Chief Engineer.
rr McGRADY. ALLEN co.. Ocptrsctou
syS-dSvsd
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"E RESPECTFULLY AC9UtNT YOu OF
Five Story Stone Front uldng No AIS North side Main
street nearly opposite tie Louisvs Hotel where we intend
opening large AID well assorted sock Of Foreign and
Dome tic DRY GO IDS.
Our Mr. James Lew is Permanently located at Manchester
England the Goods exclusively
ter Cash. direct the Manufacturer thereby saving the
profit usually paid tn la porter.
In the state OF the money marset our stock o 1eoos
is the only Bank from which to raise money;
and 70 cash and short viii orer
ducemen in prices when will certainly make 1t their in
tcrest To do business with JAMES LOW & U.
Louisville. Junes 1885,. ie2l-. augid&w
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KU ESSRS. LEWIS howard having purchased our
IN Wharf boat wish thanks for the liberal
bestowed upon hitherto and to ask for eonna
of the TO wards them.
We say further friends and
that continue the Commission and orwsrdng business
heretofore We have engaged ample Whartboat facilities
the River and having Canal other Warehouses
toore do hesitate insure satisfaction in Depart
We continue make liberal advances all properly
signed for sale shipment and
also promptly I'LL all orders for the purchase of
goods the produce Of the country having SIMPLE facilities to
do such business the best advantage for
ofhes. asformeriy. under the Telegraph Office:
e22-tf JOHN ). MITCHELL SON.
nEAIR Clothes Tooth Nail Comb aud Shoe Brushes
II sale by sZ? A. c. PCSbEE.
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E2NA INSURANCE COMPANY.
or Hartford. COnnecticut.
CAPITAL sSOtOO-dH paid an aud inpssted.
FENHIS Company incorporated with perpetual charter
1879. and Insures against loss damage ty Fire
Dazzling Houses Manufacturing establishments house,
hold furniture aud merchandise general Also inland
surancv against the p-r of Navgaop Losses will be ber
ally adjusted and paid with promptness.
THOMAS X. BRACE. Pres't.
l.. q. RIPLSr. Secretary.
E1 Application for Insurance he made the subscr
ber who duly autnorejt to receive proposals issue pol
in est. A HAILUCK
eylt II Main street. nearly opposite the Bank.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT.
INCORPORATED lSlO.--CH tRTEs PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL $500. 0o0-aR paid IN and tapesfsd
Nuis Ions es.shii-hsd ed Ipstitution
usnsa-rd auost extensive insurance business
than forty throughout the United States and British
North American provinces IL has aimed public
conn ience by honorable and faitnfu
and the Of property assured thai all lair
claims Tor loss under is policies will he literally adus ed
PROMPTLY raid Public Baildng Manufactures. Mills Ma
ehinery Dwelling HOUSES Stores Merchandise Household
will be insured rates az low the risk will admit.
ii HUNTINGTON. Pres't.
q. II. BowERs. Secretary.
&9- Applications for insurance be made IN
ALLEN O. HALLOCh. Ag't..
Main street. nearly opposit, the bank.
cyl Evansville. Ind.
Tim PLATE.-3o0 boxes in store and for sale by
i my2U SAMUEL ORR.
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JEWELRY STORE OF
e. 81 - 49, NJ ~ -
sxcoSp STREET, TWO DOORS MAIN, kRos's
NEW BUILDING, EVANSVILLE, IA.
AT this keep constantly on hand large an q
general aekcs Clocks aud Je welry OF
* "a all the best stye and quality: My stock
eAAS9 " be coptinuay supplied by fresh additions with
the latest and most beautiful patterns which extensive
connections enable 10 buy aud sell AZ the lowest
Repairs kind executed in compstsnt manner and at
All and all repairs done warranted
Those in hias line. respectfully inv-
ted TO examine my stock and prices jel-u
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COOKS
ICE!ICEI! ICE:!:
Niro EnsTER &C ...HATlNG MAnE IN AR.

