Indiana American, Volume 17, Number 5, Brookville, Franklin County, 26 January 1849 — Page 3

Fro m the Stvtc Sentinel. j Crtlob II. Smith. Ufinart. mf Mr. Line. I .'Independent," the Washington correspondOn t ht postage et the bill amending the rhartcr ef r ' , . ,. t . i the n'htie niter Valley Ca-.ai Cvmpanu. i ent of the 1 hiladelphia North American, speakMr. Speaker: In the remarks which I made ' i"fr of Mr- Smith's speech in the House on the upon this subject a day r two ago, I s;sid that ' proposition to reconsider Gott'a resolution, says: perhaps I owed an apologv to the friends of the j " Mr. Caleb B. Smith, of Indiana, followed In measure for the coarse i" should take upon the j a speech which attracted the attention and apubject. I then remarked that the friends of the plause of the Chamber, without distinction of bill, pesding its passage in the Senate, had in- party. He maintained'the propriety of abolishing timated to me that a compromise hart been effect- Uhe odions traffic in human flesh, which disd between the interest of Lawrenceburgh and ; graced the Capital, 'but insisted that it should be the friends of the company, and I understood at j accomplished in a manner which, while effective, the time it was only a surrender of the State to would not be offensive. Mr. Giddinjrs and othherriehtof redemption of that portion of the ca-I er members interrupted him with frequent in-

d1 from Harrison to Lawrencburfrh; but to my ; terrogatories, but they were repulsed with dignigreat surprise, upon seeing the bill I discovered j ty and effect." that it was surrendering the right to redeem the . whole line of the canal. Anxions as I then was Absene of Mind. It is relited of a certain 4. stiH am, to afford what relief I could,consistent magistrate living in the valley of the Connectiwith my duties as a representative, I supposed j cut, who was so fascinated by the appearance of that such a compromise perhaps might be satis-! a pretty catholic lady witness before his court, factory to both parties but enough of this, that instead of the bible he presented his face to This bill is now upon its final passage, and I , kiss! He never discovered the mistake till his cannot consent to it without entering my pro- j wife who happened to be present, gave him a test against it. I will, however, before I attempt i rousing box on the ear. n examination of its merits, say one word in j reply to the gentleman from Rush (Mr. Cox.) Very Inquisitive. Heremaked that thecanal had been in operation "How can you be sure that Mrs. II. will read for sometime, and that there was but little pros- this letter?" said one friend to anothers, who pect of its being of any value to the State. It ' wished to communicate intelligence to a married is true that, judging from the past history of : ladv indirectly, "seeing that you have directed it this canal, there are not very flattering prospects to her husband?" She'll open it to a certainty," fit yielding much totheState. I know that j wras the reply, "don't you see I've marked prieompany have been very unfortunate. These i ute' in the cornerl"

misfortunes are attributable to two causes first, i the extraordinary floods which were in that val- I ley during the two last winters; and secondly.the want ot tnatlpractical knowledge on the part of the enginneers in selecting a location for the canal, Band especially with respect to the dams, "uo cuuiciiucu vy me ciuuriu along the line was not of sufficient span to disCharge the water. These last objections are now fully Obviated, the dams being sufficiently exiruueu lopuwun an me water mat win, in all i i ..... : . proDaDiuiy, accumulate In the stream. 1 he ob- : lect of thep-enlleman'saro-nment was to imnress - o e - i upon me minds or the members upon this floor : . . , ... , that it was useless forthe State to hold on to the! ncht to redeem the cana! and the irentleman rigni to reaeem me canal, ana Itie gentleman from Switzerland came in with bis aid of the measure to-day, and makes one of his usually nlaln. nntntimtl nn m ,n n t. canco anPMilmc 1", i 1 1 . r -- purpose of enisting the feelings of the members 01 mis Mouse in lavor of the measure. I accord to the gentleman the credit of eivinp- a correct ,

history of the subject of internal improvemetsin came uppermost. "Ah! ha!" lauMied the hun(he State, but notwithstanding the arguments of , ' , ... , . . , , the gentUM-an I am not yet convinced of the maU wh,,e her sparkled with depropriety of the State rellntinishing her right to ''Snt "I knew the stomach would win it!" redeem the work.

TbelgentIeman)b.owevr,,3 mistaken in some of bli remarks with reeard to the time when, and the terms upon which the State may take back the work ; and if he will examine the charter j carefully, I think he will come to the same conelusion. Ifqw, I understand the charter to mean ' that the State cannot redeem the canal untill fiftMfl vajtpa ahntl l,va cvntu ..!",... UA , .. a,.- u-Lii j, " j v 5. , . Completed it; and I further understand that the etate cannot receive any of the excess over ht percent, until after the fifteen vears exolres. thns trivinw to tb mmnurr tb" ..; ' p O .vi.iihuj oiav x i v. , prsceeda of tolls and water rents upon the canal, ' together with all the advantages of that part of the canal which the State had corriDleted. fori that leDethof time: and for the information of v .1 r : i i i i- .t . - " j;. ... 11, ii', nuiu uniutaidiiu, duu iui 11117 in formation of the members' upon this floor I will read that portion of the charter referring to the right of the State to redeem the canal. Here a part of the chater was read Now, Mr. Speaker, it is urged that this is a compromise between the citizens of Lawrenceburgh and ftus company; thisadmited,a nd what then? Does that prove that this measure should pass here? What is the nature or that compromise! Why, that the Statesurarnder hr right to redeem the canal; and not only so, but that the company may put the cost of re-paira-to that ef construction; and then, if the net proceeds of the canal shall exceed eight per cent upon all this, then the fctate mav have i

theexcees. Now.slr.it does appear to me that ' F.'impe in isis. (Editorial.) the company might have felt satisfied with the -?ne CaTnei Salaries d s,u- Tl" Evecntive State surrendering her right to redeem, which :: i hexxxth c.mi:r. ss-Senate When Term Exshe could do after the time before mentioned, ! P'"'5 Xative State.

