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RAILROAD TICKETS

RAILROAD TICKETS
Good for an unlimited length OF time allowin a =
Passengers tostoI at any point and re-
ssume their journey al leisure.
Eteam toot Tieketaeeed unAil Close Of Navigation.
~ 1D-Pagssngerse auobtafa Rsliabl le Information
atthis O&ce II foEard to all Railroad Routes in
the United 41n1oe and Canadss.1A
4 W Mvos ao2ngsrs leave Keok uk at 7:A6 F. n.
sAzasA sAas -. A. ~.
- stage goSo maef ~ Ply mouth at a. IN. ,Suudays
excepted eoeneneene With the afternoon train 10
Chicago.
I. - Passengers arriving in Keokuk on the p n
Ha1 from the West, should secnre their Tickets in
- -0mc6opsn at oil hours.
n J. II. .TKWKSBURY. M
fexeign &ieket Agsna q. h. q. n. 4. Ltne.
r = 80 Me ~ n m = .Z1a-E@-Z.-
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Tar: vsiii issA,,. 1ps ~ r,,.sy, - -
terme1tana - Aeaass. 81 8.
11n1r1
fi11efy department, pr Qu1xtsr !. ..........A 90
ins<snsdiste Department, ~ quarter ,y.... 10 90
Academic Department per quaricr, II 90
1hese rates. pay able Invariably BY the Mi6die vi
.ae2 ,dsfrsy the entire expenses Of tuition
IN hches not included in the extra charges
N@oe1uc,ion will be made for absenee, except in
Ieeess of protracted sickness.
Il Fupils will BE- classified and promoted only.
'upon thorough examination In their previous
g The services Of Prof Braes have been secured 10
xase instrue.ion in German FreBch, Drawing, and
- RaiRtins. he will also give Instructions Ia the
t1oe1Dry exercises Of Perspective Drawing free
.
Ansxsrn charge will be made per quarter for
instruction given in French German Drawipp
Painting aud Agrieultural or Practical chemis,
Try.
TRUSTEES.
Samuel X. Curtis. p. ". pot,s,
H. P. Lowe. s. s. p,I,,ns..
A. BridgneS. ". s. Mafasst..
John Mcs,uee. s.s Janss. Fr -
JIM. ShelIe.. 4. ~ Tcvss
Jf Sanford n " Ges..aA
Jafssa 4. Esfcs. II
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Keokuk. fsh. -. go a. p,ir~r
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,a.,.a lang. Isnu 1'sn ~ SANFORD, whicn tps
~ ,,.,ss !. .f1ss5z - 49, ~ 'ns slxc ~
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s.e.,,srsr ~.ri insc-r 80 -
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and saisn,idc reou;si,s ~ II. ~:
nlsts 80 r.rm.ren, sw.s... - mi. tS.n.s..s.. \.
s.rnyise. y - 'sAs -
The Spring Term win commenss on Monday,
mar. Marsa ~, under sne o. NJ Mtl
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|0rFIcH &hle& o1voss, hst. Mainss.,I
and - ~ f1isklsn In.
cas- ba4kt N69 ~ hasinsss of Uxdsstehtse
In a. IL e.nSkss. They havsrses nliy nade =.
tsusivs additions to their stock, and pssfect "a
thsif arrAnE1ments In avery dspartaens \,
PATEN1 MRTALIlC BUkIAL CAgDs. s4
Inpsr.ioas air and is1ssttte highly srna-
nsnted, and Invaluable IDr tie psessrvesion q ~
dssd, - wsiiAs eoihas u every styls and aatsh
fsYnishsd TO Nrdsr.
AsAssss - peensn ished ,andths sntlrs
efls4 ekonoSa ATTENDED 10 when re-
kseknk, love Nov. u, ,1s57-dly
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NfNuses incfeooe0 On6 fare RsdUced
CHA Nd OF TIm Ell
IN N anAAft@ Tuesday, Os,ober 18th, ~ saily
~ trajeA1sacb way, Sundays sxsspsed,) win run
~ foilowE:
"a Train "s pn
- Train leaves BENTaNSPokT att +" Ar.
y1ATrain +" 2;45 rn.
Passengers for Sioux City, Council Bluffs, Fort
eW1gs, Fort Des Moines, otinmwa, Fairfield, and
Intermediate points, viii take the 7i5 =. IN. train,
Meeting At Bentonsport with stages for all points
In Middle and Western Iowa.
by this arrangement rsst5ents along the line of
the road will be esee sSsad FIVE HOURS
Iz- Office in X = euSness Mock.
8. DWIGHT EATON,
'EDStnktr and Superintendent. B.
SAN L A. black,
As44NAp' and General Passenger Agt.
- Tick0EQ3e e at Railroad Deiot
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l 4N4 Fother states which may h Of yA1ne r.
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dollars per copy. II will contain s& - eup3
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Of the art-the index will be complete and eanie9e
and We shall copy the main features of the OAlQ
| STATUTES regards Marginal Notes, ~, m.1s
ing the work one Of grea. value to tho profession
| and business Of the State. -
Our plan has already received the approval q r
JUNE STOCKTON aud other eminent Jssiste
Persons wishing copies Of the work will please 80
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VERY REDuCED RATES,
And win make II nm ohjsQ
FOR CASH CITY .sO
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MAN AAttan LlfC In II rance q Ons pa y
LAG BROADWAY. NEW YORK.

