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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-29

CkF Railways in cities are among the most
lucrative investments. A Spectator in Of
Louis has offered the city large bonus for
the right to run railroads through two or three
streets, that extend the entire length of the
city, and which are unencumbered with the
operations of business. The plan is to super
cede the omnibus lines. A New York cor
respondent of the National Intelligencer, says
one Of the New York city railroad companies
made its annual exhibit few days ago. and,
although there are other roads which do a
larger, and it is supposed more prosperous
business, the report showed that during the
year they conveyed as many as seven and a
half millions Of passengers, and received near
ly four hundred thousand dollars, which yield
ed profit of about thirteen per cent to the
stockholders City ralroading is evidently a
paying speculation.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG AsNsRIENE,.

could insure which this
article has atained-for Bneuuatism Salt hcum Burns
Galds Pole EVIL and well
Inns upon horses has equal for beast. NJ
will be without it who has It's value Ana
with the general estimation Of the Mustang
Lin nent. cheerfuly say that article per-
formed ia Ghborh0od as this. Z. W.
smith, Ridgedeld. ). Leitch ESQ. Hyde Park
VT writes horse considered worthless (his
heaye5) she Mustang Lini
have sold him for $50. Your LInim mt is doing
wonders here Such testimony reaching day
The half told Ev ry family should have it. Beware
The genuine Mustang sold by all respeca
bic dealers throughout The World.
BARNES & PARK.
ProprietOrs. New ' ork.
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ASTONISHING CURE WITH ONLY ONE
ROETI Z.

;. =. q
PREsoUE ISLE. Aroas'ook Co. Ne April "a, 1854
- We here with send you certificate a performed
by the ONE Of the German Biters we
think Mr. Clark he veracity and have doubt
of the truth of HISTORY
Messls. Jos b. Hall e Co .-Gentemen-In answer
quires. will that daughter. aged about
16 years has been complaining pain her side
years about the first Of January last,
taken down and confined her bed The pain in her side
besides being troubled with
her shoulders in From reading
performed bv ''HoofIuis Germaa Buffers was
Undue d it case aud pur-
chased She had taken it hut days when
she began improve. and after hot
tie she eu,oving health than she has
She feels pain side part her body
attributes h.r ENTIRELY the Geman Bit rs
salmon Brook Aroosto k Co, de.
See advertisement. WI. CLARK.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-29

0r A large meeting Of the people of the
adjoining country has been held at New Mad
rid, Missouri to take measures to prevent
trouble with the blacks whose movements in
South Missouri, and the opposite counties Of
Tennessee have excited serious alarm. 1t
was determined that negroes should be pro-
hibited from appearing at any public preach
ing unless attended by their masters or agents,
that no negro meetings should be allowed, nor
any negro permitted to preach at any future
gathering; that committee should be appoint
ed to investigate fully into all these insurrec-
tionary movements and to expel any white
person found guilty Of instigating negroes to
revolt, and to infict whatever punishment
might be found necessary, and requesting
every slave owner to disarm his slaves An
other resolution requests Rev. Mr.. THOMAS to
discontinue his missionary efforts among the
negroes hereafter. 1t is supposed these troub
les have originated in the recent political dis
cussion, in which the designs of the North to
abolish slavery have been the principal theme
Negroes have.been permitted to visit barbecues
and other public gatherings-as heretofore
without thought of the consequences. They
have gained some vague idea of the themes
discussed and are for giving practical operation
to some OF he principles they have heard ut
tered
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-29

Hoe MARKEr.-On Thursday there was
considerable activity in the hog market in
Cincinnati, and an advance of 10 cents was es-
tablshed. Quotations were 1915 to $3.50.
SIaughterers pay from 40 to so cents premi-
ums for the privilege to kill for the offal.
Flour was dull Whisky had advanced 4
cent
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-29
Illinois The New Administration.

In this State, as in New Jersey and Penn
sylvania, the Fillmore men hold the power,
and they will be able to check the ultra meas
ures of either the other parties, and in this
way may do more good than if in majority
themselves.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-29

~ MEssRs. GRAY & Co., bankers of Louis
VILE have suspended payment. 1t is hoped
the stoppage will be only temporary, as the
partners are men who have inherited large
real estate, that is not Immediately available.
The embarrassments have been caused by
stepping aside from their legitimate business
and dabbling in coal mines and other specula-
tions.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-29

In resources agricultural and mineral, and
in commercial facilities she is unsurpassed by
any portion-of equal area of territory-in
the Union. She is superior to Illinois in the
greater variety of soil and natural riches-and
as mechanical industry stimulates agricultural
which in its turn, reacts on its promter, Indi
ana at no very distant period will be the most
densely populated territory west of the Allie
ghanes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-29
WI. CLARK.

