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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-16
MEDICAL.
NOTICE

MFRS. NJ. DONALDSON would respectfully inform the
A ladies Evansville and its vicinity that che has taken
houss door Mr. Rubin Harts dwelling on the
aud she has had long expert
enee in Dress making and Bleachng and doing up all Kinds
straw she hopes by doing her
work and reasonable invite share Of the public
p my2tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-16

HAVING received aud opened entire new stock Of
spring both staple and fancy goods carpets oil cloths
&C. We invite the citizens Of Evansville aud vicinity
TO ayor US with call promising latest styles OF goods and
small profits. JAMES OAKLY & SON,
apt LIST st. Fosters block.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19

THE kGe This rev coapsny
elected f.' their cOsnssandant, at their last
meeting, Capt James Cunnin ham. I'll. y
wear the veHerated Emmmet un.sorm-,l .
s,me in which the Irish martyr wished :.
die, but was refused BY the y anicaI Judge
OF Norbry memory, who tiled hmm. What
a sad change IN the family, 10 find the neph-
ew 81 Robert Emmei--who died upon the
sc'd ID for the cause 81 poor old ireland,
and was brutality beheade,l-and he, 100,
bearing that same maine, conn. ci'ng him
self with Ii Know NvtLirgs OF th . land.
with those who hate and despise, not MY
the children Of Ireland, but all 70 Z. gners.
The ashes of TIE patriot and those cf his
venera ed father Thomas Adis Emmet-
will bur I heir Ger, me,t, at such base in
gratitude,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19

N1HEREAS.c ~ ~ TEN day ~ yunr. A. D. 1854.
w Ssn,uele 2. AtW0d exreutrd unto Th0aas O.
Esd. nine certain ps0misesy notes .eseh r ~ sss
81 Five unnir1 OUtlars psyahle In one, two thrre.
~ after that dateS snd aIso other mite u the
date for the sum - vMy-tAses sUA 6S-ieO Doilsss.
payable ten years thereafter. And, wMsnEAs. 10
order 10 the pay ment NJ SSH nOtes thu sasA
Atwood dtd. On 'hc SAID ilsh day u Juns, D 1874.
convey In trust 10 David 3. True, TRUSTEE by writ
ten instrument. 6uy esecuteA and recordsd ths fo,
lowing desribe real Estate satsatA in Scott Coun-
~, In the Stste ~ Lwa, % VII:
All hat part ~ the vscaioi Town ~ pasthursss
(no~ II Cisr.) which h bospAsd - to1p6s, ~ -
BcluOtnR the west aide ~ Second street ct ine
in the mi6iIs Il Block Tn (1OD. ssd russtsO vet
through th- middle u said Mock, snd lAfvsxh TN
middle u 6lrk ~ and -, end across tw~nty fese
so hr as SAID kwn wss vacated, thenos est - far
- said town Vas vscsts1; thrnes sss1A sjGag ~
west sdr u SroDl STREET % ~ pacs u beatnans.
Also the lilovng hts - lard sitastf1 - ~ saaA
tova = pasthuvss, (sow ~ cleess1 = m: g1ts .,
:, !. z saAs !. Aoea ?. -. 49, - y: .
A. 49,. :. sSiSs sass.ssi - = ~: ~
noe = 49, whlee - @a1s p9yaAos t1e y.sss ~
- Det691 = - q - SG0si1.
-: $780,: 80. eh.Meg 80 - Z ~
80 = s:s'Ss; - -: :: :s:r 49,: !:
- . . - = ~ Asss. ll9s1 - 9:
Qlape osGe -, r ~ ~ = 6o11oVu1Av = ~
sssssssss = - ~. = . 80 scssssss ~
16Gesse 1t11ss eweasA - eoIsssot1 1oDoQ1 hsess
Mensse eeeSee = - = ac0 y eoebsy
Y s.::ss - -. I. - - 80 esaaI.sss
Ss.s;s: ss,.ss.ss :: - 2ss ~ s -
jys91tssvD1 S1i)sooso61S1sssA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19

TIE GERMANs ov INDIANA ALI RIGHT.
The German u. mocr.ts EEL ilv ted .
meeting al Fort Wayne. full aid graphic
account VI which we find IN tue Jeff-r soni /.
an. The very large Attendance, ard the
enthusiastic Z cling IN infested for tn. NOM
inees of the Cincinnati C,n,e ii n. show
that the German Democrats of this State
are sound 10 the cor. The eiEprts Of the
Abolition Know NO hin.s, TO se.ince them
from Their OH parties and associations have
proved vain ID frn'tless. iiumbugyery 10
game thai canno, be aged with any sue
cess upon ciass as intelligent as are
the Germans of lnd!an..-[ indiana S ate
s. ntlnel.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19
I uiOED SPDCIAL NOTICES.

