Indiana American, Volume 17, Number 32, Brookville, Franklin County, 3 August 1849 — Page 2
U l0( Iv V I 1X1)1 A X FRIDAY. AUG, 3, 1349. t-"or -Trrtior, JOHN A. MATS ON.
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"Oltl 3n kicking nj Ixkiml and before. And John L. kitkinir up behind Old Jo." And between them there his been a "dust''
. . M true . , ' lion. Mr Wright stated in his few remarks , on Ti'Jay last, thai Mr- Matson, when acdres- , i . . . .. .... i ;
I cir the people in counties wnose political ma
agistor Dcnths at Anroro. The cholera has entirely from the unfortunate little town of Aurora. The following is a list of the deaths there which we copy from the
Health of Brookville Since the 27 of July, the date of our last publication, there have been four fatal cases of cholera in our town, to-wit: two Smelslies, Howk, and Bole. There have been also four or five cases which have recovered. There has I been no ease since Tuesday morning, and our citizens have hope that it has nearly disappeared. There have been altogether 17 deaths in our since the 1st day of July, by cholera, all of whom were Germans. The flax and diarrhea still continue to afflict our citizens, but not as extensively or as malignantly as ten days since. The health generally in improving. We trust our day of affliction has passed over.
(Governor of Indiana. To parade, before the people, Mr. Matson's : high qualifications for this responsible office, at the present state of the canvass, would be useless. The question of his election will be decided before this number of our paper reaches many of its readers, save those who live in this portion of the State where he has been so long and so favorably known. It would be an insult to the intelligence of the citizens of White Water Valley, to mention to them, as a matter of information, that John A. Matson is a man who possesses personal and political virtues enough to render him worthy of any office under heaven. They know it as well as ourselves. We have no idea of doing any thing so silly; but we want to ask our democratic friends, What is there to withhold you from voting for Matson, when you cannot but know, that there is not a man in either patty, who would guard, with a care more jealous, the interests and integrity of the State? What is it that should prevent your giving him your support, when he has been measured in the Jeffersonian standard of honesty and capacity, and not in any particu-
lar been found wanting? What is the reason that you may not vote for him when he comes out fairly, openly and independently in favor of , one of the doctrines of the Apostle of your Faith the Ordinance of '87, the great and absorbing question at this time among all parties while his opponent, who professes to be a follower
raised over this Congressional Jlistrict th jority preponderated ia favor of the Whigs, was ; Lawrenceburgh Register of Saturday last: ' knocks the snd from under" any bree that accustomej t1 exhort them to "draw the line " : "We are under obligations to Daniel Armel, has stirred these parls fur a long lie- Indeed . Mltl)in possesses a veiy considerable Esq , for the following correct list of the deaths the eyes of the spectators are o blind that it is faZTet! 0f shrewdness and common-sense among by Cholera in this city, also of those of our citiniisiost impossible to tell how the fight will ter- 0li.r iaMV virtues of head and heart; and as, zetis w ho died in the country, since the out-
if he had beeu guilty ascharged by Mr. Wright, ' break uf the disease to its entire disappearance. the various democratic sheets distributed thro-- May 27 Alexander McCabe. 1 out the country, in the great scarcity of anv June C Mrs. Ja;te Steel. 1 thing true and tangible to bring against him, I " 9 Bennet Hammond. I would have seized upon ii with the desperation June 11 Miss Harriet Steel, John Mahony,
e public stalls, to feed out of provf.rbial wi,h drowning men, and this having i M. Woods, son of Wm. F. Ellis, Stephen
I nc.e Sames great stable. .,., do. . ... nlvnarn(l. rnnfidentlv. J
From the Cincinnati Commercial . j Progress and Decline of the Cholera in Clu"Whitc Jinn" im n Board Pile. t cianoli. Kight before last the weather perspired a I The following statements shows the course of
littleljust enough to drive the loafers to some the cholera in this city, from the 10th of May
snug corner perhaps an old barrel, dry goods
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Mr: Clarksom: Yov will please gif notlct, through the American that ALLEN BACKHOUSE, of Highland Township, will recehre the support for County Commissioner, of MANY CITIZENS.
' day.
minat.-. lint this fart, when we consider the disadvantages under which t!ie"0!d Horse" bor.m the "rumpus," dfcijed'y indicates that he is eventually going to kick "John' out of the barnyard, and rrab! sh himself for a couple of
years in one of th
the public crih in
From May 10th to June lStli June lG:h to July lGth " July 17ih to July 23o ' July 24ih to July 30th ; Aggregate of deaths by cholera,
j The entire mortality of the city for the period ' ,omc two jrir, p,,t by my friends contrrniBir tkc of six weeks, from all diseases, is shown by the Recorder- office. JOHN HALJTED.
Mir 30, 1849.
2475 393 107 2950
Ho is shod w ith a preparation of good homemade thunder, and he throws his hoof iuto the delicate sides of his antagonist with a lustiness I and a vim lhat makes him grmit with the effect. But "John" is nimble, can I oiice well, makes : his brass shoes tell occasionally, and hurls his forgkd thunderbolts w ith considerable precision. ' But he has a weak place, that all his care does ; not preveut Old Jo from spatting, and promises very flatteringly about the second day next week
to mate him iionst cu combat. During the mflek the Ass of the "Rushville Jacksonian" iu trying to keep out of the range of "Old JoV h-elr, while interfering, has wor ried and jostled himself iieaily to death. His voice which at the beginning would have drown
ed the yell of a sco'te of inanegeries, has gradu-
never been done, we are preparod, confidently,
to pronounce the statement of Joseph A. Wright ; false eutirely. It is unreasonable and prepos- '. terous. Mr. W. is certainly in an extremity. ' Dour. The conflict is over. Nothing now remains j
; but the decision of the people. But whatever that decision may be, it cannot deprive us of the satisfaction that arises from the consciousness of having done our duty. We have fought
th good fight. We have spared no effort, in
our feeble power, bv which we mi
Jones, I.arrah Ilaring. 6
scabbard and our knife to its sheath, and sit
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ally fatigued tfself down to the respectable lone. ...... . ' , 7 , JUHe i7Mr. Wood's child, Mrs. B. F. Trest of the bellow of a dozen mad buffaloes. It is a ; of hlch -Pg8 f' lleart. . Mr.. Tre...,'. ,biM. V A KK. A
and a clear conscience. . , , , June 18 James Longly. Mrs. Plammer. 2
in butting some of the fer..e-corners w!n,e en-; l . June 19 Mrs. m.elamb, Preston Osborne. 2 they say it loosens the teeth. In fact, I ain'1
' 20 J. H.Wood and 2 children, Mr- ; fur none of the Pathys. I don't go in for the.