tx psossneSt With Nr. ITO. Bacon w the
ssiiysry OF their SCPEgIOK ICE Monday. June 9Th
famil a theft redene merchants their aud
eontinue every during the hot SUNDAYS
eeptsd They will alO deliver on Saturday evenings
FERNS tine pound. payments weekly. Liberal
will made parties using loo lbs week
Hotels and BAR supplied
left Warehouse OF Geo Foster Co orat
Family Grocery Of Thos Bacon Co. will promp,ly
attended 70 eS
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House, SIGN ANp ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
a PAINTS. OILS. WINDOW GLASS. &C.. &C.
(MENDENING & WALKER have formed . rship for
~ the above business and opened Shop aud Store Sye
above Langhlins old stand. They will keep
constantly hand large stock o. Paints OILS Windo
Glass varnshe Brushes &C. &c. They also solicit orders
for House aud Sign Painting variety promising
the best style aud the ow prices. mys If
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Earthquake at Panama.


An earthquake occurred at Panama on the
10th, which was attended with but small
damage.
The South State sailed on the 18th with
300 passengers. The Illinois sailed on the
18th with 400 passengers and over l,00O,-
600 in treasure.
We ha, dates from Valparaiso to the ,4th
June, and from Lima to the 25th.
The revolution in Peru continues. A de-
cisive battle is expected soon.
The Panama Railroad is completed 36
miles.
CINCINNATI, July %, NJ.
River falling slowly with seant A ieet wa
ter in channel. Weather warm.
Whisky has declined TO 2lkc. Nothing
has transpired in provisions. Groceries are
quiet and unchanged.
The Eastern Line is still down between
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh.
LOUISVILLE, July p.
Flour-I33 bbl -four at S7s. Sales 2I7 bbls pork
at S10 lO0 pieces hams packed $40 coils rope
sold at e9SLl O. sc Sales 30 pieces baggng at l4G
IL &c. no bags coffee sold ut lOa 10 Lee. Whisky at
22c; 30 bbls sold. Exchange-On New York per cent
premium.
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coon nusINRss STAND For RENT

GOOD BUSINESS STAND FOR RENT.
NNE 20 the stands th city Dry Goods house In
" my block buildings First viii be saca'ed In
The house three brick and pcsses-e
fne and large rooms-ony half square Main street
on First opposite Post Once This q md has peculiar
for Dry Goods establishment ENQUIRE immedi-
stely OF cliff FRANCIS LlNCk.
SsHEETIN GS.-5 bales S 4 brown Sheetiug:
- 2 cases blta'd do; reed this day
and COR sale by JAS Low CO.. ALI Main Lou. kv.
IN
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OSN 80 bsls received per steamer Aa.siors and for
~ sails y eylS LEWIS HOWARD.
TENNEssEE MONEY bourh, hv
u vyl3 s. E. GILBERT q Co, sye. near wsssr.
DEFINED sUGAR.-so bbls st. Louis Loaf cru.hsa
Powdered aad Refined White. just per Telegraph
sJt & e, GILBERT CO.. syo near wsisr.,l
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i myao WAYS SAMUEL ORR.
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STATE OF INDIANA &C
VANDERBrReH CouSTy,S
Person ally APP before c. r. Garagty who being
duly deposes and that he is Cashier Of the
New York and virrina Sock Bank and thst the
above ofths condition OF said Bank
rect according to the best CT his knowledge and belief
@. +. GARAGHTY. Cssh'r
sworn to and subscribed before this 18th day OF July
1885, H o WHEEtER =
eyi3-H NorARy PuBLIc.
OST ..Three Gold Shirt Studs and q rair Gold Sleeve
Buttons The Under will be literally rewarded by leav
ing the same at this othce. iyldlw
SUGAR COFFEE AND RICE-Rsesivsd peg steam
- er Empress
Is bags choice Rio Coffee;
3 ti~rce Eics
&c tbls Loaf Sugar; for sale BY LID. HErMANN.
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FARE kEDIJt,EDl

