Indiana American, Volume 21, Number 9, Brookville, Franklin County, 18 February 1853 — Page 2
AfllEKICAflt) It O ORVILL K, I N D. t1DAY,FEB.13,1853. Shrt Deeds. We have on hand at the American officii, plentiful supply of short form blank deeds, done up in accordance with the laws of last winter. They will be sold at 82, per 100, or 2 cents a piece, when 25 or more are purchased at the same time. The laws will be filed in a few days, when these short deeds will alone be current.
Good. The mail route from Brookville to Cambridge has been changed from a triweekly to a Daily mail. This is what
has lonj? been needed. We will now
OTHeavt Loads. Laige quantities of bulk pork id passing thro' our town from Laurel and Connersville to Cincin
nati. Four horse teams take 8,500 lbs. This at 60 cents per 100, from Connersville, will be $51 per bad. This is the way our packers are loosing for want of a permanent Canal or Railroad. AdrrrlUlu;, All advert! sing is done to get, or keep custom; the reason is apparent, the miiid of man is constantly growing, some new advantage is every day being developed whereby all kinds of goods are manufac-i tured, sold and transported at cheaper rates than formerly. The truly practical busiuess man is ever on the alert, seizes these advantages, informs his fellow men of the fact, so that they, as well as he, may profit by them until other improve-
7 ., . , r ,. ,'inents are made and their advantages
nave a aauy couneciton wtm tnaiannpo-; , ...... ... .v f i brought to light. Hence we are safe in lis, as well asour neighbors north of us ..... . T, .. eaynij that all who advertise have, or onthLanal. IfwecoulJ now get t:ie ! , : a r , . . .,. ,- . ! t-'iink they have, some new or peculiar route from here to Ruhsviile disconnect- , J ' ... . . . t ,. ,. , . j ' advautage to offer those whom they ined with Indianapolis, and h:ive a dai.,y : .... , J ... . . .,... d . ... vile, through taa medium of the press, to mail between Brookville and Kushville, ; e 1 ' . .1 . i call on them, these facts along with we would then have things in as good a : , . , , , , , ,. , the maxim tliat '-com petition is the life situation as such good and obedient sub-; , , ., ... j . - ... , . ;ol trade, aie we think, suinoient to injects as we are, desire. We will look ! , .... , .i i tduce every enterprising business man in forward with hope. ' , , the country to read our Cincinnati adverOur t.ejUlaturr. itisements, visit those who deal in his As our Legislature can sit but 60 days branch of trade, and see for himself, "if the term will close about the 10 th of these things are so." We invite particMarch. We suppose they will remain : ular attention to the following advertisethere the full time allowed by the Con- 'mentsin to days paper.
Prlvitte Corrpttldmc." IDtAsoruLis Feb. Uh, 1853. Mr. Ct.ARic.sox: I have just read the extracts from that private letter of yours. You may well felicitate yourself on the perfect freedom of its style; the first elegant quotation from -'Tomy Lumpkins'' is sufficient evidence of that fact. Truly a classical and chaste ono for a man who aspires to the dignity of a poetical critic. And he thinks "Native Hills" can't write poetrj . Well, perhans I can't, but the decision will have
to come from some head better Red been unusually favored in the way of .... - I , IT." 1 - . ! - - J
hi woman's sphere, with some little misgivings. Mi lerable old bachelor that I ain.thoughts of wedlock times throwsome rays of sun-light on the way that lies before; but if things go on at the present
rate who knows but I may be compelled at some coming day, to djfT my biped gear, and amble behind a milliner'd counter, exhibiting corsets and stays, with my hair tucked up behind and my dress tucked all aroun.l! Shades ol all the departed Smiths forbid it!
The present season in Cincinnati has
LEGISLATIVE.
titution. Ihcre w one advantage in having a session only once in two years.
Win. Addis Masonic aud Odd Fellows' furnishing store, the only one we
with brains than his. He ia welcome to I
his opinion. I shan't charge him anything for giving it so freely. I presume it won't kill me. He recommends "the study of kiss verses" in order to understand the material harmony of Mother Goose's melodies"; doubtless he has found that beneficial himself, or he could not so confidently point to the source from which he has derived so much of
his own information. We generally "praise the bridge that carries us sale over." He appears to be astonished that you should ehcourage such nonsense; while I am equally astonished that you should think his silly letter worth publishing, and "praise it too." One would sup-
Lectures. The young men's Mercan
tile Library Association, lias furnished the public a brilliant course, by some of the most eminent men of the day. The Mechanic's Institute have also succeeded in obtaining good lecturers and large audiences. The Catholic young men or this city have recently formed un association, from which heretics are excluded with careful scrupuloaity. The Sunday night lectures of the clergy have been very popular and well attended. Indeed it seems that the Queen City is becoming rather a literary nieat-ropolis. About six inches of snow on the ground has brought out in great numbers the merry ;leighers. The cold and frosty air is full of the music of the bells. It is
for the payment of ants lo transport fugi i lives iiyrs 70 ioe4, to amend section three I
of an act delmiug inixd'-me'viors, &c ayei. 7G, iioea 3; a joint resnlut ion ou tbe aubji-rt of a chip canal aroutiml I e fill of N i igiri
) 31 iiucdUJ. A Hill lo authorize hii.i empower locvnsi.ip clerk nnd tru-l-en in alnilnisier o.ttiis wa laid on fie table. A joint resolution in relation lo riis'riutiliiig public documents, filled for waul of a cou MilUlioiKl uumber of voen ayes 41, noes 4'; nlo a till m locale ant rstal.lndi, permanently, coiitiiv 1 1 ii-ate4:. noes Senatf. Feh. 10.' Mr. Sullivan
made two reports from the committee on I
nuance
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Senate Saturday, Feb. 5. 1853. A great many reports from committees were presented and acted upon. A resolu
tion was adopted directing the trustees of the deaf and dumb asylums to accept the resignation of Mr. Brown, the Superintendent. Several resolutions of inquiry were adopted, and a numbei1 of bills introduced. The following bills passed: Authorizing and regulating suits against the State ayes 41, noes 3; to prohibit the selling of intoxicating liquors or nny other article withiu two miles of any religious meeting in this state ayes 41; to amend an act providing for the appointment of notaries public ayes 35, noes 7; to authorize voluntary associations to hold real e&tate, adopt by-laws, etc., ayes 39, noes I; to amend an act for the incorporation of towns ayes 23, noes 6. The bill to
repeal part of first section of an act to incorporate Lake Michigan, IiOgansport, and Ohio river railroad company failed for want of a constitutional number of votes ayes 24, noes 17. There was no afternoon session. The House was not in session to-day. Senate, Feb. 7. 1 S53 . Petitions were
preserueu uy Messrs. diiw, h uson ot amending School Law: a bill supplemen
From Wai'iiiitoii. Washington, Feb. 0, 1853. To-morrow Mr. Clemens means to speak slightly against the Monroe doctrine. It's of no use however, r.s ths
uuriruit; 13 uuunu 10 sianu, ana is aireauy , J"" aain set risMbv t, ti
endorsed bv spvpn-pi-rlits r.i the nponl- ! r'"e.lics "'ni0'
The South ousjlit to have a care not to !
oppose measures which are essential to
SYMToi.Unrr.,',..'
