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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-03
From the Lincoln (Maine) Democrat
The Medal.

The M edal.
1t is proposed to present to the Massarhu-
setts Legislature large brass medal, bearing
the following inscription
Presented by
The citizens of Maine
to
The General Court of Massachusetts,
of 1854-'5, 5
As token Ufgratitude to that honorable body
for relieving the recent
NJ aine l. lature
From the disgraceful imputation of being the
most ignorant, ridiculous, bigoted and
corrupt Legislative Assembly
our country has ever
seen.
The reverse will be surrounded by plain
wreath enclosing two rampant jackasses, one
very large, and the other very small, in bas-
relief
The medal will be presented by Rodney
G. Lincoln, Esq, and received by Mr.. Hiss
of Boston supported on one side by Mr.. En-
cry, of Orange, and on the other by Mrs. Pat
terson-all of the nunnery committee of thu
Massachusetts, Legislature.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-03

THE WHEAT CRor OF W;SooSsIS.-Reports
from all parts of the state, speak Of the hne
appearance Of :Le fall sown wheat. There is
not so great breadth of ground laid TO wheat
as in some former years, but the most fattcr-
ing promises are given Of an abundant harvest.
Within the last few days the young spear
have fairly sprung forth, and nothing but a
long drouth during heading. or unreasonable
rains about the time Of ripening, can prevent
heavy yield from this staple crop.-Madi-
son DeJnocrdt-20h.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-03

Az AMERICAN IDEA in Miilcreek
Township, Union county, Ohio, young man
named Simpson Price was felled to the ground
and left for dead He had abandoned the
Know Nothing lodge in that place, and at
tented Democratic meeting, for which 'the
supreme order" denounced him as pcrjurer,
and threatened him with vengeance.
How long will party that is guilty Of such
villainy receive any popular support Know
Nothingism is heaping upon itself a mon.
strous load of odium that will soon cover i
from sight.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-03

ARRIVALS AT New YoRK-During the
three days ending on Wednesday last, 5000
persons arrived at New York from the for
eign ports, of whom 91s were Americans and
1887 foreigners. This is the largest number
reported for any three days since the lst oi
January last
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-03

A NV IDEA.-Thc Buffalo Express has
discovered that the Know Nothing creed goes
in one point beyond what we had supposed.
1t says that each member when initiated sol
emnly swears tic vote OF give his influence
for any man for any Office in the gift Of the
people, If he is a Roman Catholic, "or Is Hni-
ted in marriage i0ih a Roman Catholic" Young
men viii therefore please TO be careful how
they disfranchise themselves by surendering
to the charms of Catholic girls Chc0go
Times
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-03

OF A meeting of the Stockholders Of the
Cincinnati, Peru and Chicago Railroad Com
pany will be held at this place oil Saturday,
the I'd day of June next, for the purpose OF
electing Board of directors, for the ensuing
year. A proposition will be submitted to the
stockholders for reducing the number of di-
rectors, and other important matters connect
ed with the operations Of the company will
be submitted for the action of the meeting
We understand that contract for the iror
will shortly be consumated if it has not alrea.
DIV been done.-Rochestsr Flag.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-03

0r7-Mr. JOSEPH HISS, member from Boston,
has resigned his seat in the House Of Rep
resentatives on account Of the difficulties
growing out of the nunncry investigation
His letter of resignation was referred to a
committee.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-03

TThe annexed table, (Which we clip from
the New York TiT5une) gives the earnings of
our principal Railroads for March, compared
with March of last year, showing in nearly
every instance considerable gain.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-03

A CARD.-The clerks in the Adjutant Gen
erals Office at Washington, seeing notice un-
der the telegraphic head in the New York
Times Of April 20, that the "clerks in the de-
partments are issuing proposals to look up
bounty land claims, and transacting such busi-
ness generally during their regular office
hours,' deem it due to themselves and to the
honorable branch of the public service tC
which they are attached, to pronounce the
statement, so far as the Adjutant Generals de.
parment is concerned, absolutely and unqualified
ly false. They have no reason to believe i
other than SANDER in regard to the othe
public Offices, but they confine themselves t,
denouncing it as without a shallow of truth il
respect to their own.
Papers that have copied the statement from
the Tines, as above referred to, are requested
ITO publish this notice.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-03

OF The following statement of the cffeo-
tive military iorce engaged in the differentt
wars has been prepared with great care at the
Office of the Adjudant General, and in those
troublous times, will be of interest to the
general readers
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-03
A ralsehood Exnloded-A Hoax.

