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TIL partnership heretofore existing between Stockoa
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

DISTRESSING OCCURRENCE Two PERSONS DROWN
ED.-AD inquest was held by Coroner Lowry " ster.
day, on the bodies of two women, who were drown
the city. From the evidence piven to the jury It
appeared that two men, named Nelson and Woods.
both residents Of PEBBLES township, crossed tho
MoEonGahels river on shooting excursion, on
Thursday, and losing their way in the woods when
returning homo, they did not reach the bank Of the
river opposite their dwellings, till nine oclo af
night Finding It impossible to get across at that
hour, they commenced shouting TO those on the op-
posite side of the river to send them skif. Mel
sons wife bearing. her husbands voice, ran to q
DeighhoIs house, hoping to get some boys belong
Ing 10 tie family to take boat across; but they
had all retired for the night and her mission was
fruitless. Immediately after tots, she met young
companion. and she, being anxious that her father
should reach home, agreed with Mrs. Nelson 70
pull the skiff across the stream. Meeting
an another lady, . Mrs. Lyle, they proceeded
to persuade them from the enterprise, they
en- tered the boat and pushed of from the shore.
They had not got many yards from the land when
the skif became uDmanagcable, and instead OF
gliding smoothly along the stream, it commenced 70
whI around on the water to the great alarm Of tho
terror stricken women. After several Intellectual
attempts 70 propel the ski, Yrs. Nelson pro posed
that Miss Woods shonld take hold Of the oars her
self, a. ore might be more successful in mana xiaG
the skif than two; she consented, and Mrs. Nelson
was in tho act of passing to the bow Of the ski to
permit Miss Woods to take the oars, when she
unfortunately lost her balance and fell into the
water. Miss Woods. alarmed at the accident, AMI
losing her presence Of mind also fell out Of the sk
and. though everything was done to alarm those re-
siding in the neighborbood, by the woman who had
accompanied them to the shore and who witnessed
the entire eceDe, the parties were drowned before
assistance reached them. The body of Mrs. Nelson
was recovered shortly after the accident; the lady
was the mother of three children, and was much
respected by her ncighbors. Miss Woods was about
sixteen years Of age. and was sprightly irtelli-
cent girl; her body was not recovered till yestee-
day. The jury returned q verdict OF accidental
MISUNDERSTANDING Gazette, July 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

cent education. The curse Of al the Indian tbes =
The curse which holds the European nations -
long In bondage, the eame curse which cdpplss the
Efforts Of the opponents of slavery-&he ~ant II
parties and opinions a. there are grains Of sand on
the sbo, Of the ocean and instead Of joining To-
getber for the common cause, they play in the hands
sf the enemy, by their want Of agreement, and
ways In their power to trsmple upon the weak.
II the civilized Indians DO not sink their pride Of
tribe ana DO not unite for the purpose Of coming in
as 8 separate Indian State In the Union, they viii
soou lose their Indian type of individuality, or they
win be driven away altogether from these Terrific
Iies, as they have been driven away from ell tbs
other Territories, as soon as white men became per-
manent settlers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

DEATH FROM AN OVERDOSE OF MoRrH1xE.-Yes-
Washington Irving, formerly chief clerk Of the
Census Bureau, but at the timc OF his death clerk
In the office of the Fourth Auditor. took IN over.
dose Of morphine and died about eight O'Clock last
sign in taking the morphips was evidently to quiet
bis nerves. About two o'clock p. NJ, he wnS dis
covered TO be asleep from IT, and, being aroused. h
went up to HE room and laid upon his bed, nom
six hours despite the efforts made By DIS. Richards
end Holmead to relieve him. lie was gentleman
Of remarkably fins requirements, and much beloved
BY his friends. ne leaves DISTRESSED y1fe and
Washington Lying.--Washisgson Star, July %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

RAILROAD ACCIpKST--We learn that railroad
accicent, by which two men were killed and ou0
wounded, occurred a4 Alton yesterday morning.
end have obtained the following particulars rks
passenger train was coming down tho inclined
pIarc, and by some chance ran into tho baggage
car and locomotive, which were part Of The saIne
train. The collision caused some damage % tho
cars, and killed the mail agent and baggaGe master.
The express agent was cor sderaby injured, bat it
ue names Of the unfortunate men, or moro minuteiy
Of ths particulars Of the axident~-St. Louis r.
Sti4ir1W. yuiy 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