Knowl's child. 4
marvel that be has not knocked his brains out ,
deavoring to get out of the way. The phenom- ' '-el" n P"nTea 'lee-
i io,u mi iuuimav. in eaca townsiim senu lor
box, or some passage. Officers Allen and Flannery, on coming down Sixth street, after depositing a customer in the watch house, found a covey nicely stowed away under a pile of lumber of the old Gait House. He had found a dry spot, yet He had the wherewith to moisten the clay, or a sort ofanti-can't-calch-cold on the stomach, to keep out the damps, and of this he had taken rather free
ly. I following weekly aggregate. Instinct, or some other cause, had driven an Week ending June 25th
June 12 Wm. Cropper, Mrs. Lonely, (fouud old sow, with her pigs, to seek the same quarters ; Week ending July 2d
dead) old Mr. Savage.old Mr. O'Brien, a son of and they looked upon the biped customer as an (Week endingjuly 9th P. O'Brien, son of James Cumming, son of Dr. j intruder. When the officers came up they Week ending July ICtli Geo. Sutton, aged 4 years child of Mr. Brew- ! heard a person talking, and as it was dark, they j Week ending July 23d er. 9 j listened awhile. How long the interesting con- j Week ending July 30th June 13 John Mahony's daughter, Mrs. ' fab had gone on, they could not tell, but it ap-
i Redding, Mr O'Brien, Mrs. Cropper. 4 P?ars that the loafer fancied himself a doctor, ; Total mortality for six weeks
i June 14 Mrs. Rother, Miss Sarah Gibbs, and also fancied the old sow and pigs his pa- J The first decided abatement iu tha ravages of; Mrs. Haring, Hugh Stage, Morgan Morris, ' tients. epidemic, and improvement in the general Mary Jane Carson, Conrod Yeck, Mr. Inman, ! "Think you're got the cholera, hey?" said , health of the city, was shown by the report of j
10 the loafer.
Mrs. In- ' "Ugh!" replied the old sow.
'Well, then that'll do, don't come too close; it ain't clear but cholera ia catchin', yet," By this time the old sow had found a place that suited, and lay down, with her head close to the doctor. "I don't know what kind of practice you like, but I don't use no calomel 'cause it makes the mouths too sore to taste whisky right good, and
Mr. EJ tor: Pirate announce my nmmte a caadtdate fur Auditor of Franklin CooniTj 4V4eBt af all convrmium. I would respectfully Reseat tto Toirri of Franklin county, to take fats raoaidrratiuk ' my condition, having; been made a cripple by la , accidental discharge of a gun, whilst rufafed at la- , bor. My circumstances are now tack, at to bring aa
vividly into remembrance, the promisra made t ae
563 940 1022 950 512 285 4277
1 Cj" arc authorized to announce JOSEPH BfcM- . SETT of Highland township, at a candidate fur j Representative in the next legislature at Indiana.
j CjWe arc authorized to say that DAX'L VTOLT j of Rochester is a candidate for Representative ia tba ; next Legislature.
. j Joseph O'Brien, Mr. Wood's ohild. 10 . , . ! June 15 Mr. D. Brewer's child,
tlie cause of Truth and .Timtire. And. uq tlm
.,! , , . m an, H.Recket, Philip Herinir. Mrs. Sarah L- ! day comes to a close, and the sun whose burn- j I ing eye looked on the struggle, sinks temperate- ' . . I u- ;t ... ... . , . ! June 16 C. Uenderllne, James Hering, Mr. i ly into the west, we return our sword to its . , , ., . . '
rips ciiiia, oeo. line, .uiKe Moore, ilr. Brower's child. 6
. the 15:h Inst. Since that time, the daily reports
hare been as represented below:
them ?
pepper pathy ; it ain't pleasant to take, besides its
enon can only be accounted for iu tiiat he does-
. t nnccAt;uanv. It li'.rl IW tl 0VlPTP(1 Imnl r. . . . - nic . . - ... . .
--' .."-.- - -j v Juoeai v m. v. t,;iis and wile, Mr. 1'lum- : pny to spue good wnisKy with red pepper. extraordinary height that he would be enabled . . . . ... ai, i.,k.. wii... m t Jwi'maitinmiLin. . nm..l.;i r . r.it
aj ine towns oi i.aure . !ieiamnra. Knhu. , hlva, .mo. i icoier . - - ...-...ie ihhc-hiiii w. icno
to overlook the fiht with a certain degree of j
ter, and Trenton, on the Canal, there have been
.'ic ant nurannrtl cpenritv. A verv nnfiiraf er.
, , , , . . "i i.-, ! : no cases of cholera. In the western part of the' ror had betn made in ascertaining hi altitude: : . , , ' vl , , . , , , , , . countv, inhabited bv Germans, there have been he had been measured from the ground to the: , - J
of his ears. i
i child. 5
June 22 None. " 23 Mr. Wilcox's child. 1 " 24 Old Mrs. Trotter, Mrs.
Mrs. Denderline. 3
I he Ottupais:The campaign i- almost finished.
stomach just 'cause he feels a little sick or bad
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no i n i uu use iwr meui i onisonians. nai j
do you say?" Higbee, ; "tTgh," replied the old sow.
