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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-24
FEED! FEED
CITY mECoRDER's OFFICE,

CITY RSECCRDER3S OFFICE,
EVANSVILLE, IND
rUAIsHA.LK yNE. As PAEscAIBED THE Or
ANY person 'oand drunk in the streets eisy.
m any F9 or 6s9Tdsy ss.s%
Keeping disorderiy house any kind.
he hsspi ~. s an i tables
Keepins owder " th5nt be ,ng properly see lred
rug lighted candle lamp OF match or smoking cigar
moderate riding or driving III the city;
Leaving wagons oher hces ding in the Streets
without tehins chains ykes etc. BY which
Stopp any wagon dray or other vehicle
A' Es 9Th rays carts
r o h siS or matsri wsever
Tre;Passing apO1 OF iaJqeing pghle gionnds da,,.
Ba hing in Canal within the city. during daylight
Rolling loops ayins kites throwing hard sub
stance along across OF TveT 8Ps
Setting IRE crackers sagbS or any OthsF IRE works
Putting filth into any pqlie GsteFG bo o,ro.s the
Obstruen execution of in the hands of an #
Causing any false alarm of fire.
Wan,only njuring any public or PIRATE building
Digging any ditch drain the purp OF conducting
Pulling down or defaeiug printed notices. ordinances
Usns any vugsr or indecent Language
sO,that itcannot 60 upon any sidewai or oot-path
Burning shavings or any other cOmhustible matter in the
streets between day light and O'Clock P M or at any
I
Throwing any ire balls Ere brands etc. anywhere within
/ the city.
Erecting frame building within the liTits prohibited
Running drays. wagsons. etc without heenSs- -.
Yaeraney and street begging.
Fxhi iting any show ent Whatever Wlhoct IL
cense.
/ Peddling without license.
Putting up signs or over side walks
Erecting any shed awning any side walk
The constructing cellar doorson side walks
eping using playing cards about grocery cones
I house. etc,
70 suffer chickens other poultry to run At large
Keeping pigeons =
PIaytnE organ hurdy gurdy Bsgppes or other nus
instrument pom any alley for pay
hire.
Establishing containing lumber WOOD yard WITHIN
the fire Inns of the city e 49,
Building privjes without strict observance OF
Crossing with. or other an mai at any
gate faster than walk.
Injuring shade trees - g.. --o-ts
stove pipes rough floor partition or roof
ordinance OF sec lO M II; ana
hereafter pipe shall he unless the same
masses int fue aud such stove pipe hereafter
mi n shall through floor partcn cot window
sde of Every chimney or due herefier nuit IN
shall have It's fOun alton either on the
or first house. snd shall extend above the
Z roof or de OF such house atl-ast three feet -
" JOHN T. CRISP. City Recorder.
Publ ed by OF the City Council
ie71 WELL. II, WALKER. Clerk.
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DAILY JOUR AL.
RIVER ITEms.

