Indiana American, Volume 17, Number 42, Brookville, Franklin County, 12 October 1849 — Page 2
AMERICA??. KUUOKVILLK, INDIANA. FRIDAY. OCT. 12, IS49, 1"aiylsrVi Acttiiiitttnitinn. Ever sine ( Jeu. Taylor entered upon the duties of hi office, the Union, ami all of its echoes, o the farthest verge of the I'uion, has treated bun with an illiberal, unceasing, hitter, and malignant opposition. Every act is ridbnled, misrepresented and perverted. They rob him of every talent, sense, honesty, or propriety. Never was an administration conducted on more enlightened and liberal principles, and nonr ever as much misrepresented. It will not therefore co for those who were instrumental in Iringing him into power to stand idly hy, leaving him to the tender m rries of his enemies The wisdom of his administration, or the open honesty of the man, w ill not shield him from the vilest abuse of those out of power. It theretore becomes his real friends to come to his defence i it earnest. Right and justice will never hold their supremacy in Government, when left hy their friends to he sustained by an enlightened community. "The price of liberty is eternal vigilance." We have placed Gen. Taylor
t the head of our Government. The wisdom
A lnrf nbont taking n r wnxr. Moses Dawson, the old veteran publisher, he fore his death, told us of a subscriber to the pa
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ted and published here, who look ill. very much elated, and il... i.: i. .1.
, .. . , - .... v-wm iiirii ineir cans al
Ine am?, emtio., ..r tl,. a u .. ' . 1
,, . " --toiinn tree soilers and
per he e
Siime regularly for ten years without paying a cent. Dawson sent in his hi!) at the end of that time, and tiie subscriber got angry about being dunuc.i so soon, an.l threatened to "stop his paper."' Dw&on sni.I he continued it fiv years longer, and sent the bill again by a collector: the answer was: -Go about your business fellow; I dou I like to be dunned so often oil so small a matter." Cin. Commercial. There are some subscribers to the Indiana A-merii-an, who have been fating it so long without paying, that they begin to think we send it gratis. Last week, a man called to pay for his
paper. lie lived wnhin five mi'es of
owned a good farm, and yet his newspaper account was . 11 which had accumulated by a single subscription to a weekly pnp.r. . p.,j,i it without complaint, and then gtve us 1.00 for the pa:vr six months in advance. W e have so;e others who are f irther behind, and tu-iiiy vi-h are tt;lt.r behiu-i than they should he. Let them do as the f. iend iJiove named tli.
C orroponrirwrr .f ibe Bnlij,.. rUIPi.t. Washington, Sept. 26, Ip-ll).
n 'V0 r '' -organ in this city are
Knil Kondsin Indiana.
........ 'nci.niiianr .vw Kara af .71 en. to'tHe e,t, , re rTh?9 n(Tmd i Coll Ha Couret, who has travelled extentome extent of Rail rosd operations in our ! :.i
From the Illinois Snu u;.tA.
A r ( :in.il I ntuir. We understood, on Saturday last, from C.ipf.i.i I ...... .!.. .1.. ...
. , "" urei pucxei ooai nail arrive.! nd prnuence of his acts the wise and rri. ),..r. o ii,..t v.. . ...
, ..... ' - i j way oi (.ne late ater oced counsellors which he has called to his aid, ; Con,!, that ever fluted from Ilajerstown, which Tiave al! rece.vej the hearty concurrence of his place is situated seven miles beyond Cambridge ardent frt-nds They have witnessed the
rress of his administration with nnsMnred ti,.. . . ; lotamnta?
, t . J un uuiiiierrupteii navigation ss faction. It such as fiils the heart of the lover far as said place, and the canal is in rood or.Vr.
or n., country with hoPe for the future. But The travel on Cant. Paver racket, is inch
ing rpi..!y, and the merchants and others of that part of Indiana are coming here for supplies. Cin. Cora. Oct. i-'.
ine ouKKer i.ocoi.ao f .i. . . ,
. , , -,- i me ,iatc 01 Aew Wk Theouihern readers of the Union, whohave for nnny year, oat, pilt mnch f,itl n l! epro(e,s,.,r ,if tlle st.i(jr ).,or f,f ,h journal, may well pause now in amazement at the manner in which he is , fnH. Ahohnon.stsof New Vork o,; ,, back, and The Oid Hanker I.ocor,reS and the Abolition .reesodersof New York have formed an AmalramoliAn Tiffc-i r
. i inur members of each '"a".' aua will receive one thi
re"r.Tvt ,"' 01 ,c.e?' aud solemnly ',ro"'s- , At Psent she receives but a nominal
T r "l't'"rl s'u iicKet. rem ior ner interest in it iinnnH Hufuk;r Potion of the party spread .TE"re Haite and RtcHMOvn Thirty-two upon their part of the Am,ln,.ii. k. mi es of thi . r t n - . .
town, the doctrine that C.," I . to C.n..ir-At- 5.. ".. i . . " . u,.' as".1
-.1 r., , i , . '- tmiMuuiioii. , " .,. .evemoer lasr, and llie work rCT S" S aVtr" ,n ,hs Uistrict of ''Ifnpn-h-d forward with mnch energy. It v-oui t,,a, and to prohibit its extension iu the . Wl" bereaHy for the superstructure early next terr.u.ries, aud that it ought to ex-rcise that rT'"?- The entire line to Indianapolis is now power regard to the territories. ready for letting, and it is expected that twenty ,ia-t . !' Soil Pr,ion he m' .'Mitional will be put under contract this pa.i place on I heir cart nf .1... j lail. rrnnn.ilinna ..... . i .
trin ,!." . . '-'ii'i,;iiruiii-. . ......... v. uiiiiersianu nave Deeil
. . . , iue power, an.l ought lor.hw,!., to exercise it, not only to prohibit slavery from go1I;g to New Mexico ami California, but to alu.hsh it in the I.str,.t of Co'nmt.ia. Am' tt'is is the banner which the Washington I ,,, on e.ors-both of them-are shouting on to victorv. 8 here ae their professed principles now I Mow many columns have they filled with char-
). .'-.inisi ine WlltPs for an nlL.ne.t .k..l
Items mC
as totHe ewt,,t r 13 , V . i ' ourel, wno lias travelled exten- j loiter fram t alifornin. ! rr-j-Ti v " "uuSTtE R i .JSLT 8i-'y Africa makin, new exploration, in J-" W, Key. has kindly Emitted n. in 1 inS'lZ iVC?!dJaV 8 W-
through a considerable r.nrttnn f ti,I s,.. ... hitherto unexplored regions, has recentlv mnr!. PO'sh the following letter of a very latrfai 1 il. m.t. r A;.m;L., .nis.nou?T.Wn('n
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eerf. Inrmo.l,. r r.. i. ... "e ele
Tuehla San Jose, Aug. 1, 1SJ9.
throoTl, . e.;.u, . ' i " y Z'.."KU hitherto unlnr :. i... 1 publish the foil
K ..K .oi.ir -uimiN ui in; Male, wp: r.-..itSiiia, itvcuiij iujiic . . . . , . . - ---- imcuiiie, mo uuie oi Gismusai was received Tu i ptopose, briertv, to refer to the diirer.nl icnrku i a report to the o iier-in-iaw, Mr. Reed, formerly of pant new furnlt
Maihsov am, Iki av.apot.is Rail Road -This ' tl,e i"t"r!or w 1,0 furnished with tails. The "-""We: ' ; fJZ n0W 6,atioDeJ h the
work has been completed for several years, and ! '"'having extract fro.n the report we take from is in successful operation. It commences at , the Paris Correspondence of the Journal of .tlaiiison. and iases thr.ini.li Wmon r... r-
lumbns, Kdinbur'g and FrankMn to rnHio. ! w " .
hs-cisunce t6 miles. At present the stock is r Tl in 1543-" s"'s M" Du very valuable, payingsomething like fifteen ner V ,1an'i belnff often at the house ef an cent. The Slate owns about one third of the 1 l','T 'ho,n 1 w as intimate, I spoke to him
T " v. u A.v I M i -.1.1 Will rSsll7A rtMtt tllirl nl t - - ' W IU u Iflill IlllaV III III'll ,
aa.tv vurmuu vi mrw r.,.AMa ,
...v ' Muiicnus uuuuieu oi me exiNtnce of men , tt-ilh fuilo .i ....
