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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-26

Stat. OF New.Yot a:-Statement Of the whole number
votes siven Tor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at General
Fctop the said state the seventh day OF Novem
her 10 The year 1854 wherein the several Counties In which
The said votes were sven distinguished
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-26

State Of Nes.Y -SsteDent of the whole urber Of
votes sven for REPRESENTATIVES in the Thirty Third
Cens ULeo states in the rweh and Twenty Sec
ono Conuesebs Disres 10 FL the vacancy In the former
caused BY Of the Honorable Onb. Dean sod
the vacancy the later caused By the resignation Of the Hon
osbe Gent Smith wherein The several o1nties snd Districts
In hieh the said giyen dlstiDs ashed;
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04

6TThe Enquirer man makes a request
of"some friend at every precinct in the Dis
trict to send him the returns as soon as they
can be procured" and concludes his request
as follows: Send in your returns-pe are the
only daily in the District. If our neighbor
means himself. personally, when he says
ave are the only daily in the District" we
shall not take issue with him, but if he means
tia, Douglass paper which he publishes,
we must beg to be INDUCED in saying 10 the
people of the District that the Evansville
Journal, daily of nearly six years standing,
Is yet continued as such-and is a better
paper in our opinion, than the editor of the
Enquirer can make.
lie may be Daily himself; we should
rather think he was; but we have also heard
rumor about town that he was a Weally
too.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04
OCTOBER. ELECTION.

Mr.. EDIroR:-Y0u will please name as can
a1e for The oass Of Asse.I Of Pigeon the en-
Mr.: SANDERS Sir-Please my name as Candi-
tober election. sepZ7 JOHN TRIBE.
Mr.. SASpERs;-Please announce ny name Candidate
for Circuit Court Prosecuting Attorney First Judicial Car
sep26 NAT USHER.
Ma. sAyprns:-You win please announce my name
candidate for the oee Prosecuting Attorney for the "a Ju-
dieia District Court. sep25 Ii. z. KIGER.
NJ. sASpERs:-Please announce my a Candidate
SUM 0s.5ber or soSIt 81 5s en-
We authorized announce the name fHoRACE PLU-
a, ,te for 'torney in this the
judicial Circuit at the ensuing October election se'
We authorized announce GEO. ". TODD caadi-
date tor District Attorney Court Of Common Pleas
me t. Of the C.a1sis; Of 'Anderbursh and
Mr.. SASDERs.-You will please announce my name as
Candidate election the Othee of Assessor CT Pigeon
sepIs' JOHN j. MARLETTE
Mr. EprroR--PIsase announce the name Of L. D. GREAT-
HOUSE candidate the represent the
counties OF ey and Fandefbursh. seplss
Mr. EDIroE- You will please the Of L.
Circuit At the ensuing election.
sepi5'
MR A. III. SASDRRs-Sir: Please announce nv name as
candidate Treasurer Of yanderb4h County October
election. sepi5 JOHN BURTIS.
A. H. SANDERS Esqsm: The undersigned desires an
nounee himself candidate the ensuing October election.
for Representative oil vanderhursh the Indiana
NeneIal ASstlHtiy. hes peetNily.
seps- C. W HARDIN
MR. SiNDERs:-Please announce my a candidate
for the Office Of Sheriff OF Nanderburgh County, the ensuing
YOcsOi election.
seP6-te JOHN S. TERRY.
Ma SASDERs;--You W II please my
Tor re-clectiOn 70 th- Pigeon
township. AZ the ensuing October election.
sep5 WN WARREN
81 We are authorized to announce JOHN WALSHasa
Tor to the OF County Treasurer
she oe'ober election. sept
MR. A. II. SANDERS
Sk:-i GU VIII please announce Inierendent
Can date to Represent the County Nandrhurgh
sisatnre am pnta knOw-Nothing nett her do expect
10 be- wish to assert my rights as
tiers IN this being this county ,or tssuty
all augI5.te WN II 9TES "
A IL SANDERS, Esq-NOu will please my us me
as candidate tor re- election the Office Van
dertnrgh County. at the ensuing October election.
aagi John : GAyrTT
Es We authorized to Iglehart as can
idase tor election the Office ofJudxs
mmon Pleas for the Di'trie composed counties of
roufgh and arriek, at the ensuing October election
eylj
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04
Oct. 2, 1854.

