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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-08

Observation-Disclosures
rae CELEBRATED
/ 9lARl1AM D1TpIaDSo
~ DR.. Q. N. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
Ix WILL EFfEcTUALLY CURE
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
Chronic or Nervous DEBILITY. DISEASES Of The Efas,w and
d .sssls oil diseases arising from Disordered
re- sas,4 = s Lsrer or Stomach = $50
ii s.4,ff Such --E
. Constipa- s
tion, Inward Piles, : =
| sFullness, or Blood TO the
..g Head, Acidity of the Stomach es---
Nausea, Heartburn Disgust for Food, X 2
Fulin,,Ss II eight ;le Stomach Sour
Erect 6 rs. Sinking fipisriug at the Pit
OF the StoInacl. y Nifi,'' 'sg O.! me Head Hurried
and Difficult Breathing, fiusiits the Heart Choak.
ing or Suocang Sensations when lying posture Dim
ness Of Vision. Dots Webs before The sight, Fever
a ration, Yeiowness Of The Skin and EYES sssi'''
Pain in the Side, Back, Chest Limbs
.as Ts dc, de-, Sudden Fushes of
3 Pa l1.ie Heat Burning in the Flesh,
20 ilH .shfsA Constant lmagnings
80 80 OF Evil, and great -
.eleaiE 80 delHe sion of
The proprietor in calling the attention of the public To
this preparation does with feeling of the utmost con-
hdence in its virtues and adaptation TO the diseases for
IL is and untfed article but one that has stood
the test Of ten years trial before the American people
and its reputation and sale unrivaled by any similar pre-
parsens extant The testimony in its favor given by the
most prominent and well known Physicians ard ipdivid
uas IN ali parts OF the country is immense. The follow
ing from your own State respectfully subittedreier
ing any one who may still doubt, to nay Memorabilia"
er Prsccal Receipt Book, for Farmers and Familieso
DO had gratis of all the Agents for the German Bters
Principai Office and Mandatory, 100 Arch ST. Phiisdel
phis, Pa
FL -O H OF rIfFgI
TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE .i 80 ~
DIR. II. b. ScARBoRouaH Dover Tennessee, August e3
1858, says have sold all the German Bers you have
sent and if the preparation continues to do as much
good as has done IL s0sA be the best medicine e0r soil
hss" r-t Ia. .ss.t f..-.,
L. SSoDaRAss, Sparta Tennessee August 90 1855 SAYS:
am pleased to state that ycur German Bers has given
satacfion in every instance where it has been used
ID. I. hoLLINs Hsborough, Tennessee August 90 1883
says am pleased to state that the German Bters has
given general satisfaction" avs
DIR, 2. FAGIo q Bro, Knoxville Tennessee 9Th April
1851, said Your Bitters selling very fast and
every person that has used it. so far have been able
to learn, has been benefited" ssf,
j. W. FRANKLIN + Co, Gallatin, Tennessee December
So 1885, said The firm will more of your Bit.
tiers soon, of the partners thinks it is great edi.
cine" -.~
r. HARDY, Bolivar TENNESSEE September Is, 1859,
said There great demand Cor your Btters here please
send another lot SOON" = 81 q tf - = r.
s4 They entirely g9etaBt free from all injurious
ingredients always strengthen the SYSTEM and never pros
gs Sold by dealers in Medicine and siorekeepers ev
erywhefe. go
~ Sold in Nashville by Berry Il Demovie, Brown &
Grubbs, Ewn Brothers, Il. G. Seove and dealers in med
cine generally. peso ri Enthusiastically
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NAVY BEEF AND PORK FOR Isss.


a NAVY UEFAHTNENI n
bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, June 1875.
= AIS, endorsed ssProposzs for Reef"
ana Proposals Pork as hs case nav be- win be re-
dar Of once until lao'clock Saturday the 4ih
eos, ana E y, lot furnishing and delivering free Of all
% ana max TO the Uated States The Ms yy-Ssrds
Az / Barrels hoef
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AND ALABAMA RAILROAD
- - 80 ~