- Mr.. Murry an excellent ship builder, and
late Superintendent on the Marine Railway al
Paducah, died at that place, 'ofchoIera on Thurs
day last.
- The steamer Washington City. Caledonia
and ST. Clair have laid up at Pitsburg,, tC paint
and repair for the fall trade Quite a. large
number of sleame are lying up at the mouth
Of the Cumberland Their hands are the en-
bassy, Iroquois, Simpso4, America, Cline and
City OF Huntsville
- The Belle Sheridan arrived here from
New ORLEANS last Sunday night at 3 O'Clock.
having lett Tuesday evening the l7ih. She
msdr but short stoppage.
- The packer Balimole on her trip from ST.
Louis last week struck the bank near Chester,
on the Mississippi, and was for time in a sink
ing condition. Her freight and passengers were
reshipped, and the steamer patched up enough to
be able 10 get TO Paducab, when she went on 10
dock for repairs.
-. The Tishomngo arrived here on Sunday
afternoon, heavily laden with freight and passen-
gers for Memphis Her officers have our thanks
for late ,uisville papers.
- The Fanny Bulitt from Louisville was
here Sunday night for New Ofleans She
took on some 70 hhds tobe eco and other freight.
She left here with a good "trip for the season.
The river continues 10 recede vey fast at
Louisville with only leet water on the falls.
Also falling fast at Cincinnati-and recediug
slowly at this point.
- The steamer David White made her last
trip from New Orleans TO louisville in days
and 20 hours, and lost eight hours by bad wealth
er. We clip the following from the louisville
Courier in relation 10 accident which occur
red 10 the David Write above this cy
While running at pretty good gait, Thurs
day night; some distance above Evansville she
"took a sheer" en- The point, ran into the bank
and tore fthe forward starboard guard for thi:-
ty or forty feet, close up to the hull. Sh. was
in tantlv backed, and no further damage was
done. Unfortunately great number Of the deck
passengers (she was fully had made their beds
along The forward guards 10 catch the breeze,
and when the boat ran 10 the shore, crashing
among the trees the diIest commutiun was
raised amoug the recumten' deckers, most of
whom fast asleep Two of them were
thrown or fell into the river aid one was drown
ed. Capt Nj Gill rescued the other. The man
who was lost got on The boat al Evansville, to-
gether with companion lame man. We did
not learn his name.
The White has taken up her Summer quar-
tiers at ShiP2ingspoFt where she will be thor
oughlq repaired.
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c A S II C u S r o MER

c 4 SH C U T o ERS,
fAN be supplied at the lowest with Hefock
" add Oak sole Leather. Patent French and American
Calf Skins French Glazed Boot Morocco Sheep Lin-
inYs. Bindiocs.
Call Sycamore street. between Water and First Evsns
Ill Ia4 - j. FLEMING.
SEWING SILK.
> CASES black Sewing Silk this for sale BY
~ JAAES Low CO..
jel4 4is Main 81. Louisville. Ky.
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GTThe British Court, it is said, is setting
its face against racing, and that the prize cup
il TO be- discontinued.
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shipwreck and Loss of Life.
-. New YORK, July 20.

= NLW UhA' July AU'
The steamer America, of the Information
al Line, when opposite Genesee river this
morning,ran intp the schooner Emblem, of
Wilson, cutting her in two, and five of the
crew, including the captain and The mate
and one passenger, were drowned. The
America was unnjured., ...
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Severe Storm.
&c = n = y . a AN.- :"
New YORK, July 20.

I've" L ohh, Su'J %o'
!, During the last evening several of the
roofs Of the bonded warehouses at The At
lant-c Docks, in Brooklyn, were blown off
and Some damage done to The shipping there.
The butler OF the machine shop of Henry
Esser q Co, was blown down. Several
stores on Com. Wharf near the docks, were
also unroofed. The Palmarie oil works, a
large new building, owned by Goynue & Co,
re stru by lightning, which tore off the
roof, and soon after the who e building was
Frustrated. fhis building was erect d upon
the RUNS cf one demolished by the tornado in
1858, and was costly structure. The
Cenepor oil works, in the same premises, aud
belonging to the same Proprletors, were also
badly damaged
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cREscENr ArcTIoN rooms,

GENERAL & REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
EESPECrFULLY tender their services the etEens
y Evansville and oUhdr country tor els OF Real
Properly Houses Snd Lots. Furniture Dry
Goods Groceries etc; also particular atsn-
door sales Of iesCripcE reason
able satisfactory We shall do exclusiv y Com
having goods Of place
in both the and seller
Legitimate market We will devote our whole
me to the Auction business, and our friends
that wl spare no efforts to
pleas With prud and attention business We
confdence of all entrast heiE business
t. care.
r EFERENCES-
P G. o. RILEY il 70. Eyansville
DUvALL, ALGo Co., Memphis, Tenn.
WM PARK Il Co., do do.
JAMES BOYD, do DO.
b. New Orleans.
LEWIS SNAP do.
MILES FOLKEs Nicksburg. Miss.
WIN. MCRAE. do do.
LocKwooD Bros Cincinnati. Ohio.
KELLOGG & FooT. d. do.
EDWARDS Il RUsuSELL. st Louis. NO.
Reer sale days Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday, at
10 clock every evening during
a. early rasIght sp5 SWEET 4 LEONARD
Auctioneers.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!

