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Maw Features for 1876.

taxing tnlee OtncI maboAihS9'
t.. New Features for 1856.
A new and very interesting story WILDE commenced
in January by Marion Harland, author of Alone, and
Hidden Path two novels that have created an im.
mense sensation in the literary world Also
Miss Virginia +. Townsend will commence in the
FEBRUARY number KoaveIette, which we know will
strongly interest the readers OF the Book. ....,,-
Stories by an English Authoress.
How to make Wax Flowers and Fruits. with en-
Cravings ais q 1..sslsf,.lef .T Eerg La
Tue Nurse aud the Nnrsery, go
How 10 make a Bonnet st it4 lgIEtG
Troubes Of an English Housckceper. f IA
The Art Of Sketchng Flowers from Nature.-Whh
erravags 70 be copied by the learner onpaper to
Htena, counses to DausbterADesgned to aid
her IN the care Of her htath the Improvement OF her
ruind, aud the cultivation Of die heart, 4.N n g
New STYLES OF Illuminating Windows and Lamp
Shades with engraymgs. as.L O.
Poety and History ot Finger Rings Illustrated Shells
TO, the ladies and wLeie they come from, with engra-
| NJ ,img IN bsdtber with EngraviDgs. 10 POS
TlsN 5lg "a ag 40 idea Of our iItentoFs for 1855.
New r i'm, l ato7esi 70 the ladies are springpg up
s,ev daT yt vhat avail ourselves Of everything that
can mere tihcn, in tact, GVdey's Ladys Book, will
possess he iut.rcsi Of any other three magazines,
Ia additiol. 70 the above will be continued in each
number. 'Nf- .alHy- g.fa d. .-ss. r s.-f
| GOdeys splendid Steel engravinss.
One hundred pages ofieading tHaagJ
Godeys chalcnge Fashion Plates, In this as in ev-
ery other department we defy rivalry or imitation.
Embroidery patterns. 1ny quantity Of them are sir'
! en- monthly. f- tt US I W4st4 ,i-4'
| Model Cottages. ...rfL
| Dress making with diagrams to cut by Ha 20
Dress patterns-InisnLs and Chldrens Dresses-TAli
kind of Crochet and Netting Work-Cloaks, ManteL ts
Tamas Collars, Chemisetts, Under Sleeves, Bonnets,
Window Curtains, Broderie Angaise Slippers, Caps.
Cloak Evening Dresses fancy Articles Head Dresses,
Hair Dressing Robes for Night and Morning, Carriage
Dresses, Bridal Dresses, Wreaths. Mantias, Walking
Dresses Riding Habits Boys Clothing, Capes and Cloak
of Fur in season. Crochet and Netting Work printed IN
colors . n, .
i DRAWING LESSONS for Youth --l00 designs Music,
Is worth is given every year, the Nurse and the Nur'
sery, with full nst uctiuns; GOdeys invaluable Recipes
upon every subject. - .i--a
We would advise all who intend to subscribe to send
in their orders soon for if We do not make dupcae
stereotype plates twill be difficult to supply the de-
mand Weexoept our lis Ior 1856 will reach l0V'ouU
copies The best plan Of subscribing is to send your
money direct to the publisher Those who send large a.
mounts had better send drafts but notes will answer
drafts cannot be procured. Letters had better be reg
teredt only costs FIVE cents exta, and their safe re-
ception is insured, St-it 81 aGg.1 a'8fETsh
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TIE house vas bought gardner hired,
Add iieuds Of ccming never tired:
nlaneu and dsappep, port and punch
Il drOppers IN must have lunehi
AID when poor Daw impatient grew,
iDie<H my soul, she cried sure you
Muss 20 as other people do.
But now Dick : cash ran very bref
And 90 he turned another leaf
'Fhe gardener went, the car was sold,
And all the furniture we're told.
'Oh, Dick she screamed, What shall we dof'
Indeed says Dick, you know that yoa
Must do as other people do.
Poor Dicky Daw from change Of life,
Soon lost his angel Of wife;
Aud now retrieving his affairs,
Most Christian like his loss he bears;
And when you ask him how do youi
Dick cries Indeed 70 tell you trEe,
do as other people do
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JNo A. BINGHAM.


