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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

OUTRAGE on GIsL.--Ths No, fheyn Blade,
(Constabl.ylle, N. Y.) Of August il, states that
poor little motbcrless girl, nine years Of ago. who re-
sided in family Tug Hill, west Of ibis place,
most cruelty beaten az different times, some time
since, by her misti ess. Some Of The facts are as
follows:--se was sent over billy road TO the VII
lage, four mes from er residence, with two quart
jrg Of milk in one hand and budget In the other.
She was allowed jus, two hours 70 perform the jour
Ley here and ba k again. Not returning within the
time, the ives stripped naked tied up ~ bed post,
az d whipped without mercy. This not only happen
cd once, but at feyernl d horcht times. Toe CIR.
reports Il At she wss treated Ia this inhnman man.
rtr for the smallest OF nee such as accidentally
spirjpg lite meal. Theta u first CINE TO light
in the district school where abe attended. The
teacher sent her u the negbb n. that they mi-ht
e. what horrid wo X the whip Ind made npon her
sensitive flesh. Her back wss sadly cut mp, and
looked rs Tit had been repeatedly whipped befo.e
lie FL st wounds had time 20 heal. She wss sent -
her fathers in The town Of lie VS. Report says she
Il quite sick In consequence OF her wounds. Her
father sept constable after the gully perpetraor
This outrage, and .he setled by agreeing TO pc,
800 and costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

EAsYI.mors NrHIIG ~ vmsnIA.-The Green.
bier Erg gives a long bccorn' ~ fead tibet has
existed smong the family ~ Jo-esh Graham, o.
Mo roo Co.vs. and oftao bu,ni, Of Mr. Nolass harr
and tho subsequent h,.dirg ~ The b .dy Of Mis-,
Jane Graham N a cutk. Nolan q, th- brother IA
as g Miss Gfah-m, AMI or The b,ght Of the 27t1
u,. she mysie lou ~ Jeff hs house soon Sfter the
harm vas found IN he on li'r. Mss u. In ~. mean.
time eonsipuod sbsent, and the family, it is said,
made no effort ~ ascoyer or whersboat'. snspi-
G on soon h. gan 20 be accused, aoc the neighoosS
on tho Ah Inst. instituted search Near sae ruins
Of The harn they DISCOVERED indcsiions II scufres
footprints Of human hesgs AID dog. then spvts u
blood and finally the body IL thu missing girl.
An inquest was keld. IN the jay came " the coz
clusion, th-t Miss Jsne Graham lied the barns
that In doing 80 sic rcnrea tie ne o. dog belong
ing 10 the family, that the Dig followed her. aud
that SINE Of the family pursued In the sape direc-
ton, that some q ID, m came up n hsr where To
Grst Indications OF struggle occurred, that shs
then CT capped, but was ovcissten were tie indics-
tions Of q second struggle were found, and there
Murdered"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

