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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-02

Chicago naarkes.
Cme.Ge. Nay >, 1855.
F'.ouH. City mills. NJ. !, cx, sup,
IS, J0aSs.25.
No. ,, iasn,ly -four. 81 80
No. 3.nntdhng>, s5,00aS5 50
NHEAr.-srnng a, 81 ,4Oas'l. AZ.
Winter al 81. 5oasl.70
Corn-Ac,ive de,nani a, Soc per 60
lbs, dehverrd
Oa,s-39c. delivered.
Rye-in demand a, 90c.
Barley-nosninal al 1.l0al, 90.
hci-exssa mess Sl4.00. mes. $500
70 $3.50 By the quan,ry
Pcrk-Nrw mess firm al sll,O0; BY
agl ~in.ie lAl $500
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SAMUEL DEWFIL

Nu'vyar at Upton and General Land agent
Will s'rad promptly h. al cuisines. reau,riay
an agent; srrh a.
StihS IND SELLING oN 60 uR,S.
SION
PlY1S6 OE TAXES
siTIEg isfeTmasiae r~~p~e /. ay l.sds - ,h,. .,.
y Se Eni-rnnts aud settlers can ~, ,hoier !.
esasss u iAsds BY csafisT .: bis Sfsser..,
fUR SALE Lots 4 and 5. Block II. Town ~
dorchester, upon which Il situated ! eomfart..
'is d~c' ms wass esilas nod well, by
SAArEL DEwELL.
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Rsws. .aesl 20

ras know noshinvs e he >sase ate
aaea. - p4hish az ex.sess'.sa2 - thea.
.agss4tst8sig
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RA.ss M THE HuxSREs.-The Al
ran Wa,ch,ower says that il is informed
by Conductor Ludlum, Of the Michigan
Southern Railroad, that on the evening
Of the ll,h., his tfaia fso,n Adrian 10
Chicaes atahbescd ~ea,y-afseT ca's,
twenty. one Of which contained ming hun
dred and yffiy:bov psyisg passengers
and tina, there we're twenty. bsb'ss
IN each car, or an aggregate Of Se5 ba.
bies = Ill bound 10 Chicae o and the West.
-NaA Esseile. -. -, .sss
RsucaoU, P.e;c.rr,os.7-A bill Is be-
sae the N.itisLai iss sLsgels!ptr' The
provisions d which deny 70 Catholics The
RICH, to hold any o6& ssda,in the gilt o.
,hcessesef<hssSaasss.s~ SasnsSsss No.
.tor.ing Glory { Keokuk.l Il
!, New Hampshire. the model q znocrs,i'
State Crsea, and the home OF Frcsnlel,
| Pierce. SSs stsays. ~ her Cosstau,isa
druEJ TO Catholics sbe right 10 hold an
office, Stgn.fcsat that cry Ga'
| CHI. et
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-02

Special N'ties b -avss oGws. ~
''s' Founders. Tssrssss. Nsssj e.
e''.' As~es. Ass;sss ss&Us,y CI1ks.
asd tAsss Ssssisiag wsdsus q -
ChiIdrem. go st.ls ~
leu are my ysAsletss A.lasA Was.
raul Tor 40 acsea., s0d i yeA $500.
ready received 40 q g Aosss. = =
emitted 70 IN sddisissnl qsasGay. 60,
to 100 acres. hwinbs sHa(5 SUS
Undersigned whe Aiol saseu1 10 lie husi.
ness Of Obtaining bounty land. An ia.
given era.ui.opsly,
FlaSI unx.n n u =.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-02
Upton Steam .All

he naders'Gned having sA.ls assse.as.a,
What for NIL - exchAAsp 80 rss 4 IN
per hasiel. Custom Dare, TaesaAys a. "a
days. Ele0r ef all kinds % AanA - -.
or sale.
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Us Gssprs,-Psnsh s,microasly

uS Gssprs.-.psneh s,aicroasly
says:
THE sun is called mssSa.ias from his
supporting ard sassains,y tlre noaa, and
andaas her she wherewishal 10 shine away
Is she tess % = a,yhl. and from his beins
oes,ged - keep sseh . sa~lly OF stars
besides, The moon IS he tesmn,ac, hr.
cause she IS Constantly changing. as !.
sup - blown abeR BY ersfy wind -
The siasrca 10 ieaiame hsc ,ass she is
married Ia the State, and isae 10 nasca-
hae hseaass 40 IS irisei VITA BY TIE
ladies'"
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STOUT 4 SHEARKR.
POWEQS & co.

