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Ceredo crescent. [volume] (Ceredo, Va.) 1857-1861, 1857-10-24

CArsE or TnE wAH or Isi2-Tbe Gssser
in which pig caused the var Of 1872 sss -
follows: tuo citizens 81 Prosi4enee Rhode Is
IsIi, Losi. Of the rsaersl school e politics,
ekaEeci 20 lssrreI. They xere neisLtor,. ssd
one of ihen oEsed Iig ~hie!. Lid an inyete-
rate fI"i'eas.iy 8" IersEsa!s's .. the Esrsen ef
the other. The osssr of tie garden oonDlsis
Cd la, VI, noigitors pig siy vas insafkei-at 60
re.irsia tie iis. sEl ,Ls Seiyilor is.i-:si tbss
III -.=is, Gsaoe. -ers'sO in god ssp>ss.--
Ose morning - tie yiy .ss taxing Lis Usual
s.rsile. &C va ,srpSisei IL tie very st e root
is- sp sotae .slG=tle ts.toas TDOss. This vas
iLelsli ..fe.iier" aud tLe owner of tie gsrdes
is.isaily PCT the n: 70 ds=,h sitL pisehfost.
50 iie sCnins elos:ion the owner Of tie gsrJes
g. = .snsi;.i~ lor til l. sisis;gse. ssd his
sei-,is. vLo. bot for tie iasrr,I, ~osjj hs,s
vote! iof lin. voted ior tie bsso<rstie and
Gs;.. ~, s.s e!se:ei " . iasjorify 81 one.
=: TIE ,l.rii45 of . Cni,ei States Sesst~s .
D,-8,cfl; ga eboses ~ . issiofitJ & os~, ssd
zLcs lie lss.i.ga of ssr v.iL En. .,snd ~as be
fore ii -es.ie IL "a. .e,isnd BY = l.,jorisy of
one -Ni.,.oi,af l,SI-ias.
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AAfVhrANr MEETING IN NcEhEI'O, VA
SPEECH or nos. ELI rnAYEk
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feeling. io.ar,. tie great r.a;ar:;y sc tie ,.eo.
pc of CaSeii, whose hearts are ri,h 4. aaa
Sho-e interest. s:e i'.ent-es, -;ih orr orn. 4
eity Of asIIissat es:er:si,:ns p~n. 's'a'' '.ei
in either county, nili Lcaec: io'... rie a'..an-
t,Se. and resouree. o: i,o:i. Vii = dis,oTsr :
and nsde avail. he. Tie :iac L. s.-as e.
both to ie unier-;coi ani s;Trr,..:,i Tie
time has come for schools ari ha-rh->. .r!ile
mechanic arts. to lie I'ant.i Eefe,-sri ikey
rW IT, i'kr,fed hor~. LET - fheE ircs --y- she
most friesdIy reiaiiois With Mother ra''ri'. aud
not charge tie foilie- Il s:x 81 her s"n-. ~h"
got up The ipeendiaTr =nc'i:n- ~'i'a :"a jE''-r
Ircjudie:a! 20 tie in:ere-.s Of ce@edo. uirl six
thousand Who are innocent ani if'rn'ly
Let us nos reear iricsy e. tlie history 81 'he
entcrr-i.e which eon,em;i=te. ;,ie dereio,- ,=ent
.r a.. ,,,.,. ,r ~, y;,-;.-. -, g.,
aarsnee~enf of the state.
You remember thea ls-t sI:ius. ~,~is e az
nouroei or in.-n'ion IT ,--ror-.ir- che rs..e.
,.,x -. a ,h;,t 7 No. -. -. 5-,,,,.
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..lggt 9ailg Journal,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
az. X. S a II IA Il Y.
Corner of Main aad Wafer Streets.
TgRsls De sussCRiprloN:
{. ROMANCE ASp CRIME IN MEMPHIS. TENx.

