Indiana American, Volume 20, Number 47, Brookville, Franklin County, 12 November 1852 — Page 2
-i
s .
who o iv v i i. l if. i x i. FRICAY, NOV. 12, 1352.
I resident inl F.lrrtinn. , f,ot2 majority; Eric comity gives Scott ! Since the day of tho election there has ijio majority, which is Whig loss of been no doubt about who was elected 1400. ., . . ,, , , - . . . Haver. fWhi.ri is elected to Congress
i i nsiiii ni. ism a i nav e vei uesueu kj " .
orth Wotl. Those merchants and mechanics living
in tho N--rth West part of our county , should know that through the Indiana American is the best means of letting th people know hat they are doing aud , what they have to soil. For this purpose we will inform them of the extent of the circulation of the American in the !r neighborhood. We have the following number of subscribers, to wit: At Metamora 44 Laurel 144 Andersonville 17 Stipp's Hill 2 Clarksburgh 2.i Null's 3Iiils 15 Besides this we send smaller packages of papers to Springhill, Riehlanl, New Salem. Columbia, FayetteviHe. and all the other offices in Decatur, Rush and Fayette counties. ' But'to the six offices we have enumeraated above we semi 2S7 papers weekly Those offices and towns, are within th" circuit of customers to of the stores and the shops in that neighborhood. An advertisement then in onr paper one week, is as good as 2S7 handbills distributed amonj their customers. And better, too. for the reason that thev are more certainly circulated and read, than handbills. The papers go into the families who are able to buy, and who look to the papers to know whore to
know the.slori.HiS triumph on one side,! 1: ".. ; vn... York will be
I 1 1, I VV lliui'il l.j ." "
us t ho defeat on the oth-
There is no doubt but Piekce will ;
I.arr Turnip. 3Ir. Win. Harvey, who is celebrated!
Vrtrru Home nntl Foreign ?lis.
ftiolinry Society.
' Mr. VotntCr' Tomb.
At the back of the family burial plot
TT . ' !.. 1 1 lr Vnl. I,., lit ktj rW tt trim'. nf
r.... 1. .. II, . t i i ,i A uis is nil orgai zauoii niiieu nas uecii 1 ".u uunv ms , for large vegetable productions, has left ri,i, i,.,. m-mito T!. -., . . . . in oneration some three vears. Dur n" rou"h hewn massive gianite. lne with us a large turnip, weighing 3 J B.s- 11 1 , "L ,inrt 1 ., ,( j floor lies six feet below the natural level tl,at t,mp u l!as nuMliary to the I or,ho sit0innJ the roof ristf8 B ,ar.but is
iiemiNComMrrrial CoU.ro. American II. & F. Miss. Society. At a covered with a luxuriant sod. forming a
late meeting the Rev. Mr. Bovnton we green mound. Nothing can be more
offered the followin! resolution Pvi.ian tc whole appearance ol
mis sepmenre. I Xe enlv tinner whicli
rii'rcp s maioriLY
-..II .l:J...t,.m..l,.,,l,if.i,l nn lli.,lli.!
ailU 11. '.I iur..i.-ii,-,i:. nn- "- I,-,.. ., ui. .'.- OVer llU.UVO. g 1 g. , . . . i in . i .i ' v- JfW. ' Our readers are referred to the adverer. There is no doubt but Piekce will i ... sou 'fr,w' n1
, , . I, i tii . i . ., iiiiuuiesi a tuun.i hi u, n,,.-. iiMiiiiiiiui in inis weens heheve.
anv of his predecessors. But not bv as " Xcw Jersey, a Democrat is elected " -, , - ' aeojuou: --ivc.veu, uiui i;..s vvo(lid ,;iini;u;,ll it ns ,ace of unil,u. h,r-e a popular vote as Jackson or liar- to Congress. " , a Mercantile education should attend Society be, and is hereby separate and al interest, is a small, plain marble slnb ri.M1 i paindenCity, New Jersey, gives Scott this College. independent of t'.e l'arent Society.'' ! over the iW, ui whidfjure inscribe,! ii- , , r 459 snd Fierce GS. ; " Ti , Society has most iindoiii il.lv hold characters the reverend name oi W e propose giving below a view of , c Wrlfl)(1 col1ty mV Fierce I orri. "c focmy lias nt mi-khmMv Munirl weftMcr. the probable and positive result in each o t!) majorit y , in 1S4S it gave Talor 3 17 This individual, who was raised in this much talent, wealth and sme;nty those Mere soon will repose all that is State, with Fome of the particulars in majority. ' j ni ighborhood, and well known by all our elements will surely give it great moral lell oi him vvho o nobly represented i. ' , r '.i. : StraMon and Skelton.(dem"s are e..c--neonle. is elected to the l.o;st.it".irfrr,,i., nower. We would fain hone it will lie 'at name. Is it not a fitting place to
n.iii Milts as are ui i n iii'm uui.ui- -------- - - . - -- o - - - - i -- - 1 . . I . 1 ' . . I v . , I,,, li r.-l .1, l.-iii(ilii t, . - ...
m v uii-ij ..u... nenrv to. exercised tor good, districts of this State. ti t ...i... .. .- i... .t - i . .. . ...
Vermont. m-nr mc M itrai outer out iaces im auun; resoiuiion iooks oiiuFifty towns in this State give Scott w hich used to be familiar in other years, nous. Why do they separate from the 5000 plurality. 'who ere elected to our next Legislature. Parent Society! Why cannot Mr. Indian. a . - . Visro County, 700 majority,(estimrted,) . Brecount, elected from Porter Co. Bovnton a Congregational Minister, for Scott; in 1343, this county gave Tay- used to keep tavern in Mt. Carmel, in Mr. Lewis, a Methodist, Judge Stevens
lor 33 majority. this Co. . of Madison, a New School Presbyterian, ff-1 mournful reouiem. In Putnam county, Scott lias 300 ma- T-i-..:imr - , .... .'. r. tbstci iMair.
cattenng inr;,v. in wis Tavlor hd 3 47. ..i i . i.um, elected Irom 1'osey fo, ana me rest, operate in tne missionary It vvils n! t ml:irtt.r ..,....
ou. t Wavn.. rmintv. Scott has 420 ma- auoui 'U years ago was an annrcntice of organizations of their own churches, and nro. or nist before the Aypk,. of tlr TIic f rvMal I'alan
A corroso:r.lei!t of the !. f J.-.urn:,l.ycst,rdaymo:-u:M.f. riiUKirr.l in Indianajiolis 'i i
W r.ght will appoint Win. j editor oi the Stat SmiinH. xln ';'': ('onp.ss, to fill the vacancy li. tit, .',,!!, l ,t-, .- l" .''I:
.y .... .. , ,-,,-.. mr w li.Tj-i,,,.!
tne j n.'r;:l Assfiiib v
'i gr.-nt,.rr
sor. We think Cm-re "i l.-' i - ,.r t ,
.-.i ... ,.i i., ,iv. ii s in (T : II e-. 1 Assembly tlr:n tli.-re i
io uiru. ut by ti i,v. Vr;g5.t.3i:u! (
tvnee. TIainc.
Returns from I2;l towns show a Whig 1 rain of 23.000 over the vote of 1S50. The majority for Pierce in this State . will bo about tiOOO. , !lnssc?mM (s. The total vote in this State is as fol- ; lows: Scott 54.205; Pierce -10.70? ; Hale
20.008. and ebster an ! Si
lay him! Plymouth Rock is almost in
sight of his tomb. The Pilgrims rest all about him: and the Ocean which spreads before the extended view, and bears upon its bosom numerous vessels of commerce, whose tenants, as they enter or dopu t the harbor, may look upon the limine and Tomb of Wi-lster ever
3!r. Cotwin and Hie C,:ir.iiiur (I ni ill.
