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STOP THE RASCAL 4!

STOP THE RASCAL!
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD for a man who
i calls himself 0RIvAL EvRETTE, who came to my house
in February last and in work for me- and remained
with me until last Saturday evening; be then took my
horse saddle bride and blanket and made his escape and
has not been heard of He small man. of rather
yellow complexion about i've feet six inches high he
thin visaged man. with yelowish hazel eye and toera-
bic large nose; his hair is straight and black with some
few gray hairs he says that be is % years old he is
mild spoken with but few words he said that he was
raised East Tennessee, and his father lives in Roane
county, East Tennessee The horse that he carried away
young bay horse, two years old about fifteen and
halt hands high with bald face and hind feet white lit
tie above the quarter joints he has black main and tall
and is rather brown bay; be is Of the Tom Hall pacing
stock and pace very WE'LL be unaered and shod
before when he lett.
will give the above reward to any person who will
bring the and the horse either Of them or Sc
either of them and give information 50 tat can
get them. s. .kITTRELL.
Lebanon, Wilson county, Tenn. jy6:tf
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3 LoCMIs T. A. N CALL
.. H.LOOnliS & Co.
WHOLESALE GROCEPS AND COMMIS-
SION MERCHANTS,
AND AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF HAZARD POWDER.
No. AZ Public Square, Nashville.
WYE have now in store, and for sale low for Cash
w so hhds. Sugar, all grades
25 barrels Loaf and Crushed Sugars;
100 bags tne Salt Factory filed;
100 kegs Nails;
20 bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger;
Indigo;
50 \ and 4 chests of Tea;
SO boxes Star and Sperm Candles
IFS Manufactured Tobacco all grades
100000 Regala Cigars. do;
10 cases Volts Schiedam Schnapps:
5 Il. LOOMS j co.
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CRUTCHER HOUSE.

CRUTCHER HOUSE.
rTNHIS large and cOmmOdOus Hotel situated the
EerOf SPRING AND SUMNER STREETS, NASHVILLE, Tn
YEssKK is now newly furnished throughout and ready
the reception of transient This by the
est Hotel the Depot and being in OF the city
is quite convenient 10 all the business houses.
10 W. BELL,
senf9-tf Pr0urietOr.
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THURSTON n BERNARD,


4 RE now receiving their stock OF Fal ard Win - =.
II Ter Dress Goods, consisting OF silks Ca.h- HClf
mereS frehch and Hng.izh IarIuOs. all Wool De- qWy
aneS osieTy, Gloves, C0rets and general assortment
Of Staple Goods
The ABOVE goods were an purchased in the Eastern cities
oy one OF The hrm since the decline I'm price, Of Foray
Merchandise, and viii be freely offered b, the public A.
prices tha must insure ready sole We rspecff v invif,
- uo-''e ''N S-'l'' 'ft atiil.'l.i"n- octs0
SUPREME COURT, DECEMBER TERN "a
'E business Of ;he neStterm of this Court will be taken
L up IN The following order:
lst. the 4r1 Circuit
"a, the 18th Circuit:
Sd. the6rh Circuit;
z'h, the 7.h CjrcUt
5.h, the sch Circuit
6ih the -ti Circuit
Assoon as the business Of Circuit shall have been
dispatched the next in order above stated viii be taken uD
without delay and upon he civil business ar each Crc
being disposed Of the Grim nal business Of each Circut
will be Immediately taken up This order viii be subject
to such modification during the term may be consider.
ed necessary OrprUper. =. T.. CLARK
sEUf94
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NABLES.-IO TONS MANNILLA ROPE
assorted sizes in store and for sale cheap close by
SsPt21. JOHNSON, HORNE / co.
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ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-We have a
4 large and well assorted Stock of Fancy Goods which
Will seby the Piece small advance eastern cost
for cash; or on snort time. STEVENSON d WHITE,
msr23 "a 59 College st
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7NAKE MOTTO I've have now cot o,r STEAM
4 STONE SAW MILL IN fun operation aud have
quantity ot SAWED FLAGGS ou hand And also our
CORN MILL viii be found ready at all uurs of te day 10
grind corn for customers, al The rate OF I'D b,sbaIs ner
honr' AZ tue ordinary prices SAMUEL uASLAM
me Oft JAS " FET.TS
- SELLING At COSr-WALkING CANES ATI5F5T{
- CHAUM PIPES, Gc.-We are selling the balance OF
stock Of the above articles al cost 10 close our An,
one in want Of them would 40 well to call at
ap7 LYONS x cos lg Cedar ST
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HUGH l.. TINLEY
on XrnXmnrn nrr,nrrn,

