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SATURDAY XIOKNING, AIMilL 3, 1S54.

I'ltlNTKI) AND IT BUSHED FA'KBY SATUR DAY MORNING HY (HAS. II. lttMVKN A: H. F. STOYEIl.

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C.'rawfonNville Review. furni.*»h-

••d to Subscribers n( in advance, or $2. if not paid within the year.

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LAR'iliU THAN ANY I'Al'KIi ITBLISHKD IN C'rawfortlsvillc! Advert:"*!.-. call up and examine cur list of

SUUSClllIiKKS.

kinds of JOB WORK done to order.

To Advertisers.

"F.vf-rv ltd vertisonient handed in for puMientior.. i'inM have writo 11 upon i? th*- number ot limes tl.e ad vr'i'-er wishes it nsmrtcd. If not so stated, "twill be insert-id until orderi.-d out, find charged accordingly.

ifT Wo «M it distinctly understood. that we Imv now tli« r.K«T mid the r.Aiwtaor wsnrtmcutof N FW and

FAMV DON

TvrKcvcr brought to this place.

WV ill.'!-* on those wishing wor! done. to .'nil up. rnd we will show tbotn our assortment of tyjs. cuts. A*. have eot, them and no mistake. W urk done on short notice. nnd on reasonable term**

JO!J PRINTING.

A« it i» now about the time, when nt and s.t]n»r-« arc. wisldnsr to have Orc-nlars «'ards I'os'rv«. A\. piinted, we would respectfully call tfteir uti'-ntion iiir extensive assortment of t\ ic. All •work i'\.'.'iit. at short notice and at the loveM prices. 'all and we our facilities for dninjf work.

DraontATIC ST VTK fOVYFSTION'. «8»f At a nvetinir 'he l.:m«vr:itie Statu Centra! •aSss Committee. lield in Indianapolis on Thursday, I-cb-

J. rieny the "Jnd. P-.'t. itw::- i.naninKii-d um Krporvri). That a Democratic State 'on veil lion wawlv lii-ld in tlii-' i'.y ol Indianapolis on cdiivMln^. M: 5Stlii'21tli of Mav next, at I1"* o'clock

RAMFV

Titn.w KM

ithm this year.

M. to! .the

pinpo'i-iifli ••riliatir-/ .ill lidaU f.i tin follow int.' viz: N-eretary of State. Auditor of nto. 'Cn atiir of Mate, and Mqciinfi-nilcnt of l'nhlie :«In!rii' tiin: and that th- several «»tinti in the 'i sti'tc he reijU'--!'d to si iid (ine delrL'ati' for

J-:"..-WO hundred Democratic votes, sri veil at the Ptv-i-:v rdi-ntial clertion of l~-'2. Ji U'.l a I" one addi'ioiial l*«r«»very fractional \olf o\er one hnndreil.

J. Tl. X«'RVvn.

F'Cician.

nriof'R \Tir COI NTY

r\'-r\

That. cvory county shall en»ith to

aBwmt least two Jelrywles. HI'OW N. •wss i'hainnan Mute (.Vn. t'oin.

ONVFNTION

The Democracy of Montgomery county nmnre requested to meet at the Court House,

at Craw fordbville, on Saturday, the 22d

:®g??inst., to appoint Delegates to attend the

«s»!State Convention to be holden at Indian

apolis on the 2-lth of May next.

Other important business will be before

withe meeting, in regard to the organization

esuof the party for the coming canvass, and it 'sMis hoped there will be a general turn out.

-By order of tlie

C'KNTIJA COMMITTKH.

S&F The Presbytery of Crawfordsville

(0. S will meet in this plaee on uesday

^eveningnext, the 1 Itli inst., at 7 p.m., and Mswill be opened with a sermon. There will

«bc preaching twice a day during its sittings,

sjsnt 10i a. m., and at 7 p. m.

llev. Mr. Crintv, of Danville, Iil.,

s^will deliver a discourse on next Sunday,

sithe lGth inst., at Washington Hall.".

S@fti'»ENTS

of Messrs.

is fast receiving his

Spring an 1 Sammer stock of Goods. Look

sout for advertisement next week.

ssiofYicers elected on Monday last:

CLKIIK

Samuel W. Austin.-s

John L-

TKI\STI:I

William S. Oalcv.

CONSTAIM.KS—

Jewctt.

