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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-12

E.W. CARR, Third street, opposite the En-
change, Philadelphia, 10 also our Agent for that
1r. e. PARSONS, Gladly Creek, Barbour co.
has kindly consented to act as Agent for tho
Mirror.
DIM. ANVIL, Nestorville Barbour co.., va.
G.cREsAP, ESQ.,, fingwood, Preston co.., Va.
THE CAMPAIGN. JOUR- POSITION.
rWopres,lme that the people Of the
cod Dominion we're mover as much
excited on political subjects as at the
present moment. The party papers,
al over the State, arc full to overflow
ing, withlrevclations and denunciations
dcsignedtobr downthcir opponents,
and with allmanner Of ultifcations Of
their own candidates, They can, find
scarcelyroom for. even. o passing glance
at the war in the Grimea. NYellS We
do not coyct the labors northe rewards
Of political editor. In days fyore,
we published as Democratic paper
somewhat spicy at that-and not half
a century afterwards, in the course Of
' av,,nostnlst;or !, our name figured at the
49,. A = ! IF a Wing journal-and
~ - The best Of our knowledge and
s i, veahaveineyer changed an item
-Four political creed. We have seen
that parties change, but iaiciiplssney-
or. Editors who belong to a party
must not only sustain the principles
and practices Of the party, but are un.
der the necessity Of doing its drudgery
and supporting its candidates. however
contrary to their own predictions and
convictions Of right and duty. We sci
out in eur editorial career, in the days
of our verdancy, With the impression
that there was patriotism n polittes-
or, in other words, that the professions
made by candidates for office, Of deer
concern for the rights and interests q
the dear people, werc something NOR
that otion-and our rule Of action il
to Judge Of what men will be, whenir
Office, BY what they are and have beer
in thcwalks Of private lifei and, as {
consequence, if q man worms himself
into nomination for an Office, however
high or low, who is not a good citizen
or whose moral character is tainted, Ee
cannot have ouriyote. Andswe arc
truly happy that our position, as the
publisher Of a no party paper, relieves 81
us from the necessity of endorsing the
unworthy. So far as yeIarc concerned,
every candidate must stand forth upon
his own merits or dement's, and sinklol
swim as the sorereign yotsrs shall de
cree-for upon them, after all, rests
the responsibility Of sustaining correct
principles, and Of clecting men worthy
to represent them. 7aif.!..
We do not claim, from our editorial
position, to have no opinions of our
own. We have always succeeded in
forming an opinion, upon suficientdat
and in expressing it at the polls. We
haycbeen taking q calm survey Of the
present campaign have listened toas
many speeches, and read as many doc;
uments, on both sides, as our patience
would permit. We have seen personal
friends-whom we have ESTEEMED as
good men and true-occupying unen-
yiable Positions endorsing principles,
landing practices, and eulogizing men,
which better information, or more so
Der reflection, will certainly lead them
to repudiate. We donot believe, as q
general thing. that any conpensatino
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-12

80 Santa Annp.s according To the
Mexican correspondent, afihe EewOr-
leans Bee, is in and not espcolcda.o
survive,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-12

ROBERT JOHNSTON and A. s. HoI-
DEN, Esqs, are the Democratic nomi-
nees for the House Of Delegates from
Harrison county. alieei la.illa
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-12
Foreign News.