II
IL OF Goods through Tennessee and Alabama aud
JOHN HEBRON,
OF CHARLESTON 8. c.
Who EaS an experience OF 20 years the commerce OF
Charleston the last of the time spent in the Recey-
ing and Forwarding Department of the South Carolina
GENERAL AGENTS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
tor the receiving and forwarding of all Goods Wares
chandze and Machinery through Charleston.
ALSO
For the sale of all kinds of East Tennessee and South
ern PRODUCE, viz: Flour, Corn, Bacon, Lard Tobacco
Cotton, Rice, Wheat Oats, hye, Feathers, Butter Eggs
&c, &C.
We not now nor do we intend to be- buring the con-
continuance Of business either directly or indirectly
engaged IN any specuaOns whatever therefore intend
devote our PERSONAL attention the very best interests
oi our customers relying solely upon our energy and
prompness 10 sustain u.s. and hoping BY unsenittng care
and attention to merit and receive share of public pa
trOpage
Office and Warehouse on Atlantic Wharf three buildings
east OF POStOtice and Custom House
We beg leave to refer to the following gentlemen:
y. Cannon Son, Craighead Deaderick and mer-
chants generally, Knoxville, Tenn.
A Upton, Railroad Agent and merchants generally
LoUdon Tenn
French Van Epps, and J. J. Bryant, Chattanooga
Tenn.
W. B. A. Ramsey, Secretary of State; A. r. Crozier
Comptroller of Treasury and N. NJ Swami, Nashville
Tenn
K B. Norwell, Huntsville Ala
&. l. King. Decatur, Ala
). r. Love'& Co., Mhtesburg Ala.
N. L. Swan, Belltont, Ala.
?. d. Gates IL Broadway New York.
John Caldwell President of South Carolina Railroad Z
Thomas Narlng, Auditor of South Carolina Railroad
John King, Agent of Routh Carolina Railroad.
Hyatt, McBurney Co., J. S.& L. Bowie d CO.. Charles
ton, ;. c. Sept l6-tf
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CLOCkS-
~ cases 90 hour Weight Clocks:
" Gothic Spring Clocks;
3 dav "
Also Bronze 30 hour and eight day Man.e Time Pieces
Received and for sale bv
declo A. MORRISON co.
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DLACkSMITHS CAN OBTAIN EMPLOY
ID ment at the Agricultural Manufacturing Company
Wagons. Subso Plows, dc. &c, for sale, Of the best
quality and very cheap.
oct7-3m.
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9 CUNDRIES, JUST RECEIVED
- hooking Bird and Canary Cages bsaut il patterns.
Hall, Table and Side Board Lamps;
Feather Dusters; Floor Brushes Hearth do;
House and Steamboat Lanterns;
decl0 a. MORRISON 4 co
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| GROCERIES,. .Sc-FRESH ARRIVALS.
| 200 SACKS PRIME RIO COFFEE-new crop;
Is sacks Laguyra Coffee; 10 bbs Mackere, fish OF 6S;
! 20 do good Java do; 90 kits do;
| 50 hhds new Sugar; 20 boxes Cod FISH
| so bbls MoIasses: 20 Smoked Herrings
80H do do; 200 I" Sardines;
IS do Golden Syrup; 20 " Is gal. ct jar Pickles
20 do Crushed Sugar 20 Il" Lemon Syrup;
20 do Powdered do 10 = Pepper Sauce;
80 do Loaf do; Sa. Bitters;
10 tierces fresh Rice; 20 doz painted Buckets
30 boxes and half boxes NJ. 10 nests Tubs;
r. Raisins; casks London Porter;
100 drums Smyrna Figs; 10 bags Aspce;
10 bags s 5 Almonds; 20 /" Pepper;
casks Pecan Nuts; 10 Race Ginger.
bbs Brazil do;
With numerous other articles in the grocery line just
received and for sale low for CASH by
dec1I E. ). CHEATHAM &CO.
CHAMPAGNE,
IN BASKETS and boxes fine Champagne; superior ar
DU tce of the best brands just received and for sale
by Ideclll E. 5. CHEATHAM 90.
FINE WINES, BRANDIES, sc.
IOL CASKS OLD MADEIRA;
6k Sherry;
5H Port;
lO15 pipes pure Cognac Brandy, Old and hnsi
2OZ casks
z pipes Holland Gin;
2puncheons Irish Malt Whisky;
10 boxes assorted COrdias
For sale by [declll s. CHEATHAM co.
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NASHVILLE AND CLARKSVILLE PACKE