Atforasy Gai' COSHssttor at LaRs
II1ILL give prompt attention to all business
w entrusted to his care in Carroll County or else
ubere Office immediately opposite the west door OF the
Court House. 0arrollton, Ohio. .1,-1 a !, c.,,-;
~ The legal services Of John A, Bingham. OF Cadiz,
Ohio NAV be procured by the retention oiths above
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FAEIcH rr
il 4 N G | N G J CO. e g

I'VE are now receiving one Of the lArgest and
w bests Selected stocks Of Wall Papersand BeFdfiP
ever before oIeged Our stock is all new this Spring
and comprises the lates and best style. Il eonsinsm
part Of Han papers Of new and beautiful deseDs Par-
or, Dining Room aud Chamber Papers, in every va-f
riety Of style and quality.
Gnt Silver Velvet and common Borders Of new i
styles.siauaI gtL 0l 4isf n .eR 4-5t L ri v..y,.
Putnams Patent F1tures; PLAIN GFeen Blue and Fig d
WindOs Blinds ana FrebOard Screens in great variety
Of patterns, 8 - t-
With an extensive assortment 20 select ffom and low
prices we expect to please those who may give, US
can. .t 49,, MCDOWELL CO.,
Booksellers, Stationers and Paper DealeIs, asisli
@ 11. a Market Street Snubehgille, Ohio. Z,
March L. 1856 If
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.ECKELY.

AttOrHey and COuHssltor az Lac
will practice at the profession in Carroll and the ad-
Joining counties. an business entrusted to him vii
receive prompt attention. 0FFIOE-Small frame
building one door South Of the 'slidger House," Car
rollton. Ohio. l.a
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iteubenyiIIe, March 70, Is u 9. g 4
HACKING GLASSES

.bs fail trade at greatly reduced prices Buyers
sra inTiied to examine or stock before purchas-
Inc elsewhere. RICHARDS, KINGSLAND& 4 CO.
''s NJ Manufacturers, ITO Chambers ST. New YORK.
Aug. a3. 1885, Z s9mssmmoaaf baa
.hoii
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% as Other People Dc


et o. - "
Das Diety Dar, S stories gos
a merchant lived In Pedlers Row
Hh vie IN rps domestic style,
Poor Dicky Das aoald OF resiles
Forever wanting something nev,
Shed cry. 'Eo~ Dick wish thst yep
.Rupll Do aaother people do.
sThsie's Mistress BrOun, shs keeps cas-,
And dives sbOas both near and far; Is
20 DonnJbrOOkihe Rock and stay,
just nov aud then night At Bray,
Then since We al want something new,
Deu Dicky Daw I wish that you
WOad do ss other people do
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04
NEW MUSIC.

Oliver Ditson, Il5 Washington street,
Boston, has just published the following
new and popular music -
RigoIct,o Polka Redowa, (Zephyrs from
NewporO as performed by the Germanans
arranged for the Piano Forte, by +. b.
Hclmsmuller.
u. You think have a merry heart, or, I'm
saddest when sing, by Sarah f. Linton.
The Wa;chman. composed by Geo.
Danskin.
The Yankee Baby Show, comic song,
by Jas. w. Turner.
Sebastopol March, by Edmond Reyloff.
Rachel Redowa, by Geo. Danskin.
All che Ia morte ognora, Tenor solo in
the "Miserere OF I'll Trovatore," by
Verdi
The Gifts, by Iughatn w. Niles.
Van Meinem bergli, by Henri Cramer.
For sale by A. j. Ward and G. f.
Hammett, Jr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04

