davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

oo,c.ra, zee par. vitality ccncern. evcry other
- The hu.n sro,Ae,s S 90 So S IA Ia. 70 har TO-
nsesh ri, of State which esiie- eV,n .uy a1u
| 80 re desiest Interest,"" ''V ' ~" ~ Wv
e.;s q M ,-osrson TIA, oarurdestns iuvove'
s ,,t psi K 9'o rr from o1@
s,tS.s from insgleating o. al h "a d.
y q me 70 'e f ,ss. r ,ach
dstey nee o. special power 20 maze L ;hactusI
.t through petitions 70 Ccrsre' and re[.na
Va" BE- breSsh before bot, Houses .u.d
=. .co; and that ell SGs1 PI Up ass Of
4srsuent .nd people Of this country f and with.
of effort the movemen. insuguraed by %. oon
ysa,ion society be new formed TO be called '"e
q npcpsstion Emancipation Society oo-r,
The following Constitution was proposed oy "''''
Smith and adopted: ,o,
|rossriIUrIoN OF THE NATIONAL
EMANCIPATION SOC s,...,oo.l Compen.s.
y;,,,, Tbi, Society shall be called the Ns'i'na'
fGS T "be Of h. society .bs be TO ss Coupon
extinction Of American Slavery ~ a. The Of
sasIou Of the Shareholders for their losses Il" VI"
T;,S Tn. IF, e Oft Society 'hs Dc seTs,y and
President CoIresponans '''
FSs,n Tne oeiccrs shall constitute quorum tor the
o. The Of u. sos:y b,u h. held
fys Ios NV YORK on the second "Wednesday of next
Nav ana that meeting shah hsve full power to after TINS Con
" IPaon the recon- mendaton of Committee con-
.;..;po of Elbu' yuritt. Gtrit Smith and Dr. L, b.
Elliott, tie following officers were elected;
t.:,ts-sf-Prof BENZ siLLImAS; Sep, Ill d. Conn. Tho
~ II r. Williams N Y; the Hon. Ersstus Fairbanks
r. The Rev. =. NJ. Post, d. d., Moi John '" is'uH''
e' Tf,,s.pOndino Seeretar,-Etihu Bur. ESQ, Conn.
Rsrordino Seeretory-Robert Sears. esq, n I;
Tyeasurer-R Robert Lindley Murray, esq D l.
The Convention then adjourned sine DIE. Although
sr;ou, differences of opinion seemed to exist upon
,Sme features of the PLAN the deliberations OF the
Convention were marked With feeling OF traternal
Kindness All seemed anxious to mature s7ch
scbeme as should expedite the emancipation OF the
Slave and maintain the honor Of the Republic.
saw CLEVELAND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

MELANCHOLY AFFAIR Is PISTOL GAtLIRr-A
YocSG M.N AocIDEsTAILr SHoT.-At late hour on
Saturday night, Mr.. Charles W. Holly, a young man
about IS years of age entered the pistol gallery Of Que
James McGrath No. 4? Bowery, and too. several
shots at the target The last time he discharged the
pistol il was loaded and the hair-trigger Get b.
McGratb but in eeva.ing the weapon it turned or
moved in his hand in soTe mysterious and unac-
countsble manner, and at tie moment the muzZle was
pointed toward his face il went Of, the ball taking
effect in the right eye and causing almost instant DEATH
Officers Green and Seely, Of the Sixth Precinct were
the spot, and conveyed the body of deceased
TO the Station House; after which his relatives and
The deceased who resided al No. 81 Hammond street,
was ut home to his tea ard left again without saying
whittier lie was bound 1t is supposed however, that
lie went TO The Bowery Theater and aferwsrd stepped
into the pistol gallery TO practice little before return
ing home, and then me. with his death in the manner
stated He was young Of excellent character,
ard possessed Ct none Of the bad habi;s which most
yourg New-iOrkels exhibit. TIE friends Of the de
C, nse ale Of tie highest responsibility.
Coroner Connery he'd al Inquest On Tie body yes.
Il rday, and the following testimony wss introduced
which went to show tina; tie shooting MA pure,
sooijepts:
joan Fer-el, bti,e Culy sTO:n deposss sad -sys.
I've ri No. Z. Boge-y: I sm eap.oypd BY Jam,
Micah totske rays e TIE sLootiag galley a. abou.
~ nriock ~, uorurg deceased wa, IN tse at :;
6y;ng AZ las taSys. vaso Tie p.s.O u II, rssc sc.
"a All ske: tn IA IL. rsrt sys te a-@4 49, :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

