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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-27
THURSDAY MORNING, .lANUARl
ADJUSTMENTS.
n ST. CHARLES SFREHT AND CONNERCIAI, PI.AC
sPALDrNG { ROGERS
Circus!

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O'Clock each day and for one hour before and ss each %
formancs in the Amphhsatsr: .ts1,gFg
n s ssF@rer,S.mances @ EVERY N1aHT and EVERY sATUR-l
~ Admission to Amphishsntet .............s 80 cents.
~ Mnseam :. ......... - ceats.
ID s. E9EhEs
siss s.s Sssss
BrShsr r., md and and Gill including
ssa % sss ssa
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ga Eha ks The true mating period the absolute and
i1ss:os .s.tss:; . marry ny
!. special Lsesuls to Ladies on Ma
@ f,SS.s@nSloFis. ,S @ examinations dsly, at Prof. Foxsrs
toons iV4 Cny fiotei Jal6 Zt
DOSTPONEMENT-MRS EMILY K. BLUNT has
postponed her Reading Entertainment (which have
pace Last evening" Of the inclemency of the
weather, and will give the
THIS EVENING, Wednesday, Jan. IS.
at the Lyceum Hail. on 81. Charles street.
further postponement shall take place account Of
the weather.
uS-Ocs At the Odd Feows Hall open from 10 to A. where
reserved seats can be procured jas6 It
DRAMATlC, POETICAL AND MASONIC
u READINGS.
Miss ELOISE BRIDGES will give her frat Dramatic, Poet
Odd Fellows Building on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. "a, ats O'Clock.
B3Tfckets be had the office OF the ST. St.
Charles Hotel at the Bookstores Of Messfs Steel Mcinns
and Norman Of Of the mebe of Mount Mjriah Lodge
and At the door. Price, 81 cents. jn25 q
YCEUM LIMITED COURSE OF
- Lectures for the benefit Of the Public Library Of the First
season by gentlemen of distinguished ability.
Third Leisure Of the Course FRIDAY January 2 1889
Rev. Mr.. BOLLES. "
Subject-"Prov .rbs in Common Usen
will be given hereafter Of the remaining Lectures
of the Cou.se
-singie Tickets 50 cents. Tickets admitting gentlemnn
and Two ladies' 81. T. K. WHARTON,
fo1H ,s,. r.. ND ro,p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-27

. "A @ = d
syins ust earned that my fabrics 'wohless take
dis occAsion 70 inform public that have Coat that has
psn Ia months Please call At No. 80 Grayier
and esanns yourselves and then perhaps you will
~ to Judss whore the term Worthless will apply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

THE CAMPBELLs--AT MASONIC HALL.
SUNDAY EVENING J.,r.,, ., ~. vvppv v,,
during the week a-
FIFTH ANN pnsrrrvvYy N sr ,rzr~ vt +
" A'D DoSAiisEhi AAsf WEEK OF
Rumaev A Nexwrnvnp,,. I'M
norn,,n,.,,nn. t
.'oo1 o1 a5sEs@
Z a w r b r l. M " s TR E L s,
AND BRASS BAND.
The largest varied Troupe ever In ana
note the Great Array OF Talent!
H. 8. Rnmsey, Harry Lphr Wv Nevcomh .
Frank Leslie, Gussyus Bidaux Little Rohbv '
r. Sporer W, Ganl q 1;iifFnrd - s4
James Morrison E. b. Dut,on W. Wsddenn Il
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-10-12
CANCELS OF MERCY"
Candidates

Will please call Immediately at the Sentinel
office and settle for their tickets. We have
done the work, and now we want our pay; be-
cause we never stood in as great need of money
as we do at this time.
All of our patrons without respec ct to per-
sons, will do US great favor by calling or send
ing to us all they owe us. We must have nron-
ey. 1t is impossible to publish paper without
1t. We have thousands of dollars owing to us,
and our patrons must come forward and pay us,
80 that we can pay our debts, and keep our O.
fice going We want them all to act according
to the golden rule--"Do unto others as yoH
suosLa haze them 10 unto you." If we owed
them they would expect US to pay them; and
a. we believe our patrons to be honest men, we
shall expect them to pay US If there are any
of our patrons who do not intend to pay us,
we want to know it, and lhat soon. Our "Al-
oels of Mercy," for the next few weeks will
show who intend to pay US, and who do not
There is nothing adds so much to PERSONS
character as to keep square with the Printer
Remember this, subscribers, advertisers and
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-10-12
Nniinmni Questions.

