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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-26
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H0RH NKw 000DSl
THE undersigned yinfsrn ne psb
lie that he has Just received and nov nDenine eut
| at No.. Ls Claire Row, splendil stock Of r
NEW GOODS
Consisting in psTt ~ A4aA4sg
Clocks, Watches, Jevelry, Lamp, fsblp-WsTs
Silver AMI Britannia Knivvs and Herlu,
gs-. Spoons, Psn-knives and Cutlsfy: II
Which added to his usual Stock and Variety, will sss
Sts him to supply the demands efths Public u hUl.ne
with the best choice to style, Pattern asA Quality
and he Witt pleased to supply the q the vsfy low
est prices. A. C. BILLION.
Davenport, April 4th 1854.
a lamps! 49,
A LARGE assortnent Of Gas, Fluid asA OH Lsn,s
"A now opening and for sale low at :. F
nav S0 ~ A. G. BIILONse.
~ Just Rscstvsd! {! e 7TTTTT7EF
IRON n York Manufacturer Fine Gold nurifss
y and open face Lsvers, Gold Pens, RrseeAee. raf
Kings, Rings, ciasps, nc. II - a.,,(,'g
BILLIONS Jewelry store,
Jan 10 No. L. Clsirs Rese
Cold Pens, TFT71a
"A may 30.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-26
l)rsfsssioaal Garo5.

~nLrs WILLIAM pooL,s
G'A Attorney al Law
ALLEN & DooLAN,
REAL. EsItrk 4GESci AND IA" ofFtl p
No, : uRR's BUILDING,
,.,, ,.,s,p4 A. Gelra.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-26
MARBLE WORKS.

MARBLE WORKS.
TIME undersigned would respectfully announce to
the citizens of Davenport and vicinity, and 10 all
those wishing to purchase MONUMENT to the mem.
ory of their ees sse friends, that they be supplied
sy calling at his shop, Main st.. between First and
second side where he will be pleased to furnish
tGUT STONE Of every description ,asl ow rs 1t can be
bought in the Western country.
Italian and American Marb efor Monlmt mis- II IA
and FOOT STONES. Also superior article ofFRE II
STONE. csc,, ven; cheap. W. w. KENNEDY.
Davenport. June y. t~53-s5
| For Lease.
| NUMBER Of lots situated in various parts ofth
! n city for lease for aterm of years; apply to
/ July IL GEO. T.. DAVENPORT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-26
9 GEn. q. Si1koLls.
LEE & NlCKOLLS,
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,

..,r nNNt cobr Ia tho G5vernmant Land O1lra
w Etrc prepared to locate I,nd fjr residents or
w h"n-resdcnts at tn, Land Ohlce of Fl Dodgc
a,' hlcnrah, Iowa and NJ the Brownsville Land or
nn' ia Minnesota We have had two responsible q
a"'"F"S OF large experience la the fetd for Two
""nlnH max ~ selection of Lauds aud we are prc
r' WIN selections tn the amount of 40 .uvn acres
1ayi ,r"eIscn i"r 'hVestmsnt on joint account al
.'' "rt F'ohts divided equally. ENchauge boupbl
"h' s'h and Land Warrants for cash, or on time m
ih"usnal rates. Wuiu.,,,, a,I,ni,,,,, A., nm. III,
WA, ~ dt.wln, " " '"N
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-26
SAMUEL PERRY.

GREAT BARGAINS
NEW YORK CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
Wholesale and Retail.
WE have just received the largest and best as
w sortment Of FALL AND WINTER CLo1H IL
ING. that ever wasbroughtto this western coantr!
consisting in part of the following articles:
A Anerican, English French and German broadctoti
Goats, ofliifereni styles and qualities.
O.srco.,s, Beaver, Blanket. Petersh1m ,pilotCioth
Uniss Cloth, Lion's skin, Mohair.
Double Coats of the same materials.
Fab Goats of salinets, Tweed, Cashmere, Dee
Skin, C.shmarette and Jeans of every style.
FURNISHING GOODS
Consj..tns OF a fine assortment of Silk Cravats
Stocks, Neck Handkerchiefs, Pocket Hand serehiefs
Drawers, Undershirts, Hats, Caps, Bnckskin Gloves
India rubber coats and pants. Trunks Valices and
Carpet bags. Fine White and Fancy bosom Shirts
Shirt ollars. Also a fine lot of
BOYS CLOTHING
an piece goods Persons will fnd II TO their nter
est TO give us all before pu rcha singeise where
Store on Front strset, opposite Ferry Landing,in
DR.. Halls new building. ~
BERLIZHBfMER & FLEiSCHNAN.
San
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-26

