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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-24

(GEt. SALMON, CHEESE, PRUyRS. CHOCo.
- LAD, SPICE, &C., reed per steamer Diek K.x,.
C"sss ~ Ja's Prunes; cases 20 boxes Prunss;
ecasks Prunes $50 lbs "a Smut Salmon Ian IN.
NJ Dds PICK 10 Salmon basket I2 d. Olive Oil:
ki mackercE IS b. Eng. Dairy Cheesr;
pos reirs BARLEY; bbls Canr. Sugar-cured
y oM hoeoia.c; Dried Beef;
d oNs do De Sabte % bxs Dried He ring:
IN uPernhe n la taniile; 80 bxs Ground spice;
30 bxs Ny. Mustard; ebxs Nv Mustard. Ioos~.
IS hxs Pearl Starch; . bbI. saIrr,,u.:
10 BIKE Pearl Starch in \ n 10 l,b. Snck sab.
w dds Ctder Vinegar; ebxs Cream Tartar;
soNs Humegs; Is doz Bed-cords, hemp
rear otion BEDFORD; grass aud jute;
y coils Grass do; 25 bxs Palm Sorp.
~ nNs Grrnan soaps % bxs Fancy dss
Is bxs Shaving do; 2bxs Salt Soda:
- bundles Cotton Twine for sale AZ the lowest
price by (myI9 4. & ID. HEIMAN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-24

TON e PIPES -2s bores fer sale by
= myl7 5. L. GIlBE II {. CO., Syc. near Water.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-24
NOTICE.
TO ALL. WIOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

-
fHE Subscribers, being for the moment thrown Of
L bu and subjected to beav, losses by tho burn.
Ing their Tobacco Store. do hereby icit all
owing hem make INN diae ymen! them, ~ the
able is 10 meet engagements al the proper time
We have he confidence in customers this call
will be at once responded to-
myISd o. SCHEEFFER & SCHROEDER.
= BOXES Cheese reel per U. S. Aid and for sale nv
= l. myT7 J. q W. REILLY ~
TINN MONS mats Whole and 20 cases doz
I ! cans each. ground. for sale by
myI7 =. T. GILBERT & Co., Syc near w,,.,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-24
FORK UP!!

EOhk UP!!
THE under igned respectfully request. all per,on.
Il lndebt d To him, 10 call aud make Immediate sct.
lemeni Also all persons wing claims against him. To
can anu nave Them adjusted. The be set
uen al my store on Water street. during the next two
weeks alter which they will be aeed in hand 10 en-.
force collection (myi3-tf) PHILIP DrUsNER
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-24

VIRGINIA MILLS FLOUR lbls frestr
Y ground in store and for sale by
my20 SAMUEL ORR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-20


~, 81 Jcssrs Case'i, Missouri OF the 7th inst.
has thr fellow .ng account of the recent lreaes with
thc Indian Abb, N the l'nls m h3usss:
. ltr' .s.,-Thc following the particulars - noef az
". n cvt them
.owas Sacs and FoAce rcscgyr together. 100 square
silcs u being elip four moi vide, 3fiendng twenty
n,c trs along tho south aide of the Groa Nemaha front
ns the Missouri tho remainder 10 DO sold Co tho highest
lddcr In quarter sections u surveyed, az luoc
sno lands rold public sao heretofore. Each TRIO" o'
.N months IN which 10 remove .,ooo
The kickapoos have the privilege Of seieotnS IyooVo
acres Of land and may select tho GrHshoppeis yen
miles wide running bach. aud got -ioo,o'V Fyaoo III
twenty yc0rs IN equal annual ins'"iimo"" anu "'o " '''
Ia twelve months. a. - - A.
Tho pelawarcs make a saa reserve, "o known exc ~
wh,rc The remainder be sold 10 the hShes' pIddcf
1b,ir land i. below Fort icsvonNorih.
All the indian titles land on the Missouri EiveF VII
h,t;nsnisbod except four miles below the Nsnahd aad
n small s,rip az the mouth OF tue h@nsaS
m, f,rm on which the Agency and Misson are located
will loo retained fer two years. when 20 be sol 70 me
highcst bidder r..e, ,.
bcut Of these treaties and done az his power TO II
3u The Indians TO agree IN less time than setp
Mated Twelve months the longest time given the lnd
ans and they may remove i'm much less time perhdp six
months In the meantime, hope aud trust the Agent
win nor be compelled 70 enforce the law, however disa
-,cablo Il may be 20 him, again. respassers the lnd
a lands The time will when all will have
fair equal chance Of settling there No will De
disturbed Tor marking on. otherwise designating .
claim. Mai. Vanlefslce ll DC compelled 10 discharge
his duty o. an officer but satisfied will not be 70
harnss ihc people bat only where papable violation Of
the law rs committed. He will be just and generous. lie
is a faithful officer, worthy Of all praise.
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Nas,W NyUSN



