Indiana American, Volume 21, Number 6, Brookville, Franklin County, 28 January 1853 — Page 1
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.vim "j-'MinuTs generally, tlio neglect windows and come up from the o-nrden
garuons ;u an seasons is notorious
t'e Indiana American.
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Constantly driven with field work, it seem? time wasted whenever they devote a day to such small business as working a garden; particularly if it contains anj thing more ornamental than a cabbage patch, a row of early corn, a neglected corner of weeds and potatoes, in about equal proportions, or a small bed o! peas, about which there is often a little scolding when they need hushinsT. If there U an asparagus bed. or a few pie-plant roots, or perhaps a row of currants the male part of the household, as a general thin?, are entitled to hut little credit for them.
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k,:,vilU'. mi the '.'Ttti of .., - b.M5 ..f loo lV'-rovs, ( Wtii. lt?otta-vu Jr. : K 'vvr oamo t:5 , .-:.r.'. ro.-r.'i i i; from . vr. vv.. i'.t.'Bo:." lie had been in ear-
siness man. l no He fella victim
that has murdered Hut I wish only to ;';!!l'0. !.".d ?lot to
Mute .ly!ttm in l.oniiniin. Mr. James S. lsrown,of Indiana. whose valuable services were some time since obtained by the directors to take charge of the Deaf, Dumb and Hliud Asylumdias arrived in our citv. Ho also brings with
OUR CMP BASKET,
Lex Tauoxis.-the N itclii (Miss.) Fre Trader proposes that their next Legislature pass a law to confiscate any rooiI imperteii into that State from New Vork, the proceed
1 1' go Into the general colTors of the State, j It sys ihey Ii ,ve as m,cli right to pass such I a law as New Yorn has to declare blavea freu on touching the soil.
ILJ I'oeer, ill I vou know that the comno
: turn a number ol oihtcated mutes, former- vlrls ol a c,, !. '' lr:iti, an I oxjr-
Iv !us pntuls. we believe: tluu- are :il! in. comnmea, nr sixty tunes nnire
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ii'.snea wiui tue list oi tiieir names.
mseover
ter Marcus Cheatham
"'. "hen on a circuit lybound? of SwitzerlanJ n 'iH'tinffthe services ol a proo':n?. I was sent for to visit , . ,'virir vounsr ladv. A half
ui'k across a noble, forest, - . i:i company with one or .'.on is to the house of Lee ;1h ar.:uul autumnal day, and .'.i in the sere foliage, a conso- , -s i'ie scene we were called to :'oautv, liveliness withering : V.
th." chamber the open
such habitual neglect of gardens
covered over witri a cr.mo-v-r.i'!i,,e. and cl -se by it, was ,,,nhiiot the suiTerer. the is 1 vears of aire. and was v b. imtiinl. Il r oark hair n' v purled over her hiffh. - " . Her larce black eyes that unearthly brightt,,,r disease for she was
detrnver that strikes - olv, the beaut fill, the good ,;,;. r consiituptioit. tho
.meed by months ot suuerh hr rale hand, we conid
th-1 ravs of sunlight, that ; ! r'nro' the tanrrled honeysuckle. 1 : : check p'.avcd the death-pro-..;ctic tlu-h." : Mine conversation, we sang a id proceeded with, the service. - j inn in that chamber of death, Mliewcrds "Hast thou renounce and glory of this world V She solemn renunciation of all -rv.'v. aii.l. as robed in spotless baptismal consecration was ". c !. s'ie seemed to be indeed : cot' Itoaven."' -ii-'Vii her pale hands, the tears : wii her checks, and for a nio- ' i!,-er;'iee was choked. Then - :t'i ;!'o ascriptions of praise v : v : contblence in her Sa-:vre-v over death, of an antic- . I-., ua incorruptible inheritance in - The scene was truly sublime. : her tarewell and left her. v h, r ro more. 1 - u afterwards she passed from Vi-sfv.l triumph. Hefore she :Vtiast shecalled for her father. Naturaliv he was a generous t Vind hearted man. He sat side his dy'uiw iaughtor. She hand in hers, and spoke to him r (hivs. She snoke oi davs of id !iappins. Then ot the blht ' 'eniperauce had made. Tlie ; v.nrt boweil his h 'ad an! wept r -ui ant of days!" She plead to -cast the bowl awav" to 'X the chains of the desirovirg In tliat hour of death he !vs dyinj daughter the promise. he would be a man. he would reAad more than that, he said he :e h s heart to (od, and try to c.acjhter in the home of the rem:. I was sent for to conduct i. rn! services. We laid her down autitul country "burying ground"' urst I the "resurrection of the ' Lee, he seemed to be desolate. ' 'i after-vards I saw him. He ' his daughter he wept I am :ws sincere when he told me he '7 his vow. So he did, some-
uacesimied on the household, an altered man.
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- n.i uusuiess in tae connty There he met boon compani ns. : ' a-ratulated him that he had re- ' -thev theitght he had been drinknrd they th us:ht he ought to ' "5 and be temterate. " The '"ho had so often sold him the . '"poison, said no too.
'-e.i at this
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as most larmersare gmlty ot.th-. re is no excuse. For occasional neglect in very busy seasons of the year, want of time may be pleaded; but that does not held good in winter. '-In winter"' exclaims one who never did anything to-day he could put of till to-morrow; '-what can we do about a garden in winter!"' We answer, much very much. I,?t us point out a few of the things that can and should be done at this comparative leisure season of the vear. Size of a Farm (iarden. The area should not be less than an acre, and this should be well fenced pi?, poultry, and rabbit proof. The winter is the time to do it. The cheapest fence, in most situations, is the common one of pales; the best is of wove wire. This, with meshes close enough to stop chickens, etc..
I'm- I'tinuniaim inn i-iror;
i ii- ii i i.-ni iivui a. pan i iuiiv !iuu
among them the name of Mas- ,vn comitis h, conuct w itl, fire? 'Tin a
a native of our miracle vou have not li:ul umr iriirrH hlor.
own parish, and in whose progress we ut o you by this combustible substance have ah ays taken a lively interest. Jj-The N. Y. Tribune savs there are 8,00(1 The Asylum will, we understand, he hotels, driukiu;-. 'nons and'dratu inthat ,.ity open for the reception of pupils in the ' CI,' 0,11 the amount expended in thef.n course of the present week. To urnm- i is am:l7g. almost excedi.ig belief. If the izo and put in successful operation such sals ave''4Se U) each, which is a ery low design i, a didicult matter and reuuires ! 7$" '! !m,"u"t wi"T. ?.!"?'' a
... . a mourn, am iti.n ii a ve,r larire amount o enerrrv. act am nor. . r ' ae,r
tT Ur Pars ms, of tho Nashville Chrisiim
Ilintrr. riiillips, the Irish orator, in one of his speeches, gives a most vivid personification or bigotry. It is as follows: 'Bipotry has no head, and she cannot thiuk;he has no heart, and cannot feelj when she moves it is in wrath; when she pauses it is amid tuin; her pray-rs are curses; lie r communion is death; her veagence Is eternity; her decalogue U written in the blood of her vietim: it she sloops for a moine.ii from hsr in'ernal flight, it is upon some kindred r&ck.lo wliu h-r ti-iij for keuier ripiue.aud replume her wing fora more sanguiiiaty desperation."