- EsPECrFuLLY call the attention ofrarmors, ship
la pers, aud the public geAeyaAy 20 this advertise
uleRt.
They will at all times be ready to store and shipo
ary description al produce and HsTrbaud1c,.to to b.
and sell on commission, and trust, by prompt and
strict attention the interests of all who may favor
them with their patronage To merit the public ena
dnnCG.
Tho business will bo conducted and carried oni.
spacious building recently erected by Mr. Fuf1S, de-
yuatud the Bazaar, to which is alta he'd eommo
us landing for steamboats, all of the rive
and Possesses advantages favorable tn the importer
shipper not the least which is that drsyHge will
bc raaurod from tho Warehouse so hoais or from
/, sat, TO tbs Watsh 1lse, NRy y, lAA'-e5
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-26
0arowarf.
CHILD T. BAKER

CHILD T. BAKER
A RE now opening the largest and best selected
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
AT Hildreths old stand, Second ST., third door
OF Brady export, which they are de
iernlned to sell cheaperfor prompt payment thaa an
other house castor west
Constant additions viii be made Of all the latestan
most useful Improvements in agricultural achines.
Tools,fc. We will also keep in connection full as
sorted stock offron, Steel, Glass, Oh, Paints, Bgg.
and Seat Springs Wagon Boxes, Axics, Black saitht
bellows, ,AnYils, Vices, DC: Eff
CIRCULAR AND OTHER MILL sAws.I
Davenport, A pl 18th, 135f-wtrw
IRON Of al description for sale low by
i DAVENPokfS 81 LIE CLAIRE.
DLoW STEEL from 9. inch to IA inches wide for
sale by DAVENPORT LIZ CLAIRE.
(lAsf 81 EEL for tools from inch to in. square;
=, also fat bars BY DAVENPORT & LIE CLAIRE.
IooP IRON all sizes; also Sheet Iron by
IL DAVENPORT n LIE CLAIRE.
DLOCk TIN, block ZInk and Coke, AntiInony, for
- sale by DAVENPORT q LIE CLAIRE.
IogLLows aud snith-toois for sale low BY
- DAVENPORT LIZ CLAIRE.
MAILS. Spikes and finishing Nails. all sizes. for sale
~ by DAVENPORT * Lts CLAIRE.
N7lyDow GLASS Of al sizes, very low by -,
w DAVENPORT & LIZ CL ARE.
WHITE LEAD, pure and No. !, in small nnd large
w kegs, by DAVENPORT g. LIE CLAIRE.
ZlNK PAINT, snow white, very fine, for finishing,
lack SCREWS, Clamp screws, Drills, crowbars,
- Peks,very low by DA" "ENPoRT d LECLAlRE.
@ PRTyGs, Axles, Nuts and Washers Wrought
y Nails, Strap Hinges, at
DAVENPORT 81 LIZ CLAIRE.
DoRTABLF FORCES, Anvis, Vices, Horse Shoes
l and siioe Nails at DAFESPoRTS " LE.CbhIRE
NAILS.
TUST received n large supply Offence. Spike Fin
- shing and other Nails, for sale cheap by
Joiysth, 1854 CHILD & BAKER.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-20

