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.E0.aE rHf.t'G NE W,-sAwED POPLAR
~ sHINGLES.-A gentleman living in one of
the upper counties, having purchased one Of Nc
Georges celebrated machines for saving Shingles,
Is now furnishing the subscriber weekly with sup.
plies of these extra Shingles-sawed out Of sound,
clear poplar, and put up In bundles containing 500
Shingles, full count These are good article, and
no mistake, the best substitute for pine that can bo
found, and costing good deal less money. Call
and examine II n at
}. II. GL0VER'S Lumber Yard
ape Corner Main and Seventh streets
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yR'0 C0..-sEuPTIy-Es II

yBS0 C0.s-sE.uPTIy.Es.- - CLER=
n GYMAN having cured his son OF .Consuml-
ii IN IN its worst stages after having been given up
20 die blythe most celebrated physicians, desires to
make known the mode If cure, (which proves sue
cess in every case) to those afflicted with Coughs
Colds aud Consumption, and he will send the same
Z, any address, free of charge. Address, enclosing
two stamps to pay return postage,
DANIEL ADEE,
,n-r4-lv,v M OH Centre street, ". \.
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n Il 3 CT IL L.-ssLE PERSONS
IL having claims against the young America
Fire Company" are hereby notified TO hand them
to the Secretary before the LIST Of July when afcs
approval BY the Company, they will be paid
d. III. McOUIOHE0N,
te2l-td Secretary /. A. Z. c.
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Special Notices.
r.y,. Of.f,.snf.-Tne eomvIA1.f,

HOff0Wag's OfntWenf.-INe complaints
that render maternity rather a curse than bless
ing, yield to this healing agent. The sore nipple
and gathered breast that endanger the life OF the
offspring well the parent, are specify dis
PEELED by the immediate Of this powerful deter
gent remedy. Sold at the mandatory, No. so
Maiden Lane, New York, and by all Druggists, at
25c., 63c., and 81 per pot. je22
(onsnssn ssnss raSss fhs mass OF the
people, whatever the misnamed and Inisanthrope
philosophers may say to the contrary. Show them
a good thing; let its merits be clearly demon
strated, and they will hesitate TO give it their
most cordial patronage. The masses have already
ratified the judgment of physician concerning the
virtues Of HOsTETTER's BITTERS, as may be
seen in this medicine that are annually sold in
every section of the land. 1t is now recognized
greatly superior to all other remedies yet derived
for diseases Of the digestive organ, such as diarr
hasa, dysentery, dyspepsia, and for the various
iesers that arise from arrangement Of these por-
tions of the system. Hostetter's is rapidly
becoming, household worl from Maine to Texas,
from the shores of the Atlantic to the Pacific
Sold by all druggists in the world. je22
hsaFfh and Pure Blood are Issspsra-
purity VI the blood, aud that Judson's Mountain
Herb Pills will surely ud out and cleanse these
impurities from the system, that disease cannot
ist. SO simple aud innocent are the herbs and
plants that compose them, that IL il not necessary
TO have them sugar coated in order that the stomach
bear them. In most cases. Pills are sugar coat.
ed because the materials Of which they are made
gripping and malignant, that otherwise a deli
cate stomach could not bear them.
These Pills deal win disease il Il, and will not
ouly cure by removing the cause, but will build mp
and restore tho broken constitution. There are
many who have trified with their constitutions
that they think medicine cannot help them let
not even these despair; incredulty aud sceptisism
L. overthrow by "a mass Of testimony which 10
truly Irresistible At iirst the virtues ascr,bed 20
these MOUSrAiN HERB PILLS were desmsi
fsbUlnus 1bs public had been 80 often deceived
thai .ey could not believe the simple truths ad-
yancsi by their discOyerer. Yet facts undeniable,
stsstsd BY witnesses Of the highest character and
responsibility, have proved, and are proving each
day, the virtues Of this 'mghty healer" They
mark by their miraculous efficacy and power a new
era I'm medicine.
Sold by all Medicine DasIers iel-d6wIm
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For sale by LEIGH q CARLsTEDT.
ipI3-dxw6m
HO.mR-.n.fDR RLd.N.h 80OKs-

IL MANUFACTURED By :. N GEUFFL-.
am able now TO manufacture very COOL BLANN
Books, we'll pag,d, at a lower price than the New
York made Books sold. Twenty per cent. viii
be saved by ordering Blank Books in my estah-
lishment. o. .-Hr
Magazines, Music, and other jobs viii be done
u per cent. cheaper than any bound before in this
place. Din LRding Books VIII he bound In dura-
bic style at 40 to 30 cents piece. PAPER will be-
ruled 20 any pattern at 40 h. 90 cents ream.
Pamphlets will te covered aud trimmed at In
cents a hundred.
Blank Books for city and county Offices, banks,
&c, will be manufactured Of thu best paper, and
warranted t. be as good as the best done in other
place- IS. NJ. GEUPEL,
ie3-Iin Corner Vine and First streets.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