AN,,sENENTs.-To.piRht

ANU Manager IOkDt coW-
u.uce, his Ninth Season with the NATIONAL THrAIEs and
produces. =. probability the bet company that b. ssss
IN lie South and West has been ed 10 lead the business
Mr. G. L. fos another great fsvorte 70 remain N ~ %
HE following faces have been sdd.d Monsieur Cn.ns
and family the Dener Brothers. Nile ZIs ~ Connof NJ
Wed The following Of the old company remain; Msssrs
Il: Aiken W Taylor. G. p sali'suIy o. a. ns ns'
Nichols. Mr.. Rsdn.iy NJ. ssl:buy M ~, IT, H.
rnr &C. Tonight: MY Poll AsD MY PARTsEG Jo," w
which Mr. j. Poster nil sprear; secondly NJ o. L. Sors
.w and esrrrous psutouine Of the MAGIC HANDS wnico
.,o BE- brought in magnificent s,e ind thirdly kos
roy MI Foster Rob Roy ps.ur1s BY toe ge..
1.prir zy Mis- Adelaide Price Nile La and NJ Weed ."
don't forge, the srand opening at PrRDys NATIONAL ThEAA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

q .te cuic nhou. Lrspi tie. had A. incer cu. i..
ia,;os Z iLen-Vl: New ick, Marc iS,i-Luoy
yones-Ds, desuy-J. OchIsue. -uissJon." Mr. C.ct-
sene came vas III en,oaaiiy epc,cd in tas maeperto
evc,d ptc.etnIH AL l. oittr spelled b. thee lin
porttrs" IL variety % wsys for tbs purpose.
The se2td casks, which gers tao property OF large
dsi!'iery finn r this city ana Wiiiisnsburgh, were do
ported in The cellars Of Noe q and - Pine street
bu; were released by the Collector, "a no fread could
really be put IN evetnce by the government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
fAdvertisenent
ERyDnICKs'S TEMPLE or ART"-N

and 5s7 Broad~ sy opposite Metropolitan Hotel
H,lLoTyP.s superior 70 any made 10 this city. =.
PHoToG aAP n Oil Pastel, and Aauereie BY FRsofickSs
sosps Of Partisan artists
PHoToCaspBs in India ink Pardon style.
DAcgsHREsTYPEs snd AnBRorSrEs In coions. . -.
Gallery open to ls and YsEE 10 tbs ssess-
hoa Of the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

STEAMER CoMNoSwEALTH.--Ths steamer went into
dry dock On Saturday last for the purpose Of having
thorough examination made of her bottom, which was
found TO be in the best possible condition She was
therefore taken round to her pier, and dispatched to
Norwich, a. usual, at up. N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

The L.1E FRI AT SASDs's PoIsr.--The fire re-
ported few days ago having occurred ct the Nos.
rsrd House. Ssndss Point, is supposed to have bees
the work Of an iDcendiary and il is intmated that
strong Suspicion rests upon person who lad been
enployed at the hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

PoLrrcAL.-Know Nothing Council No. D Tenth
Ward, elected on Saturday evening Stephen X.
1horne ard James W. Willis as Delegates to the
American State Convention to be held at Syrscuse on
tie 18th Of September.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
IAdxtItiaemeLt.l

To LAwYERs.-To be successful you should firss
understand your capabilities and so far 10 e they nag
ks latent Phrenooscal examination BY Prof FowLEs WI
Won 70 Judge for yourself such Ia the and sho~
you how they may be developed Call =. No. 900 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
IAdvsriseDent.I

