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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-05-31
The Chemical Bank Forgery in New York
Trial of Cole, tho Accomplish Of Kissane,

The Chemical Bank Forgery IN new YORK
Trial Of Cole, tho Accomplish OF Kissane.
The New York Herald Of the 22d inst. con-
tains the account of the opening in this case.
They had much difficulty in selecting a Jury,
owing 10 the fact of so many persons express
sing an opinion in the case. The Herald
says
"Afler The Jury was sworn, and before The
prosecution opened The case 10 Tue Jury, The
wife OF the prisoner was brought into Court,
and weeping much she was seated by her &C
cused husband, who was also affected 10 tears.
Tie accused is a large man, full faced, with
whiskers a little gray. He is aged about
forty years. His wife a very pretty woman,
is Younger than himself, and very respectable
in her appearance. The District Attorney
opened ihe case.
"Genllemen of the Jury, you have been Sc
lected 10 try an important charge; that has al
ready affected the liberty of one man and may
affect The liberty Of two others. We shall
carrythrough the cause as r"pidly as possible.
Heretofore, gentlemen, your time has been Ia
ken IN in he tiial of those of the lower or
ders Of life-of The lost, depraved, and un-
fortunate Of those in fact who are schooled
men WHO are tyied for The crime of rorcety
generally are men of talents, of sbrewdness,
anJ or ]nosi,ion in society. The prisoner at
he In, will Ie ,eranded Inv the ablest Grim.
inal coursel in the Stale. The prisoner will
he shown lo have been a man who was res
pecloble, who was yirluous in the popular
sense cr The worJ. and who has never before
been charced with crime in our Stale. But
ali considerations or his Kind sbou,d be laid
aside if Won believe him guilty. We shall
show that some time ago James FindIeN, VIII
liam klSsalle and Lyman CoIe mel iosetnet
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-05-31

OPAmong the many atlra ctiors presented
TO the view Of the stranger in Dayton, the
Wholesale Dry goods house of Messrs. Heck
ELRoDE & DARsT, on Third street, near Jelfer-
son, is one of the most attractive. The looms
are finished of in modern style, and stock
of goods ison hand, from which dealers may
select which for beauty, quality, style, quon-
tity and oheapness, is not surpassed by any
house in the West. We have seen a few
toholssale establishments, and we confess we
were surprised at the amount of Goods the
ProprietoTs had purchased for the trade. Our
surprise was none the less, however, when
We were Informed upon reliable authority, that,
the stock we then seen, was the second sup
ply they had received the present season from
eastern manufactures. Merchants in Dayton
and surrounding country appreciate the enter
prise Of MeSsrs. HEcKELRoDE & DARsT, and
with a true spirit and a principle worthy imi-
tation have encouraged home enterprise by
purchasing their Goods of them for retail, and
so their business is fully as good as they an
!icipated for The first season, and will doubt
less largely increase. 1t should - western
people should begin to appreciate home en-.
terprise, and local business should be entoura,
ged in preference 10 that at a distance. We
hope this enterprising firm may fully realize
their business expectations. They have q
large and beautiful stock of Goods and dealers
in their vicinity, east, wesl, north and south
should try their prices before purchasing else
where,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-05-31

VIRGINIA, true 10 herself, her country and
the principles of her illustrious statesmen,
has again rebuked the opponents Of democ-
racy, and given The sham republicans q Wa
terloo defeat! We have heard it said by way
of keeping up courage, 'the democracy are
rejoicing over the election Of a renegade
whig % We hurl back the Islander into the
teeth of the foul libeller whogives it utterance'
and proclaim that we rejoice not in the sue
cess of MEN, but in the triumphs Of MEAS
URES! The democratic party is party oil
principles, and when the people endorse the
correctness of those principles, and proclaim
their devotion 10 true republicanism, it is q
source of qualification, no matter who repre-
sents the principles. The election ofHE>RY A.
WISE, is a great triumph, a very great victory
and when the appliances and means used 10
defeat him are taken into consideration, 1t Is
an astounding event, unparalleled in The po-
litical history Of this country, which will car
ny great Joy into the heart Of every true
republican, and dismay and CONSERVATION tc
the bosom Of every opposer of democracy
Firm in the democratic faith as her mountains
the cold Dominion" has again given unmiS'
takeable evidence of the incorruptibleness o
her people, their devotion 10 the Union ant
the principles of true republicaniSm. w
cannot at this time express our qualification
at the result. The nation must rejoice owe
the triumph of democratic principles in tn
person of HENRY A. WISE. In our next, vi
shall be able, perhaps, t. give the official volt
and correct majority. The wing press give
up all hope. Glorious old Virginia, neve
casts her vote for any man who is not sound
she is we'll named-and deserves the name
"Old Dominion" We confess we had fear
full forebodings for the result, but our fear
have all been driven away and the rejoicing
of the victor taken their place. Oh gloriou
Old Dominion-the victorious echoes soundin
from thy mountain tops, electrifeS the nation
bids freemen rejoice, and points 10 q brighte
day not far in the distance. Faith looks for
ward 10 that period W it'll ardent hope, and III
legions Of democracy are anxious for the con
fict, assured that, another brilliant victor
will crown their efforts, and proclaim 10 tn
world that this nation is still a land wher
liberty prevaIls-a home for the oppressed {
all the earth /! Again we say ten thousan
cheers for the GOLD DOMINION p
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-05-31
An Interesting Book.