- r
4 The CHESTER llll,l Masoas have pas
Lsed resolution eEPelling one Dr., VIM
a. Gordon, for gross, immortal, unmss
lonic, unProfessional and uugsn ;lemsn j
Iconduct., The history of tae, case pre-
sents one Of the most diabolical scis o.
] Iyillaipy eyer perpeuated in civilized
community, The following panicplari
Isre derived from gentlemen who has
long been intimate with the parties
|, This Gordpn, graduated in Que OF the
mel lqa schools srofb this city. aud rem.
ovsd 10 Chester With Dr. Fsfis, he
has an, smiabls wife and ssysral- child
fen' ,sFJ9m some cAuse,l the son Of Dr.,
Ferris disli4sd Gprdonu sandy they rem :
alyqed osne@ies until the death Of Dr.,
Ferris, G05dpn then made f5iends with
young Ferris, and became intimate with
a Beautiful ypnpg lady 10 whom he was
eqgaged 10 be married, Ferris removed
80 Cincinnati, and during his sbsepce
sG9td9n used eysry, art in his power to
sedvce the Young girl but falling in.
bis bellfsh ,designs be administered
rcertain drugs, and thus tfiumphed over
her ylrtne.o By threats Of exposure be
forged hes TO continue the. criminal con.
necIlon, and received from her letters
acknowledging her guilt. A short time
.Sgo, Ferris Eelurned to Chester, aud
thlpkingl his betrothsl still innocent.
married her, Gotdon--who had never
really forgiven Fesfis the injuries of the
pqstTPlsesd Q Eackage Of his wifs's,let-
Iers in his way, which told the whole
story OF her crime. His first thought
was 70 take the life of the destroyer of
ms ms peace, but not meeting him, aud re-
uecIlpS that his wife might be- equally
guilty, he left the village and has neve,
returned. The excitemen! growing out
Of the affair was, intense. and the Ma
sons promptly expelled Gordon from
their Lodge. The. case is QUE in which
the seyeTest penalties Of Lynch, law
would De justlfable, aud we sincerely
hope that the brutal fend will get his
deserts. There is no other law 70 reach
him, and he should be hung, without
Judge Or jury, 70 the highest limb on
Chesler, Bluf.-Ths ruined wife and. her
destroyer remain in the same town
she an object Of Piety and commiseEp.
zion, he hated and condemned by all
who know him. He is known in this
city, but we advise him to keep away
he may not fare SO we'll here. There is
no punishment too severe for such
black hearted miscreant. --(St. LOais
HsraLd.l --n -.L-.-----. ----------
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-20
sci Ilolyl6l q 1!elH( lR.
JUST IN TIME,
A TALE OF EARLY ILLINOIS.

Good evening, Nell; well, how do
you do2 ........,......t- n
'Tolerable, Jake-hOw's your moth.
erp l.saa ssa :... .s.f ~ .H
She's well-how'S your'n?'
mot very well, am sorry to say,
for now you see | have to tote all the
water, wash the dishes, and pail the
cow. Oh! it's too much for me,
won't stand it much longer. I'll have
home of my own, and then I'll do as
Iplease.,' ..........
Jake, why don't you get married?'
SHAWL ! don't know, Nell ; recon
it's because can'tget no one to have
me- ...........,. ,.,....-l t..4 . -
You've know'd better'n that ever
since you've been comm to see me-
wish L had as good chance as you
have got.' - 'N''
Though Jake was backwoodsman,
and they have the reputation Of with,
standing everything, this last remark
from bis fair companion, brought a
deep color to his swarthy cheeks.
Law, what makes you turn so red?'
continued Nell, pointing her finger at
him, and laughing bewitchingly.
This only made Jake turn the redder
and redder. He seemed in the very
last stage Of embarrassment tried to
stammer out something, but could pro-
duce no sounds that resembled any words
in the English language. AT last, af
ter he had .co0led off little, he got his
tongue and lips in working order once
more, and said-'Mell, | swow you're
too bad to 'cuse me of turnin' red; I'm
no reeder Fan you. Law! did | tell you
what wolf hunt had yeiterdsyp
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-20
,......, lBy REQUEsr.l
l can Bear tO be UnIOVed.
10 ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS 1T.