; I nitad States Government on the frontier of lexasfor its nmitmr. ...!.. , .. 1
i u k'kj eAceeas mat I am now wrilinc to vo ... . J Zu red ."7 that section of country
i-Springfield.while.lth.e t K'PUW,C "d "l iti the tenor of your last letter, you may he in the I rr ?Dain in , . , . , mines; as intormation from Sacramento Cdly ! nnnnrinP ted to Great Britain f 14,. gutter's Fort i slates tht r ,u i u"uuu. ..
,ers had arrived, and that the first caravan of , II, 18 stated ,na St. Petershnrgh wher wagons, under Capt. Hudspeath, was only six ne Ppnlation is barely one-fifth of that if i daS.",n t'.":ir rea.r: S r"d""'Sf """'"V by cholera has been more
" ' '"I'uusii.ie persons to tuhe tlv work from Gr-encsti- to Indhnapolis. utth estimates of tiie Fngineer, and receive in pavm-n! forty per cent, m stock and sixty per cent Tha road will probaMv bf co'mpleted in two years. Lafayfttk ANnCRwFORiisv;:.i.K.-Tlielen"!h of this proposed ro ul is but miles. It is"dready graded about one half t!.e distance, an i t.ie contract rs ar actively engaged in t!ie pros-
I he nd of incinnnti.
This b,Wy turned on Monday evening, the rX'SI.
rhilst we bave beitit content to set itilv K..
the developmeutef his wise policy, vultures with malignant and depraved appetites, have been preying upon his Tf.ry vitals aspersing h.t yeod name, dishonoring cur national charcter pisoi.ing ail the channels cf information, to the people sowing the seeds of dissatis
faction and distrust depriving him of his we!!- the adoption of a plan to provide' for the supearned reputation. And all for the sake of low, port rf disabled tn-i superannuated ministers corrupt, selfish, mean and debased party Fur- of the families of deceased ministers, and poses. Xo one supposes th t they hate the the appointment of an agent, Rev. Mr. Co'e to least honesty or love of country in their acts. carry out the plan; and the hearing of the case Their friends do not pretend they have. To of appeal from the Presbytery of" Chiliicothe. them it is no cifTrreLce what are his acts or his The following is the paper "adopted by the'Synodaims they are to receive their unmeasured, and ! After a careful and patient considera-ior of nnmiturated opposition. They have bo other . the appeal of Mr. R. from the decision of the principles, object or aim, than the defeat of the ChiHieothe Presbytery, altrmin- the dision present administration, so that they can Bg Greenfield church Session, suspending him plunder the Government. When honest men .'from the communion of the church, on the are at the head of atT.dr, there is no chance for ' ground of his being a member of the Indepen th.ir filthy claws to clutch the treasury. Hence jt Order of Odd Fellous.Mhe Synod came to their howling, slanders, and misrepresentations. J the Mowing conclusion, viz- ResolvedWill th. people tolerate it any longer? j 1 Tint the appeal be sustained; inasmuch the eess.on of Congress is close at hand s "t lower court h.t. not furnhished evidence Whea the er.ate comes together, there will he nr is thtre evidet.ee before this ho iy that a number of nominations, which have been ; were fad of holding membership i L Soc i.'iy ma W since Congress adjourned, to I !a,d be- 'J F -How. f.rms a scriotural around of exTore that body for their action. The Senate ha. elusion from the church of ChrM majority of loco focos, and is couseqnentlv j 2. That, in sustaining this aPrW the sTnod opposed to the President. All appointments j be understood ,s aproving'of th'- or" .de by the President, which are of any conse-jr of O id Fellows, or of any other of the quence.ve to be confirmed or rejected by that j'''oretS.cictics On the contrary it j, ,he body. The Luion. to b;ei, .ii ' , ., . . . . -
- . u,r V.MMIOIl 1 lrnS DOdV. Ill VitW ,,f it...
Ilieni OI tlieir nrinr ? tl . Mn1ini, .1. . x,
r l 1 now many cciums " men or., .i.vor r'ston is preunasone of them written to assert and fortify ent of the Company. This road is locate' on ne position, that Congress has no Constitution- " '"'e originally surveyed bv the Stat- und-r the "iptwerto abolish slavery in the n;iri. t r misdirected system of"imtrV.,-.n.,,i r li-ac
How many columns has he written w aVstiued to r,in from New Albany on the
.e on au
ngineer, de-
a Kail
u- Ih fo.'l.. . .. . . " . . . 1
, u,al 18 10 say, me vertebral column days in their rear. ', onaou, the mortality by cholera has been m elonirated externallv i . :. , ti, u . ilv.n on non j "J -uoiora nas been more
of therej.liir rtk "c ...e .. pu.u is sun plenty, plenty, plenty, and -" " u in rans, with about half the some worshipped the sun. the moon, or the I would be glad toear of vour .rHval in the , "p D Ule d B,t- '"d Ve8Sels M.rs, others the sernt. and the sources of an Sacramento valley, but I wT not enconra 2ln"M ,tht rriTal of olhe The
' u""iv me source ol the .Ni c:! imngs wh ch accnm.i. r,... r .. . ---" "'-
that they ate iritl, ,(llK. a ,u U l.. , ........ ...c uuuiry
J , , - ne.v.,, as moony accounts may be written from here a W a I ,7,iann; - ,h 7 T" ' ! &C- rtain iU, hat t?:tZ'?':h et'1fP!d- ' wish that you had left
voured t bVir iJr:r a.B,lTaa.nad or L.Ufornia in MGcr'7. Inde-
. r "",,ul" msuncuon oi r"ioi me prohU of miuinw onerations. re-
tl- ,: - -B '""iriirimir. mi even town lots, sav h tv varras fT . . JnH hVi i '!3 beCme ' deV0Bt Muss'n, ach larr, I have known lots to 11 for ' k.0 Il """"""ced that next year there is to am! had lived fifteen v.ar. in il,. ui fr.r. cmih ,w . . 'ulB tQ senior be an exhih ; nn n . n.n . . .
Ti.. c.j L ." ""'y ,l: . .". lu J."'U each, where the commer- irj- r il . " . " uJ"ra.ieiiea scale, in
(it really wrr?' ? ! i a"oral!on "','1- The fortune, that have Uireany was a want for him) did not fail to been made and are still makin-r in real estate return upon him;and hi. master, therefore, by , re wonderful. As for myself I Save ashlre a precaution, net-.r riii i ..;. e. J .j .. mjwu i nave a snare,
ITTOn its last inr.i(.. -i .i T-.