One Of the most interesting works ever is
sued from the American Press, is "Parley'
Panorma, or, CuriositieS of Nature & Art
History and Biography" now in course o
publication by Agents throughout the country,
who are soliciting subscriptions The Agent
for this county, Rev. WIN LoGUE, is visiting
the people, and we hope no one will foregc
she opportunity Of adding this valuable volume
TO his library. The Book is handsomely en-
Sellished, with numerous engravings, and is
calculated 10 prove of vast benefit 10 young
readers particularly. When Mr.. l.. comes
around, let every one give him, his or her
name, and obtain the Book, as it one which
will be an ornament 10 bookcase, or centre
table. The varied nature ofits contents, ren-
ders it one OF the most attractive and interest.
ing ever offered the public. Be sure you sub
scribe for a copy. Tie Book is designed
mainly, TO attract the attention Of young peo-
pic from the light trash which now food the
country, and is so 5aneful in its influence
We have seen the Book, aud cordially re-
commend it 10 our readers.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-05-31
Horrible Murder in Kentucky Arrest o. the
Suspected Murderer.

We find the following in the Louisville
Journal ofthe 10Th inst. 1t says:
ave learn That a horrid murder was COM
milted in Spencer county on Tuesday. Mr.
SOmuel LinGeman left Taylorsyiile about an
hour by sun, and was found the next morning
within half mile OF his house with his brains
blown out. The body appeared 10 have re-
ceived Two shots, one toking.elTec just above
the left hip, The other entering the head be low
the right ear, passing through the Lead, carry
ing with it the greater part Of The brains, and
leaving tie head in a horribly mongled condi-
lion. .
Linderman's brother in. law, Samuel H.
DewS, has been are Sted aud committed 10 an
swer the charge OF murder. 1t appears that
Linderman was the surety OF Dews, and caus-
ell his horse 10 be levied on and sold 10 satisfy
the execution, and at the sale bought the horse
which is supposed or suspected 10 be the
cause of the murder.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-05-31
AIRES. Of a Supposed Murderer.
New MILFORD, Conn, Nav 8


A man named Peck, of Naugatuck, in this
Slaie, who was last winter arrested and dis
charged Oh suspicion OF having committed The
horrible murder Of a woman and child there
recently, was yesterday Tear. ested by Deputy
Sheriff Carr, of New Haven. Ii seems that
he had made arrangements 10 60 West, aud
had persuaded a young man 10 become his
companion, by offering 10 bear his expenses.
He left his boarding place in Nausatuck
without paying his bill, stating that lie was
ABOUT 10 visit his mother, in Lichield, and
should return in a few days He had preyi.
ously agreed TO meet his companion here yes
tetday and start on their journey. These
facts having come 10 light officer Carr arrived
here with assistants on Sunday evening, and,
upon the arrival Of the stage at Litchfeld, ar
rested Peck, who was in it, took him 10 the
New England House and searched him.
There was found in his stocking one hundred
anu fifty dolrars in bills, which we're identi6-
ed as belonging 10 the woman that was muir
dercd, or in the house al time of the murder,
and taken from it then. Officer Carr mansged
everything so quietly and skillfully that few
OF the Inhabitants Knew what had transpired
until the prisoner had departed for Naugatuck
under guard.-N. Y. Tribune.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-05-31
rThis world is said to be cold and hei