RChotnra being disease Others dreaded
it II be well for all hear in mind that preventive
DR.. J. HOsteter' celebrated Stomach al the
head and therefore all should keep Ippl hand
this weather. Its dfeet the Stomach
organized vvifyug influence upon the
truly astonishing and describe hut felt
when nsad direction bottle
them would be superfuors they known
wide and for sale by dealers generally all
States. Sold By HALLOCK & STODDARD.
cct2j WOOLSEY & SAWYER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-29

OFF FOR NICARAGUA.-The steamship Tex
as, which left New York on Saturday last. for
San Juan de Nicaragua, took out between
four and five hundred passengers, large num-
Der of whom were recruits enlisted in New
York anu Philadelphia, for the service of Gen.
Walker.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-29

C%T Joseph P. Comegys of Dover, Della
ware, has been appointed by the Governor of
that State to fill the vacancy in the United
States Senate occasioned by the death of Mr..
Clayton. He is a near relative of the illus
trious man, whose place he has been selected
to fill, and during the life of the latter, enjoy
ed his entire confidence and esteem.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-29

~ Navigation on the New York and Erie
Canal is nearly suspended. Few clearances
have been applied for at Buffalo, the last week;
the tolls will exceed those of any previous
year.
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G q A L..


BODIAM MINES Is,
At the Pit..... cen IS per bushel
Hauled to any part OF the city............9
Those who desire lay in their winter supply while the
weather fine and the roads good will have their
ded to by leaving them at the office of the BOdiam
Mines der the Telegraph Office Water Terms
cash JOHN WYNOND.
octR2 Sc and Manaaer.
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FOE FHE JOURNAL.

never 'srired tew b. a poit
q n clint tell. 'spose yoH it;)
Bat il / thaw there's virtu in it.
Darn a if l would IL IL a mint!
But when you taw Z Of dog 'ratypin,
Webster's rouu In takes delite in
bed 0 live he'lI stamp your feeturs
and babiz'' tew. deer little ereeturs.
On paper. iron glass plate.
He'll FIX yewr shadder fate,
So natrai and life,
When yew're away Twill fool yewr wife.
nov96-dtf TILESTON's Gallery
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-29

PORK AT CINcINNATL-Up to Wednesday,
1880 hogs had been received in Cincinnati,
against GO, 446 the same time last year. Prices
have declined the past week 10 cents per cwt.
and closed on Tuesday at SIS COOS 70 for
fair to good hogs. The weather for the past
ten days, has been unlavorabe for packing
operations, it being wet and warm. All the
pens in the city were full on Wednesday.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-29
s@ SEE FIRST PAGE.
The Messara

The Presidents Message will be sent un-
der seal to the Postmasters in the various
cities, to be delivered to the newspapers the
moment the telegraph gives information that
its reading has been commenced at Washing
ton,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-29

o. The Colonel has just returned from the
Democratic Soiree at Indianapolis on Wednes-
day evening. The Sentinel of Thursday
says:
Colonel Drew, Senator from Vanderburgh,
is in the city. We were infinitely pleased to
see the distinguished gentleman in our sane
tum last evening. Col. Drew is one of the
champions of Democracy, and all his friends
hereabouts are always happy to see him.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-29

0HFJudge Lecompte had issued process for
the arrest of Gov. Geary for contempt of
Court, which will bring the conflict of juris-
diction to an issue.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-29

THE enrolled members of the select Dancing Club who
propose giving series soeiaes the comrg winter
requ sed athe counting OF Jas Scautn JT
Main street. near First. All who have registered
land others) expected present
complete organization. By order.
Elder Langley OF the Christian Church of LAFAYETTE
preach Hall G25 O'Clock also
at early gas ligh. in the evening" nov29-It
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JUST NOTICE THIS.

