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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
COSMOPOLITAN
ART ASSOCI a I / o N

A Il i q . " u i II i - " ~
Second Year.
A th new and popular Institution for the disusioI OF
Literature AMI Art have been made on the most
Among the works already engaged is the far-faH,sd
"GENOA CfRUCfFIA,"
which originally co It Ten Thousand Dollars
have been o1erlooEed omisson hesn issued 70
many the most AmsEesn Artists, who n .
executed by the
''f' hiAA GE0RGE w WASHINGTON,
B E; Es tsiIS & F * sisRsis
DANIEL Nj ln' " EGBsTER,
The Statesman.
.reca foreiqn works Az bote in Bronze
snd Marble. statuary and Choice PaintinGs
and ss@ag g the
OF the A''0'iaTP S she Of isf %EMBERsHrP
The Of three dollars any one
lowing MAGAZINES for and also ticke5in the distr
The Literature issued to subscribers consists Of the foow
ing Monthly MAGAZINES HarPefs Putnans
Blackwoods Grahams. GOdeys Laey's Book and House
Lisss Living Age Cwsekly). year. and tickets
Persons taknghve memberships entitled TO hre
Magazines and SIX TICKETS In the dlstrl
The the sale of ps
devoted purchase of Works of Art for the ensuing
y'AR The Advantages Secured
by becoming member Of this Association are
TON AT STAFF shape of sterling Magazine Liter
ature. =
Each nributing towsrds purchasing choice
orks Of Art BE- rit ted aUouG themselves
and are At the encouraging the Artists Of the
trv disburnx of dollar through its
Persons FUNDS for membership viii please
their stating the month
they whhe Magazine and have the letter
registered oss the receipt Of
together with the Magazine
desired will be forwards I'd to part Of the country
Magazines at book stores will observe
that by Joining tn Association. THEY EEoE1E THE MAG
ZINE TICKET IN Ii ASNU Al DISTRIBUTION all at
the price they pay for the MAGAZINE alone.
Beautifully Catalogues giving full descriptions
application
| For membership. address +.
At either Of the principal Offices
"Knick erbockpr gsziEe onfce, 3iS Broadway. New
YORK or western Once. Saudusky. o.
| Subscriptions received by e. G.. EAFtNHARf
| noyS-wtf Honorary Secretary for Evansville. Ind
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VIM REILLY,
EHTHOF.ES ALE AND RETAIL. GROCER AND

V
would eetfully public
and vicinity that having Purchased
ofthe Senior partner IN the late hrf W Reilly he in
the Grocery Produce
embraces this opportunity returning
andintends spare effort continu
ance of the same. ie20-1y WILLIAM REILLY.
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CARPETS! CARPETS!

CARPETS CARPEESI
WE'VE have on hand of Carpets allsyles from
W so 81 IS yri All desiring good
at ov rate their advantage call at
oetI2 JOHNSON Il FRENCH'S.
"A GEycY OF THE BOSTON VULCANIsED IN-
"a DfA RU BEER BETTING AND GUM PACKING.-A
fall supply just received by -.o.-- ,,,orrr,s
BABOOOh
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FTO,S
UNU FSDU Arn CAIN CIT ANREE