From the Cbarles,". St~udAri, August IL.
Died In GiDisonYille ) G % thursday tho 30ta OK
July last, Ms. Martha eusbe g. in The ea.A year
melancholy acciden. co inecfed WITH the abovs
event. In which tho IN - sigrei sas immediately
concerned, induce him /" nm TIE follswiog par.
ticulars, that the minds ~ ( wnU may hear t10
same may be disabns-o, sh there he Any misre !.
resentAlions; and he Ia nj ueMn ,ted by HIS o. s
feelings in giving the stat. At the same Npio
exsggerAted reports are ab oa" which II IL his pur-
pore to silence.
Mother, sister and myself we're spending few
months at my mott o. Ie-' Q o. In the village Of
GiNisonyille. About t~" weeks previous 70 hsr
thieves On Thu sday D,gnt oor OF she On :ouildhgs
was ent0Sed and r1neo. On Fridsy night the pre-
misses were agsi0 entered ~ br. aslog through
nailed fence, and other arti les We ssosen. d.
teimned 10 keep wst,h ~ "gat. 10 oranr TO dcsecs
the intruder. So On Saturday ixbt ct 10 she
yard with q gun charged -uaAu shot. until d. =
Hight Sunday molninR, but NJ one m,de his ap-
pearanre. On Sunday big"t w rrti cd later than
uaual, having attended cha ch. At0 It wolvo ocl0 x
ives arouk ed by cry Of alarm trnm my sister VITO
was in another room With ms'her they hsyh,g
heard noise In the direction that the fence Was
to the door, al saw fe'rea ing dgure. Iimne1E
ately returned Tor tha gun; q, rxohing tie door
the second tme, still some on. moving frcm
me towards the plsce VIE tie fenoe was brOhea.
/ hailed four times, but received no answer. [
waited until It was g'ing .us my sight behind the
kitchen, some forty or hfy ar rom where Was;
then fred, without tax ng atm (for II was too
dark to Ae), when, 10 ny utter sstonishment and
horror, heard my Do'hrr s.y, You have shot
me;' who, not having unor-s.sd 'yot, had geno To-
wards where the noise ~as 70 5000 ss $40 hGe y /
had opened my door, under tho impression, gap
pose, that was assre rh~ hsn dols 30; bus soch |.
thought never crossed nv mind.
Many Of the shot took Effect thongh ahe lid not
fall, but turned around an, met mo. When ask o I
why she did not aosser, her reply was t,st sho
could mot account for he s,lence; but presumed
RI IMAGINED was haing tos intruder. The two
following days, however, she oouplsnsd but little,
aprrets ntiDg no danger; the thru day fever took
pbce, and u hanmation mace III appearance, which
proved fatal in efevpn Gays, the result Of The sci.
d. Mt, ss The opinion q" be k,od and attentive ply
slcjan, DR.. Myers, Of GilisonviiIe. Six soDs and
daughter m0nrn q mother, ~hose vi tues they Ap-
preciate, and loss which ever he replaced
this side Of eternity. JAS. D. CUBBEDsg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

ACCIDENT TO rHE OPERA CoAPANY--On the arl.
val OF The New York steumb at rain this morning,
tie members of the Italian era troupe, seventeen
In number, took coach to be- conveyed to the l,ss
were House. Al the corner OF Beach and Kingstva
streets the coach came Ia col lion With team, and
upset, throwing the ou'sise passengers upon the
sidewalk but they escaped IN ste,isl Injury. Those
In, ioc the vehicle fese iously hurt, ard ave
ladies required the services Of pbysi isDs. They
we're Immediately taken into the United 9tats
Hotel and ORA. Blgtlo~, Blsko aud Others called TO-
their relief IL as 'ortnnai.iy uupo that no hobs
we've broken, but quite severe cais aud bruises ~e
sustained. One laiy css fspderCt insensioie TOE
some time, but was finally res,ofcd. Af'cr The pro-
per ned al attentions, q party we're conveyed l.,
Their lossiDgs~--Bo,i0n Isanscrif, Ausasf 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

ATTEMPTED MrRpEs sr SLAVE or MS NAsrr1,
The Mobile Aorrfissr Of August TelAtes tho
attempt OF negro man 10 Kill ala master, Mr. r. y.
johnson, who resides the spring uill roaA, about
without liberty for petk or more, and Mr.. Johi-
son was quehtinning him - 90 bic whercsbcuss, a.,
and being insolently answered, moved towards mo
negro for the purpose Of ~ unrs bin, Tnk nero
nfss, knocked him down and jumped upon him de-
c'alng bis purpose 20 Kill bin. A son Of M John.
son came 10 bis lat1er's rcscue but was dealt win
by The negro IS tho father bad been. Toe VIZ,
beai ing Ike uproar care, and. sesing . bsickbst,
hurled h with sich free against the negros heal
- y, va.sk nss musderous oourrs; end two gses.e~
men fortunately coming up, secured he mi1r<ssa
s.sSe, and taok him 70 prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