Dlk ip bhojld nevrbdisre-ar.i-d. ThT "
uureauons lUat t!ie TiM funcli.- . 7" uil
been interrupted in tboirhe.Khful serious evils must inevit !.i,. . ,. "'':
la set rur,t I,,. .1 .. 1 ""i
lilt Ulllclj
lLjU-'ar in mind, that i,w.
, in? to expel diwa !lt n i. ."
.i r . . .,, . I economy, and only n.-,u,i " ' their own safety, or they will be suspected gcn,.ll rustratiru I ol Conservat,sm With a vengeance. Mr. ihal win cive tori( ,, J, t w it it.
Clemens was always counted as a strong ,tooDh,ch uiheP .'i:
iriend oi uen. Lass, and this new shoot! gctsott's m-n- J .hr, . .1.,..!.. . 1.: I ... . DO' ".....
ZZ' R Te,,nLrM,.Ce,d I1' P0S'lij"- T1' " iUa S"Uther Senators, 1 ten,, .a . supporter r """ ibson, Richardson atid Hosbrook. Res- !,.. u...i ...; o.. ';..;,.,.,.. rllran1 r orv(rof .,
olut.ons were ottered by Messrs. Gibson ! slIpK,rt of the doctrine, which N. oer- ! ti that ,n -a, u "l '?e,'0.n a 1
anu r.usan. i lie later, a joint resolu- hap , h(J reagQU wh the so.calk.d c'on. ! perhaps weeVs aa ,mft V, ! ;'u: tion asking Congress to suspend the op- Sl.;valivc3 rc afrj to follow. Mr.il.f. , oration of the tanlf laws on railroad iron 1 ia k .i. : I lCTSe?aJvert. eincnt.
lor t h ran ron po Tttn vnoLi t n 1 . ' 1 I
1. 1. ,i.t . .i i . I led was against the doctrine, has since I CS p n T C n v t TT" ledpd that the duy on that ir.ee en- , decareJ adhe8ion to it; askinS mere-! 1UIS)0MXG.
ni. y it UIVICU1 IU III; lull QUI t of such duty. In the alternoon the Senate did but litlle of importance.
HofSE. Numerous petitions on tern
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posea or I astnr O-l. CaU.
noon Cfen h i a nnotn'i I nnntntia n fr." m nnl I rt . nnn.. ,1 I. t I 11
wwv ..v... r 1 . VAVl.llt.11 a WUl l tlVUUIlUC M. IIIUUIV TT.
ti..,! i, k . ;,i, i - I r.i . . -. Jm liauou iiawmoin, anu rsuan. wnicn f,r ... .i... .! ..r
iunj manic iiuui 6" Juu5 i it try u. urb musioi uit; ui am y ... .- , . I -"J i mc .uuc vi vim pi."i s . ofliepr tip sprvirp r- . l i ? i.. ' . . J . Were annrnnri.it.plv rplprrpcl. Rtnnrt d .. . - . umins in uic mihu
z :t7u2rTZT. i 1 A n:lt ,w , he ba.d? i were mu wri. c,-n x;: ".e",.pe. :?"im?r "u : : it. Anything
uiurciuiiuiincuiuiciini i.i.gni. oi an our iriuf. i ney lonuiy recKon : ,,, r-, . .- , tl . ,n. ""K hwvukuij:, uuuiuniing l"w"JM"r mot on i of course
! "P 7 Z r,.",: " Z.1: i U "f.0' SL"1 mark V? V ! first on the subilc o chrats: ' . Z""V"L?V TIT , corps. The bill has
un no n. k . iiv iuivm ,u pruui me ii uy u.wu u ion llie omilllS ... . r i . i . i"" UUIUUI.1IUJJ unuiucis iu main; in am 4 .,, nvvnitintr vou thaf'mv talents oun-ht to be culti- i tlmt 'hp W'llfi rmw tiifiv i-nm 1' ii aainst lurtner legislation at this time on i dexes 0 records.- nml uroviiliiu' s.-il.iries i. . "
vated and improved." I wish he would weather :s a bore to people with lare LtlC 8Ubjec.t of rand Jury system: of 200 to di8lrict proeecutin!r attorneys. n.'. not whether ..t. i r i. , . the soctmd. anr;iinst the c.onstitutinnnlitv i rri in . 1 Know noi wneincr
ff t i t 1 1 ni r niTt if vh mt" n it-w , ixtini: inii hit ntr -- n,i i ' -r1 - - j i un 11 1 1 1 ri'nt'n imir i ni Kiinn t'iiiiiti:ii
bv niv
sons, u nere noes ne live! I u send , manage with a lew books to pass the for him. The schoolmaster is absen. ; hours quite pleasantly. Yours atlection-
from our region, and he can till the place ' ately, JOHN SMITH.
of that tunctionary, and teacli young
poets how to shoot. I was half mad
when I first read the delicate morsel, but
We will likely get the laws of one ses- know ol in the city.
sion before they are repealed by the next j J. & A. Simpkiuson, boot &. shoe dealsession. This is not now the case. 1 ers, NV 25. lower market St. Thev are
Nearly all the business of ti;is winter is practical men, who believe in "small amending and tinkering at the laws pass- ' profits and quick sales." d last winter aud summer, and which j Jones, Brothers & Co., dealers in Dry the people have not yet een. We are j Goods, No. 19, Pearl street. This yetin hopes of getting the laws in a few j house has been in operation 34 years. r- W. E. Ogborn &, Co. 35 t 37, Pearl Arrested. r'ces ,s lw and terms as liberal The horse of Mr. Osborn of Butler ' tts an? olher hoU3e in the country, township, was stolen on Tuesday night ; Day &. Matlock, No. 57, Pearl St., oflastweek. Snow covering the ground : h:lve a larSe and well selected stock of the horse was tracked to a neighbor's, Dr-V Gl,od:i' and are prepared to offer innamed Schofield. Mr. Sehorield was duccments equal with eastern cities, pursued. He traded the horse off near ! Sherwood t Co. No. (57, Pearl St., Elizabethtown, Ohio. On Friday or have a kl11 "-tment f Hats worthy
Kaitroiid ."'lcet injj.
