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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29

TC. CAMPBELL,
A TTORNEY AND COUNsELLOR AT LAW,
"A Davenport, Iowa.
Omce-Dayenport's Block, corner Main and Sec
oud streets. deol3dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29
). w. II. BAKER, M. D.,
T. CAMPBELL,

DUYeICIAN AND SUR6EON.-OFfICE-PO
Il OFFICE BLOCK; House-North side of Fifth
street, between Brady and Perry. Jangldti
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-29

w &. COLE, NJ. ID.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND OCULIsT. RRSI
j dence Ls CLAIRE House, office Franklin Block,
room No. upstairs.
June3-du
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-23

DIABoLIcAL MURDER IN KNOX COUNTY
The Vincennes San says that a man named
Smith living in place, called the Neck, in
that county, was arrested last week, for the
murder of his wife, and after the farce Of an
examination before a justice of peace, was
allowed to escape. The wife got up early
in the morning and went to the spring for
a pail of water Smith arose soon after and
went out, was absent some time, and on his
return, his wife not having come back to the
house, sent his little sen to the spring TO
look for her. The boy returned in few
moments and said she was dead, when the
father and son went out and found her lying
dead with her face in a sra pool OF water
a few inchesSeeP, some three feet below the
spring, with the bucket partly filled. a
large gash in The back part OF her head I'M
dictated that she had been knocked inSenSlble
and held in the pool until dead
Smith said he had been to feed his horses
and then his hogs when he must have passed,
by his own account, directly above and ia
full view of the spring, which in connection
with his threats repeatedly made to Kill
and put her out of the way, as well as his
actions, point suspicion to him. He was
proceeding to make a rough box and bury
her without giving notice of her death when
his brother living in Mt. Carmel, H., came
and stopped him with the murder. large
stone supposed to have beea the fatal instI1l-
ment was foWnd OF the spot, which had ev-
identity been taken from the ruius of an old
chimney near the door of the hosse. Smith
was taken before Justice Decker of the
township, who discharged him for want OF
positive evidence 20 fix the crime upon him
The prisoner fed Immediately to parts un.
known. Soon after his discharge, witnesses
arrived and among them his own brother
who charged him in positive terms will
murder, and declared he had killed former
wife. He has not been arrested.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-23

The DELIBERATE MURDER OF SOS By
HIS FATHEI:-A Touring mill near st. Cen
evievc, Missouri, belonging to father and
son, named Shaft, was recently burned down.
The son insisted upon rebuilding AID re-
pairing it, and for that purpose got together
arumber of workmen. To this the father
was opposed. Gu last Wednesday morning
while young Mr. Scllaff and the men were
busily occupied in the partly demolished
building, the old man procured his gum
which was charged, it is said, with twenty
seven buck shot and one slug. Saeaking
through the rubbish, he moved hither and
thither, seeking favorable opportunity Of
effecting his hellish purpose, of numbering
his own son. Finally with u demoniac
chuckle, he noisclessly thrust the barrel of
his gun in a hole of the engine room wall
and rested the muzzlc upon the fly-wheel.
He drew the trigger and the unsuspecting
victim fell, having received the whole charge
in his left breast. He was killed instantly.
The slug passed entirely through his body
and lodged in piece of wood behind.
More than hundred persons were within
fifty feet of the spot at the time. The wife
of the dead man came running with her
infant child in her arms to the lifeleSs body
of her husband, uttering the most piercing
shrieks of grief, and the excitement among
the people was intense. Many were for
hanging John Schaff on the spot, but better
counsels prevailed, and he was committed
to the st. Genevieve Jail, as was also his
wife, step-mother of the deceased, Us aces
Sory before the fact
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-23
An Infamous Outrage.

Late in the evening of Saturday, the l4th
instant, Mr. Philip Snyder, peaceful and
respectable German citizen, with his wife
and heavy load of malt in his wagon, was
going from Evansville to his residence IN
German township, and at SEINE distance be-
low the city he was accosted by VIM. Nc
Crary, well known rewdy of Babytown,
and Mad. Patrick, who claimed the priyi-
Iege of riding with him. Snyder objected,
on the ground that bis load was quite
enough for his team but finally consented
that they might get in, if they would walk
up the long and difficult hill at Baby town
1T the hill the intraders refused to get
out, and declared their intention to have
some fun out of Mrs. Snyder. They
then began to abuse both husband and wife,
and finally when Synder began to resist
their oxtrages upon himself and wife, they
knocked him down and beat him till he was
senseless lie was then dragged fifty rods
from mis- wagon by the hair of his head, and
left in a state of insensibility.
The rufians returned to the wagon and
began most brutal assault upon Mrs. Sny-
der, who was within few days of her con-
finemcnt, and in her resistance to their ef-
forts, they tore nearly all the clothing from
her person. The husband coming TO his
senses, ran to the the protection of his wife
when he was again knocked down, and
falling under the wagon, as the team start
ed, one wheel with the heavy load passed
over his body.
The cries of the victims brought assist
ance from Babytown and the brutal assail-
ants were arrested and kept i'll custody til
next morning when they were brought be-
fore Squire Elmendorff of German town.
ship. change of venue was taken by
them to Center township and they were cx-
nmined on Saturday last before Squire Hop
kins who bound them over in heavy bonds
for trial before the Circuit Court
Snyder was brutality beaten and severely
injured by the wagon passing over him.
His wife suffered dangerous consequence:
from her fright aud infamous treatment
Snyder thinking their purpose might b,
robbery, offered them his purse containing
$50, to save his wife, but they rejected tn,
purse, saying they wanted the woman"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-23