which she has under the charter, bv paving to i the company simply the cost of constructing; but;in addiuon to this, they ask that the cost of repairs shall be added to the amount of capital stock before the State can realize one single dime for all the money she has eipended upon tha work, now, it is nrged here that the interest of the State in the work is worth bnt little, if ----- - j . ...-ii a am very connaent tnat there cannot a canal of equal length be Constrncted inany part of the State that wni yieia xne same amount of revenue it will . , f , ... " y wni, i ana t come to tnis conelnsion from two ri rrnm. i , . ... stanct: the hrstis, the factxthatit is I orated , i

rich and productive valley, equal to almost anv - "m,-" "r"'r ,ffic", aml Salaries paid, other partof the State; thsecond is. that from i ' ThTK"- SlS '",ir Sa!"k'peenhar location It isjnot likely to have a public ' r"""ms- Revenne and Collection; The mount work that will be a considerable rival. : Collected and the Cot er Collection. Now, I do not pretend to be as familiar with 1 M.n.T-i.fari!K': !'il'lt"H..0,l''ls: offlc,'r Salaries, the amopM of receipt npon this work JZZ X Ttls others here are, but I am informed that the pre-I P!,! m' "ts to Public Printers.

sent receipts are about $7,000 per month, and t uiero are genuemen inside and outside of the

mr w no can correct me If 1 am wrong in this District Judc:, , -native State; District, ic Salaries, matter. Add to this another fact which all the' ""'nrt Attorncvj-niracaad Histritt. parties concerned, I believe admit is true-and n'"'"-' Marshals-Name, native State and expenthat is, that the niece of canal from ITa; . ""!.?f.,he 1 S' Cou,ts " liri 1847; re-

- i - - ..UH1.-UU IU ltwrenceourgn is worm as much or more for revenne than any other portion of the canal of the same length. Take this into the account. ' t , . , . .. 1 weu to me meraoers npon Uns floor to y whether the Interest of the State in this work Is Worth anvthin? or not. ft ic ;.i ; j " fence of this proposition that it would be giving ' U company a credit which it now has net. I hQo nnl 1 J - , .'.! U1.L. su uuim view me mailer in v ie I r - if tha r.nm hould CODtrart rleSto k-ff b,r, j - "j i.ijj iiiisj nuvauiao-e expect to pay them; if it did not expect to pay them bi mn ml r T .- , . . " ""-s . a uui;e we oug-ii to prevent the passage of this bill, tor they have all the proems of the canal (as was remarked before) for tht fifteen years; and here I will make just one remark in reply to the gentleman from Wayne, iMr. Meredith.) He informs the House that he in his place, is anthorized to surrender the work to the State if she will pay the company onehalf of what the canal has cost the company. Thie rs what I would call a begging of the question. I could stand op and say that I was authorised to say that if the company would pay to the State one-half of the amount she expended on the work, the State would indeed relinquish nr right to redeem the canal. It has been Intimated here that some personal feeling towrds the company has influenced me la my course npon the subject. To this I plead Hot guilty; I disclaim any personal feelings tavarda the company or a single member of it ; and I tppeal to any gentleman, either in or out of the bar to say that 1 have ever manifested any perwtial feeling towards one or the other. Living ss I do, in the immediate vicinity of the canal, I am m well prepared to appreciate its ad van t&Taianyman npon this floor, and am just as willing as any man to render such assistance as Icaa, if they will not ask me to compromise the interests of the State- With these remarks I am prepared to vote npon the question, remarking however, that I shall join with some of the genUetnen who have said they would sk the vyes SB ft Ham that K.. I . Pirtd here to stand bv the it, ( . --, ..is. .cuius maj situ w wno is pre.K i ... , , .us siw.i: nd. of he people of it. ' I Tke Tot fr CsVorrrnoc I Mr. 6wtft from the joint Coaimitt-e on tb i U.f.r..., -onrft. e SI 9 .u 'P c "That from the office of the Secretary of State i Je committee procured abstracts by wbtch they ' Wrected the returns from Penance, Crawford ' Md eher eoantiea, and they there found a re- i tu.-a. nndftT the seal al the Court, frnm I oouaty, tuul the vote of that county werecounti by the committee. The whole number of tes polled is stated in the report at 237,Ji:j, wst as foil ws. Far Seabury Ford, 149,756 John B. Welter, 149,645 Scattering, 7 4 "2 237,943 The committee also reported in favor of filling tie blank in the resolution with the name of t-eaimry-Ford, as the person to be inaugurated." Mr. Ewln ebjected to the proceeding then. Vre wai , understanding that the report "oold be read in both Houses and printed. Jni brought on, as nsnal, an attempt to violate if Ptate contract for printing; which was finI7 emiee", by giving leave to Mr. Swift to with---sw me roport to get it printe at the evpe!1H. I I the Cnimil.ee. I

