Indiana American, Volume 21, Number 8, Brookville, Franklin County, 11 February 1853 — Page 2
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n woo k v I is is i-:. i x i. FRIDAY, FEB. 11, 1853.
(rThe proceedings of the Harrison Rail-road meeting were not published, because they were not received until nearly all our papers were worked off. ("7- Our Circuit Court is in session. The docket of business is heavy as much so probably as at any former session. A large number of indictments have been found. The Court will probably sit three weeks. (gj- We are happy to say that we gel our Indianapolis papers regularly now,
better than we have at any time before, i
for 20 years. They come by Cambridge ! taken -vour Placcs' lhink not that Jour j labor is performed. Great and lasting CiTThis weather is very trying to the i ?ooJ is doin2 anJ much more Mn bp health of all persons, but we have Jis-;doncby A?ricuiUlra Societies. It is covered thai those who escape with im-; t an PSt,eriment. Their utility his
runity are those sensible people who been tested ailjsoUleu b y jon , and suc.
nave meir waruroncs stock ea nun cio
At Laurel, it was about the same. The men of the town were not in attendance. Metamora does a little better. But at FairfielJ we believe no one felt interest enough to attend. And had it not been for the citizens of Springfield who went to the month
ly meetings in the'most distant parts of
the county, it would have been difficult to have held any meetings. But in the coming year, if the excuse that they have their ordinary business to attend to, as ,i reason, if we should hear ofsome man's face being spit at, we should think the friends of the improvement in Agriculture had kept their temper pretty well. But we say again let those who have been active one vear,b?cause others have
thing, for all weathe-s and seasons, from John Williams celebrated clothing store, at Mount Carmel. We have one from there that has kept us warm two winters.
cessful experiments. Pntimtlj- Waiting. A large number of our friends (subscribers and job customers) have not been heard from this winter. We have been waiting for them to write to us voluntarily, without being dunned. We never 'iked a dun either when sent or received. In either eas it is saying to
the receiver "you are not acting honora-
Esoteric Asthropoloot. Dr. T. L. Nichols, of Portehesler, New- York, has issued a book of the above title, which h declares to be "a comprehensive and
confidential treatise on the structure, ! bly you are not paying your debts as
functions, passional attractions and per- . fast as you can end should." This is the versions, true and false physical and so- j import of a dun. cial conditions and the most intricate re- j If a man is in debt and is not endeavlations of men and women. ; oring to pay it as soon as he can, he is Dr. Nichols is Principal of the Amer-1 not honest, disguise it as you will. And ican Hydropathic Institute, and is re- a dun to such an one is telling him so. garded as a very able advocate of the Viewing it in this light, and after musCold w ater cure. ; tering all our charity, and giving full alThe above book contains 4S0 pages, i lowance for the opinions and views of und ill be sent through the mail, free j others, when we have been dunned, no of postage, on the rccciptof one dollar. matter how kindly, we felt more or less fjif-There is a jail out wesTso'shabbv,' ! insulted, for we were charged with negthatthe prisoners are ashamed of it. ! lecting to do the part of an honest man. One day a great rogue told the keeper,! And if the charge be true, so much the that if lie didn't petit fixed he would get ,nor0 does mma nature resent te inout and 'thrash' him. l ine place that, 1 . . . ., fur encouraging honostv. Ex. su!t" Then we say a dun is generally There is a jail in this'pl .ce so shabby ! a Cause of in:,u,t' that the prisoner soon became iemarka"- e nave thus bcen waiting on our bly proud of it. Not long since a very friends to write to us without being dunpolite scamp walked out" and off, leav-j ncdj for the above reason, and because in? behind a written acknowledgement!. , oi the kinkness manifested toward him. lt c"sts 03 postage for no gentleman
winding up by telling the keeper to go to i vv'"l a,'"l injury to insult by not prepay-
Ut. Another t.x. ing the posts, ge of a dun. We have
Not so in this Co. Our jail is so cool , had two cases where the postage was
and airy the seen tv grind and mag- ' not paid on duns directed to us. In such
niticent the rocks ::i their native grandeur t!i s H-ie:y of our boys who cluster around til - w ;ni s ires c0114pni.il, as to mike it quite a desir; ble location' tor one tired 01' the luxury, and especially the restraints, of fashionable life. It has many of the peculiarities of:
the Burnet House.
pa
cases we closed our business with s ieh
nu n ami business nouses as quick us
possible, and forever. An unpaid dun
is hateful bc ond comparison, a chal
lenge to tight a duel is nothing in comparison. Some of our friends contracted to pay
drunkenness. But they must recollect that he who drinks intoxicating liquors as a beverage, is a drundard, and Bro. Jocelyn dare not deny it. Come, raise your standard a little higher. But says the editor of the Magazine: "It is not safe to judge of any party or society by the character of individual members." Here we join issue. If a church retains in its fold members who walk disorderly, drink, swear, or violate any ol the commandments, that church is corrupt. It is true the church. Masons, Odd Fellvws, or Sons of Temperance cannot prevent their members from drinking intoxicating liquors, and if they deal promptly with them, the society is not partners in the guilt. But if they sleep, year after year, and retain them, the society are equally guilty with the erring. But we are sorry, truly sorry that it must be a daily matter before excommunication! It is not the way we have understood Masonry or Odd Fellowship. But if these societies do retain in good standing those who drink, it is right to judge the character of the whole body by the individual members. This connot be avoided, drunkenness is a damnable crime, national, social and individual, and he who raises not his voice against it at this day is a partaker in that foul an J festering crime, which will call down on him an-" on the nation the indignation of a righteous GoJ. Come up higher, Bro. Jocelyn, and say that intoxication shall be sufficient cause for exclusion from fellowship, and not go so low as to require the delinquent
to be a daily offender.
If you expect to rap our knuckles over
this matter you must aim a little higher, and take your position on the only correct platform, ' that he who drinks, no matter how little, of intoxicating liquors,
is the drunkard, and if he will not desist
must be cut off."
LEGISLATIVE.
!?kmatk. Tliurslay, Jan, 27. Petitions were presented and referred. Reports from the judict iry committee adverse 4o iucrensing jurisdiction of justices to $15(1 in civil cae, nil I ngaiust abolishing the office of Agent uf Slate, were concurred in. The bill for the Setter regul ilion of telegraph Companies passed aye 42. A debite arose upon a proposition to five Ian llonls tlie preference over other creditors, and the mutter was referred to a s..ect committee. Mr Humphreys Intro luceJ a bill to repeal the eenenl banking law. In the afternoou, Inn bill in rel ttiun to the lime of meeting of electors of President and Vice Presi !nt of the United Stats was piss ed ayes 4'1, noes none. The bill repeds the present State law on that subject, whicti conflicts with the act of Congress. Several resolutions and reports were considered and disposed of. On motion of Mr. Wilson of II., a select committee was appointed to Inquire into the expediency of erecting a monument to the Ute Hon. Andrew Kenedy. House. The judiciary committee reported against creating the office of attorney general. The committee on benevolent and eeieulifi; institutions reported against providing by law for the education of one student from each county, at Wabssh College. The same committee recomended that a distant and separate building be provided on the insane hospital grounds, for lemale patients. The committee on the rights and privileges of the inhabitants of the State, reported against granting relief to John M- Dils, and others, for damages to property from the Ouliefjuutaiu railroad. The bill to am. nd the U9ih section of the code cf practice an I plea ling passedayes b", noes 5 Severul.hills were intro '.Viced, together with the usual number of res dutioiis of inqu iry. In the aftt-rnooii the following bills passe I: A bill to change the time of holding courts in the fifth judicial circuit ayes 84. noes 2; a bill to change the lime of holding courts in the tenth judicial circuit -ayes 9 , noes 0; a bill to prevent the forte itn re of the charters of mining end manufacturing companies on
account of informality ayes iJ, noes 17
to a right of way ayes 32, noes 15; to anthoriie the annual reports of the officer of Stat, benevolent institutions, Ate, to be made to the Governor and printed ayes 37, nan 4; to fix the time of holding courts in the UHi Hiilici il circuit ayee 46. Mr. Humphreys introduced a hill to increase the salary of the Miiinnie judges to fl ,501) per annum, ami Mr Slater a bill to provide f r the el-ciion of a physician for the Asylums fur the Bliudand Deaf and Dumb. IIousk Petitions were presented and disposed ol". Several bills and resolutions were
introduced. Keuorts were made from ctvii
State Agent on Monday next, was laid on the table. Senate Feb. 4. Reports were made from the committee on the judiciary by Dr. Gibson; from the same, by Mr. Hendry; from the committee on corporations by Mr. Richardson; from the same by Mr. Slater, and from the committee on Agriculture, by Mr. Brown. Resolutions were offered by Mr. Helm.to amend
i the Statute of Frauds, by Morrison, in
which they hays discharged their re
specttve duties. Adopted.
e-1 a very large portion of the travel 7 ; ward from northern ond western fL '
On motion adjourned to meet airain ! nn,1 tho ,...... . .r , ern India-J
on the first Saturday in March next, at over the M. &. I Road t"0I pas New Trenton as early in the day as 9 seeking the mo-t direct , i tr"e! 1 o'clock, if poss.ble, ; vevane'e to Cineinn!,- 4
C. F. CLARKSON, Pres't. cities Make vniVrT " .U1 e J,P n. w 1 5 ke our annexion nt rV
. , j . uuri so mat nassen-TPr. , ,
dianapolis,TerreHaute,Ly;pI Bel OUIitnim an.l i- L e-rc-l
. . i tiic iiiiii it iitr ami .: c.
in the davs Ol Roman i-ii-tnn unit Hn ai rue at
, . UUJ
From the Iiiuiauapulis Locomotive.