&sSEE sSS&f5- Et&sEs4 fWs 80 -
OPEN TO FRANKLIN.
ON and after Tuesday. March 9Th, Trains will run as
Mail and Passenger Tram leaves Nashville st. $50 AN
--.' to.l arrives in Franklin at. 1880 An
do leaves Franklin at ..... .s:45 Pm.
ta lr ... arrives in Nashville at .445 PM
Freight and Passenger Train leaves Franklin ats AN
arrives in Nashville at. $50 AM.
do leaves Nashville at ......2.i5 Pm
r.f.s-r arrives in Franklin at $3.50
On Sunday the Mail Train only will be Omnibuses
will conneet with all the Trains at the Nashville Depot,
carrying to or from any point IN the city and
Carter, Thomas Houghs line OF Stages VIII run IN con-
nection at Franklin.
Through Tickets to Memphis wayuesboro' Tuscumba,
Florence Columbia Pulaski and Jackson, by raroad and
stages procured the General Stage Office under
the yerandah Hotel A. ANDERSON,
mrh-ly r. Eng ana sup 1
- ~sa- FOR SALE.
A DESIRABLE Brick Dwelling with rooms, kitchen,
n stable, carriage house, &c fronting on Cherry st.
the of Cherry, Mulberry streets The lot
fronts about 233 feet Cherry and back upwards
of ESQ feet to College street.
AISO-A story Brick and Frame Dwelling with
rVoms kitchen, &c, fronting Overton street near the
handsome residence of W. N. Blbo Esq The lot fronts
991& feet BIZ l07 deep. j. K W. BROWN,
may25 led aa- IA Cherry Street
sMTTHLAND PADUcAH, LOUISVILLE & ST. LOUIS.
, Tuesday and Friday Morning Packet.
TIE light dr.agnt and fast running
has bsen purchased expressly for this trads
aud win leave for the above and oil intermediate landings
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 10 o'clock, A NJ, con
Meeting at Pldueah with the St Louis aud Louisville u b
Mail Packets.
{ For freight rrassags apply on board; Or to
ma,so 4 4 H1 hakRIs5s. Agents
a NICE RESIDENCE IN EDGEFIELD.-l
N We are offering for sale House and Lot in Edge
field on moderate terms The house and lot is situated
Porter street, Mr. Washngton's. The bouss contains
good rooms and it Is desirable location any
wishing q small and cheap residence the eenre ef
business Gail on IINDSLEY 4 CROCKETT,
s.may2O 70 FaI s5 College strsst.
.tA ~ --f-- FOR JUNE.
~ OBEY - lady's Book for June just received BY
" HAGAN BRO,
mar93 Market Sire
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Rem. 3. WELLER

BEN. .. WELLER $500 IA.
- Is thankful TO his many friends for the patron -
%AN age hitherto bestowed on him ia his ~
stove and Tin Brass aud Copper Mandatory,
and trusts that he viii receive the addonal favos Of
nv friends supporting his effort to establish Agricu
cultural Implement and Seed Store in their midst.
~ lie is general agen: for some Of the best Nurseries
In the Uuion and tho.e in of the best Fsut Trees
can be supplied through him at less than they can or
der. d.. mh30
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TENNESSEE MANDATORY.
SYLVAN NILS,

e. 1ren r SHsLBYvILLg, TENNESSEE.
~ ILLELAND d co, Manufacturers of oil kinds of
" COTTOT4DES, APRON CHECKS. PL4IDS
And STRLPE'S TIGHZNGS, STRLP'D OSY4BDRGS
for servants TTVZHE &c.
large and full line Of the above Goods can always be
found at Messrs. TRABUE d LUCUS', No. "A Public
Square, Nashville Tennessee at factory prices which
have recently been reduced fully compete with any
manuHctorY either North South. We respe cttuy re-
quest city and country merchants to call Messr Trabus
\ Lucus-oar only agents at Nashyle-and examine the
Goods. - - GILLELAND 4 CO. .
IF We are The agents for the above Goods and
specially request city and country merchants 10 call and
examine them. We have just received large lot
marl7 ~ .ar TRABUE & LUCUS.
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49, BEASLEY 81 RUTH,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS, PAPER HANGERS