A correspondent of the
i Mm says it is ..ir. v.orwin s purpose, it a suitable opportunity presets itself, to vindic.ite himself befire his former con- . stitueiits from the charges nf Dr. Ob's i as to the Gardiner Claim, lint he will I not seek an occasion lor the exposition he is prepared to mske, .is he can only : rely upon the aci'iit;:l of th" bit com- . mittee of investigation, a majority of which wss composed of Lis political enemies. He has not the .-llghte.-t i;:trn- , tion of refunding any part of the mon- ! ey received on account of his connection with that case, as he informed th committee in answer to a question upon that
, i,i. mt 1 irt whim i,t S.-S I (Mill n:ii: .ii. i - i . , - t
i " ' " . , m H-tnns unci will i-ii
ny .it v ivooerts. oi .cw lors, m 'full f.;r his interest and fees in thirtyseven c:is's befire ihe I.'.xici.n cominision. and that part of it received on account of !ht (ianiir.cr claim was murh 'less, as the committee found, than the
counsel fees f anctber parly in that case, who belongs to the opposite par'jin politics.
I'Cts
r.-i
IT.
" tlio'c;.
o! Ir. .1
Th?
parent who snfi;,,-, l
.! . . 1. ... ., ' "IS
nit-ii 1:1 luu a. nun in i. v;-,.t.j.
gang or pi l.itcntiarv. :ilions are always b:i-l. a; t .-. !iL.-ir- in the sr'
i th - c'
"'1 th.- vi,'r ! .olofvil-.. "e
In Wavne county, Scott has 420 ma- auoui 'u years ago was an apprentice of organizations of their own churches, and ago. or just before the
The returns from 3-5 counties in this ly; in 1S4S laylor had 653 State sho a srain for Scott over the late Hancock countv- Pierce 20H
in cv Vor'n.
mr.iir our iion: iuie;i
ours to the Printing business. There not build un this independent, not to say hrst.Mr. Webster made his first pur-' On Saturday last the first column of . Yank-e mc:
200 majority; are others, for whom ive entertained the ! opp'tw movement! The professed ch.atf? ,the "P0 t "1" diod, the euilice for" the Industrial Exhibition li.:.Ti,o.i c..,. i c , :!..., .,, ... ' . ol late Capt. William Thomas. , in New York was elevated in the pres-
,1!Sfnri:nvrnnrnfl,l, v.ass majortiv too. , i.;,.i,cf l,....r. ...i.. !.:. i,..:i.t .... "I'1- imam i nomas. . .t i i o, h. a cic wu. u iu uil- or,
i Rush county gives Scott 31 majority;. -r ...u,,,, lrf .T..KW u IUU. uum-M. Tne ,.lnn lll!ffjlt have contair,od 0ne 1 ence of a la-se concourse of people.
In fifty counties heard from Scott Cass's majority in 10 43 was 250
gains 1143 on the last vote for Govern or.
sorry to see, have consented to take a and supply the-religious wants of the hundred r.nd tiftv-acrcs. IK
Pierce's majority in this State is 20.000. In 1343 it gave Taylor 2,7-12 majority. The above majority for Pierce in this State may appear incredible, hat it is correct.
l'cn n sy i t mi I a Lebanon county ffives
majority, Franklin 600, and Dauphin 1000. Cumberland county gives Pierce 3-10 majority.
Washington county srives Pierce
T ,-, . -.-.-L?.-.A,.,- SA,I ,n II..I !. .!.. Ti.. , . ... . ,1 1.., . 1 .1
ItenuriCRS couiuy giveri oiou juu; in k m ui uwv. it is me last tiling wesi. ,ouiu we oeneve mis was me 1343, Taylor had 333. we ever expected from some of them. real objoct, we would bithcin God speed. Clark county gives Pierce 612 ma-j - - ,., , ... - ,o.o4- , urt Tim -v-. i -,..... vv e are heartily tired of the arrogant pajority ; in 1843, Cass' was 3 10. I liio.Uionnl 7Ia-;n vm. Fioyd County gives Pierc . 700 major- We have received Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 4 rade b-v Lastemdom over the wants itv: in 1313 it gave Cass 135 major- of this Magazine, devoted to Literature, ofthoWest, and Eastern liberality in ity. ; -Art, and Religion. It is under the con- !ipr!y'"'S t!lose wants. But we cannot
Jennings couim put irar iw ma- frn, . , t. ,r .... w.;Vp tbat this is the rol r.mt oi,.
it c a. -e Taylor 173 ma- ' "'' " '',' ""II11 En.s'opal Church, and edited by Abel jct-
1 he So. ictv is another result of the
had since Gov. Hunt. .Mayor Kinsrsland. Archbish-
purchnsed of Lis neighbors, north and op Hughes. Judge Rett?, (ion. Tallsouth, cast and west, until he owned mndge, Theodore Sedgevvick and when he died, about two thousand acres, ether gentlenu n occupied the platform. Among his last business acts, in Mr.rsh- At hall'-p ist twelve the pillar was raise.) field, vvns the imrcbiiso if ml !itin?i-il to its ol-ice amid iho er.th'.isinstic shunts
buy. We hope, then, liberal merchants, majority: in 1343 it gave Taylor 73
and mechanics will avail themselves of Jor'!v' , . , ... vv estmoreland county givvs
me am t-i iisiMv: columns oi tne .American
as a means of talking with their customers. We say liberal men for the reason that we do not wish anv others to advertise, nor do we wish any ethers to prosper.
Ii. C W. Viloy. It was stated some months since, in an extract from a letter from California, that D E W Viloy was dead. Last week we received the Sonora (Cal.) Herald of Sent. 25th with thes" letters written on the margin of it D E W V y." We think, also that it is in the hand writing of 3Ir Viley. From this, it would naturally be presumed that, he is not dead. Trmprrnnco Ctinrl. The Grand Division, at its late Session, elected J V Gordon formerly "of Dearborn Co. Editor of the Temperance Chart, at Indianapolis. Mr Gordon is a devoted friend of the cause a fine writer, and a young man of energy. The paper will be an able advocate of Temperance. Wnlkrr A. I2rollirr. It will be seen that Walker & Bros, of Metamora are ready to accommodate the public with almost anything in the line of" 'Merchandise. They are business men. an.' have the univeral character of dealing hocestly and fairly with everyone. Tii-n" descend to none of the tricks of trade, but buv good articles as
jonty; in 1343 o. jority.
-'o" .n .:,t l :...!.: c....- ' o. l-.- r . r. . ,
x e ii i on ii l it. m-ai.i iioiii 111 iiiia ouiu , oli-.-h, liiu' ui uie .!OllS IieraiU Ol lio.gives Pierce 1712 majority; the same ton. The work is cr0tten up in the best counties, in 1343. gave Tavior 897 ma-,-,t. ,. . , jority; Pierces majority in he State will , vIe of thc typographic art. and as all be from eighteen to twenty thousand; , know who arc acquainted with Mr. Stein 1343. the State gave Cass, 4.833 ina- yens and the Relii-ious Literature of our i jority. country, is edited ablv, tastefully and jurt'i rarolma. ,. . ', ... Baltimore, Nov. S. 'dicious.y. We rejoice that the church In 37 counties in North Carolina, the has made tlie attempt to supply the devoto stands as follows: Scott llllil. m,n,lf.. Bi'r teioro it
Ill ,nl, .,,,- i, 11 1 - . . , .... . """"""I nill.lniniuo .U li'ilSlllt HOI
-v,., ii. in ...mill an in, .mil fines I'lerre I.1..14I. WlllC 1 shows a VV ill!)"