- --,-t... unKrcs, me empire LltV brnnrrlit t v.. X- t- tr . .
i.. . , , V. i ur me nrsi cnest tea received from China by the way of the Isthmus of Panama. This importation may be regarded as the avant-ceurier of a revolution, which is to open a new era in the commerce of
v.". ,..,, ; ow msBy comn, has he wr;,ten ii was destiued to run from New Albany to warn the country that if slavery should be hl riv""r t" I-afa ette. The legisUtu.v boshed ,o the District of Columbia, a dissolu- '"'""ation of the report of the Engine 'I1!! Ol the I nii-.n t.J J L . . I . Ilrminri In tmol. - TP 1 i
How many times has he pounced, with all the road' and the work was commenced by the State. "1" n.p0n him;and hi. master, therefore, by , re wonderful. As for myself I have share
nil 4 lie vfill ii r ft wr w. .i .a I ( n f u-Aira r I . i . u liri,nui in. napo l. &n - u I fil nv I riA I 1 n n w k I c
rti. , "P" 'nose w hig can- ancoueo. in me general wreck h-, ' , . mis ni was on u ialr siiare, too, after all my misfortunes i ' haoc uereu. Su,i .'S0"."1 th Son,h "'"-has Pen- Oh"J:-n'- Eflrt.renow linBmleto: to ditr nev-" 1 . 33 II is 8lad that 40,000 bead of tattl.
.h.,1. : "'"'-riiwlordsville to Greenscastle, bef 0 " I"". 1 C'" .C0"!",.n,M veiiotisly, , ermeles., t made last year in working and trad- nave Pa8s,d dowa the Valley of Virginia this there to intersect the Terre Haute and Rich- IkL..! J r.e7,bod: .Th.'.s deslr for raw flesh, mg, in fourteen weeks, over SG000. Thi. f ?. seasot- 8
edi:i I paid i The Chief Engineer of the Chesaneake
"many rimes r-.'" ' " "r "" originally ,.,.,.,.. ; .... vv.rl.u mrncn lotwill. I am now "a uiko Uana states ih.f it... m..w :n . :
1st inst. The most !.,. v...," . . I"""' ."l"" !t,,rn nthern higs as trai- ""JT1". r, ,,ir lte to connect with the road Z .i 1 " "sweret with great frank- ioiunj them for J500. but for many I have h. comoleted to CnmhrlP ZZ" 7"' u"uo
; . "r i a'V ""rr01" 8!,d Promoters cf disunion? ' "I" ,!, course f construction from New 7J,"T . ,e? 10 ercome this appe- , oliered and refused j.600. I have 141 lots. nd completion was exnect i.7 T " ..." l
mugs? I.;,iJ ;'""" ' --aiem, inus designing to carry out ,i ' i """"""""y Miner ana mo- a ouu acre tract, which I intend lavimr off into 1? n T j u i enahl. him to Project, as surv-e.d by th- State.- 1 rA,,""!0""1, Creat and .mail young , lot,. The tract is better si"ua"ed for the en! deolri.''6 IL 7-
ule on, Stanley, Bncknei-and others, who avowed the doctrine that Congress had the poer OAerthesnhrectcf slavery in the Histrict of
1.7.1,7 territories? How many times
irj r - upuranenea scale, in Hyde Park, London, to which the World is invited to .end contrinutors. The prizes, some of which amount tn i nnn .. j : . ... ..
. i . .. i"'uuua are looeaisinbnted by the Queen herself.
D- It is stated that 40,000 bead of cattle
- r" its ci i: now where art. a!i ;lis war:,11!e
An.!
j t ' " warnings; t.aij aside for a future occasion, and to enable him to on. h,s s.-oc,ate ia huzing for an a,TV,!nma- , lion of Hunker Loc.focoism and Free Soil Abhtioni.m.n New York, with a view to put enT,. nV"' Pr,y in th" Iit:"8. whereby the '.!. Congress to effect the abol.tion of slavery ,n the District..! Colombia! t of the principles of '9? and '09? iloVr 'rS,'n!a Pa,rip,is"'. nJ love for the ."nth, as ardent as a Southe.-n sua can make
be original project, as snrvei b"v th-S tat-7- iTi , ,-my-C.??,r-V' "nd 1 young , lot,. The tract is better s .ed foV tK IL M1y. T ip r.vi. k-... - ...:m . Run old, live in thi mnn. kaP!.i- M: ... .L r .u . . ., 1X1 lor xne wn- deputy sneritf. was entrap n rrm. .
i v a t I . vviii i ii it i n r.i .'.i ' . 1 1 1 1 1" k ""' i at i Li v- r rniiiiu n . oiuu ui iip niiTihon .. i - - e ' nil- a u i t-tm .
. (., lt ,y master nt'jripcipd uouiuiess say that ot nurcharoirMI n.;rtnu , 11 -m l uruwuwr, in Kento supply ,,is requirement of our nature? I am have made money at the mins T isT.rne ,1 "ae'lacrv"ie' A bay """T. he was pn.sued by mire i-nn. ni.i a. j..-. ... iiitmiiKs. 1 Ins is true to two men diswniseH o T..i. j . ..-
-nieof -deVoar ? mole ' n i w'th me, an infant, for ex- , come here with the intention of permanently "'t world m not nd cannot be distinct him nakeH V "?iaske,d fl,m all0w me t0 see !eUliB?' wi,h t!"ir '""in Tl Z ?h,t frm '.he hwVf God' and that the hw. of God I " ,"J,',0.r Wh,d V sketrh re- . has principally paid for these lots came frL .he m DOt W"r' but "
sf a uC iJOi inaia Aianne Society of Salem
comiWeted from ,r,v. t. r .-r... j ... -n :
IM'MNAPOLIS AND PtRC This mad is to Ml 11 in a north-east direction from tl.e caritol to 1 eru on the Wabash aud Erie Canal, a distance of seventy miles. About 53 miles at the scnthern ena js nearly graded, and the superstructure will be put down at an early day. The work is
i...v ai-iiveiy progressing. Inimxpo!.isad Hki.7tost.unic. This wcrk H directed by the Hon. O. II. Smith, and is to
...,, manual trirongri IVndleton. An
"way w.th the huinhup! Awv ;tk .11 P from the C
sncli humbugs. It is a love for ft,. r -r dersontown. Mnncie. and WinA-.... .1 i ,ny ,10use. where he took o
tnu Indiana, and thene. t. i. t.. - .,,. .,m-n ,le wore. I was t ius ; poor devi a ihnu l.,t ..... ., . nnon
f . .. .. topi uu utis side I !
from mnntr ,:..kl.
j .ii ..i i au ;o i of that most .ought for I The French Government, it is said, have
i net oi Colnmbi,, and at the risk of dissolving as Mancie, nd contracts tor th? rrnhhiw . mclea 'im, if he had been detected by his fa- i Towns ara snrincinir J:. ' ...7. 7r ,uL r." "'X1 0Tdr for lne
u.e v nion if it ran onlv rf , - clearing out of the line have been mad, V, H,n. "BiCa' a"d suPerstitious master." The drawing 1 but a serious drawbaSk is in the T,TJ'f into a diioimn nf iK Acniii, who was thrown :tld:,'Vtt r-. f Tn'X Thefriend. of thl. rLj .p"k V"Vj neiXrSV
v, ...e I.OCOIOCO.: . conn.ience P( its comnlet ion at an earl.. ! . y.'" 'e .tcademy. ; Sells at IjU do am o.r .l..."j j.i: . ' " "
l.ut tiie w I, f. 1 -. .!,.. . ... . day. Tl,.,. r. ! 'r'i Here is t he norlraif f IJIUl .u r.u .i , , . r - ". "nivrreum
Vn r.,. - . -..,mori inem: the . - " "" e ior u n connection w l i r,pr.. ,UJ Vi """"" "n,,,r OI lle : aa uotHer m refuse. 2r() dollars an Lmen i.ocolei-os n I ik.o ,.. r the prest certr-. r I t ni.n.j . : Personage the author enenn nt. M i hs.. r : . .. "r'""s oonars.
