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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-06-21

No. GO. - acres in CLARK county Illinois some
Improvements
No. $50. BOIL acres In Putnam count. I'D acres ell
imprOved-good buildimgs-3 miles south Of Manhattan
No COG. 216 acres in Jasper county. III, miles from
NcwiOwni0 acres cultivated. Also, 20 acres immedi-
atey the Atlantic ~ Mississippi Railroad Illinois
Also. 44o acres ia bingham county. III; 40o m
prairie. 40 tmbered -Raroad stscks will be re-
ceivod Ia payment.
No. 661. go of land in Pratt county. H.. 8
miles south Of Monticello. mile from the railroad.
NO. GIG. I25 acres in Efiingham county. Ills. hall
prard; miles north Of Atlantic and Mississippi Pail.
road; improvements good.
No. 629. 81 acres mile east Of southeast corne
Of donation line of indianapolis
Special Notice.
Indiana and Illinois Central Railroad stock will be e.
ceived ia part payment for Real Estate at this Office.
J. n. MCkERNAN.
apr ~ Real Estate Agent and Broker.
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AMAzONlAN ENcoUNTFR-COwHIDE AND
PISTOL AFFRAY.-The head of the Centre
Market says the Baltimore Patriot Of June
9TH, was the scene Of great excitement about
eight O'Clock this morning. Near the floral
stall OF Mr. Feast, two well-known keepers of
houses OF bad repute, Eliza Simpson and Mar
garet Hamilton, got into a collision When
first observed they were down upon the pave
ment, one ffourishing a cowhide and trying to
lay it upon the shoulders of the other Mr.
Feast parted them, and supposing that the
affair had ended, turned to his business, when
Eliza Simpson drew from her pocket pistol
and discharged it directly at the head Of Mar
garet Hamilton, the whole load taking effect
in her left cheek, producing a fnghtful
wound. Officer Frederick Davis, hearing the
report of the pistol, promptly rushed into the
house and arrested the woman Simpson.
In the meantime Miss Hamilton, the
wounded one, was taken to the drug store of
DR. Laroque, where DIR. John Morris dressed
the wound and extracted the shot from her
cheek. The pistol was a single barreed one,
and was loaded 9TH double p shot, eleven
of which were taken from her face. She was
then sent home in n hack, and, although
lnghtfully disfgured for life, will doubtless
soon recover. Officer Davis conveyed Miss
Simpson before Justice Lawder, who com
mitted her to jail for further examination.
When before the Justice Eliza Simpson freely
acknowledged the commission of the at. but
alleged that she did it in self-defense, she
having first been attacked by Margaret Ham
iltan with cowhide.
We understand that ieud Of long stand
ing has existed between the rival parties; that
several collisions have heretofore occurred
between them, and that the grand jury is
now investigating a charge against Simpson
preferred by Hamilton. Ii is also said that
Simpson, while passing her rivals house a
few days since in a carriage, saw her in the
door, and shot at her from the window of the
carriage.-.Nei0 York Sttn
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SAD AccDENT.-0n Thursday afternoon
last, a. Mr.. M. Myers, Of Middlebury town
ship, father of George Myers, jewelry mer-
chant, was returning home from this place.
and when about six miles ont, one OF the
wheels Of the wagon in passing over a stump,
and the horses darling suddenly forward at
the same time, threw Mr. Myers out. and one
of the wheels passed over his head, crushing
the skull and killing him instantly. lie was
drawing home load Of shingles, on a bunch
of which himself and daughter were seated,
and owing TO the msteadiness of the seat is
attributable, in a great measure, the sad re-
suits recorded above. The horses, with his
daughter still upon the load, ran about three
quarters of a mile, when the wagon upset,
aud Miss Myers thrown upon the ground
AMI considerably injured. Mr.. Myers was
aged about sixty years. His remains were
taken to Lancaster, o., for nterment.- Goshen
Democrat.
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WANTED.

