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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-05-06
Arrival of the Arabia.

New YORK, April 29.-The Royal
Mail steamship Arabia, Capt Stone,
from Liverpool,- IL A. M. on the 18th
inst, arrived at seven O'Clock.
She brings about $4,000 in specie.
In the House of Commons notice
was given of bill to abolish the prop
erty qualifications, now required to be
held by members of the House.
On the 10th, in the House of Com
mons, D'Isreali announced that the law
officers of the Crown were unanimous
that the imprisonment of the engineers
of the Cagliari, by the Neapolitan Gov
eminent, was illegal, and that demand
ha been made for compensation. No
decision had been come to in regard to
the International question involved in
the affair.
The Duke de Malakoff, the new am
bassador from France, landed at Do
yer, on the 18th inst, and met with a
civic and military reception. Three
guards of honor were on duty. In re-
lply to an address from the Corporation
of Dover, he said it would be his earn
est desire to preserve the cordial rela-
tons which have hitherto existed be-
tween France and England. He trav-
eled to London in state railway
carriage.
| The trial of Simon Bernard for COM
lplicity with Orsini and others, was ex-
pected to terminate the 18th. The
counsel for the defence had made a
powerful appeal to the Anti-Napoleon
prejudices of his auditors. The speech
elected tremendous applause in court.
| FRANCE.-It is rumored that Count
de Moray or Persigny would soon re-
place Gen. Espinasse as Minister of the
Interior.
| The election to the Legislature will
take place in Paris on the 26th,
but nothing definite was known as to
the purpose of the Republicans. The
three Government candidates have
been announced. The four opposition
members of the Legislature have been
invited to dine at the Tuilleries, but all
except one declined.
AUsTRIA.-Much suffering still exist
in the principal manufacturing districts.
The extensive shipments usually made
have ceased for the past months.
RUssIA.-The emancipation of Serfs
had become general.
An important conspiracy is said to
have been crushed at Circassia.
-Three-fourths of the city
of Christiana had been burned.
/ INDA.-There is no later news, bu,
some additional had been telegraphed
to Malta.
! Sir Colin Campbell remained al
Lucknow restoring quiet and organic
ing the garrison.
The fugitives from Dude to the east
ward were threatened in Corcuchapore
and a regiment had been sent there.
i The Hill Fort of Chumdore had beer
stormed and taken by the British.
The Rebels under Nena Sahib's
brother were in strong force in Bundle
cunde.
Commissioner Yeh was at Calcutt;
and would be kept under surveillance
until further orders.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-05-06

How TO Cool WATER.-If it is de-
sired to cool water for drinking in warm
weather, and ice cannot be obtained for
this purpose, let it be kept in an un-
glazed earthenware pitcher, wrapt
around with two CT three folds of coarse
cotton cloth, kept constantly wet. The
theory of cooling water in this manner
is the absorption heat from it by the
evaporation of thu noisture in the cot
ton cloth-expanslen produces cold,
oppression heat. -
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-05-06

11iVF6menlS nau
caused great panic among the rebels
in the Chunsdan district and the terri
tory of the Rajah of Bankore, and that
part of the country has been aban-
doned by the rebels. The Rajah's
possessions had been confiscated.
CHINA.-The four great powers have
allowed the Emperor till the sth of
March to send his Plenipotentiary to
Shanghai, and in the meantime have
suspended all belligerent proceedings.
The Elders of Tatsham had declared
that the arming of the country around
Canton was only as a defence against
the rebels who threatened the city.
LATER.-LoNDoN, Saturday.-Mar-
shall Pelissier presented his credentials
to the Queen, yesterday morning.
The Independence Belize says that
every effort will be made to settle the
dispute between Naples and Sardinia
by arbitration. The King of Holland
is named as likely to be selected.
The Times says the Turkish govern
ment have contracted in England for
ten war steamships Of 200 tons, to es-
tablish the Black Sea fleet allowed
them by the treaty of Paris.
Advices from all commercial centres
of the continent, describe stagnation
of business and a general exercise of
caution.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-05-06