SHINGLEs-75ooo first Popsr Shingles
y for sale cheap to close consignment BY
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PJBi:IC SALE OF LOTS AND LANDS.
n nhHrsday August 10th. 1854 at O'Clock p. NJ will
" sell at auction the folio ~ing M town Lots viI Lots
and Casson's Subdivision: Out
IS ~ ~ 70 ana ~ in Listers subdivision Of Lo, 81.
IN upper Enlargement Of Evansville Also the
Lands In vsndsrbarsh County: W. KS W. See IL. T. 8.
X; 10" IA IS; w - Sec T.s. &: Iow. s. z.
I'm. + sec. ~ r. TO- Undivided 3-s s. Z. Ia
see - To 10 Undivided s. e. I4ofs. z. la See
r. IL Undivided s. Z. -iofN. E. IA. Sec. =.
IL. Undivided n N. Z. Ia. s. w.I-4 SEQ. T. q.
TERMS OF sALE:-one-thifd cash. residue ats and II
months with Interest. sscu-ed BY and mortgage.
eiS-'m SAM'L LISTER.
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NEW GCGDSy

NEW GOODS!
XNTE RECEIVED this dsy the folio wing Goods. viz:
~ Damask Moreens for Curtains;
Dsmast Bsoeal.l for Curtains; Damssk Chntz;
White Curtain Muslins: Super plain Bonnet Ribbons
Large Hook Cap Ribbons: 5cases ssd Check GDghams:
Black rap Ee (very cheap; So Manchester Cinghams
Low-prcei Lawns: Super - Furniture Prints:
Fancy Cotton Half Iose it'll variety OF other goods which
will be exhibited on cal. JAMES LOW & CO..
my2t fl5 Main street. Louisville. Ky.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
IRISH HISTORY.

To ne Editor al The n. Y. TriSsse
SIR: short statement appears IN The TRIBUNE
Of this morning, signed Student" in which be con-
troverts statement made by your correspondent Of
"HaeniaD birth few days since arising out Of the
trial of Garden for abduction" and that the
sane is historically incorrect" In support of his
view be adduces the ease of the wife of O'Rourke,
Chiofen of Beney, who had been he says abducted
BY McDermot, King of Leinster which led TO the in
vasion of Ireland by StroDgbOw, &c In reply, yoar
correspondent Of "Hibernan birth " adheres both 70
the letter and spirit Of bis former statement. The
word abduction" as il was naturally suggested TO
bis mind by the cases Of Garden, Gibbon Wakefield
ard Robinson BOwes, (the two latter occurring in
England ahd equally attrocous as that of Carden)
meant tie foreble taking sway Off female and after
ward compelling her 70 marry her ravsher against
her will. If this be the meaning Student" attaches
TO the term abduction" and any other would be im
pertinent to the case in hand, the case of MADAM
ORouIke Of Brefbey does not apply, as l will pres
emily show him. now quote from Taafs History Of
Ireland of the best aud most reliable histories Of
the country ever written "Dervorgulle,v saws DR.
Tsa daughter OF the Prince of Meath had been es-
"poussd against her nclinatlOns to ORourke, Prince
lot BIcfney. This princess always cherished q se-
"cret Iartality for Dermot of the King of Lein
:" ster who had paid her his addresses before her
marriage. Taking advantage Of the absence Of her
husband on pilgrimage, she wrote to Dcrmot by a
special messenger, requesting bin to come and de-
Liver her from her engagements contracted with 4
husband she did not love-" Dermot of course
obtytd the summons and the Irish know TO their cost
what followed The foregoing is brief statement of
Madam O'Rouikes ease. suppose, in modern par
lance. il would be called simple elopement, (the
lady being the principal actor in the drama which is
very different thing from forcble abduction, I"
the latter being what your correspondent Of Hiber-
MAN birth always lad in view. The case Of Aodh
0Ne is asoirrelevant it having occurred long after
the English invasion. Student" should remember
that anything which may have happened since that Pc
Rod inadmissble Your correspondent Of a. Hiber-
nian BIRTH" therefore reterates his original state
meDt and insists that Student" has left the matter
just as be found it. Voluntary eopements before the
meet the question at is,ue
By Inserting 1s the .s foregoing You will much osge
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
CRAWFORD COUNTY KANSAS coAPANY