.... L.OCOIOCOS, r,.,,, . " i" luiiaueipnia ami it. ... .i- i j . ...w... i iducisco u sens at trom 3011 to 400 Wnlcm nver fn v ; l nisnuro W est. ' " "asimn an.l drv but nervous
Hi. skin wa, " 'l-ecuiauon, would be made bv
. i ,. , ""-I.:, sinning, sou io ine ouying an t i( or 11 00 ton shii, ur,A fM;u. " , ;, ... wru received from Thomas ouch l,ke velvet. His feet w. M lng and flat; I her with lumb.r p, l S,mo'J' Est - U.ited States Consul at Ma! his arms and eas m-.r.ar. r...i i . .n ., : r"",ra andj a.eid ready for tamoros. of t r .u. .... 7
Plied with mules" mi. 7.7 17 .""r" "ru"' '!f cot .,, such shape in your At- can citizen. w7.b,r .7"' "wm A,ner-
c. ii:- r - " "' e-ny oe m.nc cuies lor dollars ner thousand. Mil- n v , " nt:
co papers look for their tune, calls upon the Democratic Senaters to rej.ct the President's
.ei,s,t.s ica.ures ot tliese ass.ciations. ,!,;.,,
are not in accordance with the Gospel; and
appo.ntme.ts and nominations. And we hive j which cons cnentlv give orTence to manvX-h-i HO l.Our.t hut iKa. -nr..- :n i " -
vt iiinv in me . , , j ' t3 r;ij pppqij C I M'llll aAtlft 1
!j io. - vi us completion at an early ffl H V I " IluK f.nli..l ..! .
... . v v . ' T (m si II I I Mil I I r.
it the North, can nver fully nnite. Bnr m.,r. rutsnurg est.
foc,Vand ,t. r ' N?r ,he ,?"n,on Lfi" m- " 'r -Axn Et,,"!"' -Thi. road 16 W v n?-, l'eall,oun I-ooofooos at the South, m les "! ,'!'!n " in cc-wf operation, and is fully unite. 1 he spoils will constitute a strong bra"ch of the Madison road.
focrl. !f S"Ch of Wo! I " lrg road, and is in Ue Vr.. i , e WM -Pu!--'v -jrU'- Mis lions of thousands of fee arrive befo Z gress ol construction. It will Hn.,l,tt... 1... I enormous, his hns thick, his teeth iinnorf.r e.n f;i -i:. . ... -
ascendancw. Tkf.'.i.. " "K ..l..t..,t ..... "wu,m" .tronir.sharn nH e -.1.:...' n V,: ... r large pronts. Brick
..-hi - mo wing party, fit i '--" j'- , 7. r " 'V,.T " """i ' nose oroau ann . are wort Ii do ars ner t!i im.nH .i . dl l-e rcasonah v v! lf C. ' . -V . kNimmrv t . . . . flat; his ears onir and .l.rrr.,. . ,:. r i j r i L . Pr inausand, and the cost
; ;"iumi..i.i.k j ins walso ,j . . '""J"" ) '"K wiem is su dollars. Flour has been
- " u v ri v i rtTffiin (T nia nam n.,1 .1. "
nor thick, but nevertles; c 1' i S i re V on VT-n!!" d- P." r
OfllciH I. Dkp.rtivt of State ) W asllillfrfnn. rti-tk. O icl
I, . , h . ? t.ulrri i,ici.r. lilomialmn ha Ldn m. '
ineretore the whig party, if it
r - e . niuiuus, is . jois is aisi
v i v i - , , exlension 01 the i- dinbiirg road. The gradv':u A'ick is at the b.f.t .r j ... . . mff is nerlv rfon. .1... - i . b .
... . noinginst . " , -', "oau is expected to cnail the great matters of state which have completed next year. '
.- . . i ninn t,8 mi: i .nc liaus. n:.r i. r.i i u . . . .. . - " mu nave , J
embarrass it,. P,-j . j ,, ' ",r " and teml to . "'e P ior ms action. We should all ril JRWrsoxvillf. and Coi.rMBPs This road , "l? M ,h "n',"ir h Ch twines, of sch profes.- ' ? and firmly by him Th t" is to f-' the former Jlace on ,,ho Oho
ces, what is the duty of the President 4. .' with them. sl.U r.. . , ... . s ,ou".'ncessantly abuse and traduce The OM 1 ;enty-sn miles of the road is nearlv
enjoying, some of fbem r.,.,'i : ""ive state ol forwardness. nA l,r. i...,
of Lis ,m;- . .- t, , , useiuiuess oi sued profess- i, " "" urmiy oy him. That . r'v"" ""' i"e iormer place on the Ohio of bis adm.nist.ation. Undersnch circumstan- I ors-that the members of the church rlu '.'V?1"" and. It9 co-arijutors in Locofocoism river' to ,he '""er on the Madison Railroad -
... ..... " souui i incessant t. .K,,.. . i j . . I trcnlr..;, mil., .r .i . . .
,. --j "- aim iranuce the (.) d ------. .i.ucs ui me roao is nearlv ffradec uero. is not to be wondered at. Th.v .t ti,.:. and the work is actively nrocrressinir
party have losf J .. r" . i . o
. i u ' " U1' "pons wh ch " """'hcj l.iej had been enjoying, some of them roundly act,ve M of forward, or about twenty years, andthev hop bv thiir 1 t,(,donlt of its complet hue an, rv. their ..j . . . this rnH .-... i.'
devoted to the best interest, of our country, we se:Tes from them, have no hesitation as to what s;,o.,l. t7 l,;. I
course. He should make good nominations, and stand fcy them through all factions and fu
ry. If the Senate will descend to c f..u l,rs,i
most corrupt p-rty objects, and rci-cl the no,n- i Alin"e5:o,;,i n,!e claas representing the l.,tter
Haiions on parly grounds, let the President re. i " " " "n9r !xn" not ", Uton" in
riiiimtc ol" .Minnrsntn. We find letter w riters ditTeriaff very mst,.ri.
I a:iy in theirstetements as to the soil and ( limatc
- " a ii is ruau is in an active state ol forwardness, and there is hut li..
line ni-ps, dv tirnir ... , " """("cuun. me protectors of line a !i,; rv. t lieir n..... . ... r.- . . . this roH n.in. ,. .. ' '
t, . j , tuii.usion, and their . , '!" exiencing uto Klooming
! . . . 'J - , unit ill
tlnr lhii.Ir K... . .i i . J . . i " " .....im a
l777V i X. '"-r'neiess curly. Jle hadno rel: pork, 20 to 25 dollars We have the iVT o an praise. With thousanda of lll.-. .u -r t. i
... o uiui ui sucn trues
tl.nU..ij - U.-..OU, aim meir , , . , i r rMrui.ni; ii io tiioominr. &.d,. racti0"' ,0 lk :r!!
me nun i.aiaveite roa.'. ' " "'"'i uiuers oo as mev w nom we five -.':! Ml n.r u " r
Lwi!rrn-fi.fi,.' . . . will, von . i. , . i .T" -"" e, oi course,
. " V . ""'-''" inisisce- o imu, or ii yon do no!, von . J -""S lu" privileged improving- his health i
. .K' 77"ru n'rom,,le former plare, through I would not be worthy the name of ! y exercise in digging, in the interval f hi.
I'a "?013.- 1 h dra '"'2 concerns who lounge round r.aH- ! I, u 1 feachers 'M
rOTO.MAC.
upon her Person. I r.f.r i.... .
. i iu iiuivrs, UUllO tliow who have crossed the great California mountains many nf them i,... r.j
Among other luxuries we hr. ,...i...
Another l-fjcr to Country Uirls. V MRS. swisriK.Lr, Of the Pitt finish Saturd.v Vi.i,..
