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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-30
NEW PUBLICATIONS
Important Books fOr Libraries !

InSiE volumes, By Calvin Cotton H. Professor NJ Pub
lie Economy, Trinity College In various STYLES OF binding
sDsstined Tor lsadev he everywhere asserted ms des-
tiny John C. Breckenridge, Vice President Of Uui-
ted States.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-30
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
IN SENATE.

To be continued !
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03

curing this land grant He made pledges" Is
he says. ''oas Of what he might rsceivs"--.hese
lp,sdgss being freely made" a.. without them.
'hs had - sAov cAesesrF VIVA. says the Hon
lersbla he Hoassof Representatives Of the United
DoAess. b this rsvslasioni
Thee "plsdsss" amounted in value to seven
'hondrsd and 6fsy-avs thousaud dollan-at least,
that 10 the amount he has charged upon the books
of the Company. Let US now see how much the
vots Of . member Of Congress is worth. There are
296 members Of Congress in all-but there are.
say one hall Of them, whom no man would dare
approach with bride Surprising that there are
$50 who can b bought up-and by simple cal
culation. we have about Ave thousand dollars to
each ono Of thoss purchasabls members for his
vote in favor Of the land grant " the Central Iowa
Company. II the other land grabbers paid in the
same proportion. no wonder there are men in tho
Northern and Western States whose election to
Congrsss cost them, every time, from twenty to
thirty thousand dollars
Will the Representatives Of the people continue
this system Of land grants-of which, by the way,
Stephen A. douglas was the originator. and is
now the special patron-whch is not only 30 un-
just in itself but ia productive Of so much fraud
and rAscalityf We shall ace.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03

rails Of the Legislative Assembly, now in session
ask that Mr. Fuller lie admitted.
There csn be no good reason for recognising the
representative existence Of either Mr.. kingsbury
or Mr.. Fuller. One has no claim whatever 70 sit
A. delegate in Congress. sEd tho other lees than
none No territory can have . legal existence. ex-
eept ~ 70 o. much land. Trees water and rock un-
Ill formally organized by Congress. Though both
delegates are Of the administration party. - they
would have no vote il admitted. We see no likcli.
hood Of any one but the territorial committees he
ing troubled with their pretensions--anles-. in
deed. we except Gen Cas-. whose night watches
may DO disturbed by visions Of this last ghost Of
Sauat,er Sovereignty, laid lew days ago. with
so much solemniiy, by the Washington organ
~ j. Post.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03
Tho Indian Empire.

IUIffHfHShHS .|DF HeF rae.
The Indian Empire left this port on tho 23d,
and Halifax ON the Goth ult and had not been
hoard from when the Europa left Liverpool, III
though she was then eleven days overdue. Appre-
tensions are naturally felt TINT she has met with
some disaster. 1t may be. ,weyer. that nm accident
to her machinery has only disabled her from
king quick passage, or that her coal has given
out. Tho Europa her last outward trip,
used up all her conl in contending against the
heavy weather. and was obliged to put into
Queenstown, Ireland, for supply The Indian
Empire took from this OF about nine hundred
tons. which, Mt her usual rate of consumption
fifty tons day-would last her only eighteen
days.
The Indian Empire took out 81 passengers, IA
of when were in tho first cabin, and n crew Of
sixty-eight men. She also had about two hun
drcd tons cargo, consisting OF cotton, tobacco und
slaves.
The Indian Empire was a well-built vessel Of
1857 tons register She was thoroughly repair
ed ut Galway. previous to her last voyage When
she was steaming down the bay at her late dcpar-
ture from this port, abe came in collision with n
brig, damaging slightly her cut-water and bow
spirit. and causing her detention at Quarantine
until midnight.
The vessel was built by Mr. Webb, in I843 and
her name has been changed three times. viz -
United States. Ilsnsa aud Indian Empire. On
her last overhnulng at Southampton. under the
direction Of her present owner. Mr.. Lever, she
was found to be in n sound condition. She has
no buikhead partitions. hut ia provided with ak
boats. two of which are of the Francis large pat
tern. These would probably accommodate the
passengers, and tho crew. For extinguishinj fire
n donkey engine. aud steam fire and bilge pumps
can be brought to bear. The Marine Register
rates the Indian Empire ~ A IA and says that
her security and provisions against fire are
good. ~. L. Post.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03
squatter Sovereignty in Dacotah.