-tjesi as l tnougnt. l know d you d agree
J s Lite News from the 4th District, is cheerAfter to- . or paritets election. The contest between I
; morrow there is nothing 1-ft the freemen of In- . ReiJ anJ y. fce ( j i diana but to act. In looking over the events of ,' ,' ; the last few months, however, there are mail) ! Fnslitig nn-.t Prnyt-r. ' ; things to attract the attention of the candid i Our wise and excellent President, as our rea- '
There are many things significanl, and futl of j ders are generally aware, recommended, some ; meaning. j time since, the first Friday in August (to-day) ; Heralded by partial friends, l.U claims and : i0 be set apart as a day of public humiliation qualifications trumpeted forth ill the columns of . and fasting, and prayer. The propriety of this !
a partial press, for months before the Democrat
June 25 Irishman, (name unknown) Mrs. j me on that. Then, ther's another pathy ; j cholera has decreased here from 87 to 9 deaths
COMMERCIAL, M'et kly Review f the Market. Cincinnati, July 26, 1849. APHF.S There is a good demand for both
. descriptions, and Pots are a little better. Wa ' quote 4-1, S5c for Pot, and 5c for Pearl. Saleratua 5 .3 o14c the latter for extra descriptions. ALCOHOL Prices advanced to34a40c, bit ! have again declined to 32a38c. BROOMS Demand eood, sales at $22,35 for common and S'2,50ai2,75 for Phker. : mon, and 8-2.50 for Shaker, j BARK The only sales heard of was 40 cords good chestnut oak, at $9,50 pr cord. BUTTER The receipts continue more than ' adequate to the demand, and packers have beta able to buy good lots of fresh, during the week : at 6V. We quote 7.a)3c as the range. BEESWAX Sales on arrival at 16c, and from store at 17c. j COFFEE On Thursday 150 bag., good Rio, sold at -c cash. With this exception the sales ; have been confined to small lots at 7- to Ta : including common and prime. ! COTTON YARNS Assorted Ko's. sail at 5, 16c per lb. EGGS There is a good demand and to pack-
rr u .l . i .u j .i ers snles are made at 9c per doz. This shows that in the past sixteen days, the rpn-Do r i v , ,
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Choi. O. D. Total July 15th t?7 67 154 " 16th CO 64 104 " 17th CI 40 101 16th 59 40 99 " 19th 43 29 72 " 20th 32 23 60 21st 36 31 67 22d 33 25 5S 23d 29 26 55 24th 20 20 40 ! 25th 19 25 44 " 26th 15 31 46 i " 27th 17 29 46 j " 2th 13 25 39 ! " 29th 14 23 37 I " 30th 9 25 34
Adelia Trotter's son. 2 June 29 Mrs. Robert L. Ross. 1 " 27 None. " 2;? Wm. Savage, Mrs. Terhune. 2 " 29 J. Wilcox's child, Sales Wresmer. " 30 John Lanker, Mrs. Burnett. 2 July 1 Wm. Sylvester, T. Wilson'schild. 2 G. W. Smith's two children, Mr. Fperson's two children. 4
j Us called Ho-mo-pathy
. about it, no how, but I
j they can t ho up, they mo down. They go in for small doses, which won't agree with my 2 stomach. Then ther's the Hidrant-pathy, and jthe Alley-pathy, and a dozen different other 2 pathies all no account! Whisky-pathy is the L-; "'y 0" that'll do any way. Now, I o'on't
; practice for pay, but gest does it to be a phi
I don't know much j P" day, and the mortality by all diseases from
sposa it means what ! 154 10 34 Per da -Cin GazeU'' Jul' 31
j none will presume to question. The broad wing i July 3 Mrs. S. Trester, Blake Ellis, Mrs. A. i lanthropist, and if you want any of my medicine
and disciple of Jfiersoii, dodges, and shirks, and ' ' iinany me unuuiiiiuus . oi ine Lieatli-Angel is unfurled over us, and the W right, T. J.Hays, Newton Bagsdall, Mrs. "ere it is. Ill take a little myself, to keep the
In one of the western counties -S"1 j pestilence is placing l.is skeleton loot upou our j Epersop and child, Mr. Geogold, Mrs. Hahany's ' ore and the animalicules out ther's nothing
' comes lortn as acancicuie ior uouruur. i. iuh- , doorwavs and our hearthstones. II nninn id rh il.l Mr. Rntiert'a ehi!t Mr nrifriit.'. .better its eoual to sulnhnr n . nr hn.
Horace Torter, O. P. West, Eperson's child. 14 They say glass is a non-conductor. Well, now.
equivocate?
while Mr. Wright was speaking, an aged and
I'rogrru of ihefhoU-ra, cVr. St. Louis, July 30t!i Interments Saturday Cholera 11, other diseases 15. Sunday; Cholera 9, others diseases IS. Interments for the week ending yssterday
Cholera 116, other diseases 123.
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respectable man arose and with hi permission -jt-'j "-j-.-j - j ..iplls uui muc in averting ine ternoie asked this question: Mr. Wright, are you for or ' Vot"' and 3 wPnt"liott of l" in5 "n'0l,y J destroyer, and we all feel an irresistible impulse are vou a.rut,st th.- Wilmot Proviso? He did 1"hlified"5 1,0 jealousies to heal; nil smooth and ; to appeal to Him who is alone capable of affordnot'ask him nr onlv. but be r.peatd thea!,!,; eV6r'U"n fl-lt'ri,!e- his election is put , ing adequate relkf-to the Great Physician who question six times, and what o vou suppose : &S CerUi"' "ni1 XX""Z Ml I a'ne eDlir,y l heaL II iS hoPeH ,llen
was Mr. Wri flit's rej,'v? It wa iut OTH-! gS exercise loiiiiuuc. , mat eery one, wi;a ine pious and the good will
l o tnaive iniugs w oise, kiiu apparently .euuj juni in aecouuiug tile recommendation OI the
what little hope there was of success, the sdec- j Chief Magistrate. Let us suspend business, tion of the Whig Convention in whom that little j close doors, and go to the houe of worship. hope had rested, after several months reflection , The Ministers of the Methodist and Presbyteannounces his declination. Still, however, in rian Churches have arranged it that there will order that the ei. ciion should not go by default, be terviee this morning at 10 o'clock in the for-
Robert's child, Jno Graken's trT t,ll8 it'" "e'p keep the electricity in. Take ! a horn? horns are non-conductors too."