The Know Nothing gentlemen who have
charge of the magnetic telegraph sent to the
press all over the United States, lately, an
account of what they were pleased to term
fearful and disgracefnl riot in Catholic
church in Oxford, Chenango county, New
York. The whole thing was a hoar. The
Times, paper published in Oxford, says:
The whole report which blazed so terri
fcally in the paper, was apocryphal. No riot
occurred, nor anything more serious than one
of our bar-rooms has furnished weekly all
winter The priest was not bailed to keep
the peace in 81, ,000 or any other sum nei-
ther has any person been held to bail 10 keep
the peace, except the person who was elected
from the church. The press has been badly
hoaxed in the affair by some person whose
passion for the marvellous got the better oi
his discretion. -
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-03

A New FEATURE IN EMIGRATIoS.-A large
number Of respectable families have organ
lied themselves into body called the "W est
teIn Farm League" for the purpose of pur-
chasing about 25O00 acres of land in this
State. A part of the land is now purchased,
III Mitchell and Howard Counties, and about
twenty families are expected to leave this city
this month, to locate it. IL is on the nerth-
western road 10 Minnesota.
The general plan is, to lay out the ground
in farms, from 40 to 160 acres each, and a
site fol town, including park and other pub
lie grounds and also to erect a public store,
smiths shop, saw and grist mill, and dwell
ings to accommodate settlers as they arrive.
Among other objects Of the Association, is
to encourage emigration to the West, where.
b Y well organized combination, secure the
advantages of an established neighborhood,
and by a mutual interchange with each other,
ameliorate, and as far as possible, overcome
the many obstacles which neset the path OF
the pioneer.
Any person feeling undecided as to where
he shall locate, will have the advantages OF
a thickly settled neighhorhood by settling in
the same location.-DabXque Qowa) Trbape.
AuIl l0h
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-03
STATE SENTINEL.

RUBLIsHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING on \
MAMMOTH SHEET, AT
TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR,
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
~ address, Postpaid, WALKER & COTTON,
indianapolis Ind.
]. C. WALKER, Proprietor.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-03

appears to he much alarmed for fear / may
"delude" the ignorant people of Colmeoticut,
(what a complimenD by selling them these
bonls Now for the facts, and see how the
disifterestcd Editor of the AMERICAN RAIL
ROAD JOURNAL will stand before the public.
| then state, and Mr. Poor knew the truth
of what say, before he penned the above ar
ticle -
1st. That these bonds are amply secured
by real estate, of more than their amount at
cash value, located within ten miles of the
line of the road, besides being obligatory on
the company for any deficit, should any ever
occur, which is next to impossible, as the
lands are rising in value daily.
2d. That these lands are conveyed by
deed of trust to Francis Fellows, Esq, Of
Hartford, Conn, and that perfect schedule
of each tract accompanies the deed of trust
and is deposited with it.
Sd. That the bonds have been deposited
for sale with Harvey Seymour, Esq, of Hart
ford, Conn, within few doors of Mr.. Fell
lows, the Trustee, so that purchasers may see
the trust deed, and examine the schedule for
themselves, before investing their means.
4th. That before these bonds were dcpos-
tied, an exhibit of the affairs of the company,
and prospects of the road, was made out con-
tanning map of the general line of the road,
and deposited with the bonds for examina-
ton.
9Th. That the exhibit was published and
paid for, at the Office Of the american Rail
road Journal, and circulated without one word
of objection By the editor, who now charges
me with an unworthy attempt to defraud the
people of Connecticut
.---sSnG'a- are the faSss zthsss- bonds are amply
secured, subject to no casualty whatever. No
bonds offered in any market are safer, and
Mr. Poor never disputed that fact until re-
Gently. l expect his continued attacks. He
shall not levy black mail of me, nor escape
the truth, as his articles appear. Our annual
eport will be sent out in May, showing our
prospects. s o. II. SMITH.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-03

The postage charge agreed on for letter
not exceeding half an ounce in weight be-
tween any point in the United States Oregon
and California excepteG and any point in
Great Britain, and Uics versa, is twenty-four
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-03
POsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
July 10, 1853

SIR II beg leave to invite your attention
to the subject Of our postal arrangements with
Great Britain, and, with view to a correct
understanding of the whole matter, / will take
the liberty to present somewhat at length the
principal features of the existing postal con-
vention between the two countries stating at
the same time, the result of its provision =, and
the efforts made to effect such a modi6ca-
ton as to make it more equal and just in its
operation.
This convention between the United States
and Great Britain was executed on the 18th
of December, 1S45; and it contains provision
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-03
FoppFsTovN March DIST

CALIFORNIA PRoDUCT.-The following.
says the Journal, we believe to be a correct
estimate of the productions of the State dur
ing the year 1854, with the exception of the
article of lumber, which is one of the heavi-
est branches of our trade, and of the gold
left here on deposit, gold invested here, and
gold taken away without being entered on
the ships manifests
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-03
&c Postmaster's Letter.