We,,, girls, I know that, let others do as they whw. .,5?: .5 1 ch'X. t!,UmbUg 8" ,lm' "Thfre U ill, yen have to work, or if yo do no, you ! enjoying the privilege of improving his heSTh i Coun,r'' bul in ""0.1 cases a
C. K. G leason. fpnm A l-.i.. '
W illiam F. Frarier, from Texas. John Mill,., from Texas murdered. K. Brumuiill, from Alabama. R. A. Crunipton, do. V "ii Vi!,i8m Fo!,iick. from Indiana. i u Th,0m,ls fro,n Texas murdered. John Adams, do do Johu Snivel-, do do .M.guel Sueziueau, from Louisiana. The C aliroraia .Tlaaia. The following, the National Intelligencer ray. an extract of a letter received in that city from
- feurmau o. Known veracity, dated at Monterey July 27;-The California excitement is
y wno is right and who is wrong. Xo other course will t.ive the country from rain, so long as the Senate is to be led and dictated to bv orgaus as corrupt and sordid as the Union an'l its echoes. This is the course we would markout for our President. In no other way can he sustain his dignity and save the country from pillage and plunder.
corrupt par ty Senate. In t!; ., i 1 he new territoi
noj uu rutir y, . . j , 1 v,t iit-
can say who is right and who i v. ! " w BS r,ctl ,n Ro'd California, or as l'r" l "nJ? pronabiy will not be until Sir !!.
ih.i(,, v-a: Ju.. : ". t"' e, inroupn , vu.u Uoi oe wormy the name of oonntrv pirl . .
... W ashington. Sent. 30. Some on r7ii.,.' "r .7. ' . . 0 """annpolis. j The drawling concerns who lmmr. r...j 7.j i ! . : ,at;ors- teachers enjoy very good
111? Nicaragua nues-vin has not Yj i. j . ", " - graning is under contract. '; , . , "- ; nerun noe. - " oHlcially as I fe.n?, .7.". oTm.cK g ettaf Mnft reen1''" T d Wwt th ! " v hi " ' '"t 'd 8,1 banks and most ;B rtrenP and WH -Pointed protest agah.lt i ? Cixcll; V vctvvv ITT r .L I t',,ty, thnmP son"' P" h'd pio until it 0 . od b. in favor of hanging the first the encroachment. r , i.. n.:.- aS',1"!1' v.IiM.inxati INCEWKS AND St. Loins. Thlc PTOans ao-i.ii, ..,.1 : . . . editor or lee statnr .h. ij .
ad was designed to pass throngh the Mn, , i I", 7 ' - " " 10 catc! ! charteri, ef a h,, n' u.. i " : Pr?SC 1 ,e
7 uaniH m tMu moin
nominate, and continue to do so. as lor.r , ,),. I yammor and tbe former as entirely too thin and
Senate rejects, or until it adjourns, and then 1 successfnl liihge for commerci.,1 r,,r-
continueth, man in t,m0P. regarcles. of the j 777 the encromoM. of .5,e ',1 : JSl!!?. Lor,,. -This ! Rroan. .-gain, and putting on airs to catch "
. .. territory ongntto Have a fa reh.mee. m liial Quarter of this W.r.i, a .. . -."-u m p..ss inrongn the southern i ha,, .!,;!.. , .. cnaneriiig e
n r-i iifT-i if n ' iiort i m-, ... t vt ... nun inrir mmnard aA i - . . vun a id v u iiiulii-: ri - . . . - , y i n iiiv iinnrn 1 1
yn'L-! i--!' ..-y i u'p7es7rntd,a,ioVsar':XoS Si I kitchen, are Do"of en met i ii.. k 17.-"-! h.tVrtai. omcer. baVow
man cannot clear but little beyond his board u.'hit. ft,. 1.1 . r . i ...
....... .auui i oi me Hardest and most exposing kind. Some few have luck and make largely within a short time, which is trumpeted everywhere for effect. While I worked I did
not get enough to pay my board. It is well
?ood for wheat as Wisconsin bat our private ly -Ppointed M S com '77 "t
formation i-that it is in nearly all respects,, heal-1 mcnt Mma'n' n 81 this vem-! Rtchmond an nAvro,.-knglneers are now
emm. . - -"' io me : - . . ' ...n u, me ue uraws on her w 1 1 n ck and .- , ,
country, i hls ci,ss of girls are generally con- ! Va and the draft is invariably honored in a I ' ' CaaC,ty Very w?U. e
nned to cmes; and you would be surprised to ' "y . w fla'a aU,'r s,Cht-
i nere are ,
i - , ,v miTtl lu. hdln-iun O . T - .
The editor of the I.awreucebn-gh Renter ' l!, 5 , "nd i, stated, under b-s reduced the price of his paper toOne Do.iar . i ! h."d "r'' " Pr annum. There are several more paerS ia ' Tr " J . i , T,"1"y f r ,U! our State that should be redueed th j pri " ! f 7 "1 '. 3 1V'-J ilt -t It is extortion for them to ask more .h i ? ; t 'r v, tr"'0"' an- of between seven We vish al, would CJt Z rZ' a, M Persdownto their real
"I'm juoa living and "com-
thy, productive, und really delightful country.1 '-'ol. Balie Peyton, Minister to Chili ...' !rflTd, in firna,! SUrVe,y f thal ronte,and sevWe have a very disiioc, ri....: . .u J bere this evening f; V " v ' u Xh'' 'eave.? sec,,ons of road will in all probability
J t .u vurt iitiii i u c Mm . . . e viri, v nerr II U-ill no lot In nnMn. r it , . . J
- ' 1 '-rr:"p, ana tnatafter wl11 remain in this country and attenH . : lwn . j V lue nave a'readv whose hands are aoft and whit ... i " 1,1,8 "latter, and by next winter we will tHe ihof April, we ithink it was, ,rif,, w-ero ead-my at AlexandrH, V.' "wTSr" lJ c. mako them, wh ' ll : S-tor. antwo Ken
hnow now many of them r fl,.r. ti i . .
hundreds of girls m every la r"r Z ' U?1 . h)d an
i ..... i'inuc . ---w . wuuveutiuu io iorm.a Mate tbe streets in feathers, flowers ..i constitution. Depend imn.. it -i.
j ' . ........ u i ai i en , ,i . - . ..,.ualu guiiigmiewi
wishes will rro u,. her. nit"- .:"". .Warm are D0.W ba,!,ly engaged in soliciting subscri,-
bnppincss and success. That. hVw thTTo o7 citizens i the stockast of the
, v. ue win oo noiior to his countrv it., fi.,:... , . .
, , .i.iisirr aoroau, nobodv w ho Knows him doubts. There i to be a sweep of a .losen or more temporary clerks from the Cneral L,d Ofte Zoul?:.. jnii!-:or''y of.:-em
wl. "7 7777' ' 1 recenny appointed
LOGVSKlT ivn mi
.. f t '-""'w.-. i ne citi zens of Logansport are consulting ns to the expediency of makinga roan from that place to imersecttheR llefontaiiie road at Andersontown
.'laiiiMMi uoiimv
counts of the m ines. Those who remain among us, if they have any generoas.feelings left them , must deplore the part they have taken when they behold the hundreds and thousand now
. . i r " ..,oan3 guiiigaueaa , . . . . . mthis matter, and by next winter we will I lana,nr: "ere, with high hopes that (alas!) will
can make them, whose mother. k.e " , " im lwo Senators and two Kepresentatives in 06 cr"a,l?pd- 1 this plac. on my to e. . : " A .Tv . P hoTnfra Co"?ress. I way from San t rancisco to Los Angelos, where
-s 'er uiie aaugnters. These' e asu no boot of those who opposed our , p. ""DP " 1 "ke iu "hen I get there
sweep, wait sn table, carry i KuveruiJieni on the; slavery question. rue you a letter as long and
... . " -"""c T.iiu upposea ou mothers .'!!! ..1. . .. ... i territnrml . . . . . . , ' '
weep, wan sn table, carry i -iuiriii on me.siavery question. 7 - - -- " letter as long and loads of marketings the most menial drudrrerv. ' TllLltoln if we Ploa t ; .r,"!"!? T n'e: ?iWnf " h!T
toil iateand early, with very little more clothin7 manner 3 !!'Tk of.t!'e ; ' ITT'J 1
toil late and early, with very little mnr. eith;7
than would be allowed to a Southern slave, while their hopeful daughters spend their mor-
then know how editors esi;m.. .