LAWS OF INDIANA.
A AIT Tol'rorldo for the Inr arperatlaa ol Itallroad Companies. Section 1. Be it enacted bv thi Gen
eral flssemoiy ot the State of
notice of such intended removal shall 'n retpect to the taking of lands: bat have baen given as required in the two tn'3 section is not to affect the rights or last preceding sections. , franchises heretofore granted. Sec. 7. In case it shall happen, at Seventh. To purchase lands or take anytime, that an election of directors them; may change the line ofiti road.
i shall not be made on the day designated whenever a majority of the directors
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than fifteen bnf "T' ought t. hatre been made, the company ter; but no such change .ball wry thi ?CCn bl 6ubi"lb"s to the for lhat rea50n, shaU no, be detolTeS. J general route of such road.
stock of any Contemplated railroad, may
luriueu into a corporation tor the purpose of constructing, owning and maintaining such railroad, by complying with
within ninety days thereafter, they hold ; Eighth. To take, transport, carry and an election lor directors, in such 'a man convey persons and property on their ner as shall be provided by the by-laws railroad, by the force and power of steam.
i oi me company. 1 iiere shall be a pres- oi anunais, or any inecnanicai poKer, or
me luiiuwiair requirements: whenever ..r .u" ...... , ,. . k- r .1 ' j
JrASr,,,.,,,,. t.l i,tocIrtH,- ... r . i . " . . '., " ! ,UKUk u lUB company, wno suau oe cno- "J " i.iuu ' i "
St. T.oi u PiJi.i.iVn.'--,. .rT.' I c; ii" . Z'r..7: K . 1 .B,.y ln?u i " by f-m the directors, and also ot compensation therefor.
. , : . iu iii-iuii(,w . uunaio or one mousana uoi ars for -..u ...i i:...ir v;,k . i ti
....i o,i, i .. - ., ... . i ouv.ii ruuuruiuiie uiu:eri u uie company ... ucn auu uioiiiiam ii
uvi. uhu vcry mue oi tne proposed road shall I ave been subscribed, the subscribers to such stock shall elect direc
tors tor such comnanv from th
a larire amount ot enerrrv. lact ami nor,
severance, an 1 a great many other qualifications. From the reputation which has preceded Mr. Brown, we have every confidence in his final success in the work he has undertaken: seconded, as we aro sure he will be, be the vigorous
and enlightened efforts of our able Board 1 after plauiudt Die ii I , Uou a pieea
o! 1 ( rectors and the encouragement of a "PP'yita a piaster t i t!i face, benevolent public, he has everything to . 1J Gerrit Smith denies t!nat ho intends' eneourairi- liitn in his noble mission to presenting a bill in Cuba for the acquisition alleviate the miserable and unfortunate. ol "h.
e iiave litt! doubt that the Legislature ! 01h.i N. O. iVayune acknowledged
Ad vocal ., calls Uncle loins Cibin "the i hest labric itad lie of the iiiueleeulh century., Li" It is siid tooth-aeh and ague in the f ice can be cured by taking a paper of tohaeco, pouring oil it a wiue-glas, of warm
water, squeeze out part ol lite moisture, uud
of bread
dig fashion over Ihe exemption of.MiBsiuri
iruiu ausiaie uein. Missouri h:is no Stale debt, no incomplete and abtiidoneJ works of internal improvements, uud no harrassing "senii-Btiiuul" installments of interfile pay. The Slate Trasu-y is full and overfloiiiir. and i;n
King.in bis late message, announces lhat the
reveinu f the State is larger than Ihe want the amount nf ilm m;i.,I . ..,i. f .1...
izzxr' a,,j ,,e su?-1 riMche"ay b: t roased ,ro,ii . , ,, , j l,"'e to time it necessary, to a sum equal kiiETi- n -. ? - fo,,r.t1"';"."V." 'J was 'to the.actual cost of the richt of way
iw;eiuiy, oy lulling out Ol
be elected or appointed, and required to give such security for the faithful per-
rir own r.,. ..r .I.- j...? r.i ..- '
nnmbne nnl i. 11 11 1 . 1 luiiimaic vi we uuurs ui mcir VUli'M as
. C1 ,u Bcyeraiiy snosrrioe the company by its by-laws may require- ' r,.0,.ulS0.C,at,0I,',in.Lwhich Sh:i" b0 i Provided, That nothing herein cJaS
....... vuv: iiume ui ine cornoration. 1 -i.n 1... ..
' anuii ul avi
ers as the comoany finth. lo erect and maintain
by its by-laws may designate, who may necessary and convenient buildings, sta-
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uvtuv, cpois, mu u a lures ana maenmry, for the accommodation and use of their passenger), freight and business, and obtain and hold the lands necessary
"in uiTimaieiy maKe it a tree school, open to all who may desire to take advantage of the opportunity thus offered to render the situ itiou tolerable. It will, at present, be ope.-i to pay scholars only. Baton Uouge I'aper.
killed in
bed
IT An exchange pvpr gives the following as "Jim's definitions' "Rebus, to kiss one, again. Omuibus.to ki-s them all. ISInti'lerbus, lit Liul nn.illiu. n, in. : II.. ' . I ..
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i.iu y kisiiiu aiiuiner. If a pint vf brandy will make your nose "reddish," how much will it lake to convert
it into a double-breasUd cauli-flower f 3 f" A Vnntiir l!titei. i,a ,u,t t ..w......
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uiameier ! . ., i,ee sentenced to
Red
Ihe reception of a s.veet pottto froai IJiu.,.!...! r.,.. 1.. 1... ii .... 1 ....1. ... :.. .1 . .
ivi.i , irri ivnitr. 11, ir 1111:111-:, ill 11 liiniftM tr i "v: ... i . .. . . ....
... ... u... n 4' 1 . 1 1 an ueeu senienceii 10 'i't years- im-
-...jveij;,,,, mue,. ,os. , pruo,,,,,,., at Wetherstield.Co.iu., for forging U John I). Blaiulmrd, a man ol property, pension certilic.ttes in that Slate, has been arreted at Newark, N.J, charge j j- r,,e Loudon Alias hints that .another -ol marrrju.g an uu-resuiig young girl in Uereslmff event wdl. i. nil h,..n i.Mi...