At a meeting of the citizens of the
lv for still stronger declarations, and in
endorse these views however, it would are .. .. ; . " ' 'hih the j,,.;.
be prudent to increase our Army and Van- n nil mi. l,-.tK of t I, lil, 111 At, t d .n
. 1 I . . U II L 1 1 . .1111 U ll.'ll 111 I II lH
1 7 j r.u.ilLu, i a more rCrtpecUbie .nd efficient fooling, made, and resolutions adopted Bills ( Commodore Stocktons bill for the rewere introduced foi - relief ot inhabitants ; orpBniMtion of the Navy u not lar of township 12, if ,go county; increas-! willl the civi, branch 'of the se'rvi1ce mg State Librarians salary to 00; conyjstin ,fs uns anJPursers; but ampnilinir Si-lmnl l.nvv a lull tunnli'iniM'. ' . .. . . . .
tne old Commodores, iaptains and other
, are quite delighted n-'c:ne, Hoi.c-n
,'hich holds out pro-
acceptable to the
passed the Senate
are actually laying Uie r, ,,..,.
diseases, tu.h assaliv.,ion., -,'' '"'H oflimbs.&c. ''fhUir,j
In another column be fu-nj . I mentof Hobens:. k-s M. d',-1H t ' T the attention of ,iirt.,.tlv '-m J ' " as well as their Children", h..,h , "l plaints and ail .liwr.k-r , ' ;Ier
lioustjpc, should iae . .,"'u"(f
medicine, Hol.ensi.v, li.r p..,' ""-ti "Be lint i!rcr,r-,i - :,. .,' ' I Worm Sy nip and Liv.rVi u , , , ""V: f has the the .ignuur, of v. 't '"7" " & 1 BEXSACK. as cone e!-o ' '' " ' J- St
of amending the act for the incorpora- j rai!road act o ,ast 8t,ssion wa8 inde(inite-
tion of the Rising Sun end Allensville :
manv of thi citizens (UliiT OF 11VMFV
i oi Cincinnati are interested in r.ie r rencn i rn
spoilaiion now pending in the House o'
jly postponed ayes 55 iocs 33. Bill Rprei5entativc; but it is nevertheless
lameiHimg aci wr constructor, oi piaiiK ! w orth ...hile to st:lte t!lat l!)is biii.now
and otner roaas, passeu, &j to I. isin
I am laughing now, at the aptness with j White Water Valley convened in the
th? attention of country merchants, i Watts &. Colburn, 63 Pearl St, offer 1200 packs Dry Goods, purchased mostly previous to the advance of prices. Latimer, Cox, Colburn &. Lupton, 74 Main St. have a stock of Hardware & Cutlery admirably adapted to the country trade. j Hoggins, Brother &. Anderson, Impor
ters of Queensware, No. 91, Main St.,
iare receiving a large and complete stock of ware for the spring trade.
John. W. Ellis &. Co. are also desirous
of extending their business amonff the merchants of this valley. Their stock is large and complete, and we are assu
red that their prices are low, as they have
Saturday he was arrested this side of Cincinnati- brought back to this place on Saturday evening, and took a room in the Burnet House of which Mr. King is the attentive landlord. He furnishes meals at their rooms. Mr. Schofield will likely, in a week or so, change his boarding house, preferring Mr. Patterson for Landlord. There is no accounting for taste. Our Hoys. The boys that have been raised in our midst, no matter how fRr they may wander from the parental roof, are still recollected by their old associates. In looking over the Portland, Oregon, pa-
ri , o . ! r 1 1 l , .
per oi un: .ou. . truiucrnst, e see fc 8 anJ facilities for doing busi
me aaveruseiufui oi l,h u. v oous, . . ,, , r-ii . t u ness on the best terms. Call ana be-
on of our old friend J. oods, formerly . ... ... , come acquainted with them of this place, as follows: j
"Levi H. Woods, Auction and Com- w Castle to UlraKo. mission Merchaut. No. 3, Coffin's: Some one having inquired of the ediblock." tor of the New Castle Courier ol the pros-
tvriii'ti vnnr inrronnni1Plir nn rpnilprpil .1 , . . I "m
" ,.'r- ll , ; int.,! cours? 1,1 ur.me.oa luesil!,y iCr., retum-mjr Mr. Gibson's bill on
u I. "l.i . - mn! ko n iclrir in ;. ooruury latti, 18j3, to conler;tie subject .f escheat and recommend.
UKUia. terse. K v -j..., Upon tllC SUOiect Ol Constructing a rail-!;no. i,c i.lfinitP nnslnn
Turnpike Company: also to enable ille fritimate r.lulilrpii to inherit: and t .-. in
. - - , ... , nn,. iii ' 1 11 r rn o 1.. niifiiin kii 1 1 itiii . .....
crease the salary of Judges of the Su- I r" 'f rJlp,! f ,r wniif i on Uie "Pcakcr s ta0K?- has "rown tf0 nrpmp p.,r. ... 1 son .L r , i for Protect'ot 01 g-ne, failed for w ant stron lhat effort w jH be n,ade SJoner
w v..,v. ..v...- ., constitutional maioritv. 4J to 3 . ... .
: i , -- - . . xo iieieai ine resiuiar appropnai
in xne aiiernojn xue oiu tax.ng mer
chants, and that abolishing poll tax
indefinitely postponed. Uiil regul
retail of spirituous liquors aud suppress
ing evils arising therelronl was ordered
. ! i:,
i-i- to M.,s
u:i.!jv. tae 3 jih i!
Coll us, Mr.'s. V. I)Jr 15 -a rev. All ui' IVirhor.,
!u AuroM, o i t'i-2'ilt u l hi
uomi, wr (juorjr lv tr.,t
D.-
. wu.n, .in u t i...r ......
mending the passage of bill to establish
and Yegulate ferries: the fourth, by Mr.
: iu neit-ai. uie iL-j;uiai ajiJi i.jji iai;uii uma, uy usv. Ii . t..liuo:i.! :o-i '.,, ) I nler",than not reach them. An extra session iViea, to .Mi M,m - . . ' ,: '"l 'vvere I is not at all liked by the Democracy, '"d- ' ' "' "' " " " i ';,tino ! and might embarrass Gen. Pierce's ad-; On the J-tS u.iv jt,r o p bI press- ministration. It is supposed, therefore, An Irew J. NiV, , y' ' dered that the majority of the Hof.se will sue- tou CuafW, !augl,it.rof r v. w l-.1.,T II i .. ...J ... ., . ,. of ijrlfor.l. lad. ' ''I
ing its idefinite postponenient: (the re
him. mnrp than I harp. I rfllps. I nave .1 1. .1... t ..l!.... 1...... r : :
. ... 'ht hn.l nf (p. . ... ' iPu" anu U1M was ,aul 01 Ule laD";J5 "?itobe orinted for use ftl, II.hi.p.
- i.,u ... ..p . ... l0 imuanapoiis. Rah jm .st the exuediencv of ameir-1 F . i CLLU cieanngxao x.ime. lowship to him, and ask him to be mora Ueorge W. Kimble was appointed 1 ; , ihJ a tiita o r Fraud" as to paSSd amcildl"S3tl1 soc- acl, ,or. un'- II Mr. Bennett's land distribution bill merciful to those who are troubled with ; chairman aud Dr. It. Havinond Secre-: township business u not at!JeJ t0 mjre j.,, biiU his own weakness. ',.., low eruai conxracxs wn.niuiy can oe ( a)J senalc bill to prohibit evidence ,.,..:,. r.. ..,.1 r,f th.,
But enough of this. If you don't like motlon the folIowin!r solutions F Zl Z' Tt .,,. ! of IUia and Negroes in suits between ,'av The ex, 'iment of gantl
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I I IIT :i ireriiaiP SCI'MIHIS OI K1I1U III U 11 o
ot u lrilonl, lad.
unci:.-.
i on i ei::t;
Aud
my
my sentiments;
'praise it" either.
