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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-11
RHODES
FEY Err AND AGUE CURE
NATURES iNFALLlBLE SPECIFIC.
Lr0K the Prevention" -,ua Cure og ln


NATURES iNFALLlBLE prCIFIC.
Ir0K the Preycutio" -,ud Cure OF In
J. lermiilea, and Reb'. Fever Fever aud AZ .
a.las Sno Dumb Ague, General Debility Nigra
and all other forms OF disease which nave cch
.on origin in Malaria or Miasina THIS subtle Amos
erie ,,n which at certain Is unaN oaby in
hsle nj every breath l. the IN character wherever
II exist--North South, East or Wcst,-and Will even
where yield this newly discovered anud0e, Mheh'
claimed be the DISCOVERY ~ NkDciNE El Ar
luis specific il so harmless that ii may be taken per-
.on. ~ verN aye sex or condition, and IL Will not sab
tiir, for one disease other still worse, TOO otca
The resuii In the treatment by ounine, Mercury, Ar
senic and other poisonous or deSeiernus drugs not
,sartiele Of amy OF which l. admitted into this pFelarslioi
line proprislor distinctly claims these extraordinary
results iraln the Use ~ this NATURAL ANIlDOik TO
MALARIA.
Il will entirely proiee any resident or Traveller even
in Inc na-i -ickiy sxamIs i"rton-, from Aguc
or IiTlous disease Whatever, or any injury from c'
sianlly nhaiing Malaria or Miasna.
twill instantly check the Ague IN persons Who haze
suffered any length Of uio from Que day To tSeiy
years that they need never have another ehtN ny
Continuing Ils use according 10 direciions.
IL will Immediately relieve oil distressing results 81
Bilious Ague disease sueb - general debility, nigs
sweais Tue laiieDt 81 once erin- 20 recover hti
ie ani strength, and counues uniil permanent aud
radical cnie i.c1tced.
Finally IT. use Will hanish Fever and Ague from ian-
ls aud ALI classes. Farmers and aud all iaosrii=
by alopiax as d preventive will te free from Assc
Ellia. attacks IN that ~ The year which. while
Il i the masl sckly Is III. most ansha enc 10 thr
on. nr Two 1Siiles viii tor crdinar. cases,
SOME may require more.
Directions printed In German, French aud Spanish
accom- Iany each bottle.
Primo. One Dollar. Liberal discounts made 10 the
Trade circulars forwarded application, aud the ar;
Gle will he consigned liberal terms 10 Responsible li-
~ JAS. \. RII0nES Proprietor
Providence, X. III
NJ Nhelcsale aud Retail Agents ia indianapolis
Grammar q eRowSlSe: And Tor sale by dealers gen
| yailX. inari9-dSSuIy
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aud the argument is worth nothing, because
it proves too much.
The Democrats have ever believed, that
man is capable Of self-govcInment and have
at all times been willing to trust the people,
while on the other hand their opponents,
seem to have perfect horror of giving to the
people the right to make their own laws
They think the people are incapable OF self
government, and should have guardians at
Washington City, to attend to their business
forthem.
In conclusion, We repeat, we are willing to
trust the people, because they have, in their
State and sovereign capacity, done all that
has ever been done to extend the borders of
freedom.
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nELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla

Forpuriiyng the blood removing all diseases arising
fron excess OF Mercury, exposure and impradnce Ia
life, chronic constitutional disease arising from i'm
pare state o The Blood, aud The only rcabe and cc;-
ua remedy for the Of Serolula, Salt Rhenm Scad
Head, Ulcerallons Of the Throat agi Legs Pains AMI
Swellinys of the Bones, letter, Pnlles the Face
and all Scaiy Erupon- of the Skin.
This article is now prescribed by somo afthe most dis
tingushed ply sieans ia the country, aud has proved
more Efficient in practice th7n ANY preparation OF Sars-
parlla yet offered In tue public. Several of
Diary syphilis Mercural ami ScrOiulous diseases have
entirely recovered In the ineurabe wards of our Public
Institutions which had for many years resisted ever,
mode of treatment that could be devised These case.
furnish striking examples the sanitary effects OF tut.
medicine in arresiing of the most inyeera.a az,
eases, after The glands destroy and ;e ZONES Al
ready Affected
NcrcE-Lctters from responsible Physicians and Pro-
icssors Of several Medical Colleges, and certificates
cures frea patients, VIII be found accompanying boll
Preparations.
PRIcEs Fluid Extract of Ruehn lor bottle or for
" SarSaparla, =
equal IN strength 70 Que gallon OF Syrup Ol Sarsaparls
Prepared aud sold by II. 4. HELMBOl.D, Chemist
263 Chestnut 81, the Girard House. Philadelphia.
To be had Of Druggists and dealers everywhere
al ietcrs directed THE Proprietor 4gea, reoeoi
Immediate attention.
For sale 10y X. BROWNING,
Wi-lcsale aud Retail AyeQi,
Js3-,SwGin. Indianapolis, Ind.
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DIssoLUTIoy OF Know NOTHING CoUN-
cn-On "Wednesday night last, September
10, 1855, Sam--the redoubtable SIM kno'g
Nothiag--died in the village of Candor. lie
had been struggling almost against hope for
several months, under homeopathic treat
ment, aud in attempting to swallow wishy-
washy, half homeopathy, half allopothy dose,
recently sent down from Binghamton by DIS.
Brooks and Headley, he gave one grand strug-
sle and kicked the bucket, leaving to his sur
wing kinSmcn the whole Of his effects,
which being divided, gave to each The hand
some sum OF seueRtg.to'g cents precisely, the
same being paid over at the close Of the fll-
neral obsequies on "Wednesday evening afore
said.-- 0wego Gazette.
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The Gov ernor's address.

We have given our readers this excellent
production. -'Phc press are unanimous in their
aeconmqdpdqss The New York Ifibear
extracts. seveT9 columns and says;
Gov. Wright .addrcss ,iSIexcellcni, aud will
be unanimously popular. The crowd l. mn
mense and the applause unbonuded.a
The New York Herald says; s-sil
Governor j ~ Wright Of Indiana, delivered
the annual address, which is very good The
subject Of the address was the cultivation Of
grasses. The annual value of the grass crops
was stated at three hundred millions of dol
lars. lie told the farmers to plant several
varieties of grass, and they would pay we'll
He alluded to the formation Of the earth from
chaos; its preparation for production, and the
Divine commandment, Let the earth bring
forth grass lie then proceeded to treat on
the following subjects as most important to
farmers:- -
3Fi&ty Nrhe DISQUALIFICATION, s.tvvi,ig and
selection of grass crops as essential to the rails
ms of a good stock of cattle.
SscondlyAThe sowing of different de-
scriptions of grasses rs suited to different por-
tons of the continent, and the portions of
farm which should be laid out in pasture and
meadow lands
Thirdly-The necessity of good grass,
good stock, and plenty of proper nlanures,
to farmer.
neutrality-suspicious. instruction., SO as
TO enable the farmer to improve ;his farm
without exhausting the land
Fifthly.-Enlightened agriculture eIevates
man socially and morally. Eoi
Sixthly.-Full protection by the govern
meut to all struggling communities, so that
farming societies may extend over the land,
until the farmer and mechanic may so devel-
ope taste and intellect fitting them for the
highest places in the councils of their country.
The Governor laid all the panics about
crops to the Ignorance of farmers, aud their
reluctance a. adopt modern improvements in
agriculture.
The Governor urged education as the surest
basis of sound government and told the farm
ers to he more careful about the government
of small dislriets--anybody will do for Con-
gresS. The Governor closed with =, brilliant
peroraton, urging obedience to the law, and
attachment to the whole country.
Tn eFair was then closed by the announce
ment of the premiums. The gross receipts
are about eleven thousand dollars.
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparations.