All this lime he had been holding out his bottle for his patient to drink, and had been
was Mr. right's repy? It was just NOTHING. He dared nolSAY A WOK1). He
MUM. Can you repose uny confidence in him
upon this vital and important subject''
You will notal low the ! EAR of any man to prevent your voting a your heart and conscience may dictate? What is it the business of
any particular leader how you vote? Are yon not free MEN? You are not children that some three or four political schoolmaster should not only tell you how you OUGHT to vote in their opinion, but how you MUST vote and are ready to rap you over the knuckles if you evince any disposition to do a you please, and not mind. If you were so you would be unworthy ; to be railed Americans. For our part we left no chalk lines of party. deter us from stepping over and voting for a good aud an upright man-- a man that we can trust. We value, our privileges too high to allow any man to put a ticket of his choice into our hauds and tell us that we SHALL deposit it
it in the ballot-box. Our sentiments are peaceful and our temper an even one but we should
be strongly tempted to phrenologically examine the head of any man with our cane who would
have the presumption to do this.
Then on Monday next see if you can not arrange it with yourselves to vote for John A. Matson. A highly intelligent and esteemed democrat of this state said in one of the public prints some weeks ago: "I do not belong to Mr. Matson's party; I cannot like the leading principles of bis party : but I am half inclined to vote for him because he is an HONEST man, a
MORAL man, a RELIGIOUS man, and a WARM FRIEND to the cause of "POPULAR EDUCATION '." It is hoped that he is entirely persuaded to do so by this lime, and that he will place in the ballot-box next .Monday, a ticket with this honest, moral, and religious man's name on it, for Governor. Go then and do likewise. Joseph A. Wright. Candidate for Governor addressed about 30 of his fellow-citizens, on Tuesday, at the courthouse. The speech, was exceedingly brief, but yet longer than we would have expected from his jaded, worn-out, and melancholy appearance. Dying men make surprising and astonishing efforts sometimes, however, in their struggles for dear life. The fight thus far between ha and Matson has been a perfect Yankee Sullivan and Tom Hyer affair. The bragging of friends, and the scientific motions executed by Hon. Jo. before the. "closing up" as an earnest of what he was going to do, effected nothing. The terrible blows that he received in the first few rounds, knocked his "science" into a cocked hat and himself into the middle of next week, with a pair of eyes as black as printer's ink, and a nose whose color partakes considerably of the delicate hue of a piece of fresh cut beef. He is as awfully a battered and cut up specimen of humanity, both in regard to his spirits and the physical man, as it ever has been our mournful task to look on. Indeed as the public are aware his injuries were such that bin seconds some days ago actually withdrew him from the ring! But the cheers of those on the ether side have bro't him in again. Cruelty, however, has not yet gone so far as to make them stand him up in front of his adversary to be unresistingly knocked down as was the case with his prototype the "Yankee." He is inside of the ropes and that's all. He looks-- no the state of his optics don't permit him to look-- but his appearance bears a remarkable resemblance to that of the Duke of Wellington's at 3 o'clock in the afternoon of the day of the battle of Waterloo. His exclamation is not, however, "would to God that Blucher or Night would come'." but would to God that the first Monday in August had arrived! But
five months after Mr. Wright has been in the , nier, and in the latter ht 3 o'clock in the after-
July 4-C
child. 2 " 5 Mrs Haven, Moses Smith's child, J Graden, Robert L. Ross, Jerry Williamson. 5 July 6- II. Wilkey's child" 1 " 7 Wm. Allen's child. 1 " P Eperson's boy, Mrs. Williams. 2 " 9 Three Germans. 3 10 One German. 1 " II None. " 12 Savage. 1
j spilling it on the old sow and the pigs. Some , finally poured in the old sow's eye, and she be-
fuIJ, another convention is called at Indianapo- . noon. lis aud John A. Matson of this pi. ice is nomina- ... led to fill the vacancy. Taking it for granted i "'r the American, that, as be w as generally unknown throughout ! EJitor: It is certainly a reproach to auy the State, he wa consequently a man of very j l10S,,t' 10 l;e RU'l'V of refusing bed aud board to . i . i .u... ' a Minister of the (.osnel. Th Immkla kIah.
numerate aoiiiues; me. cry E's ruunu, umi a ; - ---- 1 CUIVua . , 0 ... . ' J .. . .... . . r Kastner anil 2. children, h. Krom Ron,
.Minister s.iould have a Cnr,'ial welenmo In the ' J
home of every man who acknowledges that there ;r any blessings in the fruits of the gos
pel. It is unnecessary to produce scripture or i t'hflcra in Vw Vork Frrii;n nnl Home
reason to support this position. All ackuowl-l I opulalieit.
triumph overwhelming aud glorious upon the ' stump is only to h- the appropriate opening to ; liie great victory at the Ballot Box. After b.-iug p irb i' d during the cauvass Mr. Matson is to be roasted i.i August. Such wts the talk, l ut what has the sequel proved ? j Not only has John A. Matson acquitted himself creditably wherever he has met the renown- )
gan to move, aud the nigs squealed. ! "There, there, that'll do; don't let the children cry. Your father will get well, children! tain't nothin' but first symptoms, no how ; taiu't dangerous. Well, I think its time to take
" 13 Mr. John Werts, C Thomas'child. 2 a ll,l,e myself. now." Making in all, one hundred and 9 deaths in 1 Jstthen,as he was about to take a little
Aurora. more, Alf Allen pulled him out from his nest
j Citizens of Aurora who died in the Country, j and made him march to th wch house, notj Mrs. Fleming, Wm. Johnson, (boy,) Pernel withstandinKtlle glasses and horns had made h:s J.Laws.C. Wilman's two children, Anthony ' ,eg,bad COuduclor8'
Wine iu the AdrasniMrntioa of Ike itarra-
Dare, Mr. Griffith's child, Frank Gillen, Robt. tnrnf Holmes, Charles T. Conwell. 14 1 A rather queer event happened as the Uni
tarian Church in Chelmsford (Mass.) recently, j Rev. Mr. Melleu, finding that wine had been
aud 32io33c for store.