OR. s. 3. FTTCHS " Six LECfUREv, ~
mage. 90 enusviogs bound explanatory Of the tresnen
Witch be cure. CoSsUspTios, AsTga., DisEnsss oa -
Hy.Rr THROAT, Stomach BogsLs LWER, kiosEn -
sKk FtnALK COMPLAINTS. GRAVEL, &C., seat ~ MAN. -
postage prepaid for ~ oetts Appiyto u.~yuA
Or s. PrYoa No ia BrosAwsy. rev &C.
". other Office other 81 Caeaso bnssa SS
sleeshsrs He sbseGt fran New orr sas " w.
IA &ssswh.rs IL sashsuSea ~ use BE ssAe'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

SUICIDE sy JrNrfss FROM A WIsDoT.-About 5
o'clock, yesterday morning. man named Michs1
Flyn jumped from the attic window Of his boarding.
loue corner Of Washington street and Battery place
and sustained fracture OF ire skull. He was removed
TO the Hospital where he died in the afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

FoufD DEAD IL BED.-Jotn Cowen who stteais Q
switch for the Harlem Railroad Company 9, Forty.
second street, on getting Up last Sa r,dsy morning,
percei,pg his wife apparently asleep. lef, homo VA.
out attempting to awake her, bat returned in Ne
coue o! On hour or 60 for his breakfast, and then. %
trying to arouse her from her seempg slumber, he Dis
covered that she was corpac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
fAdvertissElent |

Hslloo, George-wbither so fast, oiowiog, NE ~
ropo.e To ,se e NJ e,,, T ss IN Been % .upr.s
{oa,e yrt .f then. bg. Ish. :0ssA
cssoK ,s s.c. .' . .11S sfs 1 ,oa ssss
uo,. nes,ly served too than any where siseta
sc S,ssn. Come strsisht, and he Yves dad be wso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

THE BrRDELL BABY-Tbis great curiosity Is az
R.r,ums Museum and attracts the most extraordinary crovds
Of people Tho Bogus Bude BABY suPsses oil other Gu
sities extsnt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

Those LITrERs TO MAYOR Woon--ONE WRUER
BrHEADYD-Augustus II. Kissam, Postmaster Of
Whites.one. WHO wrote of the famous letter, to
Mayor Wood in reply to which the latter had ad-
dressed to him. asking for hi. influence among The
Democracy Of Queens County has been removed and
Charles H. Miller appointed Postmaster at Whitestone
In his stead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

Among the passengers by the Atlantic was Ml''
Juiapa May, the American prima donna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

DRrSKESSEss.-Justio Wood, pre'iding at the
Tombs, had twcnyei.ht cases OF intoxicton brought
before him yesterday morning. The magistrate ired
each of the drunkards SO, in dafault Of which they
were locked up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
r ryv ctmToS TIA COMPANY have -

bsnd eyery variety Of TEAS for Crocers Tee nea"' g
rte fsnes-Sonchons. Ononk and fe1ns ~ r.a A. 70 q
,1cts-su other QUALITIES equally low Aso, " "
FAMILY Te. foe dollar ca a. ia sooss,s,s "a
NJ ts6 Chatham st. bet 60 Pesl ana S'S''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
JAdvrrtiss ulent.
GEO. SAuNDRRs's METALLIC TABLET STRQP.
advert sement-

the o,, end meet approved article in having ben ees
the public the ss IS The genuine ean be osisa "
j. Is s.u.pr.s Store only at No Aston Hou,e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
rfisement.

