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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-18
A. KURTZ,
IWTUOJ. EGAI.E AM RETNii. 4

w Mdnuts kinds OF Candies. Cakes. Cor
dIs Preserves Jees. First street. bet Main
and Locust Evansville. ini.
srOrd-r from families private parties Tor reles IN
his o bu attended the sh notice.
Fs-An ICE CREAM SALOON is fitted up the style.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-18
Observation-Disclosures

WE now turning out some Of the most complete
w Engines. aud other Machinery ever built in the
West and at Cincinnati prices ifnot lower. All persons
wanting anything in line, will find to their interest
to call and examine our work
mhl7 G.. d. EGGLESTON q co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-18
BUSINESS CARDS.

VoHN G.. DEyEREUX, JR., Wholesale and Ret1l
j dealer i'm Wall Paper. Fire Screens, Window oIlhds
Teasters Wrapping and aooing Paper LAMPS SonJ
;as etc &C. Main street, between First and second
Jas '' '' lauglG ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-18
HALL, DODDs * CO.'S
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THOMAS CONyNGTON.

HoRNBRook & CHURCHILL. AGENTS.
W Nater street, Evansville lad.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18
Penusylvania Election.

The follo wing are the majoritles Tor
Governor, Canal Commissioner, Judge
Ii the Supreme Court, and against the
|'fohibi,ory Liquor Law, given at the late
lection in Pennsylvania, according to
DC official re,urns:
/ For Governor james P,lloci, wig
&c., maj ,ri,y over BGler, dem, 37,Oo7.
Canal Commissioned Henry S. Mott
|lem.. majority over Goo, Da rsie, whig
|i90.743.
Judge Of the Supreme Court -Jcre.
Nah s. Back, dem, majority over
rhos. S Baird, know nothing, As, Al 4
\ Majority agains, a Prohibi,ary Law
s,l6s.
The total vote at the late election is
phc largvs, ever cast in Pennsylvania, OK
ecpt the vote for Presidea. in 1852; ami
Sc, 600 less votes were pollel Oh ,hs
liquor question than for Governor. Mus
Jour.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18


The Hollidaysburg (Pa Register pa
per which labored zealously through the
late campaign IN support of a Prohibitory
Liquor Law, gives the following true
picture upon leaning the issue in the
state.
Lost! Lost! ~
We ,eIegraphed the inquiry to Har-
risbury, few days ago, whether Proh-
bition was won or lost, and received in
reply the iaconc but heart saaddening
words, Lost! Lost Since then the re.
turns have come in that verify the unwel'
come and shameful truth. More votes
have been cast agains, Prohibition thar
for it. and in in tina. aspect it is Iost.--
And O! how many hearts will be wruna
by this announcement! How many wives
will wall it as dealh-knell to then
hopes. How many mothers will receive
i, as death.dooin 10 their sons! How
many sons and daughters; and sister:
AID brothers will regard it as cruel fla
pronounced against the most cherished
objects Of their hearts. And how many
poor drunkards will sink in despair be-
meath the terrible decision!
Lost! Lost! Fit words these, t.
tell OF the defeat Of a proposition to pro
hibit the traffic in intoxicating drinks
LIE. them ring in the ears Of those wh'
opposed the humane and holy cause; lie
them smi,e the consciences Of those wht
refused to lend their influence in its be
half; let them put to shame aud confusion
OF face the men claiming to be friend. o
the measure who folded their arms II
listless indifference, or for party consid
erations sealed their lips regarding it.
Lost. Lost Thousands upon thou
sands Of precious lives are lost by thi
loss of Prohibtory law. Immortal soul
are lost by it; and these, we verify be
lieve, will stand accusers at the bar o
God in the great day Of accounts agains
those by whose influence and votes th'
salvatory measure is lost. And who bn'
the Almighty can measure the amount o
love, Joy, and peace, and prosperity ant
worth and wisdom that are lost by tn
loss Of Prohibition Is it not wolu
loss!
But dark aad gloomy, heart sicken
ing and soul saddening as the result is
there is yet a CLEAN OF hope left; there i
vet ray of light stealing out to save u
from utter despair. Conclous that on
cause is Righteus one, we have the as
surance that 1T cannot die
"TRUrH CRUSHED To EARTH WILL RISE AGAIN
The eternal years Of God are hers;
Whist error, wounaedwrthes in pain,
And dies amid her worshippers."
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18

SUICIDE ron LovE.-A gentleman in.
forms us that Mr.. William Huling, o.
East Greenwich, in this State, committed
suicide on Monday OF last week, under
the following singular circumstances
He had been paying his attentions to a
young lady, and seeing her ride past with
another gentleman, and knowing that they
would soon return, he went and hung
himself upon an apple tree by the road.
side, in full view Of his lady and rival as
they passed. His age was % years
[ Woonsoeket OR. l. } Patriot.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18