IIELME0Lb's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COW POuND FGsssD ENTHAtsr fslsug
'ok plStAstS 81 the iila.iirr AMI kidneys S-cr.i
Diseases, Structures, Neaknr aud ali Ji-~a.g-
~ The Sexual Organs, whether in Male OF Female from
whatever cause thrs may have originated ~. mat
Ter OF how isn> standing.
III yoa have contfYird The terrible disease Mhi,h
when once >csi'~ IN the sysien, viii sureis 20 down
IRON one grneri"n 10 anpih-r, undertaking the con
siiuiion aud sapping the very vital fluids Of fe do no,
trust Yourself ia tue lands OF quacks stan up every
day IN city Ike this, aud h The papers With rlarns
iaisehoods, Too well calculated 10 deceive the Xonn
aud those ne acquainted with their tricks Nan cannot
oe TOO carcu. II The selection al a remei, ia ihcse
eases.
The Fluid kStraet liaIha hasbeen pronounced by emi
hent physicians The greatest remed, known Ills
medicine perfectly pleasant in i'll a--. limo
cent in its action, aud yet thorough annihilai.s
every Particle OF the rank and poisonous virus Of this
disease; snd unlike other renedes does dry up the
dise1-e In the blood.
Constitutional debility, brought on by -eif-abuse
m0sIerrbie disease which has brought thousands o th
human race 10 untineiy graves thus blasting the h
liant hopes OF parents, and bghiing Ia tue bud tie i
riou. anitloo OF many noble Youth, be cured by
this lnfallibe Remedy And as medicine wbich mst
benefit every body, from The simply decaie 10 the con
lined and despsirng Invalid, equal l. 10 b. found act
ing both as a cure and preventive.
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laaeeklu Stats gentinfL.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. 10. $50.
~ The fall Of Scbastopol has not eNc''e'

e. The fall OF Scbastopol mas nos sN''' -.
that degree Of attention and intereS' "i''''' =.
importance seems to demand. We resaFu Il
as an event whose ultimate effect on the "sS-
TIMES Of Europe will be qni'e Is s.c1' ~ '"'
entrance Of Paris bv the Allies in 1911.
The loss to Russia has been immense; but
not SO immense as to compel surrender OF
her national pride. Austria with characteris-
tic ingratisude will turn against the loosinS
party; and the fall Of SebastopOl may be con-
sidered the signal for a general coulasration
IN Europe.
IL IS said that ALEXANDER has announced
that Russia viii never make peace after such
a defeat and the obstinate character and pre-
vious policy of that nation give probability to
the assertion. Besides, the elation OF victory
will induce the Allies to demand humiliat-
ing terms; and the fnal triumph Gill belong
to the party which can stand the most ex-
haustion; and at this game Russia win lie the
condueror. Such at least is fair Inference
from her previous history.
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From Philadelphia,
PHILADELPHIA. Oct.

PHILADEIPHIA, Oct. 3. .
The election passed OFF quietly. Indications
from few scattcrings retur:is received, indicate
that in Democratic wards of the city. majorties
will be largely increased if they DO not over
come the American maiorities in other portions.
The election of Magee, the Democratic candi-
date for Sheriff, is conceded.
Democratic maiorites in City Wards-iih
Ward. 925; 18th Ward, HOS; i2lh Ward. 253.-
American majorities-9tb Ward, ia; 10th
Ward, $780, 18th Ward, 400.
In Blair County, Gaysport borough gives
Plumer, Dem. 81; Nicholson, 81
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Yellow Fever in Virginia.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2.
The boat from Norfolk today brings dates to
noon yesterday The fever continues to ahate
there being hut few cases, and an occasional
death. About Is deaths have occurred within
the last three days. most of them returned rcfu-
gees. Four deaths and 3 new cases occurred
on Sunday No deaths reported up to noon
yesterday.
At Portsmouth deaths and III new cases oc-
Cured during the last three dsys. Rev. Mr..
Dcvlin, Catholic minister is very ILL.,
The Southern mail brings New Orleans pa
pers of Monday and Tuesday they contain the
details Of intelligence received from the Rio
Grande the substance of which has been re-
ceived by telegraph from New Orleans
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A Runaway Slav 9 Run Back.

