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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-02
VINcENNEs, June 30


The Mayor and common Council of the
city of Vincennes and the committee of re-
ception on the part of the citizens will on
Tuesday, the Sd day of July next receive the
Mayor and common council of St. Louis, and
the President and Directors of the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad on their visit to Vim
cennes and st. Louis, and respectfully re-
quest the presence of the Mayor and COM
mon council of the city of Evansville, the
President and Directors of the Eva nsvilIe
and Charlottesville Railroad, and the Direc-
tors of the Straight Line Railroad as well
as all the citizens to be present on that &C.
casion. J.. H. MASSEY.
Mayor of The city of Vincernes,
on behalf of the common council
and committee of reception.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-02

u vanderburgh county lost about $500
worth OF agency Liquors by the destruction
Of goods in Keller, FarnsIey and & Co.'S.
store. One Of the firm Mr.. White was
Liquor Agent for this county, under the new
law,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-02

Water street, next to the Canal Bank build
ing, was unrolled, and piled up on the rear
roof.
Several houses over the canal were more
or less damaged, but we did not learn names
of owners.
We are gratifed to announce that the
Journal Office, old single roof, next door to
Babcock Bros, and on one of the most ex-
posed buildings in the city. entirely escaped,
and put to shame the aristocratic tin roofs of
its neighbors. The whole sum Of our do ra-
pes arpounted to two half demolished Chin
MES, and smashed in windows! The Jour-
mai Office has been a close neighbor to three
destructive fires, and has now laughed in the
face OF tornado. Nothing like being well
insured!
Among other damages greatly to be re-
GREETED, is the destruction of large number
of shade and fruit trees in different parts oil
the city But it is fortunate indeed, that mid
all this destruction, no lives were lost, or at
the most but one, even if that occur. In tbs
lower part of our neighboring corporation Of
Lamasco, there was but little wind. A
cloud appears to be hanging over our city
just at this time. The ruins of two or three
fires are before US, and now what were few
hours since four substantial houses, are g
mass of bish, and right on cur principal
business street. But we can outlive al
these accidents. Fires and tornadoes cannot
destroy faster than we are creating.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-02

% A notice of the examination of the
asholars Of the High School, has been laid
sYsr ill se.merrev.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-02
A CARD

HMessrs Keller Farnsley Co. beg leave to return to
their fellow citizens generally the heart
felt thanks for their kind and ndeabls exerons in
ing portion Of goods fsm the and fire Of Satr
Ia last.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
pRINCETo FEM ak HIGH SCHOOL.

PRINCETON FEM ALE HIGH SCHOOL.
TIME annual of this Inststu Will be
u MN 'sy the Sd of September. 1885, conveni-
building will be erected urng the and
accommodate pupils after the session 1t
will aud comfortable STYLE supplied
good of philoor hcx aud chemical apparatus
Preparatory Department Will be connected with the school,
though which boys under twelve
years y age will be admitted.
Principal has Ide arrangements with good fsmles
board pupils from distance.
TERMS PES SESSION MONTHS:
Boarding Lights and ........... $50 90
Tuition Senior 81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
Junior Oh IS .........,.. ...,,..,,,.,..,,, is
Preparatory Second Claes 90
First Glass Observation-Disclosures. so
Music with use of 20 90
Painting and Drawing 10 90
Embroidery 90
Nldern Languages -. 10 90
Payments strictly advance except by special arrange
with the rincipaI -
Assistants. Mrs NJ. " PAxToS.
Mrs NJ. NJ. MORTON. jyl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-02

CRESCENT CITY BANK,7
Evansville. Ind, July 2, 1885
FUNHIS B9nk will closed 4th July.
having acceptances falling due day will
please attend to them on the sd. VIM. BAkER. Cash.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-02
NEW ARRANGEmENTs.