Tumble Expassssn - Guspswtssr - MAS
VIII, NY
eEvERAL BUILDINGS wa,LL1 os PARTIALLY pS<
1R0YED-EvgRY BUILDING IN TJws soAs %
LESS NyyR1D-ggvEkAL PKRS0k5 INJURED bU
A despatch from M.y-v'I'~ d,fsd August u, to toe
sinsn.s. p.Isrs siv.: ,hs ,o.a< particulars Of TIE
On Sunday morning about I. O'Clock, our citizens
vera aroused from their shutters By sfsrzisc s.pos.
ion, 20 ioud that Il app~-s- the conoSatrsss1
thunder of an age hso ben hurried forth over car
At hrst, the utmost csuFa-ioa. terror and dismsy
prevailed particularly anons he female inhsoitspts,
and many supposed that ~. md Il All things hAd come
gel proclaimiss that iims h.aM Be no longer For
some time but f.. ~nsa'rd ,a,s the stresss, Who'll,
presented frigbful sc~n. IN .AssAiks covered With
bricks and r0ohs the doors hnf StntOws all suAshed
and people running 10 an ro ,rsatc, under the ln
pes.kn that hrgs nums.r must have besn killed..
After the cause OF Inc ID discovered AMI
quiet partially restored, ;, ws- found that
kIed, and bat few Dju'e
Tho following persons &c hose most ss-tously In
" p coswsn, well known hwyer Of this city, ~
eeved cut he ett rih two inches deep and
three inches long sseaIs'ing srte and other
wise bruised but Il now c.rg .-i lie also reesivsd =
slight cut In the left eye residence IL fully I've
,sS s ,os e. M
Mrs Dr. rhister and Mirr eiI Pdnfs were struck 9Th
fragments Of window shut n6icsing rather severe
the other Ms LII. n e.n bad Asr right arm sut IN
several places by vim ash hlosn Into her bed
Dempsey Carroll was hsd, "r ed 70 several phases y
rocks from the wans 81 w usg Eino. An old negro
woman was considerably Ia " he falling In Of The
100 and alec wall Of h~r sp-o 10 the hollow below
the msg zine. Ano,be ~au AZ Who was IN &C
the time Was 80 badly r hat she died ysstsr-
day.
Alsrse number Of psrs"pe nj ,rcd slightly ebssny
81 iIdrcn, by failing ,imb.rr IA ''r &C.,
The streets, sis eva ks iH"-"tsle yards, 30 vers
scattered, which did MT gate 1ss bage of light a.
conpanying the exp"'' . ~. f'Ghtim, ID hfss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

Tay GRotsps or ONO sIAI1 'iAIgThe mana
gers Of the Dido State Fair have Issued ane r.ho
graph, giving birds e.e yisw OF the entire grounds
ell The avenues, groves halls TENT and decorations
This fall % 10 be held atrewark Ohio from Tuesday to
fridey the i9thto the 22d OF September next II
aItts Of severe Of ground enclosed by rail
fence and within foTsi, mcchani,a and 20 hss
ard tic whole beautifully laid out 10 rromensaes
This fair VIII, doubt, be vol attended. Raroads
throughout lie state have agreed 20 Garry sisitors
bslrfsfc ami those her roads leading towards NcxArk
win carry stock and articles for exhibition free. Ample
arrangements rna~ fnr accommodating la-c con
scuEss sss.svrs vistsrs than have ret songrs
oatsa similar occasion, snd al within N hours
ID e ~ fair grounds,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