! There are two rival democrats who will claim,
at the coming session Of Congress, to represent
the new territory west of Minnesota known "a
Dacotah. neither Of whom has any right to seat
on the floor of the House The territory which
they claim To represent has never been organized
as a territory by Congress. 1t is simply a region
named but not bounded by Congress- when it sub
United u the people ofMinnesota territory certain
boundaries for their state limits. Its limits are
ON the east Minnesota and on the south and west
the Missouri river The residents of the counties
in that region called election for the choice of
delegate 70 represent them in Congress. A. Full
Ter was declared duly elected. and proceeded to
Washington with batch Of petitions and memo
rails frm the people, whom he claimed to repre-
sent. Nothing YVES done by Congress, however. OF
ease his mind.
|. A Mr.. Kingsbary also claims the election. but
Il 10 Sid that be 10 indebted for his certificates
% halfbresd and fall-blood Indian returns. and
has never bssf within the Limits Of Dacotah.
An faliers Chains. provided they had any sane-
from the legal exiatencs Of the territory would
receive confirmation from the fact that the memo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03

A LrckY Suor--KHlinga Grizzly and Finding
Fortune, P&rAdps-Thc Union Democrat Sonora
f22i October tells the following story:
John Minear, n former resident OF Sonora, but
low sojourning in tho mountains. one day last
week shot grzzly-he second one. by the way.
re had killed during the week-which ruled
owr the mountain some distance. lodging against
ledge of quartz rock. While engaged in SKIM
* tho animal his attention was attracted to some
roken pieces of the rock containing gold. On
arther examination along the ledge, by knocking
q the moss he was made aware that he had found
lead Of astonishing richness, which he at once
,ok possession Of. Some specimens from the
lain we have seen--taken from the surface and
old is visible in pr"fuson. This is in the neigh
urhood Of the Bnistor claim and on the famous
Buchanan" lead.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03


list of questions. it will I've seen thatths Commits.
sioner Of Patents has taken steps to procure in.
formation in reference Ia the agricultural socistics
Of tho country--a movement which cannot but
prove great benefit " the agricultural interest
of the nation:
UNITED STATES PATENT OrrIcx,
Washington, DC.
SrR:-From the large number Of agricultural
associations in the United States with which
this Office has correspondence it would seem de-
sirabe that something should he known more in
detail than there il at present OF their statistics
and general operations. II consistent with the
wishes Of your Society. in tho common with 9th
ers that these facts should be collected and then
promulgated throughout tho land, with the view
Of establishing a friendly and moro intimate CO.
operation, please 10 insert appropriate answers
to tho following inerrogatorics. Us far IA prnct-
ticnbe, and forward them to this Office by mail Or
otherwise. ut your earliest convenience.
Very respectfully, your ob.t -erv't.
j. IioLT, Comn'r.
To-, Secretary Of.
|. Under what name or designation was your
society organized or charteredf
9. Date Of organization?
5. Date of charterf
1. Present number Ofmembersf
5. Amount of the initiation fee of member
ship?
g. Amount Of tho annual payment of men,
bersg
I. Amount required for life membership
X. WHAT other modes. if any, of obtaining
lundsp
.. What amount of funds or real estate does
your society to present possess?
10. How often do you hold o show r. fairi
H. Whit amount is paid per nnnum for prcmi-
ums?
l2. What are largest tho premiums you have
ever offered, and for what objects!
49, What amount do you pay per annum for
lectures or instruction?
II. What amount do you pay per annum for ex-
perimenisY
Is. Do you possess n nursery, background or
mn experimental hrmr
l6. What amount do you expcnd for cuttings
aud seed for distribution
IL. ID, you publish volume of transactions m
nunlly, tyr at any other stated period; and if no.
what number OF copies, and how many pages chchg
Is. How many volumes in your library. il any,
and whit tho estimated value Of the same.
ID. Have you mn agricultural museum or col
lection Of models implements, or specimens Of
ra'nrnl history of any kind if so, Of what do they
consist?
20. ID you posses. any domestic animals for
the purposes ., breeding; if 80, how many and Of
what kndsy
u. Please to statn some Of the benefits result
ing from Your Socicty in the diffusion of agricul-
tural Knowledge, aud the improvement Of iomectic
animals.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03
STITZER,
Opposne me E1chanye Bank,
Main street, Lynchbslrg, VIZ.