Senator IVttil.
same evri,inT ,.i ..,-, ... ""-nr..t
.i o .'"""unfile.
relation to fpc nf I'mniiii Rnrn.,1,1...
'''-. .vvwit.. lo. l . i .
Mr. Hawthorn, to chan-r th nr. : "ltt" Sw, mere cx.sted amoiigthe : ,t t:s im.
nisi, the assessors, at the April election, a j Grand Jury system : an IMr. Powel 1, t0 Kuman PePle a t"cer, calKvd a Uen-. W'e 8Peak of thi, or.lv , ...... i: r ...:.. i.i . : . i . i sor. whnsi ilntv it u- .i. . . ! " winy a
..c ..r-i ... . iiaiiiiii progeny; n.usi r- exempt cotoreu people Irom pavin"-
quiring county treasmers to meet the p-ople j 8(.hool tlx B of wlich wert ajopted. J of each tow..,lnp t reeve their taxes ;aga,ust j A b 0, bns introduced; anr linntiiig the iiuin'ier of days work on puhli i ., .- ,, i -n . . , '
h.gl.wavs; again,t punching Drunkenness j 1 ,B paSSeu:io nmenu
reports wr all concurred, except the .t I of holding courts in the 10th judicial cir- ' ,j J ' Sarll0ler or one who so that the same cars ii t"1?
p thus (loin:? ,l '
morals of Roman Senators, and if he pay well even f ? i ,V"n R 'U found among them a vulgar blackguard, ted ,', lt,,md "Hec, adrunkenloa.er.a profan, blasphemer The I t ! fuur f
uuu contemner oi tne gods and religion to nut d..wn , t,,i. "A. "!nPnv
, .. , .
i .uu .... ' .L K.. . !..:... i.i.i.... .. . i practiced any vice, it was bis dutv t.i .
ii .iiii-ii, which was mm on ine lauie i in ' un, vi a.nciiu me i.i.t louciiuiir ornciai . . .. uit iri,j inua c
following bills were indefinitely postponed: bonds and oaths; in regard to county o'- I , Z- V " ne, Irom l"e list o1 lhat re-sliipm.'nt, which of it k 0;,b!ef to amend the act exempting certain property ders; to authorize trustees to receive and j "'gninecl, pure, and v.rtuo.is body, and this line the nreferem-o ' v":! from execution; for a more uniform mode of; )10ld donations of la.id for the use of , U preserve t.:c Republic from disgrace fr the transportatio" .fT' a,ilott 7 rr ! ctu- ! schools. & c; to amend the law in relation and d,shonor; ' 'er uays ol that thcn it pa,se. th ,' ,,f frcg lf. A latmg the duties of misters and apprentices; . . . , - . ffreat Dower however wh -n iho i-i.-Jr... ' . . -" a rk' an ,'en 1 joint resolution asking a grant of land to aiJ ' tocou.ity treasurers;and a,o,nt resolution , h J becomo th . . PJ?ula,eJ country, an J cn amire I in constructing . rail road from Troy to rV!",. rcl'f of JJ 10 '""say and James I tbe office of Ceus ir ws nhnl I r 0mical ,in?' to l!,oco,t : H Crawfordsv.ile. j Elliott, Some other busi ness was done i otllce?1 Ltllor as oolwhed, prol- than Bnv ot!l0r Th bi". In the afternoon the following bills aas.l: when the Senate adjourned. 1 "?5y vaS?',Ul,l!SI &t possession considered, will cert ,i,,'v ' .. "s c3-!j
. f... .- w . . . o mp nmrps n t in emm rr i r. . . .wn urt I
irur.it! .im mn wcuon o an Met f tirt rrt.. k.,; h-ihc nn thnt t iactA . ,. -nr r.
ft t . M' UUlUg 1 M. II lilt Ul It. I UUUII 1IU lUlULCa Ul tllll't'l . I 1 " - v 7 . M , n. U 1 j ( ; f (k 1
, " 7"" ' ",lt "tneir punishment tance was done. oLi:n0:'ff--ore'attctCorlher HousE.-Most of the forenoon was!
.a .uu4 uu.uers iu KMing ruo ayes Po, j
leu. .f :.u.o.. . , 'Soi ast',
V lt.h such an pv.imnlo l.nfi.ra tt : - . . " - 'I
. ........ " . . v . v. ' . II. 13 H'A lllllr ti r.i ! . I .
n, ti.nl tl, tl. ..ci.:.. d ! - ce.
the best-J
I , e nvicvn ii mai nit: Liiiiciis ut IIIIS IVL'IIUa- At.I.-..l..- . i
noes 3; to amend an act to esubl.sh and regu- " : "'. ' " . " S T. ', Uc should feel a deep solicitude about the ! w;l Zt . ' , v "'hicL
mult rt-suiuLioi. oi .nnui-i ... ... . . ..... ...'... i-n ,..
: r. i . . l w ! morai cnaracier oi tnose wno may be el- i ;! ).a . .i:. a?:,
TrT rs;' trusted with the functions and powers of , . . , Cl ZZ- , 1 T pra
late ferries-ayes S3, noes 111: to amend an "ll"l'r.5.?na Pass!"S resolutions ot inqui
ki r.,r it.. i....nr..nn.,i.. (i, .. : ry. Kills were introduced bv Messrs
..... f 7, , .... ... Lru&Lca w nil nit? iiini-Tions nun n..vv.r r.t . . i .
..iiiies. Arr. 7l .... uo l 1 . i . ... I . Able. M 1 1 ro v. I .ai nl. Jonrs nt If nnH ,. r " . mieiioeu T.0 Dass t:,r t. .
the conn,; Ll nfrtJ " , q i Service, -mnndin, .... ..! In,,.' I,,aCe . AMEKICAS oENATOR,the entire distance liein. "L'U
.j . ., j j. . . , .... ...., most rtnrnih.t sine., t nt l R,.... .n ,.t -. sever tv-.. i
nient o( U m. Potter's account; abolish-' - 1. mnes. " ing the office of State Printer supply- eVe, t i-:rr'-dt.OI, m,an- . I One other reason for our prefer ! nu-nr,!,i (n , . 1 was SlaJ' therefore, to see in your Junction ro:, it f, , ":J,re!erT ngrt.
.1 i: . ... '. ,. iasi paper, in eviiieuce oi me niirii moral t,.,i. r.. ... . '
If. ill., ri 11 I T. .T Ztl'T rpir I mi 11? .. a I irl.Tnn.
provide compensation to township assessors ayes 79, nes 13 ; joiut resolution- askinr an appropriation to improve the harbor at Mich
ig,n city-ayes tJJ, noes 5; joint resolution , anJ amendin act rejru,at
i-utLivo iu me cuiistrutuiou 01 a can at . ik, r.n. r u: i i : measures.
u...u.. .:in ...lis ... ,no lIIIU, UU (MO IllUIUIia side iyes 8b, u.ies 3. The co mil tt-e on ways and means reported sgiiust iuc reading the license of merctiauts.
SrVATK Wednesday, Feb. 2. Peti tiors.