Tns D.oysHr IN NV HAHPsHlRg AND vsa-
NOTING taIn FRI N private letters recently re-
ceivtd from northern Hew HsmeSoire aud from Ver-
mont that tic drought continued With uDabatcd
violence, threatening utter destruction to ali stand
Ing crOps.
letter from tho Ammonocsuc Valley, dated the
10th that there has been no rain IN th vicinity
for rome five or six weeks. 20 asoos were fsss
drying mp. In some fields one third Of the tops
were already black and dry, 50 that they wonld
crumDlc In tho hand. Data, too, were suffering 80
such en- extent that some farmers were mo ring
the Wells river; indeed the several branches Of the
Ammonooeuc are the principal contributors to the
Wslla. The largest branch rises near F4byan's and
runs down through Bethlehem and Litteton.
letter from the vicinity of Mont elier, Vt, sal
there has been rain 10 that reg for nulnbf Of
weeks Grain, grass and early POTATOES were sui
ftrirg severely. There we're scarcely aoy potatoes
in the hills, and there were ALEC indi ations VI the
rot. Oats were being moved for fodder.
A correspondent from the ncighbornood Of the
White River junction, under dale OF the Sd inst,
,spd We believe that little or no rain has since
faltn) says that 1t Is exceedingly dry there; and
that, unless there would 10 raiA speedily, there
would not be three quarters of the usual crop Of
potatoes.
From harlcstop, VT, near Derby, the same story
il I,ceived. Up 10 tie 9th II sas extremely dry;
potatoes were suffering for rain, and VIC g msai-
festing symptoms Of the rot. IL was thought tnat
there would be sca,ely enough for domestic uses,
and that the starch mann factories would be unablc
to procure any supply for manufacturing purposes.
A gentleman recently returned from St Adams,
w., says that potatoes in that region ae no held
at dollar bushel
In some parts Of Berkshire county, Mass, there
Il report that the rust struck the potato crop,
and that there will not be more than bali or two
thhds Of . crop--Boston TToreiier, dug. IA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

THIRD Days SESSION AT Providence, THUasD.
ArQCHT 10.

THIRD DAyS SESSION AT Providence, THURSDAY,
AUGUST 10.
AFTERNOON SEssros.-At quarter before Tires
the Institute met again ind called to order BY
the President. The President introduced to the In
stifute George Sumner, Esq, VI Boston, VINO for
upwa, ds Of an hour held TIE large assemb age In
wraTt attention. After beautiful and appropriate
iptr dnchon, the orator pce+ dsd to give mis- views
In regard TO education In Euro g. the results for tho
most Tart Of his own personal obsei walton. He
dwet particularly upon the condition II Holland,
Fiance, C,eece, and Ireland, ~ presenting imp,r-
tant points for the consideration VI the usr edo
Gator. Beauty, w.t. sentiment and anecdote abound.
ed throughout the address. His closing remarks.
adore ssed 70 the President ard members Of the In
strte In regard TO tbeir future cuties and rcspou-
abilities as teachers. we're tuly Impressive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

IAp1Axp IN MoBuE.--A negro man In Mobile,
who was engaged in loading barge vita ice, during
the late hot weather, thinking to have at least one
cool sissio stretched himself out upon the cakes Of
ice, which were slphty covered vita saw dust, and
went fast asleep. When the astemnt was made 70
awaken him, he was frozen stif. Measures Of re-
suscitation rcsored N, and the man was, after
come considerable trouble, thawed ont.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

The CT CgrATiSs SCHUYLER COUNTY DscLAEEp
NcoSsrIrruoNAL.-The Hteubtn Fnrrars' Adro-
cate publishes in full the opinion Of Judge Lsrrowe,
Steuben involving The question Of the conatita.on-
atty Of the act erecting the county OF Schuyler,
passed at the Isst legislature The Judge pro
nounces the act erecting the pcw county unconsti.
tutioDal and void. The case will go up. Utica Ga
esVs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

AU0. 16--Running Doicn a Revenue Barge
James Deets was arrested on . charge Of running
into one Of the Custom House bsrges, and upssttay
several persons into the water. Bailed In the sum
Of ~ 900. sfaa Es.I
AssasH pih a Dangerous Wfcpon.--Charles A.
AslAAel, captain Of The ship Yorkshire, was ar
rssied for an assault ON William Brown, seaman,
WIN dangerous weapon. Bailed In 81 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

AUGUST l6:-Randolph Merritt o. JOSEPH a. Ba.
k~.-Ihe Judgment and execution in this case set
tsds plaintiff 90 elect Execution to be set aside
II the pianti6 wishes the Judgment 10 stand hs
usa execute stipulation - stated in the answer
n the defendant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

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hsss ssopaDy, - the rixsessth vsrd eoacurrva
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Adjourned y the ass; MssAsy N ssvsenbsr.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-02
SOME THINGS CAN BE DONE As
WELL As OTHERS.