The only brother of Henry Clay
was cabinet-maker. Webster the
giant of statesmen, and the ornament
of his country, had a brother-in-law
who never learned to read until after
completing the period of three score
and ten, and majority of the first
Astesmen of the present time are the
enesxetic and ambitious sons of poor
but hosest parents.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-05-06

ATRoCIoUs.-A tender hearted wild
over tainted at the funeral of his third
beloved. "What shall we do with
him ?" said perplexed friend of his.
"Let him alone," said a waggish by
stander, ehe'n soon revive"
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-05-06

EARLY VINEs.-Here is something
that will be found practicable. Put a
single eight by ten light of glass on
four bricks laid flat ways, over early
strawberry vines. As they grow, turn
the bricks upon the edge. Do the same
with cucumbers, melons, etc. They are
nearly or quite as good as boxes, cheap,
durable and always available. The
bugs are at once missed.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-05-06

No JoKE.-Gov. Weller, of Califor-
MIA, has recommended the appointment
Tof-a night watch, to guard the State
Treasury, vcAile. the Legislature 's az
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-05-06
SheriH,s Sale.

DF virtue of an Execution issued out of and
ID under the seal of the Circuit Court for the
County of Cass, and State of Michigan, to me
directed and delivered, / have levied upon and
shall expose at public sale to the highest bidder,
at the Court House in the village of Cassopolis in
said County of Cass, on Saturday, the 18th day of
June next at one o'clock p. NJ, the following de-
scrbed real estate situate in the County and State
aforesaid, to wit:
The east half of the northeast quarter of section
eleven and the east half of the southeast quarter
range fifteen west, containing one hundred and
sixty acres, be the same more or less.
JOSEPH N. MARSHALL, Sheriff
SHERIFF's OFFICE, Cassopolis, Michigan, this the
oath day of April, A. D. 1858.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-05-06

/: az Norway ha a populas>, of
about a million and .onartar OF
inhabitants are nomin,Iv ProtestaSSe
There is not Roman Cshol;c cbnrcb
or priest in the whole lana, Neither q
Jew nor a Jesuit is allowed I tho Con.
stitution to set foot on the sol. Y''
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-05-06

"a A French writer calls dyspepsia
. the remorsesof a guilty stomach
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-05-06

~ Age givcth wisdom.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-05-06

wife and children. rr
The question was not taken on the
resolution; but the tone of the discus
sion indicates its passage. If passed
it will be the most decided triumph
which the anti-slavery cause has yet
achieved in that branch Of the church
Toledo Blade.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-02-16
rssoJ. j. PENNINGTON.
LOOK THIS WAY.

\ maEE nEE Just received \ splendid assortment OF
ped 70 get up Books AZ the shortest notice To- any
ptron mat may be wanfei, with or with iut rrnted
hetd. 4 have Flank Books and Bills supdrv aIwavs
% l.and Give NJ L. JOHNSON call befire goii,s
.-t7-f
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-02-16
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
20 SIR JAMES CLAgKE's '''
3 "a CEr.EEf{ ATssD FEMALE Pills reCt1

,-iol CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS. .CaGtl
Prepared from prescription of Sir James Clarke. VI.
D., .,Physieian Extraordinary to the Queen. This In
valuable Medicine is unssag In the OF all those
painiui and dangerous diseases incident 10 the Female
constitution. frs.sf..t sfaar -f.fh r-.
II inodeates all excess removes all obstructfons and
rings on tue monthly periods with regularity. These
Pills should be used two or three weeks previous TO
confinement; they fortfy the constitution and lessen
he Suffering during labor, enabling the mother 10 per-
form her duties with safety to hersef and child. -
These PITS should not he taken by females during
he FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they
are sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at any other time
IN ali cases of Nervous and spiniai Affections. pain
IN the Back and Limbs Heayiness, fatigue on Slight
EXert0n, PalptatiOn OF the Heart LOwness Of Srfrs
Mysteries, Sick Ieadache,W htes and all the painful
diseases occasioned by disnrered system these Pills
viii effect cure when all othermeas have failed, and
although a powerful remedy do not contain iron,
cal0aINb at5t.monv. or any other mineral. - -''
l directions accompanying each package. Price
N the United States and Canaia. One Dollar. ~
N.B.-sI'O3 and postage stamps. enclosed to any
authorized Agent, will insure hottie OF the Pills bv
return mall W. W. ROBERTS, indianapolis,
t-a tfsltt f ii Sole gent for Indiana
4 III. t-..... b HALL0CK& ST0DDARD,
aDsT 5I-lyis General cents. Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-02-16
1889,

