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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-25
FAMILY GROCERY.

FAMILY GROCERY
Ih1td Al, in r, scent Bank Buii6iuss.
vNILLiAM CALUN ELL has Just OPENED a Family C;yo.
w Gerry eth" above loc tion. ~hre be sill keep
on hand large stock of Fresh Groceries sneh AS Coffee
Spices &c. in fact everything required nv
'amies lie wi always keep on han good articles sell
81 me lowest prices He invites the
families and old friends and the public generally oes
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-25

tULHU KN & HEKNHBkKGEk have now omen for . =
~ animation large stock of rouse FURNISHING Goods
sstny OF Three Ply Ingram priced Carpe,s
and Hall Carpets various patterns and qualities Far Oil
cloths lror to Us feet wide Satin LANES Wor.ed
Cotton tamasks Furnures and BRO Hollands for ca, tans
Musn and Lace Ctains Cornices Curtain Pins and stair
hods Mar.llies Quilts Lin. Damasks Table Linen and
Toweiing Piano aud Table Clo,hs Blankets of ali
sizes and qualities - -
We also manufacture Mattresses size and Sescr
u which Will can lie found Asa
BED Comforts OF all sizes. All of which will sell as 10
the same quality he found this side the Allegheny
Mountains Fosters block list St. Main. oct2O
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-25

Train leaves Evansville at O'Clock A. NJ
NinceDnes at 2 o'ciocS p NJ
81 From and after this date EXCEPT those holdin
unexpre passes will he allowed pass over this road
out lying iull fare by order Us the Board
- go j. DANIELS. Sup't.
EvansVille Oct9 1851 octIO- Ind
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C!Tv MILLS FLOUR for sale at the Mill a, ss q
j So IS CASH - 1850 ~ -
NEW FALL rlELIyEHY.

NEW FALL MILLINERY.
VIE undersigned. Misses * Barker
has Just returned from the East with
o. all varieties OF Bonnets Ribbons Flowers
s"hsi and Fancy Headdresse> Of the
prices which cannot rail give satisfaction am also we'll
prepared to Cut Dresses and teseh Dress-cuttng few
hours Instruction. Full satisfaction
ect9-tf Main street on osite Branch Ii,nk
LANNtL.-5opiec sSaskiBg Flannel various cOlors re-
IL eeived by oetll JAS. LOW a CO.
LOUISVILLE EVANSVILLE dk G. AFRO PACKET.
TUE hDe low steamer FANNY FAR
el-I<E RA r. A. LEABoLr. Master. will regularly
- between Louisville and Cairo during the
water. For fright passage amply on board OF
to octll-tf p. g. O'RiLEY Il Co. Agents.
TUST rec by Rail Road Ohio Rver-tweve days ont
- from Boston-5O Ibis large No. Maekerel years
catch - Drums Goldfish 10 hf bills
ohad heads and tails of family
Salmon-a very fancy article for sale
sepl9 ALLIS a. HOWES
STAR CANDLES- boxes ass'd sizes lately reed and
~ iorsale by oeti3 WIN. REILLY.
I INES bbs White Lime rec d and 70 sale by
\ "eti9 WM. REILLY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-25
GROCERIES. tRoCKERY MARE FURNITURE
lOTS d. Al iI<TiNN

Will or tor sale on satursS morning Nov. 9TH at 10.
all tte stock
below the Canal contrasting
CrOckery Ware Ae
ALsO-At the time aud place lot House and
Kitchen furniture. consisting Chairs Rcst.ads AMI Bed
ding Bureaus Stoves all in cd rd-r
ALsO-FINE LOTS in I.anasco hack Of he old Brewery
very well situated and IN rapidly improving
Inc house occupy where IN sale will he held In
enquire Of roS WooIss
WooLsET & NELSON Austioneers oe,ac-td
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-25
BANK NOTICE.