ARRIVALOF TIE ATLANTIC.
NINE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT!
!, VIENNA coNFERENcE,B OFF.
RUSSIA REJECTS the DEMANDS Of the ALLIES.
/. NO PROSPECT OF PEACE!
~ Active Bombardment of seyastobol
RENEWED! .v.es..s,-.
SANDY Hook, Maya
The steamer Atlantichas just pass
ed thispoint going up to New York. !
send you the following abstract Of her
important advices, which embrace Lon
demand Liverpool dates to the 23d ult.
The Vienna Conference has been
broken off and Russia has rejected the
demand of the allies.
Sevastopolhas been bombarded since
the 9th, and the result was doubtful.
/ The new British loan has been taken
by the Rothschilds in g100 consols at
15s. Cd. in the shapeiof IN annuity
terminable in 80 years. ss.l
The taxes have been increased. +
y 49, a|l..
Ihe EmpererN hlSa a'soa y sll; ~
pyitne impress naye peel .e M1eA -
hhSlsn lal3 anu immensely sot.lou. Il,
England assents to Louis Napoleon ssE.
taking command M o. 1ne alilee army 81
tae oflnea lnls ao aa.S,s,l ls =, Z a.
y = ~ Aa - ~ n g! Z. !,
!. ih e saenla 81. gonaeienoe Nus ptoAe NJ
VI - alsol 't.' l-.ii SISSY sSs9l. -. 4,
Ihere. are strong malca.loas !nas
austria WIZ now w . reuse y a0s aalnSs
RUSSIA. +,
Lord John Russell and NJ. Drouyn
de l'Huys have left Vienna.
The bombardment of sevastonol with.
eo1l snns commencsS IN The Hi. and
,yss Continued ;ncessantly nm To- the
1Stb. n which time m n assault was not
desmeS nracs;csbis Int tba intention
w. - stnsm The niacs ;f noss;ble.
sas Z
soa SECOND DISPATCH.
,Sandv Hook, May.4 The Atlantic
dates are two DAYS later than was ex-
nected. as she did not sail until Monday
the 23dult.
The Asia arrived out at Liverpool
on the 22d..
All, hanas &c !, "a a ! Linz, Tho f;ald
AGAINST Rnssia are at an end for Tie
present. 81 3l,s5 4. =
Fron .tba seat %. of war We learn that
dlar;ng t5e Sf;rsti two DAYS If itLe bom-
gbsrdment tbe fro Of the besieaers IVA, was
sase.;;ss - ~. -
damage was done to 2. the Russian q works g:
During the night OF the l9 ~, the i is
attack alta q the allles oolaln ne eonslaer-
ape aayahsags oyer .lle russians WY
were Twice alsloagea IRON. ssfo1g!y
fortlhea posltlon, wnlc ag fe lem y
tae ha y SO. Of the french: me posses
SION :. snis Osssum saye ~ sps a n;aa
u agi: ' ,.,'o s4 ~ snss
t a Sac = n bassn ;ys x tbs ssyen Sdm;.
, sI asS}ba Rsss;;an fIeef n ssyastonols
hs5 q wy d;sd S e wound. ~ Ssen I;lIsd
-'s ~ 'tsls, Wv :, 49, ! -
!. Gortscaakon mas puDl!hsg IN ~ Y
dress q 70 me garrlsaon u Wnlcn Y STATES
ta o., matters look more encouraging y
,tAe Desiegea. ,
Othclal statements return TWO nun
1dred and q; forty.seyen Rlllea On noun !
SIDES me exclIeIaene cohtlhues, anu
10 aeputatlon Is !oipe SEM ny 70 1he 9ui'ah
10 demand aiaf Justice. I'D
The operations for Strengthening
the Russian forts in the Baltic
going forward With great activity and
sonehundred and Twenty Thousand troops
were concentrated in the Russo! Baltic
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-12
Isis, j. is because those who contribute

= = - =
most to its support have furnished the.
matter.
10 US, as doubtless to the rejecting
portion Of the community generally, it
is matter of felicitation that the con-
test is drawing to q close. Two weeks
more will give it o quietus- and let
who may. be elected or defeated, tho
Monongahela will stilltpursue itswind-
ing way towards the. Gulf Mexico
the sun will still rise in the East and
set inithe West, and political oppo-
nents will .beattheir swordsinto plow-
shares and bc good neighbors as:bc-
fore, os;s,.,, a,s.g "a FaIsl
GYPsIEs.-We learnlthat q squad Of
these strolling Migrants have been in in
Testing the town and vicinity during
the past week, and that some of cur
neighbors have been soft enough to go
to them to learn their sfortunes. -
II were infinitely better to adopt.the
sentiment ofthc Christian poet:
;.-uI would moi long to see
My iatewith curious eyes;
What gloomy lines are writ for me,
Or what bright scenes may rise.'
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-12
ITALY.