.....,, sA,r Ses,,sw, Which s.llsd oNm the
rs..,yN ~ isNAsN, v svns"ed r'Ns' ~ NE
r AfvsN" ~ Ny,vtN - NySese,s e,eiN',e9 10
W .NAA,>s~,N iN NNstA ,A's vN'Asel V wv we',
49,, w,,A 81 ~, d.,tA ii h1d. sNA hev Nxis
ESss.~s tAs stav, A>N,sm N hA ,aNN 'Nwh'oh
-. - ..s..,,i Az s,>,clsNs enA NNVAN IN ah't"w
~, ss,sses, tNrrl, N 0VeA ~NtssN eAe csit,c an NA
* Sss,sA, " N,NN','e r. M SN'N'Ns 4 cv"meWleee
ssl II. s>>N hsd IA lAc SNNtite1A b. the tQW,tb vt
~ s~ses sea ,A,sV eiv vN lees Than ,weNl, dceNo
Ns.>S y NJ NV>>sttNN Nv swallow Is Nwnod b, hasaa
~ NJ - <,uth a., srd shc IS commanded h,
we tsA,s NNc o~,,Aal WITH tae N'e la.aea'sl '"aa
! $ss,,Asek "a ass ,ssl ,ls3 ~ NucAssn lhe HeN \
-. ~, Nh ~ Nv \,sA svd ,Ae Re, ,'eM'~ '"sNs"
Mse2 WY s'eoNs De ras,cNsors Vm waters "es
- -se kes ,v lNe r,Vsfi seNstN N sea"'N 'NW ''
= ~ rs, ssN,ags,a sA, Npe ~ lhe ees' ~" WV
- ~ e,e ,Ae l~Vt. wss d'N'vl WcN'N weeN IN" aA'
eAN Nsp'NNey eNN". ~ w ~. .,ss WA. =. 80,
$3.50 * s>,.p, ami m Bs ilsV Nv nav 'ae r',e'" vi
s>e<, WslN,e u, isw ~ NNsr>' M 'VA'.d w'"' viu.
see<A< ~ l>Nto'a " 'sse WV Is sS' "sgNl " "N'n
- 49,. :, -, ,, ,st.u,ss DE sn,s ,u ut trso swc..
-. ~ ~ M - nr,s g,VlNs,N sN. lite khe swallow
IA -, ~eN hg, cEet NV '.oH a. as apgN"tC's.
t>s-s SsSs wVyV ily ~ s.syy, The sons ~. poos bu,
49,, ssrvsgs tNc'f Ne' oS an, separated N,,m the
us.s ~ is&ves>S ~ "a, O,vtas,lC They are 20 "
- ss''Ss's's ~ s,Ss,sn N all oUr vessels wvre TO
rs N W ~ IL syn have nursery OF scsmcn hat
vVs Ns>V : r~es, NS cngs c',hor ct their scarcty
- ,sar~W Evening rosi.
S,ar ,,Nr.> ,sscEs N ccE,,oNF
~ SASs-ssr. ~ TIN Schcoscr tN3' a'tN'I "V'V "
~ aN,yu,S,p. IMPORTS the ship Camden from New
NAA b CNsg'csson. eslcrc ~ ocroook', y G. u was
>.n,sSa thas she would Nc ~; "a without much damage
casi,NN>i, N,NN rsrVr AN STATION
ny Naval Ocysl safe. having w''ln ;ho lasi lew GAY
a ss;,stec,yN rl lGsncc o the cess.cn oy '' ''
~ 4 llv.A 10 te u,d States 81 the land pu''U'vU
nm Island Ivy Naval Depot ana Sai'on' We 80
As. fhs >,crrtsry of Che NaNN r. i""'! oU''' ~
IN wskis registrations ov!or ;c necessary o'ce1 10
~, $500, ami to carry ga, the directions OF law IA re-
- =. No., :, lt ms ard buildings az taai Important
,s.ss.' ." ' 10y Washington star.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-20
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE GREAT EACgG.0S.