If vou have one half the honesty I have
isly adopi
Resolved, That we are
favor of
prosecuting to completion the Cincin-
cred the proposition of Mr. Spann, to
strike out $1000 from bill prescribing
always given vou credit for, I would : 11: '!' , , , " r.ihP, .Lit .'hP mnttPr to vnr i,lP. : ?dt' and 1,1 l,dnaPol,s K-'.lw a-v ac-?riIlS struck uiit, and the bill laid on the table;
... ... ..... . j to ine articles oi association as already ment than his. ou m.y pub.ish this : per,-ected and riaced on fiie hl the ofi(.-e il you wish to, if not, keep it as a private o( the ye cret;iry o- !!ti,le expression of my sentiments towards j Resolved, That a committee of three be
your amiaoie corresponaenx. i nope ins alnointed to confer with the on-anizati.m
i c -
letters in future will not be private. He , ' ' ... .......... i r
should let his ffght shine, and not hide it Inuianapols t0 Springfield, Illinois; and undei a bushel. NATIVE HILLS. !one irom Indianapolis toRushville,and ap
prise mem oi xne action anu purpose olthis
. . pects of the Rail road from that place to (irratnrnFnilinir. ' The Rev. Wm. M. Daily has been : Chicago, replies as follows: compelled to give up his pastoral duties! Rimond to I.ogansport the . , , , ,. hole line will be completed and runover the 3d street church, Madison, on ningwithin the nt cighteeti months or account of declining health. 1 sooner if men and money will accomEffbrts are being made by hi3 demo-' plish it. From Logansport north-west eratic friends to get him the appointment ! 70 miles to a Point of intersection with , n , ,, , . ,t .. . the Northern Indiana railroad, will make
' , tr.e connection complete. I his link is
umed there will be no dilbculty as he is now being prepared for contract, and the devoted friend of Bright &. Pettit, : will be fully let and operations comtnenour two democratic U. S. Senators. i ced within a few mouths The line runs i through a highly favorable country , easy
Found. and cheap of construction, and is in the
The body of 3lr. Mvers who was hands of energetic men who will push it
drowned in this place in the flood of the , through as rapidly as capital will accom-
23d of December last, was found in a drill ; 1 ,V ' . . ,. .. .. . ... , . e arc sanguine in predicting that
near Harrison, on baturday last. His w,thin the next two years travellers will
body was brought to this place and buried. ! go through direct from Cincinnati to Chi
: cago by railroad through New Castle
fj7 Mrs. Budd, wife of E. R. Budd, ! and Logansport." Started for California.on Wednesday last, J Tl.r Question rttlrd.
with three children, to join her husband j The following beautiful and pointed
at Nevada, California. Mr. Budd is now ; article from the Rushville Jacksonian of
one or the editors and publishers ot the ; the 10th mst. s,-Ules the fate of the Nevada Journal. Mrs. Budd goes by j White Water Yaliey Railway as far New Orleans, where she takes steamer ; tt3 that editor is concerned. It is one of
xoAspinwaii.anaxnencJinei'acuicroiue his best and purest editorials. To wit:
lo San Francisco. Mr. Budd has been j &T 'U is vu.moa-d tint a vat easiness will
absent over three years. ; be o one by the ' !ii.uaiiapotis & Cuiuiuuaii t Kailroad uo llie Wiuto Water Vallry, thru
- . il isCoiiiulfteU--eiiout;h it Is tliougui to am
. F'y coiii.riis.il lor Uib many iivrs which
oincBour lasi.our iiun now in .ss- , lllllsl UtwStan y ,,t Ui tuouclmic tli chaiu ion have granted divorces to three citi- i oi luls liicii tiit? road is to pans turougn, iuaensofour town, to-wit- David Claper ' 1 !u l,, K li,ose V"'" '"" - 1 : ol nece.NSity occur Irom tlie "Caving uf tin
and He, and Mrs. Henrietta barber, aorunKs, nKeu trom tunr resting ula.m by
formerly Henrietta Swio-ait. I l"e truuuliug ot the oiulerous ir.ous requir
ii for its immense busiu-ai. It it reported
Caramsn PI cas Prosecute r. I l,wl U,e l""!10" this magmticeul -heiiie
T T11 i re Jtciceoly ol the opiuiou mat llie moou
ir. jiiuuM, . V.UUU.1UU ! ie3 j mai.e oi grceu cluese, ud u.teu.l so soou s
Trosecutor has now been once round his;U ir meaus will allow, cou.struuuug a tuni
ForUie Amcrlean. Thp Anterirnn Eddr'n Sermon ('if tcher'i Letter I'atliolic Preuiuption Woman's l i ti In icc -lure. SIclyhinK, Ac, ,c. Cincinnati, Feb. 11, 1853. Dear Editor: It has been a lorg while since I saw the Brookville American or its editor. The latter I met at Indianapolis years ago, on some Temper ance occasion, during the golden era of the 'Sons.' I hope you are still doing battle in the 'cause of all mankind,' and find your efforts more successful than we do in the Buckeye State, where I regret to say, King Alcoholseems to enjoy an indisputable sovereignty. Some obliging Iriend has sent me a late number of the American, and I hereby thank him. It afforded me several hours of delightful reading, and has passed into the hands of my brother whence it will circulate
through the whole family; and after all the Smiths have read it, big and little, '
I intend to hand it over to the Test of mankind.' j
The extract from Rev. Mr. Eddy's ;
sermon, is worthy of its prominent place 1 in your columns. The corruption ex- i istingin both political parties is alarm-'
m to every ris-ht-imnded person. Some ;
dry cynic defines Patriotism to be "the I last resort of rogues." Such indeed it!
would seem to be in the estimation of; many prominent politicians of this day, j fori really think they have resorted to almost every thing else. j
It is the duty of the Pulpit and Press,
wielding as they do, an almost irresisti- j ble power, to improve and elevate the I public mind which they will fail to do ',
however, unless supplied with mdepen- .
dent, outspoken editors and preachers. !
Calvin r letclier s manlv, christianly
declaration, is worthy of beii.g printed in letters of gold. If Heaven would i vouchsafe to infuse that spirit generally, j
Wr. tiddy would never again have occa- ! sion to nse the extract to which I have '
alluded.
a resolution was introduced by Mr. Shook to the effect that when the Senate adjourn, it be tilt the 17th inst., and that members be not allowed their per diem during the adjournment, but it was lost. Bills were introduced by Messrs. Meeker and (Jibson. A large number of Bills were passed; among the most important of which were bills to change the time of holding courts in the second judicial circuit: to amend an act for the repeal of insurance companies; and to provide for the organization of County lioards. Also joint resolutions, nskinr
r riday, t eb. 1 1 . &ESATE. l lie public jm!,rovo:,ients, has admirably sucforen.ion was taken up in considering ! cet.tiej jn' I llinois, where, as JinUeDoureportsfrom committees. The House g,as lhu ot;ier djy. proVL.j by' official bill to prevent the gathering of unripe , recorjs , the remaining sections, which cranberries was indefinitely postponed, j hail r-maiiied u.isold lor . period of forty The bill ror election of a physician to the ; vears had reCl.Ilty averaged S2 37 an Ikaf and Dumb, and Blind Asylum.tailed, " re - cents m,jre tlian doul(lt. thc orJi. 18 to 20. nary government price. While the In theaftern wn.reports from commit- Unitl.d states have lost nothing by the tees were received, resolutions auopted, ! ,rrant but ,.lilu.j 7 te:it3 ,)t.r acre', the and bills introduced providing for" dec- i ,arrn,.rs of nrmoi3 be furnished with
lion oi Attorney uenerai, amenuing set.. new auJ cieaper ,ueaiis of transporting rW.' 95 of law lor settlement of decedents' es- I .... ... .... ... ,i, ; Ijooi.s Admiii;
...... " i ....... .... , - - i r a
well. Hait&t'...t .'. '"
the Uueet:sure loKiin-,.. a, x' Main lrc"t. the Lusua's. , tt.... ..' dueled oiider tUo tfria el II V -'. dcrsau- ii.'.i.'.i . I-ob. 13, "33 0-lvr. V. ;.. aj,..: . v
l EEVSlT lltl... h T,.,
TK.VilE. Noh in i..r.'. ;.! 1 r. .. . .'