Alex. Huff, Joseph Rem-

jtfH'hc amount now inthe United States

Treasury is -S J^COO.OOO.

ass £yrCoxK!KMM.—The Senate has' con

mti wlio-c township in Geimanx, that.

*f*2&«>f Kuzclhoum, is preparing to leave to-

gether for America.

^t^rThe friends of the faine law. in

WsPortland, Me., have nominated Ncal Dow

,-Tor Mayor.

^t-s?"The Washington Star says that the

s«3llouse Committee on Pest Offices has a-

sMgreed to report a bill increasing the compensation of postmasters ten per. cent on

tlie commissions now received, the Post-

'-inaster General being given discretionary

4wpo\ver for increasing compensation at dis-

"^tributing and separating ofliees.

C-3f~Gov. Seymour, of New York, has

the Legislature of that State. The Gov-1

rrnor

TJIK FAST AND WEST RAIL HO AD. The Noblesville Xcics comes to us with

a cordial editorial in reference to the new-

railroad enterprise. Pressure of other busi-

has been said by the Xews and Journal,

project of greater interest, to us as a com-|

admit of the possibility of a failure. We

well remember how one railroad was built

in Montgomery county alone—very much

to the surprise of some of our neighboring cifics that is now completed, and we now present this of equal, if not greater importance. We will not be ia want of assist

ance from Eastern companies or capitalists.

The Bellefontaine and Indiana Railroad is

deeply interested, and, as we learn from one

of our citizens who has received letters on

the subject, that they promise material aid liberally. The President of the Day

ton, Xenia and Belfre Railroad says, The

project of an East and West line through

these places, and making the proposed connections, is almost the only one that will

command the attention of Eastern capital

ists, at this time." The situation of this line is extremely

favorable for Eastern connections its business, which must be extensive, can be, al

most equally well, given to the Baltimore,

or Philadelphia, or New York system of railroads, as we may think best to connect

with tl em 1 1 of these systems will,

doubtless, offer -material aid" liberally.

We feel assured that this important work

can be speedily completed if the right spirit is only manifested along the line.

We can have the road if we will, and arc we r.ot now ready to say wc ic'dl hare it.?

We hope our friends in Boone will arouse

themselves S Hamilton is already wide awake. Fountain, also, must be up and

doing if they expect the crossing of the

Wabash at Covington... The organization of the Company ought to be effected as

early as possible and .subscriptions started

at once.

V.MI

NT.

Addic.-s

suss £5" We call attention to tlie advertise- resorted to by Peter FunL to assist them

CHAW I-OKD

&. Mi

LI.IKIV—

&KsjThey received their entire stock, which

sss«s^r' r.n\ for«l .-elecic I wit 1 jrteat care tn the

•te?New York anil Huston markets, and we will tf.vi.n-A-i'Mitun* the assertion 1 !iat a hotter stock canMbnnt he found in 4lie r. untv. Those wisliinsr good harrfarits will do well to jjive hern a ca II

'him in turning an honest point/.

JtW The follow ing is a list of Tonwsliip little trouble, why don't (hey follow the business themselves, instead of offering to im

emrngton, Dan'l Mclniiiv, and Jeremiah surdity to suppose, that in a State havin

jC-*?*Lumnrtinc is said to be engaged on a 1 fe of Washington, whii'h will be ub!is|..od ijw *k»Hw an aniiioe.

/rmed the appointment of Horatio King, Albany and Salem Railroad, the te- ofthe ^Esq, to be assistant postmaster general, in Logansport Insurance ompanv &. Union "place of Mr. llobbic, deceased.

vetoed the prohibitory, liquor law passed by head-dress under their bonnet*.- lhe rab-

considers the act as unconstitutional, refuses to obey the new law

And finally—On the ground of its prohi

bitions It requires a two-thirds vote to

pass the law over the veto. It is not cer-

First— Because it authorizes unreasonable j£fTThe amount of money invested searches,. Second—On accout of the for-j ifoe retail liquor trade in Chicago, is estifeiture nnd destruction of property without mated to be §1,000,000. 'first going through a due process of law.—

Distant readers should not be taken in by

|e iils

these Shvlooks.

on 0

se ve rora

munity, has yet been proposed. The great! principles better than faction, to rally j*

worthy of her—an energy which wiil not

miscalculated if Montgomery does not take Coal Creek, and, without undertaking to,

hold with an energy and etermination examine in detail the principles contained

.—pa Only §1 l.uvs !-!-J of tl nioiis MoNKY MAKIN'i.i y\rls. Di^co\ciics. and I.'cripcs. variniis' "l\cvtiscd in tlie New York Tribune and other iradin.' papers of the I'id. ii. lintli -c\.'s and all tasti-s Hiitvd in n:.\rrv i: M.mIM.

oft paid. M.

