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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-15

The VISIT OF THE BLUES TO PaILADEL-
PHIA AS a matter of interest to our military
friends, the R. L. Blues, we copy from the Phil
adelphia Ledger, of Monday last. the following:
Military Pisiteys.--The Richmond Blues. from
instant and remain to participate in any celebration
that may take place on the I'D. in commemoration
OF the birth of Washington. The visiters on their
arrival will be taken in charge by the Washington
Grsys, whose guests they remain while in Phisdel-
phia. The most active preparations are being made
for the event. and from the liberal feeling
at meeting ofthe Honorary and Contributing mem
bers of the Grays, held Saturday evening" the re-
csption of the Blues will be of the most brilliant
will be creditable to the City and State. One year
ago the Washington Grays visited Richmond after
receiving the generous Inequalities of the military
and citizens of Baltimore and Washin gton and the
pleasure experienced the hands of their Southern
friends, notwithstanding they arrived among them
during the most Indictment and greeable weather
OF the past winter, will long be remembered; and
REQUIRED TO the overwhelming kindness of the Viz
ginians. They we're the first company north of Ma
sons and Uixon's Iiue that visited aay point
south of it. and the Blues will be the first military
company south of the line that visited any cy
town State north of it. the occasion will be one of
much interest, and it is gratifying to observe that
Phiadelphans appreciate the honor of having paid
tary organization in Virginia, and with but two ex-
ceptions the Oldest company in the U States''
Welearn from the same paper that the Washing.
ton Grays have elected Mr. George w Wood Sc
cond First Lieutenant, and Mr.. Alexander Murphy
Second Lieutenant. Mr.. Wood was ORDERLY = az
geant at the time his fellow members comulimenfad
him with promotion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-15

RANoFF. "A horse attached to wood
cart ran off up 18th street yesterday afternoon, and
strewed the fuel as he went but did no serious da-
mage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-15

Our OF ORDER.-The western sidewalk
Of Governor street, north Of Fraaklia needs imme
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-15

RtEtAsrb IL Charles willians appeared
before TIE Mayor yessefdsy 10 SSswer The chAfes o.
ihrcatt ming to assauit and beat Francis frenknns
brit az tie complainant faed to appear ana sessHys
the accused was set Ut liberty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-15
MARINE NEWS

q '+ @1 DISASTER.
Schr. G. l.. Allen, Rhodes, Rockland, Me-, BID to
Richmond, with ice and fish, went ashore ON the 9Th
about Is miles South of Cape Henry. where she sti
remaips5i a.c f--G--er7 sSaEtG j---es-.-~ s5a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-15

Nor HrARp-Jane Goins free wo-
ln6s, mede her appearance At the Nnyors Gonas
ves4ardS1 10 answer for sssaultipG and oek1ng
Elias Charles with Q brick, but the complainant
not being in attendance. the investigation was post
,,or nd .rrsii Mnrfdav ne xf.
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wv InC1Xn Nff1CDs.

4 - -
3 Mu57jAI D0lLDfEe Fu1n AND LoAs Con-
Ssrv. me ssrnthly meeting VA be held This
(THURSDAYl Evening. ut their room over Buffers
Ths Amount Of nnusy to be- loaned II unususlly
IsIee The Sserstsry will be ct Hooker, Qsborn
Co - where dhsscsn be psid uatii o'clocs. .na at
thsreom efths Company ffan antirs q fi3es Ina
hG r., s. n'''1as. l.Fcu Ia sssssssfy.
/ iAUcTroH, Particular attention
10 reeussfed 70 NV sale THIS MOaNIn9, at "a
oclock. sof Store Fixtures, SHOW Case Sne.vass
6ass Doors, Cabinet Furniture Piano oeia Le Ne
Watch kc.. at the Store opposite the American no
tel 3sE Blob ~ ~ THOMAS W!kEEsEG.
fs 15-1t s9ai SO 49, :. s&g Aucs'oneel.. Y
! AUoTIoH NOTIcE.-FuRNITURE,T This
Mornins 1t 10 O'clock Also Groceries, he.
= Ala DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO, Austs.
fe Bit --..----..s.sa .....y s.,s-a
] MECHANICS BUILDIsG Fund. AssCCIA-
TroK The fnh Menthy Meeting will be held 81
Saunders Hall. on THURSDAY Evening. February
18th, at 7-o'clock. .it szsG5ee. .
The Secretary will be at the store of 8. N. Zach,
rissol1 corner Of Broad and 9Th streets, from
O'Clock to the hour of meeting, to recsive ONES OF
The members are requested to make their pas-
ments before the hour of meeting. rs By % doing
they win much accslerate the tusinsss
.fe 14-2e E. MCCARTHY, secy.
AUCTION NoTlcE.-Mr. WIN. A. Bur-
TIERS, having had much experience 8 salesman,
will give his personal attention TO the fales of public
and private Libraries, Books, Stationery, OIL Paint
$50 - So BUTTEaS 4 SIMoNS,
z Booksellers and Statione's, ISL Main st.
fe I4-1mif
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-15