LOCUST Y BE A 4AR fAt N6
sfaS and mn ibGsses always for Hire
ties and funerals am prepared
horses and keep themin,the best AZ
during the day and will be hotels for the
at the staSia e.
WHOLESALE'DFsY GOODS.
raSG sora ks shf Rs
bs1Oundn the Western Market which we offer 60 all cash
have been selected with great care m qualify ana
house of the mountani Our stock consists in part Of
o~U and bsaehed muslins oassimeres sstines
prints neys Innings SILKS satins surges vslvets vesngs
ribbons umbrellas seamless bags shawls atcheS
Together With large Of Notions of all kinds
from Yankee clock cambria needle Also alarge
WELL MADE CLOTHING,
fSed GiTs Us call Ssose
change nothing for showing goods ard as the cheap
Mainssrest ID door a eve Stat; Bank
Rose CLARK,
FANNY FERNS LAST BOOK
a F dsPsa fFp per hahsfT
fasnida.s 81 ssss sss.. Batting
LOWS Main street. three doors below sseoad.
HIRE CRACK ERs!-Recsivsd IT'S boxes direct from
Hov IS" iO'A' @-1 ~ 'A l. I'D. HEIMANN.
:, BEN FRANKLIN TOOL CHEST.
EpEAC TIFUL and useful things for Boys comprising
ED complets of Carpenters Tools Planes ehsels
astehes hammers. saws drawing knives msnets. avis
odts BABCook BR0s.
LOCK MANUFACTORY.
EF HUTCHINSON is prepared to manufacture Bank,
Il Jail and Safe Locks also R. pairing Shop Main
street. between Second and Third. [oct3l-3m
STORAGE WANTED.
AN are prepared store in Fire Warehouse
Wv quantity of Grain, Produce Merchandise,
tho mo LIBERAL te=ms.
Havngiargs and airy stairs particular will
taken OF Household Furniture Agricultural Implements
and all kinds of goods to damage from damp
rust.
affected atthe 10 west Ere rroofrase by
Logger when desired
Warehouse located on W. Snd E.
Jana and convenient for Shipping BY River Rail-
road Apnivtn nov1 GEO. FOSTER 4 co
NOTIONS! NOTIONs!i
ENL0W Err thermo travelling panions
n best London sealing eight and ten key'd French
accordeons, fine French harps dolls, marbles; toys.
aies combs Superior needles pins tooth
beads domnoes chess mon razor saps toilet
jumping and battle DOORS together with
variety of notions for sale by A. @. PUSHEE.
APPS under Odd Fellows Hall, Firstst.
NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL.
IMNHE of this House have removed from their
z old stand Main their Hotel finish
opposite House where they
aceOmoda their old customers and all others
fit call them in much superior style than
fthe same, which shall all endeavors
it, Our fare will be the best the market affords and
charges moderate
Good Ssabll and Wagon Yard kept n5rrodtry
= L
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CLOTHING, &C.
THE ALLIES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!

THE ALLIES SURRENDER ED!.!
SINCE MESSRS ALTERING Drummer HAVE
- leased the OLD Corner Stand Water street under the
Journal Once and filled overlooking with the largest IS
orment latesttyles Fall and Winter Clothing Fur
nfshing Goods sell them astonIshingy low the
ALLIES AVE BENZ COMPELLED ToSURRESDER-
THEIR EW STOCK
consists in Men ana Boys readymade Clothing
Hats Caps and Trunks tosehe with the most
Gentle Dress Goods and Tors Furnishing Goods
ever brought this city Theig for and
notwithstanding superior ether house in the city,
at all to iii ali orders with best
ofgoods and At the best city
nE elsewhere decIs-tf
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Notice of Sale.

NOTICE hereby given that will sell a. public auction
January next thel re residences
Of Arthur late of Vanderburgh county deeeas
all the personal property taken by the dowl con
hogs sheep. oats hav wagon
farming utensils credit of thu months will he given
ON ali sums ovsrt dollars the purchaser giving his note
with approveissM sT waving valuation and apnraisn Sut
laws. CuAhLES MeJoh =. ~.
iArg Administrator
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-12

LEO bbls Of brand and superior article
IA just reeeivrd and for sale by
decl9-dtf PRESTON BkOS'
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LAW pARTNEvTxuTp

/ GAS. G. JONES and JAS E. BLYTHE Attorn seSsi Law
s Evansville Indiana have associated themselves parts
ney IN the practice Of the Law aAd viii eontinu pEcef
tls md the adjoining counties, in the
District Court Sey design turninE
uary to land law. In short time they will prepared
give in afew minutes abstract of the title
let in Evansville its euargemsnts in Lamaseo
gether with their opinion as to the title fds
sired iv15-dkwH
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NYOTICE hereby given undersigned has been
IN pointed AdminstrAor Of tie estate Of Arthur Ne,
Johnston. OF Vauderhnrxh county deceased Seid
Estate Is supposed TO be solvent - ,.-.
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Old ESTABLISHED FOUNDRY.
KRATX a. HEILMAN,