Cs1espondebce Of The n Y. Tribune.
CANNEAUTvILLE, Crawford Co., Pa, Aug. %, 1854.
The readers of The TRIBUNE doubt aware of
Il formation of a company in this place to enigrate
10 Kansas. The Company now number nesr two hun
dred persons including about thirty families. They
purpose leaving here the 2jth OF september by way
Of tie river provided the Ohio rises in time to make 1t
Isvesbie. Their destination IL the commercial city
recently located by the New ling and Emigfant Aid
Company forty miles up the Kansas River.
Tie Company hold a meeting in this place on the
10th of September TO perfect their organization and to
pledge mutual aid and protection to each other in their
Lew meme. They are men of the right stamp, mostly
mechanics, though they include a gOodly number of
farmers aud professional men. There will be abont
thirty females in the Company, mostly wives OF the
pioneers though there are some single ladies'.
Mr. Brown. late Of The CORaeGutriHe Courier, one
Of our company takes with him his steam press aud
will commence in modiatey on his arrival in the new
Canaan. the publication sf The Herald Of Freedom.
He contempates immediate circulation OF twenty
thousand copies II viii be large thirty.two column
paper, nicely printed, filed almost exclusively with
reading matter and is TO be devoted TO the interests Of
Kansas Territory, and the development of the re.
sources Of that distant lOcslity. Terms ;? d year.
Allow to urge the necessity Of The friends of Free
dom extending to this paper very liberal support
hen all the instrumrntalities which are now IN
motion to peop lie the valley OF the Kansas with free
peope shall be cOnsuInmated, doubt will exist with
sy person the ability of the people TO forever pro-
lbit the intI Oduction OF Slavery into that Territory
Companies are organizing everywhere, ard the excite
men grows moIe intense daily The protracted drouth
which Las so efecually destroyed vegetation through
out the Northern asd Eastern States, will contribute
it, due proportion in iurtbering emigration. When
the rear proximity OF the Territory to Iowa, WscOH-
lin Western Illinois aud Missouri, is taken into consi-
deratioD where vegetable productions were never
more abundant we may safely conclude many will re-
move tber in preference 10 transporting provisions
~ e KEYSTONE.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31

all tie books-one 10 ~l.h The books on each shelf
are r-med another IN Which the books are arrlnged
in Alphabetical order. together with nun5erinss
sesiIit each title TO sgnste the shelf and iAe place
the shell epprop rated 10 each book. consideT
able portion OF the, books have also been fully eats
lceued upon csrk,; snd in one department-thst o.
Eibiogrsply-n all the titles have been stereo-
typed. "Rhbsn" +" adds: "Morcover, the eases are
''rOt numb6 rcd the books not arranged IN anT
"fysem, 'Ed yet he has had for several years TWO,
three, '.rd sometimes more assistants.
Tie fkelv,s are all numbered. The books are num-
iered IA their order upon the shelves and both num-
bers are marked iu the books. The books are ar
rsr ced according to system, and as minuely suOdl,
vied as Iossibe where there is such deficiency oi
Ibelfroom that on most Of the shelves the DOCKS
stand in double rows, one behind the other.
As 10 aEsistants, told NAT Mr.. Jewett mas
had but one allowed him, except for two or three
months special service. Since the oooAs nave oeen
in that part OF the building which they occupy al pre-
sent II has been indispen.aby necessary TO employ
man 10 watch them and wait upon sitOrs, to bniid
fires, 20 trIands, sweep dust, &c lheseduties nave
most Of the time been performed BY coored man.
vl O could neither read nor write. Eyen " Reuben,
7 thinL vouId hardly venture 10 call such a
person an assstant librarian. The present messenger
writes good hand and besides his other duties is, at
certain seasons when there are few visitors, able 10
sssist with his pen. Mr. Jewett has at times been
eompeled BY the pressure of his duties, to employ
two ard even three extra assistants but they have
/ always been paid out OF his own pocket
Reuben insinuates that Mr.. Jewett is tool in
the hands Of Boston booksellers and says: Besides,
these Boston publishers urge an immediate appro.
"pIation Of $50 900 to the able and accomplished
al Librarians put surely they do not desire any books
to be purchased in Boston"
The nearest approach to a shadow of authority ior
this rematk, which we can find, is the following pas
Sal. from editorial III The Boston Ddhy Adctf'se'
Of May IL, lej4:
! A handsome sum-say ESQ oO0-shoud Immediately
be placed in the hands Of the accomplished Librarian o
the institution be expended without delay in the pu
cioSe Of books. AD agent should be sent abroad aud
every resored to for the rerevenent OF lost time
Comment is unnecessary for any one who VIII com
! pare the two statements
Reuben" goes on to nsake other charges against
/ Mr. Jewett; ut they are not of such character as
10 call for anything more definite and lengthy than
general denial The reader, think, will agree that |
have convicted him Of being false witness, 10 de-
gree seldom encountered even in the literature OF
/ anOny nous correspondence. 49,. ...,,...ur.
Bosi0H. Aur. 20 lt5L FRIEND oF mh JE"E Ell
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
THE MAINE Law ~ COyyEC TiCUT