. The election in Ohio is now over. We have
devoted our entire time and attention during
the past campaign to State issues We knew
that it would be time enough when the second
Tuesday of October had passed to commence
discussing National Questions. We are now
prepared for the discussion Of these quest ions
through the columns of the Sentinel, and day
we commence giving to our readers the article
from Harpe,'s Magazine, written by the distin-
guished Senator from Illinois, in relation to pop
ular sovereignty. We also commence publish
ing the reply to Senator Douglas article, wr it
ten by the distinguished Attorney General oi
the United States, Hon. Jeremiah Black; both
ofwhch articles we will conclude in ne xt week.
Sentinel Read all of them.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-10-12
Dr. DcLtenbGMGh's s
October Amendments.


TAR DELLENBAUGtI II respectfully inf orms the
citizens of Harrison and adjoining counties,
that he will remain day IN the following places.
II persons affected with any disease of chronic
nature, are invited to call for gratuitous consutu
ton. .
Guyohoga co.-At his residence Fast Cleveland,
Spangler Avenue, between Main and Euclid streets
2, g. a. s. 6. Z. a,9, 10, H. II, l3, ID, Is, I6 II.
Portage co--Garrettsville, Norton House, 9 a M
to Q p m, 81.
Ravsnna, Collins House, 10.
Stark co Canton City, Slower House 20.
'ruscarawas co--New Philadelphia, Combs
House, %.
Uhrichsvis, Commercial Hall, 80
Colt mbiana co.--Bayard Station from n. m to
3 p. m. 2l.
Salineville, g.
Beaver CO.. Pa.-Rocbester, Pavilion Hotel, a.
Enon Valley, %.
Harrison co., Cadiz, American House, "a.
DR.. Dellenbaugh tlatters himself that he can
cure Chronic complaints o the Oldest and most OBJ
stinate character. He uses no mercurial prepar.
atIons and only medicines that are purely vegeta-
BILE.
DR.. D.. OF Cleveland, is the son Of the ceebra-
ted DI. Dellenbaugh, ata OF Georgetown, who so
successfully treated and prescribed for 267,000 pa
tents during &c years practice in this State.
All diseases pertaining TO Women and Children
are treated with great success by DR.. Delenbaugh.
Where DR.. d prescribes for patients, his char.
ges will be satisfactory. There is no one practi-
cling IN Ge0rgctoWn on tne DetlenOaugn system
N. B.-Dr. d. speaks the German language:
"About two years ago my general health be.
came much debih tated, and in short time there
was an eruption made its appearance upon my face
and body, assuming the veIy worst type of skin
disease, ESQ called by the dochrs.l My husband
being physicia n tiled different remedies. but
vailed nothing | then applet TO other eminent
physieians but got no relief By this time my head
and face was a mass Of sores. heard of DR.. u 3
great success in treating chronic diseases and DIS
eases OF the skin. applied to him, and in less
than three months, he had the eruption removed,
and my general health improved under his treat
ment, so that / now ENJOY good health. In con-
clusion would say, those suffering from like
disease should apply to DR.. Dellenbaugh.
T"@g MRS. A. FORGEE.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-10-12
Pittsburgh .AIMaAMiaC, 1sGO.