Lrs- We have the p leasure Of an
nouneisg to our readers and the rest o.
mankind, that we have abdiea,ed the tri.
20 d, and don't intend hereafter to USE
any kind Of furniture with ri prefxed
for We suppose il nrans three-legged.
We have also got abave seating Our hon.
orabe SELF in aiy Old, rckety three-leg-
sei or our legged stool cane or splint
b,,om, broAea backed chairs, or any
thing Of the kiad. Oar extraordinary
feelings III this matter were brought or
by the presen'a,ioa ola handsome char
editorial which makes US feel quite arts.
tocra,ic. The donors were Messrs. 5. q
s. p. Stein, who have n few more left oil
the same sort, aud Of all other sorts, and
all SORTS Of furniture Of every sort, kind
and quality, which can be had al their Ia
tensiye Furnhure rooms, next door 10 J.
Lemn& Cos. store, Museatlne, Iowa.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18
Sabbath Convention.

Pursuant to notice, convention was
held at the NJ. Z. Church, in Upton, for
the purpose of pe,itioning the Legisla.
ture to pass law recognizing the chris
tan Sabbath.
On motion of Rev. J. T. Coleman, J. H.
Starr was called to the chair, and S.
Dewell appointed Secretary.
Prayerby Rev. ] T. Coleman
The object of the meeting having been
stated by the President, the Rev. G. D.
Porter presented memorial. which Oh
motion was adopted by the Convention
after which the following Resolutions
were offered, and after some discussion
adopted.
Isl. Resolrei, That the Sabbath is q
Divine institution, made for mans bene-
fit, and is of universal and perpetual oh,
legation.
ID. Resolpsi, That the right to keep
the Sabbath lies back OF human govern
ments and rests upon the very founda
ton Of government itself, namely, the
revealed will Of God, and the wants o.
the human family.
Sd. Resolcei, That the observance oil
the Sabbath as day of physical rest i:
demanded by the laws OF our nature, and
cannot be neglected without material in.
jury to the human family:
An Resolred, That the sanctifcatior
of the Sabbath is Indispensable to the pro.
motion OF good morals and religion in any
community.
9TH. RESOLVED, That il is the duty o
every State to enforce the observance 81
the Sabbath by legal enactmen,s 81 TEL
as is necessary, to protect christians il
their rights. and shield society from th,
evil effects Of lis desecration.
9Th. Resolved, Tia, the proceedings Of
this meeting be published In the Ceda
County Advertiser.
On motion adjourned.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18
Gbt Aobtrtistr.
WELLS SPICER, Editor.
~.~~, ~s>e-~~r~s- s~,> ~s--r~-e~r~~~ =
SATURDAY, NOV. Is, 1854.
A Sunday Law.

1t will be seen by reading the proceed
ings OF the Sunday Meeting, in another
column, that the people here ale deter
mined to do their might towards obtain-
ing law to enforce the observance OF the
Sabbath. We have always considered
this subject which vii! admit Of argu-
mea, on both sides, ana in this day aud
generation, a too ri-id law on this sub
iect becomes nudity, while a necessary
and an cxpoIiei, one will be enforced.
The following are the t,,inrs asked Ion
in the petition in circulation:
To prohibit OH tie Sabbath the loading
or unloading OF gools from steamboats,
wagons etc; the transportation Of goods
hunting, and other sports; and all kinds
Of labor which intcrtcres with the RIG ITS
OF others.
The last clause. !, will be observed, is
not sweeping one, but is limited &c
such labor as would interfere with the
rights of others, which by the Declaration
of independence includes life, liberty and
the pursuit of happiness this presents q
chance for nice distinctions. But if the
law passed does not interfere with the
righ,ful pursuit OF happiness Of any per.
son, then none ought to complain.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18