Toing lp the Tloncy. An anecdote is told in tha papers of a very

n0or worn who found a silver Hollar. Tt wa , , , . . .. . , , . ... ,ncky event, but tt placed her .n a dilemma, , j - (; ; knawinss of hunsrer werealso demandin? atten- ! tion. "What shall T Hn?" sb m pntnllr !!,. I ...... T nv a)tln,;n , m nr-tnm J J ..1. nil Tl. , , . a;" 1 1 "e ") was a poser, om auer musini s minnts slis sil I'll ln fur i. dJc - , .... i vi i .u ..,:i., r. .i. 1. tt . ... . n.1 i"i' n . .una isji 111c cL011.ae.ll. e. V Weill 1MB ... . , ala'". and down it came with head uppermost. ... , , P' . . , "I'll give the stomach another chance," said she. "That was not a fair toss," she exclaimed, ... as the head came nnnermost the second tim "the stomach shall have fair nlav ." Vo went the dollar the third time, and then the eap-le JOIIX D.HOU LAXD, Attorney tL w, rjROOKVILLE.Ia, Pay Up! All personsindi-bted to the undersigned, or ts ff. S.'I'sner, are hereby nntilied to make payment by .the lt il Jannarv net, 'all those havinir claims of lunif tandi? ,re hereby notiii. d, that if payment is ; i not made at that time, that the proper measures win ne taken to coer ce payment, aj loner ilelav cann',!,1"l will not be trrant.d. It. TYXEf. XJcf 31st- 1S4S JJ 1J 1 J iri'ilTr"' ITII1V ttWUtA 11V. A . Pv.T9or !nn n. su''' .re rPt"r invited toi.tcnd a mc tinr ,0 be held a, M, C.r.neU w nnih.. 1.1 v,,,,.,!,. rv..i..... . ,. ' M., fhe P-uposV of deVuinVplan, tneerectton ot a nermanrnt Seminary, for the edu tbeerertw,n nf n,.v.nn..n. f.. . . 1.. cation of both acses, at the above named place. JACOB I.AXIL'S. 1 CHARLES HASSOX, A. ROYI), GEO. A. CHASE, Mt.Carmel, Jan. l, IS40. 4!s .- 1 J CviiMttec. The Whig Almanac for 1849. THE FOI.I.OW1X-G IS . LIST OF ITS COXTRXTS. Monthly Calendars and usual Calculations. Abbreviations used in the Almanac. i-opniaiinn. u in' i f rniiii ri, ;,,... rt..t..o I cction, Salarir .,i,s, .jaianf.. isre. 1 Election of is n. rEditnrial.) The 'A':."' .pr-' ' """"ves-uistnct tt Native state. Officers ef the Senate-Officers, Jcc. f the House- ' iCr-Chaplairu-EJitcnsc. of Con- ' Lioranan ta Con gress, eic. The Executive el ct. The XXXIst Congress A list of Members so far as elected. Department ofState The Officers of this Department and their respective Salaries. Patent Office Ofiicers and Salaries paid; New Law for retjulatin- the renewal of Patents and increasm; ' " , , i 1 1 -i Ministers and Consuls abroad; Salaries paid. Treasury Department Officers and Salaries. General Land Offic. Officer n,l sir.ir.ui.an.1 Kevetm.s: names of Commissioner ..ml,. b -t vr i.ano uevetmt s; names ot Receiver in rrears Jtc. ith Great Rritain.l 842. i - - iimiirai in inuii.ia.j Coast surv.v-. cost of survey ..f ih.-1- s im,, 'c"n.omr '" etr.-nchment. Editoriai.i tiv estate- Salaries ""'" ice and tla- , marks. District nf Columbia; names of officers ami salaries Military Crimes. War Department; officers and salaries. Indian Department: officers and salaries. Military Pension Office; Officers, Salaries and Amounts paid in 117. The Army Ccm-rals and Star!"; pav and allowan ces. Gent rat Tav tor's Pav Qllirh nn.. .. 1 .... Mil a. i in. mi compose ano tne cost. Snhsistent nce Department Officers. Medical Department Xante of the salaries paid. Tay D. partmtnt Numb, r of Officers nes and allow ances. Oflicers and their SalaCorps of Kmrineers Names and Salaries. Corps of Topographical Kiineers Names and .... i ., 1 1 1 . . Ordnance Department Officers, &c. 1 he Siiteen Ui r.ini. nts of Infantrs ; Officers. S;c Military Academy, Wet Point; Teachers; Cadets; Moneys voted by Congress, JicC The V. S. Army Promotions. Editorial. 1 Pay of the Arms, years 1S4-T. Mexican Hostilitiis, Ac.-What they cost the I uite.1 States; military expenditures. I he Navy Vessels ot War; where stationed OflUcrs of the Navy Department .t their Salaries Hurra u .if Nay Yards and Docks; officers and salaries. Korean of Ordnance am! Hvdroc;raphv;offireram! salaries. liur.au offonstruction. Kquipm.nt, Ssc officers and iheir salaries. Vni-iiirvr Corps; effiiers and salaries. Navy Ap'tui and their Stations. Itnr. au of provisions ft CI. .thine;; officers i salaries ltur.au of Medicine Suryery; officers .V salari.-s. Navy List Number of C.ip'iams. Commanders. Lieut, nanis. Surf. ( "hapiams, l urs, , ., pasted Mi.l-bipmen. other Naval officers and a nis. Naval Pensions ; Naval Kxpendnnre. Naval A'ank and Service. Nasy Punishments and Rewards Court. Martial; r lomc; Post Office Department-Officers and Salaries; Moneys vot."d by Congress. Election of Post Masters by the people. Editorial "1 Cheap Postage. Editorial. "t Post Office Revenue; Mail Carriage. Rates of inland Postage; rate oftoieic;n Posla-.'. Compensation to Postmasters. Postmaster" and Clerk' Compensation. The War with M. xico. Editorial. Thi article i"' I. 's"?"ir.,rK" "" ' - s " .ii iivtii in me v niir Almanac fori 47. h The Treaty of Peace, Stc, bstween the l-nited States and Mexico, with acenmponvinir documents. Kl'lroads, Tel. cniph and the Public Lands. 'ml,"r's K!M", noe, lvbt, Po.tair.-s. s- '"""" Keturna bv States, mnsrtvs.inna! rtistnes ,d Counties, prepared expressly for the wh' Almanac. KouM California; Ac. in . , mT .. MeCUtOrS NOtlCe No,.,e." " hcn h -. that the un.!. rsicnrd has ..btaine.t letter, testamentary on the last will and testament -f John XlcCaw, late of ihe County of Franklin and State of Indiana, deceased, He" hereby de-clar.-a said estate probably solvent. I Jn; lSth, V40 KICHARD BOURN'. Executor. Executor s Wotic. ! Notice is t.-rt-liy s,.en that I will e.nose tn public auction on Satin day the Lth day cf tibruaiv i j next, at the late residence of John M.Caw deceased, ! in tne ion-mi. 01 hprmeneld, Cocnty of Franklin, and State nl Indiana, all the personal property ..r . said d, ceased, ronsi.tintr or one Horse, Saddle, "Sad- I dlers tools. Household furniture Jtc. Jtc. Acnditof ten months will bsi (riven on all sums exceeding thn-e ! d.illars; tht pnrchawr ri"n his note with approved, secttritr. SICHAR BOURN. Kxecutor i Jan. ISih, 1S4J. 4-jw. : JOII A. 31 ATSOX, Attorney at Law. Dificeon Maim Sr., D.-iookville. Imi M.tv lGili.lS!5. 'iO-U.