rINHE GRAND MEDICINE WAREHOUSE. No. 20
/ Washington Street., ALBANY, DWIGHT CHAPLIN,
Proprietor, wants, Immediately, my enierprsng Young
Men, with horse and wagon. and from SlO0 TO 500 10
deposit for fathfanes also. references
honesty and ability 10 act Agents IN the sale Of pOpu
lar Patent Medicine Ina the Western States, TO whom all
travelling expenses will be paid, aud salaries the
year from s4oo 10 $1,000 according 10 the ability of the
applicant.
Apply without delay either by letter In person.
CHESTER HARRIS, General Agent. Indianapolis. In
diana All communications pronpsl, attended To- Al the
Ray House. CHESTER BARRlS,
my Twin General Agent.
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Consistency. Thou art Jew ell. >.


The Know Nothing Convention at Phila-
delphia Is a sweet, savOry combination OF &c
.centricities The delegation proper from
Louisiana were excluded, because they tolera-
ted Catholicity This was considered an insu-
perable objection. The Alabama and Cali
fornia delegation are in the same category;
they, too, represent councils that have repu-
dated the anti Catholic test. What will be
done with them As if it were brought
about merely to show the Inconsistencies that
mark every hop step and jump OF this strange
political organization, a delegation presented
itself from Mississippi, where there Is no State
Council of the order This delegation had
never been initiated in the three degree
deemed essential 10 Know Nothingism.-
They belonged to the order of "The Stars
and Stripes" an Offshot of Know N0thlngism,
hut not part and parcel OF the or ier aud
disregarding or ignorant OF all OF It's FORMS
Here was dilemma Ii would not do to of
lend the State of Mississippi. She had no
, two delegations ont of which to choose, and
10 make some sort of shift with this deynier
resort was the sole hope of the grand nation
al @ conclave Accordingly, the delegation
from Mississippi were put through the cere-
I ihohieS Oi the thiiu det'ioS ait0' iSnNn . IL
adelphia to prepare for their admission. We
shall probably hear of their taking the other
degrees at some convenient nine ; but, when
in convention, what or whom will they rep
resent ?
California sent delegation (half-and- half
representing the Regulars and the Wigwams
The delegation entire was admitted, but oall
the Regulars recognized.
As the doors of the Convention are CLOSED
to outsiders, it IS next to impossible to tell ex
actv what has been done, save rs it has leak
ell out, or been guessed at by the quad naac
who report for the press. Enough is known
however, TO foresee that nothing eonsisten
can grow out of the past tenets of the order
and that the conclusions of the Convention
will not be tremendously received Gin. Eng
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NOTICE l. hereby given that at the April Term Of the
" Count OF Common Pleas, Of Marion county: amor
nnal settlement Of the Estate Of larkin Ward deceased
about the sun Of ninety dollars found remaining
for distribution among the heirs. Said heirs there
fore notified L. appear the rsi day Of the next term
ri said Court ami prove their hershp and receive their
distnbutiVe share. WIN. STEWART, CLERK.
IN N q.
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NOTICE OF DESTRUCTION.

STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY.
NOTICE Is hereby given that al the April Term Of the
y Court Of Common Pleas CT Marion county; after
final settlement Of the Estate Of Robert Johnson, de
ceased about the Of hundred aud dollars
were found remaining Tor distribution the heirs.
Said heirs therefore notified 10 appear the FIRST day
OF the neat term OF said Court and prove their heirshp,
and receive their distubutiye share.
WA. STEWART. Clerk
my A. Is15-waW &C. p. Marion Co.
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School Books.
M STRSCRI8TRs KEEP Co