An alarming accident had occurred
at Rome. The flooring Ct % room in
the Convent fSt. Agnes brokethrough
where the Pope hid assembled q num-
Der of distinguished personages, all of
whom were precipitated into the room
bclow. The Pope escaped with slight
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-12
Y TURKEY,

\ Mehcmet Ali notifies the Turkish
government that he has put down the
Kurdish instruction and has killed
7 400 and taken 500 prisoners,
/ Rhodes and Sinopc we're to DO forti-
fed.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-12

fI|" INN4IIl l.rasa "a flta.. ~ y
s''7ds aatasee lend; caaaatHent 20 Nerie,r''
And from Henry a. Wise, down, down
to Mr.-Whatls-his name? We should
have felt more like giving them . vote
If we had not heard and seen them!i /
Asto the position Of our MtaRoR--
VIC have always declared our intention
that it should be Independent, but not
neutral Its columns are equally open
10 our Democratic friends as to their
opponents. 1t istruci that having fqf
the present, an @organD oftheir oyf,
they do not use their liberty in fas
quarter as formerly-but this noyour
fault. II ularger slarcof four taper
is'Occupiod inthc advocacy Of If par
~ than Of another, at sllc prcfint cFl'.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-12

PRAISE wnrnE wElcAs AND cEssunE WHERE We
IN AUST. f}fffi no K
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-12
SANDY Hook, May a.

The visit Of the Emperor and En-
press Of France createda perfect Juror
Of excitement. The Emperor made o.
speech on the occasionof his reception
BY the Lord Mayor Of London, which
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28
Railroad Accident

On last Monday morning the mail ,,,;,
from Rock Island TO Chicago, ran off ~.
track about five miles this side Of Con.
SEQ. AT the place where the acc;d.r
occurred there is ,ressel bridge A
carriage road crosses the track near :,
and this side oil the bridge, and on Tho
road the snow and sand had collected
which threw the locomotive and the who'll,
train. except one car, from the ,rscl
The cars were all detached from .,ch
ether, and the locomotive is a compls,s
wreck. The r. l. Republican saws -
"a considerable portion Of the track
was torn up and the whole train knoc ked
into one universal smash and wha, will
as,onish everybody, and those who we,.
on the train more than any one else. i,
that MCPHERSON Uas injured. 1t seem to
have been one of those extraordinary
and innocent fcais which Railroad train,
sometimes perform, jus, to show their
contempt or the circu: or the stage, or all
the ordinary rules adopted by legislatures
for The regulation OF Railroad or S,eam.
boat accidents
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28
The Lyons Road.

We are ever pleased 10 place before
our readers any information which we
may deem reliable, which speaks good
news Of this Road, as We believe ii o.
vital Importance to the whole county.
Mr.. John Culbertson has recently re.
turned from the Eas,. where he has bsea
Tor e npEaber Of weeks past Daring his
absence lie sper, tao days attending the
meetings OF tho new company, formed to
con ,'e:e this Read He saws the rev
company have 10 connection wits he
cid, but will pay all It's debls: that they
vii he at work III Clinton County as son
as the irsst is out Of the ground, and tia.
the cars sill b running 10 Dewitt this
fall, and the road w;n be fnished up as
key proceed. He says the present COM
pany are abundantly able aud will com
rnenCe work with as good iron, and re-
liable a capital as any company in the
state. Mr.. Culberson Is one Of the d.
reetors o. the new company. Judge
Chandler OF New York is President.
The new organization is now perfected
and he believes il has the capacity TO com.
plete all OF It's undertakings.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28