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Ilis Ma- ' j chmery is of the very best in the Country; and beinir : ; in the most perfect order, he feels cntitident in w arI rantiinr his work equal to that ofany Establishment in the West, both as retrards neatness and durability. ! i He will do work on the shortest notice; ard hopes j . by his superior know ledtre and strict attention to hn- ' sines s. to merit a liberal share ot the public patronae. r armors leaving v ool on their way to the Cinctn- ; nati .Market, can have their foils as thev n-tarn home W. BRIGGS. I Harrison, Dearborn Co., Ia. 4am I TAXES! ! LAST CH VNCF. WITHOUT COST. TTOR the accommodation of Tax Payers in Salt ' t'l e. k, Posey and Laurel Townships' the undersigned will attend at Metamora on Friday the 10th and at Laurel o Saturday the 20th of this month , All taxes not paid at that time will he left in the hate' of Deputy Coliectors, to he collected with cost us pro.irh'd by i.aw. RF,. H. HVRTON. Hrookville, Jan'y Uth, 1S40. 3-3w Election Notice j TH F. Stockholders of Mrookville and Connersville Turnpike are hereby nntilied that there will be an ! election held at their nflU-e in Hloominc; Grove, on j Saturday, FeHmry 3d, Ii4l, tor lhr- purpose of ; electintr nine Directors to fill the vacancy otcaioned ' by the expiration of the term or the present board. ( My order of the board. ! JAMES I.. ANDUFWS. Pres. j D. Slaughter, Scc'y. Jan 9th, 1849. ! Executor's Sale of Real Estate. 1TOTICF. is h. n by civen thtt the undersigned exeditor of the last w ill and tetami'nt of Andrew tilcndeniiie-. d. rd, will s.-ll at public auction, on the premises, situate jn Springfield township. Franklin i coiinly, la. , on the tiih day of February, l4'i, the , follow inir real estate, t.t-w it: 'part of the N. W. quarter of section IS, township o, raniro 1 west, ore, bounded as follows, beginning at the S. W. corner of said quarter, thence east "i pole to Hi dr.. k's corner, thence N. 40 poles to a (take, thence N. W. ei- ' thty poles to a stake on the secttim 1 ine, thence 1 S. 47 pole to the place of b. Einnintr, containinir sevent.tn acn-s, stibiert to the claim of dower of I. yd a tllend. nine, w i.low of said dec'.!, in the same. One ' half of the purchase money to be paid dow n, and the residue in ton months from the day of sale, to be secured bv bond and approved -cnri tv. Sale between the hour of 10 A. M. and 4 P. M. of said day. Hy ' order of the Probate Court of said county. j JOHN W VNN, F.x'r. Jan'y 1S40. 3-4w 1 Administrator's Notice i t.ikt n om l tier of m.minitraiion on tht" tie; ' of Hannnh Gr-fC. 1tM, late of the county of Frank- , tin. and State of Indiana. All prisons intU ht d tn , j sai.l rtaTt arc rvqueMed tn make immetliate pay- ' 1 mint; imi thoe having cUmiit araiitftt th ame art , ltoiiftxd to pntmt tht-iu arcordinij o law. 7'ht in j tatr i pmbably so.vrnt. JOHN W NX, admr. i Jan'y r, 1349 .V3w j ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. i t THK undt rint-d administrator of tht rstat of Hannah lir'UiT, di cd, late of Sprimrfuld townliip Franklin conniy, tnd., m l at public auction at ! ' thoiatr rt-id nee faul dec d, on the 5th day of Feb- j J rnary next, the pt roii?, pnprrty of aid ltx-a'd, j roiiitintr f Htre, i 'ati le, Hi-, a Ttu Horse Vag-- i J on, Farming V u-nsiU, Houthold Fnrntinre, fcc. j A credit of twelve month ill be tvt-n on all in ) ovr three dollars, the pnrchaM-r ei inc his note with j annrovrd ecuritv. Sale 10 rommtnr at 10 o "cVock : onaid day. JOHN iVYXV, adm'r. ian'y A9.-J j " c. c. lULi.nit C go. MANLFACTlKtHS Of Cast, Wrou t, and Steel, TVT.,1J lUOUlQ board Jriouens, Seventh St. Between Main and Walnut. Cin. O. March I5tk 1843. li ly. JOllX H.FAUtiUIlAK, Attorney at Law. Hrookville, la. Ja;i. 10 IS 13- 3 If.