TO ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS 1T.
Yes, | can bear to i've unloyed,
II thou hast none to give;
Can walk LIES sandy path alone,
If | an doomed to live.
Pulses have beat on desert plains,
when no. green tree grew near
Courage. alone is strength and life,
As death is often fear. ..... ..r.
II blave the worll (if thy false heart
Pronounce the doom) alone .. .
Without kindred heart to beat, a'
- In ans yer to my own; .'.....
Without gentle hand to soothe
This forehead in its pain,
| II battle till conquer love-,
And win my peace ogain
But never will / bend m! hnee .r
At any idol shrine;
No smile is lovely to me now,
Of None ever was, but thine f..
And l can bear to- live mloved,
Since thou hast noGe to give,
Can walk lies sandy path alone,
II / am doomed to live.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-20
operalioni Of, lhe Malne Inv.

In The Portland g(Maine) Enquirer, a
strong Maine Law paper. gives, in its
issue Of the 10th Jult, some testimony
in, relatio to the workings of the pro-
.hibitory liquor statute. 1t says;l nj,
r In this city the law has been almost
,powerlsss during the current municipal
year, drunkenness has increased and
things are fast relapsing into stheir old
order.s This is obvious 20 all, NOBODY
GENES lrs 10 nol,4.lipiJ !ra.sstolf
U Again it says:i I1qa 49snsqsb sls
"Itiisathe i'm presssion OF many, that
in this State. where the Maine Law
originated and has been in operation
for several, years, crime has W wonderfully y
decreaseHV y Such, however. il appears
from an official statement, is not the
.flaffIdII HIT HTlV 1laJ0AT
A re port on the State finances lnade
to the 1egisiatdte aSfsw, days ago, com.
plains of the Increased. cost of criminal
prosecutions, and states that they have
more than doubled within the past six
years. In 1916, the cost of Criminal
prosecutions. we're sl4,926; in 1850,
s23 ,578; in 1851, 26,S77; in 1852.
sSS, ,S56 : in 1888, s35.Sss;, in 1884,
S35.549, And yet, we are told that the
ira fiic in liquors has been entirely sup;
pressed in. Maipe--a statement no: jps
titled BY the Official, testimony OF ,th,
proper officers of the Slate.e ...-.,-5
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-20

When DR.. Rush was a youg man ha
was invited TO dine in company with
Robert Morris, ESQ.,. man celebrated
for the part he took in the American
Revolution. 1t so happeued that the
company had waited some time for Ms.
Morris, who on his appearance, apolog-
lied for OBTAINING them. by saying that
he had been engaged in reading a SER
mon of clergyman who had just gone
to England to receive orders. d.
'Well, Mr.. Morris, said the Doctor,
how did you like it, at all?
F 'lt's too smooth aud tame for me-
''Mr. Morris, replied The Doctor. what
sort OF sermon do you like p
~ 4 like, sir, replied Mr.. Morris, that
kind of preaching which drives a man
into the corner of his pew. and mukej
him think the devil is after him.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-20

- = e.
The late DR.. kiao, when a boy,w as
removed lroma workthouse to become
an apprentice to a shoemaker His
master was aheoarse1tyrant. The boy
appealed to the magistrates. His wdt4
Zen statement was marked by asstrikins
sentiment auddictfon!ll The indentntes
were cancelled, and he'retdrne5 TO the
work. house-to him welcome refuge.
He was not idle there, In 1928, his
talents and capabilities being better uns
ders,oa ad, he was enabled, BY the kind
ness OF two gentlemen of,the neighboro
bood, Ito publish a small volume OF es-
says and letters, and was placed, in a
position less unfayorable to'self lfimprovs
mens.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-20
WHAT HoPE DiD.-It stole on is pin

WHAT HoPE DiD.-It stole on It's pin,
iniohs Of snow to the bed Of disease
and the sufferers frown became a smile
the emblem Of peace and endurance.
1t "a went to. the house OF mourning
and from ;he lips OF sorrow there came
sweet aud cheerful songs, o.. I.'l
1t laid its head upon the arm OF the
poor, which was stretched'forth at the
command 81. unholy impulses, and sa, ed
him from disgrace and ruin. ...
Il dwelt like a living thing in the
bosom Of the mother, whose son tarried
long after the promised time Of his com.
ing; and saved her desolatiou, and the
che care that killeth.' ..' ''
1t hovered about the head Of the youth
who had become 1he Ishmael Of society;
and let him on the works which even
his enemies praised. +. ,s.., ..,:l
,.olt sna tched a maiden from the Jaws
of death, and went with an old man TO
Heayen' aisa ,is1ae5 % LsIorr.j 8.
sNNo--hope !omy good brother. Have
it. d Reckon it, on your side. o dWreslle
with IL that it may not depart. 1t may
lessen your pains. Life is hard enough
at best, but Hope shal lead you over
its mountsins, and sustain you amid its
i6illows. Partiwith all bsside--but keep
thy bope.' 'Ioiiyrs luge.iw ---ssIsg
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-20
. ..:a:1slolflgle
MASONIC,