.!.. i.;..i. ." i 7 t .ii-.u UII! -i
in? weiir its and i L . . . . onween t.onnersvihe andtK.. . f
" . cnaracLcr or our ltiiv piccti.i ..i..-. r.-r - . -.aii-
llilis passed regulating sup
The latter bill received sundry amendment I f?0'. bills on second re idiug, and messi
la HOW IU lirncoij , f
i Mr. Petti tt. that h was warmlv sunni-r. u.-.. i. . . ' . . . v. 11 u.onr
portolllie bind, ana dcat ami dumb; j u t.i - , nuiiurea imn-Js bem a readv at T and prohibiting council of Risiirn- Sui 7 mlnlsters the gospel and tern- This roud will be luTi't a,.wl '4 from subscribing railroad stock uriZ lteCtW.er' f .Tms . e' subscri?,mnS of stock hV e b "4 k.. r .i.:.i. "'".r.s: makes out a prima faciacase in his favor, r(, ;,i ,i . ' , h-,:l "
VJ pvii-Liuii ui iwu-i i rus ii me cm- . i tin- t i i - "n-tnn vnr I'iiM low (",.- i ' r . fiflrjiinst his V hnr sin n . trori nurl i1i-- -1 . . 1 11 " s
before its final passage. The commeittee on "8!u" tiou-.e were unler contideralioa. ; Otale V inter was made the special or
fede-nt rela ions reported fiat the S.-n ite 1 '""owing uius passeu: 10 prescrioe ine aer ot .Uomlay, 7th
loint resol'ition
Michigan City tuted nnolher i
lution asking C
Ll'ldsey and passed ayes
Sesate
reports and reso
-1 .- I rr. i .-i..: . .
suierauon auu (iisposeuor. i lie Dill co ia oaten ot nets wliicti were passed nt tlie olutions were ndnntod u-hnntl... It.....
The bill fixinff compensation fi" "'" " ' . " S": mauc- men of the ri-ht
, . ; . . . ea me to iook a nine nuo ine merits ct
ue right stamp are taking h 5
. ...v. ii,v ii, nun din frtuii s
ine mailer; and X am happy to be able investment nf hi. :.. " . ari -l
to say, that the investigation has confirm v.-h;ie tt.. t..,t"r ,i.; - , r tx "
n.. tU.v ai.hi.uit KurK.iw ,. I II U II I 1 1 H I r II l Ul III I Y HCUl a vrS t K IW aJLF'H III 1 oet .tt th.t ..U.ven,,. 1 .
Utl IIIO Biimw oi a win 111 I 'AV.-,VI I llv ' It I IIIJUI1 WilS OCCllnlPil L L . .7 . wJnj j llf j-j,. p.
.Lelaidon the table. su.,sti--'- i'-m.us agent to procure tie a. ,ust- in (!iscussin , s,1lat bi1 . pr,)vi,in(T eu me o. u.e op.utoil uiac ine preachers We shall have inure to i,v ah V,,.! n li-u tl.ereo'. A ..oiut reso- ' ' ''!.'. "; comnens ,tion ... ran, ..r It Pt, .. , '"a temperance lecturers, ,n supporting advantaffes of this r..l h 'bo,u.t
longres, to grant rebef to Johu J"' L f" bv railroad cars. n its i liir.l p....?i UU' were true to their callings, and time we hope our citT"" ! V'
John Klliotl of Stark county ""u u-ihSiuS iu ue- Ti. . i,;n t i r i Vi -"...,. did not mistake the scent. trite th ni l tlio,-, : ' 111 coin-ea. .ii cedents estates shall be sold or di.-triinile. " '"- bill nt last tailed lor want ol a con- I iiin.il,, it.t. . 1 tne aiJ tn ""tond to lean t..-i J,,I,"esJ- J ...... i .i..!..n.,.i.i,,i..i..i....r.,.. stitnti,,,.-,! n,,i..rir. ...... i.i ! I hae not been ablo to get my eye the building of an p,. "bf
Friday, Jan. 23. Several ; ror or,',.,,.!! ..i..,, ..f c,m,i Se,.:,te hill r,.,r ,l,ii!,.,i,. ' i upon those speeches made by him while one enternrize. Iiiv i..j : , M
lutions were under con- j aVes 4:: to re.iel cert. iu acts thtrein named iMiil...i t i r a, " the House of" Representatives, on the swallowed nn. an.! tl.... i" .f
h
the
We did not suppose that odd fellow- ; roPoal tho ge,'"ral bankinglaw was made last session, but the operation of which were atijo,irn0d tin -tlondav'morniii" ip aimed at checking drunkenness in the WM for Thursday aubs.que.uly at the : , , . , , next at two o clock. Joint resolution of SlS-' aes 4 1. e world. This we did not understand tuo House asking Congress to donate all ; . 1 "e ,',."'r",,01' wras principally occupied In Franklin Co. .lriruitnral :
iu v,oiiunanuii tn mrawfa vi tuti iiuum.- i ANNUAL ET EC1 The vote by which tlie bill passed iu the! The society met in the morning to appoint J. W. Cummins agent pcran,e Hall?' at Brook to adjust the three per cent tuud account j r. ,
e v e ry o n e concentrated.
them ti, l.KVf. !n-ti
propriety of providing in, nisters of reli
gion to invoke the blessings of Heaven j upon our common country and nilional j legislature, and to admintster consolation
xocit tj-. to ine uying sotd.ers ol ute army, and the rich and itow
ing or gambling, or for Sons of Temper-
a'U !
it will ena
v c .-ui .1 a Vou-e in t', -
... .... ul.
ageinenioi tn.- road m wnieh tij- v dc;.
mine co invest mc-.r means. asiscut
the consideration of i.easagea of th House.- j ft rr-rrv r , ?. ..... - , .:'" i' e rici. ana gro ng c.Mmty ot Rush
r.ievoteby which tlie bill passed iu the! The society met in the "Son, f TW w.w f . . " i: one i.mKs he can give b,ttorr.
... - - t -v l s'.mis iiv ine people s;uu J 'av.ir - ville.on Satur- uromote resnect and reciTeiwe i..r ,t.. .L i- . .i , " '
j r'i r.L.o. ' . .r. . "c tuner lineman tnnse above (T-v..n!..,.
- .-....-. hl ,h(,ch:lir; - r.Vi'n .u.: " :z ::x:,:"t ,naa.ni f ".''I'eJun.-tE ,
Housk report agalust m iking gaming j Minutes of last meeting read and ap- ing at Washington, I can learn little, as from any nerV.n whod ' :- an indictable otfeuce was concurred iu. Sev j prtn-ed. th0re seems to be a disinclination on th" nuVic. Irs ve ''v n i m th V , ' eralreports.a.i.t a large uiunber of resolutions, On motion of A. B. Line, nart of those acquainted wiih ir f .lA I.e. , 1 . n ., ; A xm
were presented and acted Rf.SoI.vf.D, That the resolution offer,- M, Pettit insii.-e in .e:.L-;.,. ,.f it .1..,. J. . . A . inej ar n;i::iero
Union. ,!itrihtiw tl- "rill ,Jr: m . . . '5 . " " 'ur ourcl l "'MglO ut a tMe..
w. ....... .i..v .vi ia ui ine was unuuuuicu iv &ul u as ra sei linn r.. n . : r .-.,.1: . .1 .
to be their mission, any more than it is the unsold lands in this. State fur rnmumn
for masonry to prevent profane swear- 1 school purposes passed :iyes 42. Sev
eral lulls were introduced. f . i- - r. ... 1 . . . : 1 :
.. u-i : .1 , . Ill uic unci iiuimi rc'iiuuuiis anu pcuance to prohibit the vices oT tohneen i -i i 1 .110 ui luuacco timis were under i-oinnleratinn. and were
chewing or tale-bearing. Each society disposed of. Senate adjourned till 3Ionhas its peculiar object, and we looked up- 0!iy morning to give time to the commiton it as the most ridiculous farce Tor odd lw,3' r, . ,T . , . 1 House. The committee on corpora-
1 tfons reported back a bill to amend the ; trj,e ux a copy f Greeuleafs tvideHce, ' , "'; '"l' l" w was unuouuieuiy sucn as raised lutii to a ; tion of feeling ht thee
,iset of Hiackfords and Carier s reports . . , S"vuuurc 10 1111s 00- high anu eievaleu position m that Com- riod. If anvthin" is J.ne n, ri
mostly of 1 ui 11 iry
upon
,at 1
A restitution to lurmsli eacli m.igi s-
rtet.r t... 1 . t Kn ., . . ...!.),.. 1
tO J V '.-.1 II LUHPIUCri-U.