~
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A PURGATIVR
MEDICINE.
FOR C0STIvENESS
FOR THE CURE OF DYSPEPSIA;
FOR JAUNDICE;
FOR THE CURE OF INDIGESTION,
FOR HEADACHE;
FOR THE CURE OF DYSENTERY
e4f FOR A FOUL STOMACH;
FOR THE CURE OF ERYSIPELAS;
FOR THE PILES;
FOR THE CURE OF SCR0FULA;
FOR ALL SCR0FUL0US COMPLAINTS;
FOR THE CURE OF RHEUMATISMi
FOR DISEASES OF THE SKIN;
FOR THE CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT;
FOR DROPSY;
FOR THE CURE OF letter, TUMoRs AND
SALT RHEUM;
FOR WORMS;
FOR THE CURE OF GOVT;
FOR DINNER PILL;
FOR THE CURE OF NEURALGIA
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
They are sugar-coated, 30 that the most ssnsi
tive take them pleasantly. and they arc the bes
aperient in tho world for sill the purposes Of fam
y physic
Great numbers Of ClergyDen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personages. have lent their
names T. certify the unparalleled useIuDssS vi Those
remedies, but space here will not permit the in
sertion OF them The Agents below named furnish
gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC, il which they are
given with also full descriptions Of the above COM
plants, and the treatment that should be followed
for their cure.
Do not be put Of by unprincipled dealers With
other preparations they mako more proft on. De-
mand AVER 5, and take no others. The Elck want
the bee; aid there IS for them, and they should
have Il.
rss- Prepsrsd by DR. J. c. AVER CO., Lowell,
Sold by KELLER Il WHITE, Evansville, and by
all Druggists and Merchants throughout the coun-
try Inar23-d&weow
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DRS. EHRMAN AND BAIRD,
EFO.nG0P.xTHfC PHI'SyCE-1.N,S y
III SURGEONS, respectfully tender their pro-
fessionsl services To the public.
or Special attention given 10 Lung and Nervous
diseases, aud 20 Chronic diseases generally. Dis
eases the result of the abuse Of Calomel Quinine,
&c. greatly benefited, II not cured. large expe-
rience enables them 60 treat all feVersf lutermit-
tent Bilious, &c, without large doses of powerful
medicines which only palliate the disease, while
they weaken and destroy the constitution.
Office Third street, between Vine and Division,
Evansville, Ind. my2J 3mw
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NyO THE EAR.MERS!

INyO THE FAR.NERS'
IL ALLI5 6 HoWES are appointed Sole Agents
for tho saIeof MANNY'S COMBINED REAPER
AND MOWER-thc very best YET invented, con
tanning all the latest improvements. SS Sales IN :
creased Ia six years from l25 10 Z5sOos mayl5
T-a.VTO.N' TEL COMPANY ". n
u Jnst received nov and in store, from the above
establishment
: u chests Young HysoB Tea, ASA grades.
10 do Old Tyson, All extra article.
do do 6unpOwder, assorted grades.
d. do Imperial, 10 10.
do dn C'olong or Blk DO d.
do do Souchong or English breakfast Tea.
In the above lots Of the best grades 81
Tea ever offered this market at retail.
Consumers will please take notice, that Ihesa
teas ara new, fresh importatons and not old stock
that has been ON hand for years. We will gusran-
tee, better article for the price paid, than you
are usually In the habit Of getting. Call ami
prove IL. Also-Csi dies aai pso kass Teas always
on hand. y1CEERY BROS.
isi4 81 Meic street.
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Hy0. s.f 1.-THE sTE.I.H EN-