A,kitsoK, OF Eisim md. Va, was brought 10 this
city yesterday. Mr.. A. had lccn Spending tho sum-
mer nj the Lake House in Sklnci.ces, aud wander.
cd OF in o state OF insanity. lie got on board OF
lie eastern train, from which be was elected b; the
conductor, near Oneida, aud und ,abscdly commit
Ted snicde by throwing bimseIf into tao Onciti
creek, where BIS body "a found. lie was unmar-
lied, and rpu.ed wealthy.-Syacuss Standard,
INN u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

This is the only coal stock of this region that il
now regularly bought and sold at the New York
stock board and In spite Of adverse markets and
manifold efforts to depreciate, /. not only stands
finn but continues 10 gain steadily ia reputation.
We believe the judgment in its favor is righteous
one. The Company is managed with great ability
ard economy, and Is every day becoming more and
more strong. II now sends more than 900 TINS
ing its facilities in every advantageous mode. Il is
already able 10 defy Wall street and all its evil
agencies, and win soon become one Of the most pro-
fitsble concerns in the United Statcs.-Mineys'
JopyRni.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

THE Rock ISLAND Berp6E.--We learn from the
advertiser, that the Rock Island railroad c,mp any
are likely to meet With some trouble in carrying out
their plan for the extension Of the railroad track
beyond the Mississippi, by means Of bridge across
that river at Rock Island. Tho town OF Rock leland
the Chicago and Rock Island railroad. On the OPP
posife side Of the river, OF Davenport, commences
the Mississippi aud Missouri railroad, which ex.
tends to Council Bluffs. The Mississippi at this
point Ia divided into two channels b. the leland Of
Rock Island, which Is several miles long, aud con
tains seven hundred acres OF land. Tie leland be-
longs to the United States. and the Rock River
gress, granting right Of way to railroads through
the United States public lands, unless such lsnds
arc actually occupied by custom houses, navy yards,
forts. &c, to build their bridges across both chan
nels, for the purpose Of forming connection with
the Mississippi and Missouri railroad. But recent
~ after the bridges have nearly arrived at state
Of completion, the leland has been clsimcd by the
that during the last war with Great Il itain fort
was built on the southern end of the island. THIS
Fort was occupied as long as there was G1y use for
u, and then, number of years ago, ABANDONED
Now, however, the Hon. Jefferson Davis Secretary
OF War, maintains thc claims Of the War Depart
Tcnt to tho island refuses to sell or Lease on
any terms, the right OF way. Mr.. Davis has also
= Mt an officer to tho island with instructions 10 re-
move the trespasscrs from the spot. The company
who have been sustained Throughout, b. the advice
ofthc department Of the Interior have largo force
Of men employed on tic island 1t is said ia the be
lief Of tho legality Of their proceedings win mot re-
tire except upon conpulsion. No troops have as yet
II the Secretary Of War sends all the troops he
spare for the purnose, he viii iEd difficulty IN
enforcing his demands. Tnc end IL no. yet.-bos.
fon Jo,ynoi, July 70.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29
Riot in NhrlhYYille.