q HAVE now the Cosmopolitan Art Journal for the
neg yeir, for inspection, and am prepared 10 ne.
eeive the subscriptions for year. and show the sx
IRA .nducenent offered this season. Call and see IT,
Hfa taI u, J. DoBELL, Hon'y Src'y.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-02-16
Brilliant Prospectus! b.,
-g FOURTH YRAR or THE 80 .r
Cosmopolitan Art Association.
TUE FAMOUS
DUSSELDORF GALLERY YOFPAINTINGs,
a. PURCHASED AT A COST OF SIS, zoe!

DUSSELDORF G GALLERY or p PAINTINGs,
a PURCHASED At A COST or SIS, zoe!
AND RoyEEs' WORLD RES0wSED STATUE OF THE
1 ., 81, GREl,k n. AVE. i,fy .l.
Re-purchasel FOR six thousand dollars with several
i.tfftre ttner works of Ar in PaintIAs sculpture
tnd Bro3zfs, Sompr.iis tAs premiulAs tole awarded
To The .1iScri 'trs ~ tie 80
Cosmopo titan Art Association, u1aa -t
who su,scriie before the ssth OF January, 1855, at
watch tine the awards VII take Place.
g..IgUta TEHRs % SUBSCRirTToS. traa.f11
Every subscriber Of three Il illars Is entitled to e
4 c1fiv o9 tne ltFge tnl splendid >teei EnCFavfnr
entitled 'sAiANfFEsr DESTINY, also to
A.c3py of tAe Cosmopolitan Art Juurnalone wear
a ce tiifc cate Ia the award Of Prsrnivias,aIso Earn
Thus seen thai Tor every three dollars paid the
su iscri' er not only recelVesa a
. SPLENDID THREE DOLLAR ENGRAVING, 81
lsit, also. LiebsautifuHysiIisapt tel 20 TGad v18-
TWO DOLLAR AIT JOURNAL, YEAR.
ch 81 scsiber Is a!se presented with Certificate
work Art. an Painting or scufpttrrs nav he Re-
ceiyyzl in additions thus swing y ,syeiy suhscriner
ANY or,s nl the leading IS MaGazines is furnished
in<efd of Engraving Md Art Journal, ~ desired.
spersJif is restrletet W sBgle share. Those
to an extra EngIav.ne anil 81 tickets. = :,
Eull particulars OF the Association are given in the
Art Journal which contains over sixty splendid En-.
CRAVINGS, prce atty gents per number. Specimen
se on secei pso ye ss,sss s.smps, IL cents5 p
sa5Esis .s + esssIs. s I; AAsssssz Asas.
J sc'-u .ssEfzeI s 'zzsf'zz7i 81
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-02-16
Great Alarm About Town

Y BOUT money matters and bad tobacco, but T. Fen.
y arich Bros. have received some of the hest
eheWing toLacco that ever was sold in city. They
nave all the hest brands Of virginia tobacco Give
them call and colyince yourself. They also hay
one hontred tsonsafd of The best Havana cigars.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-02-16
VOLUME \. '1'''+
UI u PRINTED AND PUBLISHED 80
Il. Y. CARLILE. fr
Corner OF Main and Water Streets,
reRM, OF sunscaIprIoN.