Fnw.Rp a. DIXON, NJ. d, Editor OF tho
e.,, suA Operating aud Consulting Surgeon. No. eASN
ossdr boar. from 70 8, 70 8, and 70 seveoinss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

SkIzISG FALSE BRASDY.-A serious comm'on was
produced upon the "bogus" French brandy manu-
facturers in this meridian, Friday last, by the vi
lance Of Mr. L. b. Hat the surveyor of the port II
has been the custom, seems, for long time. to make
the casks here well the false de ric and by
means Of imitation brands, TO eel and ship them as
genuine imported" Surveyor Hart seized forty-dve
such casks alopg,ide the vessel in which they were
shipped TO dstan. port. They were American casks,
but The hoops were really Of the French willow. vh;cs
gave them a sufficiently Gallo appearance. Ia.:esi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

Doc RECORD ToS THE WEEK-The following is tho
number Of dogs received at the Dog-Pound for tho
past week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

A CArrYG AFFNR.-About q O'Clock yesterday
morning Charles c. Ager, an employee in the Fifth
Ward Hotel corner Of West Broadway and Franklin
street wert to the apohecary store corner Of Frank
lin ard varck streets, and after some conversation
with clerk in the establishment, named Sheffield,
relative to statement made by him involving Ayers
domestic affairs, Agcr severely belabOred Sheffield
with a ratan care until be begged to be spared
further inflictiop The ofense Of which Sheffield is
said 10 have been guilty, was statement which, if
tue would fleet discredt upon Mr.. AIger and which,
our reporter is Informed, is without toundshon In inc
conversation between the two, Sheffield, it is said,
eou;yoca,td in hi. language, but finally made tacit
admission n az be had made the obnoxious statement,
and at once Mr. Ager proceeded with the Gaming with
,be nromiss tina. the favor would be renewed to day
the language was not retracted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

F,rAl Lz,F rRos WIND ow.-About o'clock -
Susday morning, Michael Steyey, German, who w.
temporarily Gerapged from delirsm remsns or othss
causes, opened the window Of bis attic sleeping room
in the premises corner Of Washington street and Bst'
terry place and sap.d to the sidewalk below. sisyer
received compeand fracture of the skull and other
i,juyies and being taken up in state Of insensbilty
w,s conveyed to The New-Tork Hospital BY Officers
Roland and Bentley Of the First Precinct, where no
died soon aferwsrd. Coroner Perry win hold an in
quest on the body to-day. TIE necessary witnesses
coald rot be procured. esterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

"NcMsrg OsF.'-A, ANONYMOUS handful, o
which the following s copy. bas been widely ci-'u
lated through the City. It contains much truth on
considerable ezaggefaton:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

A FATAL WAGyR--KmLED WHILE DEciDISG
Brr.-I.ste on Friday afternoon, Bernard McKenna,
an Irish aborer, while on board the schooner Helen,
living in the dock at the foot of Wall street, made
wager with some one present that he could climb to
the toppsst of tho schooner and return with safety
He commenced the hazardous undertaking, and when
on the pinnacle of the mast McKenna became dizzy
and losing his hold, tumb!ed head foremost to the
deck thereby causrg injuries which resulted in almost
i,s.srt death. Coroner Connery held an inquest, and
the Jury rendered verdict OF death by accidentally
falling from the topmast Of the schooner Helen foot
" of y all street, on the deck, on Friday August 70,
1851 thereby receiving such severe injuries to the
"head as TO GAUGE instantaneous death" The de-
ceoa.ed wa 10 years cd and native Of Ireland. He
resided At No. 50 Columbia street, Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

ARnssr OF SNEAK THIrr,-On Friday nieak,
about dusk, Officer Dazet Of tie Filth Precinct ar"
rested John Williams alias Samuel Rawlings, coa~
ored man, charged with stealing quantity of wearing
apparel valued at &c., frcm Philetus Phillip, at No.
~ Beach street. The officer saw Williams como oat
OF the house with bundle of clothing under his arm
snd run toward varck street. Thinking the fellow
was thief, he purued and soon overloaded him. Ii
appears that Williams entered the house and in bold
proceeded up stairs In the fret room he en-
tered lady, and, politely spoogizng for the in
truscn, he withdrew. Entering another room and
finding the coast clear, he helped himself and left tho
house, when be was arrested a. above stated Justice
Wood committed him to the Tombs.
Doc RECORD ToS THE WEEH-The following is tho
number of dors received at the Dog Pound for tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