W :
NHE undersigned has his stand opposite the pos. ef
IL fee. all newly aud neatly fitted and is NO fully
AIRED all orders in his line with anS
Gisnach Personal strict attention will be aid to All
work him. whether the material furnished 81
himself the He has hand rxeslient
cloths cassm vesngs which be will -
| order on reasonai lie terms ]. L. NELMS.
P SReparipg cleaning and renoyating old clothes done
on application at short notice. J. L. NELAS.
.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-02
SOME THINGS CAN BIZ DONE AS WELL A
OTHERS!
Fl. J.. HART-ALIAs THE ArE OF Harris
STILL ALIVE ANDNO YET QCITE 81 RNT

SOME THINGS CAN , Pr DONE AS WELL AS
Hs6 H aSS ~ stRSf
WoULD inform the eitiIsns Of Evan.yille his
Main First streets next shansiin i RsiIly's
shoes ysry
finest French Jump sOlesi with full saPly q
and You ss
less absent Professional such eoLsstng bills.
jsas measures or the NH Henry j. HART
NOTICE TO SHOEmAK
in sss-. an sale chsaP for cash I, 9 600 GoFa
and topping Of every COLI Thread istwss
%sera used 5S he craft in boots and shoes
Please call in. shOp-mates and examine my ;5oeE
ge-S ------------------- - $50
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
WILL YOU CALL?
NHE undersigned has his stand opposite the post sf
pre- his line with ana
10 HIM nnG the
sss 11i Se.ns g. which
?: sksPsTns :sanins renov.tins ola ssths; done
On is eEPll'''''h at short notice. :. L A-As.
EGp per canal boat Robinson 81 s5s 5T Il:
Lewis H0"s' rs bags prime E fer i FosyyER
ale Sis fs5.
EHH SR9RES AsH RsHSE EES
l6O P 20 g. T Res Il sfss 81. Buckets.
e e DO DO E Eenfy T he e dol
IS nests sS Of 50 do do;
~. 10 do for sale '% W nf sss1i:s o..
QUILTS.
CASES English toilet Quilts req sh IS dsg Moo
Ie27-3v 4I3 Main st Louisville Ky.
CASES English Furniture Prints Issd ss a,y eea for
Ie2T-sw 4ls Main st Louisvills. X.
SHIRTINGS.
Do CASES sIssched sshiF:ns' T.sipu o% Sr,s req
this day and i'r SAFE as Main st.. is,s. Ky
MUsQUITO BARS.
ONE THOUSAND Mosquito Bars rssd sss dsy 15a fsf
je2i-sw 4ls Man ST.. LouisviIis. ~.
WHITE LUMP LIME.
loo BBLs fresh just rec t0f ,i sas g EGO.
jo27 Sycamore st near M.ssI.
LEAD AND SHOT.
VEN kegs all Sizes just rec'S for sale irgERrS co..
jeE syeamorest st.. near " asss'-
Doows AND SSH
300 4o: 600 lights sash ID; n.nzr1L CO.
in store and for sale BY ORR DAIAN
4 cAsErso'a N IN: d, ana .ai:gs LOW CO..
iez7-sw 4ls Main st. Louisville. ".
PRINTS,
saIsv 4IsMain st.. Louisvils. Ky.
GASES ohanSSAy eAshan '''f A ssi' GoE
's27oyv as Main st.. LOgisvilIs. y:
- wHALEBoNE.
FULL assaIsasns q lonE aid sseSs ssS1ssses
"A 81: day and for ''i' 'y s Ns.s -. LouisTisE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-02
NOTICE To SIOEmAKERS.

HAVE in SALE cheap for cash. % 700 WORT
choicest brands of French cali SKINS lnin
and piping of every colr thread gusta persha
lasting svs 1eatherok and hemlocktogether with ever
manufacturing boots and shoes
Please call in sho p-mates, and examine my stock
je25 ii. j. HART.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-02

VTTOULD inform the Of Evansville his g..
w generally that he is ut their service
of Main First Shanklin Il Reilys
with fine stock OF shoes comprising Ladies'
Shoes description Also misses
Also the staple Stogsy
finest French lump soles together with full supply Of
mems slip sh pumps. etc etc. Please cali
and You always md me at home
les professional such coll Getting bills
taking measures nding 10 the little ones: =
je25 Hen RY ]. HART.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-02

\
VNNB Branch Bank will closed "Wednesday jury
These hsvi bills due that day. 9th business
will please attend the day previous. ,,,
jyl-3t g. W. RATHB0NB. Casnier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-06
Summary OF Weekly News.