FALL STYLE PREMIUM HATS.
kTIIZERs Is the place to buy your HATS. made -
- under his nspertion, by the celebrned
worku,eu that be produced He Is nshing his -
customers It'll the Andsomest Hat that pro-
duced There nothing like them In this city They tho
Hat Of the really beautiful He does
design being esoscal but what every be So
H. erioe. you sut Hat TO eclipse all other beau.
Of e durability and finish peculiarly adapted
getit.
lie would also call attention to h large Felt
Has Of grade and quality Servants great vari
ETY. the Navy Cloth Velvet and Plush Caps Chrcns Fancy
Caps Ladies Riding Hats and all kinds Of Hats
III IL t.. order at the shortest notice.
Call a. Stitzer Prac ica Halter for bargains the sign
fnovl dta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03

LtOx I'll nE.-p hav" srvesnt NR,asRO wa.
MEN for immediate hire; some i'h child and some
with more Also several BOYS. Apply to
II. q STEPTOE,
dec Jfrday Amonlay pisrcevie Bel ford Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03
-FOUR MUssCAs. FKIEND,"
Weekly Publication If Sheet Music containing is paSes


PRICE ONLY GENTS.
hnCR MUSICAL FRIEND 10 filled with the best Piano
" So"s Duets, Sings operate Arias Polkas Mazourkas
Qnaiii'e, Waltxes and other les
a'.on TO- voice md Iauo " will cons from
the best American aid European and
and Ashona,e initiate early ssuei by Regular pub
lisrrs Call Al the Book Periodical Store and
.he w.nk irc 3d.s IL G. VICTOR
~ OT1Ck . IA hM q Il GARDEN n a.
~ The undersigned has received Patent ONCE
Washington VI the ing articles for
tion. Viz; n Wheat Rot Roy Beans EARLY W ash r,ou
Peas aid Ice Cream W rneon ~, Those wishing to
maxi experiments with them, " II pes call Oh me-
A. McDDNAID, Secretary
or the Lynchbnrg Agricultural M.chani, al So, .ty
fS-l also bava ON baud supply of Hungarian Gia
Seed, for distribution. llec lidscI A. McD
SCOTT'S Admir-. vs.JONEs.- More shnu two
~ years having elapsed since the person.
al representative Of the said scott Court doth
u his wf Josephine W Jones' aud Paul Jones' j. order
that the creditors OF the said VIM
Of the next term Of Tins Court any they can
why the state OF the said should pRd over
and delivered to his Agatres Aud the C,urt doth that
SO much Of this decree thu
to show cause against the dsrlb stion his
ed once week four ks II
papers published In The city Of l., nrb and
the door Of the Courthouse Of Ills
successive terms If usrgs Court E1yac from s de.
j. III .i.lt,N
der } clnwfor4w Clerk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03
Important Arrangement.