ATTEMPTED SrIcIDE.-Ycstsrday afternoon the N,
mates Of the house No. Worth street were starea
VIII the announcement Il at womsn Of bae character
named Harriet Curley, occupying the basement, na1
taken laudsDum A police officer was OF once nO-ne
AID be al the woman conveyed to the fi'to
Station House The services OF q surgeon were o'seN
il. who, BY means Ct enetic, PTeyentea ne, 90
rlsbiug her purpose. The wOrran Il eo'a. " 49,
cfse.. The csvss o. her ssse,nP: at cen a''""'''A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

WocGps'r DIR TO "PLEAsE AyYBoDY.'-fester.
terdsy afternoon rs al Old topper was on bis way TO
H.. Jefferson Market Police Court, 10 charge oil an
officer Of the Tweutyfrst Ward he fell down in tit,
and for a stort time appeared lifeless, whereupon
messenger va. dispatched for Assistance to carry him
back 70 the Station House. Five officers were &C.
cordp.iy sept Immediately with bier upon which to
convey the expected corpse. On arriving at the place
indicated however the officers to their astonishment
fould tie man all alive and kicking having not
OILY recovered from his f. but also partially so from
the effects Of the liquor which he had imbibed. he
lad concluded 10. to die yet to please anybody
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-03

ONO STATE BANK.-The Cincinnati Ga
zette states from authentic sources that the
State Bank of Ohio and Branches, is now
stronger than il was some weeks since. There
is no general run upon it tor coin and the
notes seem to be more acceptable than any
other. They are mainly in the hands Of the
people, ard are preferred, so that large
amounts are not accumulated by brokers.
The State Bank ofIndiana also stands well
among the people of Ohio. Should these
banks maintain specie payment, they will ac-
quire character which will long enure to
their benefit.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-03

"a We have seen specimens of the recent
products of the shop of Mcssrs. VAUrIEE &
MARcosIER, matters in this city, that in light
ness, beauty and finish, cannot be surpassed,
il equalad in New York, and win compare
with the finest Partisan hats imported into
New Orleans. /: affords us sincere pleasure
TO bear testimony to the excellence of the work
of some Of our mechanics, not to flattcr the
workmen, but from desire that our citizens
should appreciate and encourage them. We
can say with confidence to any gentleman II
he leaves his order for hat eff their own
manufacture, with Messrs. VAUTIER & MAR
CONFER, he will not be content, after testing
its lightness and comfort, to wear one of any
other manufacture. There is great comfor,
in having hat made to fit the head that is
to wear it, instead of having to make block
of the head to shape the hat after it is bought
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-03
FROM NEBRASKA.

NEW loRK, Nov 3--P
The Nebraska correspondent Of the Times
writes under date of October End. News
just received here from our frontier Morn
morn settlement on the Loup Fork Platte
River near the mouth of Beaver, that some
seceedcrs from the Mormon church have ar
rived bringing news that large force OF
Mormon militia under Brigham Young ard
II. G. Kimball were preparing to leave Salt
Lake City with provisions fer six weeks
cam paign in the mountains TO stop il possi-
bic the passage of the United States troops.
Positive description of the Mormon force was
secret, but it was generally supposed that at
the pass in tie mountains near Bear River
cut off or at steep Rocks stand would be
made with almost a certainty Of cutting OF
the entire force sent against them.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-03
From New YORK.