The Louisville Courier of yesterday says:
Yesterday morning early Mrs. Butler, Of
this city, was quite astonished at the appear
ance of her man, Alfred Taylor, who had
been abducted some fonr weeks ago by the
managers of the underground railroad, and
run off to Canada. How he got back again
he scarcely knows himself, but he has had
experience enough now to be fully satisfied
that freedom AMI Canada are hard places Ia
live in; that they wont catch hin. away from
home again, and with ms own consent he will
never travel chat hard road any more.
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or An alarm of fire was started iu the
edge of the Republican crowd by some des-
perate Old Liner, but did not succeed in
breaking up our meeting. These fellows
are understood too well for that.-RspuJlican.
That's all mistake. The alarm Of fire
was raised by some sleaking, thievins X N,
in order to enable him to depredate on some
mans hen rOost.
The old Liners raised an alarm Of fire yes
terday, however, occaSioned by the burning
of Sans headquarters; and up TO the pre-
sent writing, it seems that there is but one
plank left unconsumed in Sans platform
the plank UP the bets ven have lost.
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Ship VIM. Penn of Bradford from Cincha Is
lands was totally wrecked off Hattcras shoals
on 30th ult.. during heavy gale, Capt. Cole
was taken off the wreck on LIST inst, by the
schooner c. C. Schotten. and arrived. Cap
tain's wife, DIR. @. L. Bowline of Virginia and
seven seanen who had left the ship in light
boat and picked up by the brig Marcus and
brought To Savannsh by the steamer Knoxville
Saturday. First officer Wood, of Nantucket,
and second officer Hall, of Mass and seven sea-
men who took raft have not been heard from
Two seamen who remained by the wreck with
the Captain were drowned. About ~ To- ~ i
supposed TO I've lost -
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NoW YORK Oct. 10. lcssb.
DEAR SiES The market for Flour. and grain during
the we * has been characterized by greai rnnesS aud
closcs hunyar wI: good demand for the lower grades
of Flour f'r .Nou; al 50 Wheat and Rye. We quot.
common Sia, Flanr. - sc. - =; extra do 0cs9 -:
extra tenc>,e e ~ o.: southern II .sg ~ Cana
dian u0a9 ai. Rye Flour - e675
WHEAT isvcrl active al 81 SOdl 81, for Western
Red; Whit, 'io u , ~; Red Southern s5aI -:
White do GO az t..
Rye 81 G@l Is as4a4ie for State; II : u 90 ror
Western.
CoRS. Western miVcI, s.as71sc p bush. .eF
BF,Ss. White. 81 6si. al 81.
Pas, 81 %
bush.
pEovNoS7.-P,rk sonlingos frn,. with sales Of mess
at s22 y - it prime do 81 O092l p; Beef Country
Mess SlS !; , prime ~ Soc II 75 Rcpseked Chicago
Indiana. %c.. 10 Dss T. 90; Beef Hams Il nlS 80
BCrrEg i~ln hrs demand and choice ,laries sell rs.
Oily at - Pc Tor Orange. Greene. Delaware ,,c 2Ia
22lsc for Interior Sie and Weleh daries State Il ore
packed L e al: oil" afd Pennsy tnha f5sal7e . n:
Ind, Ills and Ni> Gss ace. Cheese. prime larics ga
Zoe, Fair % ~ e, Ohio aud Penn o aUl Dried IN
pies are in good rnes, at6e6l -; do Pluns l3ff; 4,
Peaches lIc ! h..
AsIIEs-i'ei> - b =; Pearls G2b. 81.
HoPs-Old q -; New laGI5.
Respectfully yours. BENNETT g. BROKAW.
Prodaee Commission Merehaa.a,
4 -
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From Philadslphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ;.
This morning the Passmore Williamson case
came up in new form in the u. s. District
Court, before Judge Kane. An application was
made in The nature of petition from Jane
johnson, the former slave of Col. John III.
Wheeler to quash the writ of Habeas Corpus
which was issued 10 Passmorc Williamson 10
bring the bodies of said Jane and her children
before Court. John N. Read. on part of the
applicant, contended that a writ of habeas cor
pus must always be issued by order oil behalf
of the party whose liberty is restrained, and moi
for party wishing to restrain another HC
asked that petition should be filed. After an ar
gument in support of his position, the Court ad
journed. Mr., Read viii resume his argument
10 morrow
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-11