NASHVILLE AND GAINESVILLE PACKET
Making three Trips a Week.
4 5 soon the water will permit the e<Sss=-- A
~ light drarsht passenger and freight kkSas4s4sx8
steamer u1SS1Sse!I e!It&zssa =.
VIM. PHILLIPS,
n. HOPKINS, MASTER will commence her regular trips
leaving Nashville Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
at 10 o'clock P. M.-Clarksve Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays at o'clock p NJ Orders for freight and pas
sage received by H. H HARRISON, Agent.
nOvl at p. L. Hardcastle's Front street
-" Carksvile Jefersonan please copy, aud send
count abOve.-6m.
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lust received and opening this day large invoice OF
- elegant Sa-us and Cloth CiOaks ari Tama. Of the
atest Paris styles Also super square aud Long Shawls
at low prices, az MrCIELLANDS
Metr Ipoitu Store
uOylI No. 81 and So College street
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Fare Reduced.

CABIN PASSAG FROM CHARLESTON
TO NEW YORK,
TW E NTY LIARS,
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USIOS BASE OF TlSs E-sEz-

Nashville, Nov. SO. 1854
A ELECTION Tor Ten Directors % serve The ensuing
~ year. will be held al the Banking Hou7e on MondlS
LIST ot January next j. COBKEY, Crsf,er
nova.
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CARDS.

STRlckLER ELLIS e. CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
No. g. Public Square, Nashville.
| HAVE received an extensive FALL and wINTEE
IL Stock of the above goods which they offer to the
trade on the most favorable terms Their toek viii b.
found, at all times as LARGE and COMPLETE as any il
the place. and they respectfully solicit call from ler-
chants wishing goods at the lowest marke
prices.
Feathers, Wool Linsey Sc taken in EXCHANGE forgoa
and in payment 'f dsss at the hghss, market value
segS SEA co.
J. A. DEERY. W. B. DEERY RE pEEKY
DEERH BROTHERS.
ALIs0NIA MANUFACTURING COMPANY
OtTcs No. l93 Public Square, Nashvlle, Tennessee
may22-twIy.
GROCERIES. LIQUORS, WINES &c.
DAVIS & SWAMI,
AUCTION d COILJLLSSTON MERCHANTS.
Wholesale Dealers in Groceries, Wines,
Liquors, &C., sc.
NO. T3 EAsT-sIDE PUBLIC SQUARE
NASHVILLE, TENN.
HAYR IN ST0RE-by recent arrivals and which they
IL Oer for sale for cash at the lowest prices to Wit
s76 hhds Sugar, of every grade from very tine to all
qualities below;
$50 bags Rio Coffee;
300 barrels Plantation MOIasses;
$50 half bbls do Molasses;
Sc bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
so do Loaf Sugar, No. to No. s.
$50 boxes Virginia and Kentucky Tobacco;
With almost every other article in the Grocery and Ii
quor line to meet the demands of country and CITY BUYERS
which they determ ined sell low any house in
Middle Tennessee. They have also to arrive 90 zoe
Sacks hne Salt which will be sold in lots the Wharf TO
suit purchasers, at a small triae advanced cost
Country Merchants and others visiting this city to buv
Goods in our line would do well give US call before
buying elsewhere.
DAVIS & SWAMI,
feD2s No. IS, Public Square.
l. A HORNE, SIS WILLIAMS, A USHER.
JOHNSON, HORNE Il CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERs,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants and storers Of
Cotton and Tobacco.
-Esr Of HarEst and RrsGd Sts., BashUeIe. Tenn.
July 3, 1858.
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EVE HTNDREII iIFInS SIrC. /, :,

WILL se.he above in lots to suit country At
much lower prices than could be brought from New Or
leans al high Stage of water Nashville IS row tha cbea,
est sugar market in the United states
now rOuNr
Brownow's Knoxville Wing copy to tie amount Of g
and send account to this ofice
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AIDES DRESS GOODS.-Plaid and s,-iD-J
l. Silks, Brocade silks, ~
Plaid Silks ali shades black silks, exrra 1aali,y
Plaid PLAN and Figured BsragsS
Berage E0bes hoUnced. Misses Berage gob,s
Jaeonet Robes, douucel, Embroidered Masia Robes
tounced,
French Lawns and Muslius-great variety
Dotted Swiss, and figured Mlslins
Orgaudie Ausins, French Cbintzes
Englsh Chlntzes and Ginghams
llhen Canbrlcs in great varieties
Sun-Shades and Parasals
great variety Of Fans.
STEVENSON q WHITE.
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OPENING THIS DAYgts
IGH Velvet Carpets; Rich Tapestry Carpets;
IA Rich BRUSSELS Carpets.
kleh New Style Scotch Ingram Carpets
e-f~ Ts--..t.
Chenille Enamcled aud Velvet Rrgs.
All OF the above goods are this dav received ,v
IoV4 K 4. Men ANY 4 CO
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-22