NollCE.--Haviag TINS DAY disposed OF
BAUM CO., they will continue the Dry Goods
business at our old stand. They have been in our
employment for the lest tw years. and we therefore
recommend them to the public
They are also authorizes to attend to business
in and settling our accounts until the first
of March ext -
We have removed to our new and splendid store,
No. 100 Broad street. two doors from the corner OF
9th street, aud will be prepared to exhibit BIZ the
commencement of March, an entire fresh and well
selected stock of Spring Goods.
fe Is j. h M. ROSENRAJJM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-15
4 RARE CURTOSITY--Tbe Snhsc

A RARE CURIOSITY.-The Subscri-
~ Der has for sals a rare copy of the BIBLE,
Lion containing Portraits of the different Dukes of
saxeny favorable to his cause. 1t is in perfect
state of preservationcear legible type, and bound
in Parchment.
The curious are respectfully requested to call and
examine of the Oldest editions of the Bible ex.
tant ALEX MOTIF
fe ID 7r sft Corner of Main and 18TH sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-15
THE SONS OF THE STRES "a His

SHE SONS OF THE SIRES;s.a His
Il tory Ct the Rise, Progress and Destiny of the
American Party, and its probable influence on the
next Presidential Election. To which is added a
Review of the Letter of the Hon. A. Wise against
the Know Nothings. By an American. vol iamo
IS cts 90 1a' l 81
ALSO-Just published, PAPAL USURPATION
A Review of the Speech of Hon. Joseph r. Chand-
Ter, of Pennsylvania, in the House of Represent :
tives of the United States, the Temporal Power
l2t cts. t-E y =
For sale BY JAMES wOoDHoUsE.
fe I5-2t -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-15

The CURTIS PEcK-This steamer, which
has been for some days ce-bound at Rock
etts' is at last set at liberty. and leaves her
wharf this morning, for Norfolk, to resume
her place in the line. This is her regular day
for leaving Rockets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-15
CPRING SILKS! SPRING Silks

SIhINU DILhO! SFhING SILKS =
~ On hand large stock rich and desirable Spring
cost ofiUportat Oh, consulting Of Il F. l..-,s
Handsome striped and plaid silks at SOC, worth IS.
Rich and supr pla'd Silks at 62A to 75c
splendid stock Brocade Silks at 75c to S. per yd
, Also, few patterns new designs of Silk for this
Spring. sent out as samples For bargains call at the
new store. ----@-~a CHAS.A GWATKIN-
fel5 t.F G Ta-5 rs.t ~ I6J Ma;n .tra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-15

ALMosT UUKL.-Tom Hyer and Morrissey. the
pugilists, having had difficulty about the paving
over Of some forfeit money, were to have met in
the vicinity of New York last Sunday, in mortal
combat, as prescribed by the code of honor Nor
rissey was the challenging party, and was on the
ground bright and early. Neither Hyer nor his
friend turned up however, and of course there was
no duel. The police were early on the scent, and
were all ready put stop to the exhibition, If the
actors had appeared on the stage. As 1t is, the
Merrissey party terribly indignant against the
Hyer gentry, and the expected result is another
effort toseftle the matter Ia fist on the part of the
ormer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-15

j Abortion WORCESTERSHIRE, DIS
Moruins ct 10 o'clock Also, Groceries, he.
4 IL DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO, Austr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-15

from BERMUDA AND TIKI West IADIEs.--By the
arrival oil the Curiew at New York We have Ber-
muda papers Of the 9th instant. There is no news
Of importance from Bermuda. The cholera Il re-
ported to have made serious ravaees nj Sal, Cav
TURKS Island. From December 18th to January
lsth, there had been 100 csses, and So deaths. Al
Grand Turk tho disease had no. made i,s appear.
ance. violent storm had visited the island
and the American brig Gustavus, Captain Percy
from Para for Boston, was wrecked at Salt Cav
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-15