TThis world is said to be cold and heart
less, but the place where the "coIdest COM
forp,' is served up to customers is at the Ice
Cream Saloon of A. A. AULL, on Baron street
Gold as it is, it is nevertheless very comforta.
BILE these hot days. Everybody goes there
to get it and we are glad that Mr.. A. has 8
comfortable amount OF customers for his 'Cob'
biers' alec Cream" &c. We hope tie,
may increase as the weather grows hotter.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-05-31

GTOur friend A. R. MoRToN, Of the U. S,
Hotel, is on a visit TO his old friends, and rus
ticatlng Dup north" on a hunting excursion.
He passed through Eaton on Tuesday morning,
fully armed and equipped for a three days.
cruise. The way squirrels, and blackbirds
and robins will be slain will be a sin, and the
way some folks will be "shot in the neck"
every night Of the encampment, will be no.
body's business,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-05-31
transportation Of LIQUORS

The President ofthe Albany Northern Rail-
road has received q letter from the President
OF Rutland and Burlington, and Cheshire
Railroad companies in which the latter says:
"The Liqour Law Of Massachusetts, goes in
70 operation on the Goth ofl;be present month.
The law is very rigid jthertfore, on and after
the 10Th day Of the present month We must
decline receiving any great or small beer, al
coholor liqourk Of any kind.n zaa ],rf.aa.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-05-31

On the evening Of the 22d inst, the north
vest portion of this county was visited by one
OF the most remarkable Hill storms, perhaps,
ever Witnessed in this or any other age. Hail
stones fell fully as large as Hen eggs. One
Of our farmers, Mr. JAcaJA, residing near Get
tysburg. gathered up a half bushel basket oil
the stones, and put then into the cellar, and
next morning they wer, perfectly hard and
seemed TO have melted but little. The storm
continued but q few minutes and we have MOI
learned the extent o 'country over which i
passed. We have not heard Of any serious
damage resulting from its effects. m
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-05-31

gJLoSt Saturday night week, GEORGE EL-
LOTT, o brakeman, fell from a car as the train
was leaving Syracuse, New York, and was Sc
shockingly mangled that he expired next day.
1t is said that the conductor refused to have
the train stopped, and the man, lying in ag-
ony for some time, was discovered by the in.
mates ofsome shanties close by. If this be
so' the conductor should be brought to a Sc
we're account for his heartlessness.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-05-31

DPure Brandy, imported according to law
and sold in compliance with the "New Con-
stituiion" may be found at the Grocery OF R.
S. CUNNINGHAM. Those who have tried its
quality pronounce it A No. one. Besides
spiritual comfort, you will find at his estab-
lishment q choice assortment Of Groceries &c.
which are sold at the lowest rates.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-05-31
CIR Gaton grmOtrat.
VIC. Editor.
Il O., MAY. 81 1856.

Governor,
William MediII.
Lieutenant Governor,
James Myers.
Supreme Judge,
Il. b. Warden.
Auditor,
w. ID. Morgan.
Treasurer,
John G. BreSlin.
Secretary of State,
William TreVitt.
Attorney General,
George w. NlcCOOk.
Board of Public Works,
James b. Stcedman.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-05-31

INV. p. McCABE has the right TO sell in
this county a Patent Pump which is ajmira
bly, adapted for the purposes Of a Pump and
Engine. Everybody should have one-in cas-.
Of FIRE they night be Of great service and save
much property. Call and see M of them il
operation at his corner opposite the Post Of
fee, Eaton, o.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-05-31

" What delightful weather just the
time 10 have a Dagguerrotype taken. And,
by The way, Balls Gallery, No. 10 West Fifth
steel, is just the place 10 get a good Picture
at the present time. Our citizens ale pretty
well convinced OF this fact, for his Gallery is
crowded 10 excess, daily.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-05-31

UFINDLEY has been sworn on the Cbemi-
cal and Continental Bank forgery cases in
New York. He testifes that himself. Corr
and KIssANE were the parties that drew the
money on the forged checks.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-05-31