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ana motive power, together with all other appurtenances and expenses necessary for the completion and running of such road;) the number of shares of which said stock shall consist; the number of directors, and their names, to manage the affairs of the company; the name of the place from which and th place to
vvuicn tue proposed road is
coustrued as to prevent
the stockholders from reiu jvinga presi-
therefor.
Teuth. To regulate the time and manner in which passengers and oroD-
dent and electing another in his place in er,Jr ,,aM 00 transported, and the toll th manner prescribed in the lat prece- anJ compensation to be paid therefor, di g section. Sec. 14. In .ase any company formSec. 8. It shall be lawful for the di- ed tinder this act, is unable to agree for rectors tt call in and demand from tho the purchase of any real estate, in any stockholders respectively, any sums of county, required for the sonstruction of money by them subs. r bed, in such pay- tho track, turn-outs and water stations, ments or iitallinents as the directors lt s'ia11 'lave the right to acquire the till shall deem proper, under the pen .lty of to the same in the manner and by the) forfeiting the shares of stock ajbscr!- sitcial proceedings prescribed in this
bed tor, and all previous payments m .dj act;
ate. to. buch company is hereby authorized to enter upon any land for
would
I be
so nit
what
exnensive-
about
seventy-five cents per foot. The north fence of a garden ought to he of boards, or as'.otie or brick wall. This is a kind of vv ork which must be done in the winter, or never done; farmers, therefore look to it in time. Form of a (iarden. The best form is a parallelogram, half as broad as lonj, which, to contain an acre, should he fifty yards wide ami ninety-seven lonr tbat beiuo- ten square yards, or ninety superficial feet, in excess. The garden should run lensthwise, n rth and sou'h. If therefore you have a new garden to lav out, or the old one to enlarge or fence.
now is the time to do it. Draining. An undrained jrardon. except in very porous soil, is Inrd'y worth : having. The drains should be made in the winter. They could not be well done in the summer, even it von could spare the time from the other important avocations of the farm. If your soil is any way tenacious, tile drains, fi:teon teet apart, three feet below the surface, wiil not only be found beneficial, but would be soon paid for in the greatly increased productions of the garden. Tbkxouiv:. This is another work for the winter. No garden, should ,-ver beinlliv.le,i jihout Ireneliing, r very diop sobsml lilowiiii. Ann here, as in nil alier cu'liva lino, y.m will fiiui the advantage of ihe turn, it a parallelogram, as above imucated. Vox k an work with the horse and plow, instead f tired ban aching backs, and spades. Witn a pair f horses suJ good turning puuv llie sou should be turned over twelve inches uvep; then lollow with knottier team and subsoil plow , twelve iuches deeper. i?m h a bteak- . tug up would lasl for sever! years Whenever you cannot use Ihe plow, don't fail tn trench every foot of your garden with ta so ie. This is a kind ol work that ou cae. Co in the first week of Hie winter, even after the ground is frozen Iwo or three inches ce, p W e have found pulling six inches debdth ol i-lrong. coarse manure,. well trodden down,,; ia tiie h.utom ol the two feel deep trenches j sd.ie.l greatly to the growth of vegetables for ' several years. In plowing, would put co.irse j m:iune in the bottom ot every furrow.
1 RKrvnivG for W intkr. I aktng it for granted lhat you have a garden already in cultivation, see what you could co tor it in winter? In the lirsl place, rake together
every weed and burn them, or put them into 1
a compost heap, w here, every seed may be killed bv hot lime, or fermentation. All the potato, tomato, and other vines should go i'lto the same heap. Turnip, beet, and carrot tops and cabbage, leave s, should he fed to the tiiilc.it cows. Those great sunflower, stalks, if cnt up and put ,,p in the woocshed will make excellent kindling-wood. Look to your grape arbor; does it want repairing' Winter is the time to do it. t'ul awav those
Tho tirn.l U. suit.
yir.'sr Vt.fr Mates. Maine N.'W Hampshire.. Vermont Mns-ia'-hll-ieUS Ka.ite I shut. !.... t'oinii'rlirul .New York "'.'W .liTM'V !Vi;ii lv aula. .. . IVI.iw nre Man land "i-aiii;a Niire.i I 'are'.ilin. . . S.iwili I'aroliiia. I tJeoreia Fluri.ta Alabama I.'i'iisian.t ....... t .va Arkansas M ,isipi Mis-'iUri Te:ine.see K-'iiluvki
VUi lUiuo-.s. ... Indiana Mu le-ail . . liC'in-m. te a ,'.d.l'orn:a..
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:ia.-!V 4.:tos ii f-l t-.mr .i ial ti.ITi! ST .00 7 :tn.iii-i 37. .V.l.smi H:i.liiO so..-,: 7 :.:U4 :i:jc-i t :.-s:t ri.(;-n
Uostoa, while be h id a wifo auj leuchii
in Morris county, X. J. iLT Tlie rre-ideut nf the Uiltimore au i ttliio Kadroad Company, estmwles the total liabilities of the company oil the completion id the road lo Wheeling t $-;tlJi,l(ili; winch includes the cosl of all ueccessary machinery. Jj f"Ric k. The luxury and expenditure of the. present Government exceed those of Kiiy previous Court in France. The coronation rubes Inve cost eight milliotts of tran'.vs. l,tiM,U;td; thy are in fact stdf w i tli jewe'ty of Ihe highest price. Mociv ttoc s. Stock liogs ate selling m some of the counties on the DeUefouiaiuo Milroi.l at $ t jO gross, owing lo ihe scar ity of corn. Here is a chance lur speculation. Jackson County (liiil.) IK'tnocr.tt. U' The Pop:; is said to have consented to
take place in April n-xt, in the K0y.1l houss-
llolii. IT An ol I man, of C ) years, rati away, last week, with Hi "sweei-sixteeii" ilaaghterof Mr. lii.Assx-ocK, ol Sangamon Co., III. 7" Here, you little rascal, walk tip and give an nccouiitof yourself. Where have
I you heeu V ;".rtr tii g.rU, fehirV j "Di.! you ever know ma to do so when I ! was a bov ?"
purpose of examining and surveying its rjil.-oaj line, and may annronriate so
much thereof as may )j deemed necessary for its railaoad, including necessary side-tracks and water stations, material
shall not be required lobe paid except in or constructing, except timber, a right
to oe con-1 11, n .
ctniiiiin I .. i .1 . . l- 1 1 vut 1 v-uii , 11 jf.iy incut suau noi uc ulauc uv . f f V1 11 k Un 0 Wh,ch the stockholders within thirty days alt -r
, , ,,r , mien, ea to pass, and , personal deluaIlJ or 1)otice rc: iir- , 8lich its leno-th as near as may be. T-.ac b sub- 1 . . . ..L . .