The sooner Squnshes are now gathered
the better. They should be put into dry,
cool place, where they may, if possible have
sun and air by day, and be kept from frost
at night. The least bruise is sure to be
followed by decay, and on this account
great care should be taken in handling. A
very good place for storing them is in a
room over kitchen, which is kept warm
by the heat OF the stove. Let them be
kept as much separated as may be il hung
by the stem upon nails, or even poles, all
the better. They should not be transferred
to the cellar until it becomes impossible to
keep them longer from frost, and then let
them have the dryest part of the cellar. If
properly preserved, there is no more whole.
some table vegetable for the Winter and
Spring, and they make excellent pies.
Pumpkins may be kept in the same man.
nor as Squashes, but when destined ter
stock feeding more room 10 required. A
very good plan is to put them into hay
now, or other dry receptacle, and pac kl,he N
wei in straw thoroughly dry. In thi. way
hundred loads may be put together, and
the straw will protect them pc fectly from
frost. They make first rate Winter iced
for stock--to say nothing of pumpkin
pies."-N. Y. Times.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04
DIED.

In this city, 2i inst, William Henry, infant
son oi James b. and Mary Ann Brown, aged 3
months and 4 days.
In this CITY. Friday morning, Mrs. Susan
nah, wife Of M. John Stevens, nged 10 years.
TIn Providence, Nr. John X, Watson, aged
so years.
Iu this city. Wednesday, night, Charles
Eccers, aged Is months.
Al his residence, in Bristol, X. l., 9th inst.,
Preston Hodge,, Esq, in the 7lst year Of his
age. Tor many years proprietor Of the Clinton
Hotel New York.
At Management, on the I'll inst. Ester Car.
penter, in the S6,h year Of her age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04
MAR RI Z ID.

In this city, on the 26,h. by Rev. DR.. Choulss,
Mr.. Edward Stake, Of this city, and Miss Mary
ANA Northup, oi Middietown.
At Ey thorne, Kent, Eng. on Sunday, August
26'h, by tho uncle Of the bride, Rev. g. Far
bace, Edmund SiIling HallewelL, Esq, Of
Mourne Park, Rosst, ,evor County, Down,
ireland. t. Anne Fsrbraoe, third daughter Of
the late Vice Admiral Robert Winthrop.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04
6sA lllarine Jntsllieenes. Ga
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.
MONDAY, Oct. !.
Bark Chester, Crosby, Philadelphia Tor Boa.
tOu.
FISKE MEDICAL PRIZE QUESTION.

FISKE MEDICAL PRIZE QUESTION.
THE Trustees Of the Fiske Fund, at the an
l. nu,l meeting Of the Rhode Island Medical
Society, held at Providence, June 9Th, 1855,
announced that the premium Of fifty dollars Of,
fered BY them in 1854, for the best dissertation
bearing the MOTTO
Corn from the sheaves OF science, with stub.
BILE from my own garner.
And uron break ing the seal Of the accompany
ing packet. they learned that the successful
competitor was Albert Newman. NJ D.. OF At
t.borougb, Mass.
And that the premium Of one hundred dollars
offered by them, upon the I'd question, The ef.
feet Of climate on Tuberculous Disease, had
been awarded to the author Of the dissertation
bearin the notices
"IE iongls morbis solum mutare."
"Tn the cure Of almost every disease, the re-
movai Of the Producing cause should be the
primary object"
And upon breaking the seal Of the accompa-
nying packet, they learned that the successful
competitor was Mr.. Edwin lee, member Of the
Royal College Of Surgeons OF London. &c. &c.
They propose III. following subject for 1866:
"Docs pregnancy accelerate or retard the de-
velopement OF Tubercle oi the Lungs IN pei sons
perdisposed to Disease"
For the best dissertation on this subject the
Trustee will pay one hundred doliais.
Every competitor for premium 10 expected to
conform to the following regulations, viz
To forward 10 the Secretary Of the Fiske
Fund Trustees,on or before the first day OF NAV,
1856, free Of expense, a copy OF his dissertation
with motto written thereupon. and also ae-
companyins n sealed packet. having the ssms
motto Inscribed upon the outside, and his name
and place Of residence within.
Previously TO receiving the premium awarded
| the author Of the successful dissertation must
transfer to the Trustees all his right, title aud
interest in and to the same, Tor the use, bene hi
and behoof Of the Firke Fund.
Letters accompany ing the unsuccess ful disser
tation viii bs destroyed by the Trustees, unopi
ened, and dissertations may be procured by ihe'-
respective authors. II iisrplication Ds mad. there
| for within three months.
ARIEL pALlOU, NJ. D., woonsockst,
HIRAM CLEVELAND, n. Providencs
ISAAC RAY, ~. d., Providence,
Trustees.
! y. Auo. ARsoLp, NJ. D., Providence. Scores
,sry of the Fiske Fund Trustees. ais 6w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04