"
NV of to facilities for W. Card
nightly enabling to turn work faster and cheap
than other similar concern IN this region while the
to any ordinary an only hays t. wait
highest marhe price always paa Tor wool quality
Ihave old and to work my machines
snd promise satisfaction. les wifi J. NJ BIRTH.
sSALr2ooo bbs Kanawha delivered at Railroad De-
nys y0' O'' GEO. FOSTER co.
MOL1SSE~.
q in f1e order for sale by E GILBERT Co
my9a Sycamore ST. near Mater
GINGH I'M
= CASES Chambray Bingham reed this day nd for sale
e27-3w 4l8 Main St. louisville Ky:
MUNQUITO BARS.
yI0-Swd&w AIS Main ST.. Louisville. Ky.
LEAD AND SHOT.
TENEN kegs, all sizes. just reed for srle by
je27 Sycamore ST.. near Water
CInER VINEGAR
q BBLS received drecely from Western Reserve and
~ Warranted 70 % a. -''' " + .Ai HERMAN.
0UTeslEY,S SUGAR CURED HAMS;
| Y HOGSHEADS- 5OOO lbs-of tn 8 extra cured
my28 COOKS Family GrOceey.
BACON!
| SUGAR CURED csnvassed Hams. 1900 lis.
% 2oOo Bacon Shoulders. reed and for sale hy
vi J. ". IS. vIoKERY.
'''i'is To s S' sa
SMOKED HERRING.
lust rec'd loo boxes. for sale ~ eI1prprtro
| " Sycamore st.. near Water.
81 RpLs prime Lard, bb1s csDvasssd Dried Beef.
Ta2s = e0lsn . e5ouad oon'' cooRs Family eroesry
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-24

WESTERN FEED & AGRICULTURAL WARE HOUSES
MILLER. WENSsATE & CO.
MANUFACTURE Frs and Dealers in all kinds Of Farm
wi aud Garden implements Moving Rea ping and fhresh
ing Machines Field and Garden Seeds Trees &c. SIC Main
StreetOpposts Bank OF Louisville. Louisville KY.
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VALU4BLELOT FOR SALE

A GREAT BA RGAiN.
FNhE Let the First and Cherry streets q feet
4 $780, adjoining esdence Samuel Lister 10 Of
fred for sale le terms i is of the most ELI
gble building lots the city and perfect title given.
Also house lot Chestnut adjoining the res
idenceof Joseph ruraoek is sale liberal En-
quire Of lei J. O. JEW ELL.
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GfAsNES.

AN all tim prepared to furnish Looking Glasses in
Mahogany Walnut. Rosewood Frames. Looking Glass
Plates Picture Frames etc; also. Gilt Frames Picture
Of Pictures and Oil Paint
]. q. GEST.
mis- dsw ms ~No West Fourth atreet. Cincinnati. o
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SELECT FEMALE INsgIrUTE OF EVANS.


FHNHE Rev O. A Foster, about to undertake personally
the thorough edueaion his daughter is willing
young ladies between the four
years. with whom and his eaugotrr to form class
COURSE OF TUDY:
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT.:
Arithmetic. Geography. by new and more impressive
mode of teaching Grammar Reading Spelling py setstlon
Elements of Natural Science, the Bible
SENIOR PARTMENT:
Arithmetic and Geography, AncfeBs
and No History Anci' and Modtrn Logic' Nstpr&
Intellectual and Moral Philosophy Chenisry botGny BIN
sraogy Geology. Astronomy P.litiesl Economy geora
SEQ ctry Natural Theology Mvhplogy Greean and Roman
Antiquities, Evidences o. Christianity. the bihie
Regular and critical exercises through the OF "a
Ing Defining 0rhoEraphy, Writing Grammar and Com posi-
TEN and familiar lectures and conversation OF
the studies pursued.
Strict attention shall be given a those of man
neTs a1d depor requisite the pshed lady.
rms institute furnished with philosophical and ehec
shells.
Tuition Fees. per Quarter. in advance:
SIu "
0eNiOE ~ pArtLaens. Il oO
Latin. Greek. French or German 10 90
sInsic an IN Psne % ~ 20
l on "A N, Ispo or 10 20
drawing IN " ateE OF oil eolors. 10 ~
Mrs Foster will aid the Rector.
The reRiou the shall be strict
II practical and in way denoninational.
Until the stof August orgu applications for entrance
shall be received in rider give the citizens of this
the preference. Jyf
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BE- Prepared an sold wholesale and RETAIL ia Market
street. St. Louis No, and 695 Broadway. New York
where also all the puar patent edcnes
wholesale retail 10 and faTorab they
be bought at any other house.
HI- sale Manufacturers prices by HALL0CR &
sToDDARD and all the principal druggists everywhere.
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P.OF. o. s. WOODS
Celebrated -.
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
HENRY GOODRICH.

