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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-28

o. II is almost subject of wonder to en-
terprising men, that the immense and val
liable water power at the Falls of the Ohio is
turned to so little practical use. lit were
in New England, it would be surrounded by
the hum Of industry that would drown its
own dull roar. But in country where the
gifts Of nature ara so numerous and bountiful,
as hardly to be appreciated. it is permitted to
run to waste. TO prove what could be done
with these waste water falls, Messrs. Smith
and Snyser state that their flour mill, which
is run by the water power Of the falls, and
which turns out $50 bbls. OF -four daily, has
been stopped only sixteen days in three years
by floods which brings the water above and
below the falls to level, and suspends the
falls. They have introduced now the SUBJ
mergad wheel, and with it they can now run
every day in the year. They declare the
falls can afford any amount Of cheap water
power. What power might be secured to
propel cotton factories, to weld trip hammers,
to turn the enormous rollers Of Rolling Mills,
and to do all the work Of modern Vulcans
which is now almost as useless as when the
Indian alone listened to its low murmurs.
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thority prescribes theirs, and they are bound
by the same solemn obligations to their per-
formance; and each stands or falls by itself,
from verdict Of their sole judges and masters.
the people Of the State. The Governor has but
one duty to perform; to call theLssislature to
gethsr, and il they fail Of their duty, the pso-
pie will hold them to an account and will aflix
the penalty for their violation Of their obi
cations and their oathS without the interior
ence or aid Of Governor Willard.
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" The New Bedford Murcury says two
children Of the ages Of 5 and were playing
in the street when furious runaway horse in
n Wagon was seen approaching. large
Newfoundland dog was lying near, and See
ing the danger he seized one child and placed
it upon the side walk; then grabbed the other
by the clothes in time to save it from danger
and then took after the horse and attempted
to arrest his fight by catching him by the
nose; but in this effort he failed, and returned
to the charge of the children. These facts
are vouched for by eye witnesses.
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GA man in Huntsville, Alabama, who
had large sum of money about him, had
been seen with two suspicious drinking
companions at night; but who was seen no
more; he was supposed to have been MUIR
dered and robbed by those with whom he
was last seen. Finding public suspicion
awakened against them, his associates fled.
This confirmed the belief in the murder, and
increased public excitement. Some weeks
after, while the grand jury were investigating
the foul crime, the supposed murdered man
appeared in town, in full health and undam2
aged purse.
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All unprejudiced and conservative men
will be rejoiced to learn that the Hon. Robert
j. Walker-a man of pre-eminent ability
whose views rise above the temporary inter-
ests Of party, and are too expanded for Sec
tional prejudices-has accepted the Governor
ship Of Kansas He is ndefatigable, energet-
ic, able and selfreliant. Mr.. Buchanan and
the country, are fortunate in their choice; for
it is guarantee that peace and right will be
maintained in the territory.
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RAIS.-It is remarkable fact that while
rains have prevailed all around us, within the
last week scarcely drop has fallen upon our
parched and virtuous city. 1t seems to have
fallen on the sinful and passed the just. The
Vincennes and Princeton papers give us most
refreshing accounts Of genial rains and showers
while we are suffering in dust and ashes
The Gazette says. ION Monday and Tuesday
mornings, we were visited by heavy rains, &C.
companied with frequent and deep peals Of
thunder and vivid lightning. The rains were
much needed in the country
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RO0FLASD's GERMAN RiTTERs.
q ~ ID

NJ. MULisTzER, Doylestown. Pa. June 90 1853. Says
Ny wife has been aficteh with debility
September. 1851 aimee which time have been
any physician medicine that would in the
least nnsil day called .. the of DIR Harvey
this for some tneure of iron and described
the Lotions of wif he then han ici lot of Papers
read among which tound describing German
Bters. Immediately procured few bottles from him.
that the OF tn. Ber dom
good than all the eiiciaes she has
taken. Iwish you 20 send me half dozen bottes.''
See advertisement. mhI3
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BR;STOLs sNEsAP tilILLA.--The Oldest. the
purest snd the ony reliable preparation CT TIE kind is
manufactured in highly e,ncentrated form. with i'm
proved mahn by the no the sole pros
pretors of this for SeTofla skin dis
general deniiitv &c.. aud also of EemPs Worm
Pasties and inmediate cure for Wrms. containing no
SOLD by D. T. Lanman & Co.. Wholesale drug
GO Water Esw-lork by druggists
per bottle. mh23-Iwdkw
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a New MODE OF ADvERTIsISG.-A novel
scene was witnessed ia New York on Sat-
urday last. Messrs. Christy & Wood. Ethio-
pean Minstrels, advertised to present at Union
Square, ten thousand kites to that number
Of clean faced boys. At least fifteen thous-
and boys, with bright, clean faces, were pre-
sent. Each kite contained an advertisement
Of Messrs. G. & w.
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(ASVrrsiyer1,enf,o