4 large lump Of pure California Gold
WIS placed On exhibition at 10 . cents a
SIGHT. at Bath. March %, y. aud 9th. by
Mc..rs Perkins and 60. Tho lump had bocn
previously pronounced pure by Charles T.
Jackson. John Warren aud Parker Cleo-
land. We wish We could tell our readers
bow large it was--.likeNi.c how valuable.
Cuba !. in a state Of dis1uistudc. The
cnnspiators against Concla, piu,lo, Pinto
and Cadul,o have lawn sentenced to death
NV the Garott' The Black Warrior affair
has Icru settled by the Spanish uuthoritirs.
The most raeut intelligence from Havana
(. highly important. and such j. rs ohanc:
or that war may bsthc consequence. Sow
.nl lutrosts have hccn committed and In
ult. have been or.ral which demand Early
satisfaction. One IN the Imprisonment Of
Mr. Thompson doe yicy Consul at Havana;
another Is the firing orfic Spanish steamer
Colorado. The Spanish vessel fired twice
INF, thc American, without.ignal ornoti,c.
Order. have b,n given by tho President to
nm theulyyyarit @, put ycssa's inr.alno.s,
auI % large Naul force will hr sent % la
Hm 90 demand explanations.
Ta, new. rrm tho Kansas election which
t.I rlr.. Ha ilr gn'l ult. shows that iIr
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rrimcl with powder, smoke, dust and pcrs-
rintion. A. he looked down upon thcmen
rom he trce, ltbc descendants AMI near
rrhtiyys who give us these facts, ,lys,) be
was. even in this miserable plight, com-
handing and Misunderstanding picture,
Th,rc was 9mc hesitation IN the platoon
whsn Piggot commanded them e. bring ham
down, aul the meg looked 90 :lcir uhrgs
who was '.umscl 20 The melting m'od,
nor could De have surcumhol o. amy i,,ius
of compassion consistently with hi, duty or
Ms aspirations as tyus Erslisbman. The
memory Of his brethren vas 60 he weliej
Oh SOM, rrtributi,, sgt worthy of tl.,r.
bloody i. ,tmi.s, and D. gave thc signal Or
thc hst sTat On %, s,se.Hf rir-r.s ulot-
ip.. Ttry rrl o. De- shouted, .. = Do $40.
i.scr Bother, mstty.a without ..amr' "
grl De Iitglol Over, svay.l Zoo thr 'Hr.h.-
"a moment. anal tu lurr.l ,a''y, o.
,.r.r,.,s y'.l. upon DC ground
Tho word wa. SION given Hat thg m,.s.-
Lls r., whom thgv lal 40 farl was pune
f.N.l. and .rr that eventual mI 70. Wash.
,u-.ul disastrous 'atte SOD. .H.'.IeI. un
emo SOB, vrr, r-l o.at. .s ar-l Dr.
uav-ty's ray. y,ast,Ja .yraI th.a-htuIHu
1a.5 ChaTl.> P'--.t
WIn tls vaar'tv.a r..,.Iur ruI
I'd - .... . D. .... ....a. a...T f... HT.
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But m.t look and 80 how this Wing
.pcak. Of jefferson. uccalls him the " inn
mortal .IcTr,yn." Who ever hcarla whis
e,llin- jefferson immortal Thi. incousisi-
emit m~rilhtinr. oscillatine Wing prcicnds
to hate Republicans now and to love Jel'r-
s,nanl w., Republican was the only nam"
Tint Jefferson ever owned; and the party
with which chi, Wing now prri'nds TO
m.,. f. notorious lur having abandoned the
only rripciplc- that distinguished chat
Ara,,l, orIihrrty. What consistency
M, "Oll rusi,ni-'," Of tlc Frv Prcss
shout A. iolIow.. on Fusion:
..Orrvr,a 1ur p,oes orrHr prvorn,ric
CuEu. Tho universal dHirc b.. iH1i
&, Straight whi-s" should u,t with u, "' %
state aul national prty-th1t we -h'H. l
aet t'cy,'vr a. national mon, h"'ns 'n'h ''
hgt."
What a COOL shepherd Wing, men,
sfni.ht Whi-s, fllow-,itizsu., Americans
d, follow tms Union saving slavery loving,
Camrromi.rs hrakin-, sectional, Nebraska,
COALITION shepherd e you like. Hell his
silver vote, AND follow his fa.s'er hu;
ul, hc.d l-.' 600 che Nnl leading tho-'
whom they j.en blind. both nll into che
Jitrh.
or such thu hulI Tl.ini1n ryi,el.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-06

public. II can do 50 nomore. Liberty has
become yigilaut She has awakened from
her slumlcrins. Mighty power. are at
work To roll hack the tide Of dcspoti.m and
oppression. This Republic is yet destined
u h. rulrl hy the true American sentiment
aud hy the lover. Of Republican Liberty
and though Jails may ho usrd for shanble-
through the fundamentally of Northern
huaticim they will YET ho disgorgcior their
unnatural contents hy that power which
though slow % move J. mighty in it, mo-
mcntum.
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Fcyblliag Ja.l' 'or ihcus, oiT1-i'iyc
Slave.