foswAspsNe ASD CoMnsssses asssru -
Rock Island, Illinois. $3.50
sons,snmenis Of PreAvcs 80 l3ra,s. - -
Ioasardsd ~ The {. 4 = I. 4. - vi0
with p osapt sttsati IA. - 4 go
Mark ali packages POwARS 4 en- -~sr
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Tss PlAee OF Ieasssr LseAssS.~
A curious sermsa wss delivered las,
SsaAay. Al the komaa Cs,hSlc Csarca
Il - annanciansa. NJ Nashas'aar,iie.
b. Fash<r Walwcr,h = so OF Ex-CMn-'
e<liss Reuben Hyde s1aiwcrts u S.ra--
ssya. FatAer Walwessk is sue ii she
esarsfasively recens order of The BE-
d-~Psiesix nisssvnriss ii The Lann
chsxeh. wAese neaArss are ssaa~rsA
thfSssghc~a the CaneA Ssasex The yepsc
q - llscssrse VAS che tssasssa and ,or-
mzsssfHe& Ne se1~rssk - asusa-
assse tAas Mel - . sisGaseA il sise insaae
81 Ass s.seA. ecm@casing ahoa twenty.
sse nasl~s ir~n the sssisee. ulxrs granite
s~sins 70 me,s Ne also askeaess skss
sesa was the peie.atsas, clara aessssic
ii this abode II sa- dssnssl. aal alss.
ass~S ,hx frsfcssssoa b. res<rrsx~ TO iss
sasf~n'y Aighrnp~rs,are u ~~cryshils
SasSh had rsacA~d - fraa that caarsrs
81 car gsoh<.-.t. Y. E-,,af.s ea4.,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-02

sUH SALE, i7n acres NJ land n, p,rl
~ g. ~ Y sle below Hart's mill, can he Ia,
CO ;sasonasls terms. Enquire "a
SAAurL DEwrLl,
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FoR SALE. Lot .. Bieck %. ,sw, !.
aoeaesssr, BY - v
SAauEL DKwG IL.
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hais OF n. Z. qsarter Of see, ION 1,
!. 81, 4 =. For sale by
SAnurL DEwrLL.
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, - \. half Of \. W Of se.,cu ". I 4,
RI W., for sale BY : %
sAAvtL DswELI,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-02

The Dunkirk Barber Caught.
The Dunk,rk barber. who recently u.
bed one Of his customers OF 81 400 BY he
aid Of chloroform. has been nabbe1 4,
New Orleans. The Chief Of l'olice 10,
on his track, and getting intlAis sonA-
aence under presence of being a thieI
himself, vormed all his secrets out Of
him and among the res, plan Tor hea
W robbery ,hese. We quote from the
Dslla.
TIE tayber then tola~1anss stlns- h
aud sasne ofrMsssSaSisass Il, the ,,ty had
a man ''in their eye" whom they intended
10 rob oil Sl5.N00, ba, he feared they
would dave 70 crack HIM (kill him, foy
lacy dad not bel.~se they ses!si. frssA
Iway-lay) HIM Alter l,slher csasrrsa-
ZION. :hs Chef requested Lua ~ take !
saar walk. when g,slia. 10 4 pa per
place. he showed his .~cresccs," and
revealed his rank. esaS ~ t-E z
The sooandsers ss,sa.ssaea, n,y be
better imagined ,heu eoaes.ved ba, 5000
reocr.riag from his hta surprise, he al.
tapsrd 10 draw his KITE James pistol
was soa ~ his hs-as, ise~-rrr, he had
- give su,i Ale s.~a u,el To hr,h<. sae
'h'ct a,.i Oihsrr ,Ho,a. They Agreed
- take ,lG br,lt ss all a,s money and
Effects To fora NJ sasc watch worth
sl75, end ea the C.icf demanding an
the meaay h. could ssiss. i,c gave h,m
an order te' saSJ 90 Aankal. house in
C'seiana,,. besides $50 i,c had oa his
ressoa Bat there - no r,!ymg %. the
word Of a Pstec sssces. ier no sooner
lad Toe mcs~y aws rfv-ks ar~s aaesel in
the Cases's hAaass sia ~ r~A~sri poor
john \, Hall. alas Terry brprn u b..
lsekeA up IN the Rr,sapsissa, ~hsre he
5 nov ia safety. The te.los Is likely
looking darkey, With a mo>s s,llainous
.sot,r,synAs,,s, $40 ga
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-02