BY tho following letter, and the accompanying
list of auestions il will I've seen that the Commits
soner Of Patents has taken steps to procure in
formation reference Ia the agricultural societies
Of tho country-a movement which cannot but
prove great benefit " the agricultural interest
,.Ft bo,, natl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03

MCAr CUTTRRB: MEAT GGTT90A:s-
~ We have pos on hand. . n.s lat Of SAUSAGE NEAT.
CUTTERS which We offer q redaced prizes. .
e dee ..a.. -, walrrE10HE y0sl4E
rN00N PIAAnTG R-Aa eGbessal ssnpe1vsS -
0COkNS. Warranted 70 cure II Airociious are foloWed
A.os and for sAls ~ }. u. THOMPSON L CO.
"l 0sNgSh,s>
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03
n>EURNlrGkk: :FUsNs rURE.:

s,NstS5esSSEn - URNBf TT Rk! .FURsNl rUHE!:
N.e Grateful for past fAvors the riber woula
return his thanks his friends the pub.
lie generally, and inform them that 10
has hand land constantly adding screto)
srment II Elegant Furniture y vkfui work
the very hest Hnished the
srabe Ills embraces every article usually
u up II the noste manufactures
tic sG!rsn call thnse wishing purchase feeling
,ured and will satisfaction In both
price and quality
Hair and Shuck Mattresses always IN hand.
EDWARD J. FOIKEs,
Wareooms and Mandatory doors below Liberty
houa fan@ d&rtrif
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03

SUPER FKENCH CLOTH COATs.-rh q
~ CLOTH DRESS AND fkOCK GOATS, sold at he Ba.
faar excel In style quality OF mAtera and nanship
and Ne maks II phnt Invariably TO turi good
Hs aud to charge only equitable prices you a we'll
n-de good 1ting and handsome DRESS SUITS the ho
days. he call
d.c2dsl BURROUGHS. SHAFER CO.
FuNRAvEELINl: Bu.ANkETs.-A large as
Il sortm"ut of TRAVELLING BLANKETS, at unusually
low prices for sale by
dee dts BURROUGHS SHAFER a. CO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03

ANCn0CE&., DlCEMBEk I'D. lkjA.-
IL COUNTRY JEANS AND WO.LEN SOCKS have
IN store and for sale large and lot of COU STRY
JEANS AND WoOLEN SOCKS. Itch will sell cheap
cash Call and zee them. ldec 3sifs J. &. SHEARER
Two TmE PlBIlC,-cbe sub. crib~r would
respectfully inform the public that Horse.
vii hereafter 6c allowed TO leave his stables
pA for IN adrdnce This rule will be- strictly adhered in
ali cases idec 2dlws FAYErrE wIIIIANa
vlUssNESS II ~ .-N0iwith TIA n ding the
great demand for reel erce styles OF BI
BUTTS and the extraordinary sales "thc present
manage to ke' stock the ship.
nrns rom our Factory fresh an III
nj the bazaar. BURROUGHS SuAFf.R On
dec 5-tls
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03

SPECIAL NOTsCE-TO THE I.ADIRs.-
kSNow your chance learn al! styles II ORNAMENTAL
NEEDLE WORK. such silk Wost drased fi"wera Bu!.
ion Work, Spauglrg Drawing. &c, &c. will keep ms
ieria fr the school hand sale have
also handsome assortment Of Patterns which nJ scholars
the Of and raw FROM Terms moderate.
three times week-Aond.y Wednesday, and Friday
afternoon. from to cork. All yes of
Her Pers sbng 10 enter their scholars will
please c. at the Washington H"nse, at this office nv
class bgin the If December Ladies
their srnr~ by addressing through ihe Office
Als", y. Lessons given. MISS X c. SEMON.
nov I0dlm From iiichmond. Va
V1MBRELIAS! UMDREB.LA9!:-H have
~ opened this week, anoi her supply OF good UMBKEI-
LAS hirh Offered air prices Il b wheh.
hand by Adams Express Lees Line. South Side.
nov u d,al r sEAmUkY.
NEW s.OODS.-JOMN r. DAVIS Il CO.,
~ Lr>cHDUaa VA. offering for public inspection
large aud magnificent stock VI sasonabe Dry obs
consist M in part "f all the newest styles Of Ladies' res.
Gods Cn1ks, Shaws Collars and Sleeves Gloves Hosiery
Tn ir s'ck Of Cloths Cassincrcs Vesngs Is G. m
letc aud special attention call their stock Of GUS
FOR SERVANT, consisting Of 81 AMI - fuliel Coths
heavy sat,inc,ts Plaid lnseys and Blake stock
Of Hors" Publishing Goeds consisting In Velvet
sells Three ply lugrsin and Vensn Carpetins Rugs
OIL Cloths Curtain Matefiais Table LluenA &c
oct t9-fs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03
From the Scientific American.
Sc NC MAJ HIN q