The overwhelming defeat, Gays the
Chicago Tribune, which has Teen sus-
tanned, by the pro-s!avery party Of the
Union, in the United States Senate, from
,n- s-rerai States, where the people nave
,a1 chance 20 express, N tangible
saspr, ;bsly utter abhoTIencc o. Inc \ an
ss. AMI Nebraska ball, and tie spin,
thigh ac,u..ed those Win aIsJ G.ed an
Gefeni-I il, shows coac,psI.ely TIA. no
combination q inei., srTsyIng ihrnsel-rs
sgains, tie great principle =! hLm1:1 !,b-
ely, can escape the inevitable doom
which awaits TEN. Lei sapslter SOW
creignty" stand as " God Faa,r," and
:. D,.uai,n," "Gol Mother" AID le,
Fsss and the other dauga fxs-. Of the
North =! - SPONSORS lei .hs:a 20
up 10 Ba!i.n3re AID get 3a IT, naa!fasls
anl nasae tie eh..I d" n-...o-s4cy, an
i,. Lite Dug" make great least. ami
L., 4" Caleb write TO Massachusetts gnt
~ " ;so.as' Of New YORK that those who
10 hot i4.i 4oHn aad ,s3ss-.P ms cn.id
~lli be crushed Gu ~, Ia SoLer,
i.bsrty tor.ag masses vi cs-@e and ss..e
ofrr against I'll Of this, .'t3oa az; eesgA.
ei in balance t-3 l9a-I Naming"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28
New Han,p shire ELECTION.
Coxconp, March a.

Returns indicate that the 'us'on's's
have made q clean sweep in Tins State,
eIec,Ing their Governor, Legislature and
members Of ConErcss by handsome ma
i,ri,ics. The vote af this city is: Baker
77s, sIetcaIfe 1904 Bell 100, Scattering
%. =.
All the towns heard from show the
same relative vote. and with only two ex'
cep,ions have elected Know Nothings
representatives.
Letters from Merideth, the scene OF the
awful disaster Yesterday by the talln q oil
the town hall floor, state that James W..
Darain, Gen. Clark, 5. Nicholas and l.
NJ Tuck have died from their injur $
and many others are not expected to SUI
yive. Over 100 persons had bones bro
ken.
We have returns from l32 towns en-
hracing more than three-foar.hs oil the
State. The vote stands, Me,calf, X. n.
1901; Baker, Dem. 81, lo2; Bell,
Wing, 2,4O9; Fowler, Freesoll, S3i.
Me,cal1s majority over all others ",647
The full majority in the State will Prooa-
bly be- from $500 to $500. As far as
heard from the Know Nothings elected
Isl Representatives to the Legislature
the Democrats So, and Wings 5. A ma
iori,y of the Know Nothings were elect
Cd by The aid Of Wings and Freesoli
votes. The opposition 10 the Admins
tration have in all probability elected all
the members OF Congress aad ali the
State Senators and they will OF course
elect the two United States Senators.
Coscoap, March Ia.
As the people were ballo,ing IN the
new town hall At Merldeth the floor gave
away and preclplta,el some 300 OF them
| Is feet on tue stones and bubbisG be-
| meath: 40 were taken from the ruins
with limbs broken aud others were Sc
yerey injured.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28

raaaaa.s.nc Slavery, and al claiming
HE ,,1...-sl .,,..s'n'on at this Cn'oo, Tor
the hanar .. beng called Democrat
was mere thau W. conid 10,
--lIA,t : lcsea mrn meet they ca''
their ueclaE L convention they a
gree upon WAC they VISA should held the
offices, cal. i, regular nomination -
ANA nsus ], "denaooTsey". In the lace
q his the Basaer say. WHO woa'd d"rs
10 announce The msme Of any ether man.
Wat A. avtal "R.sparsi'I'ts"
Again; Tire talsone love made ty
certain leading >pers an politicians to
The torsisn population, an tnoFe paT''cu-
I.flv to tie Roman Catholics, vas a kind
Of c2wtshgp we never had relish Tor;
and this has a ate, trco,ne duly, and
derolves anon each member Il the rarty
70 embrace with cordial affection the
.r;eli,s a.!. Hco.:4s- 81. trttes, rs wei.
as h. respectable Of foreigners. In
short, to see , great polltical party use'ng
every eIcrt,en 10 secure tie Fsies O!
lore .g1er., Ard particularly Of Catholics,
~,sa are the uricQbsej enemies OF oar Tree
institutions. sri leaving no stone na-
turned 20 secure der aid, lie STATE Of
affairs which never can receive cur aid or
SANCTION, AID -hieh &C boPe soeu 10 see
sha,i oue4 because Of disastrous defeat.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28