A CANDID PoLrTIcIAN.-James w. T.
McCallister, of Philadelphia, declines being
candidate for the Legislature on the
ground that the per diem is too small and
adds:
"As my notions Of honor and honesty
would deprive me OF the principle revenue of
Legislators, Ito wit, bribery,) should re-
ceive but three dollars per day, for the three
hundred days. and the very questionable hon
or of being Pennsylvania legisiator-a title
which, (if the press of this city is to be be-
lieved is synonymous with william"
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The meeting then adjourned.
NATHAN ROWLEY, Chairman.
JOHN f. MABrIS, Sec'y.

AN EDITOR SODA piece Of poetry, pur-
porting to have been written by lady, was
published in the st. Louis Herald few days
since, which proves an acrostic. The frst
letters OF the lines compose the sentence
"Some editors are asses" 1t seems that
young gentleman, Of some poetical genius,
sent contribution to the Herald, the receipt
of which was acknowledged in line or two,
the editor stating, however, that he was bet
ter pleased with first perusa than a second.
that the writer was guilty of a
plagiarism. In revenge, the same writer
wrote the acrostlt, which was published
with complimentary and tia,:ering endorse
ment.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04
ITEMS FROM CAD!..-BY NOSE,
CAIRO. III Sensean. 1874

NAiao, III Sepse1Sn:, 1854.
W Wei, sir, since LIST wfotysy you, the
i''ihoIs Central RAILROADS. been Temporal
iiy "hxed" into Caro-. The locomotive,
struggling along desersely in front of
dozen rock cars Perfons daily pilgrimages
into town, and remain long enough to whis.
'in' ring the bell, dun off a coop of chick.
ens' and throws hot w.r on crowds of curl.
Gus ooys'"cuts dirt" d travels out again.
"A Railroad is greshing, sir, immens
iy great. Beats turnps, rivals big rivers,
makes land holders che up their heads up ;"
snd every body about itever and prosper.
Gus. Such is the effect our Railroad any.
how.
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NOSE.
Arrest of 4 nd rev Findiey and William
hissane.

Arrest of Andrew Eindiey and WILLIE m
AiSsane.
The Cincinnati Commercial of the 18th
instant states that Mr.. James CJie, father
in-law of And. Findlay, received a tele-
graphic despatch from that individual, on the
day previous, dated New York, and stating
that he was under arrest-also that the city
Marshal OF New York would arrive there
Immediately with a requisition for VIM. Kis-
sane, and requesting his F's wife to come
on to New York with that officer. Fndley Is
charge with being an accessory of Kissane
in the late heavy forgeries on the Con-
tinental Bank, and is said 20 be the individ-
ual who, disguised as drover, presented the
check and drew the money.
The arrests of both Kissane and F;ndley
have been made in consequence of some ~
formation received by Marshel Rutfin, few
weeks since, from Mitchell, who FIndley
swore. at a recent trial. was the perpetrator
of one of the iorgeries of which Kissane
had been accused.
Mitchell stated to Mr.. Ruffin that over
lures had been made to him by Kssane aud
Findley, to present these checks, and that
they had offered him a remuneration of ST..
600 for his services. This, together with the
fact that both Kssane and Finday were in
New York City about the time of the forgery
and that, on the day following the presen-
tatio n of the check, Findlav left that city for
Cincinnati was deemed sufficient to weren't
their arrest.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04

eide upon or dictate your course of action.
They will tell you that the Democracy Of
Maine, New Hampshire, Iowa and Missouri
and elsewhere, who repudiate the Nebraska
fraud andits authors, are all Abolitionists,
Know Nothings and Methodist preachers
alias 'itinerent Tc.abonds." and upos
you to abuse and denounce md Willy them,
Unfortunately, with the same low, vile
and contemplate slang, which they have
themselves decended to in the desperation
O ( their hopeless cause.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04

OF We learn from the pilots of the ILL
fa;ed steamer Malta, which sunk few days
ago at Hurricane Island, near Elizabeth
town, KY, that in their opinion rot less
than thirty iires 'oere lost by drowning. Only
four bodies had been recovered up to the
time of their leaving the wreck on Monday
All the freight is more or less damaged. The
pilots say that the accident was entirely I'M
avoidabie on their part, and we have not as
yet learned anything to the contrary.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04
For the Evansville Journal.
To the voters OfVanderbar.h and Pc
sey Counties.