INV OBk, NOV ~
Money market quiet. Business at the
Clearing House to-day $l2 400 900. Balance
paid i'm coin $SZl 900.
The Woodstock, VT, Bank is discredited
at the Metropolitan Bank.
The stock market was quite Irregular
Bank stock showing the greatest improve
ment. The I'd Board will be dull and irreg
ular. %
A meeting of some 1000 foreigners was
held to-day Mt noon in the Park. There were
several speeches made, the burden of which
was work or fight. Another meeting was
to be held this evening in Tompkin's Square.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-03
!
TELEGEAPHED EXCLUSIVELY
TO the
EVAN DAHL JOU RNAL


NEW YORK, Nov 2-PN
The Q. s. mail steamship Quaker City from
Havana on the 10Th ult arrived here this ev
ening. The Star of the West from Aspinwall
had arrived at Havana. and would leave for
n. Y. on the Both. She has 81 10000 in
gold, besides $500, 900 Tor England. 35 of
her passengers, including Senator Broderick
aud Col. Fremont arrived here by the Quaker
City. The connecting steamer Golden Gate
lett San Francisco on the 9Th. Her machine
ry became disabled, and she returned 10 this
port on the 10th. The steamer Golden Age
lett in her place on the IL, and arrived ut
Panama on the oath.
The sloop of war st. Louis left Havana for
Aspinwall ON the 18th ult.
The Herald oil San Francisco of the 9Th ult
is the only California paper brought by the
Quaker City, The news therein is Of an I'M
important character
Kinks wagon road party had been attacked
by the Indians, but the latter were repulsed
without loss. IL is said TO be the intention
of the Mormons To go into the Russian Pos
sessions should matters prove serious.
Advices from Havana are .unimportant.-
Health is perfect. The reported appoint
ment of Mirasnel to relieve Concha is unac-
ceptabe.
Sugar nominally lower. The holders pres
sing shipments to the U. 5. Gold Sper cent.
premium. Shipment of small cargoes to Eu-
rope active; no freight for heavy cargoes.
The Quaker City brought $l7l 900 in specie.
The California official returns of nearly all
the counties: Weller's majority over all IL :
600; in favor of the payment Of the State debt
1000 mai. The Senate stands 20 Democrats
to 5 Republicans. Assembly "a DEM, l6
opposition.
The crops are largely ahead of the con-
sumption.
The news of the panic in Y created but
little surprise.
The trial of Treasurer Bates resulted in ia
vor of the State to the full amount of the
bond, 100000.
The Mormons are leaving Carson Valley
| for Utah. Brigham Young ordered them u
form a secret cavalry company, equipped
with one years provisions and clothing. Tbs
expedition from Fort Buchanan against tho
| Apaches killed 80 and took $50 prisoners.
There is great excitement between the So
| norians and Arizonians. No Americans art
allowed passports into Sonora.
The Pimo Indians killed Is Yumahs ant
Apaches for outrages committed on them.
Nothing has been received from the 18th.
mus or South America.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-03
4, "a good girl wanted in a small fami
ly. Apply a. this Office.

cy- We direct the attention of our read
ers to the advertisement of Messrs. SHANK
Dry Goods, which they are selling at prices
suited to the times, and for which they are
taking all sorts of good currency. This old
firm that has had its growth with that Of the
city, has gained experience, capital and libe-
pality with its years. The sign and store
stand as landmarks of the lapse of time and
progress Of the city, and around them clus-
ter the memories Of good bargains, kindly
and friendly attentions, strict integrity and
courtesy through long course of heavy
business. The associations that gather
around an old firm like this is durable lien
upon the attachments Of their customers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-03

e The Paris Univers, speaking Of the
day of humiliation and fasting in England.
says England offers to the world at this mo-
meat a magnificent and noble example,
An entire nation is doing penance. and is
humbling itself before God, impioring Hi.
pardon for its faults, confessing that its sins
have brought about the evils which affiict it,
and supplicating Him for victory. This is
certainly grand spectacle and solemn
lesson for the world
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-03

CANsELToN FAcToRY.-We hear with
pleasure that the large cotton factory at Cam
Melton, resumes its operations on full time
to-day. The decline in cotton has been
sufficient to induce the proprietors to risk the
future market for goods. This resumption
will be a matter of more importance to the
numerous laborers who look to that estab-
lshment for the means Of passing q COM
Portable winter, than the resumption Of spe-
Gle payments by all the banks in the country.