I'oilK.

Cvawforils\iile. Jud. ,,

The above advertisement we copy from the Sia^e Scntiuil, where it stands in a

con-pieuotts place, prefaced by a big list.

The same adv^rti-v^nent has appeared in the New York Triune, a paper generally

in perpetrating frauds on the Utiivary. This

samv

ias

indvidual, through the same nibjliunl,

,. prosecuting a successful business

under tlie assumed name of A. R. Good, thus having two strings to his bow to aid

Lk-

If they pos-

scss thc in orma ion x*,CC(.ssarv to

enable a

man to coin money i-o rapidly and with so

part tlue necessary knowledge for tlie small sum of 1. 77c seem content to pursue some other road to forUuie than that pointed

out by themselves to others. It is an ab-

as many Colleges and institutions of learn

ing as ours, very many people could be

N he is is do a re

crative business than that 0! a wandering,

swt menious

Colporteur.

S2JINPLASTFRN.

Previous to the completion of tlie New

P!a Ro u!

neo

Company, had hut a limited cir-

{dilation, in this section of the State. But

completion of the road to Michi-

gan Ci!v. these second editions of 'Locock,'

mnnent and s.vure than one-horse pi roads and imaginary Insurance Companies. We trust that our tanning community and citizens in genera! will not flatter themselves .villi the fuhiciuiis idea that because these imitations of money are bankable and meet with encouragement in high plates they are a safe currency. -K

in iiiLiii, wk: uat iu art) limb v»u imi uu*

by designing men to secure office, and that

down the Democratic party. We say to

our Democratic friends, that we do not re

gard the temperance question as any politi

cal test in our party that Good Democrats

arc on both sides of the question, and we

are willing and have always been in favor

of submitting that question to a direct vote

of the people, and let the will of the-ma

jority prevail but if those who control

the temperance movement are so distrustful

of the people as to refuse this test, wc do not think good and reliable democrats ought

to abandon their party and join in with a

separate organization upon one single ques

tion, and vote for a man without any regard

to his general principles, because they may agree with him upon this one issue and

tve say, therefore, do not suffer yourselves

to be seduced from the faith you have al

ways professed. The Democratic party

lias always been the party of the people, and its principles have advanced our coun

try to its present high position in the scale

of nations, and if a future is before us, it

can only be attained by rigidly adhering to

those principles, neither deviating to the

right or the left.

We know our course has been denounced

by the rabid portion of the temperance

men, and we suppose that it will be de-

dounccd again but while we regard inO O temperance as a moral evil and a social wrong that ought to be corrected, we do

not profess to be the organ of those who

think there is but one mode of eradicating

question. On the o'.her hand, we profess to be the organ of Democratic principles,

and regard the success of Democratic mea

sures as of more importance than any temporary advantage to be gained by the po-

I I I

have been crowding upon us like the locusts would be salvation for the people now. A of Kgvpt, driving cat to a great extent the circulation of 'sonio of our best currency. a currency based upon

A ukase has been issued by tlie

Russian government, forbidding Jewish

women in Poland to wear any kind of

bis ar(

forbidden to marry any woman who

jfJTThe unimproved lands of Oregon are so barren that a surveyor writes

'1 think the United States ought to make Great. Britain take all back or fight.—

tain as to hat, wijl .be the final dispositiop 3 hank God, we did not get up to 51 10 -13 said to be a light house, warning of the bill. ,^

iCi?~ This week we publish a call for a A. & S. R. II. STOCK COitf IIVCJ DO^ County Convention, and we hope the De-1 Two farmers of our county, Messrs.

respond to it b\* a general turn out. rhe,s*-'C ion ie arte

dangers that threaten its or-!

call upon all who love their party and.

question of an Eastern outlet is proposed under its time-honored banner. gentlemen, the above sums fully paid the

rcssoiu.ioisis oi a utmociauc meeting at, 11

in them we have to say that we fully be-1

the evil, and that by force of legal enact-1 mor.ev and Russia is in wan' of it: and no ment, and we have not, nor shall we, surrender all our political opinions to this one

htical atrilatton ot temperance questions. ...