The Annual Meeting of Stockholders the Branch at
Evansville of the Bank
sgh to the ensuing will he held
BANKING House, on nday the 9th day Of NOvemhr next
Polls will be odeed clock and closed at O'Clock
BY order OF the Booard of Directors
oct2-3tdwte RIA
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-25

VIII the not suitry atmosphere OF summer the rank
o. the i"ands aud the marshes the deep valleys
the
burning sun drinks the the o,eayng nlants
give on noAo"s gases anu Poisonous that
produce GLOW Jaundee. Derangemens The
Bowes Diarrhee disentery Fever GiIlions
these circumstances indu.nan5
you should make free use of DR. BKUcEs INDIAN yrGsTAg
PANACEA IL a cleanse the bowels nnr;fy ,b.
blood and restore health. in COL
umn of this paper
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-25
GAME OF ALIKENDS.

A LOOK OUT SHARPLY!
css:r1S ], DIR. EVANS. of Evans Resiaurat vineepnes
sssl.4 mas made arrangements fill all orders for
tame sent him individuals n families at
ENshs'ne tie Will dispatch Game of
promptly by Railroad and would thank his friends
ders lie would inform the citizens Yncennes tina. he il
prepared 70 serve up Game in the best
note Nth all the ct eeeras supply families Game
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-25
HOUSE FURNIsu,vc coops

ENN bal No. Eastern Hop- store ani for sale Lv
Il octlf KELLER, FARNSLEY AZ co
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-25

TUsrrec'd few Of LYONS KATUAIRpN nd
~ BARRI'S ThICOPER0US. which will be SOLD low at
Wholesale rets H. by "
"ct2i KELLER FARNSLEY a. co.
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FOR RENT.

f.a "A eaeeient new House Of the host
a moods ~ the upper par of the city seven
rooms and kitchen. Terms moderate Apply O
oet2l-t HoLLG\GSwoRrH HrGUrS & 90
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRAND NATIONAL REVOLVING PANORAMA
w . * 4. DIS FAT
OVERLAND ROUTE 10 CALIFORNIA.

'|''@1 ~ s'Ot IL TO Witt UNNIl,
Ar APOLLO HALL.
WEDNE>DAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9th
FOR one NIy ar OoIy!
WIS sturendous work art the production az Nesrs
- augh Bort. late of CIneu nati and embraces
A 500 sgt ARE FEET or CANVAS!
anu Is ny TAR the large exhibited u West Mr.
'ERL the proprietor deprived of esiYht would
e!ecuI inform the citizens of this place that he will ex
particulars snl all Hills ~
Doors open at Oelock Panorama YES al clock
dnis'i"h - eeats; Children half price Tickets TO he
hau At the door and prime al Hotels.
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800 900 w tNTED,
INDIANA STATE STOCK BANK SoTES IN Eyt
j. HTDE,s MARDIEYARD.

cohNER SECOND AND VINE SrLkFT. EVANSVILLE IND.
VIE undersgud would respectfully the citi-
zens OF Evansville and the public generally that he
purchased the entire stock of No Marble Mr.
AMI Is fully prepared fiji all
nth iombs Oelsks Head aud Foot Stones OF the hest
and the fines. material Thr wishing
onnmsts to their deceased friends. would
10 give ann call All orders promptly attended
ociziu j. HYDE.
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- WANTED
= FIRST rate fresh Micl Gov Enanir-af
I n oet3l-3t A. IA. SAL DEhS Jourua al Or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
Honinshead, Tetley & Co.'s Cireular.