u0oogenoe - reWsDes-Ds. CAeesaoa's
poos.-Jhs ob'na,sms Of ing re'rnts in 'hesc Pin.
seshs rsswt II long and extensive practice. The,
osu nIaa In turss sVprattss sud atm In crTstinr
@ lesugulasisc., painful mems, raaia removing oil
GAGvuclkms, ~h fhcr fran cs,d ~ o'hcr~ise, head
ssae Pain in tAssidc paipsta,im ~ the h"ar disturb
u s.vsp, which arise fr,m interruption u nature
ny can he successfully preventive. III ~
o1ls slsyu,d never be taken In pregnancy, IS they
vsuti ssr. :. cause . miscsrriaer warrsntsd pure
y vegetable, ard FREE from anything injurious I" is
o. Ne .ith Exp,ca dir,rths, ~i,rh sho.'i '-. rad
accompany zach, ir,x. Price o. PR Sal by the
prusyi.t. IN Davenport, and H,mes a CiiPcnger,
R4sA island INT by mail b, inci'iug ~ to D' Cot
wsl,vs L. Cbs~-man, y, is2 Broadway, Nc" York.
UcaU-iswim)
n~l,e,.. Magical Pats Exsssciss.--Thrre
psver has been a discovery made ~ "a''fiA "'''''
whereby pain can Ice So auiekiy aii'yei' ana ~"ere
sarts m high ~ niima'r,n car b. :" rapidly
sv,urcd t their natural state nor where w"nhs s'd
s,.rs can b. ~ Thoroughly aud rapid. AID, and
s-c.v,s parts rrsior Il without eh scar or defect
than with DAILEY.s MAGICAL PAIN EXT RAG
TUR.
In Gut. wounds, SpFAns AMI BFuises-csnsalties
"a vb,h children are constantly subject -the ac,Lh
Of IN" gnuttir utl.ttv TAIN LNinsS' soN, ~
ever IN" same! How much PAIN and Suffering may
tthu. be prrv.nteii Moreover, ILfc t-"ifrf" u
ten di.p.rricni uI,n having at hand III" ts"iniu"
DALEY EXTRACTOR aWl trr particulars II ~hi,b
respectfully rrfrr I" print d psmi'hets l. III
ruth nj which hold mys'lf rrsr'isibie
Nocase Of Burns ami Scald u" matter how severe"
-. ever vet Ia any one instance, r'sisi"d the ALL
owerSn -sui~iuins and h"aIing 1us!ilcs ~ The
OAiJvy's PsIN EXTRACTOR.
NoPa,n 1traetor Is genuine unless III" COX mss
surm II ~ P'ltr Engraved Label with the sigma
snre..fc y. CIdcKENER n CO, proprictofs- and
urNnY DAILY, Manufacturer. Pieces CT hts PER
~ Al, ord RS .houid f~ addressed To G. v Click
ruer A Co 81 barclay street, NV York.
SOL, by al, Druggist. atd Msiicin' dealers through
nj the United States. da"i"
0aerhrlov's Hair Uyc.-Tws MY y"afs e.pst!m n
md ,ppi,ca,ru u-tifs the proprietor in warranfinf
Ghi. III. b Ut Hair bye IA 'sistnce u 'ies "'"N
mr. brown instantly without last injury !" mar
sy akin M,de and Sold or applet I'm hhN pilV"'e
,xm-, al HArcHEi.oK Wig f'c'"ry 23a hf""'-
80 New Y,rk ~ you 81 WIN - "a''h l.
49,. a. t,.r, Is n worh"ss mutation The < nuhc Is
.,.,J in Davenport by Al tbs Druggists.
1un, 3o-ti Nv m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19

New Day Coops IlousE.-Messrs.
Strouss l. Oberndaefer will soon open al
WHISPERS Old stand, next door 10 the Post
Office, large and complete stock Of Dry
Goods, which they will offer to the publ c
at very reasonable rates. Ry long expert
ence in trade, and by purchasing their goods
at first hands, they will be able to meet the
wants and means Of their customers. We
cordially recommend them to city and coun-
t,y dealers who wish TO purchase at whole
sale. as their facilities for doing iobbing
business is ample in every particular Call
and try them.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19