THE WAY To GET New HAr.-We had
the misfortune to have our "Cady" knocked
off into tn, river, the other day, and it got
tborou4 lilly saturated with water, and pretty
severely thumped about with an oar before il
was recovered-and the most prov. king part
of the scene, was, about u half dozen ladies
that We had ever before regarded st and
charming, stood laughing at our cnlamities.
We came sshore with our drowned hat and
posted off up to Vautier's in the full expecta.
ton OF investing "hve," but to our surprise,
ne told Us that we had actually made money
by the operation. We left the hat with him
tor a few hours, and it came out better than
ever. Everybody accused US OF having new
hat. If you want new hat, and better one
than you can get any where else, or il you
want drowned hat sesuscitated, 60 to Vau
tier g. Marconniers on Main street, between
LIST and and.
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Hon. Il. y. kenncAu

We compelled to pass over this distin-
guished gentleman, with mere mention yes
terdny. although The many high positions
which he has so crrditab'y filed, and his EN-.
inent abilities entitle him TO the highest re-
gard. He has proven himself man of the
frat order OF natural talent, endowed with
keen perception and sound judgment. As a
writer, and especially as biogra pher, he has
won an enviable reputation. His ability as
a political writer and rigid discip marian ia
proverbial wi h the managers Of the grea,
party to which he belongs. and which he has
devoted large portion of his life to serve.
H . personal appearance. though not prepos-
sessing at first glance, does not TAIL to ex-
cite deep interest, upon near approach and
minute observation. The highest comPli-
ment paid to his intelligence and great moral
worth-in addition to his past services-is,
that he is the chosen friend, and intimate
companion Of WILLARD FILLMORE.
DIR. K. expressed his regrets to US, that his
indisposition prevented his addressing our
citizens in a manner mure satisfactory to
himself, and Promises another visit ere long
His call here will be remembered with the
kindest feelings oil sincere regard.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-22

ASEcporE.-The Journal Of Commc C,
tells The following capital anecdote o: Joe
SIN III, the Mormon: Some persons visited
him during his troubles in Illinois, and thu
conversation turned upon sel'-defense. lie
was aske' Whit he thought of the words OF
the Scripture. which required him who had
been smitten d one cheek to turn the other
also. "A very remarkable passage he an.
swered, spoken by Jesus himself, nd strk
insly illustrative Of his thorough acquii.-
lance with human nature. A man IT. ~ strike
you Mt first under Il mistake, or without M
tending any harm: and you ought not To
strike ba, k Immediately, but turn the other
cheek and give him an opportunity to ex lam
or, IT ne be in earnest, to repeat The offensa.
However,you neen not turn third time,
but II man strikes yon twice, then into h m
like thousand Of BRICK
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The Enquirer says that "New HatfYsh re is
all right on N. braska"! "The native State
of Franklin Pierce sustaiHs him aud The dem.
Ocratic pariy!"
New Hampshire is all right on Nebraska!
You are right once neighbor! New HamP-
shire sustains Frank in Pierce with v, n.
geance-it sustsins "A defeat for both-thars
the way it sustains them.
The Louisville Courier learns by the lates I
authority, that in one hundred and nine towns,
where Gen. Pierce recciyed over three thou
sand majr ity, his Iavcrite candidate Tor Gov.
ernor is beaten nine hundred aud Gig 'ty six
votes. In the same towns one hundred and
eleven wings and one hundred and six DEM
ocrats have been elected to the Legislature.
II our neighbor regards this kind OF "sus-
tanning the ADMINISTRATION" "al RICH" we
have hopes CT him yet.
New Hampshire will doubtless elect de m
ocratic Governor, and legislature, but the
democratic majorities will sustain the Presi.
Gent with an open rebuke.
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The Enquirer makes sort OF Guerrilla at
tack upon the resolutions adopted at the peo-
pies meeting at Apollo Hall against the Ne
braska Bill. The attack is quite as harmless,
and has as little argument, or force in 1t as
the futile attack made by the Enqurer's IKE
porter" at the meeting. The mountain la.
bored upon that occasion. in most excru-
eating effort. and as every body expected,
the mouse appeared. Its paternity will not
be doubted, by hundreds Of Democrats who
were present and witnessed the delivery Ut
the abortion speech.
We leave the mouse speech, and the res
olutions with the people Of all parties, who
were at the meeting, heard the resolutions
read and discussed, and then voted almost
unanimously for their adoption. flour neigh
Dor "courts further discussion" and is still
confident that "a l.rge majority Of this COM
munity is in favor of the Nebraska bill" why
not call public meeting of the people, and
take an expression, and wipe ost the opinion
that has gone abroad in relation to the char
ac,er of that meeting. Neither the Democ-
racy nor the Nebraska men, dare call public
meeting and take vote OF the PeoPl' upon
that subject. No sir-when you talk about
public meetings to them. they saint in."-
They caucus together and counsel their
friends to stay away from such places. You
dare not bring the bill before the people OF
this district, notwithstanding you claim ma
jority.
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H~y- Well, there is one man in this whole
community, who has dared openly and pub.
licly, speak in favor o: Denby's speech" at
the Nebraska meeting-and but one. That
man is the some DENLY" himself! His pre-
sumption has overcome his prudence his
impudence, his selfrespect-his vanity, his
decency. lie tells what he did in his speech
he proved this and he disproved thai--he
exposed and he answered, &c, &c. Bah!
Disgusting! lie only exposed his own ric.
u!ous ignorance, in u rambling school boy
speech which VAS unworthy even its author.
and that is consigning 1t to the Invest depth
Of nor sense. Ifthere be any one thing more
absurd than was the "spaech" itself, it is the
author publicly euogizing his effort in the
face Of the hundred. Who heard it. Spare Us
that, Dir. DENLY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-22