Hanna has very large lot Of the second
humber of Hunt & Miners Pittsburgh Alma
mac for 1860. And we Dit but justice, when
we state that more thoroughly correct publ
cation of the kind, or one which gives so much
information for so little money; has never come
Under our notice. The calculations are made
by Sanford c. Hill, Esq, gentleman whose
reputation in matters Of this kind afford guar
antse that they will be found critically correct
1t abounds besides with Interesting information
embracing many useful receipts, much excel
lent advice, and many suggestions that will be
received with satisfaction by the public. One
copy ofthis little Almanac is worth more than
one dozen Medical Almanacs. Hanna has il
for sale by the gross, dozen, or single copy price
five cents, or mailed free, ON receipt Of two post
age stamps. Is
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-10-12
The Harrison County Fair.

Was complete success--in fact it was the
best fair ever held in the county; and gentlemen
who have visited nearly all the fairs in Ohio,
tell US that ours was decidedly the BEST The
exhibition was grand, and the crowd was almost
iunumerable. Our people know how to get up
a good fair and they never fail to do so. Har-
rison county fairs will do to bet on all the
time.
The premium list will be published hereafter
when we shall have more to say about the Har'
rson County Fair.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-10-12

KENNEpY's MEDICAL DIscovERY. Scarcely
day passes that we do not hear Of some won
derful cure performed by this popular medicine;
and while we have been writing this short no
tice, gentleman, Mr. j. L. Clarke, residing at
No % Lowell street, Boston, has looked in up
on us, and finding that we were penning an ar
ticle in regard to the Discovery, stated that,
within year, he had been cnred of a very Sc
we're case of Scrofula, that broke out in large
punches upon his neck, and that too by using
two bottles. There is not "a hnmor that exists
in the world, no matter how long it has existed,
but this medicine will cure it speedily. Know
ing then its value it is the height Of folly in the
afflicted to delay obtaining it.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-10-12
Good News from the Land of Gold.
Repubiicanism OverthrOwn --- X.
NOthingism Frustrated, Il Trea-
SON Meeting its Reward.
THE GALLANT LATHAM ELECTED
OVER ALL SORTS OF OPPOSITION BY
10000 MAJORITY.

The recent election in California was one of
the most hotly contested ever held in any State
The Democratic ticket was headed with the
name Of Milton s. Latham for Governor. (M:.
L. is an Ohio boy,) Against him was arrayed
all the factions and isms--Know Nothingism,
Black Republicanisn and all the elements of
opposition including the Broderck faction who
were bitterly hostile to Mr.. Latham and the
balance of the Democratic ticket, but the victo-
ry is as glorious as the contest was great; the
election of Mr.. Latham Governor by 10000 ma
jority, and the election, in short, of everybody
on the Democratic ticket is glory enough for
one day
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-10-12
L DEYENNY.
Agricultural Meeting.

The Annual meeting of the Harrison Co
Agr. Society will be held at the Court House
on Friday the 2sth of Oct, 1859, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. Letthere be general turn out as bu'
siness Of vast importance is TO be transacted.
Octl259 j. JARVIS, Sec'y.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-10-12

q fArso,ne twelve months since we wrote the
following
"IooK OUT FOR FnrH.-It is reported that
Henry D. Cooke, Of the Sandusky Register, IS
about to become editor Of the Ohio State Jour
nal" -'t1
It is hardly necessary for us to add that our
opiuisp at that time, has not changed IN 'ne
"a - sgai. has h1G8 tLisIST G aNE
seaSI s94ebso4 ESm.ao9 7Ga s@iS
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-10-12

aerwe are under obligations to Mr.. Hatton,
the editor Of the Cadiz Republican, for the gen
tlemanly manner in which he has treated US
turing the past campaign.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-10-12
CADEZ WHOLESALE MARKET