80 = . garter oil sset,oa I, r. -. 4. .
ASP e quarter Il > ". quarter IL \. -
% sersson ", =. ~, Z. ~. Y.w sais b
SAMVxI DEwSII.
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H(b(tk
The undersigned Ia, jus, op,n.a II.
oest quarry in Cedar ecsaiy - i. seess,.
y supply. NJ cidz4s q 1lasna -
vicinity with very tssperfcs SHkH
NJ ~, ~ any quantity. 70 b ksA ~ M. IesN
i5-3nj w.SkA,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-02

LAW WssxsNrS- ~ A. nav:a-
esae sn.asF ami SIX cra.s re- asre. T@e
esw N4rFants wfN casssv ., - E,--h .
- t-1~, waco tas.s Mi h.s-.-, - f-r
aee> Env aa.t>et. aeyv~rrr. w,s "a,
- esseasrztg overs,s-.sszz sxfs.s wS-,rr
ssss II, sara tAy III. Il e3s eas.,s.,
sax % SKY csass Yxr At Teis asasa
. esFta,a -llSss 49, haFs Warsc.s 4
sst., VII - vs. . l.; sSos isiay.-
EtsRsssa S Ssasrss- III
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-02
rHoA rns ~ 1eSApsa ADvka5ssgae AGENCY o.
w 8. SWIMMER.
No. Il ossss a.. 4 Isois, II.
S4V000M!!
TINE YEoPLEs GIFT
{ N T & r p AIS &
ASSOCIATION.
SUCCESS e4Eslx. NV


4 II persons desireus 6f seeurjpx GcS,ts \.
"A this splendid schsme, win sswan iA@ir
orders Immediately. TTYI
Any person fprwseiisg -. Aa:n 10 ~.
OH q, will reeaxa II sslsss nsl inhe r. -
following oqst4t ksg'lSNb &s@0s q
I T%s Z S,, AYE. 1appy H@assA soll
TNe Poor ISshxsns 500 We Al
The CaPtase 4 Maj - AA1k.fG4ar' 'a1H>'
And 1 si,s '..;eaEle s.sas,s :Y,. /.
The sysso HAsuani. l1nSS ~ u
Any person ierso1a1 ~ Ass siA ~
caAvnos kntw1 as--s 4 f#sSl .swFT r
The yeely Fiat esasnse, - 81
The TfsPpss's lsR ~,
two a., .s. .ss 81, '2'i5f1as .!sd~ u
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IN order ~ ~ tttpA1Ahke eisAuse -,
h d,sppssA e q lhe tiM soDoinsANo 1920
following e, 'sdses.esss 's lsssss 80 -
Any !e.s1aAsne : O. 4Ify$ss,
win ,seei.s y nail. sls'ss ss 1sss9
AM pe.oa istSHA6x etjLyA s,e.i,s
sss hauAssd go 6essA n SXsSssk
hundred I'D Eileen tiekets.s 7s. NTfT 81 v
Il nsAsaSA oeesr tAAe - ~ tieSseu - IN.
psseds - Ah1n sSss ssd~sa ~ s6g1jks0y Sur
money w'c 10 rstssas4 ~ - sae<s "
postage ..s.gf - ,s.,.,t.gs
- An esdess ~ tickets asd ssgyss,.xs.
saoaid h sddSeseeA - -, 80, 10 -
L. ". Ann5SE.,
- GesstA esp u. Iess. os.
n: =. A0 psp<viealg e albje .Ass1sis.-
nens tse stsse0 ss 49, a0As ga
s. nei'us . copy y ~ ad5sss1 Vim s. psssssseA
with IN entSe ~ of ne besAsflsl Esgvpeohss
named !. - sAvsrsiseasAs. 81 ~ III II
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fuA SALE he Z. half a 6. -, and 4
AAii Of 5. 10, 4 " Apply TO
MANUEL DEwrLL Avt.
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Tar LrnaacersaS % Gas,.. -Is
s7n~ars 'aa; 'ae a?ae .srsks4v- II $500.
~kN = i''s' t0.r rsq~Ffsss-sss = ,tstro1acss =
"a ass aat .rs-s 1 ares ID ,saIs ceaa.tEy.
tas sai-asry purposes, L.. pas. AFTER ali
In ANA ssla ~ pgevs!sas 90 x saspusss,
tea . 'sss~' o, b len ssa'S {, t-ac-
Is a1s - Rss, ;ls' as9s.ss> uaS'l lsve
sz-ea aatssl Vss,~-s- - 81. ssssr Reg alsr
\ GasKs. = nc IA. s.aez-s,. ArSassas
i&sa-.st s@r.-, o Las. - 81. s.r~:
Il has ax-ra s@ase,.-sasassa " pr sv~a z-,a
Nassa2aaasy 4.~pl sssass.! last : = A Fxaa-
So Htst 40 - - = a. 1T uaragassau.
i4z aastSs .saF~ Esslvss n q IA a., te,trsss
y h sssxR e D. / ~ Lex. Tsvxg anasaeaSslr.
*-s. 5~Sswsas SFgs ssasasrv = zx~sr
.ssa asGaisy sesAss a=.xza 81 NJ aarv rss<-s
, i"EsAsa a. rt2i, ssy A.ss la 10 al rs
ss1- Tx stsy 4r>xa4s=..as e., . lss
ss44rsAa.
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NA Z. qnartsr Of & Y. quarter Of ,,e,,.,
Z, T. 81, u. W; For sale by
SAMuIl DewIal.
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ISETT q l1kWv1Fn,
sAa2aaIa,1
aaS ls,sts . E1ssssss
AAuscATtNe. pSvA.