J. FENDRICH & BROS. have just received large stock
and domestic They have also receiveda
large Virgnan Tobacco All that
good Cigars and Tobacco would advise them call
T. FnNDRICR & BROS,
novl7 Main ST =. one above First.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Ore square less time three times 81;
one week 81 80; t~o weeks p 5o one month So three
months. - ~ six months eio ais Discount
Advertisement Cards Of six lines under sc PER
No CHARGE for marriage death religions
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-29

OF The completion of the Ohio and Mis-
sssippi Railroad to Washington, has done
much to improve that place. The Vlncennes
Gazette says that business Of all kinds has
received new impetus; new buildings are be-
ing erected, new firms established, and every
thing and everybody appears prosperous.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-29

0ET Col Fremont and lady and Judge
Douglas and bridal suite, attended the opera
in New York on Wednesday evening last,
and occupied boxes Wis Wis to each other
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-29

~ The Hon. John P. Hale lectured at
Springfield Ills, on the 25th inst.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-29
Indiana the Fourth State of the Union.

Indiana the Fourth State Of the Union.
The recent elections, says the New Albany
Tribune, very conclusively demonstrate the
fact that Indiana is the fourth State of the
Union in population, and, undoubtedly, in
wealth. AS near as can be ascertained at
present, the aggregate vote Of the most popu-
lous States, will run about as follows:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-29

R3-5OO GOOD farming Ian Is in Gibson county and
county. will be given exchange
nile city pro perty favorable terms Iaquire
ASA I9LEHART
nov25-Iw Real Estate Agent Til I'd street.
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! SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

81 No cesn this place. per line insertion;
per 80 PER line week; dis
countOn longer time.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-29

OF Mrs. Fanny Butler is to give series
Of Shaksperean readings at st. Louis, COM
mencing on the 10th of December. She
might find herself we'll remunerated for Wis
it to the large towns within railroad commu-
nication in this state.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-29

20 rreisht Trains leave Evansville and as
r or any Information through Teket apply at tn
ansyille. iel4 Il n aNIEI Strses, ~
Princeton Clarion and Henderson Patriot take ON obe-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-29
IVORY CUTLERY.

lust OPEN hEe lot Of those superior goods
- Russell's Ivory Table. Knives only;
do TaGle Knives and Forks;
do fuIlset do do do do. 81 piscesi
do Ivorv earvers and StaeI, separately;
Plated Forks, Pla:ed Spoons, sc &C.
nov27-tf CHARLES S, WELLS,
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ADAMs' EMPRESS COMPANY,
n ~ !.
ys7k3 r. sssE.s:. e. ida
ss.S -3sSs = - SgSStSr ~
NEW ARRANGEMENT

n HE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully an
nounce to their friends. the public Evankvjlie
yleinyi that they have determised 60 open oMce
70 ne devoted exclusively to the elton
the hsnes9 81 their Line and have appointed Mr. GRO
w MCBRIt as their Agent, who his past
with fe busn perfectly with all the
nS the aetai,s o. their operation This In
peh mace with the sole object eff tn acties
the Express and thereby increase desiraI to tha
will be especially directed y wv Aoe"i AseA
persons having business our co mrany will pIess
car on mr M"Br!de at office street he
tween Locust and Main, who alone Authorised to
noy2-dtf ALFRED FATHER. Superintendent
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JUST IN SEASON!

N oW beautiful Steel Five SETS Shovel. Tong
y and P"kers: Steel Shovel aud Tongsj
Coal Buckets. cNmm'n and fancy,
Fancy Dog Irons. brOnzed;
Odd POkers, Odd Shovels &C.. &c. CAL soon.
nov21-tt CHARLES s. WELLS.
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RELIGIOUS BOOKS

EEPISCoPAL Prayer Books and Bibles ofmauy kinds;
IA SpurEeon = sermons. the modern Whitfield;
The Prs. Iron Wheel; Tynge Bible Compaaion;
Methodist Hymns and Select Melodies;
Ursaline Manuel; St. Vincent Manual. &c. &c.
nov12 DOBEJI. & LISTER.
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KANDsOME Residence FoR RENr