FRUIT There has been nothing dons bsyond a retail business. Dried Apples sell la lh small way at 60,?65c, and Peaches $1,50 to 1,55 ; Malaga Raisins sell at ?2,25 to 20 per box. FISH Mackerel are in fair demand at 6,50, for No. 3 ; f 0,91 1 for No 2 ; and $13. 13,50 for No 1. White Fish $HSS,50 per bbl. FLOUR The demand dnring the week has been limited, but the supply being equally so.
The Cholera is prevailing among the Indians jices are 1,la,"ed. he sales up to last . " fe , ning comprised ouly .1000 bbU, included in which on the California track . -ve 7o5 bblg on Wednesday, al $50 ; 450 da
iEw 1 obk, July JUlh (aiso.ja. Sundav 152 cases of cholera and .VJ de.-.ili G RAIN The market has not undergone any
T .i..i r .i u j- o . , 1 material change. Wheat is firm at SlWSPSe ; Tola deaths for the week ending Saturday, 132 Coru 3-a40fl QjU 37a.10e . Bley K(S6Qe
vi nnii.li ui. uric ui uuuiera. . Kye ).c. To-day 159 cases of cholera and c"I deaths. HAY Sales of loose at $14 per ton, and 1'ini.A., July 30ih. ; ba'' ' P" 100 e j , , . , , HOI a W e notice a sa.e of a bales, first sort Su ndy- 1 cases of cholera and 20 deaths. , tVest,rn cropi of , s, ? al 5c R(.tai, ,t To-day 34 cases of cholera and 13 deaths. , lOlSUSe.
IRON There is no movement in the market for Pig and prices are nominally as last quoted i say $26 for Tenuessee and $27,2)23 for hot
U- We have heretofore neglected to notice and co'd blast Ohio all C mos. .c . r , ,, , ; LE AD Small sales have been made at $4,that Milton Gregg, Esq., declined ta accept W, 25 for p,g and Aii(S:Ae for Br. the nomination tendered him to represent Jeffer- MOLASSES Nothfug done except In tha
small wav at 24 a25c for fair and prime New
Pittsburgh, July 30th. No case of cholora reported.
son county in the legislature. He declined immediately upon being informed of his nomination. Lawrenceburgh Register.
. s-iii'iicii c mis iicKtlltlu. BCKIlOWl- K, f , . , , ,. ThensiMftouhavethecorrect-ver-l The citizen, of New York have even .ore! T.?. f.Ti ''f
t-cipe it.
sion" of the sojourn of the "agent of the Amer-'; trout,le tl,an ,i,os' r Cincinnati had, in getting ' ican Eible Society" amongst the people of Ml. i al the n,ortality hS cholera among them. There
Camiel and the country lying between that ! 18 01KCpancy dur.ng one week (the last) of place and Brcokville, that "community is dis. ; 3 deaths between the report of the Board of 1T..1.L J . . .. -
oi ine iuv Inspector the
miuislrating it, stating that he had not been in the habit of it, and did not approve of the practice. Whereupon one of the deacons arose and forbade him to use water. Iu the afternoon the
clergyman undertook to explain why the rite of the Lord's Supper was not administered.
DRIVEN HIM FROM THE FIELD, carry
ing TERROR and DISMAY into tha very heart of the enemy's camp. None who read the newsp-ipers, whether Whig or Democratic, will care dispute this. And instead of the easy
victory that had been expected to be achieved
Urleans. OIL The demand for Linseed has been very moderate at 5Ca6Gc, cash. Lard ranges from 50 to 55c. PROVISIONS In barrel pork the only sale heard of was 200 bbls City packed Mesa at 9.
The demand for Bacon owing to the low stars of
"Two young ladies, beautiful and accomplish- water, has slackened, but prices are firmly mained Maria Louisa and Virginia Star, one 19 ' The sales include 40 hhds shoulders at ,.,(,. . b ' : 4 4c and $1 for hhds, 50 do at 4.c, pkgs extra and the other 21 years of age, were both en- j 30 do yellow washed Hams at 8, pkgs extra, gaged to be married on Monday last. On and 1500 pes shoulders loose at 4c. Saturday i.ight previous both went ti Hoboken, ' SEED Flax is in good demand at 90,295c ; and there imprudently partook of ice creanlSi but in other descriptions there is nothing doing ' ' 1 ' worth of note, strawberries and other fruits. The hour Bp- j SUGAR The demand has been confined pointed for their wedding found both of them chiefly to small lots for the supply oi the trade . 1 I : . . CI
cold in death, with their bridal garments for a , " , ? 1 , - 4-
Cholrrn ;in Affecting loridrut The New York Express relates the following
melancholy cholera incident:
winding sheet.'
. .i i .j...,i i. i.i., t- U".;1, ,.. i, i...D ..-
i 1,, ,jm,i v.. .Health and thnt
vim- unit -rniftinil wi'l x- tit A I x ait1 1 1 h . waiu ivi.vaiiari.tuii. U U I r-OSvlll fll U
' . ' . . . '. '. " 1 .. ! .n I..., : ri. i fo rmer repcrlinjr 2S1 . the latter 714! Th dif-
H.AIt.0 lam, and had actually et one time T . p.e,.,. nre .aise-u.e L:.:.. whea the Deacon aforesaid rose and mn,nri.
story came to you incorrectly, and doubtless ; ."-"'"j icnu.uiu upi'i, pninn;ians, wno it is , . -r- i J ..... !ii.. ... . .. M ... i vto.dhim lint In malt nnv fl.lanai;nH i.:..