Corresporde nee Of The " 7. Tlftuns
NoopsTocK, Monday, Aug. %. 1854.
The village from which | write is situated in the
southeast part OF the town Of Woodstock. and has
ALWAYS lad the reputation of being very place,
and ell it might ior although having at he most net
more ttan hundred inhabitants, IL has rarely had
less than three grogshOps IN full blast. Temperance
lectures by TIE score have been delivered here ny
some of the ucet eloquent and successful lecturer IN
tie land; societies have been formed pledges have
been circssted and signed bmany. but s t. No pur-
pose There was ls.tO prevent tie sale ofliquor,
lie sellers Of il would not Yield t. moral suason, and
theTe were always poor wrotches enough whose aPPe-
ttes were stronger than their wills. Bat since tue
memorable first of August when the Maine law came
into operation the has chaRced pO longer does
Il LOrrid sound OF the drunken brO nightly meet our
sars hut Jaw aud order prevail Before the law came
into eject one could not pass either of the places
where liquor was sold without seeing number oi
dirty drunken loaers oungng about but now there Is
not orc 10 he seen. VITO lives near two of tfe
grog shops said that the Lexf Sabbath after the law
cane into effect the first for long time IN ~
seen cd 10 him like Sabbath and that was stlil aud
ouiet as il should be. A short time since, saw an
Old man whom had never before seen free from the
influence Of liquor as sober and reasonable as anyone,
and in answer to NY inquiries whether lie was well,
he said frankly that he always well when he coul
Get no rum A Carson League has without DOUBT
cCnIil to these results. The effects OF the Name
law have alsc been quite evident in all other parts
OF this town and county, and it is working well as
could be wished God grant that New-YOrk may be
blessed with il next year. A Young READER.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31

made It so, by following Mr.. Reilly oat." Ih's
not 20. wac not ia any personal danger nor was
tbt.s,ered with any. ben my colleague was iIr,i-
biz tak,n out vSil not remain aud receive ti.Ae's
fax two honIs licn i,w men immedistey around the
ballot box whom 81 not know, to The eutire eSell'
sion Of the voters II the District IL has aiso been
stated IN your paper asd in all the daily papers thit
lie IDFpectors in taat Ward AL Catholics, al
were appointed with that view. This is not 50.
never tslk of NY religion, but am no Catholic and
am sorry that any such uiserabe at,'m mpt "a nade TO
drse religion in sny shape in such contest as Pr
mary election in our City. Yours. Sc.
ID"AED T. WOE"EN. 10 li"Isi-st
Yorka 60. ild