oar Mere han s-.- ~ hns they cay NJ
sAcss la the InacriOr ~ lAc state.
"HAapwARE AGAIN-H. X. CHlLp.-
Who e>sle AID Retail dealer in Lilies
b rglar and Fire Poof Safes, Agric' l'ural
Impls meats, Carpenters ahd Cooper's
tools, &c, This e,tabli shmeht is second t.
none in the City. An active sale Of goods
| VS. kept up while we were there. lie
keeps the real patent-breech loading, and
.elf-priming "Brecher's Bible" A short
examination Of this arm, viii convince any
one OF iis superior wortI, over that Of the
old fashioned rifle, which will soon 20 out
Of use. We are Informed by his buyers,
that he always gives saiisfae ton in his
sales."-l Maquckcta Sentinel.
Yes brother SwicARr, you have said
nothing Of Mr. II K CmlLD that is not true,
10 the letter, and well deserved. The es-
adjustment II II r Child is large and CON-
plete, and the quantities Of goods which he
is daily sending into the country, tell the
story, and prove the facts, that he sells
good articles; and at prices ami on terms as
favorable as any House in the Western
Country. His wholesale business is i'm
mense, and On . continual Increase. Mr..
Child hold hiu self ready at I'll times, to
duplicate Bills, al Saint Louis Or Chicago
prices. TIE "proof of the Pudding is
&C." So give him call and be salts
fed
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19
Worthy of COMPILING mt.


McssRs EplroRs As travellers are ac-
customed to do. ! have been 'takins notes"
in your city; and one thing peculiarly struck
my mind, as / have not seen the like else
where in the West. 1t is the fine taste and
finish displayed in Mr.. Cooks paIatial
mansion on Fourth street !; but tho principal
obict Of this reference is the stucco mould
ings BY your fellow citizen, Peter Moran
the splendid marble mantles being the east
crn work.
Mr.. Moran's mouldings are in no way
Inferior 20 the celebrated papier mache or
naments manufactured by heavy Stock
company in Boston indeed, like their ap-
rearance better. And do think that this
mansion will be quite as fine and tasteful
inside, when flushed, IS the White House
at Washington, which 1 visited last sum-
mer. The rosette OF grapes and flowers in
each front room up stairs are particularly
delicate, perfect and beautiful. The gas
wreaths in the saloon are very fine: and the
vine roll and cornice screen all around the
room, struck me a. particularly ereditable
10 the workman. And the moulded brack-
e:. in the east parlor are also worthy Of no
| tice for their delicacy and taste of finish.
In fact, the entire building is an item Of
which your promising young city may well
be proud, as d. not believe there is
anything to surrass it even in Chicago OF
81. Louie.
Yours. for tast. full progress,
| TRAVELLER.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19

SIX HorRs SAvKp.-Iby taking the
New York and Erie Rail Road, Passengers
going East can save six hours, Which 10 an
item Of no small importance to bust, ess
men. As medium Of safe and expedi.
tious transit the N Y and Erie Rail Road
has no equal In any eastern route. As this
is the season in which merchants and other
business men are focking TO the eastern
market, we would have them fully Impress
e. with the fact IN; I six hours saved by ia
king this Road may be Of great advaa'ag.
to them. Merchants, drovers. and reduce
dealers can make arrangement. with A. II.
Peters, agent al Chicago, or B. +. Smith,
Cleveland, Ohio. See advertisement.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19

From the representations of the Mrs-
ca'ine journal, we ascertain tina: that city
is becoming infested with a regular gang Of
thieves. II SAYS that scarcely a hight
passes without a humber Of attempts at
theft Sorry TO hear it. Muscatine has
natural drawbacks enou, n to contend with,
leaving such matters ouf Of the catalogue.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19

NGANuYACTUREDt y the Chicago Bag M,nn'"cto
NJ nv U,n.,oiph ,tre-t corner II Cistk, Chr'e".
ss1UR wJcKwRE ,r. conS MEAL HIM FAR
MEKS, OSNAht in' AND So nLh'"'
GRAIN SACKS
Hurni-h ppa the -h.ft"rt t"'re A"' wv
,cvvc.t ma k,t taec- The ivh~ i"r b' a'i""e "t'
new original, and mol la b~ snias-'" ~ M '"
try 1. 1897
ivOtf Post uiir -"Sii'ss wv ''''
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19

FmEE rNCm.-Nixon's free lunch"
was well attended yesterday, no'withs'and-
ing the muddy condition Of the Streets
Tie City Belle is becoming an object Of
great attraction 10 the young gentlemen Of
this city. All who patron re this establish
mcnt will be sure TO find good cheer
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19
;--o~.su..rIxc., NEW Music hook