iii.J eoiiijiU'ie sloik ot" Jin,, .ii. coin rtmi.e ui pari l ominni T.-a,. i. , lislie. X:i.p.c.,, ::ii'l l.-ncr." i' ; i.,... . K.iu- Tea v are, inlj St....... j.-.,... j' ' , ltiiil a tnl i'oiiiiuoi, ;ia.. U jri'. i a-i .-. "' Ware, tl.-riniiu Silver i.n.i .-iiv r , Lant.Tl:?. ol all size's, w -Jl nti,! I uiitil.! or D.l. ror. ;il--nt t.i.-i r by Ur;t;:.S. URoil!U. tVi'j.' f h. u, -33-9-Ur. .. .,
company and unite their; co-operation on
this road as the most direct and practicable route from Indianapolis to Cincinnati; whereupon John H. Farquhar, George G. Slioup, and Dr. lluius llavmond were ... i
ailllfllllit'll. . .ill r i
. rr,, . congress to improve tie naroor oi illicit- ,i, ..,. ...i;. ,,. i ,:n ti,,,,,i., ,,-.. Resolved, That a committee of three ! :. L ..i i , UlC a" ai.journed till Monday morn
. . l"iH t,llV,l,l I'JMSIIULI tt Ullldl IUUIIU be appointed to conler with the Cincin- the fals"of ohio, OI1 ,he Imliana side; j pefilion, .... natiand Harrison Rai Rnm -,mn-..,.. ..... , . ., r . 110LSE. l onions on
, . i ' - ' ani xo iniiemnry ine ctate ior ine ititure ; .,, n4ti r,.....rt from ruinmit ti.iichiniT the sneedv ronstnn t ..... . were presented, reports trom commit'
? f . , . " ot title totne umversuy lanus uy tin au- i m.,,i(, ,,,i e irii.iu r,.,.l,it.,..w n,l,..ii. connection of said Road at thc town of Jitional mnt Mr Reynolds introduced t0.eS m, v.dnuu ri'bolution. adoptHarrison. i , ?, . introduced , pJ Blls were lntroduced to pay coun-
; n u.llf;igj,,..i,8, s.,i . p.,rlan casesi re ative to duties ol
to issue suopa nas xo inherent cou tuies. jticesn.enaiHg Pec. 14 ofact incorpo- 'hom HousK.-n.e torenoon was entirely , Jrati brii, C0IlipaIlU.8. relative to con- ! SouUurn Sen t. occupied in acting upon and receiving re- j .... u ,,..r,., i.,lin i.i,!io. .ou.u'.t.r" 01 n.
tates, and amending sec. 2d of law regulating fees of officers, and to prohibit riding or driving faster than a walk over bridges; bill passed relative to loaning common school fund, 2i to 11, when
temperance
Everv thinrr is vet new. and be i "r "r"R coi.utry
J 1 t-ordi.ill v u iSii ill -in Ktit rMu 1 hrir
circuit
. . , . 1 1 .
nas to waiKin an untrouuen pain, in : lerprtse ieerves eucourugeiueut.
this Co. be obtained 90 presentments or i -TTI TTT, 1 Cincinnati Centos. indictments, fot betting, retai'insr, ramb- Vvinciji.nati, Keb.9,1853.
linr. nnd fi,rl!tmr A n In F.ivpttP 1 1 i. ! FnorEsSOR MlTCHtL: 1 'ear .Sir Alnetsd
, . . a ' - , you It.ivo tne resu.l ot'uiy Uoorn, nul Hiom
ana in union r.'U. in ravetie several 0i iny MwUtauxs, in au euuniermiou of the
indictments were found for dealing in lot- ' popuiauou oi Cmeiuiiati, just completed.
.. . . , . ,T . . .i l llea'-greirale is lb.1,1 JO, wlncll yoa lll iwrtery tickets, and in Lmow some twenty ) celTe Jy e ,culauous w.rewivU sui,...ted
were found for betting on elections. ! is a regular incre,ite ol leu percent aouitttlly
The obtaining of these presentments I "HuS tiieMre u.o. B . ' j 1MJ, 4b,.llii IS 17,
cost the counties nothing. Nor will
any one pretend that the rights or the 1 battles of the citizen his b?en 1mpungd. They yet have a public trial. And as the prosecutor has to prosecute tha cases, and receives no fee when the case is not sustained, it is not presumed he wi!l make out a presentment unless there is strong probability of sustaining It. Time, however, will more fully deTelope the justice or injustice of this system.
Grand Jury. Owr Grand Jury was in session some tren refght days, and found 10 bills. Thia cost the county $ 108, besides baliffs, In thia we ae charging nothing upon the Grand Jury, for it was as good a jury aa could well be selected, and we have n doubt but they were jealously employed all the time they were in session. But it seems to us that presentments or Indictments could be- obtained in some cheaper manner, and just as safe for personal rights and liberties. In fact the Grand Jury are directed and controled in H their deliberations by the Prosecutor, and why not allow him to do the business directly, and with less cost.
1S41,
lt-43.
l!41,
1S44,
1845,
1846.
4,6j3
51,00 &.IU2 46,122 5612 61,731 6,173 67,u7 6,790
74.699 7,470 tf-2,167 r,ai7
1S48,
90,384 9.0JS 99.4ii 9.94i
1849, 1U9.J64 10.9J6
1850, 12U.330 12,030
1851,
1852,
132,300 I3,33 145,563 14,556
1853, 160,119
05"Wm. Howard, who was confined
in the jail at Lagrange ky., under con
viction for the murder of Henry Drie
chans, and was to have been executed on
the 15th inst., was forcibly rescued by
mob on the night of the 30th ult. He has
not been arrested.