Tho result
land.
Mr. H otsli rS Will. Mr. Webster made his will only a few days since, signing it on Thursday last. It was drawn up under his direction by
Geo. 1. Curtis, Esq. It irives th Marsh-
ofthe spectators, accoiujianied bv music j
from Doihvorth's band. Alter the com-i pletion of the ceremony. Ilr. Sedgwick, ! the President ofthe Association, addres-:
ed the Governor in an appropriate wel
come, statinir the objects tne Associa-
200 ma-
spirit of fanatical "ci.MF.ot Tis.vi." The e1,1 l'r'iperty to his widow durin? her life ; j'ropose.l to accomolish. and readmen who figure in the movement. Lewis. t',!,0-;i"'1 ,!lt tran-l.-rs it to F Web-j ;,, It.,tor from 3ir. wcustor. written , , stt r the only livinsr i hilii o! t:ie ueceas- l,t n few d-ivs before bis death in which Bovnton, Stevens, Boucher, Mahan and ,.. fitesm-nlu , n ,! n ,. ? - s,l0,.orc " s max.i. in vvnini , ' ' . ki .-t,it. mii.'.ii mio.-o son, D im.'l an . a cord al approbation o the undertaking
Pierce
2200 majority; in 1343 it gave Cass 2073 majority.
others, have been among the most vio
lent anti-slavery agitators in the country
Thev have long been known as uiicom-
promis
chu
unusually intelligent and manlv lad o a
bout twelve years. succeeds t ithe inheritance. Mr. Webster's errand chil
dren by his dauirhter 31 r
was expressed by the great statesman. : A capital speech was made in reply by
1 I ' . ll..n, T I." ' T . 1 nn.l 1 II T 1 1 1 1 r I 1, IT
xi.'l.iu.'i iii.iii. jiiai.'i iviii.iuiiu uuu fc- f.
A t ;irti:v rciu. f The Oniil-i . Morning n..r..,j . , f lowing rl ins- Iro.n f.w wi!l'f 1'!",;' r on-of t!i-si-n-r-i i f i i -l;4 lna-t.pud.-tic-. It wi!' ',-.J, ''. ""'P3 1 II-Ml 1. that til- W.iri!iy,e.''. ;1
'-'-rs a:ijD!,.
"It i myd-str? tl.ut nr.- r f Mrnsttiity Iikv- t hrst "-,;.-;'"0T'a4 to ae had in ln-jl.ui.l ..r ;. ,.j." n th express will cirer;; -,, "''f' ',ut n i,-v,-r s-nt f.ir tlett ,' ',, '"t he h rut nvoni.s l.st I:.- , ",:.''!', in;1-i
y-iiili 1 h it low oriilt :.)
1 . 1:1- p. oj-Ie ol tlint . nuntrv tt rWOVr-ll 111 t llnir -r...
-UIM. I . , ... .
a'i C '.utlot eisu ise it from 11, 1
m.iiy tf tin-in un.ifr tile sa,,, tho'-
selv-s on the world as hnert 17C0,Nov.2.i. LEW sV-ir-,J -..,., Hojv ami Cattlf, f Tackers are .n ll. market for a;, - f and cattle, ami are piving tin-rr 5 li..Cs and J.2 .all to iPH. (or ;,', '' rem bus purrhaH about 47 imii L '
to weiCh 2'M1 Hi;, ami .,-. ' ?
l.e2in to-d.-.v and if tli. r,lP77'i
bosnininr; will SOon Win.iden'n " 1.'
ti.c pan ,. .rr'"-
rscott :ihi majority; ana i4s it gave .in since August of 2,873.
laviorj.i. is doubtful. Mercer county gives Pierce .r00 majority fin 1343 it srave Cass 1 17 mai'iritv. Official Vote of FrnuUiin
The otTiial vote of Philadelphia citv
r.nd county is Pierce 2'.022 Scott Townships. Pierce. Scott. Hale. Total
21.573. Hale e'( and Hroonie 1.143.
llerks conntv gives Pierce 4..)00.
Lancaster county Pa. is reported to Brikvill have given 5300 majority for Scott. Butler . .
In ork county Pa. fecotts majority is Fairfield
.4.. .5. .
353.
ort(i Carolina. Twenty counties in this State heard from, show a gain for Scott since the August election of 1370; and the returns
from Richmond, Sampson. Cumberland, ir,-. r , .1. x- ? 11- i aii v. ri
ivaieiru, e naii'iver, v avne and Danphin counties, in addition to the above, show a gain for Scott of t')4. Ohio. We have received the returns from forty counties, which indicate that the state has gone for Pierce by fifteen to eighteen thousand majority. -Missouri. " In St. Louis. Pierce's majority 1300. Ton noser. Full partial returns from twelve counties in Tcnneseeshow a gain for Pierce of 2t 1 over Trousdale's vote last year. Shelby county irives Scott 10G majority: it gave Taylor 22 1 majority. Fayette county gives Pierce 2 majority: in 1848 it gave Taylor 157 majority. Tipton county gives Pierce 250 majority, in 1848 it irave Cass 130 majority. There is a Democratic gain of 150 in Henry County. Kentucky. Simpson coun'v gives Scott 3 majori
ty. Warren county 375 Rutler 50. two
a moral Magazine. The word moral has been misused and misapplied so long that
it has become a poor and feeble expresCOJl lltr l.l . . i . ,
lorUroiilriit, ov. 'MS.V. r...... ..11.11.. iu uuua uuiuuiui irasn.
and to sugar-coat a corrupt Literature, j The fashionable magazines of the day j have long enough disgraced the centre ; table of the christian corrupting the I tastes of the rising gen. ration and prepa j ring the way for novel reading, under the : specious garb of morality. Morality means any thing or nothing, just as the '' author chooses to set up his standard. I la nt the Religious world need and deI jinand a strictly Religious literature by .this we do not mean that it should con
sist of Psalms, hymns, and the history of John liuny.an.&c. P.ut a book which in its main features, and at all limes should enforce personal piety, and a national observance of the laws of Cod. Reli-
' , . , , ,. r dren by his i.av.ghter 3Irs. A ji'iltliin. are Hen T-iUmaiW No" responded to the slaughtering ami p.arki'iEeiA',:.t,. .4r. musing advocates for excluding from .,i,..,. .. .,. ,,.,.1,1 ,1 . - 1 " 11 ''"""'"'r1 "' rtsponmu to tut , . - 11 -r latimnts hi . 0 , .. . " , '.ro.v veiv wealthy, so th--.t n injns- can of th. noting, and the ceremonies f nIlg?d ih.ir buik,nc; aad w,lh ircli membership all who are siave tice is done t hem in les lu-,ni( r He' 1 1 1 1 .i 1 c incre:ised f.icihties are i.r"-Mr in 1 1 V-. , '" ' ". ,u(m. 111 , were concluded by three cheers from , , ,. ... ' ' r to f ; lv.rs. And with them, this is the test did not lorget Ins niiim rous fi inn's and . enctr-'or of the Crystal Palace 1 ? "'U"1 ,n roecatioo c: :h-i
1 1
ow
of orthodoxy
Bath 55.
Bloom, drove. 84.
.414. .156. . .92. .270. .177. . .8:5. ..57. .151. . .r,(3. .190.