a parson going TO church slumped with
his horse into slough, where he was held
fast, his head and shoulders sticking out Of
the mud.
Il see, said neighbor, going by, that
you have n'tsined your object you are u
settled minister" !"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04

DR.. Charles Kidd, OF England, announ-
f, ces that chloroform isl perfect cure for
hydroph bia. A teaspooniul Of either ether
or chlorolorm is to be sprinkcd on n hand.
kerchief and placed on the patients face TO
smeIl, and red hot poker is then, within
half an hour to be applied to the bile.-Na-
tonsl Inlelligencer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04

nsAmong the recent promotions in the
Navy are Lcuts. Samuel II. Hazard and
Benjamin J. Tvuen, Of this city, to be
Commanders.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04

E'OR SALE, or To Let, IN the nor,n part Of
4 the ciiy, fTnIshed, FIRST class House and
Barn, with every convenience for summer res.
idenoe, with about one aero Of Land, built Of the
beet material and workmanship, having a fine
view OF the Ocean and Harbor; more land can
be bought If desired at a reasonable price !;
terms made easy Price, $1,000; apply to
m3 GEO. II. WILSON Builder
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04
August 23d. 1858.
WM ~ COZZENS A. CO

WOULD respectfully invite ,hs attention
w OF purchasers TO their new stock Of Fall
Goods now open and for sale at the lowest pric-
rs. Strangers visiting Newport will find some
novelties in Silks, Roles, E,nb oiIeries, Laces,
Ribbons, Sc, equal to the best in any city, and
as cheap,-many siyles oi which are all sold
out before they return home, making this "A
vorahIe opportunity to supply themselves
,,o3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04

nov w.nied ~ st,.nd store enc that hiss soms
ID knowledge of the business preferred tn ,soh
tooi wsge- will he Psid
s23 n. IN. YOUNG, Parade corner.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04

BRocK's MoNUMENT.-Then new monu-
ment to the memory Of the illustrious
General Brock, on Queenstown Heights,
Is now raised 10 about ono hundred and
forty feet high, and the workmen are at
present busy with the fine corinthian shaft.
This with the crowning entablature of the
column, will probably be completed this fall
though the entire work will not be finished
before next summer-There will be bat
one column in the world superior in height
% Brooks monument, and probably not one
exceeding it in beauty and position. The
ground in the vicinity is covered with mas
sive pieces Of work, stone statues Of war
riors, lions and elaborately carved work,
that are to adorn the cornice Of the pedestal
capital and entablature Of the column
Among these stands a colossal statue Of
&c raj Brock, seventeen feet in height,
which will be placed on the top Of all. The
figures are of the same kind Of stone which
forms the monument, and are executed IN a
bold and flowing style that will give an ys-
pect of much animation to the monument
They reflect much credit, indeed upon the
architect and workmen engaged. This
magnificent column will be an ornament to
the province, and fitting testimonial of
people grateful to the memory Of a most
beloved governor and victorious defender
of Upper Canada, and who gave his life for
her security. In comparing the monument
nov constructing with the old one, we
could almost thank the Infamous Lett, for
having been the occasion Of SO noble
work being erected on the battle ground of
Que ueenstown.--[ Niagara Mail.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04