Between the Masonic Hall and the Crutcher House
~ All kinds Of Graniug and Marbng done in the
best manner and at reasonable prices.
feb28-6mo
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tg- The Candidates to represent Davidson
county in the lower branch of the next General
Assembly, viii address the people at the Court
House on Thursday night June 9TH
Broad street. Johnson's corner Saturday night
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IF YOU WANT THE FINEST HATS

NALL at WATERFIELD WALKERS on the Square
~ The styles they have introduced for the Spring
considered the handsomes Hats of the while
the eene ghtness Of texture and superb lSstrous finish
render them highly desirable TO all who wish hat Of the
most popular style and of the finest quality.
HATS FOR YOUNG MEN.
TTNPE most becoming Hats for young will be found
i in great variety at Wateried Walkers They have
all the and popular designs in all the fashionable col
for the Il is also said that their prices
little lower than can be found elsewhere. f-ii"- p
ap7 WATERFIELD WALKER
--I- SOFT FELT HATS
OF all the new designs in Black White and Pearl Soft
Cassimere-the most desirable Hats of the
Just introduced by WATERFIELD WALKER
TO MERCHANTS. Hea
NTERCHANTS who wish selection of Hats that spiH
wi sell and who have the cash TO paw for them,
Uery prompt make payment when DUE should call at
Waiereld Walkers. They have very desirable varie
ty, and sell at low and uniform prices. ss5sa.
WATERFlELD WALKER, t-g
Fashionable Hstters
ap7-H 26 Public Square, next to Cowboys.
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J. MOORE, .. ulr
WHOLESALE d RETAIL,

]. MOORE, -4r
TOBACCOSIST, WHOLESALE RETAIL,
Corner of Cherry and Cedar Streets, 49,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
WOULD to my friends and the public gen
erally, that prepared TO furnish them with the fol-
lowing articles per cent less than any other house
the city, for cash. purchase for each, that from
ten TO twenty five per the following articles
Meerschaum Pipes warranted GENUINE;
Dutch Pipes-largest stock in the city;
Snuff Boxes, large variety;
Snufs-Rappee, MaccobOy, Scotch, Garretts ROOMS
&C.
Smoking Tobacco of all kinds;
Chewing do Langhorne Armistead's, Diadem
Twist, Fig Leaf, Bills &C. &c
Also just received superior article OF Ale for sale by
the barrel
sale and retail. Country dealers will do well TO CALL as
can furnish them with every Thing in the business.
ianll-tf
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COMES, FANS, AND FANCY GOODS.