... - : . " . pay mviii. siiBii nave ueeu maae in each
L ...I ,. , V "r r ssociauot !C0UIlty tbroujrh which such road s-hill bo
..? i.avv.- wi vs.uenco ar.u out,,,, Which a newspaper shall be the number ol shares taken by him a ! ,uihlilu-d: Provided, That subscriptions tu n company. ! shall not be renuired to be Duid excent in
ptc. a. Articles of association form-1 ..11 .... .f .i. 1 1 .v
I . . v'iuiii niiaiiuiriii.? ui iiji lltori; liian IC!1 ' v oijavv-uv ianu, SU1UL-1CIJI 10 itl 111 pursuance ol the proviMons of the I er cont. a Ini,th. enable such comrunv lo construct and
Sf.c. i. The directors ol such com- . repair its road, and a right to conduct pany shall have power to make by-laws water by aqueducts, and the right of makfor the management and disposition of lug proper drains. The co. poration shl! stock, p-operty, and business atl'airs of forthwith deposit with the clerk of th suoh company, not inconsistent with the circuit court or oth ; r court of record of laws of this State, and prescribing the i the county where the land lies, a de-
duties of officers, artificers, and servants, scription of the right ana interests in-
foregoiiiir section shall be tiled in the of-
; lice of the Secretary of State, and thereupon the persons who shall have Mib scribed the same and all persons who j shall from time to time become stock- ; holders in such company, and their smc- ! cessors, shall, be a body politic and cor
porate, 111 perpetuity, by the name stated
"No. Sir but mother did."
A Hush fob AusTatLiA. l-'rom all narts i in such articles of association, and shall
of the world people are rushing to tue irold be capable of suitm and bein; sued, and
j mines of Australia A lit-, U.ieiiiM Ayroi may have a common seal and may make i paper states that three vessels are filling up and alter the same at pleasure, and shall I with passengers at that po rt for the gold , be capable it. law of purchasing, holding i mint s of that country. ....1 i ... , ,
3 1 An atleuipl was made, on Motidav
niglit,ut Rushville, lud., to rub the Trea-
Tela! P;erce c er s:.:t';.
,M tne l.iee'.or
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3I.7.-S v.::u ti.roi 7,.:!7 s.n-: l.tiiS
l.Vi.liSt
como to P.uisiii May next, to crown the I fsurer s otlice. Ihe burglar, or burglars, efKoiperor In rolurn'for litis condescension, ',-l,' HU etil rnee by lore ing the lock on the ihe C iiperjr is to make certain concessions : tr.V !l,ori but lelt from Inght.
ral V.
, Pien-e ha ;
sc.ill and llalv;,
and Scott
llMtry t.iiitj Int. The fellow mi; list cu es a lew of viest Tax payers 111 Henry c uintv, amoool of Taxes paid by each: .1 It I.kw, i; W Klddel, .lames Wiiii .j, Ca eb White, Robert Woo.is, .! S Itotler, Joseph It.illd, .lames I'lctcher, Win Itutler. Joseph Clarks Instate, Able Nation, John WiNon, Aaron ISrower, Renj. Clark, Joel rressell, Ueorgo Thornton, llosrh Piven, J T Kdliot, Miles Murpbey, John Powell, W"m Mnrpliey, . I'.d Murpbey,
Asahel Woodward, John Taine, Seth llinshsw, John llenlev's F.statn, Clement Mnrphey, l.enj. Morris,
the bea- , and Ihe Jolt M aui.Uli :t.iil liil.n.t 4u.:h (i t, 1 1 4'i.vt 4 J. i ! 4.1,5:1 41 bf 4.1.I.1 4:0.ri 4 CbH 4nMI lt'T. HI Ml .45 47,01 4:l,!.l Ai r, 4i"1 55,07 40.07 40.4S Co orier.
Ill reg.iu. to the trench Iv.shops. X. Ijonowortli, of th city of Ciucinnatti paysslll.lTd d'.Haxes per annum, and a yearly increase. (0"vsci.k To iii's Cabin a a S.vnn.Tit School Hook. -The Pittsburgh Despatch states that the cheap edition of 3lrs. Stew's celebrated work has been intro-diu-ed as a Sabbath school book in the School ol'the Liberty street Methodist Episcopal church in that citiy. Sad Case. A woman, vho,not many years a jo, was the pride of a large and fashionable social circle in New Ur-
1 T runch slanderously says: The sun is called masculine troin his supporting and sustaining the moon, mid tin ling her the wherewithal to shine uw ay 11s she does of a night; and from bis being obliger! to keep such a f.iuiilv of stars besides. The moon is feniin-
ttnd convoyiur uny real nnd personal
property whatever necessary for the construction of such road, and for the erection of all necessary buildings and yards and appurtenances for the use of the same. A copy of any articles of associition tiled in pursuance of this act, shall, , in all courts, and places be presumptive evidence of incorporation of such company and of the facts s-t ited therein. Sec. 3. The directors named in the
ine, because she is constantly chau ging, first section of this act shall open books
nisi as a snip is mown nuoui nv every wino
loans, on the i!d tilt., presented herself
before Recorder Winter, ill that city .and riable rule to give good measure, over good
I lie church is lemiiiine because she is married to the Stat", n d Tune is masculine, because be is trilled with by Ihe ladies. A sj.vi.ctauv Titoioiir. When I was young, there lived in our neighborhood u man who was universally reported lo be very liberal and uncommonly upright in his dealings. When he li nt any of the pro luce
of his larm t , dispose ol, lie made it Mil iuv.i-
A lMiro Democrncj The Providence Journal tells th? following old story: "It is recorded that in one of the upper
had
hrnkn iuvipIi l.mKsir nnA nftr tlia iimhii.1
rreees,ent down Hie asparajus tons and bum plantations of Maine, where the vote
them on the bed. long been almost unanimously DetnotViimt ri.owcxn oa SrxotNrt. U will be cratic, a single vote for the Y big canwell every fall to a-dt yourself Am I ready didate was once found in Ihe ballot box. for winter? Not until every loot of the sur- flio nstonished and indiirnaiit moderator faceot your garden is turned up to ihe meli. of the t lnwtil,2 bebl it up. and calli oration influences of son, air, and Irosl ll . , -i .1 ...