y BSy- The Ndtioaal Demo rat, the State
organ of the Douglas Democracy, says it
"hazards nothing in saying that Jesse d.
Bright is, to-day, the most unpopular man
in Indiana" Yet, unpopular as he is" it
adds, "he wields the sceptre of a despot, and
sets the will of the masses at defiance. Weak
with the people, he is strong through the
tact, management, aud sleepless vigilance of
his mercenaries. Overwhelming as would
be the popular verdict against him, through
the ballot-box, the Democratic party of this
State has been plaything in his hands, and
its edicts but the reflection of his whims
and prejudices.'
Is it not reproach to the people of the
State that they tolerate his tyranny? Is it
not time for them to rebel and overthrow it?
In this Congressional District Bright's min
ions assume the power to set up or put
down whomever they please They assem-
bic Conventions-dictate northumberland
afterwards revise their doings; and if the
candidates selected be not plant enough to
suit their purposes, they are put down and
others more subservient are selected for the
people to vote for Two or three pensioners
of Bright, stationed as his police in the
State and Federal offices-men who could
not themselves get one vote in ten in their
own party, for any Office, are enabled,
through management and trickery, and
party drill, to control and direct the acts
Of the party, and thereby gain the political
power in the State and District. This vas
salage of the masses to this illegitimate and
usurped authority. is one of the extraordin-
airy features of party DONNA ton.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-23

LECOYPTox Constitution NOT DEAp.-The
impression is gaining currency that the ad-
ministratiOn intend to resuScitate the Lee
compton Constitution, under the plea that the
Constitution itself has not been submitted;
all that was referred to the people was a
proposition to come into the Union with the
Lecompton Constitution under the condi-
tons of land ordinance, or with the same
constitution under some other conditions to
be hereafter prescribed by Congress. The
bill Itself says;
But should a majority be for proposition
rejected, it shall be deemed and held that
the people of Kansas do not desire admis-
sion into the Union with said Constitution,
under the conditions set forth in said propo-
sitions' that is, under the land ordinance
as amended by Congress. Congress, there
fore, may, at any time, recede from its
amendment and admit Kansas as a State un-
der the Lceompton Constitution with the
land ordinance as framed by the Lecompton
Constitutional Convention.
We do not believe there is hardihood
enough even in the Lecompton leaders to
attempt SO great an outrage upon public
sentiment
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-23
The Fraser River Gold Dtggings.

y correspondent of the Newark 1drer-
tisT, who has visited the ports on Puget
Sound, aud gathered all the information ac-
cessible. in regard to the prospects of the
country, finally settled himself at Victoria,
Vancouver's Island to trade. He says:
"You will infer from my establishing
myself here that think the golden story all
true, but you will mistake me. | have
heard all the stories detailed in San Francis
co, have been in correspondence with parties
who are mining upon tie Fraser river, and
drawn all the information that possibly
could he drawn from the II. L. Co. and
their employees, and from all, | dcducc and
state the following as my truthful belief
Money will he made here by merchants,
who will supply the necessities of these mad
ADVENTURES Gold does exist on Fraser and
Thompson rivers, and all through the coun-
try, but it has not been found in large guam
titles, as has been represented The miners
who have worked Oh Fraser river agree
that the yield per diem is much less than in
the gold mines OF California.
in addition TO these stories, there is an
other set up by interested parties, and fam
ed into a constant flame by the Steamship
Company, holders of real estate, and Others
These parties will have fearful account TO
render. Another month will prove my
words true ones. Disappointed men are
coming into this city from the mines above,
and here they must remain for the present,
all poor, and many wearicd in spirit, and
broken down in health 10y exposure and
hard labor.
Gold Lake, Gold Bluff, and Kern river
are as pencil sketches compared with this
mad excitement and wild humbug. The eff
feet has gone abroad, and the results viii be
great. Still much good will come of this
but to others, the adventures in this region
will return TO the mines of California, and
their various occupations in their own
State, poorer and sadder men, and the influx
from the Atlantic side and European coun-
tries viii settle, not here, but in our more
conrenial cline of California.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-23
Nomination in the Finh D,.,r,.,