HY3IKXIAL.

. I ....... , . .. . ,-reenliehi, Inil.. on the

j ,nst- Major JOHN M. MYERS, late of the I Mexican Army, to the lovely Miss JURY W ALLS, of the former plane I n ik. or.. . . Tn ev " '' hy the Rev- yiMon MjrBRADY of ,hfa county, to Aj MAAUA OUXG, of Butler couutv, Ohio, " the lth inst., by Rev. Mr. Tabe at Mi i amilown. Ohio. Mr In T nitres ,r'

. . ' Mii.r.i.oi renceDureh. t i .u . , . ' renceburrrh. to Mi- haddipt ,-.r, . " "";".i nun iau,ol ,0rmel" pl8CeAt Louisv'"e, Ky., 31st ult., Rev. Amerinus . T IT If. . . se - " "av missionary of the American In !i i Mission Association t .!. n i. , . vicms, ana aoopteu 1 c... r .... . . - ; son of one of the Chiefs of that Ki; . t: r ' Maro-arct Hah j a tT t , ! "anver, Indiana, r, n ft. . . . . , ! , ' "B Isl "isiact, DV tvev. j . r . Crowe, D. D., Mr. Woses S. Cculter. ffr:.- - . ; ' 'rginia, to AIiss Caroline E. Crow- of the former ulace Mr r..l. I i ' appointed Tm" x " '' " a Missionary to Nifpo, China," by ' resbyt?r.an Board of Forei.Mi Missions. exP cts to leave with his wife i iu a fev d.iys ; for the field of his futiir llw,r j On the 2d inst., by the same, Mr 15 JU ,OSl ' D? 1116 Mr. J. X vennorn, of V irginia, to Miss Harriet J. D.nwiddie, of Hanover. ) I ' "''.l " 11'"" j:"""1?"- . Ti..hoP make and repair, all artie and will ken, MfTin iirCn . ' ware pilstf,n,.N n... a : " , : " " ' "".re. Heads and sp.,t,.,c ! " ' I7l "l';,on reasonalile terms, in a durable ' ..';.....". .i. Vt.i.U 1" constantly on hand - - " 1 nr.3I 1 u h? ever nft. m?r?;t'.,!. c's';'? or Premium Cookinir, Parlor ' Air-licht, and R..x Stoves, all of which will be! trimmed to suit purchasers I ti , ii,. i -. . , . . . . . . ' fiiTi0-n-"n,,:1"i'1 cr.,Ur r"r "th r,i-!-' .U rI-hrrf. . r.T nun i minilMiS ir nl,l ,-... :, .... -ii k t1KA"5.? COPPER and PEWTER ware ill be taken in exchanire fur articles oi new a,e 1'iT.nns wihii.ii. mvi :,. ...... i:.... to call and see how we do thine-, un at the vnv TIX SHOP on the western side.ifthe p 11 111 in Krnnkvillo. ic sonar.'. JETER ts. RURKE 11 ! Oct. 14, ltt3. 4j-tf ; Pay up! and save cost. I M'E un.lers.trn. d wishes it distinetl v understood i - that he expects every man that is indebted to ! him to settle up now. He must base money, and :he j only way he has to ri t it, is from those that owe him , 1 hose who are indebted o hint on old not. s and accounts, may espect to pay cost unless they are i tth d ! oon WITHOUT DISTINCTION OF PERSONS. mean w nat i say, as mtiney I must h ve Jan. 2, 1879. HEX. II. LUR I OX. 3irjl7KKKi7T TI A KM 1ST, wilt iw t l't.-.4xvilU- .it i tlti- rvinnn in iiH-iit f I hi Ft hrniiry it rm r I hir Kiatikli.i ( inuit w'ttiirt, :iinl r main dti- j rntij t ir soititt. KtHitn Ht IllM.il.WillM II.. . 1 ; Ortlt-rs tu niv ailtltf at nvfitnt o m-.ii k.. dttl to. Jait. 4, 1849. i Watch & Jewelry Stor3 in Laurel. THE lllldersiclled would respi cllully call attell'iel to his assertnient of WATCHES of a!! values; ti.ild and Silver PENCILS; Silver ami Plated TE A and TAP.I.E SPOONS; tiold, Silver and Couinion FINtlER RINliS; Fashionable EAR RINGS ami E l)OPS; Silver Tlilmbles, Sludl and Rreaslpius; Cllnice Cutlery, Pen and Pnek. t Knives; A variety of Spectacles and Razors; CJold. Silver and Steel PENS; Steel Reads, lint; Clasps, Purse Mnuniiinrs; In short, every description of JEWELRY. Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired with niatness and cespatch. Every exertion wi'l be mailt tu satisfy customers. Charj-i s moiltrate. Storv in the room occupied by Clark R. Sou. Merchant Tailors. J. S. HARRIS Laurel, Dec. 20, 1848. t rmhrcltns A: Parasols. VI. ARt; F. assortment of the above articles, for alt-by II V It TO X & MARTIN. nun 3i i : & co. iril OI.ESAI.E I) E AT. E IIS IS Cloch-s. Walchcs, .Invrlrv, AND WTC1I-MAKER-S TOOLS Kc MATERIALS ri OVST A VTL Y on hnnd. an i-vti tisi ve assort niuil of tine Gold and Gilt Jewelry, Gold and Siler Spectael. s. Gold and Silver Lever and Vere;, alelies; Gold and Silver Pencils, Spectacle Glasses, Violin Strincs, Percussion caps, Pistols, Razors, Knives Scissors, occ. .V.C. X.i. 5, West Fourth Street CINCINNATI, O. Oct. 20, 1317. 43-ly SL1G0 IROIM tk INT AILS. H WK .just received from Pittslmrirli a I a, p. lt of Slipro and YVavne Iron, asseri.d si. s. ' ti,i nails of all sizes, whirh I w ill sell nt ibe Cineinn-iti prices ml, liter the freight and Dra.aRe, for rash. JVC 21, 1S1. . TYNF.H. I Cheaper than the Cheapest NF.W ROOT AND SIIOK STORH. i f jtHK Sobscribers ha. inc recently commen.-ed the Shoe Trade. Wholesale and ltetail. wool. I call the attention of the public irenerally to their stock now reccivinc It consist nl Roots, shoes. timtran. Palm Lea, Leghorn and Panama Hats. carefully ,!. cted from the x'anufartnrics, by one of the firm, whne exprri-ncc will justify them iii sayitii; their stock, in point of quality, will he surpassed hy ...... ... .ne city, rio are nciermine.i to ell at a tow puces, it not a r 1 1 lower than any other hon-.o I'all and we will with pleasure show von our stock. cf.oiu-tF. lowf. ,t ro. No. S3 Main St., bet ween Cnlum'.iia Lower Market Mar. lSI8.-IJ.ly I. 1). J()' S - ATTOHNF.Y AND lOl NSKI.I.Olt AT I. AM . Mrookville. I n il fifliceon Main Burrrss St. n. c. SO, 1S47. 52-ly l'.irs,ain io f.:in!! AT rillVATKl Oil ri HI.IO PALI'. I'IK pri. ate sale a tract of about ISO u-r. sol hind I ' one mile from Hrookville, on the new turnpike now beintr mud. from that plae.'lot omn i-., i lie. he land of whi.-h some 40 acre or more arc under fence and cultivation, add the balmier woodland i of an . .. ct Hi nt quality, and tho' rollinir would 'm.ike a tr.md stock tartn and is admirallr suited tor vioevsnl.. On the land are inexhaustible oiiarrios of valuable stone tlltalil. tor st.p. sil'. .Vv. And i belu-vs-d that wo.nl enonirh (which hrinrs frnm 1 ?i to : eo per cord in Uroekville) mav lw cut tofpay the low price at which the land Will be sold if applied f.,r ...on. Vhe whole w ill he so'd toirethe r or in lot. to suit pur. bas. rs. If not sold hy the 1st day of February m t it will then lc mid at public sale at the t'ourt II. ue d.M.t, commencine rt in oclock. I'erms.one half cah. one fourth in five am) one fourth in ten months with interest. Inquire of Wm. HolH.onKsq, ltr.Hki ilie, or the uinl. r-ii;ii. .1 near I.aur.1. M.J.kKILV. Jan. 2, 184" 3-3w Still More Extraordinary "TE would advise our readers to n.uice ibe in- ' t-reasin popularitv f nr. Half Lune rial- ' sam. .Mr. is.irtn. the arent, tells 11. that he is a. ton i'hed himself, at the number of cure that it is pcrfor- ' minf amontr our ow n citirens. w ho.e names be occa sionally puhli..hc, that thine wlo. may be sceptical, may call on them, and hear from th. ir ow n lips how tht y were snatch, d from an tintim. !y tutnb. and re , .tored to their friends and rLin..', b. i-smir this truly valuable medicine. Ihe atrcnt still rn.itinues , tocuaratil.e l)r. Hall's H.iU.mi to rue relief wit bin ?4 hours, or return th- iiipm y. K.vcry bottle that has b. n stild in Cincinnati, "during "the la.t . month., was sold wilh the above cunrautte; and he has .et to ser the first bottle returned. Lor sale ly JOliX KIVKAKD, Giti.'ral nt for 1 ml. ana. and M. .V. IIAII.K, Hrook.ille. I cash ro!. viii:at. I f 1VIK subscrilw r havinc taken Kimble Kvchantrc Mill, on the tanal at It rook. ilie. ill at all tini i ay the highest market price far Wheat. H. i;l aba cive forty pounds ofFlour anil hair a buOiel of offal till- a bu-.be I of e-on.l plei.il h.-s t nir.i r.,r ..!.. ! in any nnantitv. Krnu mtier it is .our interest to . l'.nit im. m 11. lliDM.15 imu',111 j Oct. K.1I1, IM',-41 TUKM..J & SOA, Cincinnati, Ohio, Vet Seventh street, between YV s. t.Tn How and John t., 1AAV MANUFAC I VHtHS - Ail description of O Circular Saws made to order: Iron, Webb or HaekSaus; all kinds of Nam... Sa..s tor turiiine either for ue hy hand or mill power; all kinds of saw repairine; t s.evined in a woiktii:ioikr in sua. r. fturklisl 'iis i-epatn-tl and "arram.d . to n.-.i Feb. M,t."i-. - !v