Highland. . Laurel . Metamora Posey
Kn
ee.
Sruincrfipld
White WaterloS.
..85.. .107.. .333.. ...33.. ...74., ...70., ..101.. . 104. . ..los.. ..25.. ...55.. . . I'i3 . . .125..
Total 1.95ti 1,473
.10..
.2..
30
.141 .105 .753 . 1 (iO .173 .34G .371
. 100 .177 .i7; .121 .354 ..285
3.47
Failing to drive the clnir- rc-lativcs. hut left many of th.-m little
, r.i , 1 . ntaiKsoiiiis taMr. sin. I memorial of the cues of the land into tins position, thev, ,1 ,., , ,., ,, , . , ' . 1 - 1 (.ead, Jas. W . P.ire. II. H Rhifchlonl announce their intention of coming out , and Fletcher Webster are th. executors.
"of Babylon.'' They, the pure salt of an I ?drs. Webster executrix. I'dward J cral of Subsistence, met with
the cbnreb will remove their snviivr in- urtis and Peter II
business. Iroversand others hvm.KlM
CMltla c.U ii .ll i;,..l :. .. .,- . tJ
..... .. , ,. n 1,, ,n.
call upon our puckers befure s-liin i I i III 'I I 1 , r .1 ' s I
I
m .'lit ih.it Mr Webster lay s'upi.r tor s.iiiie hours before
Fntal Aooidont.
.ir. nr.ries u. vv ncox, a cierK in t,, Tjri. 1 ,1.
theoliiceof the Commissionary Gen- . HOCS. The Ilanmbil Jonrns! cf-n,
sudden ; day last. says the pri.-e of lio ,.-. .. .. j
anil awful death on Friday evening last. ; steady at $4 50. St. Louis R,BvK"3
He was returning to the city on a ferry ' ult, lionl. frotn the onnoiti ciile ,f T 1 1 l'oto.
mac river, whither he had been on an ' ' 'n"vo .TN,Arri ?J." TP''
xcursion. and while in the act of put- i
; tl e stnple fruit of New Filmland, ft .
iluence entirely from the wicked chr.r- 1 rusllVS " V 1 t:lllo:l C urrect.-.t
cues, and unite in a holy league, saying The state to others "stand ofl', we are holier than in a sort of
you."' his ileatn. is incorrect. 1 Ic was e.haustWe have no love for slavery. From ' ed ind ed. by physuial prostration and our very soul we deeply deplore its exis-' Ptra--teJ fuTering: but an kindred little tokens oi intelligence .M.d re.-e .aition
lence. o ro urn 11 us a. ui ir i' iiet curse .: .... 1.1 . j ... ... .1 . . 1 , ... .; , - . , , . r ri .
r or gae uiiiiiiM,ne,.u,c 1 i.i-.in e, urn at no i SKUll. scattering Oil llie UeCK DiOOU and "re .a 1 leasnniiaie, J-con.s novels i. ;a upon our nation, and as ruinous in its ef- uument did he for an instant, los ; his brains. The body was conveyed to his hlHn Kn'K!'ts; ferhaps it is nr'y
fects. We do not anolo-rize for it. But consciousness. Altii.-iih it is now
t,ng one hand into Ins pocket for money , A wrjt(,r. in thelast nunr -
lw mr nil v. jiu- iuni 11 iv. 11 111. itivi . pf hooKor avs ill the other, accidentally went otT. and The apple'is a companion of the
ts contents tore away a portion of Ins run?, ass.-nated with a cheerful
" w rirrrJ
Pierce's majority 483 over Soott.
Vote of Hitloy Co. I ml. lor Iresi. ilrnt Nov, 1i.2.
Scott. Pierce
Hale
Johnson Washington Brown Franklin Shelby Otter creek Jackson Adams Laughejy Del.aware Total
229 105 200 90 lfi3 51 40 84 40 114 1119
140 74 122 201 142 79 12(5 25ti 123 123 133(
cheap as they can. and then sell them
at just a living profit so as to live and precincts in Iinran county 3i2.and Mead let live. This is what anv reasonable 415 reported: Scott gains 150 in Todd.
Christa'in. Caldwell and Loo-nn conn-
ties, j Barren county gives Scott 152. ' Nelson county gives Scott 470. The Democrats at Louisville concede : Kentucky to Scott by 2000 majority, and consider Tennessee doubtful
buyer and seller ought to do. Jit. I a rill ol. We wish we could make such arrangements as to give to our readers more minutely the business, doinsrs and incidents of Mt. Carmel. Dr. Fosdick
h. lei tliore unlminrnJ I iKdrti- maiorttv, and J ennesee H.sti majority. - . ov.M, is.v
isvi svi pp. -
Oki'ioial Vote of Drratiir, SroTT. Pierce. 1 Fuglt 143 80 Saitcret k 7 1 85 Marion 125 I J8 Sandcreek 129 199 Jackson 94 1H8 Clay 190 197 Adams 170 19,3 Clinton 84 43 Washington 352 272 Total. 137t5 1390
10 27 5 2i 31 ; 0 0 0 8 113
II A I.E. i4 21
gion is suited to, and intended for the world, and its teaching should be regarded in all our acts, cither public or private. All our histories, scientific researches, and nationaal literature should own a God. and acknowledge the Divini- , ty of the Bible. But this will never be done so long as our books and magazines our histories and our newspapers are written and conducted by men of loose morals, and umbellished with pictures of doubtful character. This magazine
what will be gained by the spirit of comeovtism! Simply this, the tighter riveting of the chains of bondage and the postponing of the day when tin "oppressed shall go free."' , There seems in this spirit of c.oir.oi Tis.v. much of the spirit manifested in days of old by one w ho went up to the temple to pray '-My God, we thank thee that we are not ts other men." Ja.'ge Stevens, we r.re informed, has withdraw ;i from the 2d Presbyterian Church in Madison, and united with some small church thirty or forty miles from home. Boucher, another Vice President, could 11 i stay in the 31. E. Church, but with some others united with that miserable failure. ''HicTriie Wesleyr.n Methodist Church" , and wherefore! Those churches
seen that the inarch of his cisea.- ; had been straight forward and rapid for some time; and though he evi l: ntly felt his sinking situation, and was preparin-r for thelast great change, be maintained his cheerfulness to the last, giving thereby, hop-', tthi.h his own ir.o i '. 1 i !,er of bo.lv or mind, could no" ja-'i v. His public .b.ii s were or ii.ipi Iv I :;.led to.
Ev1.11 as l,tt- its Frid.-iv I t-t h. received
the morning's mail, in,! its c.ni.'itt laid before him by his S.vr.-'arle. r.ud gave direct!, ins cencerning th li.:lies of
which his letters treat'
we. k hew rot-' his last an gi ii was to the P.- s'.k nt. I'o.verot :i M r':i ; A little incident which o,-i . day or two i.ci.iro cir- W. !.-; iilin-irate-, in sent C 'gr.'e. t a .-t:-oii jr v-iil v r rvi 11 a
late residence on the corner of Twelfth ' 1 '.,r r,'es srn w dim- '? ltV " '
and X streets, and the fnrnernl to..fc S,,"1 V,h Che- w,th 'A
place yesterday afternoon. The deceased was a worthy citizen, and enjoyed the esteem of a large circle of friends;
was 111 me tnirty-sixtii year ol ins aire, and has left behind hiir. a young fa mi- , lv to sorrow over the truly sad event. Wash. Kt public. I
. ' ai;i', .'u iiikii. you Mp-irn ypiir n-i
i h-lere your head. .All of a sti.i.ien a hw 1
thought strikes von Brins: in theuppi.c i like nitric. The foot lights j-i d? scene brightens
Votins for nonil..nmoOntilour. It was reserved lor the recent election to exhibit a new idea in the historical
records of mankind.
fr
K 1
e. A
n :rt mc nt v, as b
l.t.. til-.- .--" :i
makes one good step in the work of re- wouid administer the holy one liarist t. ' len,,i l'ir! mnloii "it c
co jiiir.i-.!. i.i ;:i m Webs; or. cheerlullv
r-. ... ... ,
, m, rvill.ri, 1 Frn.fn f .f.
bovr many individual hnvethe honnro' ded. But, like manv oilier tr.T!-
the rlond of anolirationn only irrpa - dirknee. Col. Skinner, idown in TfTti.; reen!y put in a rtiim If-r- liin: Ietillemrn. I was ntlhal h,tiVW"i
It was thought that ctrnseh wan kille.l I was! I'm,.,,,.