Daily Paper. -. ..m........"......'ss IS %
=" (Maileal .. ....--.... ................ q %
by the week payable 70 Carriers). 10
Iri-Ne eeky Taper -....s..s...-..... ........ Z "
. Clubs OF IG or more........ ........ 80
SIX SoPtts -. .' ~
IwetNe C0pies..-. Io W
~ Tine privilege Of yearly advertisers Is limited to
their immediate business, in their own name; and
all endorsements for the benefit Of other persons, a.
we'll legal advertsenen.s and Advertisements OF
ton sales, and advertisements with the name OF other
persons, by them, must be paid TO- at the usual
rates.
80 No report resolutions proceedlEgs OF any cor
pcr.On. society, association public meeting. and no
cOmDgnication designed 60 call atentiont 90 any mat
Ter Of limited or ndividl interest can be inseted u-
hess paid for as an advertisement ..u...
= No advertisement can be inserted gratuitously
ritabe other societies. public institutiOrs or
companies III +. ~ - =.
- ~ Contracts for yearly Advertising viii not be dis
connue unless an orler that effect l. LEFT at The
ofice, and when discontinued in less than year, the
price Of the whole wear viii be charged
- Legal aiyertisementshe hereafter, VIII he published
AZ the expense Of the attorneys orerng and not delay
able for the legal poceedhgs but collecabs at our
Usual time. 49, j. -
nents are CASH. a.1 81
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CHOICE LIQUORS,


rHI 500 de 3, 81, 4 inch, 8 and 4 rly; c8HG flT0
5bg 10 4L,5, 8 inch, 3 and py;
1N 5o DO q, 10 inch, 3 and 4 ply; J.fsF y iis
800 do II, l3, Ii inch, ply:
Ile best Betting used, ,ddapted wet and damp Sit
nations can be applied where Leather Betting canot
s sate yoa pqrcase the Boston article Boston
Bel1ne has hfty per cent more Indian Rubber III 4,
lftter yulcanized than New York Betting. We have
also compete assortment Of Gun Packing. Gas, cts
ana Pfpe Kings Address the Boston Betting Com
pally, agents. BABCOCK & SONTAG.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-02-16

| TF,Iy PLATE, &C
/ "a. 10 boxes = X IlAp,ate; T.n.fo fa r.Eta
| 10 do ISSts DO nH sf - sftf
10 do lC0 plate do. s..t.. r-. .t.-.{...
- DO XTin Bright.
ga, 20 slabs speltcr. - '-a.fss sft st.t.u-f ar
20 Pigs Block Tin.
| Eorsale by jan I2l isfA Aat SAMI ORR
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-02-16

EyA. siIyrr Wore' &C. nave now on hand we'll
ss<s selected Of gold and silver afches; tne
ewery of all kinds and OF the latest styles; fnnkee
Cocts IN Bronze, Iron and Wood cases. silver Table
an Teaspools, pnsfd ware, porte monieas, go silver
an steel spscaces, &C. which we are prepared 70 sell
~ what isrepresepted The public generally are in.
vitsd % call and examine for themselvee, et e old
srni, Man sreet .kefween lsf and md. q A. q
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-02-16
.,so, y. G. FLEAGLER'S sfFf
Meat SHOP

a 'HE subscri6ers have opened q new MRAT SHop
- ~ 'uaIiEe!Ps Buildings on Locust rear SeGor'j
sLees, Fhere they will keep constant sap
other varieties Of Meats and Poultry : Al 49, :
50, good Lard Sausages, and when IL can be pro,ld
l1, Saipe. The shopwll be open during the day, and
.snnies can nave Their meats sent home when thcy
desire il by sanding in their orders 10 The slTo- '
noyI2et j. Q. Ft.EAGLER& & co.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-02-16

estUNDRIES.@- Aai .- f1+eT ss''
- Il doz Rutter Ladies; af ,.ra l4.eat
s. dog Wooden Spoons;
a5 dog Rolling Pins; 1858 ti- taf -
dOz Towel Rollers; ...
10 dog Potato NaShers; ---'.iH -i'
GoZ Beet Malls; r-r ,- So t.t.fae
20 nests Wooden Jokes, inch;
y : doz ass'd kniie Boxes and Baskets; at la
Justrecd by Jan ~ z. Ii. COOK x son.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-02-16
cor EORNIIE