CAUSE.-THE aTrads" in the pro-
vince Of kwang-tung (Canton) have for
some time past been surprising villages,
towns and cities, plunderlng all within
their reach, and causing much misery.
Whenever attacked, however, they have
been easily dispersed by the military;
but at the last dates they had concentra-
ted a, the populous city Of Fatshan, which
they had taken, with the assistance oil
the rabble OF the town itself.
This even, caused SO much consterna-
ton among the wealthy people of the city
and vicinity, and even in the city OF Can
ton itself, that hundreds of them were
leaving for Macao and other places OF
safety. One snip had been laden al
Canton and sent TO Hong Kong with five
lacs oil treasure and great number oil
Chinese. On the riyer, also, piracy ex-
isted to an extent hitherto unknown, pro.
missing speedily to put an entire stop to
trade, Even tue Hong Kong harbor
boats are afraid to 60 outside Of port, and
boatmem cannot be procured TO hazard
their lives in carrying despa tches. The
parties in possession OF the city OF Fats
ham, known as the Red Arm band, threat.
en- to sack at.S burn the place unless a
ransom oil 10000 taels be promptly paid
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of specia execution to me direc
u ted, issued out OF the Clerks Office Of the dis
trio, court, in and for the county at Cedar and
State Of Iowa, in favor Of Guy Tracey aud n
rainst William Walker George Walker and
Daniel w. Walker. I have levied upon the
north east quarter Il the north east quarter and
and the south bali of the north east quarter Of
section No. thirty two (32) and the south half
Of the north east quarter and the north east a..
of the north east or. of section No. thirty fous
Gay all in township. No; eighty two (s2l Rang:
one I) st p. NJ. all in Cedar county, and
shall Off the same for sale at public outcry on
the 9th day of December A. d. 1854 at the
Court house door in said county, between the
hours Of 9 O'Clock A. M and 4 O'clock P. M. OF
said day, to satisfy said execution and costs that
NAV accrue thereon.
JOHN H. BIRELY, Sheriff.
u:.tan Nov 1lth nd
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18
A STARTLING STATEMENT Il

A STARTLING STATEMENT Last
Sabbath evening the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher delivered a sermon on the recen,
disaster to the Steamer .frctic, and in
the course Of his remarks he stated upon
the authority Of individuals deeply inter-
ested, that during the past twelvenon,hs
more than four thousand American yes
sells including those on the lakes and riv-
ers, have been lost. During the same
length Of time, the number Of vessels los,
Throughout, the whole world was ten thou.
sa"d Up to the year 1850, the aver
age number Of vessels lost all over the
world, averaged 5000 year. The a.
mount OF insurance paid by the l,farine
Insurance Companies in New York, las,
year amounted TO twelve millions. The
loss on land, by railroads and otherwise,
amounted to eighteen millions, making
the total loss by sea and land, to be thr-
IL millions Of doilars!
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18
p,zhKc Notice!

Al persons having employed a. d. Graham
"A as Deputy Surveyor Of this county and fro
whom said 5. d. Graham has performed servi-
ces as such deputy and who are dissatisfied
" ith his work and have reason to believe his
SURVEYS to be incorrect, are hereby notified, II
thev desire his surAeys to be corrected, they
must give notice to me on or before the Goth
dav OF November, A. ID. 1854.
Complaints having been made to me OF the
as nv deputy. all persons having employed hun
as such will confer favor upon me BY inform
inc me of the amounts of money paid him for
surveying on or before the day above mention
cd SAMUEL DEWELL,
Countv surveyor nay
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18
THAT BIC CHEsE.-A cheese weigh

THAT BIC CHIsE.-A cheese weigh
ing near 400 POUNDS was exhibited a, our
county fair, which met recently, made by
Oliver Mills, living few niles North OF
this city, and while there on exhibition
was purchased by some dozen devoted
political friends OF the recently elected
Governor, and atthe State Fair last week
was presented to him. We presume thai
the Gov. will now have little need Of 9
dairy for some time to come, and conse.
quently can give more attention to rails
ing Shanghais to which business, he has
given much OF his time for the last two
years. For. Madison Plain Dealer.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18
LEGAL NOTICE.
Mr.. John Gdrrotc !:

Mr.. John GdrrOW:
YOU will take notice, that al the September
/ term of the District court in and for the
county Of Cedar and State Of Iowa, in GER
tain action therein pending, wherein Wells Spi-
Ger was plaintiff and John Garrow and lot No.
7. in block No. IL, in the to~n Il Upton in
said county, defendants. said plaintiff recovered
a judgement Of one dollar and twenty nine
cents against defendants AZ money due f. tax
cs. costs and int, rest paid by plaintiff on said
LOT NJ. 7. as aforesaid, togeth' with costs
suits. and il Was then and Il ere ordered de-
creed and adjudyed BY said court, that defend
ent. John Carlow. have furth r I me 10 redeem
sad i,t No. 7, to wit until the lst day Of Jan
uary. A. ID 1855, and that notice Their, II be
given in the Cedar County AdveI tisrr, AMI that
unless said lot be redeemed the tile Of said
D amt II will become absolute
Therefore unless you redeem sal lot on or
before said day as above mention e., as decrecd
| ny said court H. the premises AMI ray said A.
mount as decrecd by the Court together with
cess of suit accrued thereon, tie title If SAID
| plaintiff will become absolute and your right Of
retention will be forever barred aId fore
closed. and the deed given said rairtif by tie
| Treasurer Of said county viii become un-c,n
,iitionai and in fee simple.
J. w CATTELL,
| Clerk Dist court, Cedar CO., Iowa. --ni9.ii
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18