E<RED LUNKENHETMER the brother Of J,.oh Inn
u kenheimer, Ex-Clerk ef vandsrburrh couaty i, n
csnddse for the Office Of City Clerk of Esapsys Dur
the term OF the Tx Clerk Of vsnd~rbuza county the
FRED acted as his assistant deputy in viii
Lunkenheimsrs to set in sgan rule
With roe ef iron. despotic a. thsy are. CAIRO
Enq1irer please cory. uhos-ltd
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VALUABLE REMEDY.-The unqualified testimony in fa-
of Dr. aRaughs Valuable medicine found
adv ertsing column toda will commend itself
appreciation aisr the known
high aud position the gentleman this
voluntary tribute the Dr. skill-Chie ago Daily Jour
The above notice frsm porary specsl
certificate of H. N H. AID Esn the
ecacy Dr. Cavanaughs Pile Salve. which
In our columns. for sale ty
nh13 KELLER WHITE.
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CANDIDATES.
FOR CITY SURVEYOR.
Mr.. CiRLTs-Piease announce IN your paper tina. an
eandidate Tor eletien the os. City Surveyor.
mh23 JAMS ID. SAUNDERs
CITY COLLECTOR.
We authorized ann ,saes the name off EsLEY
HUGHES. eaaddate for reelection the Office City
Collector. ph26
FOR CITY tI.EEiN.
BE- The friends of Nr. FREDERICK LUTKEEHEI-
MER. announce hin candidate for City Clerk at tie
A ril election.
Mr.. CAELILE:-Please announre my a candidate
for election to the Office Of City Clerk the ensuing
charter election. rah2O WELL. L. WALKER.
ron MARSHAL.
EDWARD s. MARTIN, is aoaedidate fer the Office Of
City Marshal at the suing April election.
81 We are authorized to announce JAMES FITZwIL.
LIAM acanddae for the of City Marshal the
suing April election Subj the decision
cratic Convention.
BE We are authorized tn araounce JAMES b. EVANS
candidate for election Office City Marshal
at the ensuing April election. lnhI7
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hollow AS's Pss.fa.-THEY NEVER PAIL-Other
remedies relieve these Pills
They cleanse the blood remove distractions from he bo%.
vieors,e the digestion. ca the
constitution. Solf A. the mannfaetcres No. Maiden
Lane Sew-York and No IA stran London. and by all
druggists zs25c e2hc and 81 rer box. mh2s- lwdaw
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Rev. d. j. HUSTON Agent for the Indiana Bspti, State
Convention will preach Frsi Baptist Church. on this
(saurday) evtnins ct O'Clock; also ts-morre (ssb-
eath) ats O'Clock and at "a O'Clock p. NJ Preaching
Sabbath morning at the sams place at Io O'Clock The
public are invited to attend. mh2s-Itd
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aunnY A,.xy.N,s 81 s,p. WATER

Beware OF limitations of this perfumes
etes! The fragrance ofthe genuine only
by wasbirg the article impregnstei with it. 1t aTords
STINT relief IN dsehe. is estseued throa
south America the lest of erupons well
its unequalled aroma. Sold by ID. T. Lanman & % a..
druggists - New York ard iy all
druggists at soc. per bottle. mh26-iwd1w
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The ysr,a,srTmsp

The large spacious house with sabDg for so horses
connection with cne Bowling Alley and lots
on Main street known the Bulls ad admirably
for FIRST class hotel be had lease at great bar
gain for one or more years. Arry to
mh24-lnaSw j. O.. JEWELL, & CO.
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F. Y. CARLILE, EDITOR.
The State Benevolent Institutions.