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s.Hrrar f..'.wImtrr Constitution ami
Tw.n. Wala,rr.t scr ..-r r s.rvurtl.
law. aul Recitation. as t.v ra.l 'h.
Ir-..H'urr. aul ar. me therefor, u''s o.
.ay whether Oh" above statement is rrr,t
r.' M....' 'r.rm. Do Oh '. o.rr..'
..U...r "r .nr Ir..n' IHrr
t.. question r.II Maine. through hr
lH..Awr, r'.s thru- of t.r 'ai's o.
slaves and .1uM.Hr. urIr thr Eu.fif.
'H. Hr, F. IN. .....saI GOTH. C.ussim'..n
.ni l0.n' I". ... '. -.'..rr commit
wrong 90 OH. 'm.' >"'.' i.. .".-
.'n 0. "n.". Constitutional F.-'' anl .1"
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Cbr 0tforN Qrmotrat
PANS. NAME, lrRm Q, 1855.
rrururp ryrsY rEiu,r uoENiNo On
W. A. PIDGIN & Co,
rRururTguEs
THOMAS II. brown, Editor.

Terms r .rrsrl dry eer's fincih t'
.lVaN,r- E.ul.rHI .r,rHil-0se rru's With,
d, s.s rrrrfts . fer '''r. LOO Doe fHi ,i thr Nrr.
o. which E., ,.4,. ul1 o. added iaf every 'c''
r. uHf.h l1turrt .s f.Ht.a
AuyFurtsrurSrsi r... Hl rs's'''b'e irrI''
OBJ. rlH-s.-s.r s.t I..ar a0.rrHIall &C. ans Cuur
I...rTff. 4r.... .r.Tl.I o., ihf 1I,,TtisrH-Hr
-S. n. pTrrTNDlll & Co., 10 $40.
lf.. E.t.r. Sol ~ Nr.rH o., NrT ~. 1r.
.rrH..t ar.hr..' .-,"'s Ir rr.ru,.Hr f....'T
Hrs. 'TsHrI.r- 'r.Ff..
E#-pstmsrt .uf "a. H.y"ri.sgmru'f b. hr.i in ',
Irs ...n Old. .rf. ..I'H 'r.' IHs.uI"1.
r..H.... ... .h.HH directed iD "Tha
ua HI p...rHf. IuH, We
Hook and Sob Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY rNE'lTln
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-06

ADMITTED To uE Bar. At the resent
session Of the Supreme Court in this city,
Chief Justice Shcplcy presiding, on motion
Of Samuel Titcomb, Esqr lIonTIo WooD-
Hurry was admitted to the practice Of laT
in the courts Of this State. Farmer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-06

pgrsmESr PmRCEAs PED,GoCrE. In con-
ycrati'n with a gentleman from Oxford.
recently, We were made acquainted with tn
fact, that President Pierce taught district
school, in the eastern part Of that town, in
the Winter Of ls2i-j. Our informant was
one Of his scholars; and says thatas teach
r., " he gave general satisfaction" re-
mark that will hardly apply to him in his
present condition.
The school house il stall standing, though
now attached IN the rear Of a dwelling
house, and answers the entirely utilitarian
purpose Of porch and woodshcd; while one
end has been boarded to tho ground and is
occupied as a sheep zen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-06

ONroRp NORMAL INsruuTE. The num-
bcr Of students in attendance the present
Session, is above loo, anti may Increase to
near $50. The school is much larger than
any previous Spring Term. We are glad to
learn that it i, prospering 50 we'll.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-06

In Cincinnati, at the recent election, il
was found that the hallot-box in the 18th
Wand contained IS more vote. than there
were voters on the list. While the judges
were counting the votes, body Of men sciz-
cd both ,u,e- and checklist, and burned
them. The remaining wards gave a maiori-
Is or Walker, but he will not accept the
Office under the existing circumstances.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-06