PIPER HA.YGIF06.
u AZ. BURNETT w.sja n x sit..1s..
~ Of me citizen, q iovs & II. IT. :s.sI
of FRENCH EKCInH Axa ANrnacaN
VAIL RA0Gn.
q ~ p@"ssns A psisass f~VN aios = Avs
dollars roll. aitabis Il pAper D~rl,i..
Aoa:ss, Charshcs. Hatels. atass 49,, 49,
AVA tsoetc hAlN =
Aa.o lsNs Asos1ns6k Anrpheei ~.
sew Paper SAadss sn1 Cna11ia .Eu.ssO
.,s All we wish y by. ~sa laRe, .esn 80
se*ss1es ll9sfislf..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-31
Tbenemocrntfc Conventfon.

We received information yesterday through
gentlemen direct from Indianapolis, that the
Old Line anti-American Convention was
very largely attended. The customary resolu-
tions were passed, such as Constitution and
Union gas. tee-total condemnation of all secret
political societies with the "mental reser-
yation'' Of Sag Nichts,) &C., &c. But this
precious convention did not in their resolu-
tons. have word TO say about the Prohibi-
tory Liquor Law. We shall know more
about that, however, tomorrow. They en-
dorsed the Nebraska Bill.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-31
Chnnre TimeY

There is still another change Of time in
the arrival and departure of the trains on the
E. g. G. Railroad, to take place on and after
Monday next. The mail and express train
will leave this city at 8 A. M. and arrive at
8 p. nj. This arrangement has been entered
into by convention of parties interested in
all the lines with which the E. & c. con-
meets, and although it may not be so conve-
nient in all respects as the present arrange
ment, it is to be hoped it will be permanent
and result advantageously to the road.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-31

SMASH UF!-We learn that slight smash
up occurred at Vincennes yesterday. A
young engineer was backing up the Locomo-
tive to attach to the cars. when in attempt
ing to lessen the speed of the locomotive he
pressed the wrong lever, and put on more
steam. The lo66motise smashed into the
baggage car, demolshing it somewhat, in
juring the locomotive, and slightly DANA
ging passenger car. The regular engineer
very promptly Knocked down his assistant.
He made mistake in his slime table" He
ought to have knocked him down before the
accident!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-31

az An incendiary balloon of immense
size, destined to be employed in the siege of
Sebastopol, has been ordered to be expert
meuted on at Vincennes. first expert
ment was made few days ago, but the bal
loon, after being filled in the court yard of
the fortress, caught the towers in raising and
was torn open. The balloon was again
filled at the gas works near the Barriere du
Torne. was dragged by sixty soldiers to the
PoIygon; but Just as it arrived there it burst.
The balloon is said to have been invented by
the late Mr.. Green, the well known eron-
atIt
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-31