(Same committee as above were ap
pointed.) Resolved, That a committee of three from each of the towns of Harrison, Brookville, Metamura, Laurel, Rushville and Indianapolis be appointed, whose duty it shall be to lake active and immediate steps to secure the necessary stock to place the road under contract. The following committees were appointed under this resolution. Brookville Stock Committee Geo. W. Kimble. Walter Bker, - - - - , C. Smith. Lac he Amin Conaway. K. W. Pattison. Thomas V. Mitchel. Rushville Col, Posey. Joseph Hamilton. Dr. R. Pugh,
Metamora. Alvin Blacklidge. Jonathan Banes. Nicholas Walker. I NDl A SATOLIS Neheiniah Hayden. Wm. Sheets. Joseph A.Wright. Harrisox. John Godley. Col. Tibbs. James Dare. A number of spirited speeches were
But I cannot mention the good things made among which was one by Mr.Moore
in detail, which rendered tlis number of ot Cincinnati. the American so acceptable to me; GCORSK W. KIMBLE, Pres't. There is a whole column of Poetry of. R- Havmund.Soc y.
which I would fain speak as it deserves, !
but do not teel at liberty . Some of our family live, I think, at Brookville, and
maud for many years.
The extension of tlie time for ware-
! housing goods, to three years, is a meas
ure calculated to make the Western and Southwestern States, and Pacific coast of the United St.ites, share in the benefit of the system, ailJ contains no new principle; but cimply a more perfect application of a principle already in force. The measure his passed tlie Senate, and will no doubt be concurred in by the House.
The Paciiic Railroad bill meets with
in the Senate. Tiie
ports from committees, all of which re
ports were concurred in. Most of the afternoon was also occupiel in receiving reports from committees. A joint resolution in reference to a railroad to the Pacific, passed aseconi reading, and on asking a grant for the State University, as inJsmnity for loos of a previous grant, was ordered to en-irrrw-iinpnt Ri!ta wrrp introdiirpH
?irr-idii chap. 36 of civil practice 'fc
touching relation of guardian and ward; relation to county boundaries; amending act regulating fees and salaries: and the school law; providing for relocation of County seats; compelling bachelors to marry, &c. Sexate: Feb. 8. Mr. Grant, from the judiciary committee, reported that the 117th sec. ol the Assessment law,
does not render county Treasurers liable
or.4 T.nir:iHv look nnoli
tracts maue uy uitorurjs ocuiS tl,e bill reported by Gen. Rusk, as ;n-
on principal; and a bill to amend sec. 3d
of the act limiting the number of grand jurors. Bills were indefinitely postponed increasing salary of State Librarian, (7ti toll) and transferring marriage licensingto county recorders. 57 to 37. Bilis passed amending sec. 3. ol act regula
ting weights and measures; uboiisiiuig
office of aent for literary exchanges; I lh , t k p,'M:..hl fti!.ti.lin.. In' -, 1 .,, . iJ r.li..ne g ,,clrc , , counties. IfoUse uojlurueu tin jionduy ; ,.1.11i..,:.l i.
constitutional; believing, as they do, that
Congress has no right to establish a corporation of any sort. Tiiere are too
many schemes o-'iore i.ongress to ueneve , that the Hi. use sluuld agree on any of JONES th-m, no matter how the Senate isdispo- ,
sed to look upon the matter.
Gen. Pierce is not coining here till
of this month. No Cabi-j
and none will be made till
are i.oh- r.-eeivine j, i;;---,- Ll
meiitol Hon; al.il M.oe-.iit :ili:.. vari.-ty. eoiKtauti i.jr ore of iii,vorsilio.l t.H'!;s in t il., un, an. . Sorlini:lil ol" Paliaina. L r':i': p i. eelili pur. l.asoil In. 1:1 ,.t,.
tlie lowest price, to ululi in am..,, ral and e.vl. iiive assi.iiiat'iit i..i :u kilo 1-4 ill ri..'l:s:t.o;i. 'l iiey ill. HuT.'lore. t . pnMi.. 1 cotimry iii'-rcliaiil. iiul in ti,.. i. .1 liiei.t not exerll.-it in th -,.'.' .. vl-
9.ectl.i.l' sol.c.t lac ut i. rull. .i-. .. -i,:.. furl;.,' ..!.. ,.f ter I'r v.f i.l ic'iniLT. J. i. . !ji:ii j. l.i.iv H .i ;.-.
u-l. -:'.-n, strc.-i. t-v .-:. .:.i vit: t tt it a ;:..o. O .S;rc-t, e iiir :it;i il,. 1!
K.-.-p at tiiii
ool. H at. 1'..
Iiooo. 1 i.,..i.ii : .;, a, ; .,; j'.. I'allll L-al Hat, t't.uiitry .;ert l..i!!'i, ar. .... i. -,i t '
I- . , I.
i a: 'ki .
Te
a ttii: a ...r::i: .T.i.-r u .it, ,-
LKOTIiKilS v; (
nt tht iiitri))iiSis. r.viii
se adjlu. ned tin Monday ; , , , . , . ,
ii c j gestions. My opinion. however( still is,
rr,, ... i that the gentleman 1 have long ago an- 1) V Iff Tl i r...r..w.. .Iii. Pi, . run .1 I nti'ilia. . . . " .. 1 !. i
IU lira lyriiiuiiaiin ", u. .
morning
m o s-o. n to
j. i). &. c. j'.ii:s
W !i o I e . a I 1' . ;ln, i ;, t -i i ii il I) S . Ao. i.i i'ea:::. m ,;f'.t. IN' V.V.Ti. juil I., jonls. i.i ... :v ...
hei. la. 'i'A 9-C.i.!.
ntkiine,,,! pa liw foenrilo itll.l tli:it Gen
port, Biv l'i lollowiiig ms the cucu ; . ' ' . Ue for United State- ttouuior: i 1 ,tr.ce not easny be induced to sur-
Th resioiiMl)imv for the lection of Mr. render Ins prelerences. t-in. Com.
Pettit rt-H's properly with those who voted I lor him in emeus. To let it rest where III
Ii long", the lollowiuji lis' h is be-u prepjre.1. From the b. st uieuiid ot iuloriridlFou in our
f.., .1. ... ... .i.: i :.. ..; I
V. UC 1.3 JI II1VII ID tUl'LlBDUI O 111 UtlllV, i , .1 .1 ,1 . .1 .
. .. n..,' I. own, . w uiirc inn. lie nr.. iica. v I ipi. which was concurred in. Resolutions H, .., it .,, ,r...., .. ..i...r ...
CURTIUS.
I'mlr I.i s l.atrr I rom Lurojio, New York, Feb. 7. The steamer At
lantic arrived here this inorninir, with
cc M A T I. A 0
ttr.n;..ii.t t ; i No. 'rt
ie. kl stkket. i;ir. w a mt
0lurrt:" '" "V, , Ir il is u,,t- 11 wi" rt,,r'1 u Pie-sure to cor- ! "il: " " " ' i ;VL.rno" i , the oSih ult ollered by Messrs. Hawthorn, ! recl lllfclUhe- w,lrCll m,V hve imdver adTK?.S i' V" .p 1. ". ..
From tha Kushville Republican. Vullrrltnil lloitd.
were
Brown, Anthony, and Adams. The Ibl
lowing bills were passed, viz: in relation to valiancies in office; to establish and regulate ferries, to prevent frauds in the use of stamps and labels; to enable illegimate children to inherit in certain cases therein named; and to ainnd an act therein named. The files were then cleared and the Senate adjourned. In the alternoon no business of importance was transacted. Horse. Various reports were made from committees, and resolutions of in
quiry were introduced and adopted.
liills were introduced by Mr
they might suspect me of flattering,
whereas, of all the Smith family,! have
been considered the plainest-spoken.