CasA Cseifaiand AeeuaAiasios $40O, ,0eo.
nRPOSITED 4io0, ,o0G with the Com ptrolleroft be
- state OF New York, for tho security Of Policy
holders. In addition TO which the st~ekholders ~
psrscnslly liable. Among tho Directors arc the
most wealthy and intaentia lcitissns Of Nav York.
This y Stock Company. returning to the as-
surcd S74 per cent Of all the cpro6tstri-snnually.
party 0ysars Of age may secure 10 his family u,
free from thee slams OF his creditors, for Abous -
cents par week, policy for $1,000. ~
ovsalA netsparc this sam Tor tho gratiasa
tion Sf rejection, On sick bed cfin c1S9 Of acci-
dent, that u al else fail, he Asd made csrtsix
provision for his family = Itsuld tighten his
pain .snddo more for than medicine.
1&s b. MORGAN, Prcs't.
G. Y. W.nPLB, Sec'y.
Pfospsetus With All necessAry Information { IL.
ntshed BY kICkEy 1 SIMPSON, ,Agts.
Third Strse
angS-dly keckuk, Iowa.
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NEW COMERS PEsEA6R ao1 81.
MatAearp and ceafiHvat Rent srs~l. ssss
Dssirsbisand pwMessAs Memestr~A - 2S& Z
shrigs' esecuttsas Sn1 1s-4p o~ 8. s' ! III
THE subscriber nov oGerr - ~ tee ~ ~
4 cheapest bargain YET ost keeos I'm 3sline
Hoase large enough for ansosd ~ -.
closed by = neatly painted psiino -
water convenient, in Aealthy Woa. 81 il. Esrf.s
neghborhood, within ten MIN 1ey. ~ Ell ~
Estes HOUSE. Cst, ,H>nnA& -
FIRST CONE. FIRST 4. k.fse1..
IL taken sson, can bs Lad as AR. l0N0
vcstment. 9tle - .nteed. N ~ s.
TaAns--14e1 a. MlAnce In pagne
pnssAArcf. For cAsha iibcr a
wilfes madesH
InSuirs - lhs snasrlignsd, Day. MIOD.
kxshAngc-st rOYncr Of 18th, ~ at the pureAa5
W. ". Dixc1, Athenoum Bpti4fags. $500
dis - ~ k1{ Hss
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hNnrOkTANT C1EANGIN!
saturday Evening Train Put On
OHIO & MISSISSIPPI
..o.s s.ro..
r A ILRO AD.
Ce",ptsfedto Cineinnoti-- Through tcith ou
cAangs Of cdrs- Only one change
ct c0vsto Louisriiis-- One
change to Cleveioad.