.1 .1 i. . ... 1 1 ... ....... ... - . , vi..iii . Leiiiciitr, Klnln 11.,,,, f A ..1. ... . . " , ... . . - : ....... vi 11 1.1 ..iiu t a: .;rfi r
hum uu 1101 auow urutlKenness. It is net for the format on of vn mitarv asso- and
... .... . . . . i . . .... 1 rietv t.v Int ha m...;JA....l J . . . .
11 uc, auer ue spends ins lortnne, and ru- ctanous, wiiu an amendment, wmcii was j iei. um uuiowiug umse passeu: 10 rj f i n f . ..v.u. uiuuujr o- u .uuc uiuiajjL. mi- "reat eastern end we-te-11 1 nv--'-ins his character, then he is excluded, "curred in. The select committee on ' ' f cli.m 41 ol tin act orai,.u? coun- J !" '''' 'on A- I -Line, pression as to the morals of Indiana. 1 will be finally loo. :,t-.l anJ d'e ' lAUU tu' oi.t.t:..i,:,. il. I....... 1 i:.. tV boards aves 10. 1101s 17; to nrevent and, KEsoU ED, 1 hat the Board of officers P,thor. List summer, t I Ko ,....J. .1 . n,,- . ... , u u-
K.if....,;tll. .mu 1.11111 mil uuu 1.1.1 f iu Ulliuc - - . f.i - ... . . . m. -.-.- ....... ..... wv inwr SI ion l. 1 HPU ll'l h'l-.l l'itll".r . DUt Hot I 111 then. ! . . . Ir.,..!.. i. In- I.U- .,1 ....... of thN Sni.mt I.. .nn.,miJ . . . .. .. .urn in u ,ium, j
Warrick
iii.i..vj.. 1, iitiv.ub..i -. fl O I . ..---- . and Gibson counties, reported P""! ltM,iVa ,w " ' ,als u'"l,a and of this Society be appointed a commit- lected, the no w honor, ack with an amendment. Con- t-.!??. : n C t0. ,h;t:ibl!te ,th(? "ports of the State vassed this State. Hi
V - r:.' '"5 uuani 01 agriculture 10 this Society, in Irom i,e olhce ofauduor ol state, w such a way as 8haM cnsre a eneral
! us Christmas or New Years, who have
iirricnim re. not yet doneso. We suppose they too
The proceedings of the Annual meet-'have been dis-appointed in business, but ng ol the Franklin Co. Agricultural Sa- are doing their best to send us the monciety will be found in another column. ey and redeem their pledge as soon as
We congratulate the friends of the cause, ' possible, anxiously hoping that they will
in their obtaining such an efficient and j nobe insulted by a dun "Wore they can worthy board of officers. The editor of do so. Feeling for your situation, the American boo lobe-rol for .me Vcar, j friend, i tlii roaeon rf our waiting a-
as the Presiding officer ofthe Society .and patiently. We know how to leel lor
although he has been compelled to spend vou. The time was (of course it was a
much time to the nee'.ect of his other a?) wliel w were disap-
business, vet he does not regret the sac- ! pointed in our business by floods and
rificeshehas made in so srol a cause. 1 fires, and by the broken promises of
and he hereby tenders his thanks 1 1 the friends. But we are srlad that we have
Board of officers who have acted with I not forgotten such embarrassments.
him, for the promptness w ith which they j We would remark, however, that in
have sustained his efforts, and for the de- order that we might know and sympavotion which they have manifested for :. thise with your afflictions, you might the best interests of the Society. We write us a letter on friendship, or enclose liave labored through the year, and we us a lock of your hair, and incidentally believe the Society has done nni -h good, allude to your disappointments, not in a in stiringup a spirit of improvement, in business way, however, 'earing that wc both the manner of cultivating far ins.and might suspect that was the object of "the improvement in seeds, and in stock. Tour letter. Knowing, (accidentally) "The society will never have credit forone your straitened circumstances, we would tenth the good it has d me nor will the not be so unkind as to send you a dun. world ever know it. j There are various ways to get along Those of us who have been prominent honestly and kindly, and retain the good officers, and Directors in this movement opinion of your creditors. But this is the past year, and who have declined to seldom dune by silence, or by keeping at be continued in those positions, let us a distance. First be industrious, and not throw obstructions in the way .or doubt economical, and then frankly and freupon the society by our coldness, and quently let your creditors know all about rtf gleet to push forward its interests the i your business, and it is seldom you will coming year, as we have the last. We be insulted or oppressed.
have new and good officers let us stand j by and assist them. Let us be at every ' meeting of the society, and give it all the interest we can. Our officers will do their part, for we know the men, if" they are only sustained by the farmers and Mechanics of this County as they should be. But we hope they will not be rebuked as we have been the last year. When we have attended the meetings
. ., ..... . . . .I.., i,;n i,., i,
lir ins! cieriion inr mreotnrs or the Harrison, i ; "- n uu an hhi.-ii.i-iiviil. wuu- ttrme n,a
New Trenton, Rochester Rial Rronkrille Turnpike i curreii 111. A minority report was also ,,.ul
tosipanv, was hold t the town of Roihsu-r. on made by 3Ir. 1.0 we. A great number of lost ayes .5, noes 6j
Moi.ilay last, and resulted in the election in" Ttios. resolutions were introduced . I n piirsUshaiik, Za.tork A. Nye, Keutien root,-;-. John p. ance of a resolution offered by Mr. Coopfase. Jaroh Harvey, jr., William Bripirs, and An- cr, a select Committee was appointed to drew R. McCle.-rr, who will serve forllie ensuing inquire into the expediency of reducing twelve m.M.t!,s. , the State tax twenty cents on the one Capt. Tlankin. " hundred doll irs valuation of taxable Many of vour readers win. rscollect : ProPlrt.v' ',nJ of appropriating b or 10 the collision that occurred on tl.e vif cents tax annually on the one hundred
" .--v. !.. , . ... , . , , . ....
uonars valuation ot nx-iote property, 10 ecu aiu mien upon
raoie senator can- ter aw..v her strpne-th. :m,l ik .
s speeches in that tohavearoadnasthr..n h h.-r ".-!..'
canvass will remain an eternal monu- bv dividing herself I 7-t cm-.,'.,....
flW n tth-. !l nntt-r I , . J " - vv "' ' "l il
A bill was reported ,, m, " ,u r , menl ol his uigu.neu oeanng asaman come first, and energy aiu!
r .i....i . . .....u.-iv.i ui iuu iiiiui iiiaLiun roiir.-iinpfi in r .1 i ; r...,.... tsx ti... . .. . ... ... .
Hum me cumiiiiu'-e ou me si e ueui, 10 raise ., . . , ui unuvninn n.v; . uei i. i.i-s tion, DaeKeu r.v a liner.u sul'-. r.?; . n revenue lor me years 1 s j f un I p j t. A tm". Au?tea of life and the mural sentiments of the stock immediately IV'ot a-j in t com, name , ti.m tro n tiie treasurer or state iu Uwing to the inclemacy of the day community. All who heard them will 1 years fro-n this ti-ne e nnv lm i rel itiou i., 8w.iiiplaii.ts was received ant foil l"t few of the members of the Society ' remember bow free they were froai low ect l:ne o'"Ra:,-,ja! fn.n i'..'.. r'., copies or lered to be printed. were in attendance, and that few assent- blark-iiarditn. nrofatiitv. and blasohe- . . 1''
bled late; conseouentlv it wn thm.rrht '.. V .... . """r ......
iiuuicatum Iron. Mr.Vatteu.are. w l.icl. w..s i-..l..;,..K ' '"' . "B t"t I lc . f.ur Co.illty.and t lie I.e.,,.!,
.... niuii'iiuic ii ri L iii.i... Ki.vnKi.ci., t- .
I'lie 0-ai.er I i t before the llotisa a com
iiiiciitiou Iron. Mr. Vattemare, w
relerred to Ilia co iiiiutlee ou claims.
in that canvass to the advancing ,c
terprise.' Capt. Mankins who
oever- ,n,,n tl... n,...t..i;....j 1 I. .. .....
ul repons, resolutions, mid bills were iulrodu- i j " 1 ""i'"1"-""1 ,uuut"- body ot young men and po.menns ol our
State! Kichiy i.id it m 'nt trom ttio legislature the crowning honor and ap;ro-' each val. before those vonn t men. of the liuhle
I ;ie Moral influence
e most excel lent:
c: one o:
st proiiuce markets in the w.irlJ.