The Republican Convention in the Fifth
Congressional District met at Cambridge
City on Thursday, and nominated David
Kilgore for reelection to Congress George
W. Julian, the famous abolitionist was
Kilgore's most formidable rival. After the
nomination was made Mr.. Julian addressed
large crowd of outsiders, pledging him
self to give hearty support to the nominee
of the Convention. Harmony has thus been
restored to the Republican ranks in the
District, and Kilgore's success made almost
certain. He carried the District two years
ago by a,ori'y of nearly 1890 yotes,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-23

STATE SECURITY BANK, Gemekon.-
Amor mt of oclss deposited missouri, Hi
nois, Michigan, North Carolina, Louisiana,
Tennessee, and specie), S1sl, $3.50; eircula-
ton Sl67,s95
SY. CRerx RIVER BANK, Brnkerkot.-
Amount of Stocks deposited Georgia, Wis
ccnsin, Louisiana, Virginia, Illinois, North
Carolina, Tennessee, Mis- ouri 6 5, and specie),
sl69, 80; circulation, S $4,000 ts.
STATE Stock BANK, Eau Claire.-Amount
of Stocks deposited Louisiana SIS, Louisiana,
Missouri, Michigan, and Tennessee 6's),
Slls, 90; circsl to-, SEQ 500 SUI
ST. CRoIx VALLEY BANK, 81. Croic Falls.
Amount of Stocks deposited North Caro-
lima. Tennessee, Virginia, and Missouri 6s),
SILL 600; circul,ti,n, S99, 800.
WAUPAccA COUNTY BANK, WGu2Gcea.-
Amount of Stocks deposited illinois, Mis-
souri,, Wisconsin, Virginia, Tennessee, and
North Carolina 6's), S46,340; circulation,
$4,000
In addition 10 these banks there are some
twelve banks which the Comptroller was
winding up. The statement of their condi-
ton viii afford an index as TO the reliability
of Wisconsin banks, secured as they are, by
State stocks.
BADGER STATE BANK, Jc1iesriHe Specie
en- hand SlS, 308; circulation outstanding,
Sl8,3O8.
BANK OF COMMERCE, Mlscaukis.-Specie
on hand S567; circulation outstanding
S567-
BANK or THE Cry OF LACROSSE, La Crosse.
Specie on hand $l7, 3s7; circulation out
standing, Sl7,3S7.
EXCHANGE BANK OF VIM J. BELL & Co.,
Mi,caukie-Specic on hand 500; circula-
ton outstanding, SAB.
FARMERS BANK, Hudson.-Specie on hand
S2l, 1913; circulation outstanding, S2l, l23
GLOBE BANK, Mlrdukie.-Specie on
hand 81, $40; circulation outstanding, S4,-
! $40.
GERxANIA BANK, Miipdukie.-Specie OIL
hand S2e; circulation outstanding, S29.
KANKAxEE BANK, Black Rirer Falls
Specie on hand Sl6,370; circulation out
standing, Sl6,370.
OSHKOSH CRY BANK, OshkOsk.-Speci,
on hand 1921; circulation outstanding
S237.
PEOPLES BANK, Ml~aukie.-Specie OF
hand IS, t07; circulation outstanding, So,
| 404.
PRoDUcERs' BANK, JdnesriHe.-Specie OF
hand S. 2Ol; circulation outstanding, SO,
2Oi.
WISCONSIN BANK, Mineral PoiRt.-Speci,
on hand 1890; circulation outstanding
! S3,450.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-23
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
or C0E.S-CfL DfRECT-

HARDER OF CGE.S'1yL DfRECT-
OlAG LOTS TO BE FILLED--And nJw here
il appearing to the Common CoGncil Of the City OF
Evansville, that Lot in Block 81 and -ot IN
Block So Eastern Enlargement, are situated that
water collects and remains stagnant thereon, ana
the owners of said Lots hereby directed and re-
quired by the said Council TO FIJI up said Lots TO
such a height rs will prevent water from collecting
and remaining stagnant thereon, within Ten days
from the service Of this order.
l. 4. Lemcle. Clerk OF the City Cf Evansville, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is true and COM
plete copy Of order of saidCounci passed on the
18th day of August. A. u. 1885, 50 far as il relates
to the within named Lots.
In witness whereof, have hereunto subscribed
nv name and affixed the seal Of said IT, this 18th
day of August, a. D.. 1855. A. LEMCkE.
-la2f Toll cur.N-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-23

Eay" The Philadelphia folks are wonder
fully pleased with the success OF their new
steam fire engines. 4 writer from that city
says they will have over twelve of these
powerful machines in less than a year
They prove to be great moral reformers,
abolishing an army of rowdies and loafers
whose principal avocation has been to man
the ropes and foment murderous brawls.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-23