WE arc using WHEELER WILSON'S atcnt. and can
w say in regard 10 IT, that II il without M
Machine in ita of do
nestle use Is simple; not easily cut order
proer hands and In point OF effectiveness other
Machine stands ahead of We ibis In regard
this excellent Machine resp"nsbty without
the slightest intention TO disparage other Ma
TO the puic and we hope thereby, time trouble
III answering ieers which frequently with
quires touching this subject
For sale IN l.ynchburgb by
decl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-03

NEW AND CHOsCE AsS0HTWENT. AT
~ EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRlCE>-The subscriber IL
now receiving, and has III stone, complete assortment
School and Miscellaneous Books Letter PAPER
Blank Books Stationery and Fancy & Dds suitable the
coming boidAys Call and before pur ,has
ing elsewhere Inducements viii lee M r, all
uiary TO those who dcal On the cash system
dee dts H. c. VICTOR
" TIE WRITING COMM NIFTY II have just received
another suppy Of those well known and TIP TUP
GOLD PENS These bee well tried md tay. new.
er yet been snrpass d. If quail aud very ranu
"a. and supply yonrstlye. dec ldts H. C. VICTOR
nDRO "ECT HOUk BOOKS AND VAlCA.
D BILE PAPERS FROM fIKF.-Hnrngs Cham, ion fLe
aud Bur- lar proof SAFE>-the hest H. The worId-and At
New fsrk prices Those Who have >anaL Al d "a
per-. ,u do we'll to them u h.RRINGs FIRE
PROOF SAFES this is the when are most ami
to o.c J IL THOMPSON 4 IN
o,e ,-oss Agenis for Herring
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-11-25

/ to express nv astoniShment that anti.
slavery men rhonld now turn round
and condemn Republicans for thu,
defeating the nachination Of the Slave
power. ] think these charges unjust.
Those who make them are undoubied.
ly jealous AMI excellent men. who
have strong conceptions Of truth ami
human rights. but little appreciation
OF the difficulties. the gigantic labors
Of embodying popular sentiment. and
ouniung dIscorlant political elements
as TO give effect to the truths they
preach. From nv inmost sonl
thank every man for any influence he
may have put forth TO defeat that
nefarioun measure. Many of them
differed from me in opinions. yet for
all they did in behalf of humanity !
feel grateful. / would not reproach
theo for. 50 good. SO important an
act.
| am aware that men who profess to
belong to the Republican party deny
the doctrines avowei in our platform
The very fact OF such denial shows
they are no, of the party. nor for it,
principles: But deny the justice Of
condeming republicans on account Of
the sayings of such men. 1t is our
right to be judged by our doctrines
unanimously adopted in Convention,
and held by all who have any right to
be numbered with that party.
In regard to the sentiment or the
feelings of the people of your State. il 1
would be indelicate for me to speak.
What / have said has reference to the |
party which acts nationally. and |
lisowns all right to interfere with the
individual State or the action Of any |
particular States. With great rcspeci
Your friesd.
! n Ctnp,Sca
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-11-25
A Hard Customer.