IL SrANTLH la store fun supply OF School Book.
aIsOng which the following;
we6sier's Elementary and MeGnne's Eclectic Spell.
ing Book.
Indiana Raders-1st. 81. ID. 9Th, and 5th.
McGunie'- Eclectic Reader-l-t. 81. ID 9Th aud sth
Ray, Perkins, ThomsOn's TalhOus Arlthme.
ties.
Pnneo'- Browns, kirkham'-, milh's and Butler.
Gramnar--
Smiths Primary in Quauo Biographies, and Geoes,-
ply and Atlas
kIiiehel's Primary Andiai mediate Geozrsphies ana
Geography aud Atas.
Oney's Geography and Atla-.
Smith's illustrated Astronomy.
Cutters and LOOMS Physiology
ply
C0m-lOck's, Hilliman's and Gny's Chemistry.
tonaries-
wIari'-, Wilson's aud Goodrci,'. United STATE. e,.
tories.
COmsi0ck's and Hitchcock !. Geolo9y.
Parker's Aids % English Cornposition
me iorgo'i'g 1o@As NIL be sold Al the very Lowest
prices NkkDkN q CHAMBERLAIN
sept ~ doors Hast of Capltsl Hou.e
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ATTACHMENT.

NOTICES hereby given that the 18Th day Of May
lsJ5 a writ OF Attachment issued by me, Chris
tother g. Were, a Justice of the Peoce in Marion
w. al the instance and upon the afday Of John Brink
cnmeer against the goods and chaties, credits and
effects William Hitler, by virtue Of which writ goods
and chaties the property OF said Hitler have ben
taced and appraised at -. 81 and that the sd day
Of June 1855, III O'Clock, A. NJ will proceed 90 hear
and decide upon the claim OF said Brink enmeer where
of the William Hitler, and all other persons
cerned, will take notice.
CHRISTOPHER q. WERBE, J. p.
Indianapolis. May 81, 1855. je 7-W3ws
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NOTICE. OF DISTRIBUTION.

STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY.
~ Office J. hereby given that at the April Term fthe
" Court OF Common Pleas. Of Marion county ; amer
final settlement Of the Estate Of Bennett Pogue de-
ceased: about the of five hundred and sixty dollars
were remaining for distribution among the heir
Said heirsarc therefore notified To appear The hr
day Of the next term Of said Court and prove their heir
ship, and receive their disfibulive share.
WM- STEWART, CLERK.
nv n. IS55-w3w &. 4. p, Marion Co.
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NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTION.

STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY.
NOTICE is hereby given that at the April Term OF the
y Court OF Common Pleas, Of Marion county; after
final settlement Of the Estate Of John Walton, deceased
about the OF thirty dollars found remaining for
distribution among the heirs said heirs therefore
notified appear on the first day Of the Of said
Cour. and prove their heirship, and receive their dis
trbuiive share.
WM. STEWART. Clerk.
a a - a..
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~ THE MARION ciacUIT Court,
James Bowyer
Complaint.

james bONNcr
IeSis rs On xyiiIissn Complaint.
G. ". Lewis, Executor
OF Samuel Lewis, deed.
DE IL known that this 7th day Of MAY. 1855. the
I'D said plaintiff filed IN the Once of the Clerk OF said
Court, his complaint In the above entitled cause. with
The AFFIDAVIT OF competent person that said defendants
are non residents OF the State OF Indiana.
said defendants therefore hereby notified 81 the ing
and peHdeney Of said complaint against tcm and that
less they appear and answer demur thereto, the
calling OF said cause. the second day Of the
of said Court 10 be- held al the Court House n Indian
apolis, ON the lth Monday in October next said cause
val, ee heard and determined in their absence.
Duniont q IOrhei, Tor Plaintiff
WM. STEWART.
lo-W4w
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The DAILY Indiana SeHfiss Nil be issued on Double
Medium sheet, printed, 81 csurse, upon TYNE sDd
furnished % single subscribers o. 81 per a.
num- % eiiy Subscribers Tor i2 per week Iayasls
semin5uhiy 70 Csrers q Cluts Of ~ copies or Iaore
~ te rsie d - per copy. An sgbsCrDiisIs pad
Invariably IN ddr1ncf.
Address ali communications 10
WALKER a. COTTON
Inn I-lI...---ll- ~.
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NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTION.
STATE nE INDIANA NARlDN lOIT<TX