A convention Of the Trustees and Superin-
tendents of all the State Benevolent Insttu-
tions was held at indianapolis on Wednesday,
ct which the full board Of each Institution was
present After mature consideration Of the
present condition Of the Institutions under
their charge, they determined that some Leg
islativc provisions must be made Immediately
to save the necessity Of closing them, and
turning their inmates out again upon the
world. The following memorial to the Gov
srnor was unanimously adopted:
Hon. A. p. WILLARD-Governor, &C.
SIR:-The undersigned, Superintendent and
Trustees of the several Benevolent Institutions
Of the State, met this day in the Capitol for
the purpose of taking into consideration their
condition and prospects, in view of the failure
Of the Legislature either to provide means for
the support, or to make On appropriation for
current expenditures.
The number of inmates of these institutions
receiving their benefits, and to whom the peo-
pie of the State have hitherto, and are yet
willing to extend their charities, with liberal
hand, is very nearly as follows:
Hospital for the Insane. 26C
Deaf and Dumb. 16C
Blind. "
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GENTLEMAN. thoroughly sc

W. GENTLEMAN. thoroughly acquainted with the
Szs dry gaols anl grocery business has had long ex-
perience in both. is excellent and an scco
pshed Book Keeper would like sie which either
or all these qualifications would be avasbie 70 his
ployers. whom give the hish rsference Ap,ly
10 TIE editor OF she Iaura7l. fe2i-tf
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TAKE NOTICE.

The Baptist meeting will be eontinued the CHAMBERLAIN
Preshy Church during , week every evening at
O'Clock aad during Salbssh at te usual hours. mica
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EkEaIGfOYS NOTICE

Sotic.sn this place teu cents line insertion
'ounton longer time.
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TESiPs.s. az HONOR.

TEMPLE Uk HONOR
Granville Temple of Honor No. every Thursday
evening the Hail. Water street. Canal Bank
r. W. PoINTDBXTER. ". G. t.
A. J. o. REILLY. W. n.
Beacon Light social Temple No IS meets every ALLEVIATE
Friday evening above. JOHN HYDE b. p. T.
q. W. ECDfARD. Is. r.. JaR20 SLY
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FO.s TsIE JOURNAL.

FOX TsIE JOURNAL.
never 'spircd tew be POis.
q needn't tell. f'srose ron no it'd
Blu. il thawt there's virtu nit
Darn'd il would Ut in = mint.
But when yen taWk dog rl.yps.
Webster's roua an takes delte in;
Ded or live hall stamp your teeturs.
And ''basiz'' te~. deer little creeturs.
On n1Psr. iron rlass or plate.
He'll tx ycwr sh.dder fate.
So natra and so trew TO life
When yew're away twill feel yewr wife.
novz5-dtf TlL2STON's Gallery.
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InELAN s;OtssxaPsss
7Daa1iSG

with large and pleasant for the OF
Sent emaH aud lady FOR single obtained
in private family in central location Apply at thi,
Office. f.li-.y
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ELECTION NOTICE.

ELECTION NOTICE.
NOTICE il hereby given the qualified voters Of the
Evansville tha' election will be hl IN said
Cty the uul places holding elections Cncinuve OF
Lzseo) the 9Th day of April tMe.day) for the pur-
pose OF elecsins-
0yE CLERK,
ONE COLLECTOR.
CSE MARSHALL,
TREASURES,
OSE Assessor.
OSE SURVEYOR.
ONE CITY RECORDER,
nd Coun Gilman the Eighteen Yards OF
the City, Du notice will be Of the appointment oil
Inspectors and Judges OF said election.
BY order Of Common Council.
mh2s- lot WE'LL III. WALKER. Clerk.
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So AL.

WOOD WCOD:,-crders for Wood LEFT At sanyEL
WICK .Er's will be prompt, Gllsd. fel3
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