AT the Pigeon Mills, formerly known as EegIeJ'
Mill Is for sale cheap for cash, for short paper
with good security. The Engine works very well,
aud is almost as Il I'd "a new; but the present
owner of the Mill has rebuilt his dam, and there
for. has no further for steam power
For further particulars, enquire Of
ieI5-Imd&w FREDERICK KLEIN.
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mSrI-lyw No. I'll Centre street, y i,


ed RY BRINKMIER, Administrator of the es-
tate ui VIM. Aft Der Harr, deceased, will cell at
public auction, on the premises tho 2lst day Of
July, 1850, between the hours Of O'Clock A. NJ,
and o'clock r. n. of said day. the following de-
scribed property, tO-wt Lot No. and the half OF
Lot No 10, adjoining said Lot No. 9, in Block No.
g. ia the Northern Enlargement, adjoining the
CITY of Evansville
TERNs-One third Of the purchase money cash /;
one-th:rd in ak, and the balance ia twelve months
from the day Of sale, tho purchaser giving his notes
with good security and bearing interest from date
for the deferred payments
i.1n-1tdtItu HkNRY RkINKMIER Admir-
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CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN
Cash Capital. 90 %
Surplus. . s. 23l 80
This Company continues to al Doiicies on Fro
risks at reasonable rates.
DIRECTORS:
D Boxers, W Bull, II Freeman,
Blodget:, ewton Case, Thos Steele,
" webster. Philips, Geo Under,
Piiuey Jewell, =. Perkins GM Bartholomew
{. b. BOWERS, President
c. c. WAITE, Secretary.
". II. LouEsBURT, General Agent.
Applications made 10 ALLEN O. HALLoCE
Agent Once -arble Hall Building, Main street
Evansvilie febl5-Iy
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6,0Y.E8ED u.gTE6 C.g.N.S

nOCTOR &. q. TI'RRELL, FIRST
-HS street, two doors south Of the Sherwood
House. mV6-cm
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RAILROADS AND EXPRESS.
s<aa
Look OutI

y Wv q Il
~ fully begs to inform tho citizens Of Evans.
yille that he has received lot Of first-csss FUR
hIIUhE from the East, ofeveTy description, Whtch
he intenCs selling low at any store in the civ
Persons in want of good furniture are invited H.
call before purchasing elsewhere. take all kinds
Of old Furniture in exchange for new -
MEYER GUGGENHEIMER
Dealer IN secondhand Furniture, on second At
between Main and Locust. rnylO-6rn
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EpEGUL.ER Ep:s.N-sp1LLE, Pad

IA ucah, aud Cairo Semi-weekly x1a
Passenger Packet J. II. DONE, k><fiIz~~kzt~
Lewis Davis, Captain, W. L. List,
Clerk. Leaves Evansville every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, at L p. N. Leaves Cairo every
THURSDAY and SUNDAY, at p. II.
The Done connects at Evansville with the T & c
Il. L., and packets for Green river; at Paducah with
packets for Cumberland and Tennessee rivers aud
al Cairo, with the I. j. c II. II, and packets for
New Orleans and Memphis. iel4
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NHARLEs sncJOHt'STO.Vj WHOLE
- sale and Retail GROCER AND PROVISION
MERCHANT, dealer In Cordage, Nails, Glass, &C.
meut Powder Plaster Paris, &c, No. 12s Main
street. near the Canal. Evansville, Ind. feb2s
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.soeE- NEG UL.TR KOETs-

t->llzeec zksst> vile, Evansville and Henderson
sHkSRs<z Packet SCI0T0 No. ., BAI1ABD,
Master, leaves Evansville for Louisville aud sii in
termediate points. every "Wednesday at p. NJ, aud
I every Saturday at IL a. NJ. dec2
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NSE ". W.HE.zTE.N' Flour CALL
6v at AZ Main street, aud get some of lyle
hearts extra Flour, in barrels or sacI shade
from a splendid sample Of new wheat
je2l ERSkINE, CURNbcK & co
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HCsT RE|EfV.ED-
a. 1000 ibs Brass Kettles, ass sizes
20 doz Ames' Shoyels.
doz do Spades
ie2I GEO. 8. sONNTAG, 10 Main st.
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EIK.EERs, PREPIRE TO CU'

BOonyille Democrat, Princeton Clarion,
Mt. Vernon Adr ucate, New Harmony Advertiser,
Insert to the amount Of So, aud send bill TO this Of
nee. jual-2tdkttw
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III CAIRO REGULAR PASSENGER PACKET.
IN -, CHARLEY BOWEN, DExIER,
ry5Cr1kS3sz7 Master, leaves Evansville Tues-
zzK-zzne-hdAy and Friday, at y o'elo,k,
NJ, arriving al Psducah at O'Clock, A. NJ, CaiHo
at 70 o'clock, IL, Wednesday and Saturday. 10.
turning, leaves Cairo every Wednesday and Satur.
day, at O'Clock, 2. NJ, and Psducah every Thurs.
day and Sunday, at O'Clock, a. NJ, connecting At
Evansville with the Evansville and CTawfordsyile
X. r., and Packets for Green River. Also, COR
Meeting ct Smithland with Cumberland River Pack
cts ut Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans and 81.
Louis Packets.
Tickets can be obt~.ned az board the boat for all
Eastern Cites. sept23
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RRGULAR Rp.s.N,s-

t><SI2s@>xssaSy vile Packet HARRISON BEfDGLE.
go Humphrey, master, leaves EVans-
willie for Bowling Green every THURSDAY, at 10
A. n; leaves Evansville for Louisville every suE-
DAY, at4P. mye.lyd
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ADDRESS OFFICES.