NOTICE j. hereby given that at the Apr Term OF the
~ Court of Common Pleas, OF Marion conniys after
mail settlement OF the Estate of SOl0.nan Easteray de-
ceased: about the 0ftwO hundred AMI twenty dol
lars were found remaining for distribution AIMING the
heirs said heirs therefore notified 10 appear the
nrst day Of the term OF said COur and pToYe their
heirsbp, and reeeise their distributiye share.
MM. STEWART. CLERK.
Z MAJ N =
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0-TDay before yesterday, well-dressed
man called NJ John Dutiels at the Battl,
Ground, and securing the loan of shovel
went off toward Davis's Ferry. In about
two hours he returned, bearing bag contain-
ing 81 200 in Mexican dollars. He gave no
explanation of his conduct, except that he
had dug up the money near an old log
house that stands above the railroad bridge
north of the ferry.
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iNMaxI0N CIRCUIT COURT,
FALL TERM IS55
Allen May
( Attachment.
James II. Lane.

James II. Lane.
ID II remembered that this 9Th day OF May. ls55
ID the above named plaintiff ilc.l ia the Clerks Office
Of said Coan hi complaint in the above ease, and
affday that said defendant il not a resident of the State
of Indiana.
and pendency said complaint and that unless he sp
pears and demur thereto al the calling Of said
cause on the second day of the term OF said court
10 be held al the Cour House in indianapolis, the
nfth Monday ia October next, said complaint and the
matters and things therein alleged will be heard and
determined In his absence.
Dnm0ht a. forbet, Tor Plaintiff
WM. STEWART.
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Harriet Jennison
: Attachment.
BENJAMIN IA CraVans

DE known that this e4th day Of May A. d., 1885,
ID the above named plaintiff, by her attorney, filed In
the Office Of the Clerk of said COun her complaint in the
above entitled cause together with the affidavit Of a
peent person, that said defendant Is resident OF the
state of Indiana.
Said defendant Is therefore, hereby notified of the fling
aud pendancy Of said action against him. and that.
less he appear and demur 10 said complaint
the calling of said the second day Of the next
OF the said Court, 10 be held AT the Court House. Ia
indianapolis, the first Monday in July ext. said com
Plant and the matters and things therein cOntane
will BE- heard and determined in his absence.
WILLIAM STEWART. CLERK.
RN JNn. =. NV. DennlN.
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OF The Tere Haute Express learns that
a gentlemen residing near the Birch Creek
reservoir in Clay county, has been missing
for several days, and that his friends alarmed
on account of his absence, are in search for
him. 1t is feared that the outlaws, who have
but recently committed depredations upon
the canal, have made way with him iu order
that he may not reveal their guilt, or become
a witness against them.
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STRAIGHT LINE RAILRoAD-T is work is
progressing as we'll As its best friends could
desire. The workmen on the road are now
receiving the pay for the work during the
last two months, the estimates upon which
amounts to S27, 200. This is the seventh
estimate paid by this road; and have been
promptly paid when due.-E01nsviUs Enc.
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81 We learn that the repairing of the
Birch Creek Reservoir is progressing rapidly.
We fear, however, that it will not be permit
ted to stand, when completed, unless some
thing definite is done to allay the hostile
feelings existing in the vicinity of the Reser-
yoir. When men become so lost to reason
and so destitute of all moral suasion, that the
banditi's revenge is their glory and pride,
there Is but little hope left that these hostil-
ties will cease, unless they be brought to JUS
tice.- Ieyre Hauts Anlerican
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given, that the 18th day of Nav,
~ lS55. the undersigned duly appointed by the
Clerk Of the Court OF Common Pleas OF Marion county,
State Of Indiana, Administrator of the estate OF Nicholas
WAGNER. late of said county, deceased Said l.
supposed 10 be solvent.
Persons indebted TO said estate, hereby notified Ia
make settlement with the undersigned, and those having
Just claims against the requested 10 present
their claims properly authenticated. for settlement with
out delay. HENRY BUSEHER,
Administrator.
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NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTION.