C0MPsete0 10 Ltne3nN01--J hrOnqh u1th out
chQNOe Of cdrs- Onlu 0ne IN ann.
o. cnvsfo ouisriile-- On
| ~Anso. ~ rI.nsios
e"oW8s ~ Steues0n0.
nssnns anu Hs I. sso !. aess change, OF Cars
csa. anu oa9sage s1aoo .nAes nearer TO all East
~ TIE n,siss =, sIaa ~. ~ my u.nsl roI.e,
-, 'Mhai NE; salIos . Az houIE, carrying
/ '"e =. "sh dna naems fiPvess.
on ana n.er wednesday uiy ist, trains viii
''ac ss sa .oiors
n, .. Nal = aiE--Leasss once, corner Aih and
ues,hu' 49, ~ d0oo a. Leaves ha1s st. Losis
=. NV.
~, ,hAPress ram Leasesonies' corner OF 4th and
oass,na.' 81 P M Leaves East 81. Louis Depot
tn a.t..na .,,
IL s..rss. ss.a.S my .sveAne pup.
M and ..siSs III ,nn .n nus ossn ps.
srp,nd ' - ~AA'o'o eNe1y oAy except
nTr srrNnAv rpAyN -.
,..,.a.. - 0r.n... 1a ..I Ur ',r a"a 'efa@n con .
III ~ b, sas .s.'. 'Ss s"c,ien' g.'cses',
phi,.,airh,a nai,is. e ~ ~. -" aoIs nSston'
Eastern cities.
Also, Chicago, ,Hnd nj points ont iltnoi Can.
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M ~ ~ y y Oh Es ssiN p
II 3. HINMAN, having lsfchassd -
1Js tho stock Of patricL Grouse
has nov On exhibition and for saisu EH
. the Jewslfy etore, next door TO Il. x. kcve
COL Danking House, variety Of Pianos, Mslcds-
cns. and other Musical Instssnsuts, togethsr With
nasis books, sheet masic, Ae.
Aiss,s .S@Ys S..isSiiv4 " Ds~stiiu VI p.slsrss,
Kngraviags - paintings. All which viii - sold
% re..onAsls terms. B. ,. HINMAN. 4
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90. G. ANDERSON. ALsxAxpsK 1ARcLly,
lE5TABLi6HED IN is40.l