Mi M Hi. I ay I every possible variety of human conduct t""y who did kill Tenimsy Un; ' j t : pa letter; ' had been exhibited." Solomon himself ,,li' tnnrli Twill say: Tecnrnsv k- n ' 'had said that there was nothin-r new . wi,h "f my pisto!: and rrentln,,, ,T , Vill. iThe rejection ofthe just and great had w;",'1;t "'V ! Wnd onthrrf. , ,..,1,. 1 ' . . ,. , , a casion of that sort ' .! r ,i oiiiv a h-.-en o.ten done. Human malice had " .ers death, done its utmost against human vir-
v.ver of .tne. Alliens had banished Arir-tides and a -
, , , " ;," '"U1"'" " tiiiiiiii mn. An 'I
1. 11;; 1.1:111 nan neiieaueu i-vunev. .or
t tilei bled ;
nt iro::i t!i
it t
'i'i
c-i
r r . 1 .......
10r.iMi.011 o iar at least that christians both master and slave, and this was an 1 have no longer an excuse for ' covering ,,nr.ardonal.lesin. Those rhnrches vvoii'd
1 -
I 3 5) 37 15S
their centre tables with a diseased litora
lure.
n hiswerl-
preach repentance and remission of s!;:s ' t t' , a,;n--t
It will ik vi r d
pupil. -'1,1''- , ", !i T. It,- t II,...., T '
- 1'Vi 1U UIITI- ailVl llllr VV ailllll'r to Human run rn' pi I'm mnrnmrnlt .! tin (.:'.
1 . i . ,i 1 , . :.., . .1 1 . t-, ..... 1 1 .. , ,- . ., , .
"" .- j-il:ii. lit- r:i 1 1. ,11 . 1,11 ip oi i-n man., a intri i rinnpr n.rTts. i, n1 .-in-.1 I j
tl ii ii. 1 l;, 0V 0 ' mi Emperor. 'hit in America we have f"r niffereneo of wntrip. nm1 tl:n
1!,- !,. p.. .1 . . . 1 .' . . . . ' 1 . V 11 . nnnnA If tnamti., f r- m - . - .
late hour, hi simnte ipoloirv . '!.-' man, w are too on.irtird f.-r vaii C,v m 'n, I have n rook wh.i never rsk '.-
1.1 luirOiv
:'.!v'. Ir -r." is he 1 o
nn l.mperor
done something superior to all this. We have proved that the United States can
outdo tne world in anything, and cui-
th
10 every class 01 s'nnirs, ana mat snock- : ram :V, in u;-ieU man.
The church is particularly happy in 0d these men of tender conscience, and ! himseifwith a ,-tr.mg t f!'
ey vvi.l
Then.
in. ,. 111. 11 in-iiii i" 11,111 110 i-.l- ., . . , . , .
, , ,, , . . l ie rnninanv nas come, out wln-awr th ill the most intellectual city in u.. -,,' "
But we are happy to learn that Dr. Bran
son.wilh whom - care personally unacquainted, but noni our friends represent as worthy of all confidence, has taken his place. That township is one ofthe richest and healthiest in the world, yet they need a physician, and being able to pay good fees are entitled to the services of a good physician. We trust and believe in Dr. Branson they have one our. Ii tied and worthy. The Springfield Academy, tinder the care of Mr. Ceo. A. Chas is still prospering. He his had over sixty pupils the present term, and th" prospects for the next term are ver flattering. See his advertisement. As 3Ir. Chase's School h now consid. ered nernian nt.a good boarding house is much needed there. Fifteen or twenty boarders, it is said, could be had immediately and permanently. It is one of the most pleasant places, to reside in the
In 1S-1S Kentucky gave Taylor 17,421 Official Vote of nonrhorn C ount v
in the
T , . t . , 1.,.,
svisvinpi. jonn r. iiaie received votes
Copiah conntv irives Pierce 334 ma- county.
jority; in 1S4S it gave Cass tbl majority. Warren county gives Scott 209 ma- Eawrenceburgh, jority; in 1S4S it gave Taylor 412 major- Centre,
iiv- .Minor.
shington.
osran.
Attala county gives Pierce 352 major- Wasl y ; in IS tS it gave Cass S3 majority. Hoga
Harrison, Logan,
Kelso,
York,
Sparta, Clay, Caezar Creek,
itv
i': i . . - -- '
1 lsiiemingo gives rierce Mr2 majority in !8tS it gave tass 350 majority. Louisiana.
vv est naion iiouge gives Scott 112 J ,,-!...,,
majority; in lS4Sit gave Tavior 14'ima- 3Ianchester
j,.i 11 . . Point Coupee Par sh gives l i rco 1 45 majoiity: it gave Cass S3 majority. West Felicianna gives Pierce 1 10 majority it gave Cass 2! majority. East Felicianna rivcs Pierce 97 majority, estimated in 1S4S it gave Cass 45 majority, Connecticut. Gives Pierce a plurality of 3000 sure. Irle are. This State gives Pierce a majority
ot .0: in l!4: it gave Tavior 523
itv.
TlarTland. Pierces majority in this State is
5.4S5, with Charles and St. 3Iarv"s coun-
Pierce, 425 343 t;s 31; 79 144 100 2 S9 2tt 307 123 157 7! 52
obtaining the services of Abel Stevens
as editor. He has the natural talents for an editor, which can he said of but few men in this world. In addition to this he has the experience in that field of labor which but. few can boast. And without this hitter, it would be impossible for him to edit a newspaper, as judiciously, as
245f Majority for Pierce PS1.
major-
the last vote for Covernor, majority in the State was
1 , . W L - ...1 ' .1. r-.
1 1 . - u. tv nt ,u uuiii, which ff.ivc laviorm State, and any buying or fitt.ns up prop- iS4S, 737 majority. 'orin erty there need have no fear of its ever Virginia. beominr valueless. The means of The returns from twenty-eivrht cound,...;e, ,.l i;:. :..:, ... ties in this State show a gain for Pierce
o'"" " e..i..-.s rtie of 300 on l?001'- when the ' - " " - - ' ! S.500.