On motion of John P. Brady, T mi ... "
rvtsoLVED, i iiai tue tax on
Water ("anal, on the ''nd of n..e 1.,-.
between the boats "Enterprise" an, be applied to the extin j.iishineiit ol tho Sesate, Feb. 3, 1333. Petitions were
-jiecamora, wi icn resulted in tie death . -v. ...... ..... v ptMCUlt.u Uy jiessrs. Armsirong, urown mpmK, nr ,(,;. :.,t,. i. , . ,, of Wm. II. Oliphant, Capt. of the "En- coJ; blta -n' in rclalilJ "d others.on the subject of Tenfperance, ghe ensuin-year d ,LT J Sen:,.t
! iu tiifj ur'TiMii.iiiiuii oi vuiuliiiiry uS30Cltl- ami annrnnr fp rutprpdAJ Knnnrtai .. .rm . " ' . u ton lui-m win
manded the "Metamora" at the time. l,ons w i,s laK "n trom tne lauie, amend- were then made from commitUes, by ; " . Again, i nnu ui u a cru.ciMu o, u,a 5.t mcurv, - mjv WoJ.eniyilie Journal upon a with Russell and Osbom, charged as "ill hx the salaries of supremo JiTTges Spaiin, CtonVTlorvon, Edsall, Meeker, Cced7MT"vVrc, "',,uM Vut iZd thi ktu t''i''.-.'itrT. tt.tt. drew Horn the btprincipals in the murder. ! was indefinitely postponed ayes fji", Wilson, or II., Butler, Witherow, Sulli- ; t h r .". terareply. Hermit is: The case vs. Mankins was tried this VOP?r l" , rh- biU ,0 rePl i0 encr'i va". " Origg. " follows: the first from ph " of oTdTn " a .!d H .Vi? T A Card week in the Criminal Court, and the jury b;,ni,n-r kw .C0,mn7r "I? on,lts conA juJiciary commiitee, to enable Benevo- Len Hven th" Sori v V;' , , iS -or. ., pkkx, ,.k. ..r i.o.-.svi.i.r.. kv. retiring simply upon the testimony tor reaJing. a motion to indefinitely postpone lent Institutions to hold lauds, recom- the election -T A f 1,1, ' "' v-nr pa,.er y.... settle State, came in after a brief absence ; ,a,,cd"-vcs 43' ,,m's 4S" IlWM then mending its passage: concurred in and sDencer let-'n-MTiil'. tS,, l"" ' r- " """ ' witha verdict of acquittal. This leo-al erred to the select coinmiitee on banks. th bill ordered to be engrossed: the sec- j "" ifT'hp nun in'r n I'.t 1 ti IUr, and .i.ere..,. . , v..u e co-rd investigation, so f .r from implicatin : The "ouse adjourned until Monday morn- ond rccommendina the indefinite post- 1 r. rZ n 'i. t I'l an!' 1Iiram , 1 ; ver ,ii I call (Jen Sett a c.w
iiiunuiia ol- ani iiti a rnr, utii iMVf tnirii -iinrij "ion t
Af-iiiLiiic in thi miirii-r ilicl..i.l r.. Ill if.
honorable to him, in seeking to avoid the I K""ate Monday, Jan. 31 Pettcollision.and prevent the outrao-e which tlons" reP,,r,:S' ami resolutions were prewas committed. j sented and disposed of. Several bills Russell was convicted of manslaughter wcre int-ro,lll'"eJ- The following bills and sent to the Penitentiary for 3 vear Passc1 to authorize guardians, executors I make this statement that the public i and adminilrilUrs to la-v out the lands alon-r the line of the Canal mar L-n 1 of their wards into town-lots and dedicate
what disposition has been made of the ' s,reots an'1 nIlies to the public use ayes
case, and the friends of Capt. Mankins ; 3," 1 ; B,nond H aCt Prcscribl"5 bill to fix the timo of holding courts in p . jwiJ , understand the positn he occupied to.j the duties of treasurer of state ayes 32, i0th judicial circuit: ordered to be en- ' ,t wards it. Vours.Jtc. i noes 3; to provide tor the punislnnent ot ' roHfjej: the sixth, a bill to extend the fv V 'lr ' ., 2, WM. S. BURROWS, j P"ons aiding .11 this State, in the per- tim0 of compietillg the Milton and Wa- ; ,!-or Trcn,tlrei
Cincinnati, Feb. 5th, 1S53
A Kit ot Romance. About six venrs ago a Dr. II
, liav-
inp become invol ved in debt, left his home
and wife in ouother State for Texas, for the purpose of improving his fortunes iu a place
petration of a felony iu another State
ayes 3t ; to amend the act for the incorporation of insurance companies ayes 3'.); joint resolution on the subject of a
hip canal around the falls of Niagara
Kill . I ...... oil! ... 0 .' .
nil 1 iiiiil 1 .1 u 11 1 u 1 r fli.i ai:i,. in. clil. ... . ...... :.i .i. r- . . .. ... .
' r ' 1 coiiij'aiiicu wun me proper lee.) cu'ri n.ir in. dl kuuw, anil I now 14, Ol Key. Stat.: Concurred Hi; the l f.r l'rrs.il-nl ' repeat the sn.- . h;,-. hv wl.icli i mean 10 third to authorize suits to be brought A. B. Line, ree'd 1st bal. 7 votes.2d bal. 4 ue the most oeproiu.M.s r'.it.iet th a cm he against the State; and, also, to prohibit J. M. Barbour" ' ' 7 " 3 use I tew .rds y.m .r f y u. 1 Ii -v--taai as you the selling of intoxicating liquors with- W. 31. Baird, " " " 3 " 3 kuow. ilnl you wreuinr.cea t.y leui r-.de in two miles of a religious meeting: the Viri President 011 a rail, an 1 tint you iliiuk it strange tint fourth, returning a bi ll to authorize the A. B. Line, ree'd 10 votes Gen Pierre di I not Mick to his horse n. Mexlimit allowance by county board: or- R- R- Spencer. " 7 " co aswell .s you did your w..,v:, hor.-e. , ... 1 i ,-.1 . For Scerelnrv by the aid 01 lar n t Ii mis to licld you o;'.
uercu 10 oe engrosseu: cms uiui.rciuriiiiig t p Hnmln-in ,nM i.. k.i c ..... nJ , V ,.,,,,,,1 ,1, ...,,, .. ,1, ......
.um..iu,h,, U IBluai.U Vyif,iQ 12 ........ ......... ..v ...j -o" - J - -
wj 10 oeu ocoit. li'U ilt 11 11 tig s-ev. uleen Irisliiuen in Mexico for Cesei lion, as he f.c-.i I aud iu his letter of the 1 1 t!i of M .rch list, l.e ..... n.u. ..... ii ..r u,...., i...
rP 0 ISO xi
Tll.Jsr;...l of; nr TN v. 'ho ;;e -r-i::l' r-' - ..sed ofCat r l it. :.;,. in.-l. :,r,. r... :, t'.u.t wints- Hi a-..vr 1. 1 l..-i.i-m I'm- .;-f-i.t. arc a.'tuul'y lusinpll.e f.i "i-.i . f..r i - ..IS T.,... - I. U aSS.;li.li..ti. 1 ... M . '.l. . "J.: ..." Itmti.. ,Vc In ai.'.di.-r .1. i -i ."ii-fi i . e.- '- tn.-.. t f lld.-i.s... I.V , t v . Uu-atl.-l:t':on..l 'all .lip-. ;' 'i l.-r... ' I :' r as well their t'liildreii's t..-a!t'i. Itiri ptaii.tN :;i..l all .!;.t.I,t- ;ir .i tr IY..:i. li.ms 1; pe. t. . ii 1 . 1 ll.:.V ..f l'i -...: iiK-ill. ii.i-. HI.-i:a..''v!i l.icr r.;i-. "he u-t -..-. . I-..'." t. .1 a-V f .r 1' ' :.s. Worm S rt:. and l.iv.-r I''.l:s. :i.;.J ..U-t li lias Hie t!ie s:pn;.f.ire "f the Ir...r..-i .r, J. 11LNSAC K. as in. lit- .-Wo a-v eiui i..-.
3 1 a r. ii : e d . N e :i r 11 .-. i i !; v i i 1 1
iiv, t!ie 3rd inst. hv Jas. K
.on TV
...!
t'llKel A Ea.