In the great commonwealth of Ohio,
the public mind seems to be quiet. It
is generally conceded that Mr. Pierce is elected President, although the vote has
not yet been counted at Washington.
ho will succeed in getting a place in
his Cabinet, is still an open question.
Sara Medary wants to be Postmaster General; but the Enquirer ol this city, the organ of the Miami Tribe, is decided in the opinion thnt Sam is almost too complete a scoundrel (politically) to receive a place in the incoming dynasty
from which you may judge how low Samuel has descended in the s.ale uf degradation. There is a strong evidence to believe that the Catholics and Infidels of this city are leagued together in an effort to destroy our common school system.
ropery evidently seeks political as well mile. Can any other roud beiwu these two as ecclesiastical supremacy in this'eoun- important points boast of such gnj an these
try. Ine lelegrarli ot this city an-, uu tae Juutiou roai, l iiuuk, iney reae.it nounced not long ago, that the perpetui- ' "early titty feet aud ou Dau rudJ, mat
ty ot Our republican institutions deoend- '" ei.eej
edon the adoption of the Roman Catho
any
teiitly crept into il: Koa Perrir. Senators B.trloii, Brookshire, Black, Brown, Cox, Culsliaw, KiIimII, Gibson, (ilaz'-liroon, Gaul, Ureitthoue, Gordon, ll'iinpliMK, Jnrksou of iMa.lisou, Uet noliist, SIiit.-r, Spauu 17. KeraKSitNT tivh tluel., Chapiu, CUrk, Doiiiil.lsoii, Druly. D'lrlidiii, Fleuiiu, Geu try, Goolee, llau.ly, llnrlly, !lowll, lin k, Jones, ! K ou, Jones ol ItipUy, Lewis, Man Vllle, MuCoillic, McUollild ol tiullivall, McKimiey, Moss, Parker, Price", Seunglit, Rlachlioitse. Stephens, Sott .11, Tuuiicr, 'l orhei, Uuderwood, w iloo, Work 33. I'oa Fitch. St.noiis Amliouv, B.iruelt, tlrtll, II ut tin. rue. tlobrook, Rightly. .Morris hi, Po well, Rich iMoii, Uotiert, Shel leiitierger, Sullivan, Snieldsj Shook II.
c:.tl...t1l i liM. r-v M'.ITTS A. OLICITM. lapr It lry l.ond, 1'i arl strrrl. t c.nnitii.-.)ner fi.r sate on Ihc i....; u.-i leruift I'.'l.o l.nrLa:e5 ln t;.'.il., Mir :i:i,-.. l;n previous to the a.lvaii, e tu pra r?. Pcriii-r. tlud lliein rca.ly to aie. t llie l-wt-,; r'.et J..I1I111.C ll..ue KiulorVVat. l- io. Ii H-l-Jius-
Pratt au
thorizing railroad companies lo file ccr-
M. Editor: - I ak the privilege of a cor- ! tiried copies of articles of association in neriii your paper lo advocate lha claims ol" ; je ef original articles, in Secretary of the auove .o.i, to the lavor uf the people ol ; gtate's ollice: by Mr. Underwood, to
..c.B.j i ,.mr, M, o.a u ,i , . j n j , by U ufour. Dunlaw. Lmery Farns proi-osed outlets to C.ne...,...U, ..eue would , settlement mood, llenton. ILnry, Jones of Becure so ni.iiiy aJvautuje-i l tins reirioa ol 1 , lJru' ' 10 "ineiiu at 1 ior eeiiRiiit ill . ' R ' .
country s the u down the While l" uescendents' estates; by 31r. bpencer, Waier Valiey. Rush county i eutplia.ioally j to repeal sees. 48 and 4!) and amend an agricultural district, und so it must forvv- sec. 50 of act regulating general elecer remain, uulea Lrie.isou's culorie engine tions; by 3Ir. Johnson, to amend act should revolutionize power aud make iiiaim- ! regulation- descents; by Mr. Hendricks, ficiure to nouns,, e.sewl.e.e tnau by te e!riziIIg certain irreffularities of Plankside of 'rivers ol water llie treat uOjeut , 0 1 7 r. 1 to be .turned uy t .ecoitruciiou ol d new road companies; by Mr. Dulour, amend
ing act regulating tees 01 oincers; by Mr. Turpie, supplemental to act empaneling petit jurors; and by Mr. Stockwell, providing for a geological survey of the State. In the afternoon the supplemental school bill providing for German Schools failed; 59 t 25. Several bills failed for
L'oiiimerc.ul t lit -l I c '!(-.
The sales of cotton at Liverpool for
three days were, 20,00 bales, of which 3,000 bales were taken by speculators, and 1,000 do lor export . The demand was good and prices stifier, without any .
notlile chance. Trade in the manulLC- 1 Fren.11. ;. main ui:.l .t.n. r;
turing distric s had slightly improved. Fiotir has declined 3J, and corn Is. The demand for provisions were good, and lor beef and bacon was active, lo ui ral iniri licence. Louis Napoleon had formally im formed the officers of State of his approaching marriage, in an able document. Hesavs
and
. EMV.M.ll OOHORN. Lltt.KP 1. r., w.e. ot;i;0KN oiio. MHOKTERSan.1 wla.le.-a;- .lcalcr ior;c
Hosiery, Gloves, t'oiiil. .. Ii.:ttai,v Brt....-. ing (ilaft'.i. rint.rolla. Para..N. Ir.ii l'!J lie rliu Cords, Jaio.K t. i;-.k .Mail-. ."! i' Mull .Muslins, a tiiil a..ur.au'ia cf a'i .-
Silk (Jooils, :ii.ilcvi-r Jt-s, rit.i: "f '. and Ka.tcv Ir tioud-i. c.-rv vri.t. y
Goods. Cloth. ia-.iiur(V". .V.-. ; .i!m. t arpciii:ir aiiJ Cil MUofnll l-1-'1 reel from the .Maiiefacti.rers. M .i"";,.A Nos. 35 & 3; lVi..-t Mr.vt. 1 ii.caiiii.iif.b 15 i'-r.
lie coiiiorms to me. nation s wish, ano , t.nv imik t- rd
rhar'ries; but that in the choice of a part-' whoi.k.alk Dl-'.Ai.tus' i.v kv ."i ner, he casts away old political tradi- ; Joim v. hiiis, i3ivaiiMr.vt
Rkprksemtativf. - Able, Breoount, Bridg- tions, of royal alliances, and substitutes . li,i'ri;j ( IMINNV
Uroihweii, isrovi,.catiiti trooper, u.i.i. : family interests for national. Besides, I mi i'rii.t!.oi.i b HM.rerr..nt-.i rr.:
he says, it was huiuilialing to go beg- j fei 15 u-3-.
gmg lor a wife. He then goes on to say M .ij-q oD 0 KELLO" s
that I
at lor 70 years past, foreign princess- p TT 7? T I S 1 1 1 N (j tilOW had ascended tne French throne only 1 u lt .,.., .nnj
rail road, ia 10 secure a heller market lor the surplus uruduvts ul oar Liruipr tu.,t liiey now eiijoy. How can Hits be; belli r acce. uplished thau by the cousirocti an of the proposed rail road up tne While Water Valley, on tne most dire. l route I roiu Ciuciuuali lo I ludiaimpolis. The graUe up the Valley will not ceed nine feet 10 llie mile. From Liur I to tSie table lamb, beleeii Fayeltiiv.llo au I Audersouville, it need uol exceed thirl., au 1 Iro.n lu0iana,.olis, on the direct lino lor
, hlty miles, it need 1101 exceed teu leet lo the
arimley Ham-
JenniiigH.