THE"ELEcrRIcAL Moron Destroy
ED BY MoB.-A letter from John M
Spear, published in the Spiritual Tele-
graph, contains the following information
concerning the destruction Of the machine
built at Lynn, which was represented by
its friends to be endowed with life, and
was styled by some persons "new Saw
ior."
From the hour that il became publicly
known that the Association of Electrici-
sers had undertaken to introduce TO the
inhabitants of this earth a rev motive
power, the press and the pulpit have as
sailed, ridiculed, and misrepresented it,
until public sentiment has been gener-
ated which encouraged the mob to assail
and destroy it. 1t was moved, as you
know, TO Randolph, N. Y. tina. j, might
lave the advantages Of that lofty elec,ri'
cal position. A temporary luilding wu'
erected to shelter it. Into that, under
tie cover Of the night, the mob entered
tore out III. heart of the mechanism. tram.
pied beneath their feet, and scattered il
10 tie four winds.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18

Late adyices from the Sand sich Isl.
ands states that no new movement IN the
annexation negotiation hal taken place
since last accounts. The government is
awaiting the action Of the United States
administration upon the treaty sent 10
Washington. Mr.. Gregg our eon'nls-
sioner has been laid up with an attack
similar to the Panama fever. t. waich all
strangers are liable at the Islands, bu
hi recovered su II :iently to be out.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18

MoNoPoLzrHG THE SAD NEws.-The
Herald, we understand, paid the captain
ofthe pilot boat who brought the news d
the loss of the Arctic, $500, and after
getting him in the office, locked all the
building not allowing any one 70 pass out
or in aneil 5 o clock, when the paper
W. worked of. The other morning
iourn9s went off in the same mail with
the Herald, ignorant of the awful calam.
i,y. This may be all right, in business
point Of view; but how q man can have the
heart to speculate in such awful tldlngs,
is something we do not understand "
Y. Evening Mirror.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18
The Cincinnati Gazette saws tina.

The Cincinnati Gazette says that on
Saturday last the proprietor Of the S,rub
House in Rossyilie, bet twenty dollars
with another man that he could drink the
most uhlskey. The two commenced
drinking. and Strub drank gallon and
hall Of raw whiskey. He was rolling on
the door when he drank the last draugh,
an died thereafter in abou, fifteen min.
utes.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18
Arrest of VIM. n. hrrisOn.

Our citizens we're startled yesterday
morning by the announcement OF the arr
rest. in this city, Of VIM Henry Arrison,.
of Internal machine notoricty, by Mayor
Snellbaker, Chief OF Police Hoke, and
Deputy Marshal Lee, Of Cincinnati.
Our readers will remember that in
June last the whole country was shocked
by the dabolical murder of Mr.. and Mrs.
Allison, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, by means
of an explosive machine, sent to their
rooms in the Marine Hospital. Circum-
stances strongly pointed on, VIM. Arri-
son as the murderer. Some months since
he was reported to be in the southern part
Of this State, and it has been supposed
for sometime lLat he was secreted some-
where in Iowa. .....
In appears that for near three months
past he has been resid ing in this city, un-
der the name of G. w. Willis. On the
10Th of Angus. last he came in town, and
registered his name at the Oglive House
as G. w. Willis, of Iowa City. On the
18th Of tina, month, he went into the en-
ploy Of Mr.. John B. Dougherty, drug
gis., Of this city, as clerk in his establish
men,, and represented to Mr.. D. tn at he
was from ST. Louis. Not the least sus-
picion was ever entertained by his en-
ployer that he was other than what he
repre- scented himself.
The cue that led to his arrest was
this: A short time since, he mailed a
letter here directed to G. P. Willard
Cincinnati. This letter, by mistake, was
received by man named o. P. Willard
of tina, city. Its contents were such as
to show that the writer was none Other
than the infamous Arrison. 1t was hand.
ed over to the proper authorities. Anc
on Monday last, the officers above men
toned left Cincinnati, arriving here OF
Tuesday eve ming. Early yesterday NOR
ming, on complaint of Mr.. Hoke, +
Klein, Esq, Of this city, issued war
ran, for the arrest Of Arrison alias Viii
lis. for the murder of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
|lison. He was arrested by Sheriff Nc
Cloud, of this county, and taken before
the Magistrate. No examination wa
had, but the prisoner, after some demur
ring, expressed his willingness TO accom-
pany the officers to Cincinnati, and the.
wen, up the river with him, on the Me
Kee, a, IL A. NJ. yesterday. Will
before the magistrate he denied his iden
ity, but several times answered TO thu
name OF Arrison, when so addressed b,
the officers,
In the prisoners possession were foun'
some books aud hat box, from which
written name had evidently been ehaced
and the name of c.. w. Willis substl
tu,ed. In one book, found III trunk be
longing to him, was the name WIN. II
!Arrison In full. He has lately excrte'
the curiosity OF his employer, Mr.. Dough
erty, by the frequency with which be ha
sent and received telegraphc dispatches
When questioned upon this subject, h
stated that lie had sui, now pending II
Cincinnati for cain oil two hundret
dollars against the Marine Hospital, 10
services rendered by him as steward SOM
time ago. The prisoners manner, a
he was taken on board the Mckee, DO
traved considerable excitement. Ii be b.
really the guilty man that he is sappos
+ ed, we trust his punishment will be cqua
TO his crime.-.Mus. Enquirer.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18
From the Democratic Press