TO LET,

TO LET,
TUE Howe now occupied by the Rev. Mr..
l. Ssewass, in Howard street, possession giv.v
on the 18th inst. upply to I.tIOOkER,
s43w No. 14s Spring street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04

VELVEi Vss,inss, very beautiful in texture
and design, this day reed by
ID. J. Il n. Ii, GOULD,
s2t 20 Thames II.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04

a LARGE assortment Of Writing Papers
n Iior sale At A. }. WARDS, 80 Thames st..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04

nor SaIe-tiouse and lol No. IS Levin St
L house containing six Rooms or the house
wiihou, the lot, il required. For terms enquire
ca the premises. ais
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04

ROOMS 10 LET. FURNISHED.
rNO LET, without board, parlor and one or
two bedrooms, we'll furnished, and airy,
on Thames street apply at thls office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04

COODIIJE a. sCN have tlst rerlenishei their
~ stock OF goods, AMI will hUw pfler for sale an
elegant assortment OF fine Gold Watches, Diamond
iincs aul Phs, FloreIu.e, Black and Gold stone
Mos ,ic Work, Ia 8.ucel~s, Earrings and Pins Ca
.in.us, he frrst ever offered IN the city FilCree
Earrings mud pin. Gold i.ockets. Bracelets, Pen.
cls, CHAINS, Thmbles, Seats, Keys and Rings,
Sleeve Buttons, studs, Slides, buckies, Crosses,
Necklaces, &e Ac. also full and complete
sortment of silver and Plated Ware, the largest va
ri,v of spectacies and Eye Glasses ia The city;
Card Gases Port Monnaes, Opera Gl'sses, Coral
of All kinds, Combs and Fancy Goods, the whole
comprising the richest and best assortment IN the
city. GoODHUE a SON, op'icians and Jeweller',
at The Spectacle Depot, n Wostn instsr St, Prov-
dence ala
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04

A pples.-Fine eating aud Cooking Apples on hand
hind being receive constantly AT X. WILSON
Thames St. sig
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04

lust rec'd a, TiSDALE'S, il6 Thames
~ ,t,est, \ fue sssori mrri ~ jet Goods, CON.
pr,sing rrrochs's Shawl and Cape f,ns. Cpa
Fins, Ncoklaccs. Bracricis, &c. Also Berlin
iron shawl and II. rins u 'plend'd patterns.
,S
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04
FOR SALE OR Tn LET

A MODERN built cottage, constructed Of the
"A best materials and in the most thoroue h
manner, and situated on one Of the most pleasan,
streets IN the city. II contains 8 good sized
rooms; good basement can easily be made at a
small cost. Apply al this Office. JIG
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04

SNO DOZ. Ladles' Cotton Nose, OF svr'y
OOO color aud ql,llIy. for sale very cheap
by tie dozen, at New York Cheap store, l76
Thames 81. s3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04
ERRAND BOY WANTED.

70. SALE
m to rent, n furnished house, with Gardner's
" house, Stable, and Carriage house, and ten
acres Of land, situated on the Bay, one mi!e from
town, adj oiuing the farm Of J. y. Hall, ESQ.,
Apply to ALFRED SMITH.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04

TO Let. the lower part OF a convenient house
on Thames st., south end ; apply at this ot-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04

MJANrED, "A i.nl to alreD.i Millinery aud
w &nc> Goods Store ; one who has had
some experience viii hear Of place al s6
Thames strGii a5
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04

TNO LET, Black smiths shnp on Spring ST.;
l. il is well located for business and Is connec-
ted with "A carriage shop, SO that whoever hires
il viii be sure Of doing good business. Apply
to II Broad st. JAMES MAGEE.
jas
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04

O0O0 Bushels Chicago Oa,,, 1900 Bash.
cOOO els fine feed, (vevy heavy,) now
landing from Schr. Perine, Commercial " hari.
and lor sale by }. u. 4 g. w. PERRY.
s27
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04