CO?II:IERCIAL.

I Oil. rittsbnrgh, J,n. 2(Hh. The , river continn tn rpmU i u-., i. raining most of th 1v. Sides .f Western But'erttt lie forbrl. No chanee in (roceri. S.tlesof Bu!k .Meat at'Jo for hornnml. , . Kw York, Jan. I'Oih. i ionr niRrRnt i h,-;, ...) i . a . V"e "e'y at 8 declinof 1 1 i per on. T'l" ttli4 iui li. 'u 111 11 I..! . X r.- r o.,, . - .-. I here is a good demand fur Wln-at, but Sales jOOJ bush transactions are not lare O. at llii.,c. . i i The marki't fur "".., 1 envy, but prices I nominal. " ! Rnrley is dull, ami prin are'iwmiual. Oats on receipt at ."tiai:!. The rrovision market is dull and unettV,l Oprerators are indisposed to operate until im.re late receipts are landed. rorK mav in- quote,! .-it I.7." f.,r .ma- Oil -uess, ana l.,;i!,ii.i,'i"' . for IVitne. a.esof JUcon at 5c lur S.des, and ft iiimi Hams. 'liio IJmter lli.He. Cheese ti, C.'aTc." Stock market dull. P 'lpaiit. J in. 21i!i on, 'IC ur ,!,ll"ket is wilhou: cli.ni -Oil brls for city consumption. Nochange in Grain. I tie market fur Poik is lieavv of City nnc'd Mess at l.i Till ' "'inall sales Sales of Uacou at tuC c. for Snoulders f-c for Hams. Sales of Lnrd at T'cfor brls. an 1 Si ,. h?.' Western Mutter at li.l'ij. llieieis a f:nr iiem:m.i (".,, At,.'... .... T sales of 100 brls. New Orleans at'iJc. 4 moutl.It vi vvof ihr k tn. r,,, Ciiioiunati, Jan. 2iih. the river continued to ri.n n t niglit when the water reach...! nu . !.;..,. J - Ik - fix ""'I"'" higher than lliel.ite. rise- but I-.J J' r.ijuuiv. 1 Iiere 13 mo re than 8ufiri.i.t u-.i . . . - i.iiiuirj ir ur Water ' lo 1,10 -Hlssissippi for tlie laraet . tranine huats to lilv of Hie i' , . .... 1 x reigma-i . m irk.-t h not active, but the boats , p0rt SMlre last TU-s,!av have r-reive,l tall loads at al.out the prices previously .tnuts'. lo-uay, the current rate wereTo New Orro Tuts l,u rah I'oun ! fr,.m!,t ... -,. Io S;ti,it Louis l.ttle or imtliin- Cone pri.'-, s (.LM.RAL UF.MAKKS. nsaiess ceuerallv nmii t.. ; . , . tne markets during the w.ek exhibited a f.ir i "e of activity. Monettrv atV.tirs an- ea-i-r-I he banks t.iscouutiug to .om'.. extent, ami -: c iaii-re , advance Ye.Merday tl.e l:.,U ;n mi brokers! pnrrln.Med K rfteru si-ht check at j aim uiu ui i1, preni. In Croceries a V.ur amount of bitMiiess was transacted, but the sale Here mostly fur ihcsunpiy ni me trade countrv ami c.ty. The market for ProviVions is firm, and pri.-.- ; seem not to have lvn materially atlVrted bv the I unfavorable advice from New York. New ( lrleans papers of the l.illi, received Vet-teniay, ; rive a very favorable report of Hi., market tl,. r"e. , Hour w.im in gvi.l dcintnd at 1,7. , 1,77 ' , f,r j Ohio, with saltn during the week of C'UHIif'liMs. j Corn was also iu good reue.! at i."i to Mc. The j market for Turk, in comiimu with most arlicl, s j of provision, had an upward ten-l.-ncy. I'urk rm i ,u I I. .III.,! - 0r old KM:! Pi.'lV rtR'SS, 1111,1 !..r)l) aid for old and new prime. liacou wrts in coo.1 r. 1,.11'st, and casks s;il.l. t .. '! J.-e ,.i i' 11 neatly GOO I fflioulderu were very sr.-, n'mi n oti.. n .'.I y wortli V.UAc. Vh-.in H uns ,.. ;!t .' C. Lard has atlvanced with sales at G tu 7 1 ,c 'or j ordinary to very prime. t.uuer 1 he inrnas.-;! il.-mind itivIh.,.! noticed, roiitinuetl during t!:e e.trlv part I' the I llmi "u several constdrraide lets were tiisnos- ; ed of at enhanced prices. On Saturday, 7 j kegs j pood sold at IT'j'c. The r.neiit.s bv wiioii are I fair' an1 C'od rail packer are" pay in-' 10a10i.;c cash, au.l lie. in trade. Lroomsi . sale of 'J'!ll dti7.n pood cotnmiMi from store at I ,:). We continue toquote 1 ,.".:. " as the leading r ites. Coir-e The sales reported during the week, compri.se only 150 bags, included in which was Ml bao at (i',c; the residue was sold in small lots at fi'.fati VCotton Yurus rriefs rune from 12'., to W.j cts. for af sorted; the latter I'orsiirtll parcels. Cheese The sales np to last evening comprised only Hid boxes; inelii,!e,i in which were '.id boxes selected, at ('.,c: 100 do. at G! ,c- nn.l 170 Co. ouselertcd ntfiCr. Coopornee r.trk Ii!,jT rnnsr,. from Si to l,l."i; Flmir tii. i!0 to ."