HoGs.-Contracts have been made for No.
vember and December delivery at S4,25 gross,
but holders are now asking S4,50. The Gin.
cinnat Gazette thinks that the opening rates
will reach 81 per hundred net. Packers are
not willing to make contracts at this figure,
and there are no settlers at very much lower
rates, consequently very little is being done
for future delivery.
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o. We presume the great defunct isa,
party will cease prating Of their morality after
the exhibitions Of yesterday.
1t was generally remarked that as usual,
there was not an old liner in an inebriated
condition at the polls, or to be seen in the
city, while many Of the very moral fusiaast'
were seen reeling home drunk before loul
O'Clock. Niggerism, Know Nothinsisln, and
Whisky proved too heavy load for them ID
carry.
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COMMISSIONER.
aa1 majority

1t is estimated that franklin Township
will give from 175 to 200 Democratic major
ity, and if SO, we may safely claim the cleo
ton of WILLIAM STEWART as Clerk by over
400 majority, AUSTIN II. BRowN as Auditor
by over 800 majority, and ADRAM C. LOGAN
as Commissioner by about 500 majority. To-
morrow We shall give the complete returns.
Last October the Know Nothing majority
in this county was about 700, showing a
change of about 1900 within year. This Is
glory enough Tor ono day.
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From Boston.
RosroN, oct.

i'SicNB ~ q.
Passenger train Oh Bn>tnn K Maine II. r. came
in collision with COW, and locomotive was
thrown down IN embankmcnt aud cars thrown
off the track.
E. Abbott of Andover, Express agent and
Charles Richardson Of Hayerhill were both in
stanty killed, Reuben Gleason of Reading, Ex
press agent badly injured. Geo. Richards fire
man had both legs crushed off and now dying.
hurt
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0J-Mr. Plummer Wheeler, of Manches-
ter Mass, Few day since, was engaged with
few others in digging well, when it sud-
denly cayed in, catching Mr.. Wheeler be-
tween the plankins and holding him fast,
while the dirt rapidly filed in up to his neck.
In this situation he. was held about an hour,
he giving directions to those around how to
proceed in the attempt to extricate him, but
after they had excavated nearly all the dirt,
it cavcd again, covering him completely and
srnothcring him to death.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-11

QUERY.-Will His accide'cy the Know
Nothing Abolition Congressman in this dis
trict, have the eifrontery to represent this
district; when he knows the Democracy in ii
are largely in the majority. Pigny States
men were at a premium in Know Nothing
Lodges last year. This year they grow small
bv very long degrees and beautifully less.
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o. We regret, exceedingly, that the Rev.
O. S. P. CRAWFORD, could Lot be continued
a, editoro the Rep,a4ieaa. His labors have
been appreciated by the people Of Marion
COUNT as the result of yesterdays election
will clearly demonstrate.
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pennsxlysnia Election Returns.