IRELAND.—

The Exodus from Ireland

still continues. A (falway journal, the

tinuous A tilju' n.'4 dersiand her dutv. __

but we may see our poor fellow-countrymen

and county women too, tearing themselves 1

from thci'r families their friemls l!:eir!

relations, and acquaintances, bidding tlieir

final adieu to evervthing. to everv scene

dear to them in poor old Ireland, and seek-

mo- a refuge, a home, a shelter, in another

world.

The rural diii"'cts in the vicinity of Gal way mi. to :.. .. doom is. in their terrified imagination- icv- ("•'RC the most, talented scaled as from a land upon which some {vnjshcw Dreaclicrs of the Baptist C'huich blighting curse, some withering and scath- jn T^tuJ-v,) in relation to the New Engine malediction has settled, res, hopelessly 1 vt prrifnc.f T],,-.

"The rural diii:"cts in uic vicinity oi 1 jjgf-The N. A .ledger, copies an article j'alway arc being (|Ui^ cL ruDpulat-oc1 f,-om tl.e 'AYestern Re-order," of Louisnen, women, and cliildrcn are t*ni.u-ai01mg| tit av 1

I I

otlv from Ireland as irom a country v, 1. 1

R-

JOHN MITCHELON THE LASTEUN

TION.

"Russia, indeed, is no friend to the peo- compai tments. pie yet the success of the Russian arms'

war, a good. long, thundering war, bo- sine

tweenthe sovereigns of Europe, is the

something more per ngencv by which the people of Europe are

an one-horse plank be set upon their feet and it is ag-ainst I

the war, not against Russia, that our ene-"

tlie war, not against Russia, that Otir ene- j,

my takes unarms to keep the war beyond

tlie Pruth, beyond the Carpathians, inside

the gatcs^ ot tlie Bosphoru.s—any where

far away from where it is wanted—is our enemy's sole policy." "But if, bv the kind favor of Heaven. Nr.w

we see Britain's flag and the desecrated

tri-color of Napoleon trampled and disgraced in the East, t'r.c-n the war will infallibly roll westward, and a new world will be born of its lightnings and thunders. "Every Irishman who enlists in tlie British forces will earn indeed his thirteen pence a-day: but lie will earn the heavy curse of his oppressed country along with it."

iC^"BENNETT'S EARS.—The

CHINESE SAVING.

4 °no'i h. the little, water that passes under

.ocrac, of 0,d Mo„, »n will heartily Graves .ad Cod, .nder the I7U, ^Th. ^lu= amvyd^at^p.

1. fi,„ „K

their farras

the sum 0l aR(1 to

100 ie

to us our neighbors are ready and wil-1 ^Ve have alio inserted, by request, the 1 applicants all the damages they sustained. lin"" to do their dutv. and we have stranwlv rf-^ol.i'irn.c nf Demnrmtir Me^tin^r at But an appeal was taken from the awards ... mi Miuu uui^-inuttLii..

to the

r,-'sult

was

ous men

a*"tor

citement is brought about and kept alive' witnesses, and tne argumentation of coun-

1 a a a 1

settled down. A ere 'yphus. cholera, plague, pestilence devastating the land their etFceiSj I.:dger says: would not be. could not be more striking, "Dr. Waller gives the clcrgyiror. who in hunting' the people fiom theii natn got up arid signed the Nebraska petii.''nj home. Scarcely does a train start hence

an exC

Qft:s-

Joan Mitchel has v. ntten an address^ to

h.is countrymen in Ireland which concludes

ncl

F.FII. LR. JT.M.N KK

noi

ness has prevented our referring to the, time is fast approaching when the energetic. their respective claim for damages, occa- jays in an ice field, which took her 300 grant for military preparations, which, towork earlier. We cordially endorse wliat a ti

^'"aves the sum Oi

°P'

on of

those illustrious

n5 ect:

one prime object of the move is to break j^OO. In consequence of these verdicts there is somewhat of a fluttering in the

A O V*

stock market this week. Lew. Wallace and Jarnes Wil.'on were

attorneys for the famers, and Samuel C.