ROMANCE AND CRIME IN MEMPHIS, Tenn
A short time since young man by the name
OF Tanner, in Memphis. Tenn, Of most blame
less life and manners, was assassnated in the
street, at night. II was not known that he
had an enemy in the world, and no motive oi
2 pluuder could have prompted the deed, as his
person was not robbed Of the most trifling pos
session. A deep dark mystery enshrouded
: the assassination, which is now about to be
lifted. to reveal new phase Of social shame,
and crime fatally mistaken in its aim. A clue
has been obtained which promises to develop
the fact that young Tanner was killed by mis-
take for another man-that other man, the
husband of wife, for whom the assassin had
conceived a passion; and the murder was to re-
move the husband from betceen HIM and the
object of his guilty love! a negro man was
the tool selected to commit the murder. lie
mistook the man; and poor Tanner fell, in.
o stead Of the doomed husband.
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''' Dr. KASE's Dod.-Thc Artic dog brought
home by DR.. Kane has strayed away off in
Allegheny. He has become the property o!
James Macarthur, timber dealer in Oranel.--
The recently intense cold weather. has kept
this large, black, shaggy animal in high
spirits. When they take him into tho forest
among the timbcr-h hewers, where he can do no
harm, and remove his muzzle, he cuts all
sorts Of pranks, seeking the deepest drifts,
and actually burying himself for delight you
can see the dry snow move. hut no senblancc
of q dog, till on sudden out he pops, giving
his bairy fleece tremendous shake and away
he runs for another drift. Mr. McArther
calls him "Es ki-mo- (Esquimaux.) not very
smooth name, but Characteristic. To look
"Esk" fair IN the face you see almost like
ness Of a black bear, though his eyes are rath-
er languid. Ills long, soft, shaggy covering is
nearly equal in bulk to his body. When LEFT
to run at large in the village, he wears a muz-
zle to prevent his destroying the pigs aud
Ns,carE Aav.
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AWKWARD CLOSE OF Az INTERvIEw-The
correspondent of the Louisville Journal gives
the following account OF ludicrous occur
renee at the White House:
1t is known that several weeks ago, while
Mr.. Buchananan was stopping at the National
Hotel. he contracted the disease, called, for
the want of better name, "the prevailing
epidemic,"a a kind Of diarrhoea, produced by
unwholssome food, or bad water. This az
fiction still troubles him. The other day q
crowd OF forty or more persons had gathered
at his Office door, in the White House, all
anxious to see the President only for q mo.
ment So he invited them all i'm at the same
time. But 1t was pTiUate interview most
desired, and not public one. Some little
confusion was thus occasioned. They all ap-
preached him at once, however, determined
not to let the opportunity slip for presenting
their claims for Office.
The president listeoed for few minutes
and suddenly he was seen to clap and press
both hands little below his stomach, bendin.
his body forward, meanwhile. 81 must 90
gentlemen" he said. "my condition admits O
no explanations" and forthwith he hastily re
treated in the direction OF the temple of Cloa
Gina. 1t may be readily supposed that tn,
q company were astonished at the abrupt ter
mination Of the conference; but they, alte
an interchange of opinion, attributed 1t to tn
prevailing epidemic.',.
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AN ORDINANCES