THSE Propre.ors City Foundry hive recently eree-
ted large hreproof building the site Of ne place.
and fully prepared to do all kinds Of na
fnishing work and everything appeainng to the Founay
Business Machinery Of all KINDS mnde and repaireo:
facility of the best machinery ana anu
give all work trusted undivided attention
We manufacturing STEAM ENGINES % any power
promptly I'll orders Tor ms kud OF
machinery work and safIsned with
prices The Foundry Finishing shops. &C.. are on Fins
street Main street. Just above sseon0
where orders will be received zr,rz = uruu.v
ianzS-tf AHAiI a '"i'N -
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VHNH ANK SEWING DINNER FOR ALf..-75 fine fat
novs COOKS Family g ocery.
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EpECEEvFD FER steamer F aLSreny-
4 . 100 bags Pen. Buekwheat FLOR, rs lbs eaeh
20 Blue Tnbs. 3 in nest; i4
10 do do do s in
so do blue and green blue and rss 9zd Buckets
for sale by l. & D. HEIMANN
deelS-dtf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAL

ADMIN FNT'Hk 4 IUFk7N 81 II.
NOTICE hereby given that will sell as Public Auction
ly Tuesday the 18th day Of January 1855 at the late
Daniel f. Goldsmith decd in Centre Town
ship vanderburEh county all his personal property
sisting Horses gs Cattle. Sheep Hay. Oats Wheat
Corn and Potatoes Farming Utensils and Household Furni
ture. etc.
credit Of twelve months will be given all sums over
three doers the purchaser giving with approved
ry drawing interest and waving valuation aud
ment laws. DANIEL ". GOLDSMITH.
dec22-4ws Administrator. viii annexed
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BOOTs. SHOEs, &C.. FOR THE
SAnnH vs.
NEW WHNTEas aiOOI

WWT beg to the pnbic OF BvansFile
wv Ladies' particularly that the ed has
Just received large sock Of Winter Goods consisting OF
Mohar Head dresses and braorlets
also Velvet silk and Bpnnes Kid SIX and Isle-
thre.d Gloves Collars Undersleeves and Sehtmiset
81 All wishes to d2pose otat the low
r. r. BARKER First street
daalz-dtf hstw. Main and Locust. next door 70 r o.
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GxINGHAM-2 eases COaestoss Bingham received this
novzs JAMES Low CO.
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DISS IlLUFION..

VwNHE 90 heretofore existing between the IN
dersigned. under the firm of v. X. Heniricks Co.,
'A ~' ". f. HENDRICKS.
d.e15-tf COS. II. HENDRICKS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-12

GtOFFEE--i5o bags Pa B. w. Flour at tho landing
" which we sell At reduced prices ,,-,,,,~1,
nev29 l. y U. hhlMANN'
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n 81 x BUSH Corn Steal; -
N .R 80 200 lbs choice Table Butter; e-
50 lbs zante Currants. just reed Il
dec12d COOKS Family Groesry.
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ian Il 1856 IL.
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TWNHE undersigned this day formed corartn
under the firm Hendricks McRea. and will oontinu
tbs Root and Shoe business st the ofV K Hen
bricks & Go. v X. HENDklOhS,
deoI2-tf W. A. MoREA.
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PAVILION HOTEL.

mn HAVE associated with in business Mr. ohsrle =
Leonard From this date shall conduct tie .PaVil-
ion'' toxsther. g. H. DREW,
Evansville. Dee. I. 1855. ldecs-u
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DEAn SHOT.
THT FEVER KIII,EDi