.Mr. Johnson to 31.-: B.icKH.irsE, I'd liaiijtiter o
house, Ksq. I l:ke Iirr Vstrr belter. . o'iariiiintr Z r! i- Marv Ai.n,
I
An
iee-l
.a- i a r..-.
bash Turnpike: the seventh, a joint reso
lution directing the Auditor of State to J.Lvnn, Ree'd place a tombstone over the grave of An- J. II. Farqulnr, drew Kennedy : the eighth, to authorize W.S.Baker, "
railroads in the State to connect with J.Colescott. "
1st bal. 2d 3d 4th.
ayes 33. The president presented the ollu,rs out of the State. lhe nillth) a bill j
6 votes 7 2 " 1 "
5
1
8
8 3
1
where lie would be Iree trom the demands ol i .' to amend tue practice act: ordered to a J. A. Anpleo-ate. " " 1 cl.miorous creditors Iu t. course of time i yimrsi y, of which oOO copies u .. q ,, he went with the army to Uniso, and li-; dered to be printed. the assessment law: ordered to be en- J. M. BaIibo-r Was decl-.red dIv u.lly wended his way to Ou. or,.,,. After) In the afternoon several bills were .ed: the eleventh, bill to amend the elected Present ' B L Vi e resuhnit there some time,he met a vouug man ; introduced, a large number of petitions T.... .,,.,1,;.,. ti; .;,l hnn.U nn.l ,.tl, n.. i . t r U ' from the place ofhis former residence who. ( presented, and renorts from committees ' tching ofliv-ial bonda and oatha. Pres.dent; J. It. Ooodwi, Secretary; however. Im .ill no, k ,.l i,....,i,H nl ; lA. V ' Solutions Oil a great variety of subjects II. Bi.ACKI.EDGE. Treasnror
Odd rellaws. "T.i editor of t:ie UrMkvilte American tn noticinsoarenterpriie i,i.liilar- in some strictures upon Uu. rli.ira, lor of the Order, t.. w hose inle.ests our paper is devoted. IVrsonally, we know nottiins t i.u character of the persons asrain-.! horn the . harsrcol drunkenness is so bol.tlj made by tlie editor, but we are iu.ime.1 l. Uiink that he has been jtuilty ot ju.l?inir the character of a frateniilv. l lhe evample vl asinnll nviniberef in.ti nlnal niembers. 1 his is at least, bad lojrie. tf there are members in p.o,l standing in any l .vlpe of our Or.li.rin Biovitle. who are in Hie habii of .latlv intoOcalion, they w ill eerlaiuty be thrown oul of theOr.teros.v.ii as their brothers ttml lhat all hope l rvvlaisu'iie then, is vain. . . .
t . -I, T1 . ..:....- ...e ... jimte... an, pariv or sosuelv rv m LiroOkVlIIe, Blooming (trove, Laurel, the character ot indivi.lual mcmlvrs. In alinos",
or other places, and found but few in at-; nIe.,T,aS tendance, and but little interest mani- I '":lk lhc ,ua;u 11 m"i lnc meuilvr. odd K-tiows fested; we would inquire of some one j lf Rro. joce;vn, of the Ma?a2ine wiU
uy ue uiu not auenu: i lie standing re- ; i00j. at
ply was that he ' had business to attend li.L-,. - . ..
iu. v ims ne was s.ivuiff to us mat as i. t ... . t , . ...
- - uv.mm uu- i.wise in urooKvuie, nor to we had nothing to do, we could attend to oaj Fellowi a,one tnTwhere Qur rs such things. This is calculated to irri- ) lnark, vm gonera, we tate a man who is sacrilicing his business sorry u we so a mjn 4s wp for the gocd of the public . But we warn Mr. Jocolvn to bo so ,oose . hi, tfmk our newly e eeted otheers against bein g e , if there afe , mombcrs who ch.lled ,n toeir ar l,r, or cheeked in thei, are ia lhe habit of Dailt intoxication duties by the rem irks ofs ich s.irdid and ,w u-.m k. .,-.. i -r th.A..i...
Tiny thir.k if they should C" it hf, noss:ui., ,i,a. ;. n ";i..
h . r - - - - v u , v o ..ui. , capino- up .nines tor one halt dav. ...i-.. .L- . .. ... ..."
: .... ... au,,s ol irns Rlua l0 exclude: We thitone mean man, at Last, would be . , oui i ue lopc not. et this is the only way Mr. rutued. i , .
joceiyn can escape me charsre we made.
lUirs-u , ncto,' tn.,r.
him if he knew his wife, whom he describe.!, I r.,lt. ' " Th romn.iit.... nn tho iAi .
without, however, telling him the relation he . , . , . .. , . :. , ,
. uiiiii.i tll ommeiided its
n......u., . ..j 1 , ,ciiii.. iiiiii ine .riitiici. lie , ..ii i ., bore to her. The you,, man replied that j c;ar' reported back a b.ll Mr,. U w-as bis sister, and the last he , con.Miinn pleas act, and roe
beared of her, she was iu t. Louis.
accumulating a competence, Dr. II-
ciiiiuiail I, either iu the wur nf Ir-IvJ, l-l.", or the liiti war with .Mexico, ev-r turne.! his b ick uu "the cti-iuy or a Irie m " Why did he hang lhe seventeen ill Mexico? If 0U had d:ne and sai.l this you ni;'il Willi great pron ly hive l.e.-n cul.ed a murder, r or a liar. You nv that ( r-ject the si-ria-t u res Iu th is you are a liar and you k:. nail. There is however, one part of llieul that 1 think must be a iuitakeur a iiiistranslaticu; aud tlul is where ll i8ii,i tl.e Devil is tlilather of all lie-i, unless the Devil is umy another u im f.r Gors- I) Prei.tic-. A ...I n.., I U .. .... ... ... .... ......
were introduced by Messrs.IIarris, (Jden, When about to proceed to the elec- putriuit. . w Hi .. he.ui rotimer ihau a buzBrookshire, Shellenberger, Williams, tionofDirectors.it was thought advisa- ltar'J8 a,a uier """l? carion, and iro n Powell, Cox, Barton, Jackson, of T., and ble to elect one from each civil town- w,"'"!, ii thrown into b.-lfs hotte-t flames, Gibson. A bill was introduced to amend ship, pursuant to tin .l;rrt;r.r. r i, l'""y ""m"' recoil as virtue does lr.nn vice,
- ' ... u...w.l..l ...C
.iii r..-'. as ;n. t a r...i
As i, t:.e l.n-l. .f .,.".utj irr. -: t!-.-i2': iicn-iiii!. -red ar.l i t Lea : An. I l-i .--N;ci su ains 1 --'t tr-r. ;i tr..t i my acli.ersvi:!-! .1... I-.se. I '..'...- ii r s.Mer b -11 -r."'
St ito Ii i.ird, instead ofthn
Alter in.tent.ue Pum poiicmcui .iiurri-a i in. the act cuthorizitig the construction of
ell 1 UP S'llll Ir- 1 U HI I II I "hIA t. I "t II -Jl ll U U ilV IV i Ul Ilf K,,rrtnj n n.l ,lr,.;...- n wn.X. -.f f h
. . . . n mij unu uiuiiio. it aiivtivii ji iv&
to employ J. W. Cum-
to adjust the three pe- ted with the Society fr.m Silt Creek
The sune commit
r e. t r .i . ... . , i - i . inri-3 anu uiams lor tU Loins, tor the purpose of seeking his to amend tht" act resulating the appoint- Suliiv in the bill wife, who had lone since given him i.,. as lnent 0f notaries publi , with an aineuM- ' tn dead. In St. Louis he learned that she had rr.i .! ,),,. ,i n..,! mm a.3 arl "l 10
left that place some tiui-previously , and was
heretofore; but. in looking around it was th.s curd
use-enani M t:m n ) person had ever uni
and reluse te burn it John I'tiTiT.
P. S --Democratic papers will .leae copy
J. r.
mem concurrea iiuauu u.e o.ii passeu rpn, ,-,.,, ... the (;pnpra. r,nv.
What a glow of pride does th- persuas.il of
Married At Bus'mlle en Tni F.b.uary Is,. by Rev. Wm. L-e.!. I Maxwell (lirin ot Fry mid .Ms Madison, Ii.") to .tlis's Isaslila MeifKl.TT, ol K ushviiie. In.!.
On Tuesday evetiin-: Fel'riiarr 1--
by Rev. S. W. B'irr.:s. .Mr. IlesrsJ
Harris. X. ii. of Qi rres t.'rcve L
V.-. !- t.. Mws tn-in I'aLMEK, be
of Switzerland comity I ml- -...!.. i. nth.