IEsTABLisHEDI IN is40.l
BANKING H0UaG
. ~ q 4 @. Al - ~ III II ".
I HAVE this day aaulltQkd y FL F.he
L Banking Bssinsss, Alsxssdsr BGt6lsy, (Who has
been NY tellsr 49, hast .ix yesss). The busi-
GEOy nDERsON 4 co.
Being sas ef Banking Houses tif mot
the okasstl N 1eN nyn solicits eoatin-
uanes VI fxD Abssslly extended q
the senior
They win = and remit, less Ex-
change, on ~ 49, n1nt, free Of eAssge.
Their rsfsrsa1e - = fsrneriy by senior part
net, Wis sl
RK4KREHcks
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winsiow, Lanisr 4 Co., Bankers. MY.
Edward w. Clark 4 Co., ,Phiiadelphia. u
Howard Banking Co., boston.
Clapp, Fuller l. Browne, Bankers, BostQns1
Marine Rask, Chicago.
Aodnsn 0eipcks, Chicago. Sixss
Mechanics Bank, Pittshufgh. As1
Rarmers' Dsposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer Kahn, Bankers, !" #
Gilmore 1 Brothsrton /" Cincinnati. X Nsss
A. ID. Hunt 3 Co., " Louisyills. SSss
State Savings Institution, S&.1nsis.
keokuk, ian. l, IS. GO. @. ANDERSON.
jAnSd - IA
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
DUnIdC NOTICE is hereby given that on tn
a - Main street. keokuk, iowa, shall procees
agSell to the highest bidder for cash in hand
the Aollowing real estate ia the city Of Keosuk
Iowa. Sir thirteen and = half tl3i) feet OF tn,
west sid6e lot nine ~ in block twenty ght, 2s)
Of sxh41tby, BY one hundred and forty tl40) fee
deep 611sng the property of Jno N. Hiatt OF
| the S1tf, and sam'iF Miller on tbs east.
The sale II made by virtue of Z Deed OF Trust
from Hawk ins Taylor to nade. 70 sscure tn. pay
! ment Of fcurprcm.ssory Hotes Of one hundred anG
three and 7s- loo dollars each, two Of which note,
are due and unpaid, and BY tho terms Of tbs Trus
Deed am required to sci! the property Sale be
tween the hours Of 10 'e!ock a. and 1 o'clocl
tp. m. sAML y. MILLkk
M.rch ., Isos-dM - ffustce.
IOWA STATE ENAUR ANCE co.,
| OFFICE IN sAArLk's NEW BUILLIKc, 2Sp sroRY
Second Street, X Keokuk, Iowa.
THIS Home Company takes Risks on the safcl
i classes ofproperty ON THE MuIUAL PLAN
AND ON THE CASH PLAN FOR CASH PRE-.
MUM, at rates As reasonable as those of an
reliable Company.
c.H: Perry. y. Tseker,
Nh Geo. b. Smyth, y. Hamill,
WIN. r Turner y. y. Day, IA
- I. sp Z. .M.s;,,ss Msss. s 5ss. ;sssa,. Ms,s..
ST. VOORHEES,.
~ @gk M oHricERs: ~
Ic. ii.PElRY.krsst. Ell. HARRISON, rr...
|8sGA MIexyice Prcst. W. .F.HURNER, Sec
lanlSa1ms -.
i Bradenk Y Co., =
Wholesale spd Ha1an Druggists,
u. Nos. 8, and - 1sin-st.s; 49,
KM0KU 1
NyE have the piessuSn3f q 1AngS e1nr k SN
~ friends and custoi 4haf 421iuIf 4oD3eG1
i9hed o,if stock = 1oo}4 ~; 80, ard ksyilg pur5
.lsi isl, y .rs AL y N oeassss on sSs -
=. !! = !. .sis ss..st =, ,..a'ps = =
Il hsstIaf4vn, 9oOoz otnhs s,s*
~" Lhsset0tb l0O ih4 lDt1aey
NJ 1plE3t psass 20 o Aaer1ln@,
% Alcoholt 10 lbs upiS ss S
1000 IN. Ekitc Lead. 1900 fSs n eiHr .ssss
tegRAs Window ulass, l0u Aall8 = X11 y as' 3
seo :. 4hs: Ware go 1000 "a 8
Z W Nsssishs 81
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W pbCAes
U q y ON ENLIST.
once onSecondSt. .,between Main and slnson
kE0kUk, IOWA.
hh. II. In addition to the usual
- methods of inserting ArtiiciAll
tssss ,istn poasessios or the ee xclusfvc ~kOYyY7
right Tor shis city Of mounting the
soo0tinuout gum work j. - . i've rally admired
Tor their beauty and dsleAnlins.t
Hsi. also - aoantingteethonG GuttsPerchs.
apr ledvly
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n,s,a .!!!! -: =:
Nr~8 W aantitics rot lsss
III a. akDvav10 pcr bushsi, fsr
I Scrip u pave
81 tItohhee Of the
GAS COMPANY.
e!1-la No. 81 MHin.st, Up 6saiss.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-05
Am ElOpenn cNt.

The family of a respectable citizen of
Brooklyn, y. Y, on Saturday morning last,
discovered that a daughter only sixteen
years of age was missing. She did not
make her appaaran GO at the hreak aat table.
and this led to an examination o'her room,
which was found to be in disordered con-
dition and without any human inhabitant.
On the table there was found a note, ad-
dressed TO the maternal parent, by the
daughter, which substantially stated that
she had elopod with young mechanic, and
would return only on condition that her hus-
band would be we'll received aud treated as
a SON.. -
When the fact was disclosed the father
became very indignant, and from what folks
say, must have used very forcible if not po-
lite language. He procured carriage and
drove to tie residence of his supposed new
sou-in-law, who was found at home, and
who received him with great kindness
| The old gentleman, not responding in as
kind a spirit as that with which he was re-
| ceived, immediately poured the walls of his
wrath upon the head of the unfortunate
young man, who appeared greatly surprised
and, at last finding an opportunity to ex
plain, denied most emphatically that he hat
eloped with anybodys daughter, let alon,
the daughter of the old gentleman,
The father returned to the house now de
serted by the family, who had all gone il
search of the missing daughter. Up to moor
no tidings had been received of her, and tn
family are almost distracted, though Their
can be no doubt but that she has run ava,
and got married.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-05