"a, ..s Fe..e, s "A. y. \. Eyt..e
Gu II VIZ ,fa'ed in IT, Ts.ersr az .tA,' t-y
,a,.s hat tho eeor. Of IL 70. 3d.; I'D = 'oad c 10
,ary we're 70 aslo free iek,. ,is ni h. 81 a
to,i. Of tire Company 70 ircc DOSAGE ircn ther r.
,ne-,ivo Localities Rock leland, and thence up INC
s;s.sspui 20 ST. Pau, This anuouncomcn; WIS consi-
,ed both liberal srd ustheral in The Directors aniyls
%. he Stoskh"l.- vho nal ,hel the means for he
.oo,,rueon g. the Reed and Who VII doubtless have 70
loot ,he BIZ Of the c1pcn-es ii tie E1cnron bi''
sr tho axpec;s e., fas. - ca OF ;ac >i)ckh Ho''
hive rot ben realized ey haze no. b. snr ns3na'!
been able 70 he fssJ t: - any ri tho eoresad tfee
tickets And :, eppecs hat ohe- who hal neither
claim title or ia the Road, nlie -he re'P
rts OF :hose -ce oiets, while the Stockholders s)le a.
net "a no we're iu1, en.iiied them pa. oil Ni.h
xcu.- nr utterly Teiassd ;iom. his w0ald have boon
vel enough hose VETO crowded oui by thi-
Procedure obliged . pay 70, The g.e OF the 80
has little tco mIcn the resemblance OF y1ur tiy
oG als 81 their fIte.al a.n;- AZ the expense u the Ia"
Payers.
procedsre-l co. Siockho.der, az least, would Ike 10
see i. oio0N"o~OA"'
R.marks.-Wo link A s,ockholder m.,coneeyos
the obec. Of the Great Excursion. We always understood
that was not pecunafy intended to benefit or crafty
those VINO took par in t. bu, rather 70 dhuse knowledge
If n. couu,ry trayorsed ard excite such general interest
a. would induce thousands during the warm season 10 pass
owe. the route 80 treyefsod and rendered conspicuous la
Other word- the EAcurson got up with an eycIo ousl
ness and in the hope OF making business for the ROADS
tvtrsed and money 'or their S.ockEOders-no OF graft
frg the invited then OF course, we do no1 DE-
ode hat our ponden ought not to have been invited
rrobeby he should have been-but the fact that he
soektoder in one OF the roads raersed of no
,loo,,,. ore vav Or The Other. tEd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-20
pr.1rucr,r Flnr AND NAnsow E.cArE ~