!2c; ami I,:inl kfz l ") to I V. j;jrjrs Prices Imve uguin rallied, and packers are now jinying IDallc per tiozeii. 1 eatliers Wo coiiliiiue to niiote prime nt o-;ir.Oc. ' 1 ish Nolliipir tlone lievnni! n retail l usiness. We quote as before, say (i to S iui.1 HI for A" oh. 2 and 1, Mnekerel; .,u' for Hi rriiijr; and F..-.0 for White e'is!,. " Fruits T he market for Orioil Apples, v illi a larije Unck is exoeeili ndy dull, and primes lots were o lie retl free!)" at 5Uc williutit limlinga purchaser. Teaches sell slovvlv in siimll l,.t..ii. 10 to 1.20. A sale ef Kill bush, a! I, IS. The stork of Raisins is large, ami priees have receded to 1,.V) per box, at winch price LOO bxs. sold in lots. rionr On Fri.lav 100 lirln. from store ut .3,iiO; 2110 no. nt .." .'elivereil. ami ::0 liae.l ami deliverer! at :i.S? Satunlnv; yesterday 10(1 brls sold at 3,80 101) do. at 3,Sj and S3 at .".,"7 delivered. Grain Wp continue to quote Wheat at 73e; Corn 2."a27e; Oats 27r; B.trlev mid llye 50a33; sales ef R arley M ilt nt 73c. Lead notliiiKr done; we qnoJe Tij at b Live Stock The sales of Hoes, up to last evening, comprised 2(0 head, which was disposed of ut from .3.12 ; to 3,30; nutly w iiliiu the rancre of 3 a 3 37 '.j. Of Cattle, we notice s ties of 90 head, av. n l. 130 P.isat $4.50; 20 do ttv. m. 750 hs t s ,2jj 77 do av. l. 525 lbs at s.,i;;; T3 do at t,C ) and 103 do heavy, on private terms. Molasses lit small lots to t! 1 trade the sale: have been to a I dr exl.-nt l 25.'. hut haft I not near.: ol any larje tran-actions. 1 At New l l.-le .us oil the l.itli fi-re was f. r ! mand e.t 19 a l'jC for ordinary, and 2J sM'.c i fur prime. " ' I Oils Small sales of l.inseed at ,V'c cash for Cily Mills. Lard r mires from 5l to f. Ic. iVovisiour Of Turk, 125 bids Mess sold ;.t Mil; UHJdo I rime, I it v packed at 2ml du j Mesa al sj0; nil.i i. K,imiat !j? S 1 iio ilo, at 'ar, ut 1 1 ; 57 1 ,1 .; I.10 ii .Mess at l'l: H2 tin, good till ti .Messatt.J. Seeds .Sales of Clover at 3,35 per bllsli: ol!;er description remain as last quoted. S-uirar Sales of lOhh.U pood fair X O at !'.; 20 do fair do ut l'c. Wei-uote U lr.-.u tiranue for common to prime. Of Bunk Meat; 1200 pieces Hams sold at 5' .,,: 100,000 lbs, sold on private term; 12'V.I piece) sidesat 41,c: and WO do shoulders si 3c. Of D tcou 120H0 pieces liht sides, from flap fattened ho-rs gold al 5,c, packed and delivered in New Orleans in Kebrnary, March and April. Kor Irftrd, there has been a fair dem nid. The excilement respeciiuti; t!i- Hank ! M-ii-Ion and Ciintoti r.tuk of Coiiimliiis. ha to some degree subsided; the Rinks of ti.ts city foutluulllg to receive lli.'ir notes, ni illilel a ii, i-rin: u-t-lion to gii.-i.un liiem. it i tinderslocc:, that at ....... i.-i.u'.., .,..11 01 ineetiiijTat Col 11 minis of the "II anl of t!ie.tate U-iiik, the l l.ulou IUuV examaiati.io trom t!.tl body, pr. p inthe recent of Coutrol invited an ex iuij i a.i niip.n ai.oii to tne i,.'-r,; ;tur.- r uu act of uicorponttioii as a R'aip h of the Stale It ink of Ohio, and arter a fall invt sti-r ition t :e Hoard were satisluu wilh the couiiiiiou of the Rtnk. I ilis fact may id I the pu'.ili' in fonui oiduiou iu reference to this inst tut;o:i. their i tj Forrest, the famous: trap-iii-m, is U'iig' 'i'Cerou-ly i'l ill WashiiifftOIl State of Indiana Union Conntjr. At t'oe Term of the 1'nion rrobate co'Vt. . It. 1S48. ii.l Court declsr. il theK'late of V rile, Skillmnn, itrfrs'el, to be prbalily insolvent. Crs-diturs are lher.fi re required lo tile Iheir claims a ca inst the E tale, for allow an re to t h - said pro La te Court within Test months trom the tlat? hereof, or thev will not tie . tititlnl to pa. aieiit . A'uf". -0-.il in.-s ! ll-.'.i V M IHI- t.MiV.a :ii -i-!r::i:-r