Per Niagara LIVERPOOL, Friday, Oct IS, 1854.
There been regular end steady demand for expert this
bu the has only been raodr.t1
ssrs doubt from the Circumstance OF spnnen hsyioe
few EhODsoIG bales extra the preceding
TIE msrket therefore has been uniformly dali dsrns ths
WI ole Of the week, with demand evdsn'J "a
s1tian prices tho point attain lsst week and nus n Deen
ot. evident a. reesre the least current descriptions Of Amer
lean Goa TON such a. the discoored, dry q Pr
kbcs sLd for such consider prices fuIy lya y ~
with thu Ises current i"l'. -.
BFszi have only been In mod,rtie 80 20 a., s
prices unchs0ssd- Egypus1s de'e "e'- 49, y
tent UGH about previous prces h,ns.. ao,o.
In Surst there continues 70 be an 10, . 49, a., s,s
the eorsBmJdOn being unususi'J 4A's'' 49, ~ ~ 10Y
ogersd tTicss remain rnsltsred o.. -. -. -, -. -
81, sxnorf SID 81 no balss BY the trade. The
on,,s Of 10 American, In Brazil. &C.. and
81 n Essf India-in al 70 oa.e -, 49,, n ,oo -
t 80 "a .,eeustI51 and for export.
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the contrary looks upon al with equal eye, whetner
"thsy be Greeks or Jews Circumcision or net Gu Il
"csion Barbarians, S:y THAN, bond or ireei le {
" all bre.hren; the earth the laodl hath be g. On ~
the shcTe Of mem and no class or community nas
right TO deprive these children OF heir deed Oh gun
from their Heavenly Father.
p FUn The whole Order is a1fi-kepubhcsn
Whenever any one supports the Govern nent and
ADDS to the wealth Of the country in which he hvea
he has an absolute right 20 voice In he msaage nen
Of its afiars-not conventional aiveItct0Gs
right, but interest natural one, of which no can
never be deprived without the violation ofjIstce.
Sirth: /, is unjust and exclusive About one sixth,
believe, of the sigrers of our Independence were
foreigners. Three Of them were from Ireland. Some
OF them we're Roman Catholics and at least al ace
Cusie proportion OF the soldiers who fought and
the battles which achieved our National Liberty were
Of foreign birth.
S,renh. The whole Association Is impoli,ic in its
measures 1t NAV be potent 20 divide and distract,
hnt II can never ef4s ct the object at which il aims
There must be a action which will be injurious TO
al concerned.
FINALLY. the,e is something in this secrecy which
looks 10 me Ike cowaidice; smething which as an
American. l cannot admit. By implication it is a
nlinent 10 the foreigner and seems TO say That
ain an op. ring and with fair plsy, we cannot COM
"pe,e with you; therefore must descend to secret
nd .Je-uiiical measures" Again. it Is not Ameri-
can. HID YOU space, | couli show that 1t is an i'm
non alton OF foreign birth exotic, and one maj IS
.uial with our age country and Institutions.
A MISTsTER OF rae NJ. Z. CHURCH
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KNOW-NOTHINGISM.

=. IL Editor If The ". Y. Tribune.
So. The last letter mat ever John Wesley wrote
was 10 Mr. Wlberiorce. And in that letter ne said 10
,ho ,bilapthropist "In the name Of God, go on
Millions. believe in country, are now saying TO
TgE TMIUSE, Go on.
A. an American ard minister of the gospel sm
,Tosed 10 the above Organization; IN the fret place
tcsuse IL Is secret one. Truth Righteousness, aa1
bonorable dealing, never seek a covsrti but on the
oortrary by q manifestation OF their doines commend
,hrnseyes 10 evsry mans conscience IN the sisht oil
God. " $500, -.
IN 20 defle his conscience By taking al oath Of
-ecv say defle, for the first oath in this order,
s,r ,oId /. TO keep dark in reference to whatever
80 or done in IT, without his knowing az the time
-, msy be said or done. Matters may arl'e N any
.ssociaticu which ought 10 be told, and If he who
lows them does lot GO it, he becomes psrtakers
with them in their Sins r,-
Third: Secret organic atoms are essenlelly sen'h
~ cottrsvene the noble purposes If Christianity
H. abstract Themselves from the great family Of
,,sn and create a separate interest az the genera
-, rs Members swear 10 do more for those IN the
rdsr than they will for those out Of it. Nov things
go -igbtful relations being equal, We are bound 10
GO man e. much az 20 another. Consequently u we
a. ,,o-e for A. we must do lees fer b.. and mus We
,eally vreDg the latter.
FcrrA: Ii Is anti scrptural; IS contrary TO every
Zen, Of the New Testament. IL hs. ever been one
pf,ha DEVICES Of the devil to cut up the human iaml-
~ ;nta separate parcels eresie opposing interests,
:, ,hsu set the whole ST ODDS. Bat Christianity on
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
NETWORK CITY.