He had expect- your ground is such that you can haul iu , ' ' T r ' I, d had hardened ! V -wioS, do so. ' The W lug, whose situattot, our f, tends
Vffainstit but tbcv i.i,l. and spres.; a., ,,ow orsp;e ia a good can nave no uuucuuy ituM'proo.avu.e
V-w. their "tender mercies were Atin n"r ' mauuie. After ihe - ground is froren carry on line manure, or ... , ' compost enough to give a vnrfaee-dressing,
' ''f proposed a social glass to- previous to planting in thi spring. '( refuse,! ther urtred it. The KKKr thk U wk suit. Don't let the pi
' -; "Essr.ii mvkpekek insibted also. f!uvl,'c ,,0tS08' M 10 UK Smleu ,h" plantation ' was returned as usual, all on
t". 11 II IK W llllfl.
and
ngs
not venture to come lorward. And the
moderator called forth, "Who have in that Federal vote!" Still no answer. "Nobody owns it.' said the moderator, "and it is rejected." Sa th vot of th j
"u shown himself a man. and ol
U-a'v C'H1-'! "VV i,u,ul?e without dan-
. -i!.town tnat he could master ' ' ' 'u '00 Sors went home . o1 rode past his daughter's .n-r t!l!? mauJii biocu'p, anj drunken roundelay. His ca- ' tVn ,!..,. 11.
1 j " u . lie iit'icr, pa I '! fliVe hi.... 1 1. .1 ....
... ..i uai, uiaue anotner enori j'h. the Coroner's verdict tell us ; Only in part. The spirit has receive its sentence. 1 Mall we continue to nrafo b,nit
'-ViWuv- . '
5 t, 11 vuo wouid sell tr',rs w"'key, and press it upon 'tnthey knew, and knew right . harj he was ptruo-sjling to J remise made before Almighty ,' ' s dying child' It is mostabN as well talk of moral suasion to ; rgod Hyena. We have seen PJ.,rn,e their victims thwart'y Ptir,at reformation by plans ".It tosc'l S-tr.-in docont nnd
. 'in,
"Whit harm can tbev doT That question shows the uncultivated state ol your own mind, as well as Ihe garden. In ! the Sr-it pi ice they have no biiMiiess there, and iiever ought to kn w there is such a place. If allowed access in winter, they will he ever ready to enter by any hole or opening in the summer. Resides, at every soft spell, if then is a bulb or root lhat can be dug up, Mr. Tig will have it out Mr. Sheep w ill trim your shrubs of bark and limbs, and lurger cattle will break down and destr iy the trees. The traiiing ol the ground by ny kimiofftock will injure it materially by making the soil hard and compact, and no so friable and easily pulvetized when turned up by ihe plow or spacie iu the spring. i New Yark Cultivator.
,he Democratic side.'
ecention
"td they fell dvimr of deli-
: ' !,;f"'!l0u wc h'tve seen them jC.'0-1'"-' Prctl-'"d tb weep as thev aidvv?? tllem then tho.v hav uiri'ri5 !osecure ly law the hotneWu,ow nnJ orphans'. And 8Y ; .' a 'axv forbidding this mur'insr in advance of public, sentiif this be to. T. M. E.
it.. .
:,nl ...:n.
cie in 11 , 11 -"naays, you ll nave
imh way."
... .. Have learned 1,, ,,: teV are
J.. llof 6-Ul,u hoshaJ been sold ! ,ucnt "entertained, is properly devel
oped: now many women, allot whom are expected to keep merry hearts and wear smiling faces, are obliged to spend the largest portion of their lives in low.
1 ill-lighted, and worse ventilated apart-
i-d 1
farm House. Hon. L. C Rail, in an address before the Bennington County Agricultural Society in Vermont, says: There is a more' intimate connection existing between a pleasant home and as happy and intelligent family, than is indicated by our prevailing mode of constructing farm houses; and especially in the practice of placing those apartments in which the labor of the household is performed, in the rear of, or beneath that portion of the dwelling devoted t. company and visitors. When we remember that these domestic duties are mainly performed by our mothers and sisters, our wives and daughters, we 1 shall certainly see the propriety of so ! constructing our dwellings as to render
I.ola Jlmitr'i This lady is living part of her life over seain in mimic stire action by playing in Mobile a historic il Pram 1 entil ed" L u i Mon- , s in Havana "
IP A r.oiroa laowEti. Mr. Ihuvliul, ibe editor cf t le West Troy Advocate, w.l-i ' drowned st the ferry crossing, on Saturday ! evening. II- fell between Ihe boat an I the dock, and before asitin -e c nil.l b- renlered be was crowned. Mr I lowland was a very , in.iulrious, bard working mm, anl leaves a wife and family to mourn his untimely end. 3r A TKaiiois Rim;. Pr. S. T. Rell.travfling from IVroii'.o lo this place, had oiVfoon to cross tiie Suspension Itrioge at Niagara Fails. He was riding in a stage coach which came to Ihe bridge in an early hour iu the morning, while Ihe gate kaeper was iu l"d and the' gale closed. Tile driver got the key opened the gate, and led his horses through. l:.ut whlie he was gone back Willi t ie key, the horses look fright, mi l started al desperate run over the bridge, and wera only stopped by the gate on the opoasile side being closed" iiguiist them. The Doctor re-: ports the ride as being highly exciting, and entirely beyond his notions of romance and j
reality t-lmira Republican. (7 The Chicago Journal notices a new Rank in that city, thus: "Fusileer'a Bank,' ones "letter Be," twos "letter Rip." "Rill holders responsible.' The security is capital."
... . . . 1 ..
asued to tie sent to tue worktiouse, as ner last hope for a home ott4earth. C7"Sam: of Nr.uKoiis The Columbia (S. C. ) Banner ofthe 3lst says; "The ne "roes be'.onoino to the Saluda ,1 Manufacturing Company wore sold yesterday, une-iourth cash, the balance in one and two years, with interest, and averaged jsj'd:'. Boys from K to i2j bro't $700 to 1,000. J.r The Jan. 'number of Rrownsou's Revievv siys iinm arlielo on " Protestantism not a religion ," "lhat since their uiur defeat in ihe seventeenth century by the great llos-
suet, Protesluils have hardy made iny seri- ; oua allempls lo defend Protestantism as a religion, and ibey seem now very generally prepared to abandon its defence save ns a po- j luicjl and social order. The best thing you i can say of il is lb it it is a diabolical movenieiit,"intigited by the Pevil iu bis ceaseless warfare against the Eternal." O One of Tom Moore's obituaries: 't Here lie John Shaw, Attorney at l.iw: And when he died, The IVvil cried, tJive us vour paw, I John Shaw; Attorney nl t awf LJ'I.earn from the Philadelphia ledger that ibe heirs of Stephen Girard have c eminence -acltons of eeelmtut in tlie Circuit Court and Court of Nii Priusagnust the immense e I Lite beiti-alhed by the old "Mariner and merchant' to the City Corporation, as trustees. &e, . The present action is said to rest 011 the abolishment of ths principle of entail, alleged to be Vio tiled ill the present devise, which is pertielu.d; and as Uirard could not cut ul in bis own fa-nilv, bow could be entail
it ina corporation? The action is said to be timed within the twenty-one years' timit of actual possession only by a few hours.