THE undersigned TAKE pleasure in announcing to the
citizens of Evansville and surrounding country that
ney have opened SHOE STORE AND FACTORY, on
Main street, between Second aud Third, where
ooth of the proetors be found all business hours
One of the iru has just returned from the East with
large supply ofthe latest styles of manufactured
all which the, will sell and warrant Their stock
of and Findings is of the finest style quality
and has been selected with great desire
to pleaseall. hARI & FELKER.
N B-The attention the Ladies aud Children is re
spectfully invited to our assortment ana prices.
II All rips repaired, free charge, ofwork bought
ut our establishment. (dccl9) Ii. F.
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The undersigned having becom- the successor the
house and business of O'Rey & Mitchell, will continue
the same heretofore.
Thakfu to the friends Of the late firm for former pat
ronage he socits q continuation their confidence and
business. His Wharfb0at at the river is one OF the
largest sze and noted for its capacity. And alse hav
ing ample Warehouses on Wafer street. as well as
mammoth Warehouse in of construction on the
Canal nj to the Railroa Depot, his fac
ties for the receiving storage and forwarding OF fMerchan
die and Produce via River, Railroad and Canal,
very complete. ...
He is also prepared to make cash advances on all pro-
duce or property consigned him for sale 70 be ship
ped to his i'm New Orleans Eastern
cities. (octls-tf) JOHN s. MITCHELL
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NEW HAskD WARE HOUSE.
CG A RLES >. WELLS,

IiMPOhIEk, (DlRECT FROM ENGLAND0 WHOLE.
SALE DEALER IN HARDWARE. CUTLERY
AND FANCY GOODS.
MAIN STREET, Doors THE BANK.
EVANSVILLE. IND,
'INHE undersigned bcgs leave to inform the citizens of
Il Evansville and Merchants in the Interior that he
has just opened New House, in this city for the pur
pose of iransacng the Hardware , mess in all its
branches lie Is prepared by oire .iportatons from
Europe, ard by purchases. of American Goods the
Manufacturers themselves, To offer close buyers all
Goods in mis- line Ut the lowest figures by any West.
ern Hardware Establishment.
Merchants from Indiana. Illinois and Kentucky will
had my stock entirely New. varied and large and will
mud me IN iiness at times to duplicate Cincinnati
aud Louisville bills Orders for goois will receive nv
personal attention aud Will be put up the closest
rates, and promptly.
augl5y CHAS. s. WELLS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-02

lCPPassengertraln leaves Evansville every morning
at O'clock Sundays exeeped; arrive at Vincennes Al
10! O'Clock A. NJ. leave Vincennes o'clock p. n: :
arrive at Evansville At p. =
" 7The Accommodation Train leaves Vincennes st
O'Clock A. NJ: arrive at Evansville at Ii A. L.. leave
Evansville at p NJ. arrive at Nincennes ut p. NJ.
All freight will be forwarded by the Accommodation
Iran To inshre the forwarding the day OF
its delivery at the Evansville Depot, il be delivered
at, or before ID O'Clock A. Nj and at Vncennes il
be delivered at or before, O'Clock. the evening Of
the previous day. SAMUEL HALL,
jau2e-tf President.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-02
JOHN j. ca aAEoLsa,
CITY HOTEL,
Law PARTNERSHIP

Vls. q. JONES and JAS. T.. BLYTHE, Attornies at
sD Law Evansville Indiana associated themselves
pslctice of the t and will continus
pactce aud the adjoining colEties, and in the
Supreme anil District Court They design turning then
attention particularly to land law La short time they
will be prepared give in few minutes, abstract
title to almost any lot i'm Evansville or its enlarge
menIs or in LamIsco, togethe with tAer professions
nj IN a l., "a tttt. IN .sIrsd riy25-dawtf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-02
DISSOLUTION,

THE partnership heretofore existing under the name
and style of Law & Johnson, expired by Limitation
on the frsay OF December last All persons
10 the said firm will please make pay Morris
Johnson, who is authorized to settle the business,
JOHN LAW.
Iapsf-3wd MORRIS s. JOHNSON.