MA rs. Z
Oassluare time. three 81;
Que week 81 50; weeks. 81 50 month. e three
months So six months $40; year. 49, Discount on
larrr Cards of six lines under - per
arnur NochArse death religious Hstises.
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BEAR a. SMALL,
IMPORTERS & DEALERS IN FOREIGN q DOMESTIC
WINES, BRANDIEs, GINS, CORDIALS,
CIGAR &C.,
SYCAMORE STREET. BnTvEEs WATER FIRST.
EVANSVILLE. lad.
x3AvEiuss opened with large stock of choice Wines
= Liquors. Cigars. which they OFFER 70 deaisrs at
Of bsyers TO their steek with the u hdence that
give them entire satisfaction. in regard prices aad
quality mh26-tf
BgsSOsUTgOS.
FNNHE partnership heretofore exist the UNDER
ssees under the AR Arm .sas q
claims against said firm sill be paid by ThomasM STRAIN,
who will also receipt fer sll debts due said firm
CHARLES HARRINGTON.
nh2s IvdAw THOMAS NJ STRAIN.
EVANSVILLE TOOL STORE.
MAIN STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND.
ruNBE would respectfully inform citizens
OF Eva9sye and Of the grounding country; .at be
generally comprising many new articles and partly consist
Mechanics Tools,
In the grestsst variety ofhe very quality being
designed exclusively for retail trade. also
Builcin. Hardware,
Locks Hsschets wrought cas-. Butts Hinges
Screws. Nails Brads. Trim minss furniture. &C. 60.
Garden and Farming Implements.
Shove Srsde Grain Scoop. Hoes Iron steel
Manure and hay Forks. DC.
Pocket and Table Cutlery,
hand Chains. Viii and Gross Cui Saws Axes Platform
oales Chain Pump, and fixtures Brass and Enamelisd
Sil: &C. &C. 'eIsniss
uh25 Vain street. between Fir.t and Second
COifONER,s pNQvEAT.
n to~assp evor sss BODY Of man unSnown ,appes.s
to have accidentally crowned of middle age
sh. Jst and WHIT. shirt and dra%eTs warts on each
shoes aad socks whisksrs and ucntssehss
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CLAksK'S AgsEfslCAN EsOTAL.
vIScEsyRs. INDIANA.
J. Nj. CLARK, Proprietor.
TENHiS ou has been refited aHd Isfurnished
IL III the order. mh2S
rEAPLE MOLAssEs.-2 bils prime Marie Molss-
I'VE sss torsaie At mh2s u. n. COOK IS SON
D.sSeLITIONO OF COMPREHENSIVE.
yHSBE eopartaership hsretoors existing between
csrsisned as Proprlstors ana scorers Of the Green
the parties Tho business will De settled
ty Mr.. J ohm siupson. JOHN SIMPSON.
uh27 -3vdsv JAMES SIMPSON.
JUST RECEIVED SPRING STYLES.
EAREss Goods. Msntirla,. Window Shades. Curtain
Goods. Carpets Rugs. Floor Oil Cloths. Shaws. Or
s-A''''' j. OAKLEY SON.
mhc7 First street three doors below Main.
EyyiagUW GLsss.-O0 bo1e. sxIo. Ioxl2 and loxl4.
w JUS. reed ser steamer Arzonia. for sale by
nLT ;. r. GILBERT Co.. sycamore street.
Lass Fi.Asas75 ioxcs dozen each. quarts. pin Is
az aal halt pins.. reed per Arlzonia. for sale by
mh27 Il. GILBERT co.
Hlsss Jars hoxes dozen each gallon, gall
SE lon and "a gallon. squat and tall. ior sale ~
lNLAss LAErBRNS.-25 dOz wired and plain. for oil
Iah27 Sc. GILBERT & CO.
NEW HOOKS!
u Live aud Learn;
Godys L.dy's Book for April;
Yankee Notions for do;
deslie,s Journal Ger APRIL; Harrsr for APRIL:
CITY ORDERS.
now 60 re1ee AN Wy
redemption. The interest all oidsrs will
after the Is. day April ensuing
BY order. mh21-im WELL u. WALKER. CLERK.
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NIAil.s. &C
"a lJ0kers Belmont Works. Nails assorted sizss;
80 bbis Pa Cider Vinezar;
800 boxes window u.s.s assorted sizes:
81 do Pickles in gallon, y gallon aud quarts;
Is CAGES Sardiues u and 4 loxes;
10 do Holsters In ID cans;
IS do Cove Oysters in 2 ID and ] ID cans;
so boxes Tomato Catehup p; IS bxs Pepper Sauce;
so do German soap, rs 6xs Palm Soap;
200 do fancy Soap, reed and for sale by
fsis I. 4 ID. HEIMXNN
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50 * csses Mem black and colered Wool Hats;
- 50 DO do do Fur 90;
30 cases ooys' black and eolored Hats;
10 do Palm Has; Is cases Leghorn Hats;
Is do silk BonBets; 20 ass'd
Bonnets part only of stock in tots hss Of
Goods which have already received SD otter to the
public prices ahd good termsplesse give call
store Vine First streets Evsnsvils lad
mis- j. @. JEWELL x CO.
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G. JEWELL & co. have in ready
e. TOO haies Brown Sheetings; leo pieces brast;
Is ta5s ShirtIpg Stripes; rs do Carpcrng:
10 do 6rovn brillings; 10 do Oil Cloth;
z do assorted Tickinrs so do Canvass; A.
10 Unbleached Sheet'g; 70 Padding. eernex
Vine and FIrst-sts. Bh3
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naANGES AND IENtONs.-25 boxei 0rAnEss;
mia PREsToE BROS.
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WISH disposed steam FIGURING Mill ane srsan1s
the city Now Albany. Ind. tbs OF state
and Elm TIE buiIdhg SO feet 'front.' 100 feet
four high bstsntisy built Of bard Trick strsng
four daton laid In lime The Mill il in perfect
RAINING barrels OF -four in "a ana
the depots of the N L. and Jensrssn
vile Railroads. anS the Ohio river.
This property will sold low aud easy payments.
NH On. A Tribune) JAS. MARSHALL.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-19
MistellanGums,
A Mothers Request.