WATERFOWL. MASS, May l., 1854
PRoF. o. J.. WooD: Allow to attest the virtues and
magic of Hair Restorative Three months since.
being exceedingly grey purchased and
betties and began tell in restoring the sill
locks their native color and hair which be-
fore dry and harsh and falling of became soft and os
IL ceased falling the dandruf disappeared and the
scalp lost all the dsagreable itching annoying sefers and
not only lock out feel young again.
Respectfully. yours etc,
WHITNEY, E
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LATE ARRIVALS.
= HynE,S .tkRRTEVARD

SSD BAGS prime Rio Cone.
n eDeD Is bbls Refinery reboiled Molasses.
100 tales Gam lton Batting. Nos l 4 q;
Z gale very low By lels N. ". FOSTER.
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JUST RECEIVED
A NEW STOCK OF SUMMER MILLIN cry,
HtONSISTING of Bonnets all descriptions also teauti
~ ful embroidered Mantllas. Parasols. Emhroiderie
Gloves MS Caps and Head Dr. he newest styes TO
which invite the particular atten tion OF the Ladies
+ X. BARKER.
First street. Main and Locust opposite Dr. BTsys
residence. JyS
ICE CHESTS, lEFRTG ERATO s C..
UST received the latest Chefs and Re-
- the article the ke and the cheap
Also 1t No les Coolers. Prepare yourselves
hot weather by calling at .
may Is HORNBROOK &CHURCHlLL'S.
EUST received,
a. Memories Of the Countess of Rlessington,
Prnne Travels in the Eat.
Life o H0rses q eeley.
Abtotts Life of Napoleon; at: -.
js2S ,SAM'L LISTERS BOOSTERS,
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF OUT-LOTs AND TOW n
Lots,

4 Z.
AT TaG CUU"I HOUSE DOOR, EVANSVILLE, IND
auction Out Lots of about five each
rarOal and it and the plank road, and
the 1his richest
Evansville well and affords the best possible
opportunity foe suburban residences ana gard rs
Also. Out-Ot No Il, Jingle Wheeler McDOwels plat
Em Pigeon Gre Eek the Salt w ell
tanning ~ running into Pigeon creek aud embracing
par IA he quarry, IS fairly timb=red.
Also Lot Block IS. Eastern Enlargement, 30 by l44
feet
Lots and y 5 Block Is tockweIls Enlargement In
gle strsst. between 9Th aud 9TH stree IS.
p. 2j 81 and zS, StOckweiPs Enlargement
Ingle street bet~ cen 9Th and 9TH streets.
FracuOnal lots Bi9ck2t iOekwsls Enlargement. az the
oint - IN gle AID Ann trrets.
| AM Z luck l. stock veil Enlargement
of Thrd and Division streets 100 ieet Third
feet Division opposite Theodore ene
buildings.
The good deeds will be given
Terms SAlt.Oue fourth cash. fourth in months
II month and f0ur5 in with in
pay the canal Bank. with mortgage
the premises. waving relief laws.
Piats exhibited and at the auction Room ten
e the sale. JOAN MULE. Jr
Woolsey d Nelson Auctoneers
Also,
We will aud 'hers the flowing outots both
Pigeon and tho Evu Vile Mechanics
Icing p4rs Of Crawford Bells subdivision. to-
Lot2-7 eslo0 acres; 10: 413 lot IS
acres lot lSIt : lUo Gcres LOT ls-
20 100 acres; lot2}-Z5 e7-lca acres -
The titles good general warranted DEEDS VIII be
Term. OF these cash. fedue at ~.
with interest and mortgage in Bans
BRAY l. SHAN KILN.
ALSO,
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PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST LOWELL. MAss.
Price rs cent per box. Five boxes for 81.
SOLD PY
Keller Farnsey Co. Evansville Ind; and BY SCENTS IN
in Esrrick POsey and Perry counties an by
dealers in medicines every where. my29-4m
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THE EAGLE FOUNDRY.