SAFE and certain for Fever of every grade es-
" pecially for FEVER AND AGUE.
For saie At J. R. MoNRoE'S Family Grocery,
Corner of OAK I'd SITS.
ALSO Lnseed and Lard Oil No. l. low for cash CRAP
s'S~~'N' - artI0
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-12

HNL0W Err thefno travelling companions
II best London sealing eight and ten keyd Fren ch
accordeons fine French harps. dolls marblss
sets combs Superior needles pins. tooth
picks rings, ellis. steel pens, tooth Brushes,
beads domnoe chess Emerson razor toilet
jumping and battle DOORS together with
variety of notions for sale by A. @. PUSHEE.
APPS under Odd Fellows Hall, Firstst.
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n TEA m BOA AND VI ACHIN Il IL
RIA CKSHITHIVG.
VIEW NTORE AND NEW GOODS!

,
VTT beg the public of Evansville and
w ladies particularly that have now open TOR IN
entire stock Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
Our of fancy drss goods has rival IN point
also embroideries and mnntaN
only appreciated by inspection Gail az the
Main recently occupied by L. W. heooera
where will always be ready to cell yon great
epl7H ROSER BRO fREA.
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NOTICE.

& END YOUR . AIRS be hlled with good LEAF LARD
dseSt ~ NA~' - THos. HEADEN.
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MARRLE WORKS REMOVED

HORsE POWERS AND IFIRE :LJu.t T. =
ceived Two horse Powers and Threshers; also
ths Pennsylvania 4horse Powers and Threhsrs;
whsb ped saving Osrd 600 or oI
Shop all of Whichw selling at man
NJ &c nevis GRANT Il CARSON.
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HAVE VOU A Dap APED HkAD1

GO 60 VAU T1Ek 5;!s. =,
Psris Ingenious that wlal ta1e
your head Ia less than time and with which they VI
make you Hat that will easy old Shoe Mai
street, between First and Second. teolo
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THE BODIAHI COAL COMPANY

RE filing their Orders from the Mines until navigation
N on the All Orders left
will be the day Orders from Stations
i'll be filled delivered dstin alton
Depot ii may be required.
ianI6tf J. ". BARNARD. Sec'y.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-23

Ritcher says; No man can either
live piously or die righteossly without
a wife,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-23
Michal Dundie, ESQ.
Foreigners mot Sproscribet.

All intelligent men of foreign birth
who correctly understands the princi-
Piles of the American party, arc among
its most active supporters. They see
no prescription of foreigners in it, but
simply a protection of ourselves. A.
mong others who have spoken in our
behalf, was Mr.. CD O'Sullivan, now
of Frankfort, Kentucky. At meet
ing held at that place, he thus rebukes
all foreign born men for opposing the
American party:
"In Ireland" he said che had strug-
gled for the right of Irismen to govern
their own country. 1t was for this
that O'Bricn and Mitchell and all O.
thcr Irish patriots had contendcd; and
he should feel himself an migrate and a
hypocritc if he should deny in America
what he had struggled for in 1rcland---
the right of the native sons of every
country to rule their own land. Ire.
land for the Irish had been the motto
Of all The Irish patriots at home--sA.
merica for Americans ought to be
their motto here"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-23
Steamboat Gambling-A Good Law.