....., uini uvt n ta- . bors. Dollar papsrs are generally made np cf second hand matter-old and insipid-just fit ' for poor people not the poor in purse, but the poor in spirit. We expect to put labor enough on our paper to make it worth two dollars!-i When, however, we become indolent, and still : retain our honest principles, we may print a paper not worth more than a dollar. We can do so very easily. It is one just e sy as a farmer can raise plei.ty of blackberries. It requires but little work. Ilralih. The last four months, has been a season of
more than usual inort..l:-.y i our town and vicinity. Within that period ,ire have K-n about T.i ,:e.ihs. or I to every 20 inhabitants. In the M. E. Church in this place, there have been 12deaths. Put a larger portion have been those who belong to no church or society, but were frequenters of the grog fch.p. There is in Brookvi!! and vicinity about 5 members of the D.visi., of the Sons of Temperance, not one of whom have fallen by pestilence or any other disease. So mavh r temperance.
ui' rcij! purposes."
I pon this subject, we clip the foiJowing remarks from the St. Pauls "ChronVle ana Reeister"oflGth !t., asmalt-rof interest to emigrants and others. litnnio of tnnar....
We believe the ntuation and soil of a covtry has much influence upon climate. There is a dirterenee in the same latitude east and west Tin. --now the rr.id.He of SeptemN-r. and here . M M. I -ul. in hu.iude nearly 4o, the weather is as pleasant as M,y. There is the same freshuevs ir. veget,t,on. that there was at midsummer. No mist hasvet made ilsappe.irancr.where-iswe ln told at t.aleBi, mree honored miles south-t.-.M oi ik Jr,,,t has occurred so severe as to destroy ad the vines, and such vegetation as is most ca-i,y .-.e.-cte.l Ih-reby. The soil cf M i. liesola gei.eraily so f;.r as we have s-en. is adark .Mm and mi..:; Leir.g , arill, , v,,.I;a;ol to spring on rapidly ,:.l ariixe ;7 perfec io;i mutch sooner tl.,n it does i oti.er locality tor... arm most of the vegetable here now are too far a..van,-ed ,9 be injuriously .cted by .st. Immigrants. ti,errf,.re, who wish to turn luirattentu n to farming, need apprehend no danger Irom the early frost destroying their labor, ,t ,-rops are planted at the right time and proper.y attended to alt. rwar,:s. We are well
e ma ,ne nanf of m lnstry will be as am
emp.owng tl.e.n has run out. l two or lhw instance., permanent clerks, who have h.-en lonrr m place, may be removed, and temporary clerks sncceed then, in dice. It ,s ,o be hoped tha he ex-organ will not forget to groan lustily fo" the poor decapitated whig teirporaries, who are capable and honest. jst the same as if thev were ardent Virginia Locofocos. OU!l v r0n rOTO.MAC.
bo cannot be retai neV. berTtuse !.. Ef.'.'.i'r I i .J?"") Peted and in nin loil;77 ZT'r0
out l 7 . ' e construction in the northern part . t" , " fi cn ""K "ome suiy book, cur. Ill two or three of t his sli.f. Tki.. l i-. ... . I ' 1 1 i tukintr l.cn.. ; , r. . . .
th t : h a a B exnimts the spirit s .nuic ana r rencn, fixing fine-
of the people" m'Z Z rTiK.. Z'"VT 1 "? WninR" devoted to
the com , 7 , 7 7" many ol messing, displaying their charm. n,l ,
their favorite works .-RichmoL Pa "'n ' S ,,is,n be,t advantage, for the won- 'rTt'J ,ab .r ."'' Whg.
, .... " ... iui iiie.j uv mvsell aione. n h id ... -
uerineni. and admiration of knioht. r .v. i ' . "-" i""--
, -,o.u- i " ( ..vuiomii, iii troiiipanv Willi eight oth iick, ana yountr asmrnt fr r..r... ers. in n nonio,. nr.nn r....i . .. ..
boiling over with indignation. I will however I r ,, dreme" Journal contains the following the add that there is no danger of slavery coming I foUow,,D? dwtisement. "A young gentleman here, as most of our neon I. ,i.. . ' uPon the point of gettiug married is riesiron. r
negro nor a mulatto, nor anything liavinra vis- ' 'Pfrt," a mna of experience, who will dissuade ir.1. Am. ...i u.j - . 6 . r - him from snrh ol.r. A f..t
.... j . 0 .vt.
Why shonl,lnol lax Ik-paid on nil B..
, . ""juiiuj iiatinga visible drop, or the shadow of . j. fr
iood; shall be permitted to enter our State I nil! I.... : . . . .
Cvrrnor f Urrgn. Mr. Lincoln, of Illinois, to whom the office of Governor of Oregon wa tendered, after the declination of Mr. Marshal, having alse dec liu-
Cmgress at its late session ave 7r! "" Bd ' professional hon- f. ' portion of conntr'y farther north than cWd Vk7,'' l'.:
tbe general government to tie several S,..J0.rS-dOC,0r8 without patients, lawyer, without i-V'.-a?!. bT? r? J- P. Gaines, of Kentucky. The M.,r
NiMcrn oy. f Viisr mitted prior to the 24.h of Anrii tcor. : I cl"-"t"-who are as brainless and soulless a, T. , i. " I V. .J7S' !"dWB."- . " e dr.ove th mak Rood officer if he will accept
.. , - . w uiiiitise .i i .. ... inuuii lams, anil sirem-ar.i. eA.,,-
i.ieiN. . Tribune has H;... t o. a tax on nil l-,,..!. .u..c ..ui. ., .. . inrnwnai. Alter awhile the ninii.nnJ:. mene.H n..el,:- ..-.u ..3 - .
, . v , .ne. L in tea . ; ... .. i . ... " wui iube i ner Kivi-. i. ... i. . St.f.. : i o. . y ... ' simple. on captivates a fane. m. i IV nersonl l,.Kn ...... Ii.j ... r-n
i: . . s' . I o ni ..
. . . ...., novices trom an " " 'amis inereatter sold by the United 1 - , p'u-pununi I rancisco to August IS, being sixteen day, la- ; States in said States from and after' the f l "mpl'ton captivates a tape- measuring, law-ei ,rh' ieTc; Throrh : -ch T- Xrt h !in7"infsimr,e,oa-M.-fa. Mex, -o and Xera 00.1 reached ' ,inw "r" hio- Indi". I"i"ois," Alabama Mi,- ! TT' eT"y CeDt lhat Can " "" New 1 ork in the maii of the Uritish steamer !m;PP nd Louisiana. This subject will nroh- I . or,c;ok-tet that can be got on cred
...win an. iiexi -oanrt teraCru7, and reached ' "n10. mcina, Illinois,; Alabama Miseve'rn bv r"1 lUo Krilith Steam" Louisia"a- This subject will prob- . evern, b way of Mobile. i V,!,- i...r . . . '
II i estimated that the average protluet of all r .17 u legislature. We bethe mines ,-,.,her. thus far. since The b'ginning ,,W 'M' !,a,e is heavily oppresol the season, has been $2,000,000 per month, s,,d ,0 Pa5' '"terest upon the public debt, that an, there was thought to be no doubt of its every foot of land which has passed inta the merchannise. , heaU b? taxed to assist in paying the interest
I he heaitl, of the non.ili lie... h .. i on the public debt. There ; l,.. .