PaovDrSG FOR THE ELECTION TRUSTEES pErIS-
THEIR DUTIES AND PaoyIDiSG Foa THE CUSTODY ASD
MASAGEMESr THE TAX LEVIED ToR SCHOOL PURPOSES
~ THE EVANSVILLE:
Y3E it ordained by the Cornell OF the City
ND Granville that three Trustees SHAH BE elected
the Public schools OF Evansvilis
o. which .ns , s snsn 70 Serve
rsstive g the Trustees and in case Of aiaEe to
City Council shall I'll the vacancy by appointment. tii the
70 RE trustees before entering upOa the discharge Of
issit duties shall execute bond payable t2 he Cry OF
Common Council, in a penalty less double the
amount levied IN she city for school purposes and
doned tbs faithful discharge o. their duties School
Trustees and for the faithful appropriation Of said school
3D. The said Trustees charge the educational
& o. s. s iat an M s
rules and regulations for the of both teacher,
thesehoes and shall either board
or by one Of their zach school a. a,. wss
and REGULATIONS for the adisOn of children Of
the city tOn scholars aud for the transfer of scholars
grade school another and dismiss teach
ers for ineonpetsne mnoraty or neglect of day and
suspend rrps for disordeIy conduct
or ire yular AtisHdanee.
d.ns Of all pupils except tuition scholars. must reside in
be ransrrst - the city for school purposes TO avail
5rB Whenever parent or guardian shall make
pairt IN writing 70 the Trustees asans, any teleher for
papi he Trustees sai forhwih nresste the cause Il
The teacher acting he part OF msdia,crs between parents
aud eaehe-s and earefuiy guzrdnrthe and
chdren AID whsnevsr shall nal plant
in wriug that any pnp IL dssr5eriy orso
irregular ard tardy atndaneea Injury the
school the Trusefs shall forthwith invesae the
plants and suspend xpel the rup ii the
cor
cru The Trustees shall the end OF e,eh school quarter
make in writing the Commen CoGnei o the city
the of exrended during that
wha, or the Of pupils a,tsndrs le Public
schools and the attendance Of teach
employea which report shall be printed with the
eeedines II the City Council.
7TH The Treasurer of the City Of Evausviils shsl he
schso Treasurer and shall the preportioned
Of the city levied for Public Schools
a he Ia collected which shall he raid by him
orders by the Board OF School
the President of said Board and aested by the
CIerk.
sru The Truftees sh. appoint their clerk they
appoint of their number clerk aud he shall be
responsible for all his acts
ordinance full from .nd after the s0h
day Of March. 4. ID 1857. JOHN HEWSOy, Mayor.
WELL H. WALLER. City Clerk.
fs27-3rtd volksbote copy.
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b.. Suspicious Sequel {, Strange Tragedy.

;.sssa Suspicious Sequel % Strange Tragedy.
~ A man named James o. Frazer was believed
~. to have been murdered near Lexington, KY,
two or, three years ago, just after he had en-
tered his own house, after an absence Of sever
al weeks to New York, where he had been to
sell cattle. The circumstances or the case
and recent sequel to the same, are thus given
by the Louisville Courier:
~ Mrs. Frazer, his wife and George Gregg, his
overseer, were arrested. charged with having
,.- committed the murder. Public opinion with
almost entire unaniInity pronounced them
guilty. It was found impossible to procure a
jury in Fayette county to sit in the case
They were finally tried by jury composed OF
citizens Of Bourbon county and were acquitted
upon the evidence of Mrs. Frazer's little
daughter Anna. girl Of some nine or ten
years, who testified that her father was killed
by the accidental discharge of gun which
hid been placed on the porch or near the door
that evening for the purpose of killing rats in
the yard
Immediately after the trial Greg disap-
peared. ard was not seen in the vicinity Of
Lexington until last week, although it is
thought he has all the time remained secreted
"a s-s in Mrs. Frazers house. Recently Mrs. Frazer
:, disposed Of her farm, and few days since
- started for new home. taking with her some
of her negroes who were placed in the jail a;
Paris By Gregg for safe keeping. Gregg and
roo Mrs. Frazer proceeded to Maysvlle, near
which place they were married.
Little Anna burned to death last win
. ter by her clothes taking fire, and many per-
sons do not hesitate to express their belle
.,oa that the murderers Of the father had some
thing to do with the untmely death Of thC
daughter
--stt Of course all these occurrences have pro
duced much talk and excitement. and we pre-
sumo tnere are lew VINO now entertain any
doubt as to who were guilty Of the murder o
the unfortunate Frazer.
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CINCINNATI PAPER WAREHOUSE.

Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
attention dealers and consumers to their large
varied stock OF Papers. Our with
acturers and dealers such that enabled
Keep hand at all times large stock Caps and Letters
plain and rried; Flat Cars Demys. Mediums Royals
Super Royals Blank Book Papers manufactured Pstne,
AZ Smith. and other first class manufacturers.
We agents for the best Printers Cards, and keep
hand all times complete Of Printers Papers Of
every description. LgNtbody's Book and News Inks:
NeCre.r ry's sCoored INKS. varnish and Gold Sire. =.
We have hand in large stock the best Four
drner Newsand Book Papsr and supply orders al
most AIRY extent with regular siIes and irregur sire
moketo order on shortnotice-
Wsray the hghes. market price in cash. for Rags Bag
ging. Rope and Cotton Waste.
NIXON & GOODMAN
Wholesale PAPER Dealers. & Manufaoturers' Agents.
~ and 20 Walnut Cincinnati.
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CoNsUWPTIoS cUxED.