4 green looking customer observed
a sign hanging over a grocery store.
reading thus. wv holesale and Retail
Store" He worked his way through
the crowd of ladies' and gentlemen,
until he got facing one Of the clerks.
who was exhibiting some fine sugar
to young lady. when he broke out
with:
Say. Mister, who's boss hcre?"
The proprietor has just stepped out 4,
SIR"
well. be this retailing shop"
The young man hardly comprehend.
ing grceny's thoughts, simply an
swered:
"Yes. sir, wholesale and retail
store"
Guess you understand your trade. :"
80. yes." replied the clerk. wrap
ping up bundle for his lady custom
er. "what can l do for you."
well as the cold weather is COM
ing on, thought / mought as well
come and give you job"
II don't understand you. stranger" "
replied the clerk, who began to think
the fellow was in the wrong box.
"Zackly so: well. I'll tell YOU"
Explain what you mean, my
friend" said the clerk. as he saw him
produce q bundle from under his coat.
We'll. as / said before. the cold
yeather's coming on, / thought i
mought as well be fixing for it. Come
mighty near freczin' t'other winter,
tell VIC did, but"
Stranger. hope you will tell me
what you want. so ! may serve you"
interrupted the clerk. seeing there were
number Of customers waiting to be
served. but who. in fact, had almost
forgotten their errsnds in the rich con-
versation between the clerk and his
droll customer.
Certainly, squire. certainly, / al
ways do business in q hurry. and just
as quick as the old master will let you
| want you to re-TAIL these old shirts !
Let 'em come down to about the knees,
kase / don't wear any drawersl'
The effect may be immaginca, but.
As the noyelists say, can't be des-
cribed. The loud burst of laughter
which followed. served to convince the
poor fellow he had committed himself.
and his long legs were put in motion
at the rate Of 2:40
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-11-25

HA stich in time saves nine. II
therefore thou ieelest one in thy side.
= thankful. q friend.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-11-25
When this poor body, &c.
The Fashionable Ladies' Prayer
NJ ". FELcH.

hc IuSuiOuuJlc Luulch' Ifdlcl
ny W. FELcH.
"Givc us this day our daily bread"
And pies and cakes besides,
To load the stomach, p,in the head,
And choke the vital tides;
And If too soon friend decays,
Or dies in agony
Wen talk OF Gods mysterious wavs,"
And lay il all to Thee.
Give us, TO please a morbid taste,
In spite Of pain and death,
Consumption strings around the waist,
Almost Ia stop the breath.
Then 1T infirmrty attends
Our stnnted progeny,
In visitation Of our sins,
Wen lay al! 10 Thee.
Give us good houses, large aud tall
To look the cabins down,
And servants dosging nj our call,
And shaking at our frown.
The poor, however worthy they,
Wen treat quite scornfully:- -
Then sixpence paw. communion day,
And settle up with Thee.
We do disdain 10 toll and sweat.
Like those Of vulgar brood.
OF labor give us not bit.
For physic. nor for food.
And If for want Of exercise,
We lack the stamina
or those we trample and dcspise.
Well lay it all 70 Tc,c.
If any curse Ne have forgot,
That on a vofsry
Fashion lcts fall, withhold it not,
But send it previously:
Aud If too great, the mill ston, weight,
For frail hpmrnity.
Wen never blame ourselves mite,
But lay it all TO Thee.
Yes, give US coffee, wine and tea,
And hot things We enjoy,
The stomicl.'s sarm bath, thrice dav,
i" weaken and DESTROY,
Al d ii. dcfyinc Natures laws,
DysrePtic We must be
We'll scorn to hunt for human cause,
But lay il all to Thee.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-11-25

NEarly Yesterday morning. tn
husband OF Mrs. Julia Kelly, resirline
at No. IA. Plnm street. found his
wife dead. The evening before he had
found her dead drunk on the floor,
with her neck between the rounds of q
chair, and had relrased her neck from
lis confinement and left her get sober
When he next saw her she was dead
Ca-r Carte e ? frEE0E asFEa
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-11-25

John B. Crowley, VI. ID, /,
Physi''ian and Surgeon,
C,n be found AZ pr, scnt a, his residence on
Franklin street, West of the Public square