Willson, defended for the Company.

MR. CUTTIXO'S ANTECEDENTS.—accor

ding to tlie New YorlcMirror, Mr. Cutting,

whose difficulty with Mr. Breckinridge has been tlie cause of so much excitement is

quite a fighting man.

The Mirror says:

TEIE UMTKI) KTATFS INVITED TO JOIN RUSSIA• Geo. Sanders, Esq., the rejected TT. S.

Consul at London, received lately, it is said, a letter from a distinquished Russian diplo

matist, intimating that England and France

will soon become united rivals to the Lnited

States, and urging the latter to join Russia against those two powers. The writer

makes an adroit appeal to the commercial jealousies of our country, and hints are held

out of the great service which Russia can

render the world by re-establishing Polish

independence, and by cheeking the supre

macy which England is rapidly acquiring

over other nations. He also says: Russia is the best friend America has at this moment, and America can help her in the work of rcprneration. America has

'doubt Russia will be glad to contract a debt. with America at tlie rate of six per ct.--not bv obtaining cash, hut for rash vnrth in snips, and the Means of keeping up war with those who oppose her. America can build her ships to any extent, large and small, and

American ships can takeout Russia seamen and which neither revent. England would break with France to-morrow could she go back to her original position with Russia: but this she must not be permitted to do. if the world has a right to he fr?e\—

(,r

as passenoers. am

France nor England can pre

Mcrcurv, speaks in a desponding tone of She fears America, but she doeS not respect the increasing tide of emigration from thatj her, and I trust lhe people of the 1 unr-d ,c -t 1 1 1 States arc not blind to this fact: and thev (Vuntrv. Jf it siiould last but a year or •, *1 .1

two nio.-'C- Trelar.d must bccomc one con-, moment to Leach England to un-

lievo much of the oresent temnorance ex-1 premises, and listening to the opinions of, Astern Bourse. as many lngates and corvettes, and alarm? 1 I

I never had a better opportumtv than they

nd distin

oriauon"nndcr which they mav well 1

.jnC0- Wailer was lhe personal friend

0 on

Jnc-kson and Mr. Clav, and the

lr iril nf tl

„. T.»u-r.

Commercial hulldnu ot_ A vtgnon.

1 T7 r» 4 I ft wi «i I no 1' 11V 1 1 I

France, announces tlie irrival in that city sod

of a carriage driven by compressc'l an __ after a iotirnev of four hours from Mar-

r\ Iseilles fiftv-tluTe miles distant. It carried

one hundred passengers, and tlie tare was only ninetv-five cents each. This vehicle

con a ns

o„]

h0n

nn( 1 nn

as follows: .-.««* inication is maintained with all its various

JPitT Tlie Washington Sim- of the 5 inst savs Commodore Perry was long-

no ified to

th(? Kmpf rr

^j]

return home after visiting

.Japan, and it is understood

but one steamer nnrl two

]o lve

...loops of War in the Chinese seas and re-

sloops of

VVar

turn hy of San

[rn

yrancisco. SK

iy 0

Af( nn oxecnt vc

nn cx

ad llU1

ANO

Star sa_\ it

would not give a sixpence for the ears of the editor of the Herald if Mr. Breckenridge should meet him (Bennett) with a pen-knife in the next twelve months.

-A drunkard's nose* is us of rncath."

session the Senate

ed. It Ys understood Mr. Clayton

jdc a strong

treaty.

.peed! against the Gadsden

A N E 01

ANK N OTES

COUNTERFKIT

ThejSew York Times says,

within the past two days the city has been flooded with counterf.-it-Si0 notes on tlie 'Cranston Bank,' of Cranston, Rhode Island. Tlie issues of these bills are so recent that no description as yet has reached the Bank Note Detectors, and their beautiful execution causes persons to take them without, suspicion different re'ail dealers appeared at the Toombs, and exhibited false notes on them. The notes are engraved on thin flimsy white paper, having a biack appear-ance

the light. They are all stamped letter A have a female likeness on the right margin, and are signed W. II. A. Alebuck, Cashier, and Caleb Congdon, President. The new ssue of forged paper has been brought into circulation beldlr..

ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.

"lie is the best shot wc have in our pistol cralleries, his carte and tierce or his finger "ends, underslcnds the 'manly art' quite as well as any private gentleman that we know of, and has withall the courage to stand up to the rack, whother .in. the right or wronjf." ...