DEsTRUCTNE FRE AND NARROW Escape FROM DEATH.
y. sterdny morning. about o'clock the bakery OF the
Ncsrs Crumnoy the corner oi Grand and BeaYer-sts
was discovered fire. Ii, together with the shoe--hop
adjoining were totally destroyed. when the hre was hrs
seen il was under considerable headwey The second
story was occupied by the Mcssrs Crummoy and r. TAT
rick Norton a. u residence. Both ftnilss hIh very
narrow escape from death some Of them haVh1 ~ Juh
from the second story window. young wolaan named
Dade in the employ of the Messrs Crumney before she
escaped was burned considerably III the back Both idn
lies had TO escape ia their night Clothes SAVING nothing
but what their back. Dat OF $3.50 worth OF ciot
ing the Mossrs Crney had only saved one par of pants
each. From the the re spread TO the brass oun
derry OF Messrs Or Blair in Beayer-st The root and
second story were considerably injured All the patterns
tools and hxtuToa or less injured by fire and wa
ter Some of the patterns will be very hard TO replace
Al the property except SIR Orr belonged TO the French
estate and was insured. Mr. Orr loss is very heavy, NJ
though he is fully insured. Albany knck, l3th
PRoGREss or WIscoNsIS.-In 1850 the population Of
Outagsmie County then part OF Brown Co., was ss6
Now according TO The dPtoa Crescent, 1t hard upon
800 and daily increasing The Crescent says that the
Appleon is receiving daily accessons to it, population
Tic editor of The UaerfoWn Chronicle has been on
week vacation in the country north aud west Of Water
town and he finds TINT Wisconsin is altogether ahead OF
hs ost sangune expectations AMI yet country hardly
makes a show OF what il will be. In ten years 1t Will be
the Eden Of America for the vast Improvements no MIX
ing, will then be fully visible.
An An-N Nebraska meeting was held at Bloomvlle, Sem
oca Co.. Ohio, the 10Th inst. Strong resolutions IN OPP
position TO the great swinde were passed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-20

PESNsYLyANri.-Tho Wings of Butler Co. recon-
M. nd the nomination of samuel 4. Purvnce 10 succeed
Thomas NJ. Howe, from the XXIId District IN Congress
Three Delegates were chosen 10 confer with siulliar
Committee from Allegheny Co., with reference TO this
nomination. 4 thorough auti-Nebraska County ticket
was presented The series OF resolutions recently adopted
by the Wings of Allegheny Co. reariirmed taking
strong ground against Slavery Extension IN the New
TERRITORIES with Free Men, Free Labor and Free Lands
Inscribed upon their banner together "ith an indorse
ment of Bell Benton, and Houston and other Southern
Members OF Congress for their opposition the repeal Of
the Missouri Compromise.
The Official Returns of the Democratic Primary election
held in Wesmorans County Pa, are published IN an
extra Of The Republicans Augustus Drum antNebraska
Democra has 2l3o votes for Congress TO 179 for janice
Todd a Nobraskaite.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-20
FJudge BARcULo died this morning - MINUS
before II O'Clock, at the residence Of bis ia'he''n
law No IL West Nineteeuth-et.

~. !emgeury idrc5'.ssr. lAlaha~a) prone's INC
e,npln ents Il thc season TO ts prnocrahc oro'ner
Gen. Uousto., a. ollows:
Cen san. ilogs.on did Do honor n "aor daf -
send us word BY ,ouyc of ctzens VINO he' Ie 'I
of Texas that he lad his way about H. he w9n nan
up the cdiors of TIE i6rtrser and Ga:cHs IKE Jog
Double the old traitor would Ike 10 hang al the eos
in ihn country like fogs. except lie toarY OF lhh
N.N-Yote TRIbrNE and other Abolition i"i'. wh, Oc
spatier the old coward with the ugone praise SINCE
he turned hi back the South. Tie f,rt Is, oid sam.
"a. Lee .srf- ac ,c nicer ever .il,e IT, n 't.'
,;cp Jack ON died, As long as Oh Hickory lld h. eye
over HIM The 50. ds9t hero OF Sin Jdcuio vas kepi
sft s.ras- II. vicious ll1u can b" kr9i 't
,irt..t one S;nc. the mol rcioly event above ..Glod
IN however he has ny i'r himself, iuipionsv ca-tu
hi. .,,s fowaI, The White House, ynd selling hih>.'
10 hc tichiicui,.s who oycE ready % peA up 1at
broL en-.' 500 lei uchcc- ~ e south, AMI make ai1o-
"a much .do over them the they stca. from
lie ms, in the aris of thcs" who once exhausted
all ,hs div terms # language - cnayacieEzo -. m
moral AMI la.c1ily charrcyrjc-t - oil Benton i "a h
fayo, With h So MO /, hy ycaTs accused MN @. S'e"
- i, q, alic..c aud sccrvtin. Il IN h> crlvTt
Trul, tia, ~ les a,asnied with strange uei-'e''"
and eytr,rn, mcc;-tut Old SAM VIII never nave 'he
pleasure of making rope meet aroant "uf heoNs-loI
viii VIC cease 10 las him through our columns rs traitor
"a thirty piece of silver politician He Is NJ 70 hang dps~
he should never aspire hang anything ee except hI
self By the way, have chapter IN The lie "i ho"S
ton no. contained n that by {. Edwards Lesser ana y''
unwrter which will supply If he sends us any more
of hi, imperliH,nt messages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-20
FORGERY AND SHOOrIyG