..' WILLIAM TASKER
IN PARK PLACE NEW YORK, invites the attention
lUq of Southern and Western Merchants his stock
of Fans, Cobs Hair Tooth and Nail Brushes Ladies Reti-
eules, Perfmery, Soaps, Porte Monses Jet and Bead
Bracelets Pocket Books Dress Buttons Prs and Needless
Hooks aud Eyes, Watch Guards Wax, Coral and Glass
Beads Necklaces &c. India Rubber Combs Canes Balls
and Toys of every description Scissors Razors and Cut
lery, Gold and Gilt Jewery, Accordeons aud Vions
GLIDING general and very large stock OF English French
and German Fancy Goods which will be sold at the very
lowest prices for CASH or APPROVED PAPER
sS Orders by letter selected and put up in the best
manner. WILLIAM TASKER,
mv4-lyd 10, PARK PLACE, New YORK.
NJILLEr SEED WANTED.-We wish 10 pur
VI chase 500 bushels of INLET Seed. Also so bushels
of Blackeye, Brown and Lady Peas. Also, Cornfeld
Beans for which will pay the highest market price in
cash. WELLER Il COOPER.
At their Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Warehouse,
April Is Market s rect.
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r AIDES FINE CATER ROOTS
u do Super FRENCH LASTING CATERS;
do do Italian Cloth front l,ced) do;
do do Kid Welt Stitched do do;
do do do Slippers; .-
An assortment of Misses and Chidrens Fine BLACK
BROSZED and C0LORED BOOTS jus. opened by
RaMAGE Il CHURCH,
sp29 AZ Col'eoe street
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NEW UOUDS.
VXTE have just received stock Of Spring Goods
w consisting Of Silks, Besages, MORE Anqass Print
ed gscoEets kuslins superior Deached aud Brown Mus
Inns, Hosiery A,tts dc Also general stock OF sta
pie Goods Linen Drill Cottonades, Tckugs Sylvan Mills
Goods for Servants Cassmeres and Festings; which we
selling remarkably low for cash. "a.
We shall be very happy old customers and
many new wish TO purchase cool Goods at low
prices, ri. THURST0N 4 BERNARD, -.
apl2 No. 9 Union street
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SHowTNG UP SAM.-They have got up a caricature
Of Sam 10 New Orleans which the Mobile Regis
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June 9th.
College Hill, at Loves Store, Tuesday night,
June 18th
Jos. Ambrose, over Lick Branch, Thursday night,
June l4th. Ge5-td
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DEANS l-Another lot OF d. Landreth's Bunch and
d Field Beans will be here ia few days. Enough to
supply Davidson County. b. ). WELLER.
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sMTTHLhNp. PApUcAH, LOUISVILLE 3 81 LOUII

~ oDEY'S lAdy's Book for June, just received BY
" HAGAN A BRO,
m1v23 Market Sire
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For SaIe. ---|----- -----|- =
,rV,HAT VALUABLE RESIDENCE on Cherry Street. for
L merly occupied by Gen. Armstrong. Appiyt to 90
my6.if LINDSLEY 4 CROCKETT
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y KNUCKLE WASHING MACHINE. p
ySTE have just received another large t Of these cele
w brated Labor Saving WASHING MACHINES.
Those in want of any should call soon. We send a man
TO show them used free of charge ...s
IHa..4 49,. .. ii. LOOMS Il CO.
mas25 .sf I'd Agents for Manufacturer.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-10
Indiana Items.

The Lawrenceburgh Press of the 22d,
speaks as follows about the prospect for FRUIT
in that vicinity.
Send us down a fe,0 when they get ripe:
Present appearances indicate that there will
be an abundance of fruit. There is not much
danger of frost killing,it so late in the Spring;
though we have known il killed by frost as
late as 7th May, but such is rare occurrence.
The spring weather continues favorable for
vegetation, and wheat, grass and eats are
coming forward finely. Never was there a
time in Indiana when good crops were more
need than this year, and so far the prospect
is fair, in this section, for an abundant har-
vest of all kinds of farm productions.
The same paper gives the following ac-
count of sudden death
On Sunday morning week, Mr. Benjamin
Conner, of Miller township, in this county,
left his home in his usual health Not re-
turning again at evening, as was his custom,
some uneasiness was felt by his family as to
his absence. On the next day, nothing hav-
ing been heard from him, he was found dead,
with his feet resting upon log from which
he had evidently fallen, the fall producing
diSlocation of the neck, and consequently in
slant death. He still grasped in one hand a
needle and thrsad, and in ths other A REeksa
tiiat he vas IN the acf OF nsendihg
Mr.. C. had long been subject to fits of epelep-
sy, and being suddenly seized with one while
seated upon this log thus came to his death.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-10
A Bank-the Bottom Out.