T. ,. M , I. L' L" T Fl.Dl'll Ti
I KUI' - v E. .ti.iritiLi - - market was unsettled to-.iar. an.) we not hear of a sale, f ie view lu.v
... . n.... i.;., -i,le'r different: am.
uiliirniusL.u.1. -. .i. -i -i" ir .n.-i. tiniis we canif
liic uus;-m i- in ii.... roltaM.. mnitatiors. For
k-j nn it me oocit'Ty trim Silt Creek . e-"1- i , .i, Township, wh.n on motion it was agreed lh,l-c'"r,i rc,u" '" " 1 reflect hat 1 pool comm.n brands we unerM&nai
to elect two from Brookville Township " ei'-Mi ui 1110 .-r.t..w tti.tt. is represented s:
believed to be in New Albany. llecatuei , "w " ""V I ernment.
hither, and upon inquiry le rnel that : fep, ""'Porie,i DacK, wu.i am, numeni, a I the afternoon the Senate went inshe wae earning a livelihood by sewinp He j J to repeal an act extmntitig certa-n to ConimiUee of the whoie on the Genlearned chat she also believed her brother land-holders in Rising Sun irom taxation Cral Bankino-Law, and alter sometime
iu on neao, 1101 iisnnr uea ni irom nun lor : lor cornoraiion nurnoses concurrcu 111. . - ..a ...... . -
many years. Dr. II went to the house The same committee renorted back. ILV" u ". . .'..:""J 'I X. "'i were elected Directors of the . a Calhoun, a Cay. - Woo Iburv. and a la-
mtjuiej v iiiicumu sal
and one from every t.m r.shin in tb m the Sen ttonal Council by sj ae.ciuiil i.-hed
county save Salt Creek. ! nun! Wort ,,ly does lie til. the Keals.uobly (In tlio fire, bo 1 Int , 1. r . n j 1 '. .. . .
.... ul,ul. niiinwiii nameu ue uegraue inc. ciiair, in wnica a Wetisier,
s:4.10 was uttered.
tniivts:i()S The mar
lav. stld itn '
k.t l
our article again, he will see our
remarks were not pointed at the mem
seltUh
ceas
where he nnderslood his wile was livm.h,.,t. .1 ' 1 . uu asKeu leave to sn again. a ne 0111 society, viz
found ohe had lert there a few davs befoTe. . ! .""V."' . - "! u " . lo authorise railroad companies in this
11. ....... 1 ,,.. 1 . . 11. ; ,11 rei;u, on 10 nues concurreu 111. ine
hiuii .... , riirini :u,lul.Ci add
State to connect with these of other
demdanor, and found that it had always been um ",."uu nu.M acl ,n r'al,on 10 ? w States, &c, was taken up and passed. unexceptionable She spoke but little of "tructionor injury of stock by railroat s, The bill to prevent the Auditor and Seeder husband, but told every one that she was indefinitely postponed. The com- rftary of State from receiving or rilinoconsidered him dad. The lady ol whom Dr. mittee on roads reported against dimin- furthpr ttpplicttions for banking priviie"h.TT";8. 1,'yrH .T ' ,.h:" ; ' "? tht VUlt,V,,, thC Mk:hiSan ro;,d- ges, failed on final passage. The bill to he wv the long l.t husfvimi, an.l ottered to concurred in. The comm ttee on scien- . ....I: r . nL...:... ..
accompany htm to the h -use where h. w.f ! k 'i - . auinorize me eucuu.i u. o i uy mciuu
imil ami ui'iK "iUIviu I
J. Shultz of J. I. Brady, of
E. H. Rockefellar of White Water"
J.R.Jones, of Highland, J. Lynn, & ) T. A. Goodwin,) Brookville " J.Wright, of Fairfield J. Masters, of BInomin tT CI rrt'n
met itntinn j ritilnrtail . . . . a a
was ewme. Upon arnvmK there, she Mtd ,,T.,;,W, i-,T:i,,: ,k ...i,; Ar u,v ln:a'' L"u,"u """" . 1 ,u"' K- "Spencer.of Metamora.
II , nereis a reuilemati -.- .- . .- , . J - , was recommiiieu wun uisiruciioua. ll. Alley, ot
wao saw your brother in Cali.or,,i." she -Vm"S 'or wanaier oi insane persons ; House Petitions on temperance,, c. II. Georor.. of
no-ain very nuict. to-ihiy
sales heard of were Di3 trs p'f p.; lard at c: 200 do prim?gut a4;"" pes bulk hams fco-nitry at mess pork at 170 do do at 8'"--wiiisklv sai.-s oi it- ;; at:.,..,: on-.t- Jii.i do from river, no-'
j o - ... ... 111. v ii... , j manly, so excellent in t.iste aud mural hear- do from wagons lit 2"C. , ling! Noble aud worthy s-euatorl-Ilooored ' CIICF.SL S;llof o! 'i: I is indiaua iu his election. Tne days of Ko-' BUTTER Sales o I man virtue .till remain to s! "lhe con- at I3i: ,S I . , , , , and 10 do common a Ifi.. , science of our Icgislalorj must be at ..p.,,, . e jq tens rnffi"-
V...I.:... -
j -- -.-- .... - - . .j . . 1 1 i rvci ' r- n. . j OW'Ilship ueareJ frolll ti.e .en of eitlier of llior-e meii,
ou puig .uu tunaie in.llic, so (lltlllleu hud
Last Saturday was th Anniiil mating at Brookville, it was a bod day, and but few could get here from tha country. And the 200 voters of Brookville,are such in lustrious, enterprising m?a, that but seven could attend the meeting. If vou
He knows, and we know, that Odd Fellows, arc not excluded for drunkenness. To take a social glass is drunkenness, ar. I yet who ever heard ot an exclusion for it! To go to a ball, a party, or a weddino-. and rtat tntnvif.i.tAt : J...nl.
should consult those away, they would " ennCM, ,nd j3 lUat kind that x. quickly give you to understand that those clude frora the kinidom of Heavcn j, seven were loafers and vagabonds, and the Bible be true. And yet who ever had nothing to do. At least they would knew au odJ Fellow c,uded for u, tell you they were not there because they Dut, .avs Mr. Jocelyn, if any are in the had something to do. Well seven atten- ; habit 0 ..DaiIv intoxication, they will ded.and next tall when the Fair is not 'certainly be "thrown out." God help held here those who were away will be as. j the world, if this is to be the moral standtomshed at it-astonished that nothing ard. We are truly sorry the editor ever was done for Brookville. . penned that The LoJge Jn ce .g But these remarks do not hit Brook- one of the best. It has our best men, v.lie alone. e had a meeting at Bloom- and i,cst curi4tians in it. Yet we preing Grove last summer. About three of: smi. .j k- ,
the c.tizens of the town attended, but not pCi aman for drunkenness, unless he'
Butler,
Rnv.
were presented and referred: commit- A. J.Ross, of Posey, tees reported against changing the law C. Murry.of Laurel', " establishing courts of conciliation, and j On motion of A. B. Line against increasing length of constables' I Resolved. That when this Society term of office, diminishing per diem al- adjourn, it adjourn to meet at Metomora lowances of county commissioners, re- first Saturday in March, 1853. T. A.
... .. , rs" '"J i H't"iciu iiiuiiu- uooau' n n nvM tn imcnri i .Ur. ...
.h.nUll.h,.M . i aciucciar,iraier courses puotic nijrn- ,i .,o...i;.," .!.;.. ..... ... ,
wi.h. ..V I " "r..;i.a"" ..I w-avs nassed aves 72. A bill to.ttich V oiuuon, cy sir.K.ng out Metamora, and
'he county of Knox to the JTrLhibilSn? New Trenton, which motion hood. fc county of Pike passed aves 80, noes 2. , L i' I . ... J .J other.U&u rU b" ' Pvai ed, and the resolut.on as amended, The above st,t-men. we are aore.f. ! A hill t i authorize vnlnnt arv nssei.itinnJ . Indiana bonds as security of Free was adopted.
I..I.I .-.I , uuinvii, C3iauii5iiiu a uiu urtuu 111 o . Iln motlOllfl Jninh nn.