The letter Of the Postmaster General, Hon
JAMES CAMPBELL, on the subject Of interna-
tional postage, an extract of which we pub
Esh to-day, IS exceedingly practical and vel
expressed, and we are not surprised that il
has excited such general appreciation.
OUR FOREIGN POSTAL RANeENENTs-IN-
TFREsTING To THOSE HAVING CoRREsPoN-
DENTS N FRANCE.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-03
From the Buffalo Republic.
RIOT AT BUFFALO.

Attempt to Arrest the Rioters-Chiei
of Police severely beaten by the
Mob A Large Force of Especial
Police sworn in.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-08
NEW GOODS.

Z AN nov fereiying my Stock q s.gB-TLi lI7.D
eUMsniL3 tsDO.Ds, which -haihe pleased
% show aud .eIl on accommodating terms. think nv
sssnment Of Goods will bc complete lc found
10 hi. matkei. embracing almost every Thing aud
viii rnlelsor % tnake my pnees ascragc ~ oit ~.
store 10 the place. Nish u tall attention u iew ~
t.afas -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-08

and not receiving any answer, left his stool
and went to remind him that he was ready.
"Well, write"
"What shall write 7"
Something or nothing, and that very
quick"
Back to his desk went the clerk, rapidly
moved his fingers over the paper The let
ter was sealed and backed, and sent to the
Office. By return Of mail came letter from
his delinquent customer, inclosing the mo-
ney in full Of his account. The merchants
eyes glistened when he opened his letter, and
Fastening to his clerk he said:
"What did you say to---when you wrote
the other day. Here is the money this morn.
ing in full o! his account"
81 wrote just what you told me-and kept
copy Of The letter."
Going tn his letter book, and opening, he
found the following:
4" DEAR SIR Something or nothing, aud
that very quick. Yours, &C., -,
By -"
And that letter brought the money.
Louisville Democrat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-08

PuPpLATioS OF THE EAsrFaS STarus,-Thr
Euslnn traveller say. ll.al Tie census which I.
nov hring taken il several " lie Easiern and
Middle State. indicates that tie emigration IL
llIr West and California has checked The great
incnase uf population heretofore apparent in The
Atlantic portion Of The Gnuirderaey. In New
Yuk State. especially IL the sgrrnliutal conn
,ie-, Al many points there ]. IN aciua decrease,
10 others hut slight inrteasr.
The Providence journal says lie results 81
tie census Of lai city, now ueiily cnmpletei.
aill dlsippnint alno.t every Que. There has
bern only a ypry snail ncresse during the last
i've ,csts. Fly thousand was the Invest e,ii.
mate placed mon lie present population 81 ile
rity; II will fa short live thousand of lilii Gnm.
Der. The sfrond uaIl. !, is understood. show.
4 decrease liom The census Of 1880. Mas
branches oi mechanical husiness have been sS.
iremeiy dnll during the last eighteen munls,
and many of the clzens hirc emigfsleJ 10 kln-
sas aud other PARIS oi th- Wrs'.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-08
lust RECEIVED,
Clarendon Iron Works.
WILMINGTON. N. c.

sE,HE CLARENDON IRON WORKS are now
prepared 10 receive orders ior Beam yenicai,
Horizontal 04ciIlaing Steam Engines High OF Los
Pressure, and adapted 10 nli purposes; Circular, Vert
cal snd Pulsle Saw Mills. complete; Pumps, Mining
Machinery. 6Iisi aud Flour Mills, complete; Parker,
TurLile aud other Water Wheels Eqnippine II Slelm-
ers Car Mheels and AAles; Horse Powers u ,arious
patterns; Riee Field Pumps and Engines Rice Thrash
ers; siiinsie Machines Shafiiig, Puliies, Hangers
Gears. and ~ oher Mhl wolk.
CAsTINGS.-lIoR aud Biass Castings 1f all descfip-
;ions, including 0msmsnlal Iron Railing Pipe, Bidge
Castings, &c. de- The Company would respeciielly
invite attention hei styles aud palIens Vi ailng
which nas he seen al their Office.
BOiLERS.--Tubular. Plne and cs!indiical Boilers.
Water Tanks, CLaincys and 81 other kinds u Boilg
Work.
REPAIRS.-A separate dcparmcn, and force will be
kept iof fepars. where work will be done thoroughly
and VITA despatch.
Having large fieiliirs. the soyc work will &c done
on a. reasonable elsewhere, North o. South,
aud IL Irompt and satisfactory manner.
Consultation " letter otherwise IL regsrd 70 plane
snd designs lUf mills OF their furniture aud 10 mirhi.
ney scneil, willingly answered. Al orders o. com.
lnunc4iioa. 10 bc udd,esssd Ia ile undersigned.
HENRY ". DRAAE, AT.
March IA. islf--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-08