HUsTIEGs COURT.-RecOrder Pulliam
and Aldermen Bray, Wingfeld, Butler, and Lips
comb presiding. This Court transacted large
amount OF business yesterday-both civil and cri-
mnal
R0b5e7y.-The first case OF note was that of Cha's
Bachman, charged with stealing $500 from Fa-
yette MeMullen, last summer, near the corporation
line fthis city. The prisoner made full confes-
sion of his guilt and stated that he found the carpet
bag containing the money. 10 the road, and robbed
it. He was remanded to prison tor final trial at the
next term of the Circuit Court
LGrCeny-James Williams and John Kennedy,
alias Cayenaugh, two boys, charged with stealing
S975 from Davii Anderson, jr., on the 18th of De-
cember last, were set to the bar for trial. These
boys made full confession of guilt at the time of
their arrest. At the close OF the evidence they
remanded to prison to await their trials before the
Circuit Court.
AcceSsory-Joseph Burch. charged with receiv-
ing $40 of Mr. Andei sons money from James Will
iams, on the 25th of December last, knowing the
same to have been stolen, was next set TO the bar,
Messrs. Minor and Howison appearing as his coun
sci After hearing the evidence and argument, the
accused was remanded for trial at the next term of
the Hastings Court A motion was then made to
admit Burcn to bail. but this the Court also refused
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-15

The steamers OF tho Bay Line, running from Bal
timorsto Norfolk, have surmounted the obstacle,
preseated BY the frozen condition OF the river and
bay aad are now making their trips with the usus
regularity. as ,as.gssltss ~. s 8 ~,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-15
WANTS.

WANTED, A MANAGER "A healthy,
able bodied, energetic and industrious MAN
Aver wanted, to take charge of q small Farm near
the city of Richmond. and to work himself. Apply
to 5es4 HAxALL 4 CO. -
fe f5--2w d ( 1 az
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-15

Tho resolution passed conferrins the rank of
Lisutsnsnt General gives Gaasral Scott about $50.
~o back pay and about sleep additional yearly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-15

4 S~f - -. - 80
MAD.a6 WARD DrNook ARD Mrsrrs
The DamQ z0f Madison Ward assembled in the
oaseme1< metropolitan Hall, last night,
pura In ths public Journals. and orr
chal = " jaws pevE - secretary. :
!. asn siated tse objecf offhs ss-rnibsssc
70 oe, me understood T. 20 sppsint Vigilance
COMMITTEES for Madidon Ward, and TO make such
to :esue s ssso ses sbs nominee. &
the stanton Convention He then announced bis
readiness 70 receive propositions for action
MI, SHELTON DAVIS arose and offered the fol
lowing resolution. which was unanimously adop-
Resolved, That Vigilance Committee, to con-
sist OF twenty members, be appointed for Madison
Ward and that the Chairman of that COMMITTEES
have power to add to its numbers a. he may deem
necessary. 9 ssss 81 s-e..r1 sFsssts..fsI "a n
On notion the Chairman was given time to APP
point the above committee $s3sa51
DR.. JAMES DOVE stated that another ject of the
meeting to take steps for re rganizng the Cen
fr1t Democratic Association. by appointing COM
mittee to confer with the other Ward committees
Resolved, That committee Of five be appointed
| to confer with the committees from Monroe and
Jefferson Wards In preparing Constitution and y
Laws and nominating suitable persons officers fos
the Central Democratic Association to be formed by
| a mass meeting of the Democratic party OF Rich.
moud, called By the committees Of conference for
the three wards.
The Chair appointed the following gentlemen as
said committee: Messrs Georse w. Randolph Sam
| uel Hastings Shelton c. Davis, William r. Watson
and Robert w. Hughes --2 SCI sf SO
Mr.. WIN. r. RiTcHIE informed the Chair that it
would be necessary to have room for the Commit
tees the Ward to meet in and offered the subjoin-
ed resolution, which was adopted: ass}ts " Z II
ResoiUed. That committee of five be appointed to
procure suitable place for the committees of the
ward to hold their meetings in. t4-a-#
The Chairman appointed the following gentlemen:
Mesns. VIM. r. Richie, John A BelVin, Michael
| Sesgers, James Dove and John p. Tally. .l-
There being other business to transact, the
Chairman called on Mr.. George w. Randolph for q
speech, which call YVES warmly seconded by num-
Der of voices and loud applause
| Mr.. RANDOLPH arose and excused himself He did
not think the time had come for speechifyng, bat
when it did arrive he would be pre- pared to add his
feeble aid to defeat the efforts Of their subtefransan
enemies the Know Eothings, and to advocate the
Cause of the nominees of the Stanton Convention.
He did not think he could now say anything that
would repay his hearers for the time spent in listen
ing to him and therefore thought it best that he
should his gas for another and appropriate
occasion. ..
On motion of MIR. Shelton C. Davis, the meeting
adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-15