NEW-1Ohh I'll L.
rvuocRATIc MAYORALTY CONVENTION.
or.i. Conveption met last evening, the Hon. +.
n u.,, in the Chair; james P. Dunn and George F.
a.. soc,etaries After the call of the roll and the
.,oDs from the different Wards being pronounced
full tho Chairman read the following letter from Mr..
S.t.u xb,cb after some discussion was accepted:
r. ~, Democratic Mqyorolty C0nrention:
cxsTISmKs; have had the honor TO receive your
,,,,sr ;,lcr,nipc me that wes nominated by your
Conyen,ion as the Democratic CANDIDATE Tor Mayor,
NJ The approaching election. was not candidate
fr the Office and the nomination. therefore IS no less
rnernscted than gratifying. L find, however, that
nv nrivste engagements demand my constant atten-
t;oo and am unable to accept this distinguished
marx Of your commence .
II is an Office of very great and increasing respon-
sjbity requrng for the discharge OF ITS dates the
nndiyided attention and best energies of any man.
Were II practicable, would cheeIfuly accept the
honor Of your nomination. and, If elected, should
have been happy to devote my services TO secure to
our great City the blessings OF order and good gov
erumeni thereby adding TO its honor ana 70 that OF
she marty 10 which am proud to belong. The exist
g staie of things require the exercise of discretion
energy and fearlessness The General Government
4 again in the feld-one year ago and its busy hand
was at work in State politics then It encountered
sefea-now its sphere OF action has been sought to
he extended do rn 10 our Charter Conventions. Let
ne again teach the Administration aud its adherent',
who find lis victories in conventions alluTed by Its
promses aud controlled by its officers that the more
extended its interference the nglorous will be
its defea-the more signal will be the reprobaton by
the people.
I have no doubt you viii present the name Of some
citizen for he place whose election will add another
10 The rebukes already pouring in upon the National
Administration from ali parts OF the country; add-
fional proofs will thus be given that the Democracy
can neither be- inundated by power or corrupted by
patronage and that wo are devoted to progress and
reform as the basis less Of true conservatism than
Of the Democracy.
Win great rc;peet remain your ohedent servant
AUGUSTUS SCHELLL
Esr- Yoyk Oct &C. 1854
Tie Convention now proceeded to vote r'ra vocc
for candidate for Mayor, which resulted in the unan
imous nomination Of WmsOS G.. HUNT.
On motion, Thomas j. Barr, Horace F. Clark
Charles Floyd l.. T. Clover, Peter b. Sweeuy Pres
dent and Secretaries added, were appointed Com
nitiee 10 wait upon Mr. Hunt and inform him of biz
nomination.
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George Badenach's Circular.