Tho Vallor "nw. Ithmlo Istaii.l . This is the name, we understand of! We have seen no definite returns from the new Hotel just finished in our town. this tat0' hut it is supposed that it has 1. 1 1. . r .. voted tor Pien e. It h is been rented for four years to 3Ir. . ow VorU. Kingof.Mixerville who will take posses- The r.-tums from all the wards in sion in a few days. It is the best house ow lrh city. except two districts, rrive i,iiheVi,;i,.U;i,t.,.Mi. 1.1...1 C" 10.7n7 mojority; Pierce gains
vv' "'..' . i.e m-M over Cass in in the State East of 31adison and Indian- Scott loses t.:
apolis. It is three stories hi.ii fifty 1 ler"s vote,
feet front, and running back about S5 n l?r,ok'yn, Scott received 6.101, and
It is admirably arranovd f. r a Ho- j ', n !,'" ' The owners Vi - - vv k ! In Alban-V 1 ' 4313, and Scott 1 no owners-. .Mess. m. Robin- 35-4
ISntlor Coiinly 'ot;nloto. FIERCE MAJ. SCOTT MAJ
154 50 IS IS !4 1S5 15S IS 170 142 155 1C2 70
Fairfie'd, Hanover, Lemon, Liberty, Madison, 3lilford, 3Iogan, Ox lord, Ueilv, Uoss. St. Clair, Union, Wavne,
Scott, 324 235 107
70 tne .National .Mag.izm
at .New ork at .s2:00 per annum in ad4 vance. All 3lethodist Clergymen are 34 agents, to whom any one can apply. 42 And no one need suppose the contents 130 orthis magazine are exclusively devoted to advocating and defending the doctrines j.'j of lite Methodist Church. Xotso. It
takes a wide, high and noble stand, seasoning its pages with history, literature, science and art recognizing in all the band of God. The numbers we have seen place it far above the '-Ladies Repository," another Methodist Magazine
at Cincinnati.
left them no remedy but to "shake off the dust of tin ir feet' and sr.ei:m:. They did so, and the world still moved on, and those churches they left still prospered. P.ut now tiny have struck ani.ther scent. They have discovered th.it if a man or a church does nut exclude from
his p
n again, and
32
1475
its communion overv slaveholder, and
tastefully and as meritoriously as he does aiso M who sav ..lirotW' t0 ,,..
It is published
iiiii.i w...'iv. .u.vi 11 I l II II 1 1 v enn nunc I , l
is unlawful to unite with them in doing good. Their money for missionary, bible, and tract efforts must not lie in the treasury beside that of these naughty men. They must have a special channel for their benevolence. And now what will they gain! Renewed and increased anti-slavery efficiency! By no means. 3Iar.y nnti slavery men men of strong free soil inclinations, are heldofVby this mad com f.OfTiSM. Will they benefit the slaveholder!
The latter is filled too Their access to him. after tho mnnif.w.
much with fiction, and school-girl com- tation of their deep-settled animosity, we positions. It seems to start out ith an opine will be hedged up. They " will idea dishonoiing to the female character, meet from him the same opposition and that they are not capable of appreciating hate they measured out as his portion, or comprehending any thing but light Will they reach the slave! Tur.v trash and baby stories. But tho Xa- c.vxxoT. Whatever books, tracts and tional Magazine is intended to strengthen papers he may be permitted to read, the minds of men and women of intellect, nothing bearingthe imprint of this Soand of reason. cil,ty vil, bo aIknvC(1 t mcot ovo I'n olliiiik.ln iniliann, What will thev do ! Why thev will Tl-.. r. . n ; . . ' -
Net Dem. gain on State election, 135 , ' "V:V. T.., ... V , nuuor ! co,,EorT- Milleriten. So did
......r.,,.- mm, nn. ii (irive iiern os- .1. . t n-. ,
f,t.iwi,.,.i i.,- .i. r....i..,., . , u,t 1 rl"' " esieyans.
, ut-v u.uiKin' law
that will do, s od the expiring Necret.iry. as he s;:t:k b.i'-k ::gtin. i .lt ;::sted. " ?l r. VVi-lti'r' f m ri-Nsior . For several days Mr. W. se.1.1 J impressed thai he slionld Iiv until : It;- sabbath sun had dawned again: i;m 1 so it proved. On Saturday morning h noticed that Hr .1 d'Hes looked very sad.
!e re-
s-oIMr
e 1 tip-
to send i ceive tii 'nit it tence.
"in; tlie L niteu Mates no ess than t ie re- v.,i..i :..jr,.- nr.- .
rt oi ,v tl. ne nowred citr ot ISoston t hons.-iinU nl IT r;.- .,,:,.. i. .,.,. ,. , - I
I p 'opie voted for a dead man for Presiden! si" if pnrti- br I si5 rtjpjr-r1 o w
not njinn. at T'. -ann iT,',rt'n'fJ. h r-i
s idrpii flip rtfr-,wrr,p,it rrir,, irn:l
Ihuvp lli plar-p an d f.i n r-tiirn. Noble trait! May it become a nu i one. ' i
.s b,
and decided a signaler . as ever in h's day Th y could not be ignorant that he was efvoii1ii.nl. h '..'.th iil prim". "There dead", for thev had seen hi in buried. They
1.,,.
counting the ebbing saii.U of h s pa- , , -.. . i. .1 .1. i n i, o
tient s Hi ', nppiirenuv. as iii ii;ii ne knew th- li-t were runnMrg fast, ('beer up. Doctor, chei r up." s:ii.l 3Ir V.. '-you'll get me through to d.iy. and until the morning."' And in a similar spirit of conti.lence he bi s u .'it the friends wlio stood at his bedside in Fri-
could not believe the election would raise the dead, for elections are carried on according to the Constitution, which contains no such power. Inline, they i vldi ntly intended to give the world a new id-'a. and as Iloston is the Athens of Aia rica (1) it was proper that I5os-
i . . 1 1.1 e, uhnt lining n-1 , r, . , -,
... ,. .... .,,.- ro bevond all ancient ideas of ci
ther the sublime or the ridiculous. E"rJ t0 alii,ir ol - V ' Henceforth Boston stands alone in this llavua,aud hav no :ou!.t that it will
new ideality of hero worship. Tin dead have had monuments built to them, epitaphs written, eulogies pronounced, their ashes scattered in ven-
Xlio ( rcwi nl il Affair. Washington. Oct,; The Republic, this morning says:
"We have the best autiionty, in SBTmtl.1 the Cabinet has takeu strong prouiii in '
, -.- l i -.o' ' .iei in. i. naiii.-r, ii lion i.e.1 in dav evening waitiigi.i dread sinpense Zi i ....... i ,r i i . i
.' tii v . triii iiivti iiriuir ii.iv i inf ii 1 1 1 imi
lor as 'resident ot a Republic: (t in. (iaz.
tnehouriv expected dissolution
tire for n st. assuring them thev
-to re-
should
find him "here." in the morning.
r-. IV - r A i ;iii: ly . Tin ber-'it vrd widow roci iveii t.-day a very t nichi ng letter of cmloleii :e from President Fil. more, written iiiiiin diately
ait-T being apprised ol the s.ul event
r ive meiuliers ol th
.ew l orK t itv. iiroiiiers oi .Mrs. vv c
lowed up by a deiii;md lor rcorcS.of li wrong conijilaiii.'d of. Tln-re i'i M backing out by the aJniiii;-trIioa, ha '. I rii;hls and honor of the coumrv ia ,;3i-' Cited. Lieut. Potter was order--! to Wif'iict"3! to pi.-e full infonivtti.iu to th- g -reriirneat, and at bis own reau-st h.w !B trifrrr
Total,
1374
lisr:ct "'Injorilj-.
icse wan
i,305 a compared withTnv-
feet tel.
:&. Wm 3IcCleerv- have added much I In Tompkins countv .even towns give to the credit, comfort asd respectability ' t?00" 4-' majority; and Hrown county 250 of our town, in thus erecting at so great ' for, ',orc?'. c . . , , . . . t Oiumbia county fives Pierce IV) , a cost.so fine a building tor a hote'. We jritv hpethy will be amply repaid. When Eight towns in Genesee county gives we see how h?does t matters, we will i Scott $50 majority, and Prin.rl.