heretofore existing between
Mesker in the Foundry business has this day by
the mutual agreemeu all parties chang
Ell by Henry William Klusman purchasing the en-
tire interest John B. NJ skier in said business
The Fodn ry carried heretofore, but
mora exten iyrly. under the firm and sty 10 OF
BRINKMEYER KLUSMAN & co.
Brinkmeysr Kusman & Co keep on hand an are al
Coal and Wood heating Cookingand
Prlor various and sizes Fire Frames and
Crates Balcony and Fence Railing Machinery etc which
unsurpassed in b auty OF
workmanship flash and service by Foundry In the
West
Eagle Foundry on Main street and the Canal. -
between First and Second Evansville,
Ind. BhlNAME1 Err hLC9hA-' O. w.
ie4 1md-1yw.
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Z 2i-E5 Site acres.
good Aut general varrants0 deeds
out-lots:-One-fourth cash. iesidue q
18th interest on note and mortgage in
BRAY 4 SHAN b.
ALSO,
h.-a oalI 49,, tolioufn yIo4a.f
D

I will then and there sell the iollo v ing LOTS
Lots Is in Block NJ. g. AID lots 49, 10, 20 I'll
q and 81 in Block No ,. in Goodss'. Enlargement
ALSO. block No. ;; iots aud block No Al und
ots H. I6 ID and % block O. 6, in the Eastern En-
largement, the new G ty School building.
Titles good. d general WarIantee deeds gwen
Sale ne-fOurth cash. One-ourth at months,
fourth IL onefOurth a. years on note
with secured by and waving relic laws
Piats be Auction Store days before the sale
JOHN SHANKLlN.
WooIsav E Ison Auctinn
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Explosion ora locomotive. .

The locomotive attached to a passenger
train, on the Vermont Central Railroad ex-
ploded last night, near Milton, and was en-
tirely destroyed. The Engineer. Conductor
and Fireman were killed. 1t is not yet
krewn whether there were any other lives
lost.
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The night express train going west, on the
New York Central Railroad, ran. of the track
about IL O'clock last night, about three
miles fro n here, owing to some villains hav-
ing displaced "a rail. Mr.. Dayo, of Spring
field, Mass. had a shoulder broken. Harry
Stearns, Conductor, was badly cut and brus-
ed about the head and face, MIR. Harrison, the
Engineer, had an arm Droken,'and mum Der
of others were more or less bruised but none
seriously. The President of The road offers
reward OF $4,000 for the apprehension Of
the perpetrator of the outrage. The cars
were not much broken, and the track was
sufficiently in order to admit OF trains run
ming a usual.
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e q : VTII u l-III
ing & sheeting.... 7al0t
Sd 10 DO do l0aI2k
Adams blue and or
ange prints. ...... 9 act
Robson q Merimack
blue and Orange
prints. ............ 9 aos
Sprague 81 Aliens
madden prints. 9alOs
Fancy light d dark
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NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY..

NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY..
1855 of the Court of Common Plsss OF
a of County the estate of Villa Mile dec
sdecared probably insoIvent Creditors therefore
tilted that the same will be settled accordingly.r
is9a-stw JOHN MILLER, Admir-.
SAL SODA.
ETST received Cask. and for sale by
% my5 S. E, GILBERT Il CO.. Syc. near Water
COTTON BATTING.
HNOR sale 100 Bales No. and 2. by
80 my5 S. E. GILBERT CO. Sye. near Water
AAS BRLs White Lime;
SO SEQ prime cinyassed Hamsi e
at wholesale or retail by JOHN BUkIiS.
lei Locust ST.. opposite NJ. E. Church.
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TELEGRAPHIC!
BALTIMORE, July 90.

The steamer Wade Allen was burned on
Sunday, and one lite lost.
Bassmore Williamson, a prominent Adolf
ZIONIST, together with several negroes, is
under examination 10 day, before Judge Kane
of the District Court, charged with kidnap-
ping, on Wednesday, three slas es. belonging
to Mr. Wheeler, U. S. Minister To Nicaragua
Charges OF perjury aud contempt of Court
were also embraced in the ccse az ainst
Williamson. He was held in SIS 600 for
further hearing, and the other defendants
committed Tor want of bail.
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n UST reed par steamer Delegate,
~ rs boxes W. r. Cream Cheese:
500 lbs canVassed Sugar cured Dried Beef
1000 lbs German PEunss for sale By
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WASHINGTON. July 20.

WAsHINGToN, July 20.
Judge Gichrist, ,of the Court of Claims, is
Frustrated by dia.rhoea, and his court is
closed to-day. in consequence.
General Echihgal, exPresdent of Peru,
arrived here to-day.
New ORLEANS, July 10.
The Veranddh Hotel burnt last night
the loss is about $4,000. Insurance to
the amount IF Sl00,U0O0.
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5O0s doz 3ap ct of for cash. ........1O
6OGs b doz do do do ............9
ZOOS s doz do do do ......8
IT The lower prices above generally. where prices
fOrfull packages, and the higher for
sm all Wholesale. -
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sUNDPIEs.
EDLOCK TIN Pig Leaa. Shest ans Block Zine Sheet md
jy ) SAMUEL ORR.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-05-31
MONTPELIER, VERMONT, THURSDAY,

There were, however, placards circulatcd,and
proposals made, by the "red refugees for
O." treating the usurper, oath-breaker, tyrant.
massacreer, and trampler on the liberties of
France, as he deserves that gave some unea-
siness, and made the service of both London and
Partisan police necessarily on the alert. And
Lord Palmerston caused a communication to be
made to the chief refugees, that if any disturb
ance were created, short bill would pass thro'
parliament, removing the whole of that class
from England.
Tae impression, however, is, that Napoleon
owes his escape from any attempt upon his life
more to Eugenia than to Palmerston. 1t was
impossible, they say, to execute the threat con-
tained in the following handbill widely circ'lla-
ted, while he sat beside so lovely a being =
ENGLAND 5 DIsoRAcE.-The Real Day of
Humihation.-Louis Napoleon--the murderer
the oath-brcaker the destroyer Of the French
and Italian republics, who bribed the soldiers to
murder the peaceful citizens upon The Boule-
wards, cxiled the best men Of France, and paved
his way to power with the corpses of unoffend-
ing men, women and children, is coming to En-
gland. Englishmen, do your duty
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-05-31
STORY OF THE REVOLUTION.
A BEAUTIFUL SKETCH.


The following story, related by mother to
her children, a few years since, will show the
spirit that existed among the people Of New
England at the trying period to which it relates
Late in the afternoon Of one Of the last days
in May, '76, when was few months short of
fifteen years old, notice came to Townsend, Mas
sachusetts, where my father. used to live, that
fifteen soldiers were wanted.
The train band Aas instantly called out, and
nv brother, next older than myself was one that
was selected. He did not return till late at
night, when all were in bed. When | arose in
the morning found my mother in tears, who
informed me that my brother John was to march
the day after tomorrow, at sunrise. My father
was at Boston, in the Massachusetts, Assembly.
Mother said that though John was supplied
with summer clothes, he must be away seven or
eight months, and would suffer for want of win
ter garments There was, at the time no store,
and no articles to be had, except such as each
family would make itself. The sight of moth
ers tears always brought the hidden strength oi
the mind to action immediately asked hel