EpE Not DECEIvED by base imitv,ions. HEGEMAN.
I'D CLARK & co. - GENUINE COD LIVER OIL. never
ten years. exnerienee has proved superior
all an The only relilbie for CoSsrMrTIoS
A. ,hers great deal of spurious oil ia the arke. adult
teraea with seal OIL whale ell &e &e. too much care
O he taken rr0care the Genuine.
OarOii ia made fset,ry in Newfounfland and
each bottle has sgaaurs the ook be clse get
CO.'S. tbpu rnis who hat used other
quality. aud abaat giving in despair
restored health by using the ienune On OF
our n Sold by all Druggist jaH2i-3ne.w
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HARDWARE

HARDWARE.
vNTE daily additions larEe
SV goods, aud this spring will dupli-
al bills when brought Bast West. We
in everything Is required for the
purposes that under the head
uNe Wsinvite of citizens well country
Merchants 70 examine our stock before purchasing.
fsl2 BABCOCK SONNTAG.
yUHIyE LlMB.-iso bills White Lin. for .si.hy
w mN I. ID. HEIMASE.
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A IeETIRED PEEsECIAN,

SANDS or LIFE
EEAvE nearly run out. discovered while in the Eas,
Indias certain curo for Conservation, Bronchitis.
Coughs Coiss and geasra debility Ths remedy was dis
by his only chi-a jau ghter-xas give
up die. Wishing 10 do much good possible be wi
such Of his acssl felio beings, request this
recipe with full directions for akag ard 'esuy
nri. He rsIaires cash applicant 10 ineess him one
shinz-hrse returned postage on the recipe
and be applied the rayent 90 this aa-
yer,isemspt Address DIR. Y. JAMES.
dec3O 3naxw No. 10 Grand street, Jersey City. Y. J.
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- "A BOXES Star Candles;
- ~ 3l do Tailow DO; bags Pepper; IN
5bsgs Alspiee; 600 lbs Gloves. reed aud for sal
by fel3 1. a. ID. HElNANN.
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CINCINNATI.
CARD TO THE LADIES.

FNNlS Turkish Perio deal remedy for
a removal OF Obstreetons. Irregularities. Proapsus
Cteri. tFallng Of the Womb Leuchorrhes, Whites
&c, dc.
These Pills have never single instance failed
ducing the Too be said in their
No enjoy good health when that Part
OF her peculiar orsaniasn is deranged Sickness
aeh dGche anguor debility pain in the head. side and
back loss Of appetite eostiyeness ac some OF the
which attend irregular
time these Pills and OF these symp-
toms.
BE and get the genuine. which has signature
each box These Pills Re had by addressing Dr. Ssuoy
Co.. aad incosing 81 the Pilis will be BY
mall.
~ B-Ladss whose hesl.h will not permit Of an increase
or far5ily will aud the Pills succezsui preventive
Ladies Who pregnant. should these Pills.
they 20 bring miscarriage. though injury
DR.. SANFLOY & CO..
febs Cincinnati. Ohio.
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q faiDLBs. WAGONS AND CAEs.-zk do. asa,
a IN store and Tor sale by
mhI2 SAN'L vICKERY
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gguRr,Y Ui' YoUa CAKEs.-2yn lbs Buck~hea
lan23 YiCkEEY K JOHNSTON.
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FARES:

Daily Freirht Trains Evlrsve aud Terro-IIau
81 4. VI. whict lncTl rassen wiz Ae taken.
f- For N formation through Tcke.s spry n. tt
Tran sporttion OEcc head ot Locust Ev
-1svilis. deciS J. j. DANIELS, Sup't.
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TWO VERY DESIKAELE IsESI-
DEyCES EOIs SALE.