NEW Gools--Jus, received large lot %
~ I,ibbon., Fregca flowers, F,cnch buds,
anu al other kinds Of Millinery goods u',r,lly
ktlt in such IN es' ,hlishmen. Also twen'y
five hundred spools Of Sewing Silk OF all shades
and oi the hes, quality, at 81 rhnme. street,
COZ ner Of Church. IRA FKENCH.
a22 .iyn al the bag Bonnet.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04

TOR s,le-25 splendid Building Lots, having
l. fine sea ana h,rbor view. Also, four
beautiful Villas, situated in the mos; fashionable
part Of the city For further inf,,ruatian apply
10 GEO. II. WILSON. builder,
a21 corner of Redwo,sI and Cottape-sts
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04

I AIDES WOMEN Hosiery Ports tsmouth ril,b-
IL ed Hose, White, Black and assorted coors.
reed and Tor sale at
.27 CIV. TURNER'S.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04

IDnn WHITE Idnen Dans'k Tnks
lOUO Cloths, AL sizes. and At hover prices
than ever before offered in this city, AT New.
York Cheap sioie, lf6 lbanss street. n3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04

y. Auo. ARroLp, NJ. D., Providence. secre-
,sry of the Fi.ke Fund Trustees. ais 6w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04

EEk 7LEMENS' AND adies w ooeo Under
VI vests, for rsle AZ 81 s. sSYLaaes St.
"a CitAS, w. UK NER,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04

II INDIA Cnrrie, for sale by
IL. X. s. BARKER,
a24 l63 Thames ST.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-04

EOREiGN NUrS-Jornan, Marse,lles, and
i Moled Almonds, English Wainuts. F,lb !rts,
Cream Nsts and Peanuts. all fresh, Just reed
by YOUNG & SMITH,
s2@ Ill Thames ST.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-04
A Just Verdict.

The Quincy Herald say. tina, the Grand
Jury refused to find a bill sgains, John Piec
. lad about fourteen years of age. for shoot.
ing and killing man named / lie. The
circumstances were, that Pile had quarrel
ed with his wife, and threatened to be-,
her-she escaped To the house of the boy.
mother, was followed by Pile, who made
demonstrations to whip her, when Mrs
Egg interfered, saying that no woman
should be whipped By man in her house.
Pie then struck the mother of the by sew.
eral times in the face, when the lad seiz ed
shot qua and shot him down, from the eff.
fects OF which Pile died the mex, day. The
nei.hbors persuaded the boy TO 60 to Qun.
cy and surrender himself, which he did, and
the case being investigated, the Jury refu.
sed to iHdict hin.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-04
Kansas Election.

The Chicago Tci5un: of the Cd inst, was
IA possession ofreturns enough TO show that
the entire pro-slavery ticke, north Of the
Kansas river had been elected By 900 ma.
jority. In the Burr Oak and Atchison pre-.
encss there was no opposition to the pro.
slavery nominees.
There is nothing surprising in this result,
II the same game were played that was in !.
augurated under the auspices Of Dir. Sena.
tor Atchison. W. should think, however
that Edward Everett, and men Ike him
would not now so confidently argue that .la
very could not exist in Kansas, being forbid.
Sen BY the laws of nature. Blu, there is
still hope for the future. IF the accounts
Se hear Of the character and nun bers OF
the immigrants going to the territory be cor.
rect, the present decision will reversed, and
We by no means give up the opinion that
such will be the TACT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-04
Er Sa,gert's NV Play.

The Boston Courier Oh the %, thus speak,
f Mr.. Epss Sargcni's new play of TIE
"pres e.s." which is making quite sem
sation in Boston -
Mr.. Sargen,'s tragedy of the pfies,es )
OF the story and pl t OF VIII CHI we have
already said something WAS produced At
the Boston Theatre last evening. a brill
iant audience was present To witness IT'S
FIRST repr, eniation. Tn play, as terury
production. viii survive it, popularity on
the stage, and we exaress this Convection
With NJ displrag sisent Of IL as sage
piece IL contains innum. rabl, passages
of elegant p, etry. and the arrangement Of
the characters illustrates great tact on the
part OF the author"