.vvI< III: A C,itc.hn ~ 'lni ami "yh'" '""'.'
1iutr,iis Anthems, Mt IT., Ch"fm"fi ~,
- ), ,,..,s. 81 t,ln.s.s y tvatctt.cl san" worship
~irr A .c,,.hu. Nv TIL ma lI,s'i"tt' W. PIX
Price pcr a IN -, int rrPi's III H'''
ar rsa,sr,a,i,n {, ANY rdir'ts On re ~ 81 -
u,~. ,-w and choice tuHcs n'v"r "'". W."
,s,s.s ".., Az ,h work. aud it is ackaowl'd4 u 10
~. tn b n r Il stsob Il music ever pf'f'''" ~ 80
einiW~N, Auth r. , :. p.r i,,
N,..-Thc Sabbath H. by q 2" u ROOT 'e' WV"
a: single copies % 1~ co
AuyRif ~ WV" I" -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19

IIorEL.-A meeting Of the citizens
Of Davenport was called 10 meet last n ghf,
Al Blrr's Commercial College, for the pur-
pose Of de,ising why's and means for the
erecting Of first Glass Hotel. As 10 the
numbcr present, or the result Of the meet
ing We have no. yet learned. The project is
good one, aid We hope to see it carried in
10 operation.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19
ANOTHER SIGN.

The following is the result OF . vote IA
ken on the Steamer Ben. Campbell, on her
trip up last week. II shows how matters
are working:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19
Exchange o. Germany.

TNHE undessigned are nov prepare 70 dsav direct
j on the following cities, In sums 70 suit p0scAaews.
Berlin In Prussia,
Cologne In
Leipzig In Daxonys
Casse,
09emen,
Hamburg,
frankfort, O. ~,
and solicit the custom Of al those having business
with those cities.
CMUBB, BRO, BARROW CO., BAsxsas,
T AND WARRANTS aos sale b.
IL CuUDD, Bro, BARROW co.
bAHEsas lain q.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19

MANUFACTURING AND WHOLESALE
ConvEcxcHAaY EsrABLisHMENr.-D. S.
Brooks is largely engaged in the manufac-
tu.e Of Confectionery Of every variety and
style, and is prepared 10 Gil orders, large or
small, with articles Of his own make, Of
superior quality, ard At prices below those
of Saint Louis or Chicago. We dropped
in 10 his manufacturing department, on Sat.
urday last, and found business moving on
like clock,work, and saw great variety OF
beautiful looking candies, all Of which
were "good enough n eat" Bsosks xas
just putting up half ION Of Caadiss for =
seller in one Of the interior Towns. W.
are satisfied i will be to the advantage ol
al retail dealers in the city, - well asfro .
The Cities and Towns inland, to give Mr.
pseeks call before purchasing,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19
STATE DEMOCRAT.
LOCAL. ITEMS.
TMR STATE DgMOC2AT.

SPECIAL NOTICE 10 BUSINESS MEN.
A. an advertising paper the State De~oevsf u urt
s.r.s,y REGARDED ~ the established nseuws VI buzz.
Is. cosnicssion between the buyer AMI setter; It's
ses-ly Increasing circulation, br,th st hem" an
.nrsAd, on-rs favorable opportunity for judciou
.e,uinstion u mercantile intelligence. II Is also
suvortse family josrnai hence Retail Dealers. vel
% more extensive trsds-p-opie Mechanics and Cii-
tens viii md its columns essential TO . prosperous
susincss. "a WORD TO rHx WISE"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19

HAVING received large lrupply Of Legs We are
i now running our MIL day aud night, and are
prepared 70 receive orders for al kinds Of Bui,Ins
aud Framing Lumber, Laths, Shingles aud Heuciue
All orders vi which Davenport fricnds NAV r.
vor will BE- executed with punctu xlity aud dispatch
MEAD, SMITH Z MARSH,
Rock Island. Nay %. ~ AtO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19

.TDORNxG MACHINES. Rnch Plains, spar
DJsck-on's u ash Pannel and Rip SAWS Vas. S,e
Anger ana Anger 0,,t. and Braces Bench, HAND
shinelc Sns t.a,h Haichets-bcst quality.
Stecl SaGares.
Baitous> D-aw Knives.
HoAkcs.
sSvev Drivers
YV,sc. AMI Thumb Cages;
Try Squares. b veas;
Saw, Sits,
Wc,h and vvoN
nE.VCH SCREWS.
jv73dly LlVlNGeTCN = u" "'"''
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19
Hams! Hams !!

A Choice lot of Sugar Cured Hams, Jns' r'''N
N and Ter 'alc, =, eco
lang,Ad,fl N. pA''"''''' -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19
Valuable Property For Sale.