NIAIE OF INDIANH, NNHIVN NUUaIi
NOTICE Is hereby given that at the April Term Of the
~ Court of Common Pleas, of Marion County; amer
final settlement Of the Estate of Jane Nansiekie. de
ceased about the hundred and eighty dol
lars found remaining Tor distribution among the
heirs. Said heirs therefore notified 10 appear The
first day Of the Of said Court and prove their
heirship. and receive their distnhntlye SHARE
MM. STEWART. CLERK,
my Al l-5s-Wax {. e. r.. Marion Co.
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~ L ltc AoitoNih1 s1etfHf-s'to
,ent to ms, with request for their publica-
ion. They are of the Pepper" school of
'rotry," and arc decidedly rich
sTANZAYS.
ssSeEafs1 20 an iadridooI in fAs Purssfe Of L'ker
sader diRcaifses after tAe l2th Of gHHs
~ rHE oRrurR o. The .owED N srEsN TIRE ~
GtSE-
Emanent destrukshenisi Of liker
g 5og-o.' ,bSr Ss vasuun in your bowls
Nou feel slicls
kurious in the abdominal regenst
Wants a stimulater. IL can't be did.
EuanenI destruckshonisi
Inblhater OF alkahollk llkwid,
The krisls vat was 10 have arriven have arroven
the new tcmprans law are neEest phAaeI
That soletAre dime, reznrTecied from
TIE depths OF Tai troWsers, kant awaken
A simpathetk respOnz, or tod, from
NoaF karlee-hedded friend, the batkeepef
Alkahahk lmoibaier
Knoektarnal jyrsfen navigator,
Monday mite yoa were ls-llih drunk tnd
Wen you went home you had a
SlisselIanias mixture I'd ihe iess
feit tired. perhaps. kOnseka cnilra
Yea feai heeie,i about ihe inHari-,
fla no phlaterng unk-hun 10 your s''iT
That your sl0an this morning
there's nulnerus pleple OF the saim stripe
Win similar feelinks,
hnOcsturnei nsyvezsler-
p.menstrater OF the power Of suekshen:
This IL an epecode in yOur kaTear'
fun stop q yonr ambishus Asperashuns
Ysa ksn'I set your mornings rashHns-
The barr - ki0sed-hares Bottle y slsibui
10 the naked ].
a. yoa stand IurneHst the kounter.
N0a an shiy Inquire 600 drink,
& II don't KUN.
Demonstrated Of suekshen.
Kocktale anhyhyiAter.
YOur Inquired person, ViStim
Of leyislsiiv sinpidhee
Yoa San do without working all the week,
and rest on sundee;
Bat you kant drink hker wears
and dry up in day.
Your rzikAl ci-tenI Is
capable OF aPpresheating,
ths Main Law
Your HaichaF regolts al water
K0c<tale snHyhylater.
France 10 water
Toa behave waiss useful Tor aOlSshun
Eo1 Eefrssfs5, 6eniishal.
or fnvsx-orafen d heTuTSFe-
Strange dee-bGi not uncommon.
However, you're done ioT. Inc law
isinpsrslivs ceTt21iee-
Ucssed D. g maiorItS Fcte-
Nota drop OF hkeT, whoisssie o.
rsfals kan ysa get in toosiaf--
knsmee 10 water
Ob,sk Of kommisssrsshun
Yours Is Z hard Ease
Eskairnz bfaBdee and eompsshun,
fOu UST koxe, PuTs~ ades beg, proini- &c.
bot ia Oh no use
The ssniHe kwsi1apsi Is dsldhkt p
LEE~ didentyoa zei a bottle on
S-szrdse TsiIe
RE soTTss for yos.-Teiorm; stop;
saut down refekt; heziiste before
ysa Eetk0Taed On saiuriee
aiie, uRlsss Tod prepare 10
emergencies,
OojeE ii Reconsideration.
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THERE having been large Delinquent last len IN M.
i hands, for collection. and the city stands n need
OF all the funds that Is due her, j. expected thai all per
sons knowing themselves 10 be delinquent, will come
forward and pay up. and thereby save money Tor the-
selves and assist the authorities in carrying out the i'm
HENRY VANDERBILT,
nv l6-d2w City Treasurer.
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o. The recent heavy rains in this neigh
borhood, have done good deal of damage to
the corn and wheat crops-covering up the
former ON the bottom lands, and aattening
and tangling the latter considerably. The
bridge of the Richmond Turnpike CO., over
Newman's Creek, was carried totally away
by the food, nothing but the abutments re-
naming - loss to the company about $500
Kings dam, we learn, is considerably DANA
oed. Richmond Palladium.
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u from New YORK and Boston, very extensive stock
of ell latest styles Of Bonnes, Flats. Bloomers Clip
sies aud half Gpses. which will BE- Sold low.
n. ]. HORN,
10 West Washington street
Receiving goods daily. mye
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nn. I moRKILL oFFERs His SRH-