Away
The Newburg Democrat contains a de-
tailed account Of the facts connected with
the murder Of Hargrave. They do not differ
materially from the statements we have all
ready made as obtained from citizens Of
Newburg. It appears this murder has en-
ragged the citizens Of Newburg, and they have
determined to rid the town of all bad char
acters. Sol Coker has been sent to Hender-
son for trial for selling liquor without license.
He has been selling liquor on boat just be-
low Newburg on the island to avoid the In
diana Liquor Law. We understand by a
gentleman from Henderson, that there are
nearly one hundred indictments against him
and at least fifteen or twenty Of them can be
substantiated. Il is supposed he viii have
to pay about $1,000 in fines and costs. The
Democrat says the citizens Of Newburg have
been lenient with this man for some years,
and have suffered great deal from him. He
has been notified to leave town as soon as
he can sell his property and close up his
business. TIE Democrat says Of others:
Charles Albeght, or Dutch Charley, rs ne
is commonly called hereabouts, was yester-
day notified to leave town, the citizens CIV
ing him one week to do it. He first said he
would not leave, but Falls informing him
tina. force could be used, he concluded to go.
If his acife arere dltOa0ed to go Nth him! He
was assured that he could take his spouse
along.
A Dutch butcher--his name we cannot
learn-was also given week to pack his
buds and cut the town. He, it il reported,
has been selling sick meat; and it is also
said, that he has been respectively driven
| from Greensboro and Rockport for the like
offence. From the leniency, perhaps, of the
citizens Of the foregoing places he has failed
to profit by experience.
James Merrill, who has managed to dodge
Justices examination in liquor case, and
who has generally lived by means Of whisky
SO far as appearances are concerned, was pc.
| litely informed that Newbhrg had no further
use for his future enterprise.
Another young man, whose name we will
not mention and hope that he will keep out
of bad company in future, was talked to on
the subject Of affiliation with the Coke a.
More th an this one might very properly have
received the same rebuke. But tia wei
Ienough as il stands.
These notifications were given without any
4 excItement whatever. There was no mol
at any time. There was the natural ant
quiet outpouring Of deep seated conviction
that this town had been imposed upon lit
hospitality and good will abused. Let those
at distance, who have heretofore in nan
ner been somewhat licensed, digest We.
these facts, and trihe and sin no more.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-31
n The German Butcher alluded ia

IL The German Butcher alluded to in
the article from the Warrick Democrat, on
the subject of the newsboy murder, as having
been driven from Owensville and Rockport,
and warned from Newbury for selling dis
eased meat has been seen in this city
We presume he is here now. Let him be
watched. AS he appears to ave peculiar
taste for dealing in diseased meat, he may
try tho yame ere.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-31

07-A city Old Line paper devoted half a
column of indignation yesterday against the
E. & c.. Railroad. The particular cause of
this sudden opening of the EDITORS eyes to
the evil conduct of the managers of this road,
and his consequent attack upon it, is per-
haps contained in the fact, that be and seve-
raj other unimportant politicians were made
vastly indignant last week because the Super
intendent would not carry little squad of
Old Liners to Terre Haute on their way to
the Capital Convention, at hag.price, like
servants and children!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-31

o. The State Sentinel says the National
Democratic party are meeting at 1ndianspo-
lis "to pledge anew to each other, and to
the Great Director of Nations their devotion
to the Union," &c. Well we hope this time
as they intend making their pledges to the
"Great Director of Nations" they will real.
ly succeed better than they have heretofore
done in keeping their pledges. Their
pledges to each other and to mankind gene
rally, amt worth fig.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-31

''Meae Iskel' is written upon the midnight
conclave which has sought to force bastard
Americansm upon the people of this glori-
GUS republc.-( Rockport Dem.
We have no doubt the old liners think the
American party are doing about as mean
tickling as ever their political ribs suffered
under. But they have got to suffer a good
deal more of the mean tickle yet. and they
might as we'll get used to it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-31