, O.IIWHIH II
mines and elsewhere, is 7.or .ii..' '7
Lie Americans have uett rmiuea that the Mexicans and CniMaas who were at Ihe mines, sh.-rl no longer enjoy the privilege of oi-ging cut ;, rrces of the earth, and have takn ,:e!,herate measures accordingly. Ail companien of these nation, who have come organized to work fur the season, with the intention of returning to spend the winter and wet season at home, have
x'cl-5rs,n. An.ig.nt was i our town the first of ,',e present week, solicitu.g stock for a Telegraph Line trom C.ncinnati to St. Louis, throue'h this rlce. He pledged the citizen, here thai if we raised 1.SO0 dollars, in wk, the Vule stlollij !'rough our town, and that we should have an office here.
On onr last
Rati Mnbit.
page will be found an excellent
..... .-. i . I. . - f
i ... in," . rii..,.o I... s.... .
. - ..... ... ...uuiuay next, to t ie i..... consideration a proposition, whi.-h vi;itv "toreth-m by Mes-rs. Miiispangh I.,r.i.is. contractors. &c. The propositi is. that l iet will take the grading, preparing roa.i bed ami Iuri.ihmr mud sills- hvi,i,.,;.. .- '
article illustrating the troubles and vev.lior.s f '"d ? lh,w Preseut itttiugs, to Greenshur"!). the neighbors ho borrow every thing they use .TTftt ' l,w M,l,na ' tl.e U those who in the hah,, of borrowing W&K htt.etea, a little cofTee. a little sugar, a can.ile. P8ny. at the same price per acre that il w. re. a little flour, a I.ttie milk, &c. Ac. every day " ,hc"'"i'an.V for stock. If th- Cornread this article, and they can have some idea of ZZ:the estimation in which ihey are held by their H-e to Ureensblrgh. 'w
ol v rewarded T.r. ... ; .. . , -iuk. ine winter and Wet season i. ....
widely extended cou, been informed that their presence wM no Ton
- . --" 'e, ami nave received positive orl.cmsia Rs,, Kaaa wP.,Rrish, SM reg5n and not re,urn V. have seen JjZTon Judge Onnu new .nE .K rniVS Vmlff.f at t.reenslinr.1,. President of the Kail Road Co. cewarv preparation, ThT "neS.. - wherein be states he h.i clled ,.;..i f r.., . 7; . 7 ,. . . Amemane eeem,
i nave procieile.-l v....-
Inmis in this State held by the trustees of the Wabash and Krie Canal um'er the Stale debt arrangement perhaps S00.000 acres. Should they be taxed lo? This is a question to be setlied by the "wisdom of the legislature." Richmond Palladium. :i-t.rrrniir ICvrrrn. We notice that this gsntlcman has been cho- j sen by the whigs of Cambridge, a delegate to the State Convention. We take this to
dication that Gov. Everett is about, again to
two
bv
K. ... :.
.n oroaiictoth, satm, flowers, lace, carriage, attendance, &c.hang their omptv rocketg on somebody's ehair, lay their empty head, on somebody, pillow, and commence their empty life with no other prospect than living at somebody's expense-with no other purpose than living genteelly and spiting th. niKK
This is a.ynopsisofthe lives of thousand, cf
May 24, 0 o. troy. I June 7, 8 oi. troy
Jone
2o, 9'.;
26, 4; 2?, I0i" 29, 9 30, .1 31, went prospecing.
I, 2Voz. troy.
2 2i.'
4. S,
6
9i;
?, after Indians.
3, do 11. fi oz. troy. 12, 6?4' 13,8 H.4t.,' 16,2 lf.fiV 19, 6 20. 5'
21, 10i.;
1 .4... .. a.. mI..... :
..anri m A lettet in the Courier des Etats L'ni. aays: "I have mentioned to yon the rumor of his pretended maniage with the daughter of the King of Sweden, rendered current by an English newspaper. This report has si uco received aa official contradiction in the Moniter. I. it, then without foundation! Thereli. ao smoke without fire, say. the old proverb, and I beliere that the thought of this alliance baa been conceived or proposed at the Elvee."
A dm in islra toss Sale.
'npttr. nnd. rsincd 'ariminimrstor of the ra tatr f 1 Hi'Z. kiah l.a Kur tire l. mill offer for ukiitka
,- . O..IHO til whose shining costume vou bavaenvi. frm .
passing glai.ee. i housands or women in cities dress elegantly on the streets, who have not a sufficiency of wholesome food, a comfortable be., or fire enough to warm their rooms. 1 once boarded in a "genteel boarding house" in Louisville. There were two m,n i.: , .
6 mules ana a pi
' I H..Li.h l.a I
v.ri the '.L1 T washed me rlmh.. J .r I... n i .i.. a. . ; .. . . ... .
, , , . t,",,o a nirtrau til ......... . ...v ..V....U. in n aite t arer T n I . I !. n.I r n , V. . O ..1. r 1 1 ' - - r ... ... in.n.hin Fn.L-K. I .. . . .
... . .....u. .-liter uiese ,, , . - . - - ' -
" -" iiuiraniy fat. in tib-r luxt, the per no I proprrtr of Mid .!.. tT LI . .1. m
street and ball-rrom K.1!- u . cold, arvxi on .h 5:!h r 'rA
Vftll hara a r 1 1 r ---- - ........u iiviir. ...... A - 11 1 " .
from vr.- z-zot frm 10 ,o ?,G- nors" rorn in 'h' h"d-whr" - - rBrwur.;pd irom otuf.HII. Mules same. Good Carriage ' "ack, I I Home vcon,ne Finnmr horses sell well. ' Mill, tarminir ntrnil, houtehold luriinorr. Yonrs He f TVV-n ' 1 KRMS. All km of J and andt-r, cask hDd 1 over 1 II mnnihi rrdit, by purvBan-r IT"iir note . , wnh approvi d nernritj-. K. LA K L K, adm'r.
iioawkrrpiig in raliforaia. ' r i"i. iv.2-j-
neighbors. The business is, the present age has become so extravagant in their notions that no matter how poor, it is decidedly more genteel to borrow, with no eai ulaticns, or pro.(ct of paving, than it is to go without. Rut is not honest, and vl.ould so be treated by correct men. We ask our readers to think of the thir.es If vou have not i little coiF.-e lor hr.-.-.kl.i.-TtT.o without in preference to counten.iarii,. arrabie pra' li.e o! bctrow mg
thi:
contract, and .a progress of construction
At the last meeting of iho Roard
t.is iuae wui, r. Li. ?pooner, Ksq , worth ol" lumber at 1 per h unit red
.... p - . ... , ls certaiulv N-tter
man i.iemosi sancnine triends of the road ex
!-- u-ii, ana ine people ol Decatur, Shelby, Kipley and Dearborn tiny writ r.-j'ce lh.,t t'neproP ct set on foot only a f.-w months since, is iiw on .1 p.-rmanent aud Sole foundation. 11W-. tciictfburj .lonrnstl
illllv llhout it. an.i nr. t ,1.. k-.l ......