"some satisfectory explanation can be given." i s,Hle" wul "ol "P0" 10 ln Board," and re- ' " , " K It is true that the "accredited Minister" did go the Inspector."- the 8acrf dsk' R"' Mr" Mellen Is a young to Ml. Carmel to fill an ain,,ei. It i. L The daily reports by the Board, therefore, are ,nan and " SlraDSer' haV,De Preached but
true that he was there offered good lodgings j h''y deceptive, and ought to be discontinued.1 ,me and hl8 cquiescence in the dictatorial er claims to have been publisher. The Chro- nit., in Greencastle, Ind , by Rev. Williamson with an excellent family, but he did not choose! Taking the reports of the City Inspector as PWe" as.?umed by lhe worthy deacon ny notype settles the question by informing the ! Terrell, Mr. Benjamin F. Rawlins, of Bedford
WOOL T'he market, owing to meagre re- ' ceipls is very quiet : but prices are firm. We
The firl BctiKion, N.n.paper. j qote full Full Blood, 2cV330c ; ?4' do 2527e ; c r ic i- u i r .x. -, e do 2:W24c ; J: do 20022c ; common 18(320. S. E.Moore of New iork, and Nathaniel I !n.nnn -ri i i . i. j ....... j WOOD I lie Market is bare and prices are W ilhs of Boston, have been disputing which is , firm at $3,7504,50 from river. entitled to the honor of having Btarted the first! r anrass a s n mi aaaaaaaaaaaassaa religious paper in the world. Each claims to II V AIF'X F VLi have been the father of the Boston Recorder,! . . . " . . started in 1S16; one sajs he was editor, the oth- Masrifd On Thursday morning the 19th
in August, with scarcely an effort, it is actually ! t ept the offer. It is also true that there are rre"' lne c'10'a as heen much worse in aud confidently expected that Mr. Matson will very many places iu, and in the vicinity of Mt. j w J ork ,Ila we ha heretofore represented
jnj probably be attributed to diffidence and his ! gentlemen, that the "Weekly Recorder," an ex- j Is-, to Miss Isabel Elder of Greencaitle. Mr.
be ELECTED by a handseme majority. Like ; Carmel where he, or any other Minister would Ari.-ta at Resaca de la Palma, they are doomed nd a good home, if they would condescend to to s; e the enemy eating the very eatables and K ' the Scriptural way, "in the name of a drinking the very drinkables with which they prophet." This however the Bible ageHt could had intended to celebrate their own victoiy '. O not do- At oue house perhaps he did, but for what a disappointment: The Walnut-huller ' gomt reason failed to get in, and then after these has indeed been terribly hulled. ; "lg continued efforts" began "to retrace his While Mr. Wri:'.t by the importunities of sUTs with the hope" &c. In his retreat we his friends, aud the precarious situation of bis know of hut one place where he attempted to prospects, has been whipped into the tracesagain setli shelter." He came in after part of the and s--nt down hero to fill the appointments family had retired to rest, and asked to stay ouly lie had forsaken, aud is making a feeble effort as a traveling stranger. Tile family consulted, to keep his head above the waves, Mr. Matson. aud, as is nalur.i! and right iu these times of
sickness, when so many instances are known w here the admission of a stranger in the family has brought disease and death, they had their fears, and, though reluctantly, they requested him to go on to a public house. This house is
it in the Gazette. The following 1R tlm Tn.
spector's statement, from the occurrence of the first death to Saturday night, 21st inst: Deaths by Choi. Total deaths.
small acquaintance with the
town. Lowell American.
customs of the
in excellent health, excellent spirits, and cheered by unmistakable tokens of success, is riding in triumph over northern Indiana, convincing and converting those of the other parlies with his energetic and unanswerable argument, and rousing and electrifying the Whigs with his eloquent and manly eloquence.
W'cek ending May 1 8 1 323 26 13 294 " " June 2 29 270 , " 9 121 409 ! " " " 16 145 425 j " " " 23 1 IS 468 j " " 30 2S6 g?i 1 " " July 7 317 702 14 4S4 991 " 21714 1409 Total 225S 6075
Very Ijitc from California. .it-rival cf the Crctcent City One mtnth't later Sent Geld itilljnund in large Quantitiett50,000 vtrth vj Dutl arrived at Panama-Butinctt Dull at San Francitro-Great Depreciation e) Giodt -Lumber very Htgh-Fffertt f organize a State Govt rnmtnt.
cellent Presbyterian paper, was published at j Rawlins had just graduated in the Indiana AsChillicothe, Ohio, by father Andrews, as early bury University, w ith the highest honors of his as 1S14 and perhaps 1812. -class, and purposes this fall to engage in the
great work of the IlinTant Christian Ministry.
and a large amount of valuable freight. The' . , ,
.p..t. i r , j cut ir-aran jones.
icirKinin ueing i;iuru uil ounuav, 1 was
New York, July 28th. I The Steamship Crescent City has arrived
I from Chagres, bringing one month's later news ' unable to send lhe particulars, and the elements , from California. The intelligence by the arrival j to",iay delayed their transmission several hours. ! i mor r-...,i,i- .1 . , . The fire broke ont about 3 o'clock this morn- : is more lavorable than any previous advices .u . . .l l r , . p "UVK"ea ; ing on the steamer Algoma, lying at the wharf showing, as it does, the immense quantities of abaft the wheelhouse. which immediately comthe precious metal that has been procured, and ' municated tn the San Francisco, and then spread j is now on the way to this and other countries. 1 10 ,l,e Mar' Phoenix, and Du Biique all these Ti, ,m.i,- r ror-. were entirely consumed. The Mary was fully 1 he steamship Panama, from San Francisco. I iv..i..j rJ. tct. -,. . . '
Ti.:. c ii ' . i "S"1 i cnens, una nna n large this showsa rapidly increasing mortality, arrived at Panama on the 11th of June, with quantity of stock on board, principally hogs.-
b... Burned '.' I.arc Am.nnt of ! 0a the lst in5t Mr" John UfM t0 MiM M,ry Freight Utxlrovrd. ! Ann Myers. St. Louis, June 30. On the 31st of July, Mr. Jacob Pine to Mise We were visited again on Saturday night with Hannah Farrington.