ADDRESS OFFICES.
j. W BARTLErT, Patcntee, 42l Broadway, n. \.
J, w. BARTLETT, 1872 Chestnut ST., Phis.
+. T.. HUGGINS, Agent, At Sixth 81, Cin'ti
ii. HIGGINS, Agent, 81 North 4th St, St Louie.
GEO L. LEGGETT, II Woodbridge ST., Detroit.
Agents are being established in every County
throughout the United States Applicants for
agencies will address either OF the above Office,
which prepared to nil PROMPTLY ali orders for
Machines. wholesale or retail.
SEND lar circular, with cars of Machine, aud
samples of work.
All letters, 40 ansnre attention. must contain
return postage. iel1-lmdSw
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HyLO OF! FLOUR LIGL EME.9RT

II Brothers celebrated brand of Southern Mills
extra at 50 rs per sack. Superflne Globe Mills At
s. 80 per sack--quality Of both sorts guaranteed
A stock always on hand AT
ERSKINE, CURNICK i CO,
iel3 At Main street.
M ORE GOOD T.STO1ES.-50 bbs
NZA of those elegant Mercer Potatoes, superior
70 anything In the market, received this day ana
for sale ty CHAS. McJ0HNST0N,
-ny2i Main street, near the Canal.
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N0H.F .. .NfTCHELL n co., RE-
- CEINIS0, FORWARDING AND COdMIs,-
SION MERCHANTS.
Water street, between Main and Locust,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
go Particular attention given TO the Forwarding
OF general Merchandise and Produce, By River,
Canal, or Railroad ap29-Gm
RAuROAnQ- AN EvpRTSS -
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4. A. cR1.''E syn FoR#'fnDLN'G
Commission Merchant,

Ep H. sR0BT 8 Co., CONFIRMATION
6Ae MERCHANTS, 49,
% oAsrF STREET,
NEW ORLEANS, La
r. n. sHoRT. [oot22-Gmdl NJ 8 H5NAIn
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-10
QSliSes99glOo

GEN. HoUsToN AND THE Texas From
TIER. The Austin Inteligencer gives the
position of Gov. Houston, in regard to the
frontier settlements Of Texas, in the follow
ing extract
''We understand that Gen. Houston wa:
invited before the joint Indian committee
which have charge of the mode and manner
OF defending our exposed frontier, and ask
ed his advice some of the committee being
anxious to know his future policy, before
taking action. Gen. Houston expressed the
opinion that the present emergency renders
necessary the raising of regiment Of Texas
volunteers, and supporting them in the field
until quiet be restored or a sufficient opera
tive force is raised by the United States tc
ensure peace and to repel invasion. The ex
penses, of course, to be charged to the
United States Government. But, as all
experience has proved that Uncle Sam is a
tardy paymaster, the General meets the diff,
lculty right at once, and says that tax fol
the purpose always preferable with provi,
dent people, or loan, which, he thinks
under the emergency, our constitution would
warrant, should be resorted to.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-10
SALOON AND RESTAURANT.
SUCCESSOR TIC

THE subscriber informs the public a
i that he has fitted up-in connec- - !,
ton with his SALOONS-an elegant AkskisAfg
suit of rooms now in use as RESTAURANT.
The Saloons are well stocked with the bes
brands of Liquors, Of all kinds and descriptions
and are under the charge of polite efficient mana.
gers whose constant care it is to make visitors anC
patrons comfortable and at home.
The Restaurant is under the superintendent
of an experienced and capable Steward, and il
supplied with attentive and obedient servants, ant
no expense, labor or trouble is spared to furnisl
the table with the very best that the surrounding
country and the city market afford The bes
order is preserved throughout the building, anC
every precaution is taken and effort made con
ducve to the enjoyment and comfort of tn,
guests. This arrangement is permanent ant
the public may rely upon being accommodated a
all times and in the best style possible.
GEO. W. GRUBBS.
October s, 1859.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-10