FMNiE well known house and grounds occupied by Mr.
- Nm Aersterman. situa ed the river just below
BYdnsVie and above the Bod Mines and nv the
ss ate az Dr. VIM A. Mcdowell deceased whose late resi-
oehGe 10 was VIII be or rent from and after
cther next The grounds extensive handsor ely
ald ou6 the situation is tie beaatfu in Indiana there
vineyard garden houses Re est order
me house has been lately rofed CRATES put in
many INT email improvements made and ds
hen much embeIished The furniture which is handsome
oe renter with the house If desired If
furniture will be sold the premises further
notice will lie given Foriurther apply to
nov2n-dtf Office on Sd st onno.,te Conrt Hon..
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OF Four hundred men were deprived of
the right to vote in Connections, because they
could not read.
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NEW YORK EXPRESS FOR rs


nov27-tf CHARLES ). WELLS.
NEW YORK EXPRESS FOR 1857.
FENO place the "WEEKsY EXPRESS" before wider
eroe of readers it will future be published
With II; cash plan it, rriee will he reduced
winch WI enable all who wish TO obtain it. do the
price Of the cheapest Of the Wiley circulated of
The WEEKLY ExpnEss'' win contain in addition to the
usual political general meellaneons and other read
ars's stock and f' I'll" c. GIs
Markets Of the country and such foreign markes Of
T IGlE CORES per ahnura.
ihttE loPlEs. 50 -
T T5SE c gSFa .-....ssSa "
TFA"tv Comics to ono address $50 TO
TIE eFTTER rP OF TIE cLUn Twenty Copies over to the
npon application any
TO "iereym@n Weekly sent for One Dollar per
The "SEMI-WEFKLY EMPRESS" has teen re-
On d to rdRhE DoiL'Hs annum. and will he supplied
90 Olnhs upon the fol oMiEg terms:--
TT ns coSe. g g 90 per annum
Five Copies. 80. " ....sii25
The DAILY kXPRESs." Morning or Evening
sent by mail at SIX DOLLARS aRnumaways
To all prefer judge the ExPREss uron its
merts Tor sPeeimen eopc' will be E to
noy26 Corner of Wall and Nassau-st.. Now York.
k6A RoxEs German Soap: 30 aoxes Palm Soap reed
aoV26 I. & D. HERMANN.
En BONES Pickles in gaIlon half and quarter Jars,
BY nov2eC & n. HETMANN.
HS BOXES Tomato Cassup; 100 bzs quarts and pints
n,v56 I. & D. HErMANN.
GOO GALLON eengine White Wine Vinegar reed
MOVES & D HETMAvN
" and for sale by nOv26c l. D. HEfMANN.
600 Box YES y R. new Raissns reed by railroad
noVz6 I. :. D HFINANN.
1OO no7as 5'sf'' ''' an 'f t. sac B. B. HERMANN
BT Lemons M 500 boxes LfpA4Fg
~ Fish New Cod Fish and Maekerels iust reed
1N and for sale BY nov26 PRESTON BROS.
TANNERS oM-lo bbls Pure BARK oil reed and for
SHEA FOR THE MILLLON.
TENHE complete works of William shakesreare with the
orgnai Text restored ana more than swenty thousand
contained IN the recently discovered
the book store poT 9a'f o6
$500 BnLS Salt in store Sn {Sr i P6s * CO.
nov25 Agents Konawha SALT 70.
d Kss:af f3}sF ysi oE 'e by
- nOvl3 aERsHBERGER { CARSON.
$500 IN GIFTS
DISTRIBUTED IN EQUAL PROPORTIONS
YNTITH 1000 Books: all the 81 sold
gold and silver pencils gold locket gold rings
redcues. penknive=.
&C. Any person sending for books VIII he
emitted to book and gift Orders thu country
VIII receive prampt attention, and will by
express with dispatch.
Also, Mrs Stoves novel 'Dred.'' vols. gift as
above. J. s. ANDREWS, 40 Nassau
New York City.
'a'alo'uess ent to any address.
W. r.. AND EINSURAN FARM CHEESE
~ 40 boxes o. dice W. r.. Cheese;
10 extra kinsuran Farm do. reed per railroad by
novo z. H. COOK Il son.
SSA BUSH dried APPLES:
sS ~ &c do do do Peaches, for sale ~
move 2. II. COOK SON.
sNtUNDRTES.-
- 3 hbls Zants Currents;
- do Crushed Powdered and Refined Sugar;
boxes Shelled Almonds; Sardints. jus reed
and for sale by PRESTON BROS.
RELIGIOUS BOOKS.
ETpTSCOPAL Prayer Books and Bibles ofmauy kinds;
= Gnt1rr anrnra sa-n IL nInrnN
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THE PRICE OF COAE AT THE

novl7
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MISS rrpaNCEE rgrr
FOR WABASH RIVER