Travelling up and down the Alabama
river within the last month, we were i'm
pressed with tho absence of card and
dice playing, aud their usual concomi.
tants drunkenness, swearing, rowdyism
and blackguardism, On the Magnolia
going up, and the King coming down
the river, there was qrletness and do.
cency in men aud things. What can
the cause be. we onquired!
The new law has done it," said the
clever clerk of the King. at works
like magic" In this verdict other
knowing ones joined.
We had not heard Of The law before.
II was passed by the Last Legislature.
We wish the name of its author we're III
our possession, for il deserves to be hon
orcd.
Every Captain Of steamboats, on
which gambling is permitted, is fined
live hundred dollars for each offence,
half of this amount going to the ihform
er Tho Grand Jury Of any county in
the State can find true bill, and in any
county tho fine may be collected -
There is no dodging .jurisdictiou-no
shifting responsibility. River naviga.
tiN has been cleared at stroke of
thes6 moral snags aud sandbars.
Many youth returning homo with
the price of his fathers or widowed
mother'Scotton has been heeced by gam
blers on steamboats,. Plying with drink
and stratagem these light fingered gen.
try have got considerable pickings from
older persons. They followed a steam.
boat as sharks do ship. If cheating
at the table did not succeed, more vio,
lent forms Of robbery, as trunk breaking
wore resorted to. But now their occ u.
patton is gone, and they have disappear
ed with it, The tsaveIliug community
has imProvedin manners aud morals ac.
cordingly.
Soon after the passage of the law, the
Captain Of an Alabama boat was ap-
preached for permission to have game.
"Gent.eman you can have it by depos-
iting with me five hundred dolars-not
without" ..... ... ..
A good law. Pass it round.--N O.
Chronicle.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-23

Agricultural Ode.

ny wn. C. BRYANT.
Far back in ages,
The plough with wreaths was crowned,
The hands Of kings and sages
Entwincd the chaplet round;
Till men Of spoil
Disdaincd the toll -.'. .'.
BY which tho world was nouii,hed,
Aud blood and pilagc wele the soil
In which their laures flourshed.
Now the world her fault despairs--
The guilt that stains her story
And weeps her rimes amid the care
That formed her earliest glory.
The throne shall crumble,
The diadem shall wane, ..-.
The tribes Of earth shall humble
The pride Of those who reign,
And war shall lay
His pomp away
The fame that heroes cherish,
The glory earned in deadly fray,
Shall fade, decay and perish,
Honor waits DER ell the earth,
Through endless generations
The art that calls the harvest forth,
And feeds the eXpcctan, nations.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-23

lRGAN70WN NON0NGALLA COUNTY, VA SATURDAY, AUGUST @ 1855

tionalitics. /They form bands of mer.
cenary voters, regardless of the true
interests of the country or the people,
are ready to sell their suffrages to any
unprincipled dcmagogue or political
mountebank who will purchase their
services. Thus patriotism has been al
most excluded from our National and
State governments, and unscrupulous
political Adventures have become the
rulers of the people. The foreign or
gans and leaders insult and contcmn,
they openly calumniate and denoance
in terms of most offensive and unmeas-
ured abuse the title of native born
American, and insolcntly boast of their
power and determination to control
the dcstinics of our country.
How long will Americans stand list
lessly inactive and see the sceptrc Of
popular sovereignty thus wrestcd from
their hands, their offices Of honor and
trust dcflcd and abused by corrupt
and unprinciplcd political trickstcrs,
and the Constitution trampled upon,
the laws Knocked at and set at defiance,
and the stability of our institutions Sc
riously endangered by this foreign
league against the native born Of the
country? 1t is time for every true
American to look about him, to prepare
himself to struggle against this power
ful foreign organization, to unite, hand
and heart, with his own countrymen to
maintain our Constitution and our
Union, our free institutions, and our
Republican form of government from
the dangerous influences of this tide
of un-Amcricanizcd foreign adventu-
rers.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-23