Yht Er0nsrLe JorrrQi states that man named Dr.
Marks q resident Of Sacramento, on Green RIVER vas
last week detected in several ingenious forgercs ono Of
ms neighbour Mr. Eayes had been in the habit OF ndors-
ire the DIS notes in bank and called upon some me
enee 20 back for $500 payable at SuescYie lnis
note The Dr. altered to 300 and drew the money Waen
This note was near maturing the Dr. called upon VI
Faves 10 indor-e bill for 500, saying that he wished 10
I'D the $500 note and wanted 500 fer other par
roses The ID. gol another ndOIsec upon the note, ana
altered il TO 81 200 and presented it al tho O"cnsc0ro
BANK 10 be discounted when he Informed that the
second indofser ten under protest, otherwise inc 1h
would be cashed The Dr.. AGAIN vent to Nj EaYo5 ana
stated tue circumstances aud note Tor 500 vas
made The last note was changed to 200, and tho mo
r.v drawn The cashier OF The bank at Greensboro had
iousy written Mr. Eayos, stating bis regrets tnat
The note OF Dr. Marks for : 500 upon which ne was an
indof,er could not under rule OF tho institution b.
.aehcd and tina. dsrespcct or d. paraGemon, to ms
credit was intended by the refusal,
Tie cashier letter let the cat out OF the bag end Va
Fay began 10 look into the matter He found the Df
and made him dsgorge 100 OF tho money he had 90
famed intending 20 proceed against him legally iOrimthef
soti-faction An attempt sui sequonty made TO az
rt tho Dr. but he was found armed 70 the teeth and
shot one of his pur-oers breaking hs leg al the sh ana
FED He spent Thursday night last IN EYansy!llc >eYc
ral from Rumsey we're IL that place on fnd'y M p"
spif of him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-20
Arrived.

T. II stsasp Nashville, Berry. Charleston y hours ndse
snd ps TO SpoGO.d Ylesion Co.. Sunday 10 r. Il 'osed
sisu Viz, ship Florida for Savannah. Al l1f r. VI
ebsnsS signals will steamship Meon, for Charleston ihe "
csIoe oy ct he bar Saturday, al II T
Rs CemeccHo Bra Marchsdo Rio Janeiro u d., mdse 70
SHken ifousides. ,,,, -
Blie Wingsw Bucsporl han,ecs sd' ss
,rro p Buck Co June on Cape May, siepmer Sur
Irse sW. =, -, ~ 49,. o., /.
Schr Hynan of Newhern @ Powers Antigua l. a.
1c.sses &c o h. y Eidndge
M,Credv Meta Co I'D in CO. with sehr H. aaiet eI ~"
loIt. 30, ,,.-,-,-t,, ,
Sen Fcrio Dodgo Ellsworth y ds lumber to Aayhe" Talbot
SIN DsneI Webster WieoA Lubeo ds ahs cad plaster 70
Smith . BOynon. 81,
Boyn'on. c,..-.
scbr Jchr Frr7er shswsy sipPesn de- nails 20 sPngne
Ethr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-20
TUESDAY Apraryoo-. 2o'cLoch