The following .-.re tho this Mate. Kverv lull renuires the sim. l-unl 1 " J ',rc monuments of the fol iv
Jll Lane and J H Farquhar. iti the nat,!rc ofthe Auditor of State, and of a of thus introducing schism into the counties composing this Congressional c?lstor his office, and he is now bu- church, an I "casting fire into the sanc-
llistnct: "li.'s.-.i in iiiiing up iao mils ot tinrv "
ctifterent hanks. Government Stock Tiank, at Lal'av et te. Prairie City Hank, Terre-IIaute. Public Stock Rank, Xewport. Wabash Valley 1'ank, Logansport. State Stock Rank, Logansport. State Stock Hank, Peru.
Plymouth Hank. Plymouth.
incaana -tocK Hank, l.aportc
Dearborn Franklin Kipb v Rush" Hecatur Ohio
Total,
Lane's fi03 372 214
us:)
Fanj's.
107 87 1
tuarv.
i We close by suggesting -a change in the "name and style"' of the Society. Let it be denominated '-The Anti-slaverv ! Come-out 3Iissionary Society of Cincin-
, nati, to relieve the churches in th ' States from the curse of Slavery.'
OCT" The ladies are becoming decided- by the owners to the stciai-r 0f0'g-.. lv fast in 3Iuskingum and Richland conn- .. . ties. Light ladies at the first, and five 1,1 Wld T i0 r,H i:it tb last Pninitv Palm it,l r,. Te MaHison Hinn-r ff tne ' -
' . . 1. . il. . f tl r 1 ii npfm-0tl
Lerov family, of r';i'1,rs ' horsemanship. In .Mansliebl i"B" "" 'c "u " "'
i, two married and three single ladies con- "Air. u m. vv . vv orseie; , vi
ster. arrived tins eveipiir. It aor.ears to tested lor the premium, two ofthe laf- died of cholera on Moa.iay la', on 0 '
be imdertood here, ta.it the bereaved tor, a Miss Hale and a 3Iiss Culhertson. steamer Dr. Franklin, between Leuif widow will unit ibis scene, n. iw sn s.ul- on unbroken three years old Colts. We t. r:, He wm i 1
.lined, and wili join ber fainiiy m New -niure to suggest that premiums or. ba- liml(be n,aa.andoae ofthe oldest pri
nies vv ouiii ne more appropriate at t airs . , ., . j , fn-tu'i, a. .-:.....! r .i 1 '.- ' , inthewest. Havin? amass.-d 1" 10
;eMi;iieii lor me pronioiioii oi uomestic . , . , j frn1. i.'t manufacttires. adal'Y truUy, he retired from
ness some fifteen years aj.i.
genuine Yankee thus adver- ''The wife of Capt. John .';
York
'I' lie I'ost Picric in I'.v.iiiiiitulioii. A pest mortem cxaiiiiuiitn n shows 3Ir Webst t diied of disease of the liver. The immediate cause of death was hein-
lnerrluige of
owing to a morbid Mate of ihs blood, consequent upon the above disease. There was also dropsy on the abdomen. The Roston Atlas says: We learn that a very careful, minute and accurate examination was made, under the eye of one of the best living morbid anatomists, and the results carefully noted down. We presume that thev
will be, in due time: carefully collated
1 a . . 1 T..l f .... i j- I - 1r frx-.." J
tin stonn.li -,i,.l K..-l. ins iriiiim vvm- am llie inni ot Louisville, also cieu uj-ou uk i
.....l.t i ....... ... '.' August, on the night of a 3Iondav.
eloped from her husband, the wife of John Grundy; his grief for her absence
each day growing deeper, should any
the same desease.
OHTiT OF HYMEN'..
one find her, he begs him to keep her." ;
(tjOra said a little girl the other day who had scarcely entered her teens, "31a. maint I gett 3Iarried!" "Why, child said the anxious mother, "what on
and iioiile initilie.'.-is th...- :i! h r l
interest to the admirers" of his intellects h put that notion into yonr head!
al greatness and to the scientific world. We understand that at a recent meeting of a medical society, some ofthe more
Free' striking results of this examination were
stated, anil formed the subject of hn in-
Lane's majority in the district, P04.
St. l.onii Tlnrkcl. St. Iau is Nov. The supply of wheat is Inrc-Y Tin-
Tliccw Scrrrlary of Stasr.
J..iwara J-.verett has been
teresting scientific discussion. The ce-
be better able to speak of Mr. King, thc n cw landlord.
rrlrnnt IVhpil, ..
ow that our people are all inferos- j Ontario 1 100, and 3Iorgan. Whi.r for tel. we hope those purchasing wheat. Congress, has 417 majority in tbeMl tVK- ir' e"rir o-n alonethe district, and ten towns in this district'
dependent candidate from this i-,t- receipts to-day. have been over 20.000
tor engross, is elected ity.
rebral organs were of the very lare-est
, . .
The Rank of Connersvilie has already Se.-ret,rv- . 'iJ'X".1' U i known capacity, exceeding by thirty per .
a circulation of two hundred thousand ster anifwe.inder .it i con,u,n tt,c nverapc weight of the human which is soon to be doubled-Putnam "tereil , po 5," d t - of h, "Im ''"V?"" 1 ?,r'5,,; ".ml V",y tW knwn VXce It,.,ner i - 1 Mr!" Ul Mu of his office. This ions. (Cuvier and Dunnvtrenl the lann-st
"Cause all the other girls are getting
married as fast as they can, and I want to. too." "Well yon must not think of such a thing don't von ever ask me
such a foolish question again. 3l.irried Mr. P. Huber and 31
indeed! I never heard the like!" "Weil, both oiivossv ille
ma, if I can't have a husband, maint 1 have a piece of bread and butter!"
lit f ranklin o. uice r" F..1. rt II ik'-oh 1" t'l" Hl"'r- . , ft-. .At Ml. Carmel. J.if. W. K;v. to S.irab A lr''"- c ,1, s.ilvorto Man- Ann Smiin. m. Loli.-rto Rutli R i-"-'-Jo.-en i R-irbour lo Joaiia l.d.-.inrt In KnllcrC n.Oliio. M A R R I K I . n We.lncs.l. y the 27th inst.lv Roy. C. S-nn v' J. K. Thnina-. to 31iss H. A- -v
both of Hamilton. .li:o. On the 31st inst.by R 'C. J
s lii.ra:
Kv.EJI.1
n hi
'2000 major- n".she's:, 10.000 bush sold at fHK-i 7oe. i W o quote Corn at 42cf43. t!000 bush.
s a good appointment, and w ill be well ofvv'hich thei
It is also
.Monro- county gives 1000 majority lor ; 0at so.-'1 at32(rf33. Nothing of impor
Scott
tance
doi
mg in provisions. . 1
Lard is held af 10.l(.i li: Racon Shoulders at tcitU and do Sides 7J to 8c.
,ctHo,nr.n,,c.rK.. lie 7; o : " -rthy of remark, that a well, narked, efThis well known and well beloved to the discharge1 0?.: of rZ -Z man. died at Cincinnati November i !,s J'opartment great experien ce in pub- 'although there were no perceptible evMh. of congestion of the Brain. nc at.airs and a thorough knowledge of idences of any lesion durin r 3r. UVb-
m.ie vv awr v anai. win turnish 11s ' rives Scott ar.n mi.it,-
I. 1 . -. u . 1 . : . . 1. 1 .
vmiii mc p.ui inev are paving: henango county oaves Pierce
toritv in seventeen towns.