a oestructive lire, which burned four steamboats Qn the same day Mr. Joel T. Roach to Mis
On the 29th, Mr. Albert Davis to Susan Thompson. On the 2 Jd, Mr. Joreph T. Harper to Mis Charlotte Powner. On the same day Mr. Wesley Collier to Elizabeth McClure. OntheSth inst, by Rev. J. McCi'LLOt'Gir, Ma. A. Ci.rrrx, to Miss A. Kidwkll, both of
both from cholera and from other diseases. We five hundred thousand dollars worth of cold dust. ' The San Francisco arrived late on Saturday OxforJ, O.
a preacher's house: often has the wearied Min- V"!" C'ie' ""d FT' and th" i G" California is great quanti- Atom te:
Journal of Commerce
I CarPO. The A Irrnma rnm, in aftArnrarHa frnm '
the Missouri with a full freight, consisting chiefly of hemp, rone, and tobacco. The Phoe-! nix was up for Cincinnati. The Du Buque, j from the Upper Mississippi, had discharged most j
oi ner cargo.
OBITUARY.
" Bni ihou art, to dast rtrtnrnrst," Was not spoken of the sonl.
Dikd In this place, on Monday evening, Jo
lt is feared that some of the persons on board , ly 30th, Ann Maria, daughter of Silas and If.
ister of the Gospel there found an open door 1 ; lies, but it is only persons accustomed to hard
Is not all of this very significant and vry and a bountifully spread table, and as often may "H It is hardly a joking subject, and yet it 11 can endu' the fatigue of digging it. full of meanings ( he again, if he come in his proper character. seems a good joke to hear the Autocrat of all lhe ; The number ofpersonsat the mines is esti-, l h ! Rut il is a pufi'H ie"t apology for that family, as Russias, a regular serf-keeper and man butcher, ' m'ied at "n 20,003 and 30,000. about one ! i. . . ,-.r " .. C rVT1rn,r , . .. wel! as the citizens of Carmel in times like these, tell his assembly of bishops, that there was no haIfofw'hm are foreigners. I
i.. i ....c-., jui i lh vp ... , . ..,11.: j . r .l 1 BllSIUeSS at San Franrisrn ur.i A..U the Alcoma mav bava hp.n hnriul Th. P.n. iu T ..t 10 mmilhs.
. . . x. , . . , , - . 111 ui i.i i3,..ie nvc-ui t;uiui nuc iru ihb erranu , true laitii iu me esi, mean in r r-urone I h. " , . . j ...... . .... VK , . i i ..e., - .. he cty ot Now ork by C- Donnov.n and Jas. P Provisions and Dry Good, were selling below ; EJj.S1 '"W"" clothes, although A 1 2J Jaj, CAr..Lt, son of DavM Ilorn.ir. "Jem" is a great w ae, and Donnavm . s i . s"ci, um n weaa ,1,- .;:.! , r i . he was out of bed when the alarm was eiven. I 6 , , . ,,f h.rein the --t the -rlitr : In tb character of a Minister from a healthy man; he allows himself to be shaken-he lacks " "'f , V Lumber wai 8tl" ,a Creat The boats and freieht named above, were en- , Campbell, aged years, of flux.
ofu,b.rofnewspaierslongsince numbered region, , here is scarcely , house between Carmel faith:" B.,..say,a bishop, "he has acted in , Z""" 17 XhM , ! ffimW-. lT. "bfiVe the ... . ., , .i .i ,,; and Breokviile that would reiect him: in the accordance with the spirit of lhe e. it is the ' -nsl t Havana would not assume the , Algoma by the timely efforU of the firemen,
the pestuence, all would, u lio is to distinguish 7 hearts ot the people, and we must respect God n - , . Gillman laying below succeeded in dropping Since the straight breasted coai and broad brim and the people." Idon'tcare, says oid jick, tigat8 Constanc was at San down, and were saved.
lave been doffed, humility does not stick otT in a nice, "the trouble in the West has all risen . lo uaIa'l with two millions in.
This morning, Aug. 3d, THOMAS W. son of Thos. J. and Margaret Tyner, aged 11 months aud 21 days.
ata for him the comparison c.tnnot he carried ' RATS ,ar Xo. 2
questionable authenticity, a.id more recently as the proprietor of a "Panorama of Battles in Mexico," which was burnt a few weeks since In Richmond, Va. "TnrTH crushed to earth will rise again," however, and the veracious and indomitable Captain, like the Phenix but this il- , lustration smaoks of fiction, and Corydan's in rves are delicate on that score, quite but so w e'll just say that be has appeared upon the stage agiin as coadjutor with Horn in the publication and conduct of the "Inveterate." Donnavin always had a remarkable predilection among other things for a Hoax. In doubling thk horn, however, there is danger of his becoming much '
more than "half seas over," if he measures as he used to did. The name of this new aspirant for periodic honors is hard to oe understood without it be
longs to the fact that editor No. 1, is an ixv.te-
prominent enough in many Ministers to enable from a want of faith! 1 shall take the matter in the people to distinguish them from men, espe- hand, to restore faith to Europe." We should cially after niplit. Then sir, if lhe Minister de- like to know w hether it is faith in God, or the sires to travel incog, he must travel incog. A- Autocrat, that Nicholas means to restore. If it gain, tho "agent" knew one person on the road . be faith in God, he will find it plenty aud confiwith w hom he knew ha could lodge ith wel- I dent in Italy and Hungarj ; but if it be faith in
gold dust. j I'oclie. The jrrealest efforts . mH.. ; .,, The following I. hard to beat for depth of
to oraniie a Stale r.r., . .u- I Phos and soul-stirring sentiment:
come, and being afterwards asked why he did not enquire for his house, he answered that he had forgotten the name of his fathf.r-ix-i.aw! Good. But vou say the Minister had money and need not beg. So lhe people then are ch ar. They
organize a State Government, so that thev
may demand admittance into the United States, j A mass meeting for the purpose of considering ! the propriety of appointing delegates to a con-j vention for the formation of a Government for California, look place on June 12lh. The ob-!