YORK, Pa, Oct. 9,
In The borough Of York, Welsh, Dem, candi-
date for State Senator, gains l42 votes over ia,
vote for Bigler last year. His gain IN Spring
Garden township is % over Biglers vote.
BLAZE CouNTY.-lh the borough OF Altoona
for Assembly man, the vote stands American
i6l. Fusion le2.
Logan township gives Nicholson for Canal
Commissioper2O7 majority.
Lancaster City gives Plumer, DEM, for Ca
nal Commissioner, ply majority.
YORK, Pa, Oct. 9, p. m.
VIM. II. Welsh dem, and entire Democratic
ticket elected by large majority. In Perry
County, Liverpool borough gives Nicholson .
majority, and Harris, American, for the Legis-
latnre majority Liverpool township gives
Plumber IA majority, and Mitchell dem. for
Assembly, Ii majority. Cambria county Ebens-
burg, the indications are that Cambria county
will give 500 dem, majority Holdensburg
gives Plumber 90 majority.
PoTTsvhLE, Oct. ., p. IN.
Supposed that C. NJ Strub, dem, elected 10
State Senate, whole dcm ticket supposed TO be
elected.
STGoUpsDreC, OcL D.
10 Mercer county the Democratic ticket has
about 400 majority. Geo. II. Barrett is proba-
bly, elected President Judge of the district COM
posed of the counties Of Monroe, Carbon, and
Wayne Mount JOY gives Nicholson % maj
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o. The Republican, asks us hall dozen
questions in reference to Mr.. BaowN's Sag
Nichtism, TO all Of which we answer NO.
Mr.. BRowN is not, nor never was Sag
NIGHT The people have repudiated the edi-
tors of the Republican, in their low, lying
course. Their insignificant meanness has been
most sianaliy rebnlcd
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AbOtc We nave only gwen list 81 lhr tAsh prNe, rs
would occnpy too much space here 10 gii descri-
ton of the entire scheme, including Real Esiaic which
in il self amounts 10 SfJ1.ntO. u nnd complete de
scririon of the various prizes viii Ice found in our cir
cars which will h. seni postage free "a any part of the
lnired States t. am " lo may desire them. Agents
wanted. h" will Ice given % per cent. all sales
follow ing reiiumS- viz: 1othe Agent VII" shall
,lispo- The greatest number at sharr.. hetwera this
aud the day of drawing, will give ssn IN American
gold To the III s5tD, la The A Sluo0 to the ih s. 10
S5ts. ia the 9Th Suo Ia The th $40 IA ihr Sth
5000, TO the 9TH SlOO.
Persons wishing engage in the sale oil shares, by fur
nishins iue with recommendation sined 10y the Post
Master, other well known responsible person,
will he furnished itii tickets. arguments, DC.
Address all orders To-
W. \. u. ADAMS, Principal.
Ogden. Henry County, Indiana.
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LyNcnEp-A negroe man, named Coon.
was lynched and then sent to prison in
Cannajoharrie, n. Y, on Sunday week, as
punishment for most diabolical outrage upon
the persons of two little girls. The affair
had produced very great excitement in that
place,
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CoInrunrA. S. G. Oct. G.

The Elections returns reader it apparent that
the only American certainly elected 10 Congress
is r. !. Trips, in 81 district. The Demo
cratic candidates in the list, 18th, 9Th, 9th. and
Sth districts, Messrs. Seward, Warner Simpkin
Cobb and A. III. Stevens, are certainly elected
In the % and 9TH districts the result is doubtful
The majority of Ii. u. Jalsnson, the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor, is large. The
Legislature will hayea Democratic majority.
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0y-fn Maysville, Ky, the other day, Jas.
Griffin was committed to prison, in default Of
; 1000 bail, to answer for the crime
Of rape upou his own daughter tho lawful
punishment for which is not less than ten nor
more than twenty years in the penitentiary.
While he was being removed from the court
house to jail, an indignant crowd attempted to
take him from the hands of the officers with
view 10 inilieting summary pInishment.
aud would have succeeded had not the OIL
GERS fed into iat with the prisoner.