Mis- Louisa Campbell, Of Dover M .,'.
Young lady of rare talents, has ho'n '''N.
ering public Lectures in rather a q0''' w. 80
IN .s,cr,,l Of the towns in this County 'DV
,J,,,atcs the reforms Of the rciorm''' -
the day. not excepting the rights oil "'n, -
hat ina les pretcntious way than some :,
,ho rublie lecture. Of her sex. Her Lecture
in liampdcn aud oldtown are spoken -. uho
terms Of high commentator. Thoe W.,
have heard her are confident that 'n' :
A Hunkcr. JeGcrsonian'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-06

C0NSrciU ELECTION. There !, no choice
Of Governor. The Know Nothing, have
elected an the member. Of Congr-,, twenty
Of thc twrnty-onr senators, and about two
Thirds vf he representative, thus making
mrc thr election of Miner, thcir candidate
for Guy nUr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-06

The Post Office address Of Hon. MARX H..
DuNSELL, Superintendent Of Public Schools
is Norway, Nc,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-06

Co,yorour,N AIR ASSOCIATION I.'
following pI.,s were drawn in this STATE,
Statue Of Bacchautc, in hronzc, by hl'
wariw Foxor Ca ,tlnc; the fayorlie I"n,.
rainting. by J. c. Dwight, llall'n''.
Long Live the King, do, by q. j. ll''''"'
Norway; lot and his Daughter Do y
Joseph Curtis, Wells.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-06
Rsrlbu,an Nomination.
Tug GOVERNOR,
ANS0N p. MORRILL,.
or RENDTIELp.
The O'd Fusion Materials rcrfec,.r-
their Organization openly.

OH. Foe. . wNlfh commenced u 'U' hr.'
election orCrr'y. Governor OF Main. tnl
n.'-n r,N.si'y .h.sir'mk Platform
r~n'v rr''.-7'''o Che lrr Pn., '' ..-
...n- rrv 'w '- -.-. MN. PROPOSE
'.n .r~ on. y .r..sH Ilr' "r'n. pub
N-,sl hTa Boston Nr...o.-tas n"r r.'.-
.- ar ..-HIr aw.-', .s, '.n' ''l'"
>.r.-0'"'' Ir..f' N..-. ''.n t.' -'.'."
fr.rl'. .r..mr''''. N..r'..'. Na..'7'.
g.nr..d. "'.-' anil Fusion l'..''.T....
ar' '"r" .N. ..."''.r''| Party. i..
mnr.- rH.... f.isr position ..r ....
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-06

The rDum, received from Iowa, indicate
that the people Of that State have sustained
the prohibtory Liquor Law.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-06
Letts- from Gov. Morrill,.