EeTAN0 Forte Teacher. aprly the residen Edwar
r VII on I'd street between Walnut and Locust
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$500 IN GIFTS
DLsTRiBI TED Ii EOEAL PRnP0RTIGXs

ENTITH every 1000 Books: all 25 Books sold
~ for 81 The Gifts consist Gold and Silver Watches
gold and silver pencils gold lockets gold gold
adescar drops poremonnas redieules penknive
&c DC Any sending order for 10 books VIII
emitted to book and gift Orders
will receive prampt attention and by
with dispatch.
Also, Mrs Stoves novel pred vols gift as
above. j. s. ANDREWS 40 Nassau
New York City.
IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-05


WASHINGTON, March ,. 1856 5
The new Chaplain Of the House Oh sepIes.ats
lives made his debut TO day. As ne was " We
ninety four years old. tottering o,a imoeshe wss
look ed for. but what q mistake he u 20 De sure
a Venerable looking man. but far from decrepid
with are He has the very presence OF an educa'
IA ,e,,ieman walks with firmness and dignity,
sra.I : l., . GOOD voice and improvises an exceed-
in0iv aporoprfate prayer. The House was de
i,eh,es Win him and when he descended from the
desk of the Clerk, many members were intro
duced TO him and gave him q cordial welcome.
The House was almost wholly occupied with q
debate. in Committee of the Whole OF recon-
mendation of the Committee of Ways and Means
farm out the nurs ng of nvaIids the teaching Of
the poor is armed out to various schoolmasters IN
Virginia and TO rent out the edifices construct
cd for use as hospitals. Mr. Campbell, OF ONO,
chairman of that Committee, zealously advocated
this change but, though no vote was taken upon
IT, think il found but little favor in the hall ne
justice of an official guardians ship over diseased
and disabled men proved the potent argument III
the case. ..r rr. =;
After the passage of a bill, in the SENATE prov
ding for the construction of ten steam sloops Vi
war; the Illinois Senator question '|as s So
Mr. Crittenden's argument in support OF MI. iun
bulls right was effective upon every mnd-uP1
that side at least-and doubtless upon .ne -
of others Mr. Pugh made his maiden sPeesh, ~
rather read a written legal argument uPo- ~
question A few years ago Written sPeee"es
unknown in the Capitol but now they are Ne'J
SnacnIations in regard to the import and e1tects
of the published diplomatic holeS, ac al1 49, saa
a.. AZ hpt news is scarce There are few who fear
WAL W." A B. c.
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RIOT AT COLUMBIA IS. c. COLLEGE--Loss OF
LIrE-A correspondent of the Wilmington, n c.
Commercial, gives an account of an ARRAY between
the students of South Carolina college and the eli
items of Columbia. The writer says that on the
18th ult, one of the police arrested student and
placed him in the guar house:
As soon ne was lodged there the cry of 80 Col
lege" raised by the students and in less than two
minutes, 100 students were present, all armed with
pistols bowie knives swords hatchets and clubs and
rushed TO the guard house crying, OUT QUIZ After
cutting all the doors and windows into fragments
they rushed in upon the chief, each student giving
threw him out of the second story window the
brick pavement. The alarm bell was then rung ia
call the citizens together but too late to be of any
service TO the police This morning about 10 ocloc K
the alarm bell was rung again. On arriving at the
guard house. found the students and several OF the
citizens going in lemons" with pistols swords and
bowie knives Several of the students carried
their various homes, dreadfully cut and bruised.
The students had sworn to kill the policeman, and
they broke into the guard house, where he had been
put for safety and pulled him in front of it, where
they were each giving him blow with their clubs
and some of them cutting him with bowie knives -
The few citizens that were present rushed upon them
and they had dreadful muss. The alarm bell WA
again rung to summon the military companies and in
short time five military companies weret present, in.
Guiding the artillery, clearing the sidewalk.
On the night of the 10Th one of the students died
and others were lying in critical condition. Be
dell. the policeman, died on the same night.
The Mayor kept the military under arms until
the 2lst when matters quieted down
The operation of the college was suspended
from the 2lst to the lst inst when duties were re
sumed. Professors LIE Compte and Rivers have
again become connected with the institution Sc
veral students were expelled and the affair is
to undergo legal investigation.