NABANAS-PRIZE MEDAL CIGAks;;
~ The Subscriber has just received small 70. n -
the aboye-named Cigars the most celebrates w.
world
splendid Gold Medal was awarded g the m ..sIs
OF manufacture 1t the Worlds Fair, London, -.
The public generally are invited to call and sxs'A'
them, 40 they are 20 be seen only at
CHARLES kICHARDsOns.
Importer Of Havana III atsl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-15

EXPECTING to leave in few days on
~ a tour through the Carolinas, Tennessee and
Kentucky. and perhaps into Ohio offer my service
done through an agent, on moderate terms
FRS. v. SUTTON, SR
10 lo-St* F# q Law Building.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-15

FWENIT III 3 OOx1i' !. e. ~
u WARD-fhs above reward will ce ~, ps's :, IN ne s
spprshensiou and delivery Of FLEnNu shos. 70
yosrs ola feet OF inches high ssoa. 49, 70
6uH face ana nat nose He has besn e les sbeas
Richnond for 30 yssra and Y 70 doue. cen.
ansisd6 ~ some psrson, All perecns ere es !. shsy
sssiust Rasborins o. snPioyinl sa,a egs,ss
WIN Be proescuted 70 the sxtsns g " xsON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-15

REMOVAL.-I have removed my Sash
~ and Blind Factory to the shop lately oc cupjed
oy n. Baldwin on 18th street, near Haxalps Mills
see my friends, and every one else in want III anv
thing in my line $3.50 anJ
am prepared to offer great inducements to parties
either IN town or country In want of work do ~ for
fe l5-3tt y N nm vi n.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-11-06
Another Noosed Editor.

W. perceive that Mr. s. Corl"y, E'ii,"r Of tic Tenn
rcraurc Standard Of Lexington, : e.. and Miss Mar
tin A. Reynolds of TunhrIg" W.. were married
on the 9'h ut Here's our 20" brother -: tn" Qn;ll'
hoping that mary years Of u!Iaio""i ';rrincss n.ny
a.'cl vow and Yours.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-11-06
CLOCKS---Warranted-
Es1sE; :lONEY.

l FINE asS"s'm"n: OF CLOCKS from $3.50 up 10
~ $i2 ~ !,r -#ic ~ C. EnFENSCiEN.
Nov. = doors above ". uruckcr 4 Co.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-11-06
Cir Gomoea 1l)ethlv .@auruaI.
Tur>elay. NeTCmbcr. 6, 1875.
THO. j. WARREN, Editor.
SYNOD Of South Carolil.a

evening i'll the Presbyterian Ch";r! hy Rev. pr Post
.: Charleston
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-11-06
Wallets Mango Ointment,

~ AkENNIiN t" cue II" mango III animals
W .lu-i r,y..Jl.,; -. i,,r -" lv
~, t. +. J. WORKMAN il co.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-11-06
List Of Letters

L. Y. Gi"BES.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-02-23

H. ". Dsschsr on the Ina uences Of
Know Nothingism upon the anti
sluvery movement.
The facility with which the aroused
indignation Of the whole North has
been extinguished by the miserable
perfdy Of the socalled American party.
4 mortiying. and sorowfully prophte-
ic. By years Of persistent labor, the
consisncs and honor Of multitudes Of
the north had been aroused. They be-
gan 70 see and value the real prin-
ciples fundamental to the American in
stitutious. Under the shallow pretensc
that Know Nothing lcges would BY and
by became the champions Of liberty.
~ now they are Of the Protestant
faith, thousands have been inveigled
into those catacombs Of freedom
One might ~ well study optics among
the pyramids Of Egypt. or the sub
tsrransan tombs Of Rome, as liberty in
the secret conclaves cotrolled by hoary
knaves versed in political intrigue. who
can hardly enough express their sur
prise and delight to find honest men
going into wide spread system of
secret caucusses. Honest men in such
places have the peculiar advantage
that flies have in a spiders web-the
privilege Of losing their legs, Of bug
sing without flying. and Of being
eaten up by big bellied spidersl
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-02-23
A Msndicant Lending Five Hundred
Dollars---His Children Begging
Cold Victuals from the Borrower