Our readers will remember that ". sta
ted few days ago. that a rumor Of a
riot in Shelby,iIlc was in circulation,
but we could hear nothing Of the partic-
ulars. Yesterday. we were told BY a
gentleman who said he was an eye wit
uesS, that the facts are about as follows:
man named Harlin, who was keep
ing low dogsery in that place. from
some cause gained the ill-wil of the ci,i
zens, and the boys used - avail them.
selves of the state of hostility existing to
stone his house. On one occasion he
caught boy who, he thought, had been
at that business, ani locked him ~ in
one of the rooms until crowd assem-
bled and released him by force. The boy,
it appears. was innocent. In consequ nee
of the feeling Indicated by this circum-
stance, Hardin concluded to have his
house guarded. and hired AMI armed sew
eral Irish liquor suckers for that purpose.
These men frequently stopped aoffensive
citizens while passing quietly along the
street. and maltreated them. Finally
hostilities assumed n more decided shape,
and OH Saturday night about | o'clock
large crowd. exlsperated by the course
of Hardin and his men, went to his dog
gerry. on the public square and tore it all
TO pieces. On their first appearance they
were fired at by Harlin's men. buy no.
boay was hit. They then went system
atically TO work and to:e off the wealth
er boarding with fire hooks, broke the
windows and demolished the contents of
the house. Nothing was spared or saved.
No violence was done beyond throwing
Il few stones, until the lrlshmen fired on
the crowd, when they went TO work
IN earnest. We believe our igfor
mant states that no violence was contem
plated until the firing exisperated the
mob. Eleven of the rioters were ares
ted. but the trial was still progressing
when our informant left
On the following day large number of
Liquor men came in from the country with
the purpose as they said. of taking the
town and logging the Temperance men.
Their Sostration was ended by one of
the m getting first rate threshing. The
Council for Prosecution, were Nj. NJ. Ray
aud L. Mcfarland. for the rioters.
Judge Peaslee and MIR. Davis.
State Journal
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29
An EXlected Battle.

Ii is likely tina, the next European arri-
val will fetch advices Of snnguinary en-
gngement between the Russians and allied
forces. The New York. Herald says:
by the Canada; We learn that Mar
shall St. Arnaud had despatched seveuly
thousand men to the relief If S listria. and
il was expected that they would reach the
fortress By the 10Th or a: furthest by the
18Th Of June. Tho importance Of this po
sition Was naturally caused by anxiety as
to lis fate, and from the tremendous force
which the Russians had concentrated up
on it there is reason 10 believe that il must
have fallen befure the arrival OF the troops
sent TO lis relief. The Russians seem
now determined to continue thei- advance
and their troops al Bucharest have received
orders to move on 10 the..Danubc. We
may therefore expect tn hear soon of some-
thing moIa decisive than The bombarding
of an almost deicnceless town and the cap
lure OF few merchant vessels"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29
Reformation in PHILADELPHIA.

Mayor CONRAD issued a proclamation
prohibiting the sale Of liquor on Sunday.
The success of this measure of the well
known Know Nothing funciionary is thus
chronicled in dispatch from Philadelphia
Ia ted on the 18th:
CAS- general thing. the proclamation
of Mayor Conrad has been respected by the
tavern keepers. although several are selling
to customers entering through back doors.
while others are selling openly. designing
&c con est the constitutionality Of the law.
Most of the 'rummies' have resorted TO
Camden and Windmill, Islands, where
immense sales are going On at double
prices. The lager beer saloons arc also
closed and several have their signs craped.
and flags displayed at half mast and crap
ed; one exhibits d placard, Gone TO
church for the ease Of al creation open 10
morrow Tie city has been uncommonly
quiet: not drunken man has been seen
all day. The mass of on: citizens are
gratifed at the result OF the experiment,
and will sustain the movements TO the
utmost
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29
ITO sssOas Residents.

NJ Office is hereby given that the undefsisn-
/ Y ed, with the County Surveyor. Will. an lh+-
25ih day oi Jely 1891. at ID O'Clock IN, on Sail
day proceed 10 survey aud locate The corners ol
his land III section > township n range east.
IN Marshall county; 10 meet on The premises ANA
cont,nnc from day to dav until all is flushed.
Non residents who ;all 10 meet the surveyor
II the time and place above mentioned, and de
fray or provide for deiraying their portion of
the expense of said survey, Will be returned
10 the County Auditor oil said county, and such
delinquency placed on the tax duplicate and
collected according to law, as other taxes are
collected JACOB kNOBLOCK.
June % I7t3
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29
Another Foreign Difficulty.

A dispatch from Washington dated The
18th. says: "our Government has got in
10 a new and important difficulty con-
nected with foreign affairs. The impris
onment Of Mr.. NELSON, our Consul al
Turks Island is great outrage. 3. Ev
BRETT SMITH, the ex.Consul. is here. anc
will make full statement of the case 20
the Secretary OF State TO morrow, Mr..
JoHN NELSON, of Baltimore, formerly a {
torney General. and father Of Consul
Nelson, will be here tomorrow 10 remon-
strate agains. the authorities of Turks Is
land. This case may lead to serious con-
sequences"