TCr.o,t Jlre % ?. y.
A>Hg.-i.e marie .s firm for Pos at - f'6s' -!
aud Pearls az - 20.
Corroy-Ghc mark,t con'.nsst drn "a. yett.rdey quo
tations
FLoun 49,. ns.L-Tho Market ior the lor grades Of
State and Western Flour II is &c. iorcs the Eastern
demand less active bat there !, more doing icf nc
home trade and export at tic decline.
The arrivals are light bat holders d brands haoie 20
sour ere determined 20 realize. We notice ne% -Four
on the market made from Southern red Wheat manu-
featured By Heckor & Brother small sales OF winch are
making at sI2 for extra brands Canadian Flour lower
ond dull sales OF 700 bbls. par last evening" al 8 -
q - So for common brands in bond
The sales Of Western Canal as 5000 bo.s. &. - -
e. Is for common TO straight State ss9ss - ~ ayoFte
state s. jO0 80 y for common 70 good Ono and mixed
10 fancy Michigan Southern Flour il not plenty and =
heavy; sales Of 500 bbls ct - = b fox mixed 70
good rrands Baltimore &c Rye Flour is quiet az = 81
for fno Com Meal firm sales l0o bbls Jersey a - a.
G1My-There is but little inquiry forWbeat and the
market i heavy especially for rcd seee Of 1000 bush
rcd Western, s. 10 and white Genesee, g. Rye y
nominal With buycs al - -. Oats ere in betor supply
end pr oes ere lover sales o. State and Western a -
SC Corn is bette, the supply moderate the demand
Is ce,ly for the East saes Of p 600 bu.h at ~ osoc
fer Damaged ard unsound elas4 FOX Western mixed
RI as3,o. ior loanl yellow and 1880 fof Southern
White and YeloS.
WHrKY-The market B mn ss'e- q 80 ools al -.c'
for Ohio and 20 n 99ic. for Prison.
Pnows:oss-Ihere IS it-e change 10 note n Porn, and
tie demand is fair saee Of sies at sl33 SD - and Prime
sl1 750sll r. Beef s IN limited densnd and yeryhrm
sales of repecked Chicago e. $40 City Nee 81 20 and
81 10 for Country Mese Lard quiet O.. o e"lc E-'te
and thoesc unal,ered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-20

SUPPOSED NURDER-A8HE-T OF IHNfE PEtSojt.-
Ills community have beou thrown INTO an moe cru oio
state OF excitement the past few days Dy Iher ucYeop
nons in regard 20 the mysterious dl.ap tGrahco Oh uo
Es:abro0 OF Reading Nermont-a snort nouce 81 Wnch
erpeered IN our paper of 9th Of February. Nc E5ia
h COX arrived at LoondG5 Corners in this County on or
ri ont the 9Th of November astlef his trunk 0t me
hotel with instructions forward It 10 the residence CT
Niss Weeds three ard half miles disten the following
Inorppp-uoured for the residence OF nss woods and
hen the tavern since which time nc has disappeared The
trunk arrived at Miss " =, 20 whom the mssins man was
70 ne married the following mouing containing MS we'd
ding suite and SI20 in money. Information of the receipt
Of the trunk and the uonarrva OF Mr. +. was forwarded
Vermont upon which his brother came TO Leondas anu
with tie OF the Sheriff and citizens, thorough
search ard investigation had, IN fcoruafy list, put
without finding any traces of Mr.. j.. Thus matters stood
until Saturday last when Sheriff Hull and his assistants,
who have never ceased their efforts 10 ierr out the ny7-
te,y arrested Amos White g. Ulum and son, IN Loonit1s
township and lodged thet ~ eur Jail Az the case VIII
undergo thorough invest gatioR y not at liberty 10
ruhsb the various reports and circumstances concerning
The arrests until after d legal examination takes place,
when the evidence and other particulars will be LAID be
fore our readers lCircleyille Mich Chronicle, 10TH
masonic STATUE OF WAsHINGTOS.-Hiram Powers, the
Michael Angelo America has concluded accn'ract for
afu. of O. orpe Washington for Frederick 5urg Lodge
Not Tie Masonic Union for June gives description
rom letter which had been received from Florence it
is 10 be made of the best marble and after the model OF
the statue recently purchased OF Mr. Powers by the ot
of lousan The dress is fac-simile OF the sun worn oy
Wsshncton lust before his death and the heed COPIED
from Ioudons statue in Richmond Masonic To5aha OF
course will be added similar 10 that worn by him IN the
Lodge of Alexandria, which he presided alter he had
retired from public litc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-20
THE MILLVILLE TRAGEDY