'tHow good and how pleasant /, it is, for
Brethren, amid the strife Of our daily pursuits
aud political contentious, to meet occasion.
ally with such sentiments as are contained
IN the following beautiful Ode, Wehope ev-
cry Brother will ponder well on the subject
and ever bear in MUD that we are all trav-
elIing upon the level Of time 10 that undis-
covered country from whose bourne no tray.
Cller returns l--ED. I' H.a. .
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-20

".'" 81 TuEE;--"Sweet Home" .. Q
Farewell. till again we shall welcome the time
Which brings us once more 10 our fame cher
ished shrine; .......'
And though from each other we distant may
Again may we meet in this our dear loved
home,
80 Home, home, sweet, sweet home.
May every true brother fnd joy and peace at
"a home. t..It
Aud when our last parting on earth shall
.... draw nigh, 49,
And we shall be called to the Grand Lodge on
high;
May each be prepared when the summons
shall conie, ".
10 meet the Grand Master in heaven our
g. kome l. ..'
..a.'.. Home, home, sweet, sweet home.
May every true brother find heaven home.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-20
J CINciNrlri. JULY G..

Urban's Safe Factory, on Pearl street,
undergoing repairs, fell this aftern oon,
burying six men in the tuinsAone was
taken out dead--others badly Injured.
A slave gill owned in New Orleans,
de tanned on board a steamer at the land!
ing. was brought before the Probate
Judge TO day on awrit of habeas corpus,
and after . full hearing of the case set
at liberty.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-20
wings out again.

PORTLAND, june 29
The straight out Whig State Con-
vention yesterday nominated Hon.
Isac Reed of Waldeboro, for Governor.
The meeting was large and Harmonious.
Resolutions, decidedly anti Nebraska,
antiKnow Nothing and opposed to the
present liquor law. although. in favor
Of stringent laws, regulating the traffic
in intoxicating drinks were adopted. 'd
Men are frequently like tea--lhe real
strength and goodness are not drawn
out Of them until they have been for
SOME time Ia hot water.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-20
The M'Arlhur Democrat.
lrnRMs oF sunsoRIrr1oN

~ -. lTERMs OF SUBSCRIPTION Y
s5 81 90 psr gear, and j NOT I,lyed ltitkin the
ttdrs $500 iOiH DO charged. , a'si14mk u,'
These .Terpsi 1Epstbs strictly complied
Vith, and no paper trili be discontinued until
& qLl arrsarpges are PPid, unless at The option
"F TERMS OF ADVERTISING. p "" 10
:, OF One square, thirteen lines or less first
three 1nSertto ..........S1 90
Edch additional Insertion. .....".. 25
'7lCdrdS one Jsdr,'. '....... ..........S3 90.
d Aihberal deduction will bs made to per-
sonsyadptrliSing by the year. 5stf el il-..I
.aAH pdgsrttssmsptS ipGyablc in GdvaHce or
on demand lr
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-20
Washington on Know Notilinas,

toH Oh huoW NOtninHS'
''"As mankind become more liberal.
they will be more apt to allow that all
those who conduct themselves as worthy
membeis of the community. are equally
entitled to the protection Of a civil gov
ernmeht. | hope ever to see America
foremost among nations 10 examples of
liberalitS and justice. And | presume
that you fellow citizens will not forget
the patriotic part which you take ia
the accomplishment of the revolution,
and the establishment Of their govern.
ment; OF the importan! assistance they
received from a ration in which the
Roman Catholic faith is professed."
Washington's reply to the Catholics of
the United States-Spark's Life ana
Writings Of Washington. Vol. XIII.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-20
IAgtRls IOr ihc IlNtlrthur Drmotrat,s y