C1e Sal
ME- have on hand and are eors.srti,, -
cosl q an excellent quality from IN tsse cstasi
cn We VIII deliyer in any part Of The civ al ISe
OisSis se,. a. Janss Laughl.ns yarshouss or atths
ONCE Of Nathan Rowley will he rrogrflv - - ~,
J ----I- = Lz-EzI2 tEERowg.EY 4 AMnRY -
BITCH, ,ROsiN.AND TAR.-tT- - 1--,.s
~ UarTels Just received and for sale hy
etal sbam bHEGILBERf 4 BowLES. y
kthIasH Peaches, Pears, Strawberries, ou,pces. 4
Iass IN ms, Pine Apple, &c, &c., in tin cans and
SiaSS JARS for sale by z. Z.H.cOOK e. SON !.
6gUM JELLY--a spiendia article. aror sa,ebv =
- aLr &c Il ffs z.H- COOK SON.
tSEPPER SAUCE, ac.-iihao9 Entri La
15 dot: Sss6rted Pickles for sale hy = a-.s
---- LIZ -E--1-L-II z. II, eo3K s0N.fft
H 100 Bareis Family sup.rsne for Sare sy ,Tfsqqs
, - 10 Ec----.-1-za dLo, FoSTER & Co..
= liala99seh- " western Reserve and rrrsh n,,rr =
Oaesse, ~ boxes, choce just received for salsj
tH se1l 70 fflIgT = tGILBEisT a Rf5lStpe 9ac
The PRECEPTs FOR sMPRoyR,g ENTS-,e,
HE preoeps for the cost Of improvements a, lo,...
Geir ny nands Tor collection, and n AZ nrrrss
psid, shall be obliged to enforce them sepp's
"hohOE WOLFbIE. Ccf.S
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-02-16
TO FARMERS AND PORK PACK.

EES.
fa'HE subscribers are, usual prerarei TO buv hogs
y or slaughter and pack on ronui sion for a,hars
DE have made large addition 20 our Slaughter
iiouse anu nave 3ew facilities for killing - -
500 HOGS PER DAY.
We have TWO LARGE IRON TANK : talrr !. -,ro,,t,a
LIS OF ohai aud viii buy heads or steam them for
others at usual rates. Salt and coopcraFe fii ie fpr
nsiled % paIkers al marke et rates. - 80 ,-r
h9gs ~ slaughteIed OF Dur House win be DELIVER
Cd FhhE OF CuAlsGE an any part Of the city - :
T,,, SAMUEL ORR & CO.
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STOVES, TINWARE,d sc. Sc
a Great Chance for sBarg aims al
o. y. SCANTLIN, Jr.'sa.o

80 7's.',T' ] f-i-TsG ia --T'' 49, ii
~ on MAIN STREET NEXT DOOR TO MARBLE
HALL, oPPo SITE THE STATE BANK.-E:
TIE sebscr,i er having purhaSeda hsaYy Stock OF
Stoves le.oIe the panic, hnds himself this season,
With sqrpins, and rather than Keep them over sif an
other autumn, be has resolved to put his prces downto
ffne cos and this tfe viii sell any article In his
prcseDtstSci, to his onstomersat tAe price ofthe man
ufagture.s " the wholesale. f-rrrI g.rD s-it %
Ills steel OF Stoves and Tinware 8 &c, ani en-
brace5 every variety Of article iI lis Tine and bis pres
eIf offer wall give tss people town and country the
best opp2rtuEity tEey wiu have in long tine 10 Sc
cure bargains. Those farmers aad others who may not
need anew Stove Oh nest year. WIN make coed in
Yestnent tobuy now and keep ter parch,se I'll they
need the use Of it, for il viii save them 20 or Is per
cent in the cost which is larger int crest than tey can
make in any other way with Their Surplus funds.
Every ole dispossftO purchase Is nvitei to coll at
ths SuJye Ware Room, on Main s.,ets mex tloor to
Marble HAL, directly opposite The state Bank AMI
anime The StJcl, aai zoos at the bargains offered.
noT3J-ly JAMES SCA%ILIN, JR.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-02-16
u. =. Fahonstock,s yermifuge.