Par yigoa,al LIVERPOOL, Friday Oct ~, ta5f
BsEF-Tts suit Of the Government has fully
cene out the rates said vary from ee1 20 l0 Bua
n.s, has been very quiet durir the week, .. I. -
noRKhe contract ported 20 b. AIKEN at SO iT6net0
IG b fierce No transactions have iaAeD place during tina
week -
RscoE-At the auction Tufsiey there q brisk de-
and s lm07nt u business done rather lower
LAKD-Oniy 30 uns have been sod, shade lower rates
CHEEsE-There coed attendance Of buyeu the
ton Tuesday nd6ng and inferior qualities sod s lower
ratss; the little lue offered brought good pfiees
ABILENE have received few hundred bbls. Of Bald
wins by the Niagara the first Of the season. they have sold
I26d2f y Dbl according TO quality. small parcel Russets
brought l6 & Dbl few NeEtown Pppns have arrived
Pacific which viii be ru upon tho market week The
gIoaItes ol all descriptions continue fsyOrsbe crop
fefr
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of the State Of Vermont By the two Houss. Of the
Legislature joint ballot The whole number OF
votes was 23s OF which be had LEG. The Legislature
tLen adjourned over until Tuesday.
OHIO.
TIE Toledo BLADE thus Handsomely spologizes to
correspondent for having put down the malcTty oil
the Hon. NJ. II. Nichols Anti-Ne oraska Co lgress-
man. ct Fifteen Hundred when il was really over
-Four thousand:
"The feet was tie esseyeratOns were 40 Inpu1ent
among "the party" that Nichols would DO eK-
tDPuisbed that se dared put Gown against his name
only the snales,reported majority. Beside, We were
taking hundreds tben. We don't take in nov any
majOrit:es less than thousands on Congressman.
Friends in New York Massachusetts and ILLINOIS
will please TO take noiics that no Congressman from
those States will be regarded by deleg alton to be
entitled to respectable standing al ashlngson, IN
lees elected by 4 600 majority at least.
''Our correspondent says the swIndle wouldn't
go down in the Fourth District. Ii lie quite differ
EFT here for with the swinde and its authors have
gore down 80 deep that the trump Of the resurrection
will not n ach them
Allen County gave Scott 95s votes; Pierce, l. 52s.
At the recent election the vote stood-Swsa. Ant-Ne
braska, 1871; Norris, Nebraska, f7e-msking
change Of / 900 votes in one small county.
WISCONSIN.
DR.. Otis Hoyt, Federal office holder and the
GPierce and Nebraska candidate for Congress in the
Western District, addressed a meeti0g ut Mineral
Point last week. After the Doctor concluded, Mr..
Washburli his Republican opponent, was called upoa
the stand and The Tribune Gays, spoke to good al
vantage in reply. The Trt6uHes account proceeds
thus:
He Mr. Vast burn called upon MIR. Hoyt to say
whether he approved or dlsapproved the Fugitive
Slave Law which that gentleman at first declined to
snswer but finally said that he approved the act en-
tire.
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WHO NOMINATIONS
Sgsolk -Assembly. 2. DAVID PLArr, Maine Law