The following was related to US yes
terday by business friend, and may
be relied upon as literal fact. Awell
known gentleman doing business and
residing in the upper part Of the city.
had occasion few days since to make
. loan of 5003. and applied to one Of
his friends for assistance. His friend
happening at that momentto be short.
was unable to accommodate him. but
offered to accompany him to the house
Of . worthy German in this city, where
he had no doubt the desired object
could dc effected.
The two accordingly proceeded to
the house Of "Mynheer, where our
friend stated his object. and having sat.
isfied the German, in regard to 'usance'
security, DC. well filed stocking
was brought out, and the $500 forth
with counted down and placed in his
hands. accompanied by the remark, II
lend you Eve hundret -tollar more II
you want EN-" This generous offer
was declined. the transaction was clos
ed. and as our friend turned to leave.
the door opened and in trooped the
three or four ragged children Of
the money lender, with baskets on
their arms. whom the borrower at once
recognised as regular customers" at
his house, and who had just at that
moment returned from his Iarder with
their customary supply Of cold victu-
als--for the boarders.-TSmes.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-02-23
SpsfiaI Mutites
TAKE CARE OF YOUR LUNGS,
T you do not srish 10 die of Consum,

lion.
Pittsburgh, April IS, isiT.
Mr.. n. Il. sellers-Dsar Sir: fhave on several
occasions expressed TO you personally, the high
estimation In witch, from having used Il several
years In my family, hold your "Imperiai Cough
SYRUP Ihave never known II TO fall in reiiev-
ing Coughs, Colds, or oppression Of tho Lungs,
when used promptly. and according TO your d.
rectiona have given Il 10 infant children with
highly beneficial effects; and so far as my own case
10 concerned, dose taken at night before retiring
has invariably relieved ms from cough or any dis
agreeable feeling OF the chest. always keep II
IN my house., and would not, on any account, be
withoutit.
Every person who may use II, win proneunee
II an agreeable, mild, yet highly effective Cough
Medicine, which In a climate a. ehangeable a
ours. eanno, fail 10 prove great benefit 10 all who
may give II q fair trial. am, cir. respectfully
your friend, w. II. WHITNEY,
Editor Pittsburgh Daily Chronicle.
P.s.-Ihs above Cough Syrup Is presented "a
the afflicted, rs pleasant, safe, prompt, and re-
liable cough remedy, and all that can no expected
or desired BY those suffering with coughs, colds Of
diseased state Of tho lungs. Price only IS cts,
Prepared arc sold by X. 4. SELLERS d co.
For sale by NJ. HAILE,
Only Agent In Broobville.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-02-23

ONO LrauoR LAw.--If the liquor law
continues 10 be enforced as Il Is al
present. there Is imminent danger that
our police officers and police courts
will have nothing TO do. There were
only two arrests made yesterday in the
whole city for disorderly conduct
Think ofthisl Tax payers will find
that there Is IA intimate relation be-
tween city expenditures and the dc.
crease Of drunkenness. --Cin. Cotum'
5ian.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-02-23

ETThe Cincinnati German coffee
house keepers. in large meeting. have
resolved 10 petition Council to so alter
the city ordinance as to permit the sell
ling OF beer and wine on Sundays
They will march in procession TO the
Council Chamber. and present the
petition en- gsasss. Should this fail,
they design closing all their places Of
business. and by refusing TO sell. hope
TO arouse wine and beer drinkers to an
open revolt against the Sunday rcstric-
ton.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-02-23

TEAM. Lsysel. French chem
ist, says that he discovered that. by
grinding tea in the same manner as
coffee. before infusion, the quantity Of
exhilarating fluid obtained is nearly
Doubled. The experiment is worth
trying.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-02-23

"a THING OF BEAUTY is A JOY FOREVER
Why wilipeople endure pimples on the 'hu-
man face divine,' or eruptlons ofany kind, when
itisa fact so well known, that Or. oHgsotfs, Yei-
isw Dock and sarsepariGa cleanses the skin from
allimpurity, removing plmples, scrcs,and Bloich-
es, leaving the affected parts as healthy, smooth
and soft 1.-THE hesh OF a babo. It's really price,
less 10 all that wish the rosy beauty Of childhood
II causes all sores and poisonous wounds TO dis
charge all infested matter, and eradicates every
impurityfrom tho system.
Itdoes Il work mildly, but cneciuaily. giving
conscious beauty and blooming health in the place
OF uglIness and soui-sickening disease.
UTsee advertisement.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-02-23

The LAsr.-0ne Of our predeces-
sors comes rushing TO ask us-"Why
are the Kick-a-poos. (who walk with
their feet turned inward. like a mu-
steal chord 2" We gave II up. and
he says-"Because they are in to-na-
ton I"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-02-23

~ Il is the advise Of 'cullud GEM
man. that II you have any money
about you, the less you show it around
the better. Cause Wy niggers will
steal, while white folks amt no better
sometimes dan niggers.' The advice
viii bear dwelling on.