DThe position Of the allies in the Crimea
is critical, and Balls Gallery, No. IS Fourth
street, is daily filled with a crowd of visitors
anxious 10 secure one Of his splendid Pictures.
Ball still heads Tire list Of artists, and his Pic
TIRES enjoy a wider reputation than those OF
any artist in The West.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-05-31

nc Our leaders in Camden and vicinity
will find a choice assortment of Dry Gods,
etc., at the establishment of WIN. PoTTENGEn
& Co., and when they wish anything in the il
line sbey can purchase it che per than at any
other place in that handsome village. Fact.
GT'SPRAGUE's New Clothing Establishment,
No. 10, East Fourth Street. We are glad 10
perceive that the indomitable energy and per-
severance of Messrs. Sprague & Co. are being
commensurately rewarded in their new loca-
ton. From mornings dawn until midnight,
their spacious stores are filled with customers,
and their numerous clerks are kept busy as
bees. We would call special attention 10 the
fact that they have just received a large and
costly supply of summer goods of the most
elegant patterns and finest texture. A visit
10 The establishments. this time will Le found
interesting.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-05-31

pWe hear the most encouraging accounts
from the interior Of Pennsylvania as to the
prospect OF the growing crops. Wheat prom
Uses well, and it is estimated that the corn
crop will fully double that Of lsst year.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-05-31

DTOur readers who desire any article use
full or Ornamental, will find a nice variety at
The establishment, of CHAMBERS, and lie is al.
ways glad to see his old friends and new Gus
tome
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-05-31

DPersons at a distance who wish 10 adver-
tise in the "Eaton Democrat" so long as it
is under our control, must pay in adUance, OIL
give orders on some responsible person, OF
send their advertisement through some Adver.
Using Agent. We have due US for advertising
S22 from Patent Medicine man by the name
OF HObensack. Eleven dollars from j. C.
Vaughn and sixteen from j. w. HOlJrooke,
Secretary Of the New York Art Union, besides
an inrumerable number of small accounts
ranging from S1,O0 to $500. Self preserva.
ton demands that in future, we insert no for
eign advertisements unless accompanied by
the cast or order Of authorized Agent. This
rule WILDE rigidly enforced.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-05-31

U7STEpnENs & Co. had a big run on SAT-
urIay last, aud the way their nice goods were
carried off by the ladies was perfectly aston
ishing. They have still few more Of the
same sort on hand and if you want any you
had better call soon.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-05-31

OrThs'amount Of distilled liquors cousunl.
ed during the last four years in California
amounts to the enormous total Of one hundred
and twenty-five thousand hogshsads, .s.gsC.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-05-31

DWe published an advertisement, some
weeks agk oil a Book, "Kate Aylesford," for
Inc publishing house Of T. B. PETERSON, Phil.
adelphia' an would be glad 10 see the Book.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-05-31

pThe triapfthe Martha Washington men
In new Hork'k obtaining money from the in
sufanceS compan under false pretences, will
probably take piaeNsin September. But six Of
ne yeperSons hS1icted have been secured.
ihe a'e ned , parts unknown.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-05-31
ONE WEEK LATER FRoM,EURoPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
LARGE ADVANCE IN COTTON.
Breqdstu6s and The British Fund. unchanged
The Allied Army before Sebasto-
pol still Maintains its positionJ
New YORK, May a

I'VE" TURK, NAY zA-9
The Steamer America with adyices from
Liverpool and London TO the 10Th inst , ari.
we'd at Halifax this morning.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-31
NE GOO rs
At Yellow Stone


The subscriber Is just receiving his Spring and Sum-
mer Stock OF Goods. which fire and new in man
ufacture and style, and will be sold unusually low
Prices My stock was selected with great care and
pressly for my trade. i am conddent that | give
not only in quality # goods, bat in prices,
to all uh0 may favor with call. Without any gass-
ing or pa fng my stock, would that purchas ed
an extensive stock for country trade, embracing the
following articles with different qualities and various
styles, To wit:
DRY GOODS AND READY MADE CLOTHING,
LADIES' AND ENTS' BOOTS AND SHOES,
BOYS, MISSES, AND CHIIDRENS' DITTO,
HATS AND CAPS, GROCERIES AND LIQUORS,
HARD WARE, CROCK cry, TIN WARE,
FLDU BACON, PORK. CORN AND OATS, ALWAYS
ON HAND.
All Of which VIII be sold extremely low for READY PAY,
which system will be strictly adhered to.
would state TO those no indebted to either
by note book account, that they will do me great
favor by calling and settling the same on which
viii receive WHEAT CORN, OATS, &c, at the highest
cash prices win also take live stock in exchange for
the
fg~ All those who will come forward and cash the
demands hold against th EN- within thirty days from
this dae. will receive liberal discount same
Doa forget to call and examine lhe stock while it
resh and rev, always remembering the DIM rs, f r
prices too low for any thing but ready pay
BENZ. g. SCOTT.
Yellow stone, May "A, 1884. 6m29
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-31
Mills for sale.