CADIz, ONO Oct. IL, '59
F'our--For good Supcriine and Extra $6,25
@6,5o,
Wheat-90@ LOS.
Groceries Sugar in hhls. 7@S; N. O..
Molasses AZ cts per gal.
Rio Cqfec--1l@1213; Java Is; Pepper l2]s
Ground Pepper 12]G.
ANspce-16; Gloves %; Soap, Rosin bar SO
So; German do. TX.
CASTLE Soop--15 Soda 6 4 Candies 1877 Ola.
Grain-Corn 70; Oats As; Rye 80 Barley
5o@60c.
Ricea-513c p b.
7obdcco-=6 Twist IL; Dewy &c Anderson's
brands 3o@38.
Suaars-Crushed and Pulserized, Coverings
brand 12@13c.
Nail,-lO to sod ss; 50. 8 to Cd $3.50. So
7dS4j25.
Tsas-Young Hyson 4o@75 ctsi Black Tea
30@5O.
sah--Pittsburgh, S2,25 u Dbl.
Seeds--Timothy Seed $1,6o. Glover Seed,
1OO655O Flax S1O0.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-10-12
The Eutc Duel--A New VcrSiO

The Lutc DWeE--A New VCFSlOH9
ST. LOUIS Oct. 8.--The overland mail of the
18th has reached Jefferson city. The duel be-
tween Senator Broderick and Chief Justice
Terry took place near. San Francisco, on Mon
day 18th. Broderick fell at the first fire, pierc-
ed through the lungs He fingered till half
past nine on the morning of the 10th, when he
died, The community is profoundly agitated
by this melancholy event. Terry was unhurt.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-10-12

NATIONAL DisPeNsARy FOR PRlvArE DISEASES, esq
tablished January lst, 1859, FIVE T'HOUSA AND
DOLLARS FORFEIT. Three Eminent Physi-
clans in constant attendance.
The Iacrlty Of the institution, consisting of
Prof EGBERT JACKSON
Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon
don,
DR. ROBERT HERBERT, 4
Late of Philadelphia, member Of t:e Socist, Of
NJ i;Gti EGGENE EN- VELPEAt,
La Of London and Paris Hosp itals
Guarantee under Penalty OF $4,000, complete
cure Of every Sexual Disease. however aggrava ted
y So" ~ WTITHOUT MERCURY.
Gonorrhea, syphilis, Self-Abuse, Impotence,
Whites or t.uor, Albus, elect, Structure, skin
Diseases, Venereal Warts, Diseases of the Bladder
and Kidneys, Female Irregularities, Baffenness,
Liver complaint, Emaciation, Premature necey,
the Pains Of Age, General Debility, change OF life.
etc, receive especial attention.
Treatment entirely new and always successful;
cure rapid aod thorough; and ret5ren I eminent
physicisrs and Surgeons both In this country and
Europe.
The Dispenspry circular, forwarded gratis by
mail to any address, contains Invaluable ad rice 10
young men, and young ladies contemplating matri-
mony and marriage. a.
THE MEDICAL PROTECTOR.
A book of $50 pages confirms the substance of
all that is known in relation to diseases, etci
together with the experience of the faculty of tho
Dispensary, acquitted in the treatment Of more
than 90 00d cases. Price Is cents.
DI Jackson's Fempe Monthly Pills, invaluable
in female irresularites, hut not advisable 10 be
used during Pregnancy, lest they should mar the
hope Of otispring Used in the Doctors private
prsctice for 80 years. Price 81 forwarded BY mail
DR.. Jacks on's Perpetual Preventive, fs the ofiy
article In the world that without Inconvenience or
danger will nfaIiibly prevent conception. Thou
sands OF married ladies' too feeble 10 bear children
except at the hazard of life have had reason 10 be
thankful for tins invention Fresenlbler no other
preventive in and is superior TO all. Forward
ed by mail to any address.
M. Velpeaus Beautify ing Powders, promotes
the health of the skin, while it imparts to the
complexion All exquisite bloom and Transparency.
which may be prolonged by its use to the latest pc
riod OF life. As it keeps the skin soft and elastic
and lnvigorates the circulation, it efsctually pre-
vents the formation Of wrinkles, blotches freckles
pimpes, wens. etc, etc. Price 81 per bcx. sent
by mail.
Every letter must contain stamp to be used for
reply Address Drs jackson, Herbert & Co. or
simply p. o. Box 1918 Cincinnati, Ohio. 0thce.
Northwest corner Of Sycamore and Fourth streets
October S, r6S9-6m.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-10-12