it? "1 don t believe it is any useia vacc'uintte lor smill pox. said a backwoods Kenluckiaii, 'Tor I bad a child vaccinnated, and he fell out of a window nnd was killed iu less than a week after." Sitntn A unit. A Mexican tells the San A 11 ton i Ledger that tviiU.i Anna is now in ihe City of Mexic sand that much ado is mid - over him. College llurucit. i At Jacksonville,!!!., oa liie ddill nit., a fire occurred iii the lllmoisCollege.w Inch destroyed the whole buil.'ing except the south wing. The losj is estimated lo b I.Od'J. lCi aTos ot ita t. Tb Sail Antonio (Texas) Ledger, says tint Ihe ferryman at IheSiieain crossing 011 the (Jaud.i'up- river, iu one day, killed over thirteeu hundred rats, and aids:
rather more than could be reu.it ired of him.
One of his friends, observing his frequently doing so, questioned why he Out it, told him be gave too much, and said it would not be to liis advantage Now, my friends, mark the answer, "God Almighty lias permitted me but one journey through the world and when gone, 1 cannot return to rectify mistakes " Think of this my Irieiuis only one journey through the world. J. Simpson.
for subscription to the capital stock of
the company, at such times and in such places as a majority of them may direct, due notice of which shall be given; und in case a greater amount of stock shall be subscribed than the whole capital required, by such company the directors shall distribute such capital stock so subscribed, as equally as possible among the subscribers; but 110 share thereof shall be divided iu making such distribution, nor shall a greater number ol shares be
allotted to any one subscriber than by
that may be employed, and lor thi up- tended to be appropriated, and such pointmentof all the otiicers for carrying land, rights and interests shall belong to
on an me business within the object and sucn company, to use lor me purpos
purposes 01 sucn company. Sec. 10. Tne stock of such company shall be deemed personal estate, and shall be transferable in the nun kt prescribed by the by-laws of the company, but no shares shall be transit rable until all previous calls thereuu shall have been filly paid in, or the shares shall have been forfeited for the nonpayment of calls thereon. Stc. 11. The president and a majority of the directors, within thirty days alter tiie payment of tho last instalment ofthe capital stock so tixod and limited
specineu, oy maKing or tendering pay-
in ent as hereafter provided. The corporation may, by its directors, purchasa any such lands, materials, right of way, or interest of the :-wnjr of su.:h land; or, in cas j the same is oamed by a psrsjix insane or an infant, at a price to ba agreed upon by the regularly constituted guardian or parent of siid insane person or infant if the same sh ill bj appraised by the court in which the des.T.ption afiresaid shall bj riiol, and, on such agreement and approval, tho owner, guardian, or parent, as the ase may be, shall
by the company, shall make a certiorate ', convey Ihi said premises so purchased in
fe? simple, ur ot!i3rwis3 as the parties
may agree to such railroad company; and the deed when made, shall be deemed valid in law. If the curation shall not agree with the owuer of the land, or with his guardian, if the owner is incapable of contracting touching the damages sustained by such appropriation, such
corporation shall deliver to such owner
Hall
1j A terrible gale and rt oj lit) occurred tit Sou ira ou the :11th of November, causinil creat destruction of property The Ka-
gle uud City Hotels, uud the Masonic w is nearly dostroyed.
"Many a lad rvturii from school, A Latin, Greek, uud Hebrew fool; In arts uud knowledge slill a block, Though deeply ski lied tiihie,ha'C hoc. A CcsTcM.mv Coi'TKv Ukitsf.u The Pope refuses lo allow casts to l made for the Crystal Palrce dl yi!enliam (Loudon) from the works of arl in Koine. Hmtini Mro,iif!r 11, 11 11 rii. It is related of a certain New Lowland divia, who nourished not many ynirs ago, an I whose matrimonii! relations aie supposed not to have faou of the most agreo.ihW kino, lii.it one Sabbath morning while reading to his runeregalioii ihe parable of the supper iu Luke XIV, iu which occurs ibis p.is.ep ''Ami another said I have bought live yoke of oxelii und I go to prove them, 1 pray thee h ive me excused; and another said I have married a wife, nmt therefore cannot come" he suddenly paused at the end of this verse, drew otf his spectacles, and looking nround ou his
hearers saul,w ilh emphasis 1 lie lact is, my
stating the amount of capita! stock s,i fixed and paid in, which certificate shall
be signed by the president and a majority ol the directors, and sworn lo by the president and secretary ; and they shall, within the said thirty days, file and record the same in the oilice ofthe Secretary ol State. Sec. 12. Every such comnanv. be
fore proceeding to construct a part of or guardian, if within the county, a copy
their road into or through any county i t such instrument of appropriation. If named in their articles of association, ! l',e owner or his guardian in case uch shall make a map or profile of the route I owner is incapable of contracting, b
unknown or uo not reside within tha
by a majority of 1 county, such corporation shall publish,
the directors, and filed iu the otlice of m 8 me newspaper orgeneral circulation the clerk of such county, lor tho inspec- in the county, lor the term cf three week lion und examination o'l all parties inter- ! an advertisement, reciting ihessbstanc ested therein. f such instrument of appropriation. Sec. 13. Every such corporation shall i Upon fixing such act of appropriation possess the general powers, und ba sub- ! a"d delivery of such copy, or making ject to the liabilities and restrictions ex- 8UC'1 publication, the circuit court or
otuer court 01 record in the county where
that is to say: the land lies, or any judge thereof in vaFirst, To cause such examination cation, upon the application of cither and snrvevs, fnr tho nrmnwod r.-nlrmid tn party, shall appoint by warrant. thrfe
than twenty days previous thereto, in a j i,e made, as may be necessary to the se- disinterested freeholders of such county newspaper published 111 each county j ection of the most advant i 'jous route to appraise t le damages which the own-
lor the railroad, mid fur sn li imni,w cr ot the land may sustain by such ao-
ed lo run. (inhere be stockholders resi- uv tliuir oilicors. agents and servants. t,i propriatiou, such appraisers shall be du-
enter upon the laiids or waters of any ly sworn: they shall consider the injury person, but subject to responsibility for w!,ich such owner m.iy sustain by reason all dainagas which they shall do thereto. of sucn railroad, and shall forthwith raSecond. To receive, hold, and take turn their assessment of damages to tha such voluntary grants and donations of e'erkof such court, setting forth the ralreal estate and personal property as shall ue ot the property which they assesa to
bJ made to it, to aid 111 the construction, ' uwuers, separately, to U9
maintenance and accommodation of such
railroad; but the real estate thus receiv
hint subscribed lor. j i,,trnded to be adopted by such company 1 1 Sec. 4, There shall be an annual j wUicl shall be certilied by a majority of:
, meeting ot the stockholders lo ue held in one of the counties in which or through ' which such road is proposed to be or .: may be constructed, for the election of 1 directors, to serve for the rnsiting j ear notice of which, a ppointinga time and place, shall be given bv the directors
chosen ns provided 111 tne nrM section 01 , presscj in the special powers followin i.:.. c... i... ...... .1.1 ....1 i
afterwards by their successors in olficc; which notice shall be published not less than twenty days previous thereto, in a newspaper published in each county through which such road shall be intended lo run. (if there be stock'ulders resi
ding therein.) in which a newspaper shall
be published, then by six written or printed notices put up in the most public. places in such county. Three judges of elections shall be chosen by the board
of directors previous to the annual meeting of the stockholders, who shall be stockholders but not directors, and who shall openly count tho votes and declare
the result, ami Mian lurnisn tne directors ; tJ bv voluntary grants, sh ill be held and elected at such meeting of stockholders 1 usej lor lll0 purpose of such grants 011-
1 1 1 1 i i ti iinttur ui i ii' 1 1 tict utiiij n nit il I. crrtificato shall be cvultMire of i heir nu- j
thoritv to net ns mich director.