For some time there has been but one a
$4,000 bond remaining on deposit with the
Auditor for the redemption of the notes of
the State Stock Security Bank at Newport,
Indiana. A few DAYS since, party of seve-
raj gentlemen who had been trading in de-
precated bank notes, met casually together
in indianapolis, and agreed to lump their re-
spective piles, lift the aforesaid bond, sell
and divide the proceeds. They accordingly
repaired to the Auditors Office, and 10. and
behold! when their various sums were count
ed and added together, they had the startling
sum of S19,OO0-the handsome little sum OF
$1,000 to spare We do not vouch for
the correctness of the above, but our in
formation is from such source that we can
not doubt it.-White's DetectOr
The above is simply a most glaring false
hood. There are bonds sufficient in the
Auditors Office for the redemption of the
entire circulation of the State Stock Security
Bank at Newport. Will Mr.. LEE WHITE
have the honesty to make this correction?
We have our information from the Office of
the Auditor of State
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-10
To What are we Coming .

No one can examine the statistics of last
ern Bank Note Circulation" without being
startled at the facts exhibited, and without
feeling an instructive impulse to haul in
SAIL" and prepare for the coming storm.
During the last four years, Rhode Island
has increased Its bank note circulation forty
per cent; Connecticut f ty per cent; Maine
and Massachusetts eac. Sirty per cent; New
Hampshire eighty per cent; and Vermont more
than ONE HUNDRED PER CENT. The total
increase of New England hank note eircula-
ton during the last four years, is upward of
fifteen and q half million Of dollars Or in
other words, this four years increase of the
circulation of the New England banks, ex-
ceeds the entire circulation of all the banks
in Ohio and Indiana.
Nor is this all. About NINE MILLIONS Of
this increase took place during the past year.
And judging from the number of applications
for more banks, and the favorable Legislative
consideration with which these applications
have been met, there seems to be a determin-
alton that this expansion shall continue to go
with an ever increasing ratio.
The entire circulation or the New England
banks, is now upwards of forty millions; rest
ing on a specie basis of only four millions !,
Can such an unhealthy expansion exist with
out danger? Will not the bubble soon burst,
spreading commercial distress throughout the
country?-Rdilrodd Journal.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-10

OTThe journal of May I'd approves the
removal of Judge LonING, an act which, in
our opinion, can find no parallel except in the
tyrannical proceedings of James III. That
oiious bigot was resolved to have Judges no
agreed with him in his political plans, and he
removed all who hesitated to aid him in his
iniquities. Like the Legislature of Massa-
chusetts, his purpose was to violate the Con-
stitutiJn of the realm like them, he was
invested with the naked power to do it and
like them he did not ask if Judge was hon.
est, capable, and faithful to the laws, but only
if he was ready to sustain him in their viola
ton.
Er post taaO laws are always de,estable.-
Had Massachusetts enacted that hereafter no
Judge of Probate should exercise the office
of United States Commissioner, such conduct
would have exhibited spirit of rank fanati-
cism, but it would not have violated the
rights of individuals, nor have affixed an in
delible stain un the good faith Of an ancient
and once honorable Commonwealth.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-10

From Rio JASEIRo.-The clipper ship
Grey Eagle, arrived at Philadelphia on the
9th ult., from Rio Janeiro. She has been
absent from the United States only 80 days,
having sailed February 4th, and arrived in
Delaware Bay April 25th. Her trip out was
SO days, Is hours. The passage home was
made in 35 days. While proceeding out of
Rio, in tow of steamboat, Mr.. John Clax-
son, the second officer, was lost overheard
Mr. Claxson was 26 years of age, and was
from Norfolk, Va The port of Rio was very
healthy when the the Grey Eagle left. There
was no news of importance. Good Coffee
was extremely scarce. The Grey Eagle
brings 4,616 bags, consigned to Rutter & Pat
terson and Harrison & Newhall, Philadel-
phia.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-10