Mr.. Stephen r. Rowan, Of Shawneetown,
came up on the steamer Express her last trip
from New Orleans, with lot Of groceries,
He had four drafts in his possession, three of
$500 each, and one tor S4l2 20. He deposi.
ted these with the clerk. Just before arrv-
ing at Shawneetown, last Monday, he drew
the three $500 drafts from the clerk, which
were not endorsed, and lett the remaining one
wi h him till he arrived at Shawneet"wn, it
being endoi sed, and he having obtained 500
advance on it from the clerk. He had not
the drafts fifteen minutes in his possession.
before they were stolen, while he was at q
table fixing his accounts with the clerk
How they were stolr N he had no idea. The
three drafts were drawn by Mr.. p. Grayson.
cushier of the Banl of New Orleans, in favor
OF S. r Rowan, on the American Exchange
o nix, N York. They were dated March a.
1854, and each for $500 payable in 70 days
from date. They are entirely useless to the
thief, but some broker may be swindled in
cashing them. They were not endorsed, bu,
Mr. Kowan's signature may be counterfeted.
lie called on us yesterday and gave Us these
particulars to keep any one from purchasing
the drafts, as his name is we'll known in Ev-
ans lille, and they might b. bought on the
strength OF his name. Had the fourth draf,
not been with the clerk, it would have been
los, also.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-22

% In our jesting article yesterday rea.
tive to steamboat boiler establishments, " e
intentionally gave some offence to Mr. A.
T. Haney, proprietor of the new boiler estab-
lishment on First street. We assure Mr..
Haney that we greatly regret such "nuisan-
ces as his boiler a' tory are no more COM
mon in Evansville We only ihoueht, as we
still think, such factories should far as posi-.
bic be located away from neighborhoods oil
residences, but as he very properly remarked
to us, loca'e them where you will about
Evansville, they will soon be surrounded by
honses! This proves onr rapid growth. Mr..
II. has started an establishment very much
needed here, and We hope he will be well
sustained.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-22

A SAD CAsE.-The wife Of r. A. Smith,
the one hundred thousand dollars nail rob.
Der, arrested at New Haven, few days
since, is sister to the lat" Mrs Brady, who
was murdered at New Haven by fiend nam
ed Jennings. and who is TO be hung in July
next. On Wednesday. Mrs. Smith visited
the Jail to see her husband, where she found
the murderer of her own sister in one cell,
and ia another her husband, incarceraied Tor
mail robbery. This is trouble indeed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-22

March IL, man, caling his nam, James b
War and haling from Indianapolis, Ind.
was caught in the act Of enticing a slave t.
cross the river at Henierson to Indiana with
him, where he told the negro he had an ac-
complice To receive him, and money to put
him through Ito Canada.)
He vas lodged in Jail until Monday morn
ing. when he was tried before Judge Lim-
bert. and committed TO the il to avail, hi.
trial at the May session of the Henderson
circuit, court, in default OF bail in the sum o
1000.