Town OF BLooD.-There are few vii,
lagos in the country, if any, where as many
deeds of blood have been perpetrated as at
Rardstown, Kentucky. Within a half a
score of years as many men have met a
violent death. Among these we remember
that Robt Logan WickIiffe Shot Pat Gray
that James Pottiuger was killed by George
Wilson; this was followed by fight be.
tween Theo. Wilson aud Lud. and Mouros
Able, in which Wilson was killed. In les,
than a year, Lud. Able was killed by john
Wilson, brother of the deceased. Wm.
Hardin and John Robertson had a street
fight, in which Hardin was mortally stabbed
and died in few days. He was sou Of
Ben. Rowen Hardin, who was murdered OIL
the lsthmus of Panama in 1919, and a
grandson of Hon, Ben. Hardin. And last,
as we have recorded, John Talbot was slain
by Thos. Kinds Slaughter, in his own house
Truly this is a bloody and fearful record,
LouiSrWe Courier
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-10

THE PARDON OF CooK.-Strange as il
may appear, says the Richmond Enquirer
there is on foot greater effort, if possible
for the pardon of John E. Cook than was
made for Old Brown. We are informed by
the North Iowa Times that efforts are be.
ing made upon the press of the Northwestern
States to effect this object. We do not feel
the extreme disgust for this attempt that is
expressed by the North owa..Times, because
we know how little the character of Gov
Wise is understood by those who think that
mercy from him can be bought by political
favor or extorted by personal threat.
Those who understand the character Of
Henry A. Wise, know that if he believed
Cook deserved pardon, it would be extended
to him, though opposed by every paper in
the broad limits Of our country; but the
pardon of Cook is out of the question--he
is the most guilty of all the Charlestoacn
prisoners. So far from his being the dupe
Of Old Brown, Ossawatomie is the victim of
John E. Cook.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-10
A RAILROAD ENrERpRrsE.-The Oxfor

A RAILROAD ENTERPRIsE.-Th Oxford
(Miss) Mercury says:
They are agitating in downright earnest
the proposition to build a railroad from
Grenada to some point on the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad. A meeting was held at
Grenada last week, which
" ResOlusd, That we deeply sympathise in
ssid movement, and will exert every nerve
in our power By sounding our purse and
welding our influence to its utmost extent
to the promotion of this laudable, this
beneficial and advantageous enterprise"
l. is proposed to run the road from Gre
nada to Okalona and Aberdeen.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-10

FUN THE DEAOCNAI.
DREAMER,S MUSINGS.

The moons sweet rays and the light Of dreams
Are alike. The dewy light that from the lamp
Of lovers falls, is like the mellow beams
That DER the sleeper's soul droops from the
Land Of dreams. The daylight that is spent
by joyous souls in chasing mirth, fingers
To shadowy twilight, when they sleep.
The happy fancies which the mind then
Takes hathe in its golden light, till sleeping
Life plays 'twixt the waking one and heav'n.
Pure thoughts are like pure flowers in this,
That both have perfume. Flowers will fade,
Yet round their withered petals clngs
The odor which in days of bloom doated
Like grateful incense. Thought is mind,
And mind is as u mirror, ever catching
AT reflection of things around it.
Our thoughts, in wandering through the
Galleries Of the heart, leave all their
Perfume in the one where memory dwells,
And that material part, which, being
Earth-born, they must have, flies onward
To forgetfulness.
DREAMER
BENTON, November 9th, 1859
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-10

MARRIAGE FOR PRoFIT.-Mrs. Childs it
is, we believe, who said she never saw a
marriage expressly for money that did not
end unhappily. This is, we fancy, the
experience of all close observers of life aud
its ways. Yet managing mothers and heart
less daughters are continually playing the
same unlucky game Mrs. Child thinks that
men more frequently marry for love than
women. Perhaps. The former have free
choice. The latter have not, mostly. How
large portion of women marry only because
they think they will never have better
chance, and dread becoming dependent
The author we have quoted is right when
she says, "If l may judge by observation
marrying for home is a most tiresome way
of getting living"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-10

INDICTED F0R SEDITIoN.-The Grand JURY
at Norfolk, Va, have found a true bill OIL
an indictment against S. Dananburg, VIII.
keeps clothing aud shoe store in that city
for seditious language, calc,l to- to irci
insurreCtion. The Day Book says:
1.-The first count charged him with having
used the words "John Brown was good
man, and was fighting in good cause, and
did nothing but what any other honest mar
would do" And the second count charged
that he had uttered the following expressions
" John Brown was fighting in just cause, .
(meanlng that he was fighting in the cause
of the slave against his master) and thai
owners have no right of property in theil
slaves )" and said that "Browu did nothing
but what any other honest man would do.
Daneuburg left the city few days ago
having an intimation that be had got him.
self into trouble. His case will come or
early in the present term of the superior
Court, now in session.