A Seeming ZouAvE.-Tne German
E.t.ersl Ga::.!s aas TIE following anec-
do,e, stated TO have occurred before
Sev.stopoI. The French having re-
marked an unusual activity among the
garrison Of the quarantine Fort, were
anxious to know the cause OF it, and Tor
tina, purpose determined 10 get hold Of
some OF the Russian scntinels a, the out
posts. But that eas no easy matter, the
sentinel. being uraily On the alert AID
taxing good core to hep out o! danger.
4, lac, At Zonave Offered 10 fura,sh the
arlsls in question. f-r very might a
ss,ehtsl Aasco,ls hears a resting in
,h- susaes. H. cried ~ . zoe, there !
hat sae say answer re- received .Nas a
gfah ras.. '.- 10 srtneeH, inns IL
some IA p,s tsrs zus a.,eilsd fro,a the
"nsmy. H"~. II ! so-ild oaly gs, Asld
Of ii, ard snays 4 llso lne tort, SD that
u, d era nay nos IsY lad 81 ~ VIII
"a '.ss - r~.1ts Nv srtapt Va ssn
/ srTslaes sxeosa~. islersss 20 U hoii
parties, aad a; -, tsx sossay RUSSIA
sees the ohlest al DIS desires approach.
lie Jays down bis musket to seize il, ba
. horer lie treacherous beas, turns til.
tables upoa bin, throws him down AR
gags him III NJ time then wiz a Low
shsll- he calls five I3uayss to his nil
sAo carry or his victim 10 the Frencl
camp ii triumph.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28

hUsoRED lhPERIAL DivokcE.-An
occasional correspondent Of the N. Y.
Times, at Paris, furnishes In his last let
ter rare dish Of gossip, the staple OF
which being nothing more ..or less than
'na' the Emperor Eugene is to be repu-
dated BY Empress Napoleon, for "h.eh
political reasons" which means no,Liny
more nor less than that no issue has ye,
blessed their union, and consequently
there is no immediate reason ior suppos.
ing that the French dynasty will be trans.
mi.ted in direct line.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28
The Man who Fired the FIRST
Shot.

The first American who discharged
his gun Oh The dag of the battle OF Lex
Ington. was Eh-nrzer Lock, WHO died al
Decrjng, N. H., about fay wears ago.
is resided IN Lexington IN 1875. The
British regulars, at the order 81 Major
Pitcairn. having fired upon the iex "rrb
els" upon the Crecu in front oStae meet
.ng house, killing some ona wountng
o'aers, It was the sigHat~for war. Tire
o.}IzcDs,' writes one. "mign; be seen
rnuimg froa ell directions, over the fields
through the wooIs--"eci with his rifle IN
rs hand. his powder horn S.uDg 20 las
>:i-, and his pockets provided "i4 G"t-
lots Among Tue number "a. Elenezer
is X. The British bad posted reserve
VI infantry a mile n ,hs rear, in lie dI-
rrctiun Of Bostsn This VAS in .ke in
mediate nnjgnborhooi Of Mfr. LocE. who
instead Of Fastening t. jo''' ne party al
t,e green, placed l!ns'It M al old cellar,
at "a convenient distance for 3t.g- es~tu-
tioH. 4 portlcn 81 the reserve we're
stand Er on tie bridge. and M. Locs
corrHenceG iirIng npou Item, Though
lrrrc was 10 other American N agEl
IL worked vaheu,'y fer some minutes,
bringing one Ct TIC enemy 81 nearly
rv"ry shot Up to this time We: + CUR
tad been fired elsewhere by the rebels.
Tie British greatly disturbed at Stag
50 mauy men ty The rauton firing 0. a.
unseen cnc:ay w,le n3t Ion. III deliver
ing a yoiev OF bullets which idgsd IN
the wall opposite. NJ. Lock within
unhau-c Glinued 20 load ADD tiIe With
the precision Of finished magkssHsn.
He was driven 10 suca close quarters.
hsweycr. ty the British on LIS RICH, and
left tia, he was at last compelled to re-
treat. He had jus, one bullet left, and
there was but one way left 70 escape, and
that vas through al orchard in the rear.
The soldiers were all around him, one OF
them had even gained the orchard. No'
4 moment was TO be los;--he leveIed his
gun at the man near BY, fed, troPPet
lis gun. and the man was SHOT through
the heart. The bullets whisti.d s-ous
him. Lock reached Tie bin. Of steep
Lii, and throwing himsu.i upon the
ground, tunb!ed do.nwsrjs rolling as il !
MORALLY wounded. In this way lie eseap-
cd unhult Al the close OF the war, he
removed TO Now Hampshire, Were lie
resided until lis death, some twenty
years after
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28