PERsoNAL.--The friends of the Presiden'
Of the Steubenville Road will regret to learn
serious accident to that officer, which occurredt
yesterday morning. Tine following dispatch
was received last evening:
STEuBENvILLE, Oct 6.
EDS CoM:-Judge Jewett, in attempting to
got on a locomotive on the Cadiz branch, this
morning, slipped, and sustained an injury to
his ankle and foot, by coming in contact with
the wheel Of the tender. The injury is not
considered dangerous by the surgeons. No
fracture, but severe contusions and decorations
of the softer parts Of the foot and ankle. tie
was brought home, and will probably be conf
ned to his house for weeks
L. DEVENNY.
Judge Jewettis one Of the effective and prac-
tical workers amorg Railway executives his
activity and close personal attention 10 the
property for which he is now the Receiver, has
been such that his absence will be felt in every
department. We hope to hear Of his speedy re-
covery.--Cin. Commercial,
GrWe are pleased to learn that Judge Je'
wett is a fair way to recover, and that speedily
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-10-12

OHTOur paper has been delayed, waiting for
the official vote of Harrison county.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-10-12
Road Notice.
Drs. y. ID Evna,S
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.

orrrcE-MAIS ST., OPPOSITE TIE EVANSTON HOUSE,
CADIz OHIO.
xvrurPE he NAV be found 1T oil times VIII en-
w not professionsly absent. He calls the
sneei a attention Of hose who may require the SER
yices Of an operating Surgeon, or those laboriug
nndar Cbronfc Diseases to the fact that nc Is pre-
pared to give satisfaction in either OF those cases.
rS0R a SIGHT OF the best Clothing, Hats, Caps,
Roots and Shoes, notions and furnishing
goods Ssnerally, 60 to A. @. STEWART
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-10-12

ut ISAAC A. ISAAC'S
UNION HALL,
Corner qf Superior and Union Streets.
The Blankets are just the thing for camp use, and
no mans outfit will be complete without pair.
We have them in Red, Gray and Blue
We have also thc largest stock of Ready Made
clothing and Quitting Goods for emigrants, in the
West and at least two hundred per cent. can be
saved by all persons who are going to the Gold
MINES, by making their purchases at
ISAAC A. fSAAC'S
Magnificent Union Hall,
corner of Superior and Union Streets,
Cleveland Ohio.
6rLOOK OUT FOR THE GIANTSlL0
april 2O.ly
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-10-12

There were some scattering votes for Sheriff.,
Treasurer and Prosecuting Attorney.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-09
Weather. Mark cts &c.
SSS
r. B. TOMLINSON.

weather, Markets &c.
The weather still behaves admirably-the
mir is warm rs in September, and with the ex.
ception Of yesterday the skies are clear rs
good article Of lager beer and pretty near the
color Before another issue of this paper we
expect some snow and good deal of wintry
exhibition. Bad weather may hold off for .
month yet but it is not probable and we should
put our bu siness in order for a seise.
The Markets since Wednesday last have de
clined slowly, though receip's of wheat have
been very heavy. reaching on Thursday and
Friday last not far from l2,U00 bushels each
day. On Thursday wheat was 70 to 70 ; on
F.id'y 70 to 70; (at Dubuque same day 65)
on Saturday 40; on Monday Is to So; On
Tuesday 81 to 6S with large receipts. This
decline is universal throughout The Chain OF
markets connecting us with Live pool
Frcights have advanced and insurance offices
are about closing for Lake hazards Receipts
are falling off at Milwaukee and Chic,.go.--
The average OF prices at Milwaukee for wheat
d ring the week was 90 to SO.
At McGregor, Corn is worth Is to 30. Oats
% to %, Pork 4, to $50, Eggs ~ to 10, Butter
l2 to Is. Hides ~ to 10, Hay 6, Wood It's
to So 90. Business in buying and selling is
very active the street continues to be crowded
with teams and the town has all the appear
ance Of an outlet to some modern Egypt. Our
)obbers are doing very heavy business while
the retail trade is absorbing the custom of the
far interior
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-09
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN

INen,als -..L.e,s ,t.r;,o d;,I.
ments and all local uterine difficulties aud cor,
tutonai Troubles of woman entirely cured BY the
GrG'cnherg Mar ha!'- Uterine CathoIican
In This ronncrtOr. Mis- Beechcr i Ter of Rev Hen.
r" W Heecher Ian letters to the people Ia 60 l29
II have nie sisters aud siSter>in-inw and IL female
rou h'g, all MARI ed AID all dclcatc and auy Amid
the imncn circle of my friends and ac1 uuintanc.
cannot recall ten married ladies born ia ti,
who are prrrcs.' La cases however W ere IN. Gr.ei
enteg 'athol con has been u-ed we must NV tha,
heall ha taken the place of ,iisea and ladies' hay,
become robust, strong vigorous AMI healthy.
Mr.. Glea on OF I'll Mira says: beautiful indeed i
the contdng tru>ting nature of women bur how muci
does it need to be protected by a watchfulness thai
will lead her in tina di. eae, to appeal to medical
medical advier OF scientific educntiun moral worth
aud purity of character All these may be secured oy
addressing the Greienbcrg Com"any.
Ii giveH me great lea to certify the curative
action the GrGicnherg Mar half Uterine Catho Icon
in all ra>cS female di-ea and to the skill and high
moral character OF the medical department OF tile
ufetenbefs Company. J.P. LAMBERT, NJ. NJ,
Auburn Four Corners Penn.
ami Methodist clers,m man. My hear has fairly
a.hcd to witness The feeble health women a have
travelled my circuit preaching the gospel ! thank
God, however, that have all thes. disease give
way to the Gretenhers Mar halls Cathocon wher.-
''e' ~ n"> oeeu Gu. REV. PETER SHARP,
kidgnay. Mich
cannot find words to express nv thanks tn the me
meal advker OF the Greienberg Company, whose pre-.
scription of their Catoiicau, together with his able
ana kinh ADVICE was the means under heaven of re.
ornE he TO entire health many years Of mi cry
and the failure Of tho best y.cans in the country
10 "Hord me any relief. KATE u. HAMILTON,
wilmington, Delaware
See Advertisement in other column. lSyt
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-09

standing the emigrants have exercised much
caution and vigilance. A band of fifty made
an attack, the 9th July, on train, while pass.
ing through long, deep canon, twenty five
miles west of Raft river; in this attack they
killed six med, ravisllcd the women and drove
off their stock, besides taking two gold watches
and some money. F.. c. Hall, from Marshall
county, Iowa, was one of the number; the rest
were from Howard county, Mo. Shepherd Uhe
proprietor) was the first man to fall His fear.
less and devoted wife was by him, to extend
her sympathy, and while in the act of raising
him he received a rifle ball in his forehead,
scattering his brains over her hands. Instances
OF this kind have been numerous, yet shallow
palcd men will talk Of cvilizing the "poor In
dian, '--they might, with equal propriety, en-
deavor to christianize the Devil! Government
claims to have troops stationed alsng to protect
emigration, l never saw a troop. They are
loafing around Camp Floyd, where every man
can protect HIMSELF l would like to see old
Buck drove over the plains once-it might
make that heart Of his mans.
Much excitement has prevailed recently
among the people, in consequence Of duel
fought between D. c. Broderick, U. S. Senator,
and D. S. Terry; the former falling VICTIM
Col E. d. Baker delivered his funeral oration
The flags have been raised at half mast 1t
seems that duels settle all such matters Of dis.
pute in this State.
Yours, truly,
r. TOMLINSON.