a VALUABLE brick residence With out houses. go. =.
"a &c. ia complete repair suatea Second street.
Main Locust Also hne trick res;teaee sit-
uated First street between Ch..tnu. and Cherry.
The above property desirable and will be sold
ian9s-,f SAMUEL ORR.
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BILLS.
DRAFTS.
Aua e trrnsro-tssicn Of sraI, or valuable rset,res
Al wish,g avail tbeu.ever the facilities q
The ExVress ottan aoy assrd inornacn in rsfer-
First between M.in aad Lcru onTosie the POs
sUyDgsrrS.
TPETRE: ET'.p sii: S,1,sar % q E;ll n5im;oGs toGs
Aneeas Brazil Nuts. eaeeris re. and dazsr hsnr ard
CoppsTs. Co1es ooqno1. Essence .. ccses Gia. as's
I'rs Lanrns GiaFer srOuna aa reserved iisrriny
Ns. 'is s!ssa s'v2Pi wsss st'ir' FSi i''
oss-; 9rsr papar i'sr I's cap pssr and wSpiss o
Store Tes. Pitch Tar. Rosin T,,ls sais. Sa.Soi' rx-
aes snaF spri.s of rarDeasge Ta5assa Twine
Teas Tar VneEr &c. &c sr 'cT orr .1s nPT Low "
SAT- pSTBn.-soa Ibs jus. yes,d ter,slss.
| - deela e. GlLBERr co.
FpnooNS. ec c-7.s.s ,,sd rr."T.;
,,'osrO"Nsw York Matches jus: rsr'ysSty S rcoE a..
on poz a,s. rr.,, oovo o,s.er.:
D. ss q f s,S sls r;,s al ssSSs, sa".
s.s sisA'r' sA'A' &c. &' for sal; yfiy 1 SOW
NRG REAys assd wrapping Pa9sr o iq;. reerjy;s ike
T'cG.cco es.; ,.'eE'sa * sa reg9s,i ,o ,.,,
20 90 Faney Twis:. for siieieyf,y cooy GOV
Saraiars; 20 boEes herrpEi. oysters sns
sssia ''A'''''' ''' '-'' HoRSRRooK & GO.
1 lSoFA GROSS Extra Bonnet BOa-as inst receiyeat W
RI 2ay teia e. H. COOK 4 S0S
i STEEL Plovs Nos.
CD s%t so Hayes east Mouli. reed sne 90 safe b.
4 feie SAMUEL ORR.
=nnn LIGHTS ass'd s ssh for I.ie "
tseSskpAI iel9 e. II. COOK & son.
'fGeh BoXrs Gern,n Soap; p e1,rr Palm soar;
81 btls extra eonnrT make Soft Soan. e. sale
i feIs z. " CooE & SON.
I NEW BOCNSI NEW Bo0KS!!
lrsarL FAVE ~ y willis-hs novel;
Y THG NIGHT WATCH. Tale Of Social Life In The
lSou;h--s aud clever novel.
FANNY FERNS PLAY-nAY BooE--iust new;
/ GOnEY's LADIES' BOOK for February:
YANKEE N0TfnNS for Do:
Il RE6O ELECTION OF A LIFE TlME-ty Goodrich,
= T1astinteresting an instructive work.
/ Slso alot q Valentines in great variety at .
4 jas27 bp8ELL LlSTFE'S.
! G,BrEsE AND BCCKyHEaT.-2o sacks Buck
= > wheat Fiour; ~ hexs prime W u Chsese rec ~
railroad srd fer salehv iipi5 YI0hESl 6goaNsOS.
y ftLOvER ses4wn,easy -
/ FASH.
y~TE have on had eoane.a assortncn. % Yrckorcl.
2S alrunie-s Of qnaIty nA all sired packages. Also
fare stock o Goldfish large white aud eysry
: rior ar,iele. which will sell st iew prices.
81 fclT TlsSNsl Z SORESSOE.
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NEW SPRING HIuLLrNEKY.
RCST RECEIVED -Niss r. Y. rsEKEH. has ius.
80 received large OF Millinery, cOnsispg of
French Tissges. Lace and Neapolitan BOnnets.
ALSO.-SILE ana
STRAW BOSNErs
GTBBONs. FLOWERS. &c..
To which ahe invites t particular e se ladies' OF
Evansville aci vicinity. 4. x. BA2GER.
First street. between Main ard locus..
Ounosf,e b. Post once.
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fNARPET CuiIS.-I0Jo los asso rtsd eolors
~ 100 bs White eoior,. rec this day and for sale ~
foI7 PRES BROS.
n 2 pRESfNN BkOS.
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A,.rs, ExpGsESs COMPANY.