NEW YORK,

arr VC( out on ie

the party will be required to pre- jsioned by the construction of the road over tniles to south and west. She passed the gether with appropriations already voted

April

-. .. xjuiu.m (initvu uu. uu me ^iol, fw4 00u,000.) lhis sum is n^-'arlv equal

Uon O I S S A N

the damaged her policy. She is still apparently with the is said, six of the ten line-of-battle ships,

The Austerlitz, of 100 guns, and three oilier French ships have sailed for the Baltic, to join the Eng'ish fleet.

The Danish ministry retained their office. Tlie final refusal of the Czar was hourly expected. It was already known that he had refused, and when official refusal arrived, it would be communicated to both Houses, and war be formally declared.

Admiral Napier's lleet arrived at ingoc Sound 011 the 15th. The allied fleets remained at Bcycos Bay, but would soon enter the Black sea. No engagements by land or sea 011 the Danube.

Positions unchanged. -,v Rumor of tlie capture of the Russian Treasure Convoy at Caras had reached Constantinople.

The Paris correspondent says 3,000 British troops were to pass through France to embark at Toulon, and the 1st detachment was expected in Paris in two days.

Lord Raglan was expected in Paris 011 the 1st of April. The Secretary's correspondent had increased good feeling in France towards England.

Exchange in London had fallen to2sl0d. Billson Prussia were unsaleable at London. Russia continues to urge Prussia to preserve continued neutrality.

The Globe says the Turkish loan of £2,000,000 was taken to-day by Rothchiids, at 8-1, the stock to be reimbursed at par in 1 years from date of issue. It pays nearly 9 per cent, on those terms.

Di^IOrRATif r-IKETI^C. I^ursuant to previous appointment, the Democracy of Coal Creek Township met at tlie precinct of the Township for the purpose of nominating men as candidates to fill the Township offices, and also to appoint delegates to the County Convention. The house was called to order by Josiah Hutchinson, and on motion of J. Hutchinson, Esq., Sam'l R. Smith was called to the Chair, and George Westfall appointed Secretary. On motion of J. Hutchinson, a committee of seven was appointed to suggest the names of suitable persons as candidates, and draft resolutions. The following named gentlemen were then appointed said committee: J. Hutchinson. H. Reynolds, E. P. Benilet, P. Swank, M. -I. Mason, Win. Thomas, Jas. Ames. And after ballotting for candidates for the Township offices, and appointing delegates, the corn-1 mittce reported the following' resolutions,! which were unanimously adopted

Resolrrd, That we, the Democracy of 1

Coal Creek Township, do adhere with an

invincible tenacity to the time-honored principles of democracy, and belie.ve that in them exist the perjietuity of our poli.ical and civil liberty.

Peso'red. That, as free-born sons of patriotic fathers, we wish to transmit those principles in their original purity to the 111.-"t remote pos'erity. 'JL^oh-rd, That we believe the late move.hc Temperance organization for a rtation, mr.nunot the result igr.ed to create division in the ranks ot Derjociwy, ami thereby resuscitate the defunct Whig party and elevate it again 011 the demolished ruins of Democracy therefore.

refreshment i-oom,

external gallery, by which commu-

!!c .' "vTL!t

total jnuhibitiv.. J!

i.n in. faeture anil sa.e ot IIOU

ian

ph but .s d«-s

Peso!'red, That wc will use all honorable means to preserve the unity of the party and secure the election of ti ied Democrats ail ffice*:.

»-'or

Peso!red, That we beli.-ve the imporla-

t:on and manufacture of liquor is a ques- ^.nVi2.' tion over wl:idi tlie Legislature has the I right of control.

Pesolred. That the use of liquor as a beverage is totally a moral Question, over. 7*

SAMUEL R. SMITH, Preset.

GEOIU WKSTFALI., Se.