=
sey Counties.
At meeting in Evansville, held on the
evening of the 18th Of Sept, at which was
introduced to the people rs candidate
for State Senate, | addressed few
words to the people concerning my own
views upon some of the leading topics OF
State and National policy. In reference to
temperance, said | was not in favor of the
Maine Liquor Law, but | was in favor OF
good juiicioas, constitutional, temperance
reform or law, to suppress the evil of in
temperance. Thought it necessary at that
time to express myself upon the subject to let
the people know that was temperate man.
| did not say, nor even hint such a
thing, that | was in favor of Legislation
upon the subject, without large majority
of the people, instruction. II | should have
the honor of being elected as your repre-
sentative in the State Senate, | shall feel
myself bound to go for the especial interest
of the people whom | represent, nor would
be in favor of Legislation upon the subject
of temperance, without the advice or in
structions OF lerge portion of my consttu-
ents. | am not in favor of any man TAX
ing the responsibility upon himself of Legis-
lating upon so Important matter, without
first knowing the wish Of the peope.
L. d. GREATHOUSE.
Oct. 2, 1854.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04

hFA furious bull wifi COUNT be pur-
suaded to subscribe to ihso,ion that "dis-
erection is the better part ovalor," cam bell
lowing down the RailrotG the other day,
spinal continuation high 10 air and head
deiyingly low to butt the oonotive. The
Engineer stopped the trail ,nl Grove him
oil. Next day at the same line and place,
appeared his bullship agan. With giant
Plunges he met the train an-,o saw the
least, was smashed into rathea badly shaped
bull. He lies now, few mrs out of town.
convincing evidence that secretion is the
better part of valor" whetheoulls believe it
or not.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04

10 The New York Sun was recently
printed on paper imported from France,
which it says was of better quality than is
usually used, and that, after paying 80 per
cent. duty, three per cent. additional charges
cost of carriage, insurance, &C., it costs 10
more than the paper used by the publishers
in this county.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04

TURTLE SoUP.--Jlm Carter requests US to
say to his numerous friends that he will have
better turtle soup to-day at 10 O'Clock, than
he has ever served up before. There has
been a new invention discovered lately by
which he is enabled to do this, and if you
go down, there Jim will tell you what i is.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04
RaiIrOa Il Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Evansville and Charlottesville Rail.
road Co., for the purpose of elccting Drec.
tors, and transacting such other business as
might be presented, was held pursuant to
public notice, at the Court House, i'm this
city, on Monday End inst.
The meeting was organized by appointing
Nathan Rowley, Esq, chairman, and John
E. Martin secretary.
The meeting then proceeded to the cleo
ton Of Directors under the inspection of
three stockholders, and at the close of the
polls on counting the votes cast, the follow
ing named gentlemen were found to be duly
elected by an almost unanimous vote. viz:
Geo. w. RathbOne, Evansville.
NJ. w. Foster, ;,
John Ingle, Jr.. /,
Jas. Laughlin. Jr, a,
Hon. Sam'I Hall, Princeton.
WIN. Burtch, Vncennes.
J. w. III addox,
Joshua sop, Carlisle.
A. Carrot, ,
Chauncey Rose. Terre Haute.
w. ID. Griswold, :,
Geo. X. Steel, Rockville.
A. NJ. Puett, 4,
All the above except Mr.. Garrett being
members of the old Board.
After the above result was declared. the
President Judge Hall being absent, and the
annual report not in readiness, Mr.. Griswold
made averbal report of the condition of the
line, more particularly in relation to the Sec
ond division, (from Vincennes to Terre
Haute) which had been for the past year
under his more immediate superintendent.
After which series of resolutions, confirm.
ng certain acts and proceedings of the
Board, and authorizing the performance of
other acts proposed by them, were unanim.
ously adopted.
Mr.. ingle then offered the following reso-
luton, which was unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That the thanks of the stock.
holders be rendered to Judge Hall, the retr-
ng President of the road, for his long, ardu.
Jus and faithful services to the road, AMI that
re carries with him our confidence and high |
esteem.
The meeting then adjourned.
NATHAN ROWLEY, Chairman.
JOHN f.. MABrIY, Sec'y
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04

o. At meeting of the Board of Direc
tors of the g. G.. r. R. Co. on Monday
evening last, the following gentlemen were
unanimously elected officers for the ensuing
year:
President, w. D. GRIswoLp.
Sec'y and Treasurer, ]. E. MARTIN.
Superintendent, ]. ]. DANIELS.
Chief Engineer, VIM. ]. BALL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04
MARIN z CO., AGENTS
APPOINTED STATE MIDLAND
FOR The SALE OF TICKETS IN THE
- STATE LOTTERIES