EIuqrgNI BRLyIrY.-I'lat bfetity j. ihe
soul Of Nii. has been uttered again and again
Until il is as " familiar Is household words"
and many ate the examples given IN pfpuf ui
the assertion. But We heard on Saturday u
al instance III which brc,ily was not unl,
witiy but eloquent il by elolurnCe We are
to understand tie accomplishing of tie OBJ
jpct III view.
In this case. the rloquence was the result
uf accident and NOT design, but nuhe i5c less
powerful fur that. l.ut Tic stufy.
Once upon time, il certain tits. ihfre
lived a merchant, whGsr name u nut u ali
necessary. Times were hard, as they are
nuw. aud tie merchant had received from one
81 hts customers al distance, 10 answer 10
4 previous dun. letter stating his dillicul.
ties. aud requesting time.
Agitatcd. not with that matter nnly buttna.
ny others. tie merchant paced Tie lluur uf liz
counting room, with arms behindhisiatk 1 and
a lowering brow. stopping, suddenly, hc
turned tu bis clerk and said
Mr. ---, write that man without ic.
las"
!. So. sir"
Tie paper vas ready, and tie zen ii.lsd
with ink but still the merchant held hi.
peace his clelk called to him Uhee o. taier
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-08
FREEMEN, READ THIS !,

We call the attention of every Freeman in
the State TO the following Extract, and the
shocking insulting and infamous doctrine
which il discloses, from the Allucution Of
Pope Plus TX, in the secret Consistory Of
September 1859, addressed to the Republic
Of New Grenada in South America. las pub
lished in the Catholic Mirror at Baltimore,
November eth, 1889.
The Republic Of New Grenada having pass
cd a law. making marriage civil contract.
just as il IS in the United States, the Pope
used the following language on that sub
ject:
'' II was proposed, according to the already
condemned errors Of the heretics, and against
the doctrine Of the Catholic Church, that
marriage should be esteemed merely asa civ
il contract, and that all matrimonial causes
should be referred to the lay tribunals, and
be judged by them, &c. Amongst the laith-
lul, marriage cannot be given without there
being at one and the same time sacrament,
and, consequently, any union whatever of
man and woman among Christians, made in
virtue Of what civil laws soeyer, is nothing
else but shameful aud miserable CORctbii-
age, so often cOndemued by the Church."
We make no c0mment-nOne is needed.
What head of Protestant family, with a
nsatt ~ ntni, UatHs MItn nuIs natIvn al
7 the Internal allegation that tie partner of his
bosom is prostitute, and that his children
are illrgitimate!
( And the same Republic Of New Grenada hav-
ing also passed other laws Of liberal character,
w: for the aholshing Of iilhes-tIial emiqranls
- that country might have The public exercise nf
iher worship, ,whaleyeritwas-for tie expulsion
Of ihe Jesuils, de-, after stating that these laws
we're passed, d" without lhe least consulting The
apostolic Sea. the Pope, Plus TX, proceeds
10 launch fnth his anulhema, as follows:
/ Z" We disapproye all lhnse thing which have
been danr hy The rulers d thai Republic. against
religion, The Church, and her laws, pastors and
ministers, aud against the rights and authority
Of ihis chair Of blessed Peter. We, raising, with
apostolic liberty, nur pastoral voice. in this your
mast illusltious assembly, do censure, condemn,
aud iderilFe utterly null and Void al The aforesaid
dvcWes which have, 50 much 10 The contempt
Of Tie ecclesiastical authority Of this holy See,
and tie lyss aud deirmeHi of religion. and ol
the holy preaies. been there enacted by the ri-
sil power
/ Here wc have ihe rouf,--pracicaI. positive
prcof.--ihai the Papa See does claim, aud has
exercised. t.sI and most dangerous temporal III,
ihofity.
Haze men hearts to feel. and will ihey nol
he aroused by sucIl lhinrsl Have they ears 10
hear and etes to zee. aud will they fail 10 per.
c,He ,l,e d.rgets which threaten them
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-08