SWEDEN.—Sweden

having left Liverpool on .Thursday 23. She principal European powers, lhe

The appraisers to whom their Sarah Sands bound out, and the Atlantic and others about to be acted upon in the

9t)i, having been two ment, on the 1.5th ult., demanded

Chambers insisting got into the iield

Circuit Court, now in session. Prussian neutrality. dock-yards are spoken of also as scones'of

that a jury of twelve conscien-J Austria gives 110 further indication of. busy preparation. Early in the spring, it

to March 10th Russia had not recog-. number of jun boats and bri_rs will beana nized Sweden's neutrality. ready for sea. In the island of Gottland,

Frame s?4-o, an to ra\ta reported that the export of gold the most important spot to belligerents.

refusal was telegraphed from Berlin on the 1 8th ult., to tlie French Government, and that so soon as known, the British minister sent notification to Sir Chas. Napier. Napier arrived in a steam frigate at CopcnhaI OI gen on the 2Jth.

from Russia is prohibited. there arc ten thousand men under arms. Paris correspondents say that the Czar's and two additional regiments are under or-

appears to be actively

preparing to maintain her independence and

1,K TlSSt'llS. I*e 1 red and plain, at t:i.tAV.*Koi .Mri.i.

E JI.AJN

and dottv

ed'_''liir all-'.

ELA

April 1. 1051.

1'HENOMKNON.

The Lafayette Courier

says that at the residence of Mr. Marsh,

Yesterday 'six air from the bottom, and with such velocity

(from the ink being bad) unless held up to hours. Another well, on the Hillsworth

as to send it through the crevices of the

platform some distance in the air. The noise was so loud as to be heard the distance of half a mile, and continued four

farm, on the Wea, was affected jn the same way, at the same time.

JpjT During the month of February, in San Francisco there were but four marria-! ges Tnd ten divorces.

an ex.ra

'Diet, will amount to ten millions banco,

weeks, lhe

ders for the same place.— Phil. Ledger.

CO~JI-:WI !..—Tlie fate of this man—oncc the passionate slave to the intoxicating bowl —has been sorely alllicting to his family.— When his body was carried into his father's house 011 Friday evening, his mother remarked, overcome with grief, that her son David had not entered her door for two years, and now to see him brought in a corpse, was almost too much for human nature to bear. His wife, we learn, is lying almost at the point of death, from the weight of this heavy blow of aflliction. which has been working on her for months past.— Pittsburg Journal.

NO criii:, NO PAY!

The best cure for Cholera Morbus, Diarlhiea and Dysentery, is Sloan's Instant. Relief. It is warrcnted to cure, or NO PAY!

Every person should constantly keep on hand a bottle of Sloan's Instant .litlief, for cases of emergency. It is truly the Greatest P".in Killer in use, for either Internal or External pains, and may be used with perfect safly, as it does not contain any poisonous substance. Price only 25 cents per bottle. Try it.

See Sloan's adverisemcnt in another column.

CliAAVFOS tDSVlI. Ml JPIEICi HItF.XT. [(.'orrected wc k'ly t'e.r the 1ic

l) *»v AI

V-J

Wheat, A1 Apples, irrecn Corn,

Ap[!cs.

dry, 1.1*1

Oats. PI White Itcans, I ,o0 I-'lonr. ir-TaT .0. Fia\ si crl. no Butler, l-_ }j Timothy, 1 .'0 I'-LTL'a. S I" eat iiCrs, .Si 'lii-e.-e. w.. ,1. 20tt3rt Bacon side a shoulder Hfcswax, 2.* l.'ains. lo (onsinj,'. 2i'i Lard.'- t- Potatoes, R.i Tallow. & ehiions. r.i-^

TISKFXTS.

J. CHAW FOR I) & JMCLLIKiN,

Spring Str..*k of

A RE NOV.' receiving.' 'heir i.V Ctiidds ].nrcluiaed at Head c.ooal.d at \ei low prices, n'lii. .vill to e'.'iiO'ele I-Ii any other store in Wev-ill re.. i\ in exchange for l" '-.Is produce i:ot rcl'n-iinr .-as!) when oiieied. aprii s.. "0-1 CUAWKOKD & I.' l.M fNS'R.

v. ir fi

AWNS, plai 1. Mack and fanev at CHAW t: 1)

CHS

liable thenr v- prices.— nil kind- of

A'M

t: i.r.f 1 N's.

®"2t'tiNTfs.—A larireand sp!ci.d:! lot nt IL cn.\wi-i»I

tv MTLLIKIN'S.

5 1 Detain, plain and fanev at L*J) VV ILC .ML'LLMIN.