~ vices L. the Inhabitants of Indianapolis All
thorough education and twenty year, experience hc
naiers hmseifhai he will be able 10 give Satisfaction
10 ali who employ him. Particular attention Will 1e
paid chronic cases, viz Dyspepsia Spinal Complaint
fus aud Chronic Rheumatism, DC, DC
once on Market street, two doors East Of Roberts
Chapel. House on the corner OF Virginia Avenue and
Merrill streets. IN. Ss-dNNu
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HAIL STom-There was a severe hail
storm in this town and vicinity on Monday
last; in many places it fell to the depth Of
three inches. We learn that the corn and
wheat in some places are very much injured
Edinburgh Revlelc
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MIsTAKEs.-A Mr.. II, living near
Lawreneeport, Lawrence county, Indiana, tells
the following as n part of his history-which
is not so coarse
On arriving at Michigan City, from THE far
off Iowa." by railroad, he inquired for the
Albany train-meaning New Albany, Indiana;
and got aboard; and after many slams, bangs
jams, and little coozing, he was landed in
Albany, New York. Another similar mis-
take in names, found our hero in Canada;
but we are pleased to inform our readers that
he is now at home, satisfied with a rambling
life, and convinced that he knows very little
about geography, and is not quite so pert as
he thought himself.--,Jacksn Comfy Demo
cTat
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SALE OF SWAMP LANDS
IN SULLIVAN COUNTY INDIANA

NOTICE j. hereby given that the undersigned Aadi-
~ tor Of Sullivan county Indiana viii Oer Tor sale Al
the COan House Door, in the Town Of sullivan, In ssid
county, Saturday, the 18th day OF August 1855 be-
tween the hour OF O'Clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock r
M the following swamp lanas town:
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SAD CASE or DEATH BY PoIsoS Mis-
Henrietta G. Drake, who for some years past
has teen a resident Of this place, a seamstress
by occupation, committed suicide on Friday
last by swallowing p grains Of morphine
The poison, though an over dose, did its work
slowly. The wretched creature did not ex-
pire until the afternoon of Sunday When
discovered it was too late to apply any reme
dy. The deceased was probably about thirty
years of ace. Lucomiug Gazette
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W Dr; D Wort, in a speech at a town
meeting, last week, remarked that Browns
town was the most healthy town in the
State-that at one time a period Of seven
years, and another Of three years passed, in
which there was not death in the place to
record--Jacks0a County Democrat