4 IN ,t,l Il
wo,k like her and said he ynuId n;,.,
eighteen nence r,,h Er ,bo Gras,e ,,,1
scIip,ion of shirt mixing. Th;s was -,
great nay,,i,rt far An,;s,o ayo,;.;,o,
STITCHING. 80 yeo,s 400 il w,nI1 b,vo
brought her three shilings aud sixpcnco
u shit. But Annie is of tho present
not Of the past; and as she could com.
pIete shilt day, her fingers fyinp
switer than a wcayer's shuttle, she car
ned nire shillings a week. ..
Good wife" spid Mr. Iin,or. wo
are not so poor bur that 50, On, main.
rain our dnvvb,er until she's tvonIv
and bv that time at the r,csent ro,c -,
her earnings, she will have little for.
tune in the bank"
But this little for,une amased b,t
SLOWLY, for Annie scId,m had niro shiI.
linps at ,he,end of the we,k-,bc,e w,,e
other Jessie Wilson's who reop;red fn,L
and fire. Bad Aupie beeu - met she
would ussurcdlv have w,;,,,u mn, ybo
song bur n SONG of ,hs sb;,, e., opca
when she was Gncs,ion "a I'm tho arm
mouotopy of her work. "DulI del;ob,.
full" suid A,nio !, ,dv,cacv nrLor caI-
ling. "Wbv. with ,h;s rots I;nor snl
Gne thread INV stitches seein like s,r;nr.
ing little peaIls along the wristbands
and collarsl" What >, on,i.sonnnr,ho
shirt might no, Annie have wri,ten.
Apnie,s .;sh,eoo,h L;,,h- 40, ,.oa 90,
,a,i :, 's''oo"','. s".'l. 'i' I'll ,"ay "as co'-
stressesses of Mr.. Seanwe.rs establish.
mout, where she was now orcwoman.
besides beiDa che.,r,l kind boaund
i'tle creature beloved bv eyorv body
it was a complimcn, Mr., Seamwell said
deserved-her admirable sunerin,cn.
donco of the departmen, u!o,cd her hay.
ing increased his bosnesss ten fold.
Some fine af,or ,be,o ,oo dov,r
reiuicinq in tho firm of Seamwoi1 % e. ~
The f,tHor had tatan b;s smn ~ ~ ,or, n''
rer mi 10 snn, '," ,,'n -, 'n' 10 l"' l:r
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-23
stil, they Come.

The Bucbaniers Of Connecticut are
turning to Fillmore. The New Haven
journal says:~
cit was told US by person acquoin-
ted with the fact that no less than two
hundred Democrats who have hereto4
fore supported Buchanan, have sub.
sctibed to the new Fillmote paper to be
started in Hartford, and it was further
intimated that tho Democratic paper in
Waterbury was about to declare for
Fillmore.y
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-23

an hd@Igent lIother--Kendall, Of
the New Orleans Picayune, in a letter
from his sheep farm in Texas, tolls the
following story:
"The most indulgent mother have
heard Of lately, lives some two and and
a half hours drive from San Antonio,
on the left. 1t was long time befoI e
she would admit that her eldest little
boy richly meritod hagellalion, and
when she finally gave in that he was en-.
titled to a'course Of sprouts, she con
sented that he should be put Under the
influence of chloroform before the sap
lings were applied. Solomon with all
his wisdom was behind the present fist
age in administering to juvenile deln-
quents.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-23
Herbert ACguiitcd.

The Herbert case was concluded on
Friday last and given to the jury, who
alter retiring for three-quatters Of an
hour returned verdict of acquittal.--
Tho announcement was received with
much satisfaction by the friends Of tho
prisoner who Immediately surrounded
him and accompanied him to the Kirk
wood house.
Towards the close of the trial some
very sharp words passed between the
opposing counsel. a difficulty also
occurred between Mr.. RatclifIe, one of
the council, and ex.Mayor Lenox, a by.
stander, iu which the latter called the
former liar. A challenge is said to
have passed, and both parties we're sub.
sequentIy arrested to prevent duel.--
A despatch from Washington on Satur-
day says: "There Is much Indignation
and excitement among the Irish portion
OF tho population Of this city, at tho ac I.
quiital Of Herbert, who left Washington
early this morning. The two trials of
this case cos, the Government about 81, ;.
500.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-23

IN i'inorant preacher Of Virginia
being invited 10 hold forth in ono or
the back settlements, took for bis text
the words. "Though after my death,
skin.worms destroy my body yet in
my flesh shall SEQ God divided hia
text into three psrts, Thus: FsrSk; tho
skin.worms; Sccoadiy, what they done;
and 1Hrdig what tho msn saw after he
was cot up.'