Coon apYcE.-Thc Hon. Edward Everett
recently dclirercd an addiess 10 the pupils of
the public sChOols VI Boston. which closed with
ihls language.
=. LEI your present Superior good fortune, my
Young trends, have ~ ullieI ELECT than 10 in
syife you with ctHsiderslrness and kind feel
iHgs towards yauT sfliJnmsies. Let not tie
Juk passions. aud base. selfish and party feel.
iHrs WIlieh learn men 10 hate and siilify, anI
seek iu injare each other. find enirance into
yuur Young and innocent besnms. Let those
eahy hunats lead sou ln more strict observance
II Ire eleventh commandment towards those
Nhom sou have dislnHrrtt III those schonllay
rtaiuess uf Whn. from any cause, have been
prevented tom sharing NiIh you the enjoymrnis
Of this tlIy and ., III Of yuB may not sxpect
10 knha what ile eleventh. commandment -,
will ead Paor speech by telling you good
story.
Tie relebta,fi Archbishop Upsher was IN
Younger dsys wferktd 90 the coast uG lfplani,
81 Place where his pefs u and character we're
siks unhnosn. Stripped or everything. be
wandered ll,e house IL adigniiafy Olsie thutrh.
~ searf 81 sht,gr aud E,Ilsl. cfasiag assistance
~ D brother clergyman. Tile dgnitafy stuck
w,lh liis sJaslii appearance siief u The wflrk.
di.lm.ted lis tale. aud doubled lis c,ialagigr.
aud slni ltist 81 l1i ll0u icing a cleigymtn. he
dll nat b,lirse he could eten tell liUw many
commandments there we're. IL can al once "a.
tsly tun. saiI Tie Archbishop. atliat I'M not
thc lg1niauI iinposift sna take me Ivr There
atc eleven commandment" This snsasf ron
itnisd lie dIguaty 10 lis suspicious, anl BE
replied with sneef, Indeed theie are bui ten
commandments in ms Bible. Tell ne tie elsvsnll
and vii relieve sou" /" Ileie ili q" sa,d lie
Afchbishup. !" A nes commandment give III.
ID sou, tht We love rae another"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-08

Rich Chamelton Cfcrinrtc silks,
PLAID end stiiIeJ Poali ue Sole silks.
chlnielian Gllee 4 hieii.lasleted Back silks.
ysfs pretty anI neat Printed laeonris Lawns snI
Ofgandie Nusn..
Emiraierel, tiri.-, md ohsr skirls.
Bdhanls. ior under drcsses.
Ricl SSH anil Neck Rihands.
Also Bound spd eihef Rilani..
Chansfahle Silks. fof MIniillis. &c., with Fringe
aud other Trimmings 20 match.
Muslin Collars and sleeves 10 match,
Worked Bands. Edgnss, &c.
Blafk. and Biiet gsd Tdiff Gp,is. sHrt NJ
Chall,. Muhair Lus,te. Dsiasc.. Lawn, Mu.lins.
tiinrliams. NC.
Rad I,aaj Scii.iatina ani French point Coiseis.
CATERS both bN.prirel and ine.
Sln5alwoud aud eihef Pans. Ne. &c.
nE HAS Also,
Prime hlrachri anil hra,s nnlrachcl eleven quarter
Sheslines anil pillaw Cssc Cotton.
Paper Wint1v Shplrs snd Fire screens,
Superior Cat steel Hoes. Uooi Bells,
RaIgs ktaf afs Ra-Ws i1st ify thrm.
Colepd Mating anil Dfussi sni Oliei Cspetings.
Serdless anil o,hef Rsisins. Pigs and Candy,
a variety u Cool. ~ Gents aid BOY &c.
Many gnAs will be oilrrrl oNrf rrcsi lhin hefcio.
fbfc bit 10 gigs So ufIrfr,i ~ hit. ssll npl il
hu-iue.- ii thai way thereby making one clsomct pay
lof The los hy pnOlisf.
Please call and etsminc fof yrufsel,cs.
JAMES WEBB.
April u. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-08

4 careful estimate slows thst ,lc aaf ia
Eetepe has already cost half a million Of ilses,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-01-02
The Man G. ID Wilson.

AS many have wrong impression with
regard to the escape of the above named
person, We will state the crcum stances
as We understand them. Wilson was
arrested without process; disgorged the
stolen money and was PERMITTED to be-
come States evidence against his accom-
plices, and was held in the sum of $500
to appt ar at the next session OF the Cir.
cult Court to give evidence in the case
On Sunday evening he was placed in the
hands OF Sheriff Ellsworth, having failed
to enter recognizauce for his appearance
as witness--not criminal. The same
night he made his escape from the third
sory of Pacific House, doubtless 81
those who were interested n biz mon up.
appearance q Court.