less that seven or niore
Iti-ait ir.m mita Witui tit f in ilpvar at iiimm liirthar
from the kingdom ol lleaveu lliuu live yoke 'f stockholders by ballot, nnd by a ma-! ofoxeu. " jority of the votes ol the stockholders '
being present in person or by proxy; and every such stockholder being so present ut any election for directors, shall be entitled to give one vote for every share of stock which he may have owned for ten days next preceding such election; but no stockholder shall vote at any such election: upon any stock except such as he shall have owned for ten days. No person shall be a director unless he shall be a stockholder, owning stock absolutely in his own right, and qualified to vote for directors at the election at which he shall be chosen. The directors shall hold their offices for one year, and until
others are elected in their places.
by him tiled and recorded; and, thereup
on, such corporation shall pay to aaid clerk the amount thus assessed, or tender the saiuj u the party in whose fayor the damages are awarded or assessed:
Third. To nurcbasp. ami hv vnlnntn. ' nd ou making payment or tender there-
Is ot ; rv nrran Is 11 lid diin 'll i irw roenici. nnA tnhtt of ill the manner herein rennired. it shall
than thirteen ! a,,ii,v i,s.ltfi..,.rs. -n,ri,,....r .-.nd. iirv-I he lawful for such corporation to hold
ilipimr.a fl, 11 l.o c rnwet, nf citct, mufitnii. i . . .
mil i iim ti.s.-.. vi. nii,,iii"g
Annual Hiring; of Mures, j Aluvhiki, Ya , Jan. 2. i New Year's Day is always a period ol iuteuse interest here- "It is the set time lor the annual hiring of colore : sirvant. The cerwmouy usually takes place Hi "Call's Tavern," u ancient eslalilHiment nt the eastern extremity of King Mreet. Here are congregated, the sable sons nnd daughters of
lod, troin childhood lo years of lull maturity. As-enniled, ulso at this point, are the owners, overseers uud representatives for the estates to which these servants belong, und ibey are met bv our citizens w ho wish to renew their p-esenl leases, change their Cotn. st,c or employ additional ''help,''. The obligation on the part of t !is employer is iu aditilioii to th- wages, that each servant is to
- .....,..- .n l. I , ...
ors, and agents, enter upon and take uu lan js or mitenaia possession of and hold, and use all such f appropriated, anJth-j privil-ge of inlands and real estate and other property, ' inSany materials on said roadway wit lias may be necessary to the construction in ty feet on each sida ofthe centre aud maintenance ol its railroad and sta- ot such roadway, for the uses aforesaid, tions, depots and other accommodations The cost of suali award shall be paid by
necessary to act omplish the objects for su-u company, and on notice by any which the corporation is created; but Party interested and showing said pro-
nut until the compensation to be undj
therefor, as agreed upon by the parties or ascertained as hereinafter prescribed, shall have been paid to the owner or owners thereof, or deposited as herein-
alter directed, unless the consent of such
ceedings, the court m.iy order payment thereor, and enforce such payment by execution. The award of said arbitrators in iy be reviewed by the circut court orotir ouit in which such proceedings may bj had. on written i-vi-cn.
owner be given to enter into possession. ttio.ns liieJ by cither party in the clerk'a Fourth. To lav out its road, njt ex- m?e within t.n days afterthe filing f
cecding six rods wide, and to construct 8Ut-" aJi and the court shall take the same; aud for the purpose of cut- tiehorder therein as right and justice may ' tin or, pinh.inkmniit nd nme.iri nr tnn , require, by ordering a new aDoraisement .
Sec 5. Meetings of the stockholders '..?,, ,., ,.. m,i, 7.. ' on good cause shown: Provided, that
be clothed, and have .medical attendance when may be called at any time during the in- wjUlin ,he' limits of its charter, in the notwithstanding such appeal auch com-
. " -ervai w nieeungs, uy ; ma,llier nrovided hereina
"These under muling creatu res, having congregated in an immense body, aro tnveling westward. Indiscriminately, they attack everything of a vegetable nittire iu their route. Many theories are suggested for their emigration. VVe have heard of uo plausible oue. 0 Bancroft says Franklin never spoke too soon; lie never slioke too late; he never spoken won! too much; believer failed to speak a right were at the right seasuu.
of January, and clones wall Chiistmas uuy
Such is Hie increase I demand lor labor here, that th terms to-! iy average about on huudrej per cent, over lliose of lasl year. .Men servauis were hired from iKM $1 10; women 4O0, girls aud Iwvs from to $5'J.
provided in the next preceding for the annual meetings, and
ni.ii.ner nr,., wl..d l,er..;(top nJ .o,r hn . Pdcy may laite pass-ssion of the nroner-
the directors, or by the stockholders own- neccS3arv for tha proper construction therein described as aforesaid, and the ing not less thau one-fourth ot the stock, .;. ,(. j i subsequ-nt proceedinsra on the apnea!
by giving thirty ('ays' public notice of, Fiftn to construct their road uion j 8haI1 on!y affect lhe mountjf compenthe time and place ofthe meelmgs.in the j or acros3 anv 8trearn of ......... ,.'tpr sation to be allowed, if, prior to ths at-
course, road, highway, railroad or canal, ! "essment, the corporation shall tender so as not to interfere with the free use t0 6.uf h owner, or his guardian if ha b ofthe same, which the route of its road ; una"18 to contract, an amount equal to shall inlersect, in such a manner as t0 ' the award afterwards made, exclusive of .ir,,,,i .o.iritf r... iiiv. -...1 r.r.,.. . costs.ths costs or arbitration shall be Daid
if at any such meeting, thus j , rrrl,,rn,;nrl .k.h ro,fir.. ,V :', iequally, by such company aud such owner
Kiciiara ti is, 01 Illinois, was some nioni ji. ca led, a majority 111 value ot the stock- , or watt;r co roaJ or hi . th ago, convicted uuder a statute of that Mate, holders are not represented in person or ; ;ntpcted to ,t3 rnTm(r , which declares that any person barbor.ng or by rroxy. such meeting shall b. adjourn- LS'0., "3 "ItJ.