... P"-0" which were concurred in. Rpnnru I n tu.. n ... .
to amend the i . r j- i ' 'VI-- i ii aer. i . t. uooawin
5Sth section of an act for the incorpora- n i himi wtim , "uu'u"ul , ,, q , V lodel,ver " next monthly tion of towns, p issed-ayes, 70, noes I iz!?$?ml 1 pa83ae ,f Lb' ! mitw before .h Society- Adopted
A bill to amend an act lor the ffovcrn- ,7 s w 1 r . F . ' ""ollcn ' Ji-Ltne, meat of the hospital for the inaane' trusteeT Rolvep, That the May monthly
ayes SI, noes 1. A bill to amend an ' 1 X ' f ,. " "i r ,-'ety be held at the in relation to county treasurers, pass- 11 'f Chur ch 111 ler Township.
ed ayes 81. noes 3. A h tn .lnfin . . f "' ""'""S ... . u.icu
imeesred astonished, looked at the visiter h... i rrom ll"e State prison to the hospital for
appare.i'ly did not recoguiie lum. He brush- ' e insane not concurred in. A bill to est bck his hair, and sai l ojii.-kly. '-Eux., ' prohibit negroes and Indians from givdou'l yon know met" Mrs. (I mint ; injevidence in courts of justice against diately swooned away, and ell on the rl ...r , white persons failed for want of acoi stiI, the same moment a husband an I brother, tutional m ijoritv both aup,Hed to le dead, were retore.i to , r the B",lerno'on a bm to 8menJ an
Dr. II
strictly correct Here is teen in real li e I to hold and convey
-qua, m siranijeness to any to which romauce j vcs go, noes 2. A biil
oirm. ,,e .-ioany t iuu.1 L.e.iirer. Jan 7 fc
.flare Uanks.Mill iUry Com. The following applications have been filed within the last week:
.Name and place of location Capital. Bankof Salem.Salem, $250,000
TUnlr nfr.n,,j, i.i-.i.. . the K..n,frW lin K...- tk t-uiiipcusaiioii coowners ot siocK j KJti motion ot Jos. Bradr.
r5i.Su,VB 'f cars, Resolved That the question for disCommercial Bank, Lafayette,.. 100 000 ! constitutional majority. A bill to en-! l b,U as finallX ordered to engross- cuss.on at the March meeting be the State Bank of Ind., Ind'polis,. . .500,000 ! ble the trus.ees of associations, &.c, to ! i?, ,k r. x. r , i , m?hod. of preparing the ground for
Indiana Security Bank, Goshen,.. 50.000 ho,J properfy to be used in ereciino- a i m cuii.vaung corn and oats Adopted.
all al once! A short time after we at-1
tended a political meeting there, and the !
town was full.
drinks so as to wallow in the mud, and ia ruined in character. They have a pe-
. culiar standard of their own to measure reaped. State Sentinel.
school h.msJr. nlcpfi r.r m.hii ..k: Jf VPS ol inquiry were ad opted, joint reso-l On motion of A. B. Line.
fcc., passed aves 81, . ,ut'on8 a relation to the distribution of Resolved, That a committee of three Sknatk-Tuesj.iy, Feb. 1. Mr. Kdsoll in-' Pu ''C documents, and adjustment of 3 be appointed, whose duty it shall be to troduced abill toameur1 the geueral banking cenl fun1 were re""l ! time, also report either jointly or seperately upon law, aecom.;:nied by a leufrthy report in lavor amending law for settlement of de- the question for March discussion of the priuciple ol free banking. A long i cedents' estates for incorporation of cit- Said resolution was adopted, andj. Wdiscussion sp-uiig upon the passage of the ': 'es, and for sale and school lands; also Hitt, E. McCarty, and G. W. Kimble
. o ,n. Uie, iees id me common pieas, oius lor relief ot persons therein named, appointed siid committee. onft Th. Kill HuH..J Oft . IC i 1
i Ik """ i" -?e., uoe. ana cnanging time of holding courts in In the afternoon the following bi lit wera U,. nT.k.f: jo
are being sown broadcast. The har- Ped: To pive circuit courts jurisdiction of Riii V " k-M 7 vest wilfripen and the whi, Iwind wifl be ? "nWemeaaora pending before I ' ""eiF eP S!!."1!?." 0
City Bank of Ind'polis.lnd'oolis.. 500.000
Ohio County Bank, Rising Sun,.200,000 Merchants' Bank, Lafayette, 50,000 Application for a bank at Laurl has been made, but there being some informality in the articles of association, they have been returned for corrections. Indiana will soon be known as the "Wild Cat" State. Tho seeds of the storm
rest.
State Pkiijk.
roll "d ai .-?iio. , , ,.j
FRUIT A sale of 30 un.-
sh.
KI'f'AR Sales ot I:
pies ::t Nl M f uumi. . , I . , r ,.-A l.h.ti. .11 1
....
From the IJusliville J.ickonioa. Tlie Junction Ka i I rni .1 . The President ol this road, Mr. Ridenour, and Mr. Conwell, one of the Directors, were in our town this week, pros-
peciing. i m y navr? commenced stirring ' . ,,n'v a iih' ih r,V?;.,r !..,., t...i ces are easier, with on. a
baa j vj wvvwt Lilly unv llUil UUUU T I t fl 1 1
at-lfolc. The.!cmn"Jf:rv. MOLASSES Sales of 1;29.'...' 30 ; and KSO half d. at . .... . n Tnilut.J
newed energy and vigor, and with such
mand.
of 24
' br: . "'--. coffke a ai
eiicouragemenr, aireauy, as to place its . ,. , . . :. ....... t;n:inltimntP sccnS ,I.K,',.. J n,.-.d,-.,.. CaslT. I lie market l ' r."
ultimate success almost beyond peradven-
ture
our opinion in favor of this line of road,
We expressed, some time since, : "-" . .-! i M v! Ji
. . . . . ' - .....Li l1-
I.V. I ... anrk atthf I tarn
as being the most advantageous to our Apply m J. i. tiarw, at Jit. ar"11'
citizens rrenerally as well those who l","!"ia-
expect to take stock, as those w ho look to the completion of some direct thoroughfare to Cincinnati only to give them a desirable market for their produce. Now for some of our reasons: 1st. The stock wi 1 pay. A contract has been effected with the Hamilton
it-
. .-r " '
tr-i-iTr. D By the. V Cabinet Makers. I willt-?'
II Mlt-ill itll'l f-"' iul'i-triotis m n need ai I1)-
Mi. Carmrl, in-!-.
i:v.te'-;?
On motion of A. B. Line,
Resolved, That the thanks of this
Society is hereby respectfully tendered
, - . n .-i. ui uiiniriiipfluiini urmunr oeiore i : u .i.,-'...'' .r J .v...v.vm ! them when the . S. of 1852 shall go into ' l"heTlt property in certain cases, passed, to the President, and Secretary of this force ayes 4b"; a joint resolution in relation Senate resolution to go into election of 1 Society, for the efficient manner in
f-3v. it
St Ti:t- IiKl'-TiatTon-
t-t !. All x et .i .
k.. ..k;..l, . 1, , omnor... nrr.oao . . . InHirf" ' j .1)
puiijr uy ,,.11.1 .uu, j'u.jj ..itto IRlpOrlrr. mis. " in HB to furnish all the rolling materials nec-: Jla.n a ; ?; Vc-i " H.E" eesary for the road, and take simply its ,,:,.. mkk'(,haMs ?.!n'
proportion of the proceeds, according to 1 buvkks to ii.s!.".'i,i.'.:'J,'a(''pi,
. - r.wv.. i PKPTEUIO int ' ' , i . sul s:" I at which the freislit or pssenjers may . o1irf;i.-tiii.-sf..rs'3.-uriuc.t-rjU'' ;, ii
have come on thus giving the Junction r'"1' f 'eT"T'ITJl' b- honnnt nf tho ,ono ,1 ""Use " H'O ".' ". C,,K i"'
"""" ri,u,u,lu er constantly in uie -- ia country between Hamilton and Cincin- d.iitvs.i.h I'-rgainsastiie103. nati. Besides this, the charter extends hnfry good?, f.B the line direct to Indianapolis, and the i..ii;K iiukkiks, khi "'
pint now evinced must speed.Iy push '.VAy , gloves, he pnternrisp thmnrrk tr thnl- nnml -.mi
cne enterprise inrouirn 10 mat point. wihtk goohs,
But, even if it does not, we have a road h a x ,'.KKKl1'll'!Cnearly direct from here to Indianapolis i ?.'.I?:.S,S..T, ' "
the JefTersonville and Columbus Road to i The popular feature of ;!"'vor.:iiC:J:, lvi:..j u i ir t t. . r ! n. ,...rm-iil. o.i ance i. b..
" -VA1'.
thence OUt. It is Well known, tOO, that caI1"t(erli! eral inducements.
horl Tim-'
To
bo i-eu JOl 'ti. ne al ke "es I its iin SB, io tl t : ear Con H i '68 lid lt ate