BSy" Pursuant to an act of the Tennessee
Legislature, an election is TO be held on the
first Thursday in next month to ascertain tie
sense of the voters of the State i'm regard to
calling Convention to remodel the State
Constitution
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-23

THE YELLOW FEvER.-The yellow fever
is more fatal in Cuba this year than for
thirty years past No part of the island is
exempt from its :ravages, but at Matanzas
the sickness is particularly rife.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-23

H.fRB.-THE C.S'D u RSf GIVE ID,
V for MANY years chief Clerk in the house III
JOHN HUXLEY 4 Co., begs to offer his services
az Commission Merchant, the friends and PATRON
of that house that il has retired from business
With this end i'm view have formcda co-iartner
ship with Dir. T. W. Benton, senior of the odd ami
well known Arm Of =. ". Benton & Co, under tho
name and style OF BENTON &klNG, to take place.
from the list If May, proN.
The subscriber relies fer support upon the friends
of the Old house Of JOHN HURLEY a Co., VIM
have had opportunities OF experiencing the prompt
and ability with which he attended to their
business. Very respectfully,
Corner of Lafayette and New LcYcc streets.
New On leans, April y, 1855 augs-y
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-23


Il. :. Howard. Evansville Indiana Alls Howes
Evansville, Indiana A. NJ. Phelps & Son, New
burgh, Indiana; Minor s. Hade, Newburgh, In
diana; III. ID. NewcOmb & Brother, Louisville, Ken
lucky; ID. :. Benedict & son. Louisville, Kentucky ;
Thomas Danforth Secretary, New Albany Insurance
Co., New Albany, Indiana II. Simpson Co. !;
New Albany, Indiana; w. III. Catlin, Henderson
Kentucky; II. e.. Beverly, Henderson, Kentucky ;
James Montgomery, Preston Bro. Bank, Jefferson
vile, Indiana; Alerrett Campbell and Co. st. Louis,
No. jy3l-ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-23
O0RFORJTIO.V .y'OTTCE. = o N


u DERED, that the owners ef Lot l in Block 4,
and Lot in Block >, in the Eastern Enlargement,
aud Lots 81, S. 50 and 90, and l, > ,, 4, D. 6, ~ and
S-the last named eight lots in McCowans subdi-
vision lot 3, all in the upper enlargement of
the City of Evansyillecause the sidewalks in
or along side of the above described property on
Second street, 10 he brought to the proper grade
and lay down upon the same good plank sidewalk
of the usual width.
Also ordered, That the owners Of Lots in Blocks
H. l. and IS in Stoekwell's Enlaraetnent Of
the City Of Evansville, fronting on IRgle street,
cause the sidewalks on said Ingc street. and in front
or along side of the above described Lots to be
brought to the proper City grade, and lay good sub
stantial plank sidewalks Of The usual width upon
the same.
All Of the shove must be done within Thirty days
from the publication of this notice, and in defiant
thereof the Common Council of the City OF Evans
willie will proceed to perform said work. aud the
costs and expenses accruiug thereby, viii be assess
ed to and collected by sale Of said property,
muGh thfeOf as will satisfy said lien and costs
Ky order Of the Common Cornell Of the City of
Of Evansville. y. LEMCkE, Clerk.
augI4-i0t. I'olIslofe cory.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-23
HJT.I.NSVJLEE COMM EECF.IL
-z< COLLEGE.
No. ~ North First STREET

ENANSN lille, INDIANA.
The Sixth Annual Session Cf the above Institu-
tiop, will commence on Monday Aueust 2nth, 1853
course OF lessons in this School will embrace
Doubled Entry Book Keeping, in all its various
branches, Mercantile Calculations, Penmanship, sc.
The plan adopted in Teaching is entirely practical
no text books being used, hence students can rely
on obtaining sufficient practical knowledge of tic
science Of this all important branch Of education to
enable him 10 take charge Of set Of books in any
establishment, however complicated. Students can
enter at any time. course Of lessons can be
plcted i'm irUm six To ten weeks. Time however.
not limited.
Weekly Lecturee Commercial Law will be de-
livcred 10y competent legal gentlemen of the city.
Daily Lectures on Bookkeeping and business
generally.
Terms For a full course, including Diploma.
S3G. Gentlemen can, however. enter for the Ner-
camille course which is $50 Ladies' department Sl5.
For Catalogue, giving full particulars. address,
JEREMIAH Benin, Principal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-23

Se and INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, Ne. North
Third street, Evansville Indiana The purchase and
sale OF Real Estate collection Of Rents and payment
of Taxes, &C. promptly attended to. Persons in want
Of any kind OF help or cmpIoyment can t,e inform
Cd by calling AZ this Office CHsRGEs REASONABLE.
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