The following touching and felicitious il
lustration of the power of ideas was given
by Wendell Phillips the other day, in q
public speech at New York. The eloquence
of Phillips is surpassed by nothing but his
atrocious fanaticism:
| was told to-day n story SO touching in
reference to this that you must let me tell
it. 1t is temperance case, but it will il
lustrate this just as well. 1t is a story of a
mother, on the green hills Of Vermont, hold
ing by the right hand a son sixteen years
old, mad with love of the sea. And, as she
stood by the garden gate on sunny morn
ing, she said: edward, they tell me-for
l never saw the ocean-that the great tom
tation of the seamar's life is drink. Prom
ise me, before you quit your mothers hand,
that you will never drink" And, said he
(for he told me the story,) gave her the
promise, and went the broad globe over
Calcutta, and MEDITERRANEAN, San Francisco,
the Cape of Good Hope, the North Pole
and SOUTH saw them all in forty years,
and / never saw glass filled with spark
ling liquor that my mothers form by the
garden gate, on the green hillside of Yer
mont, did not rise before me; and to-day at
sixty, my lips are innocent of the taste of
liquor. (Applause.) Was not that sweet
evidence of the power.of a single word p
Yet that was not half. For said he, yes
terday there came to my counting room a
young man of forty, and asked me, "Do you
know me" "No," "Well," said he, 81 was
once brought drunk into your presence on
shipboard; you were passenger; the cap
tain kicked me aside; you took me to your
berth and kept me there until had slept
off the intoxicatlon; you then asked me if l
had a mother; said never knew word
from her lips; you told me Of yours at the
garden cote, and to-day, am the master Of
one of the finest packets in New York, and
l como to ask you to come and see me-
How far that little candle throws its beams.
That mothers words on the green hillside
of Vermont! Oh, God be thanked for the
almighty power of one single word. Zap
plause.w
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-19

The Statesman of Friday publishes the
pro-slavery address of Rev. DIR. Ross at
Cleveland, in which he charged that the
sentiments Of Jefferson as enunciated in the
Declaration Of Independence are "infidel and
false" The following passages Of the ad-
dress, however, are not published in tho
Statesman. DR.. Ross said:
Jefferson's declaration says
l. That all men are created equal. Ide-
ny it.
2. That all men have rights unalienable,
save in their consent. deny it.
8. That government is instituted solely
in the consent of the governed. deny it.
4. That government may be abolished
whenever the governed may choose to con-
sent thereto. deny it. ~
Now why did tho Statesman omit this
portion of the address? Does it indorse
these sentiments of DR.. Ross, or does it not I
Will it answer?--O o. s. Journal.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-19

ONE OF Walkers PATRIors.-The fol-
lowing facts are among the recent published
accounts of the last days of Walkers pow
cr They harmonize with the whole tenor
of Walkers life:
On tho 3oth of May, while Gen. Walker
without the knowledge of his mon, was ne
gotiating his capitulation, knowing that he
was to surrender the next day, one of his
soldiers, contrary to general order, went
outside of his lines. He shortly after re-
turned, he having only gonc out to get a
bottle of aguadiente. Walker called him
up, when he acknowledged his fault, and
prayed for forgiveness. "If you have any
message to send to your friends" said W.,
in a mild but sarcastic way, "you had bet
ter prepare it, for at sundown you die."-
Punctutally at sunset platoon of soldiers
was drawn up for execution, and just as the
order was given to fire, the soldier appealed
to his comrades: "Boys, you wouldn't shoot
a fellow soldier for such thing as that,
would you~ They raised their rifles and
fired over his head. The poor fellow broke
and ran, when he was brought to his knees
by Lieut.. Col. Rogers, an Irishman, by a
pistol shot. Stepping up to the man while
in this position, Rogers placed his revolver
against his forehead and blew out his brains
The Cincinnati Gazette adds: "This w
X. Rogers, who committed this brutal mur-
der, was Walkers right hand man; and is
no other than VIM. Kissane, the Chemical
Bank Forger, the Martha Washington
conspirator, s,Oindler and couaterteiter.