1 ri A !.l lil'-UAt !:. plai and I'laid bera'.'e. Ir'-1

bc: r.-_'e, berage cord" (1^, Jit-

KAW-FU! ,v* !'i.T.IKIN'S.

IKIST*.

•vl

•g"3!AIN black and e],:mL'f CitAWKi:

Dli^si'k. .' 'cAitMdJKlN'fi.

"•A t?L Vi'A Nr bice and ink. at itAWi-'iiii) iv dci.i.n

of:, hwisri aiu! jaconet collars. bajn.Ied do. at. !:A\VF'M:I.) :,!!!.1.i iN\s.

»l'.swissi sioaves and ci nn^etts fit, •."•"..(.'i:.\\vroiii tv MI.-I.I.JK.'.NV.

-.w -sia I

1*1.1.'N 11 lot satins «i»». at

\i 1' 1,r.jin f.

ii'l.onn.*! ribbons, silsr* jiarr HA W KOI-:I A: I I.I.N: I\'H

AMii.ri and trcntlciiiin'.i black and assorted kid gloves, silk do. a?. (..'::A".VFORI» & .UCJ.MKIN'*.

.11 ert!i,K' bi-'V. ti neratri. C'I'A v-rono

.'.ii:(-v cro 1 ict

sr:. ..Mi::i lot.i»l"IIK illooin.-r bonnct1 S.

thidc. si.k lae». i. hislt lil.'-lil*

n-s and .Misst at

aj'rc: and

11. r. 1 :•.

jJ'orn? .c.ii Sti«i-:s».—A complete aisortmeu J? indies and gentlemen at :qtipril ?. '.*2. :av,ro iv ."vl vi

Tj'.n & Hoys Snminer iifit.s. varioi:.- les. nt .'nA"-vroi:i i'c ,\!

IN?

r":.:tS. bleached and nrib-'.-r.chcd,. and Cr.-'-h. at t'iiAW 1

:IIWAKI:an.i

Mrt.i.iKrv'fi.

1II-

i.v Ma.!•('! the .-.unmicr trad

a complete Jisso trncnt i"

Ci:aivF0i:r 'c M'

•f go.

K':w pieces oi

whien legislation has no legitimate control. cis for *alc lu sol red, That the Maine Law, or one ~~r ., .. -. 1 4 r.i. kinds oi (jj-oconcs kept at similar parsed by our legislative autnoiitj would endanger our civil and reli^iou^ intercourse with our fellow-men, and deleterious to the public interest and prosperity of Indiana.

-T ii.r. and cue saws kept ot aprT'ii CKAV.rwii ic

AI.IUSE

MUCIN'S.

1 earpotinjr at very Sow pri. .'I:AU roi:ij A' .M

I I.MKI.N'U.

riiAUKOHI) & MI-LUEINV

a.-S'

linc-nsv.-are. a L'Of .l n-.-sorfnenk

on hand ai CiiAV.'foi'.u it. -MiLi.iKi.v'i.

Ooiii: fancy silk hata -Tile at O AJ-R7 'I-I MCLI.IKI:IV..

coi.T,AJ:s. Miiitese

-.ii rip's siik do. kid l'IOVC fr. silk do. t!jrer.d elo\e.-*.

ea Plains, on tlie 4th ult., a roaring was a^. lK-:intif«l dress {."»oHs..sl3'Ka. Lora^-j.-tT.-n-a heard in the well, sounding like a storm. The water was forced up seventy feet, and above the top of the well, bv a current of

IJ. '.OI.KT-

.KTTS

^in.K

LAEC.

otnb. eol.arB,#

einb. lidk'fs.. ohemizette*. undfcrs5««vcs, ia- o.v

adines. jri»U?'l dcluiio aud beragei". r. ce apr '.'A M1

e'.vcd,

and head ureisea. ft lew of those beau d» left at .-"sv--x-CAJiriir.i.us.

Uonnei*.wm'i

of'.he most magniikout

'•-ilr.'d in this arket '.r

was evt •,'4 c.\ M!'RF:LI S.

i:r..\vmTL. sU[^rl. and handsonio silk bor.nf-t. for one dollar und tiftv ec-:ita at a -rV.M

nr.

LAINK*

a', air.e c^n'.s a at

anrT 1 1 "AlIl'IILI-L'S.

'O \t Tiri'r. piinted I ni«r 7

••hallay? for eent.s a V4id '.it AMi'bELI/f^.