Agents for Che ''lIcArthur Demotrat.SN
The following Gentlemen will Receive and Recent
for subsouptiunH an Adyartisements for thia Pa.
ygsFin yin'srq County. Ohio. on 'ns.ascz4
IEEToN Cox, Hamden Furnace.
o WM. TAYLKR, Mt. Pleasant. al
yNo, CLARK, Sr., Harrison Township
J. BLoER, Bloers Store, r
J. GILLM. Wilkesyile,
ADAM LSHE, Swan. '".' ''.
" HEAsoM, ilSh Hin Knox. H'a.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-20
lCanIne Sagac.ty.

Mr.. C. Hughes, a country comedi-
ian, had . wig which, generally hung on
a peg in one Of his rooms He one
day lent, the wig to a, brother player,
and some time afterwards called on him.
Mr. Hughes had his dog with him, and
the man happened to haSstne borrow
ed wig on his head. Mr.. Hughes stay
ed aiitte while 0with his friend; but
when he left him, the dog remained BE-
hind. For some time he stood looking
full in the mans face then, making a
sudden spring, he leaped on his should
ers, seized the wig and ran of with il
as fast, as, be could; and, when he reach
led home obei iendeayored, by jumping,
tobang itup in its usual place. o The
same dogawass one afternoon passing
Bthrough aIfeld near Dartmouth, where
a washer women had hung her linen to
dry. He stopped and surveyed one
particular shirt with attentions; then seiz-
ing it, he dragged it away through the
dirt to his master, whose shirt it proved
'n' ! II The Year 1871, a person went to
house in Deptford, TO take lodgings,
under pretence that he had just arrived
from the West Indies; and, alter hav>
ing agreed on the termsy said,he should
send his trunk that night, and come
himself the next day. About nine o.
clock in n.the evening, the trunk was
brought by two poners, and was carried
into a bedroom. Just as the, family
were going to bed, their little house dog,
deserting his usual station in the shop,
placed himself close 10 the chamber.
door where the chest was deposited,
against which it scratched and barked
with redoubled fury. They attempted
to get the dog out Of tha room, but in
vain. Calling in some naighborS, and
making them eye witnesses of the cir
cumstances, ;hey began to move the
trunk about; when they quickly discov-
cred that it contained something that
was alive. Suspicion becoming very
strong, they were induced 10 force it
open; when, to their utter astonishment,
they found in it theirnew lodger, who
had been thus conveyed into the house
with the intention of robbinp it, .rIg
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-20
NO48
Presbyterinns vs. KNOW NoihInRl


The Presbyterians of Chenango coan. {.
lty. New York, a, their meeting held az
New Wilmington, adopted the folio
wing resolution 7t t-.u1aJ
"RssOlvsd, That in the judgme ut OF
this iPrssbytery. the principles Of out
church exclu use from. communion the
members Of tue secret society called
Know Nothings, and the members Of
lall such secret societiOs, to enforce this
opinion" ,1Ia" .-r.i.rl..
-i Here is another parsgra ph relating 10
the same church in which il is stated
That the communion service was not ad.
iminislered to Know Nothings "At the
admlnistra tion of the Lords Supper, BY
The Rev., Mr.. Wishart. at his church iR
New Athens Harrison county, Ohio.
a few Sabba;hs since, he debarred all
Kpow .Nothings from participating in
the .rsTemony. ds took the position
that person could no: be q Christian,
nor an hpnest man, at the same time
and be Know Nothing" Do I,1
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-20
CiOselng Ode.

TuEE;-"Sweet Home"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15

railroad and another line across Lake Ontario
gives another choice of route between New-York
and Chicago; apd IL We are to believe the rail-
road company il is the best. Certainly il has this
advantage, that the passenger does not lose hs
rest at night he sleeps in steamboats, instead OF
watching IN railroad cars
IT il said that the suit Of the Montreal hotel
keeper against the Governor-General for 500, for
entertainments provided while his Excellency was
a guest Of the city, is likely to be dismissed on
the ground that the representative of the SOY
ereign cannot be sued The Governor-General IL
reported to be highly indignant at the whole affair