WHO NOMINATIONS
Sgtoit-Assembly.2 2. DAVID PLATr, Maine LAW
OF Huntington.
SeAuytr.-GHew Countyl-Judge and Surrogate.
MARCUS CRAWFORD; District Attorney, LEwfs r.
kleos; Sheriff, JoHs j. SwARTHoUr; Clerk. ALGyR.
nos 5. kEwcoNB; Treasurer. CHAs D. BRoA; just
ice, WIZ DrIsi supeTintsndents, Isaac z. sEIxogR
LonEszo TRACY. RrUBEs LaTEyER; Coronsr. ASH.
Err ;. DvRKEE, ID. ". GooDRIcH, GEoRGE CLARE.
JONI WOODWARD.
AETI-BRNT NOMINATIONS
Dntdwdre.-TIeasurer, HoRATIO n. BUCKLEY: su-
perRteDoent OF Poor, JoHS PEIERs; Justice of Se,-
siOns, ALEXANDER b. DOUGLASS; Coroner r.
JENKINS; Assembly, l. W. b. HAsFoRD; 3. JOIN
POLLLI.
TEMPERANCE NOMINATIONS
Ordnge.-Justice Of Sessions A. Is. WATEISs Jr
OF Eamptonburgh; Treasurer, ADAM II. SIysABArGH;
Treasurer, WV. W. BODLEi Assembly, .. SAxUEL
BEfEA, Wing, J. JAMES BEssETT, Wing renomi-
mated Mr.. b. is strong opponent OF the Nebraska
fraud, and will vote for man for L. s. Senator who
is temporizing In bis views Of Slavery.
AkTI-HRBRASKA NOMINATIONS
Internationally, /. VIZ. Il. BASTORD.
sOFT-SHRLh NOMINATIONS.
albany Co.-Copgress JOHN V. l.. PRUYs OF AL.
baDy; County Treasurer, CORNELIUS TEs BROEcK OF
Albany Justice Of Sessions. FARLEY Fisher of Wes.
terlo.
Delapare.-Treasurer JANIS ELwooD Delhi: Su.
periDtendent Of Poor, joins McDOsALD, Korright
Justice Of Sessions, ALEXAEDER DOUGLASS Andes
The resolutions introduced by Mr.. Gopion. one of
which elofied the Veto and Strong Liquor. caused
much confusion. Judge Wheeler objected to going
TO the people on mere bnrg-ko platform. The res.
buttons we're withdrawn.
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MURDER OF Az OVERSIZE AY 4 SLAyE-Th> Ms
sissippi Free Irader Of the 18th says; 4" Mr. j. l..
Holnes overseer on Mr.. Henry Metcalfs place, on
Second Creek 10 miles from NsieteZ, was most bru'
tally murdered on Saturday last, about 10 O'Clock
A. n. The testimony elected on the inquest is that
Of a negro man OF Mr.. Metcalfs, whO.e former good
character ss we learn from one OF the Jurors on the
inQu est and disposition have been such - 10 elicit
from his rnsster the utmost confidence and will doubt
less be entitled 10 some weight This negro tsnerai,
Mr. Metcafs stock driver states that some tne ago,
O negro named Levi, belonging u Mr. Chandler,
near Cold Springs, was detected by Mr. HOMES ~
the act Of stealing corn, whereupon ne was caught
and chsslsement Inflicted. In the presence OF thus
negro, General. Levi vOeed vengeance agalnsl Dir.
Holm aud declared that ne would nave revenge the
first OPPORTUNITY. General further states that early on
Saturday morning last, while hs was Ia neld attend
irg his daily syoe aton stock driving, that this
gro Levi approached him, Erme1 with pistol
and dagger and asked him whether he would
betTay him Levi il be killed Mr.. Holmes. General
told him that he would not The negro Levi re-
NAMED il the field Oh the look ont for Mr.. Holmes
until about 10 o'clock. when he discovered him ap-
uroaeLinc on morse back. Mr. Holmes rode up TO
he bs1r at the entrance 10 the field dismOunte and
unsu.r ecfiI ey walked in for the purpose of looking
at so,he Young mules be had advanced, however but
a few steps when he was fred upon by this negro
Levi with horse pistol from place Of concealrlent
Mr.. Holmes fell instantly, ard ii is supposed from a
wound on the eide Of tie neck that the ball merely
produced slight tesh wound. Before he could
arise. however, Levi rushed upon him aud caught
him BY the throat, and after stTangng him until he
was irsensible drew his dagger and plunged is,o
bis heart causing instant death. General further
relaes that Levi with bis assissnce took the body
coon IS life eztincan carried il to an adjoining
hollow and deposited h-carefully cOncealng il By
placing thee logs, brush weeds. &c. upon H."
The ssDe journal Odds: Since publishing the
above details Of the murder Of Mr. HOass 10 Tues
days paper, We have learned thai the negro, Geaera
who Is in jail has confessed tina: hs alone con.
n.ittst the murjeT-ertirey exculpssiDg the negro'
Levi liom any participation whatever in the ctli,
He low states that Mr. Holmes ss.emPted ~ InP
bin, which be resisted; struggle eEsNed ~ go
Mr. X. threw him to the ground. He, hosese'; g..
eeeded IN tuning Mr. H. and getting 90 tof ., IAN
e1irieAted a.. Holiness pistol from ms P''A'' ''N
hen stabbed him.
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,r.sr,r rroN SIZE THREE THorsArp "

WqEsr FROM SEED THREE THOUSAND YEass
ON ND MoRE-MUNNT WHEAT.-W q. lie Duc,
20. who visited the Worlds Fair, in NeE,f YORK, in
tbe espncify Of Commissioner from this Territory,
ab5sred While there come real mummy wheat, which
be carefully preserved with view 70 the propasa-
tor. Or hs Tsturn he presented portion Of u %
David Gilmas, Esq, Of Benton Co who planted ana
cultivated i. II came I'D well and noaT'shed hneiy.
NJ lie Dss showed to Us TO day study stock eight
feet in hight sBrnOun.ed BY is dark brown bunch OF
seed, resembling a multisudinous cluster OF tiny
grepes Tbis L 20 common curiosity-centnIy upon
century have rolled away since the grains from wnicS
il has spruBg we're wrapped in the mummy eioth' sna
the nation tat Ess powerful then u 20 more. ~,
IMinresois Dsa0ci,', oe@ I