4 HOUSE AND LOT on Gaines street, between 81
IA and 7th. The house IL . two story frame, wit
S rooms Collar, Will, cistern, stable, Actor sal
ON reaso.abi. terms.
Also lots on Main street between sth and 9Th.
Also 80 arres of 4 class Prairie LAID, ~ mikes
from Dav npost, near waIaut Grove. Army 70
SMALLpIELD h(Il.n.
jyil6tf ~ =. -. 0usoe1l's MN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19

kn BARREIS GREEN APPPLIS at - q per
0Obbl. Just received and for sale BY
WsC. COfkS.
n AZ ~ edy Stges oeas tTgut.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19
Collector.

TOIIN A. GUT will attend to the cnllecton of d~bvs
Il take subscriptions for Newspapers. and do Gen.
eral Az n y business. Odice No. 10 Orr's Building.
Refer ~ Burrows 4 Prettymsn Couk : Dillon
lol61l
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19

4 delicious article Of Pears is now
beng sold at the City Belle Saloon.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19

nrS-Iinsesd, Lard and fanners OIL. Oakssa
u PiicA, Plaster Paris, Crnsat, Malt, CLASS, y
"s1sss9 H,PAhsss1A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19

CTGRLlN0 Bus fos q and upward. yos eale By
y CnuuD, Dao, AAeDOw and Co., BANKERS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19

NEW YORK INSURANCE CO.,
CAsIrAL, 81 400 ono.
Plsuny nnossAB, Act'y. 1osann vaAuRlM, PpesA
AL9x. y. Ac0RGGOR, Agent,
esb81 DsvGspegs, IsWa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19
For Safe (,AeNp.

annA 0OOKS eyIoan, for small resuwesa-
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-12-10
2 IL. R-RADWAY,S READY

RELIEF, for all purposes where the body is seized
with pain-whcther it be of a simple character, or
the most tortUring paroXysm whether it be.rooth-
ach or Cholera whether Headache or Spasms and
Cramps whether aches or pains in the bones or
Joints, shoulders or back. or the more terrible
spasms of Neuralgia whether in the bowels or
Joints, head, back or stomach, Eadway's Ready
Relief will in a few minutes restore the most ter
riblv. afiicted to ease and comfort.
A LADY CURED OF PALSY-RHEUMATISM.
January 3, 1856.
MEssRs. RApwAy & Col tried your Ready Re-
lief. and had my joints rubbed with it, and l never
felt pain after the first ten minutes | was rubbed
with it up to the present time. Sirs, do net know
what to compare ii to but a charm for it is a mys-
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-12-10
From the Maysyille (Ky) Eagle, Nov. 27-l
Lynch Law in Ohio.

HORRIBLE OUTRAGE-RAFE AND
HANGING.-One of the most horrible
outrages of the kind was committed in
the town of Manchester, Adams coun-
ty, Ohio; about twelve miles above this
city, on Sunday morning last, at 2
o'clock. A free negro, named Bill, eff
fected his entrance into the house of a
Mr.. Morris, (who was at the time absent
in Cincinnati by liftir g out the sash of
a back room window. He CROPPED his
way in the dark to the next room, where
Mrs. Morris was asleep, and reached
her bedside before she awoke. She in
quired if the intruder was her husband;
but upon the negro's replying Eyes"
she screamed and sprang out of the bed.
Bill caught at her throat, and, miss
ing it, his thumb entered her mouth,
which he clutched so violently as to
fracture her jawbone. He then choked
her until she was insensible; and, after
effecting his hellish purpose of ravishing
her, escaped from the house, went home
and to bed with his own colored wife.
His wife inquiring why he painted so re-
markably, he tried to divert her atten-
ton by saying that he had ran all the
way from the river, where he had been
hard at work pumping out a fatboat.
Mrs. Morris screams having alarmed
the ne;ghbors, they rushed in quick
succession, and learned of the outrage
by the appearance of things, for Mrs.
Ms tongue and throat were so swollen
and she was so far exhausted that she
could not speak until she received med
ical assistance. She then gave those
present to understand that she did not
know who the villain was; but that in
the struggle she scratched his face in
such a name as to certainly identify
him. GRID
The circumstances pointed out the
negro, and the fact hat he had twice be-
fore committed or attempted rape, once
in Ironton and afterward in Rockville,
Ohio, determined the exasperated crowd
to go Immediately to his house. They
found him in bed, with his face badly
scratched and bleeding, just as describ-
ed by his victim. They took him forth
with, before day, to Manchester Island,
nm island in the Ohio river, just above
the town, where they hung him up to a
tree, but the rope breaking, he fell and
He then acknowledged the