TUX VJFUBEE.
Payment of Prizes GRdraateed by the State
M solicit your attention 20 the following Lotteries 70
w he drawn this month It interest to ll :,
many prizes possible. shall that lies in our
you Of the largest if you will permit Us 10
have the OPpnrtanty Last month prizes
different parts of the
co. s2S go. ;2JoO $1,000 $500 &c and expect the
ensuing month wl equally fortunate as the last ANY
inform desired be obtained by ressing
q. MARIN CO d, Baltimore Md
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04
yAIUARI.E FARM FOR SAL

N He above ISL acres so in he
Bottom. which there 80 cultivation.
ithas Orchard choice tall and winter ppls Cher
is wa-red by several failing springs and
branche sufficient Tor large stock besides the River the
timber quality having been taken or Said
Farm is about "a miles south from New Harmony
bank abash Rive Posey County. Ind. IL Is
good wood yard. Ferry is kept here from
tn Illinois side and is healthy place the Nalah
River Also LOT Horses. Corn Oao Farm
ing utensils. &c.
will be sold private sale at low price for
ssp25-4w GlLLERT SCHNER.
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~ The following dialogue between n
citizen Of Cairo ard Maine law lecturer,
who visited the place to lecture the people,
aPtly illustrates the state of our society:
Lecturer.-"I am here from Connecticut.
and | expected to find due notice given of
my intention to lecture on the Maine law
question tonight
Cairote.-"O h-hoo."
L.-"No such notice has been given be.
lieve. We'll, have you a school house in the
place."
C.-"Oo--hoo."
L.-"What branches are taughtw
C.-"Spellin' and learnin'."
Unsatisfactory, very. How often do
you have preaching among you.''
C.-"Twice ayear sometime, may be-"
L.-"How do the people here feel on the
subject of prohbitory liquor law!
C.-"Well, stranger, I'll tell you just
'zactly how they feel on that subject. They
feel that if their appetite Graves dram or so,
they are and ought to be, at liberty to take
II, and that they'd fight aginst any law as
would pretend to say you can't have it. Now
We all know how to take care of ourselves,
know. how to make our own laws, and exc
cute 'em, and to tell you the truth, we have
not got too much good will for any Teller
who says we don't. Now as bein' who is
friendly to human nature, l advise you to 90
back to Connecticut, tend to your own busi-
ness, and let us tend to our'n. Twelve dol
lars month don't pay you well for telling
US Suckers" what kind of laws we ought
to have and what kind we ought'nt, so you'd
better go back think, and get at something
more profitable.
p. She didn't lecture.
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SP Il CIAL NOTICES.
GlORIOIs STls,ysu

WITH the hot, suitry atmosphere the
vegetation OF the orands and the deep valleys
OF che rivers OF the
burning drinks the aud the ceeayiug plants
of noxois and poisonous vapoIs
produce Yellow anndiee the stomach and
Bowels. Darrhee dsep Agae Fever Bilious ces
TyphUs Feyers. Under these
should make free of DR BKUcE INDIAN YEGETABLE
PA>ACEA Ii cleanse he how the
blood aud restore health col
umn OF this pepper.
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Now, sir, having nearly cracked my back
writing at such length, and effectualy des-
troyed the readers patience by the same
means, allow me to subscribe myself. yours,
darkly and with condescension,
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DIED,

In this city on the evening 9Th ult FRANK F..
FAINT chilli ol l.. A. and Nate Corttt.
louisville papers please eopyO
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NOTICE

Members ~ Temple Honor Lyman Beecher Division.
OF t.. requesd To Ten perance Hall
day evening the 25h aud Friday evening the 2 Of Ser
3 o'cee business of importance is hand BY
order OF Committee. CiiAS. L. BRoUGHTON. see'y.
SEM
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04

OF One thousand laborers will be en-
ployed this fall and winter on the Cairo lev
ees. 1t is the intention of the railroad COM
pany to al once use every exerlon to per-
manently protect the place from overflow.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04

GA man named Whey Kincaf, former
~ OF Cleves, Ohio, but now residing in this
county, terminated his existence recently,
by casting himself from the top of his barn
upon pile Of timber. No Satisfactory rea.
son Tor this suicide can be gained. He was
an intelligent gentleman, of some political
genius, and has never been suspected of the
slightest mental observation BY his most in.
innate friends.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04