From the Democratic Press.
IL ILLINOIS ELECTION. only returns
we have received of the election in I'LL.
nois last Tuesday, is the following from
| the Rock Island Republican:
i We have received returns from all the
precincts in our county but Cordova, II.
hnois City and Drury. The majority
are as follows:
Miller over Moore 2ll
Turner +" Woodwork AZ
Blackwell IS
Lee Weber ola
Gorton /" Gates 25S
Patterson over Moore 226
4 Mayo has 81 votes. Wells has 1873
votes, Tho other three precincts will
not vary the result much.
From Henry county the reports are
! no, favorable for the democracy and there
is but little doubt Of the election Of Lee.
\ DETROIT, Nov. 2.
City Of Detroi,-lst Ward, SIS majority
for Bingham, { Rep) for Governor. l25
majority for Howard, (Rep) for Con-
gress-
Sd Ward-72 majority for Bingham,
100 do for Howard.
Sd :Ward-35 majority for Barry,
(Dem1 for Governor,
4,h Ward-l66 for Barry, l6s for
Stuart, (Dem) for Congress,
5th Ward-lO4 for Bingham.
9Th Ward-25S for Bingham.
9TH Ward-59 for Barry, AZ Stuart.
Two towns in Wayne Co. give 22i
for Barry and n Stewart.
Later.
! Whole city heard from gives Bingham
for Governor 80 majority. Howard, for
Congress 337 majority.
Yrsl- I'll, Nov. 2.
Bmgham's majority l5s. H,ward's
majority 203.
Niles, Mich, Nov z.
Observation-Disclosures, for Cover.
nor, has los majority. Walbridge, for
Congress, I5l majority.
CoLDwArER, Mic H., Nov Z.
Walbridge's majority, $50.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18

The repeal of the usury laws IN drea'
Britain was accomplished at the recent
session Of parliament. The act BY which
this vas effected is knoy as csi. ", and
II and Is Victoria, and is now IN opera
ton II is now lawful in Great Britain
10 loan money at any rate Of interest and
on any description Of property, eithe'
real estate or otherwise.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18
Estray Mare.

TAKEN UP, by Samuel A. Harry,
Of Centre township. Cedar county. l,.wa, on
the 4th day Of No, ember, 1854 an es,ra, black
mare, with star in her forehead, both hind fest
white abo,e the pasterns, che foot shod before
and one behind, her right fore foot has been
hurt at the top Of The heof and is enlarged
She is supposed 10 be over twelve years old,
and about fifteen and half hands high Ap-
pr aised at thirty dollars.
certify the foregoing TO lea true desclip-
ton taken from my Estray Book
Nov 3. 1881. j. w. GATTELL,
| Clerk Dist court Of Cedar CO. Iowa
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-18
Verdict for Whipping a Young
Woman.

At Poughkeepsie, ;. Y, lew days
since, a school teacher was tried Tor cruel
Iy whipping female pupil. was seven.
teen years of age. The judge charged
the jury tina, the teacher stood in the
place of parent, and had right to cor
rect a pupil, but in so doing mus. exhibit
parents feeling, and, if he exceeded
what was necessary to preserve order, he
was liable for assault and battery. he
further charged that the means used to
preserve order should be adapted to the
sex, age and habits of pupil. 'and left II
to the jury to say whether any possible
circumstance warrants man whether
teacher or not, in laying his hands in vlo'
lence or anger on a grown up girl. -
The jury found verde. against thu
teacher for the sum Of 1886. Buriing
ton Grzeite.