80 THE property known as the &C RIDGKwAY
M.EE L Mills" situated in the town of Rdgeway,
M,E@ Iowa county, Wis, 10 miles north east from the
sfA village Dodgeviile, the road to Arena and
Prairie du Sac. The property consists of Gr:st
litl, containing two of stone, with the other
necessary machinery. A SAW MILL and a comfort
able DWELLING HUUSE E, together with $40 acres of
land These mills surrounded by unsurpassed
irain Growing section. and within 10 miles of the
y isconsin River and the line of the Milwaukee and
Mississippi Rail Road, and II be sold reasonable
terms. For terms, apply by letter otherwise to
b. F. FAY, Prairie du Chen,
Crawford Co., Wis.
rairie tu Chen, August 9, 1884. 3m41
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-31
IIOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

To tie Citizens Of the I'm ted States
I most humbly and sincerely thank you for the inn
patronage which you haze bestowed upon my
Pits take tins opportunity OF stating hat my Auces
tors all American Citizens, and that entertain fol
all that America aud the Americans
lively sympathics much that originally com
pounded these Pitts expressly your climate
Constitutions, ami manner of living, intending estab
ish sef among which have done, by iak iIe
promises in New York.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY
Irnrr.r - An .rnA ~. S..
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-31
CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY, OF 10
YEARS SrANDTS,s, CURED BY
HOLLOW Ways PILLS.
Csgy u Is'tsr from Capt Ishn iosasor fstor Hausc
". 4, dated JaBare sta, 1854

YEARS STANDING. CURED BY
HOLLOW AVS PILLS.
Cry IF Letter from Capt Jhn Johnson .fstor Hezse
" h, dated JaRare Sta, 1884.
To PRorxssaR HorLow,Y,-
3 Corner VI ann and Nassau Streets Y Y
Sir,-tt sith the most heartfelt pieaa have tn
inform yea that have been restored 10 health ana
strength ~ taking yuar Pills For she ten wears
sa,r r>d arrangement OF the Liver stomach
ana was reduced extremity gave IN M.
Snip, expecting 10 g. 10 Sea any more, had
tried ever Remedy thai recommended ms. but
ali TO no purpose; and had given myself up despair
when was II last recommended 10 take your Pills.
After using them months the is that
ana now better health than have been Tor eleven
We RS IA {, iatsed well nv life
Yen sre quite liberty make this known fer the
benefit OF others | renain Sir, yours respectfully.
iSisned) JOfiS Johnson.
raese celebrated Pills wonderfully efscacous in The
folio wing complaints.
Agne Debility Head ache Scrofnls, or
ihrna Eropsy Indigestion Kings Evil
Bilious Com Fry sipelas Jaandiee Stone i Gravel
plants Feas Irreg Liver Gem Second arsSyrnp-
3iotches on uiarities piaints toms
tbs skin Fevers OF all Plies venerael Agec-
Sowel Com Kinds Urine tioas
plants Gout Retention IT Worms of Ali
Constipation Naseness, kinds
of the howels from whatever cause.
- S<i as the Establishments of Professor How o.
x.y 80 Naiden L4nc. New Work nd 2ai strand ~
Ior ard hy respectable druggists and D4aIs-s =;
Medicines throughout tfe faite states. in R,1xas -
f-I cents. e. cents sad $50 each IT,, be ,sI
Nhoessl OF the principal pyag Houses The Union
- There Is considerable saving By taking the lsrser
ixes.
Directions eli,is4er Of patients IN every
nserder sri&e1 Q each Bcz. S7yI.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-31

FEyHE undersigned would respectfully inform. the
Il travelling pubic that he 5 running a TIL
" EFkLY STAGE between MINERAL POINT and
WARREN, as follows = Leaves the Franklin House,
Mineral Point Monday. etnesday aud Fritlay NOR
uings-eaves the burnett House, warren, on Tuesday,
Thursday AID SATURDAY mornings of each week, CON
Warren with the trains East and West
Mineral Point with for all parts of the State
Passengers going East will find this safe and COM
Portable route, and greatly to their advantage none
bat the best and careful drivers will be employed
This is the only regular line OF Stages between this
point and the Railroad be relied on.
Public patronage IS solicited.
CHARLIE cox.
Mineral Point November rs 1851 If
AgepIs.-Minerai Point, j. 7. TRAaEI. Franklin
House Darlington, VASwAG6oSkR. Warren, a. & :.
BURNETT, Burnett tiouse.