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at; 4 1 1 ; ; r s. TI!E d' ha !,' i ii'istrll.t r NnVi.r';, li , l.i; rt !ir!;. ! f, ..i li mid I!..!:i.i.er.-. f axtl .-.m..!, i.. iii!-crn-ni i. Ka ! a '.I r . .ii . 1 'M S Or" Ala r,.iu anj !l K II s A Hi ' American "a-i Saturn is. .1, a,i K.r.. x. !'.,;, A IV n j -r.,a:V. !.j:,l,, ! (U. r I i ihks kui ss (.; I.'S. i-i.im, n: ii ni.ii .irip.l !, , !,,., s tilling, able mid iri;.. ,1 Cr,.mi. ew -trip. l ami p i4ii, ,,1 ltiehs.it in ...nd bi-ek ".!. wl' turinus colors th N. "in x, i.r,.i. n. ri!, . r f. ;mcv I.l.st.n nil anil Line tnpe ili-a!, A .leas ri.ii! -i.-i:n, . : a i.l anil lU-'.l I are tii.ii-K, iirnw 'I, nine, Mi-riiuis idi !r.i and a. i !". ill 1. an ! fain y 'oi Mil re I.nirn-s I'laid. tirip'd and tii'il t-aliiti, r. Am, i.ean, Fn ncli ami Snitch t.m ALSO h Ull lll tS f nil k,,,!, ;ln, ! ';' a'iiits iv. iii ii l . v t an. I li.,inn !.! k ami ilcln Ki.l til,,,, (", -t,,Ti. ami ii.l, -tl:r, t'-l.u-k ai'-! w!nie w,ir!',l an;l l.iiii-n. i.ic.ii, t, ihr. i,l llld .i i. 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