TIE Boston TrareRer gives the annexed particulars q
the shocking affair Myile, Saturday evening, r.
ferred 10 our Geographic dispatches on Monday:
man named Alexander dewitt of incorporate habits
and is supposed excited by liquor had quarrel VAN
lis wife which resulted in her quitting tie house from
fear for her life She entered the house OF MI orrin
Rrnwn L.io hbor and an estinabe citizen and claimed
his protection which he accorded 70 her anc inieniy
locked the door TO prevent the entrance Of hef hu'"aea
who was in hot pursuit aud soon reached me Eos nc
d.uened hi- wife and Nr. Brown went 10 Inc window 10
,resk 10 him when Hewitt drew reYolyor, with which
L. had provided himself and sho. him IN ise head the IL
raising into The forehead and killing hun Instantly lac
wife Mrs. Hewitt. the room al the time, ana ls
tie window in attempt 20 y nom hm. a she passed
her husband fred at her but the bal missed X tim MsS
Hewitt, then attempted escape by back door bat Just
ar sLe reached embanknent OF earth, b. came 'I
seized rcr by the arm.
IL i'm hid her at a1In enth With arm. drew his
revolver ard shot her twice one ball passing ;ho5Sh
ii leed and the other lodging there Hr" then hed 20
H. woods ard remained there over night. Va Sanc.y
morning he lef the woods and came PACK 70 me scene OF
H.. murier where he was Immediately taken into custody
bv the otcers. He stated &c them iha ne was fesecy
willing be tai he had .weio~ed dose o. -y,-
nine and could not possibly i've but r." moments nc
was shortly afterward seized with COny s!Js 4a4 cc a.
most n,antau eously He stated 70 the officers ihl' tn
murder of his wife was premedl'aed irom motives 81
jealousy but not that al Mr. Brown thai DC WeAi .
Providence last week and procured the poison WIN NhA
10 kin himself after he had killed his wife. Mr. hewt
a alive AZ last accounts but could not possibly long sur
yiye An inquest being held On the body OF M
Brown amid much excitement Mr. Brown leaves Z iau-
v who present III the house az the 'e OF he
Hewitt was scythe platter b. trade, and when nor IN
der the influence Il liquor OF industrious habits. ne
Leave. four small children who oy the expected DEAN OF
The mother will become orphans hT. Brown vas en-,
ployed on the Providence aud worcester h"ioau s.4
had us, returned from hrs weeks work 70 spend the Sab
Lah with his family His children ara Two boys one Ten
and the other twelve years OF age u u 80 '-a' 'h''
Mrs. Hewitt 4 drinking woman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-20

Rhode ISLAND The Legislature was 10 adjourn Sat
ulday after session OF a week What comfort it must be
to have such Legislature An important amendment TO
the Liquor Maine law was passed. Il authorizes the or
rest confinement and fine o; any person found drunk n
any OF the towns the but if such intoxicated pei
sn sba disclose the OF the person who furnished
the liquor with which he got drunk, and shall give ey
dence against said person. he may be discharged from i'm
prisonment and persons furnishing intoxicating hqnors
giving or selling liable TO prosecution The vote Tor
tle bill stood ~ Yeas TO - Nays