sam is On hls travels, and seem TO
have he sesen lsagpei jo2ts tia, ws read
ahout, Tor at ous stride be PASSED from
Mlscaiine 10 Pennington.
Hopes and tears ara freely uttered on
the streets IL reference 10 his appearance
here Oh TIE arst Monday IN April But
"he moves IL a mysterious say.' and il
Is useless TO speeulat. as To prooasiiisl-.
II he should take a notion 10 visit "tb-
Gate We advise our friends to island
rom under = keohuk Gate Gu.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28
Beware Of an Irnpcstor.

The undersigned feel il their 4a.y 10
warn tie public against one Robert ".
Secrest, all expelled Mason yho is at
present engaged IL peddlng Masonic
regalia and diplomas, representing that be
is Al agent one " dow Green, a 1eedy
widow Of deceased brother master
Mason, and TIA. ne derives NJ 7rofl from
Is sales, that it is aaly al act Of CHARITY
In Alm.
He also exhibits paper purpor,ing to
Be recommendation for tie w 81. Of
Cedar Lodge No. IL Of this place.
Inis hobsr. M. Scores, Is AL irnpostor
and MS recommendation is a forgery.
IL ~as expelled a number OF years
age rom lodge at Ioaa Cry, and Ia.
never leen found WORTHY Of reinstatiou.
We deem It bar al act Of junice to
warn tie public against tie base imposi-
tons OF this anscrupIous man. T1ere is
no such person as NV Green" resi-
ding IN OF near til. place aud this bare.
faced rogue IS selling bis miserable trash
lar above TIER value aad for his own
benefit.
Papers dcsrous Of arresting the pro-
gress Of al inpos,or will please copy this
notice.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28

We now have returns from ED towns
New Hampshire. The figures show the
following resnl, Metcalf, 81, sos Baker.
2o'7i2; Bell, 3,452; Fowler, Doe
he opposition have 10 State Senators
the Nebfaskai,es have | The house
stands Opposition 22l, Democrats 90. :
Do,. Gar.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28

The Swiss Government has gwen Mr..
Philips, the American citizen whom il
mistook for Maxim, TWO thousand francs
Tor the few days detention to which b.
was subjected. -Dao. Gax.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28

sgne! has been appointed Executor Of til,
sstate II L4aau PAR, deceased, late of Cedar
c., Iowa. Al per.ons knowing themselves 10
be indebted 70 said estate will please cal AMI
settle and al persons haslag demand agains.
said estate, either hy note, book account or
otherwise. will file the same with me rs sooa
as YeHlent or they will be debarred by law.
l6.4w William Parr. Executor.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28

Rob. O'Blenis. whose career ia rufTin-
Ism In St. Louis, has become matter Of
general notorIety sho. Deputy Marshall
Brand, short time since in the saloon OF
the Planters House. Both parties had
been drinking. O'Blenis fired four times.
every shot taking effect. Brand died in
about three hours. O'Blenis was suffered
to run at large while his trial was going
on passing around 10 the differen,
saloons, drinking and swearing. This
speaks poorly for the St. Louis au,hori-
ties. - Obserrer.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-28

Among his other reforna,ory move
nen,s, Mayor Wood, Of New York, has
commenced action against the vendors Of
adultera,ed milk There is said to be no
doubt that very large portion OF ip(an,
deaths is attributable to the poisonous
milk they are obliged to use. = Dau.
Gaz.