Nor Down IN THE BILLs-The Baltimore
Dispatch recounts a scene which occurred at
the Holiday street Theatre, a few evenings
since which was not in the bills, and which,
however notifying it may have been to the
young lady concerned, provoked the risibles
of those who witnessed it to an irresisti Die
degree. A fineslooking young woman in
more than the usual amplitude of crinoline,
entered with her beau, and Was making her
way through the already well-filled seats to
the front row of the first circle, where places
had been reserved for them. To do so with
all the bold freedom of feminine young
America, she stepped upon the seats, when,
unfortunately, her hoops or rather the low
er part of her skeleton skirt, caught upon the
back of one of the seats as she swept by, and
the fastening about the waist parting, the
whole concern came down 'by the run"
and as she stepped forward and out of it,
was left hanging in full view upon the seat.
The change was astonishing the full blown
belle at one moment, the next looked like a
lamp post with a silk dress tied around it.
For moment the young lady was also m
conscious of the accident. In another she
saw the full extent of it, and blushing GRIM
son, sank into her seat, and for the next half
hour had undoubtedly the most brilliant
complexion i'll the audience
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-05
AReward to be Provided.

The vincennes Gazette says that it is ru-
mored in that city that the sinecures so long
enjoyed by certain prominent politicians
"of elegant leisure" are to be restored. 1T
is rumored,' says the Gazette, (" that Hon.
W. Z. Niblack, member of Congress from
this District, will use his influence to have
the Land Offices at Vincennes again opened,
and perhaps the Court to adjust Land Titles
called into sess ion" The Gazette adds
"there is not enough land remaining unsold
in the Vineennes district TO pay the salary
of one officer to attend to it one year or, at
least, any that would be entered. So much
for that AS it regards this court, which
was in session during last year, it may be
styled a farce, for no other purpose than to
quarter few very good Democratic citizens
upon the public treasury. Any one who
will take the trouble to read the law that
created it, will see that we are right in our
assertion. By that act it is expressly provid-
cd that patents, issued under this adjusting
court, should not be good against third par
ties. Against whom then, are they good
Only against the government, which don't
pretend - i--i--. Next, what
was the cost of this famous court, held last
year2 We think we can approximate to
it:
Salary of Commissioner .................$3 $4,000
Salary of Register. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1915
Salary OF Receiver. ....................... 1875
Recorder of Claims. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Zoo
And who was benefited by this Nc
one. A was in possession of piece of land
to which sets up claim. A comes into
court, makes out his papers and obtains a
patent. Does this invalidate BIS claim p
Far from it. The only advantage A ha;
gained is, that the government has released
all her right and title, not pretending to have
any. The reasons for Judge Niblack' move
ment in this matter VIII be, we presume
fully comprehended by the people. He il
urged, no doubt by hungry expectant
whose Impotence to clutch the reward 81
soon after the service is rendered, may defea
the bargain.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-05
Douglas Triumph.