SUNDAY -Sometimesince tho
dry goods merchants Of this pce agreed
that their stores should be closeda SUNDAY.
This was regarded as pous resolution On
all sides. Indeed we esteemed it nd impor.
tant step towards moralizing on place.
But circumstances" seemed 10 forbid its
continuance; SO now, as of old, W have bus
mess houses continually open on the Sab
bath, thronged with all kinds of ustomers,
and, | need scarcely add, presenting a pic
ture the Hottentot should be ASHAMED of.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04

0TWe Cairoites have nothiy to eat
We are starving people. No flit, potatoes,
butter nor eggs, nothing but fur and beef
Now if our philosophy should 81 US such
fare would not keep US up. w have pro-
vision stores. to-be-sure, but wat do they
amount to! Visit one with bast and big
expectations, and you will be to find a
great greasy lubber behind lite box coun.
ter, who informs you that the rec empty
crooks on the shelves above himdid, mo-
ment before, contain the besi buer and eggs
he had seen in market. Go TO aother and
you will probably 'rous- from slep, "rous-
ing" Du' ch-woman who has noting in store
but on ions, and SO on adj infaiiun Now sir.
il the strain" don't bring US soothing to.
morrow We'll be on the "Ifl" ceain.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04

IL There is general pa in this coun-
try on account of the univer4 failure oe the
corn crop. Whisky will beo outrageous
ly high that poor families me1s can't reach
it. AS consequence we apehend much
suffering.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04
LANDS sUDJECTTO ENIRy.

TtHE EXPIRED allowed the
to subscribers IN the Evansville Indianapolis Cleve
land Straight Line Railroad redeem their lands aud
n"tce hereby haI tire unreaeem-d lands lo
subscribed subject Office of the Company
In aPos. These lands aid lots
pany cash Taaton upon eatn and be entered At
payable cash. the balance
equal tsllmen with The lots lie cities
Evansville aud the Ian counties Of
Randolph Marion. CLAW Morgan. Johnson Monrve oreene
MARTIN. Davisss Pike Wa rriek G%on and yande-burgh
The Company still taking real
at ca h value, subscription. JAMES GREENE.
sepZ1-iw Treasured.
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DROWN D0NESTiCs.-a00h bales different brands; -
ID bales island Cotton 100 bales 0snaberg Cotton;
bales brown Drilling 50 aes blue Drilling snd
sale by JAMES Low x CO.
SEPT us Maia e.. Louisville. Ky.
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P. She didn't lecture.

~ Isaw an Evansvilian here the other
day, suffering dresdfully with the hic.cups.
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STATE or INDIANA.
VASDRRBrRGH CorSTy ( %.


Jacob LunkeRhemer Clerk of Eanierburvh Circuit
Court do hereby certify the Sheriff Of Vandrbursh
" that at The General Election be held the usual places
holding elections IN said the second Tuesday in
October ext the oowing State County and Township en-
the be elected. yix
One Judge ofthe supreme Court
One Secretary OF
One Treasurer o. State,
One Auditor of State.
One SuperiBsendeBt o. Public
One Nemcer OF the Lo House Of Congress.
One State senator.
Upe Representative 10 the General Assembly.
Oae yudSe 90 the Third Judicial Circuit.
One Prosecuting said District.
One judge o. the tourt Of Comron Pleas District
ed ~ yantertU rgh and WsTrick y
One Prosecuting Attorney forssid District.
Doe County COmmissioDer.
One Coroner for fanderbUrss county.
Ore Sheur .. :"
Tr.
Doe Courty surveyor.
One Assessor each Towrsfir
M my hand AID the Seal Of said court IT thu
LIS City of Evansville. tins the 18th day Ssptsnber
A ID. 1854
sep2I tie JACOB LUNKENHEMER. G. V &C.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04

A SAD ScEYE.-A sad scene is fresh in
my memory. Years will not efface it. A
few days since family consisting of faith
er, mother, little girl and boy, were hustled
from steamer here, because their means
were insufficient to carry them to their des-
iination. They were perfectly destitute of
food, scant of clothing, and all, with the ex-
ception of the little boy, quite unable, from
long sickness, to help themselves. As night
approa ched, they spread down few filthy
bed clothes upon the bare ground, and sup
PEERLESS, yet hungry, sought repose. That
night, there on the naked earth, the mother
died, claspng TO the breast and blessing her,
the infant girl. Next day solitary OK cart
bearing rude coffin, followed only by frai
sickly man, visited our cemetery. Tha, rude
box and Its holy contents, were there deposit
ed-the husband strewed the grave with
tears wrung from crushed heart, and, re-
turning to his motheress flo ok, soon passed
from amongst US, we know not wither.