BILLS.
DRAFTS.
NOTES.
Ani the transportation Of small valuable raet.ge
All wishing avail theuscvcT o the facilities ~
the Express otain hssircd formation in refer
deraiir to business ~ cir Office
First between Msin and Lens opposite the Pos
,0iice decis O. ~. FISH. Agent.
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% COILS h inch Grass Ropes coils inch Grass Rope
e do q do do do; 10 do u do do do;
Is do Cotton Rope, for sale low BY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-03

THE IMPENDING CRISIS Hoto to Meet BY
Hinton Rowan Helper of North Carolina. /
vol. II mo, PIP. 420. New York Burdick
Brothers. 1857.
This is most remarkable book, and one which
is destined to aid greatly in doing great work.
1t is bold, stirring, and manly appeal from one
who was born and educated, and who still re
sides, in the midst of the slavehoding region of
the South, to the non-slaveholders of The, South
ern States; in which the evils of slavery, moral
social, pecuniary, and political, are exposed, and
especially the wrongs which it infics on the nom
slayeholding population, and, through them, on
the whole slaveholding section of the Union.
These evils are shown by amost formidable array
of statistics, drawn from the most unquestiona-
BILE sources. These are relieved from monotony
and tedium by being interspersed with volleys Of
illustration and argument, and stirring appealsto
the judgment and feelings. The appeal is made
particularly, to the non-slavehoders, to take the
power into their own hands, which SO justly be.
longs to them, and of which they have so long and
so wrongfully been deprived, and to release them
selves from their bondage to the slave power
which has SO cruelty oppressed and ground them
down. The argument drawn BY Mr.. Helper from
his premises, appears to be irresistible, and must
| produce very decided influence at the South,
not merely on the non-slaveholders, whose nu.
merical preponderance is so great, but on the
Shareholders themselves, who, though welding all
the political and social powers and influence of
the South may nevertheless be supposed to be, to
some extent, ignorant of the comparative inferior
ity into which the slave system is rapidly sink
ing the South.
This book is exceedingly interesting one,
and will command reading to an extent that
has been equalled by but few books of recent date
1t is clear, direct and vigorous in its style, and
treats the subject with spirit that must be
caution to all compromisers and doughfaces of the
North. We understand that it will not be put
into the bookstores but will be sold by subscrip-
ton and that agent of the publishers is now
in this vicinity, who will wait upon our citizens
for their subscriptions.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-03

The Mon MuRDBRs IN IowA-It is time
that the lynchings which have recently taken
place 10 Iowa, were called by their right name
The hanging of VIM b, Thomas, in Monte.
yuma, was as foul murder as was ever per
petrated by midnight assassin. The Osh-
kosh Herald gives the following particulars Of
the event: Hs-U
"No sooner was the decision Of the court
given changing the venue, in order that he
might have fair trial, than a regularly or.
ganized mob of about two hundred men pro.
ceeded to the old court house, where the pri.
soner was confined, and demanded, and BY
force took Thomas from the custody of the
sheriff and amid the terrifying shreks Of the
prisoner, and the most hellish revelings Of the
mob, carried him away to a tree which they
had previously prepared in the suburbs Of the
town. Here, without even adhering TO the
customs Of lynch law, or abiding by the honor
OF mob force, they placed the rope around the
prisoners neck, and demanded confession of
the crime. The prisoner pleaded his inno-
cence. The rope was drawn over limb, and