The dispatches that passed over the line
yesterday, from Illinois to the Washington
Star, were positive in the assertion that a
large majority of anti-Lecompton Demo-
Gratis had been elected to he Legislature. tlf
1t be 90, Douglas reelection to the Senate
Is certain, and will announce the most sig-
nal triumph of the personal influence and
popularity of statesman, left to his own
resources, against almost hopeless odds OF
power and influence, that has ever been re-
corded in the annals of the country. His
bitterest fees must concede to him emineat
ability; for no man without personal merit
and superior intellectual powers, could. in
such conflict, gain the support of the peo-
pie of a whole State. He has had only
bis own popularity and the strength of his
principles to sustain him against an unscru-
pulous use of the power and patronage OF
the Executive to crush him, cooperating
With strong and most inbittered party OF
political foes.
He has met the combined strength of tbs
Federal Government and his political enc
mics at home and beat them both. II j
the most fattering triumph that any living
statesman can point to. He has achieved
what Benton was Frustrated in attempting
to accomplish, in the meridian of his popu
larity in Missouri. Douglas comes GU
of a hard fought and exhausting politica
contest, victor strengthened and invogora
ted by the exertion. He may thank MI
Buchanan for bringing him to test of hi
power and strength, that has exalted hii
UNNECESSARILY with the country, and prove
the business of his claim to the title of
"Little Giant His enemies, in their effor
to overwhelm him, have raised up a ma
who is sure to hurl them from power.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-05

TAxEs.-1t is estimated that State tax
OF 40 or so cents on the 500 must be
levied by the Legislature to meet the neees-
sitleS OF the Treasury for the present year.
II the levy be deferred till next year, the as
sessment must be from 60 to 70 cents ON
t i0ei hundred dollars, which viii be heavy
burden upon the people, especially if it
SHOULD be s1d crop this year ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-05

Rs" y fellow applied to the clerk of the
court at Lafayette, few days since, for q
marriage license, and when it came to ma
king out the papers, Ike had actually forgot
ten the name of the woman he was going
to mary.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-05
~RE.9T S.TEE OF LOTS.-TN THERE
Wv viii be sold at the Court House, in Evansville,
DECEMBER LIST, 1858,
ST<%sEB~ @rTS

In the Eastern Enlargement, incInding IU trent
on Main street and l35 feet on Locust. These Lots
are in close proximity to the depot of the Evansville
Il Charlottesville Railroad, Wabash and Erie Canal
Main street, and the Ohio River they are within
from three to eight squares of the River. They
are accessible and convenient for residence or bust
ness purpt sJs.
They are NOR offered for sale for the first time.
To the Mechanic, Merchant and the Manufacturer,
They offer a rare chance for investment, and every
man who wants a Lot for building should take adj
vantage Of the opportunity now presented The
Eastern Enlargement is growing rapidly, and will
soon be in the heart ofthe city.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-05

B9 Since the withdrawal of all the mil
itary from California for service in Oreoo,
the Indians, probably taking advantages Of
the unprotected state of the frontiers. have
do he just as they pleased. Unrestrained bv
the presence of troops, they have robbed and
killed large number of settlers. However
it's proper to add that respectable white
men say that all this trouble is in conse-
qnence of the shameful treatment of squaws
by unprncipled whites, and that the natural
consequence of such conduct il tbs rstalia-
zen Of lRdiane on the eettlers. ~.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-05

Our DIVORCE LAws.-One of the most
prominent lawyers at the Indianapolis bar
proposes, through the Journal, the following
amendments to our laws concerning di-
vorce:
!. Require tSco years actual, bona tide, con-
tinuous residence in the county, before filing
the petition, and require that fact to be
proved to the satisfaction of the Court on the
hearing.
2. Require personal service of the sum-
mons by copy, unless an affidavit shall be
made and fled in the Clerks office by the
petitioner that he has no knowledge of the
residence of the defendant; then let notice
by publication be given.
3. Require personal service of all notices
to take dispositions, unless similar affidavit
shall be made, tEen let notices be given as is
now provided.
With these amendments he thinks the
law would be stripped of all its objections.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-05

B5" Clancy Jones is prudent enough to
await the action of the Senate upon his nom
nation, before leaving for Austria. There
is a possibility of a disagreement on the
part of that body, and he prefers not to make
trip to Austria at his own expense, at the
risk OF having to return with his finger in
his mouth. Mr.. Ward, of Georgia, Presi-
dent OF the Cicinnatati Convention ex-
Pected, and would have received the Aus
TRAN Mission, but the President felt bound
10 10 something handsome for Jones, who
had sacrificed so much for him.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-05


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