Here Pize and Kakes and Bier I sell. And Oistirsstood and in theshel. And fride wuns tew for them that chews, And with despatch blacks butes and shews!
ID A waggish spendthrift remarked: "Five
nay further. There is uo friendly Blncher to stye him. The first Monday in August will overwhelm him with more tbas a Waterloo defeat. Matson has shown himself a perfect Tom. Hyer of apolitical bruiser. S.-an-eiy fatigued and entirely unhurt, and the !.-ge-li.inimr bt f bis argument coubled lo resist the MUck wnr if coxts, he stands, wailing for tiie Judges, th "eop'.e'N to declare for him !..' r- : h '.v ".s U','' "il c". :
an iwittratie punster.
"I Nicholas," then he will find such a host of
unbelievers and infidels, as mar writ frinhian ;
him bach to his more liberal" bishops at St 'j010 Ihe meeting having oeen briefly stated by years ago I was not worth a cent in the world; retersburgh N. Y. Sun. ! the rresu3rnt I" H. Burnett, Esq., addressed now, see where I am, aud all through my own j the people assembled and concluded his remarks exertions." nr,"cr,"Ir" by presenting the Hon. Thos. Butler King, of "Well, where are you?" asked a listener. The M. Louis Republican sneakinr of th n : i ,, .. ... ,. unri. . ..
:) Wted a man of monev and nnt one Vlio 1 ,. .x. " - v.,..,,. ,.unioiinaii wun nis ac- i "uj.wr.iows more man inree thousand only rented a man of money, and not one who mortallty mong lhe nPwIy rriv,d ,ram;granl8 CH8tomed eloquellceaod abilit ! doI!ars." : when he "entered into a cty or town would en- pace. ys:- ( .r- I. LM . . ..:
...1... ;.. il i..vnl. " s 1 ,.!. i ' . . i iirev.rrKuiiviiimTert.w,w IB told . . .
'i""c -v,....- ..e have been assured by resnectab U nhv. ' TiriHK , - - . - . . ., , . r
; Kepler says the earth is a huge animal-that I to "eat on Fridays dnr.ng me P"" -
I il has blood, bones, hair and hnrih,t ii-1 the Cholera-fish, salads, vegeiaorea, u.v -s
'If flowers of earth, eipoaed to lirbt. And itnerint; lonp before their prime. Appear so parsing swectand hns;ht. Amid lhe dim cold waste of timeHow wond'rouj, how snrpassing fair. How redolent of lift and lore. Mint those. horn Hraven has called, appear Transplanted in the fields above." They sire Depart logThe great and the good die as well as others. During the past week, several old and respected, citizens of onr acquaintance, have fallen. James. Jones, an old and respected .citizen of Whitj Water Township, died on Tuesday Did M'Caw.of Springfield township, died the same day. And Jacob Williams, of this ricinity, yesterday evening.
West
at that place, says:-
. , . i ..
ed people a Presbylry, a Synod, or a Conference f ,hu cjl . that oul of abon. foor hun.
of Ministers and they, and theirs will be hospi- dr(.d Bnd fifty foreign immigrants landed at the
T7- Tli Ciitholic authorities in the
have given authority to members of the church
Dexler & Brother publishing agents, 11 Ann st. New York. Terms $2.
t.i,i. ,niri K-ithmi ;r -,n ...... .. ILrwe hud the foliowinir advertisemeLl ia ; r ii. tr it. mnnnt. i i :. regarded as mere or less unwnoiewuio.
- - " j wharf, lately Irom ine cuiiaua. not exceMiinn-' . . . ... ' ""'' i iuubp, luiwniun in -
Jonah wns mice . . - me ias new x ura svs
07" A fiery-nosed individual, who stood six
feet four in his stockings, stated to a
that he was every iarhaWhig. "All but your nos-." replied the !mtr "And why not my nore"' "Fecaov- if yen should get it ?t a hy ''v'. p e t ! a rn b-.:tui '.
and at Jopps, ou ine wav, "paid the tare" oa a
Hunker i R1''P 10 "e ,rom ',is "n'ointnient. Toor fellow, ' went to bed that night supperh ss, and doubtless
more uncomfortable than he would have been at the house of some bumble brother or sister at
come m lhe name oi prophets. Jonah was once , ,0() now livinjr, excepline a nortion who im. xu.auu. ,i..peC,- nostrils, minerals its diseased parts and that
sent to Ninevah to preach; but he had money, ; mrdia,iy proceeded up the river: and the dis- i m'a "K10"8 "t'n- A strait jacket j animals, including us poor mortals, are but lice;
WO ! WO ! WO : TO THE WICKED '.
it hraltl ia knrrl in lh. vlnj I 1 . :
j " ...v " ...u, OUU icb givaus IU ; the earthquake.
Nin-vah. !.'.; .- ul'
Won' l J nah hive !en . g?ol"B:.
eases which they carried into families here, I
rtiiitj Am,M.-.d the mortaiit v amonir tlismsplr.. ' 1 .
11 . i fot one of the Church of Mount Zion shall die
U" In bis speech at Cleveland the other cay, of Cholera, but til the hypocrites and evil-doers ' 1J A physician went from Xenia to CiuciiiJohn Yn Rnren said "he had alwaysacted with j shall perUh by war, famine, pestilence aud de-1 nali few da'" ,ince to the mode of treatthe demorratic party the ;st yar. and '.hen if sUuction. May God speed il'. Preaching to-, iocCholera in that city, but took the disease there wa an such parly, he did not know it." morrow at fiT Crisbv street, bv ELIJAH. 1 llimH!f ni1 died piqua Reg;ster.
Eire it Aairora. We learn from the Lawrenceburgh Register, that the larg distillery and flouring M.UI of Messrs. GaflTs at Aurora, were destroyed by fire on Monday the 23d inst. The loss i estimated at $30,000. I T Mr. John Pelsor has sodd hi Mills atii 1'actory, located just above this plaae. to Mr. Geo liollnnd-