, r i.-in no cisturlncs whatever had taken P!.,oe: they were w-iting for llie expiration of the allotted "period .iter which, should :h- rejected adventurers reiuse to have, they would set about maki-.i-Hum. JTTh7 sJJil 0f ti"' Rev.John C.;reenaCa.nsl John Pierce, for slander, is v, t;,ke place n Brooklyn, early in October. This case, it w il. be remembered, grow out of the family difti. ult.es of the Rev. John X. M.lhu ami his wife, the step-.:auuhter of Tierce, and wiil doubtless e.icit some interesting particulars of t,e cans-s which led to the hostility of Mr Pierce towards Mr. Maffit and Mr. Kre'en
ano in the honse-h-ll ,71 i " , i .a.iiornia nave dilhcult.e. to contend with furnish Thi J"TS T " "
o . " "---j ""'"-i une OI tnese tadies write fn her children t
to take a part in the oolitic. nf .h. t ten dollars-, silk Portland thai ch. ..,. I...., c.i
Cain. emerging into active life-IIe has i Z TlZlT, "T her cooking by a very sma fire-
two n.. j ,. , MC"' t'ce, no oven, bake all her bread and pies in a cllhrs . Ice f f , P" ard' nJ fiVf Du,ch h- - "" Torstore-room, f m y women b '7' a',d " " fch!k- Sh - .W fn onesn if0"' " u ni"e a"' Pen chamber over the whole.divi.ed off by cloth, p ue h "nV, 7" rr T' "rl' bSgS f Th'- occupy on. end, a iadv and her rS S; ,,r8,'ndlhrfedir- daughter, the writer o?,he .et.er, and her .- 1 ere on the wa!f b ' " hd lhe A COrtin " h"? Uin the rich s 7, P!ia"reen bot ,he do nt" Pais' IS S " werk rVT" JT"8- ThMeU- iraW il " - bo particular here." aies did not work, but plaved the nin .... t.L ... ... .
i . , ' - -.- ;?ne says tney nave nougni no turn ture; and ceon and cards; and near v b rot. ti,.:. i. . . s '
w v . "vans . uom tier account tney get a ong very comfor the week we were there. W ...... I . . 3 fc . 6 1
. ome of the few housewives who have gone ; The State of Indiana, la the Probate Coart aftk
v. a. nor nia have riifhcnlt ... . j (
.. . ... .... tfc-e for many years rresident"of Harvard lT.iirrc:
ty, which stcluded him from mixing in puplic air.irs. He recently resigned that st n n, and the people of M.issichus-tts know him too well, and appreciate him too highly, to permit him long to remaiu in private life. Gov. Everett is one of the most learned and accomplished men of the age. As a classical scholar, it is doubtful whether he has an equal, since the death cf the lamented Legare. Times.
collfltr of frank l.n ...I c...
riaii.iui ,uuni,. iiiuiiiiR, Kl.IZA BOVRXE, - VS j K.7raS.Rourne,Simuel Bourne, Petiiioa fortkeapNaihan Hoarne, Mirah Baarar, pointmcat of ComLr CrtMrker, Thomas Crock- J-nii.. inner, u rr.Hichard Rnurn.David Welh, I ASSIGN Paiirnee Wrlk, Jacob (iarrrr, I DOWER I.ucy Oarvcr, Rrnjatnin Crocker, John I.emoa and Iiaae I Lemcn. f TVTICE it hereby friren to the (aid John Lemea and Jane Lemon, who are residents of Ihe Territory ofOrrran aaallri-d, lo be aad appear before the Probate Coart or the county of Fraaki.a in th Siaie o Indiana on the fim day of the Term of .aid lonrt to be holden in the Court Houte at Brookrilla in the cuonty of Franklin and rotate of Indiana aforesaid, on the foarth Mondat of Ltrcrmbrr next, and ni er to the said petition tiled bj the uid petinoner aam.t -he said defendantf in said court for thcappoiniment of Commismonen to irn her Dower in the fnllonine described lands ilssird in said eoaaty of Ulrh fa.r I. ... k. ..1 v. . . L. . i o . .
- ... ,...r .rru irom tnne immemorial me l a contract H f I ray, Mrs. Zubriska, why do vou whin te of the preseut opposition party. Th . for SvM.OOO; your children so often? have been less than 5,000 appointments of wh d. delivered. I.a. Mr. Worthy, 1 do it for their enliehtea- ' d,,ri" Gen. Taylor's Administration, abi lain.y N tter meut; I never whipped one of them in i one-half of which have been made to sup. me road ex. that thev oid uot ,!.. io !i... ik.i ., .. .i. ' vacant ies occasioned he .1.1), . '
tluit they olli liotaokuowledga that it made them
T h-re isa mn in Illinois, named Birrow, ho haschai.jreu his pohli.s sooflen. that iKMetinorscall him Whkki. -il irrow.
rr-TheKvpraiicv. ..Tki , ... u ' " lmMr heart from her account they get a!on2 very comfor- TZS??."'"!4
r-snn V. . nn, dic upwartls : eeit we were mere, because anntk.. ... l I ,, , , , aa .trta part of oO.OOO officers in the United States, indepen- I presume live,! ;, . .u !, "Bother, who ! tably without such superfluities, for she adds, f North Ea.t Qo.-r of action 35. town to, rfeni of . . . . .peu 1 Presume lived just as they d d. r I.W , .1, ., . .' .. .. . . 1 ranee one west, ronia.nine ... handrrJ ..J J
rll inn Nnil mtK I - a, 1 1 v-1 ll . r a nan 1 1 ameni . . b. . il. k.J : . - . v . ' vsi
Willi a great, C umsv p-old chain nr. I,.. . ' -.... ,,nr or less, ana neurtr tae land Ornled by em"'Noneofth b -7 e ,Crh,in on her nek- been at housekeeping; he loaned us some few ur,1 r"rk" ,i.d M.her.hai;: the rii,wini-
"ere ; "-i " .nisa iyaoannaa, the
i -t uu Upper, and had a bad fit of about the sulks to
i ' - ivi tiisi want o I . i.h..n
. " . ."our. tu supply r.. j ....
vjcaiuies occasioned hy deaths, resignations, and sxpired commissions. Many of the most
. niuepeu. dent of the various contractors and jobbers,
e ueen irom time immemorial mem
lucrative and iinnorfaiit nifi.-.-a nf tl,. ....
I ' - v. ,,.n Liiamry , wielding the largest patronage and power remain to this day in the hands ol the I.ocofo- . cos."
, .... -. .... , . viiaiu. But dear m.l I had no notion of running away on here. "
cJF aS befn cfclted that from 700 to Persons are killed every year bv the explosions m collieries, and the am number injured and maimed.
been at housekeeping; he loaned us some few """J 1 -ker to ! Maher.hai:a:o the roil.winr ... . . t . , Pof tidtiarurse(iion, to- it. brrinninr at tha tninrs. but 1 assure you wa do not o-n into th. south line ,hirt. .!.... ? ill. r .c .
Iuri. We sleep on a cot, without any bed or 1 tSiTl pillow except our extra clothing under our heads, j ?,IC- ouh 12 chains a links thence vest u The price of these accommodate, is f21 m 'ZlZVnVfZt? week. The rood lady, nevertheless, entertain, he Zaf'i .iTf Lh,.of ? T- """J
no great love for "down east" There is not a ' Crt Will proceed to the tna I ii dSwerpleasant thing there, .he says, "but fold, rold. 1 m"'1.t," f "ers and thing, conialned 10 said nM 1 r 1: ' . 6 ' pctmon in their ahienre.
r ""'-'i iTOmp-ino 1 want 10 gel my johv M jo lTt and ro where mv eve can rat nnon ...n. .l
ro WV.Tni- v
reen thing."
Ottobtr 5th, 1841 41-3W Maxon lc Far her for pl'fl".