Rochester, Harrison, l'rookvil'.c
oiv York TIarkrt.
steady
-Metamora. .Laurel, and Connersvilie. j Washington county gives Scott
Our people wish to know w here the best ,'
pru-s are p.-ii.l, and we charge nothing tor publishing such facts, uhen we cr.n get t iem. Those buying could not spend 3 cents better than by paying postage on a letter, informing us, aniUhe rest o: man kind, what they are nving. It is rumored thnt Rochester is paviiig higher than at a ny other point. "Why not let it be know 11 1 Presidential Election. Ix,i-ivn.i.r. Nov. 9 Kentnekv ive Se-.t from 2000 loij,XI niainriu rwt Trim.-.i.-e 1500 to IfJOO.
Flour
Sal
' "' 4:m tor uenesee. sales of 45.000 hush VI,.t . uu
- , o.w. V lUU lor Ked t)hi,. Corn is very firm nt f4 f Sac, with a light supply. j Pork and 0 ef are unchanged.
1 1 11-.., c.
" 1 -....-.,.,,. i-ui';ir
v .lai.igus county gives "Scott "in m. , 0.1 ,.:
jority vMieni .uoiasses. new crop at Pnme conntv mv,s , .. fI0' S,.lio B"eriin demand at
- e - J ma- Mil "i nm M.iti nt a K t
I . . 1 , 1 . 1 . , , ..
Tavior f Den, v. ,uj . o . "' l .an,! nrm- lnnr articles are un-
Irom the 27th district, and Chase i
' v nig) irom the 19th district. fltitii, : .
...uuij j;ir riprce tju ma.
iv.ur K.reigi reiai.ons.witli a highly cu'.U- ster's lifetime- It is suoi,7s. d to hav e
ivv- .,t., i.:.. .1: -.1. r 1 aix a mimt. He has represented his dis- lm,.ii i-,no..l 1- 1,; .-..m r 1 .
- 1. i.j;i.ij'iiii. ,u.-..ni. 11 irum friet in " . 1 . , 1 1 e i.ia 110111 ins Washington savs that Gen. Scott attrib- m'-. 1 v "-riS!5- booni , (ovem..r ot carriage in Kingston, last spring. It
f thol'ni; -s Ur::,,-:-? " r r1"" " ,s . rcmarKaUle i.nvMoIogical fact, that
b9
majority.
Orange county gives Pierce P?7 majority; in 1S4S it gav e Tavior 1002 majority.
jority.
lour is steady wit!, a fair dema nd. ,ltes his defeat r tho mWarmne ;,.lahusetts, and has
k I.;! ' ,r. "Vn?,?:,: ,or -Mwm. Fillmore and Webster and their pV " J ""sler rwi."cnt an injury which would have impared the I is followed bv iaw law. and
K .-it I
tli.
. mji
j 0C7The Franklin County Agricultural ment
joiity; Oswego county gives Pierro ! fs, S-.V ."J ,v "r n' "L. J?' on ln .-O.was contributed in the citv
-' '" '.-'"""- l l."msv ille for the sam purpose.
friends, and to tho iniliioneo nfiWm,.i. ' 0 nr" lortunatc in ob- intellect, if not at nn,-e r.-.ised
1 ork Herald. '-" --crv ices in tne uepiirtiiieiit of another, should, in this in,taace have Whatever may have contributed to this ! " been att:nded with so little external evdefeat we do not believe ten. Sc:tt has 11 idenceofso important injury to a vital Said anvthinir ahont if f t U thu mnrn1 Tl,. f .,,.'... . , .. ortrail.
iii?ili" r - . , v . , "v iu uu-rs suit continue 10 naul larc . ( 01 , f,alCS Of n ll'llrt n th., nnnnn m.L- n nn ll ! n.,...:.:.. . . . V1
. . v t" --" .... is - naul, lies 01 nay into onr city, .ni.l nc il, wwri. . t ... iv. r r . ni niro
Cffranh c disnatch. t V.,l,mn i, ...1....' . I " V 1,11 W iia-mi. 1... in ruan, Jiecior ot "
- ' .: i - ,:"J,U" a5 prevenr its being Trinity Church, New York, has refused
vvaM.inzinn q.nnu,nt. i '' ! ? ou "ro-now jre filling up the use of that building lor a religious tim . keep com pan v with tombstones and P 'r '' The sum of 1,139 was contributed j tZ ; ' ,s imated that not less serv ice 011 the day of tha funeral oi the dials. ' t?- 1
in v.incmnati, at the recent election,t in ' " L .: , " . 13 V J . 0 1H1K0 01 u 01""Ston fcV- To
aid 111 Inn dinor t ,0 Wns .lnMnn Ar. ; , ' ""'-'u--, nun in nui noais
Qoftion forExfrriff. If five and a hhlf yards make a
"perch," how many will "it take to make sun to
a sea-bass. A quick way to produce a hulirush tease a short horned Durham in ll y time. A Lo.nu Hiitt.. The hour that girls spend on Sunday nights in waiting for their lovers. The Root of all Evil To root
in another man's taters. Cause why !
ail 11 an-
uealli, in or nf nissin r
Crj- If giving a carcass of mutton to a man cost three dollars, how much v.-oild it cost to lamb"' a boy! Tie committee on pugnacity will please
On the etith inst. bv tne
ell 3Ir. Furman P. Appb'' ca A. Wheldon ofReily T.1 . 1 . . 1... ...'li in:-
jv tne same 011 me - j-., Thouisen.si.n of Capt . M i l':'1'
ncy .V. li;irr:-
IV., Wedne-.'.-ir in i TT1 le
nd, in Han-.ver te-. nsl'd'-, .'''
Mr-
V-vrs .- IJ..V
(Jiii.ind, 31r. J. P..
Lewis .
,.il ,, l nil' .--,i.i " . Tl.,3. in Diirrtuu-ii.bv R v. V. m-1 .Mr. James Sheers and M -s -- ' 3Iarshall.
Hon. At ?,!.) mi: ri' t. -'!;. Kr.-r.ct. W.
. U.- I1...I I..- 11
.fin; i- l.i-t. ni-ii ii:e
1 1 r. Ki.r di'livi-
1' i..'1'l. :n..l li
:i. Ill :
..fT; f,-.
1-1,1 :i:.l
Ihv on tin' o,',
('iiirinnali l.rl' - i j.i .--i,i. M'e 'i-ri I'"- k- r--", U. . rlh. irisil :'o'.tl"
OCT If yon would seta proper value on so-i Vo:;;t...-s.i:i -r !' r-'.
r 1. lis; i-i. , - --, ' . -
;ar:. 1
uri'.v .Jii-i
LC' To preserve vour virtue, work
' j lavingatour wharf. Buyors are pavin.r O" A hot Iron, heU on tlie spotted partu ten hours a day and board on weak-fish. r.y the proclamation o'C"- '.'fT. for small lots of a pood article Sl per Jr "'!l'tle".,,",ni,SoJ b" w e.rs .y (rAiinii wh se-s a shovel full the L'5th day of this 3I-.r': , . yton, and for large "prime lots 810 'per nflZVTir ( din brinS forth a should not has been set apart t.s a d,v.. , ., ton. r Aurora Standard. 1 vrMng ' " bck , doubt that a grave fnll might bring fcrtl, ; jrivitt? r.nd f' "r ''' - '
T:ia:5riCil'ii:
n mig.-l.
State.