"A FTEP an experience Of almost thirty wears m
IN the PREPARATION Of Nermifuge, am now enabled
oiieI y aIfoNed Nerm fuge TO the public, as an
most eisctpi " era Desnoyer n either Children or
Aduits YET introduced. This fact which Is ateste hv
stltnc.tsS OF persons OF well known ve1city epa.
pics me without any hesitation whatever 10 Suayn-
trf II TO gise the fullest satisfaction. - : =
b. L. FAHENSTOCE
"a -. late pf firm OF B. A. Fahenstock s. Co 4
Sold wholesale, 10y B. L. Fahens.Ock Co., Whole
sac %, CORNER Mood and Fourth ss
, Sold also by gohn Laval, Ciias. Leich and y. !.
Penniston, Druggists Evansville. Ian l2-dkw3lnl .
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CdSes.
t-iFs Plates,
-sfFfs-as..f - GLASS; 49,

5t-iFt Plates,
.sliisraasI - GLASS; sl-9I
lndalTost every article used in Dague7eotyprgo or
/ Afnir0typing.
Orlers operators promptly filed and forwarded
a. n small advance on Eastern prices.
.$'Tf We are constantly receiving fresh supplies Of
articles enumerated above and others usually kept in
Drug Stores and every article sold ny is warranted
to be pure fresh and genuine.
- PaTTicular attention paid TO filing Physicians
orders, and orders from country stores. We invite
those wishing Articles in lire 70 call send and
sure give satisfaction both in regard to quail
ity and price. ~ HALB0CK & ST0DDARD,-
my4-ly'57 No. - Main street, Evansville, Ind.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-07-23

The last rays of the setting sun were
melting away as aunt Harriet and Mrs.
Russell were seated together in the little
parlor, talking of olden times, when a car
riage drove up to the gate. A manly form
was seen hurrying up the gravel walk,
there was quick rap on the door, and be
inquired for Mrs Russell
"My husband oh, my husband I" and
she rushed TO the door and threw herself
into his arms. He strained her to his
heart, and pressed his lips on her pale
cheek.
viii you forgive my unkindness, dear
Eleanor? / have heard what an angel
you have been. How foolish l was to
doubt your love! Can you forgive me 2"
Yes, l have learned that lesson" and
she smiled through glad tears of JOY as
she said, twill you forgive me?"
~ have, de,rest one, a thousand times.
| am now wealthy, and we will be so hap.
py--my wife and children"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-07-23

Court sat in April. Henry Crum was in
Jail weeks before Cross was thought Of A
burglary was committed in this village
and greater "attempts" were made to
apprehend the offender, than any Of those
that the correspondent of the Free Press
speaks of
Men were taken up and fined for larceny,
before the campaign opened" Can We
have more palpsble proof of the misera-
bic extremity to which the democratic
party of this State are driven than that
those who claim to be its opponents,
come out publicly and take sides with
counterfeiters, thieves and burglsrsf
But We will not take time to comment
on this phase of the democracy Of tie
county Other assertions Of the cores.
pondent of the Free Prss. are eq Tally az
false as the one we have quoted. One
would suppose by reading his heterogeni-
Gus conglomeration that no one had any
thing to do with prosecuting criminals but
the "County official" -:hat they and
they only take any notice of crime
Fortunately for society there are some
men even in the democratic party, who
are not so far gone, as to wish arnachy to
prevail rather than not carry out party
ends. Out of more than twenty complaints
and prosecutions begun since the Circuit
Court adjourned, only ONE has been com
menced by county officer. All the rest
have been commenced by private individu-
ais AS for the exalted position of the in
dividual whom the County officials
undertook to disgrace for their own az,
grandizement, we would ask the CORES
pondent of the Free Press to define little
more infinitely, what and lchere that man 9
position is. Did he leave the county be.
cause he bad been prosecuted" or be
cause he was told by his best friends that
if he staid here he would be prosecuted
We forbear to say anything of the person
al slang Of the correspondent Of the Free
Press 1t hurts no one unless he cen
descends to answer it, =