NrH'erh. Ma. N.r.u b. I-HH.
Dam SIR Your esteemed favor ar trr
9th rr. .i.r..,.I Ir.... s-ti, ,1t.
oflumanitv. tna. v.rrrr''..a t. 8. Iire
Aroused AMI 8, putin. forth l.. .rrn-.E Boo
favor tc -,us of Temperance. a. lrH.1-
tIhvtr, popular Observation-Disclosures,
to which y.a mfr. limos. a-rarHr f.r.
Oh. ~.rt,. uura.ts.rsrv worthy ~ r.
..rmri-. Su..."
thrust CD, sr.mi., or mr-n.. v1lurt
suc-,..I iu uil.1Itu- any 1r.rI of temper
ana, in oar Sntr tv a'..'g rsr.i0- eat
N" INV W. hlve l0r mig v.rkv.I m Obi.
STAT, No man vhN 'ar .r".'y vr'.....
'he Operation asttIa .rrrrr-.rs OBJ. HI..r
rar., win '.rv tha' &C. g. doing great
work arI r.r sz,'1.n..h.r- ...' hrr's
oGytr. dr.aN.u- hnu-., avn '.r'.rs Shops.
which hr. -' rur.T' nrr ~.E'. I'' r-.-
r.'"' Nom. have '.-''.-' '.'' ' ' mute
''0'.. ..'.. Do '.A'..', ami '..E .'..
l.''.., ..'....'.' '.'. '. ..'
Fr'.'.'.'5! ''N.
=, met from pHI'IeH. mon, v.r.1Nr,'rr'-
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r-.. ,....r.. ,,l ri,.-,rg r,r.
,..,.,. ...-.r ,,-....r... r..r.-.
northumberland.
rr. q. IS. -nv OIL. n,I.r'r. rp.
location rn r.. Gentleman appeared boo
I'll. n.. Norway Nrrti,-. WrJ..'m hs
ra'r af ranm.a, nral a.l come
r.r. r. with our article. Hat '.mrr have
M. I'm l.r.r, r.-.r. r.,r..mfr- ans r.
r'r h.m.u.r.u-arr. o.. T.
Tgng WHv Yuu have probably ODD.
ti-I ra,puu Forbes. r-r. urtrr Nr-
cultural department of thr Orr-f Dm..
rr'. apparently .i,k ufthrr .ro.I anlar-
r-rr.ir lrt..s OF tat department. lr.
stepped aside 90 max. ono uuwruuu1'r
arI malicious attack upon thr iFurrar
anl my-lr Iii. DIE Iu'-hr.l aH..nt.s
ur on. Carau I.aeu. stripe, lo -u'sumf.s
G,r argument "Eum Organ. " "l;ummiH, -"
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rt"r 'as -n h' 90 a--ll ',u.' That
th's 'snn'm" will Mraihr aIr'ar. N.i
1000 ws.nI "r l.'r. I'.'.n' ""-',n.'a WONT
t.r truth ui which W..l 20" denied, ha. ever
appeared in Che lrrT''r against Nr.
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nam.- "' Che n"" proprietor ani L..'.F'
,'ai 'h'y were Wing ani Nn'W'N''.'"s''
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-06

Nurru CrE.asrr On Moolhy Last,
Mr. j. Nieksrslu .l urius;lu. and hiss.u,
killed., iu che river, usls chat place. what's
supposed g. D. O. valrus and i,s calf; and
brought them 90 this city for exhibition at
Market Hall. lfr.ary a va,us, the ami
nal Is a rary specimen To- thss1 rart-, and
worth examination. tWhic
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-06

The urw strrrt-,v,.Iir- machine boz My
York, Threatens, IN addition % sweep
Ing. rtr streets clean, seriously % sweep
away vrry much Of the power aud influence
Of political parties. The s,1rt-sveypiur
ratrunae5 has hitherto srgurgd a good Jral
of power a. ,he party having thg power OF
dispensing b.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-06

Euw,rD &. puvty, Esq,
Pres y. y. So Tom Society.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-05-09

just 40 we expected. The authorship Of
."Adda Seaton" proved too ,nnchfor Jobs sye.
TEN. and the prevailing epidemic" has got
hold Of his language. to the utter discontinue
Of every rational idea. Honestly, now, il has
THAT appearances, to judge from the tremendous
avalanche Of epilh.,s aud adjectives. which
this mountain in labor" has Numbered down
upon our devoted head; but never mind. he
win find tie Scvastopol q plain common
senae . pretty difficult fortress, to capture.
with the allies Of Know moth ingism. natural
and artificial. HI
Various surmiscs are sfoat in regard TO
this intellectual incog"iio. By some, he il
placed among The eeerg, I've beg their par.
don ; by others he IL said to b mechanic 10
The city: by others he is specially designated
a> blacksmith; and by Others a. tailor we
beg all then pardons. whoever he may be.
1.-The is the latter, we have only to say that
in attempting to aaniliIate Rome by the .cack
the classical tradi'io that a>sribed her salea-
ton 10 similar cause. @
Meanwhile. in order to restore his ideas to
their proper channel. aud enable himself to an.
swer palpable truths Of the present age. by
statements dating some what less than four
hundred years past. We would recommend him
to increase his library nf Goodrich's Church
History. by other valuable works such Is the
Master hey to Porery" aud the Lectures"
OF LEAukY, ,hs reformed monk. who was sen.
teuced to be hung. not long since. in wiscon-
sin
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-05-09
The oMcial Returns.

We publish o<iay the official vote upon the
Liquor Law. The majority is less than many
anticipated.
Mckay an Lock God are elected by abou,
400: Hart falls somewhat behind: but next
week we shall make room for the full returns.
williamson beats Mcfarland for JAdge by
sixteen votes Murdoch, democrat, is elected
in the 10th district.