Singer Carried. : s-creiuig a luguive slave, or m any wise nin- -j iroin day to day, not e.xceedin" three T - , r i A correspondent at San francisco states tha during the lawful owner iu retaking such , 52v'?itK ' mPC& usefulness, or injured Miss Goodenow, of Ihe AlleRhauin.. waa prl- fugitive slave, shall be subjected to a tin not ( taY-V "itl.in lth d,v. ' ! lts rnnchlses, vate.y m.irri ed, wbi.o in tLt place, toIr. exoeediug $5.0, and au imprisoumeul of not ! V1 t< 1 Sixth. To cross, intersect, join and Uobb, ol Sacrmiito. , "". ll'lVS 2 tltt" ! unite its railroad before constructed at
, vase was laiveii ,u vuo u uitru ciimcuuirinv uiw.11- ........ .nv v. i.
manner
I 1V1 nnrlui.1 llax-i .1 n . SOCtlOll
The Uuiied Slates Supreme Court, at vvheii anv such meeting, is called by the :
W.a.'i i ii.rt.io I1.14 iiist in....-!, ml iiiiiiort.mt de. S.OC
cision ill refereuce to fiijritive slaves, aud the such weeding shall be
particular object of
stated in such
law of lllinios:
notice; and
In I.i.
v.'' . ll grocery, and adj resting i u" 11 , 1 01 ucn ' ntcn is b. DC tne . -rl.ha , ,ryiriff to enter at the B.bllll,,r P'acc. ot thosJ who hold to us
k vi nil itiose interestintT ro .Htian. t ir-it n
un lirrii LUinrilfix BUI a , v a.u wv
! pleasant as that which is reserved for
j the guest and the stranj-er. Vet how-
few are the homes in which this senti- administration.
-!m '.-.:u v4
'inm.:J'urui,y
delivered there Th is is
The sale we think was The same article would
over .10.7101 'c.here. St. Louis
T Never marry till you can face the nm-t-ic of the butcher, grocer, dress-maker, twenty-three cousins aud several babies.
ID The Rrt shallow tailed coat that old Suorby got, so displeased him that he starched the tails and used it for a boot-jack.
may require similar statements from the directors, whose duty it shall be to furnish them when thvt) required; and at all general meetings ofthe stockholders, a majority in value of the stockholders in
auch company may remove any president
with the necessary turn-outs, sidiugs and
switches, and other conveniences, in furtherance ofthe object of its connections;
and every company whose railroad is or j shall be hereafter intersected by a neiv i
rrr, hr iin vrtriiniun. . .,.i ,k , .- .I.,.,. r iii. .v,..ii K i.eK-od ! any point on its route, and upon tne
We clip lhe following as ono from among 1 iuois cou flicied with the law of Congress i sEc. 6. At a 'reiralar meeting of the S1"0""!13 of 5uch other railroad company,
. ... . j alios of prayers read recently throughout l,u lUc onsuiuitou ou me same suujeci, stockholders of any such corporation.it A poor devil in on of our western jails ! ,r J, ... . and made delinquent, liable lo a double pun- -u.n un tu A,.tv nf tho nroaident ,nrl d; savsihalalthoagh he lias been in prison six i b' order oftl,e C,er'- FoorFra", iah.nent. TUo opinion of the Court (Judge I h,U bC. U,e(rdut? ,tne Pr"'lent and dimontha, the only being that has "dropped ' she certaiuly are ina badphix: McLeau dissenting, was given a fw aay, ; rector in office for the preceeding year to him a line" was a friendly spider that be kug j 0 . . C8st of jU(Jliril!lli(.n nnftn 1 ago, pronouncing tne statute of IlUnois cou- eh!blt c'ear aPd disUnct Statement of ,o a burglar ia the ne.vl story above. ,h2," rtopS?S"rSS 5lto' tt l'" V"1 lU". T1 IVTfl"' lIT Mr. Hnnl.r Ims positively ana finally i Wilt thou in the plentitude of fiy gooduei. 1 18 tut9 wa '? Pveat lhe .mm.grauon of meeting of the stockholders, a majority
declined anv Cabinet appointment in the new strike with liirhtuiuir all nriatinir rhces. auu uui .u , cue v.ie.r .u. , u, uivso i rv-scuv, in person or oy proxy,
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MriKe with blindness all worameu who prac- c" ' " . , ,K . . r J:r j tice ibe mischiveous art of typography , make W " lh cia- butfl lh au.lee! blind at the same, time, their wives, thiir chd- 0uJtl', olher buJ, U,d .f U)n8rf ,a dren, their dogs, their cats, aad every dome.- teuded 10 "!a master auJ conteiuplato mtio animal, iu order that th.y may never fall Pttr9 auJ rechmalion a roagain into their former errors. Hearken i nnto us,0 Lord, that we may have au end of CT Webster's farm is valued at 100,000 thm- Idols.
or guardian.
Sec. 16. If there are adverse or 001flicting claimants to the money to b paid as compensation for the real estate taken, the court may direct the money to be paid into tha said court by tha company, or take security for the came until it can determine who ia entitled to the same, and shall direct to whom the same shall be paid, and may, in its discretion, order a reference to ascertain the facts on which such determinate on and order are to be made.
Sec 17 The court shall appoint bomb
railroad, shatl unite with the owners of I competent attorney to appear for and
sucn new rauroau in lormins sucn inter
sections and connections, and grant the j
facilities aforesaid; and if the two corpo
rations cannot agree upon the amount ol
compensation to be made therefor, or
the points or manner of such crossings j
and connections, the same shall be ascer-
;or any director of such company and jtned and determined by commissioners,! be necessary, . or to cause new parties t
etect others in their tteaa: Provided, ' j ""smaiv.-., ....-.
protect the rights of any party ia inter
est who is unknown, and who has sot appeared in the proceedings by an attorney or agent; the court shall also have power at any time to amend any defect or informality in any of the sp j cial pro-
ccecungs aumorizea oy inis act, as may
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