0TIt IS stated that large number of the
population of Rochester are about to remove
to Cana,la, owing to the passage of the Maine
law.-Daily State Sentinel.
We want it distinctly understood that the
Rochester above mentioned does not mean
the Rochester in Fulton county, Ind. Our
citizens are too good temperance men to be
affected by the Maine Law. We know of
but one person making preparations to leave
for that country; and he, bright youth, never
pulled the wool over any sensible mans eyes.
His name is "Samivel,' sometimes for short
called Sam. and noted for his midnight oper-
ations, 'loying darkness rather than light, be-
cause his deeds are evil" poor soul his
children are fast forsaking the parental fire.
side of their corrupt and hypocritical ances-
tor, which ehagriaes poor Samivel and grieves
him to the heart, hence his preparations for a
trip on the underground railroa'l for Canada
Rochester Flag.
1t is whispered in this vicinity, that the
insidious gentleman, to whom the Flag al
ludes, whose hsbitation, during his brief So
iourn, has been in dark cellars and garrets,
has taken French leave of all his friends, to
10 return not again, at aH
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-10
Shake not thy CORY locks at me,

The journal and its correspondent who
sigus himself A Native Republican are
contending about the causes which led TO the
overwhelming defeat of the Know Nothings
on Tuesday last The correspondent asserts
that the & Peoples Ticket" was not defeated
that the ticket denominated the Peoples
ticket" was no a genuine article, but init
mates that it was "a wolf in sleeps clothing
He is not satisfied to be led by Know No
thing leaders, but says: ''In future city elec-
tions, let the Republicans the People -
assemble PUBLICLY in their sovereign capaci-
ty, keep in view the great principles of Free.
dom and Temperance, Liquor and Slavery
Prohibition-make their own nominations
in their own way, and march boldly straight
forward to battle and to victory He repu
dates, generally, the secret dictation of the
Know Nothings, and condemns plainly tn,
ticket put forward by them as an assunec
specious, deceptive mask s'
These are serious charges to bring agains
the brethren of the midnight horde. Thi
is poor solace for their deep grief, anil
poor reward for their heavy and desperate
labors to carry the ticket. A stab from
friend is the most unkind cut of all.
Even the Journal editor feels stricken un
der the fifth rib, and attemps to excuse th'
Hindoos for their zeal, and seems to think tn,
whole matter was well understood, but badl,
managed, and would fain make more sof
apologies for their overthrow.
In all family quarels we are mere locker
on. When they find out "who killed BILL
Patterson we shall be happy to hear iron
them. We think the result is the effect o
the sound, second sober thought of liberal an,
intelligent freemen, putting down secret cor
ruption and public violence.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-10

PORTRAIT OF A HUSBAND PoIsoSER.-A cor
respondent of the Cincinnati Times recently
paid visit to the cell of Mrs. Riggan, the
cold -blooded murdress of her husband. He
says:
when saw Mrs. Riggan this morning, she
was in her cell expected TO see woman
whose appearance would. in some particulars
at least, be in keeping with the horrible crime
she had committed. In this, however, was
disappointed. She is quite young, and has
countenance beaming with sweetness
intelligence, and innocence.
''She was engaged in fine needle-work, hav-
ing several patterns by her side. Upon the
table was an accordean, with which she occa-
sionally endeavored to solace the weary hours.
did not see Mowry, who is in the same Jail
Taking into consideration the position Of
the parties, it is one of the most singular case.
ofmurder ever heard of, and affords food fol
reflection"
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-10

THE KINNEY EXPEDITION FOR NICARAGUA
it is said, will take out from 600 to 700 per.
sons, among them FLETCHER WEBSTER, sor
of DANIEL WEBSTER. 1t is said that the
Company have good understanding with
the Transit Steamship Company, and with
the Nicaraguan Government A prominent
member of the Company is Mr. FERMrNI
FEkRER, formerly Secretary of State for For
eign Afiairs of the Republic of Nicaragua
They will take out printing presses an ed
itor, person, it is said, at present connected
with the New Yor. Post.