~ We noticed the other day the destruc-
ton of a church at Sydney, Ohio. The
Sydney Banner, in abiding to the event.
says >
The perpetratioti Of sich d deed; at the
time of night, and unattended b. any excite
ment or the least show of ptovocation, has.
of course, caused all manner of conjecture as
to who could have done the work, and for
what reason. As nothing OF public char
acter has occurred recently to cause an ami
mostly to this particular sect, and as no out
break has ever been known here between
native and foreign born, or Protestant and
Catholic, we deem it oGr duty here to remark
that it is not possible as the result of polit-
ical or religious hatred. No candid, honest
mind would, for a moment give credence to
such thought; and any child could see the
ill effects which would result to those who
would thtis bindly and indiscreetly act. We
mention this, as it is highly probable that a
contrary opinion may 60 abroad, and our TOW n
and people be injured in consequence. OF
course we have some bad people among US
| they are, like Gods blessings, dispensed eve
Irywhere-but we have none so bad that they
would wilfuly commit suicide Of any descrp-
4 ton. Much could be justly said in condem-
nation of the deed, and too much will likely
i find its way to the public ears. Therefore,
while we pursue the seven tenor of our way''
we will not suffer to pass unrebuked, any in
famous or false reports which news-makers
aud gossipers generally invent for their own
personal qualification. Indulgence in such a
course is more base and dastardly than the
crime itself.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-31

or The Know Nothing Coz ncils of Ken
lucky have officially endorsed the course of
Geo. D. Prentice during the election and
riot excitements in Louisville. In Grand
Council assembled, they resolved that che is
entitled to the gratitude of all true American
citizens, for his bold, manly, and intelligent
advocacy of the principles and the candidates
of the American party in the late canvass
in .his State.' Major Bartlett Of Coving-
ton, the President of the Know Nothing
National Council, has written a letter to
Prentice, stating that he feels that "the
American party owe large debt of gratitude
to you tPrentice) for your able defense of
their principles" Mr.. B., also, thanks
Prentice 'for the mastery and successful
manner'' In which he defended the Know
Nothings from the charge of getting up the
Louisville riots.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-31

CO. John Blakesley was stabbed with a
sword-cane at New Orleans on Tuesday, and
died a few days subsequently. He refused to
reveal the perpetrator. a negro woman
with whom Blakesley had been living, con-
fessed the crime, and she was tempted by
jealousy-B lakesley having also been living
with another negro woman. She called him
to account for itwhen he kicked her, and she
then ran the sword through him.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-31

or The Rising Sun Visitor mentions the
following lame1table accident at that place
recently:
We learn that while the steamer ]. B..
Carson was lying at our wharf yesterday
morning, woman, who was deck passen-
ger, fell overheard and was drowned. She
left six children, one of whom was babe,
and her husband, who was en- the boat. sick at
the time.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-31

OEr The Cincinnati Enquirer, enc of Sen
atof Borland's former admirers, is now pitch
ing into him for his pugilistic encounters in
the Senate when he was a good Democrat.
The Senator is now fighting for the American
party-which accounts for the milk in that
Enquirer cocoa nut-head. Why didn't the
Enquirer abuse Borland for his share in these
transactions when they occurred! Bah!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-31

TEXAN VoLUNTEERs.-It may be interest
ing to some of our readers to know that those
persons, or their heirs, who served in the rev.
olution of Texas, of 1886, are entitled to about
1000 acres of land within the limits of that
State, and those who served in any of her
wars since 1886, are entitled to $40 acres.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-31

~ The piano which is offered at private
sale, and which is first rate instrument, can
now be seen at Sweet g. Leonard's Auction
rooms. 1t will be sold at bargain. This
is rare opportunity of getting a good piano
cheap
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-31

IFThe Michigan Ente rprise says that q
baggage car on the Michigan Southern road,
took fire on Sunday week ago near Calu-
ment, and destroyed $4,000 worth of prop
ertY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-31

OTProbably the most severe cut or par
agraph abuse our amiable Senator, Col.
Drew, ever WINGED under. overlook him at
Louisville. He was there pulled by the
Louisville Times.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-31

G-Hon Samuel merrill, former President
of the State Bank of Indiana, and Treasurer
of State, and President of the Madison and
indianapolis Railroad. died at Indianapolis
on Friday, of the fux.