Leiiien, Low, MaxfieU, .M.-Clure, MelJon-
ald ol LaKe Milroy, Read, Rielinrdsnn, Shoe-
mnker. Spencer, Thomas, lurphs, Walker of i "au ascenueu iiicxreucu imonv; uiuy . VMIIM DII Lapon-aa. jtobe unhappy. He sneers at Austria I r!m,Tt.., , s't!, -t. '
uur me.,n oi inicrnmtion do not enaide us ' jumping ax an ainancs witn ;apoieon Masuoha iia'.l. cii.
to sv how 1 ir- folrowmv litem be rs voted. 1 the First, und sarcastically alludes to Maniifaiiun-rof 1
anil un. tn hoi wisli tu risk il.. Inir tiien. n .. i... ; r . ii.:t:n .... l - ... ....... .,,,.. dvacritiiion, f.
iiiie ny tiassiiiji infill enner wny: .senators Adam., llortun, Jackson of Tipton. Rt.rREsKiTATivKS BunHy,, Lai8ele, Rciekiifuller', McKw. Simp.oii, Struble . Those who are marked thus w re under yoluntHry promise lo vol- for Dr. H itch. Wa r a.irl lint Mr. Ditudy, placed anion 5 tlie doubtful, voted for Dr. File!.
casticallv alludes to Maniira.luier of I ui. ' ' '' ci? rre.Tc,;orH:r,,rices thc Duchess of. Brotherhood of the fiiion.an-1 ..1 tliir.l ntf nnt llTBeinga menil-er -f tlie :..'i- - ol third rate rank. til,,,.s h. f,r..i, c.ni,
Important Law Suit. A suit has been
wives. He instances
Orleans, a Princess
For liiniselt. lip savs lie does not want i. ..u. .
any alliance with "kings and monarchs; ; icb. 15, "53 JJ-i.a-admits that he is a Parvenue, elected by ! j-q m MI.V STIiHET. -" a great nation, and is therefore determin- 1 ' pg ri," CINCINNATIed to please himself in selecting a .vile i.ati.m k'k. cox. coi.iivk.n 4 U n;1 nn.l li.,., tl,.,t in I'lincTtliiu Iri.i.Kr ho V,.nl. il...l..rs in even n.1 "l .
un 11 ii(,o .nut 111 u.iih mug iiwif i , iiiivi.in ....... . . . . r. 0 J I Ii...- .-tic- Hanlware an.l L
wj.i not lie less strong.
in? tinrine cranberries: providing a libra- ' one of the passengers of that ill-fated ,,,
ry for the Insane; to punish for aiding, boat, to recover damages for injuries ha sun cf a and abetting the perpetration of a felony ; sustained by the blowing up of the boat, j " 3 rf' in another State: amending sec. 50 of i We appose a full investigation will now I .
una ituuio" i. , Mi-
Invito Ui liUei.l'HMi f Uu-sr t ru-i.u . Ir'r 1 raJe, to tlKMrvvry Uvz Mlirclv iiewPK-k.toii-M.? ' rir' T:il.1e-"Pm-ketafHSpri.pt . . .. i . .....i I-,!",. 11-"?-
iU tv
want ol constitutional majorities, liillsi ijhvmaji u otii.-.nuiuwtieeii! The lady b -lo:i"-s to tlw church of p..ssed, regulating agencies of foreign brought in the Ohio circuit court against Rame, and is saidto be endowed with insurance companies; to prevent gatrrer-: the owners of the steamer Redstone, by virtue; her m t.ther is an Iris!, lady by
name OI t Itzpatnctt, aild Iter iailter nan.i ano r.in.-i, .u... ..- - ,i.n,:ifr".
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to take nlace on M.,.w: nml Si.a.t -. aa 1
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an act incorporating insurance compa- nad ot mat sad atlair, and we w.H, iTolan rr0Vernment have dis
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i: .. i .T .. . i. . i nioC. orwl ;.;t .o,Jiit ;r roUtittn i know u-hpthpr thprp was rarp ;n I
I- i . i i i. .i IIIICS arts HVW UUIISIUCICU . UrSldtTaiUiil III , unt i ui u b i v.-iomnuu iiihutc VKJ oil too i ; i
, V 1 1 l VVRMIULMUU VI tail
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is impossible to conceive. Look at the ; UlB vmh m,a llie Mraigttlet ,, ,lle railroad. Bills on second reading were
Catholic countries in the world, and tell erealer the sjeed aud tne greater the urohl.
me where is one that has ever a shadow i as it requires lew po er to propel a tram, aud of republicanism in it! Now it is very j great coi aud wear oi" in . emery ate uavu. clear that if our present excellent j 1 "'" uo1 prepared to say what tne uihihucv system of free high schools is sitstained, b-l'u tiuciHuaU uu luuuoapoiis m oe the children of all the people will receive ! b ""a' yM .o.newhat up- . t a.,. Him Iii.m lr...n IL.,r.iM.ii I ..ih.i.ii.. . .....
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iuiiiiiii.j me uuii on xnax occasion or not. The suit involves questions important not only lo steamboat owners, but to the traveling public. We understand 3I'or & Brower of this city are rctainej as counsel for the plait-tiff. Lawrencebnrg Press.
A Good Toast. At a typographical festival held at Columbus, Ohio, on the
17th ult, Mr. Harris, of the Ohio Culti
vator, gave the following toast:
'The Printers' Devil Harmless, if kept in his place." And, suiting the action to theword.he poured the contents of his goblet iuto an old shoe.
a complete and thorough education, un
biased by sectarianism; a circumstance which the Catholic clergy foresee, and are aiming to prevent. For, in order to make papists, it is necessary to have the education of the children. I am disposed to allow our Catholic fellow-citizens liberty to worship God as they please; but when they assume the attitude of a political party, and manifest a disposition to meddle in governmental affuirs, it is time they were taught to confine their labors to spiritual concerns exclusively. And I am not the only Smith who is of opinion that there is employment enough at home for the successors of St. Peter, without attempting to reform this government.This is an an age of improvement. The old things are passing an ay at Rail, road speed, and 'reform' anJ 'progression' are the watch-word a of the generation who march to the tune ol the "good time coming." At an election recently
I held near the city, two ladies were elec
ted to fill tke office of School Visitor. Next we may have a laiy -constable or sheriff, booted an. I s,iurr?;i, chasing down
1 am satisfied that the lime reo.ured to ruu
il, mid lime . almost ever) lliing Uuw-a-days, will be less thau auy olher roau. But there is litis consideration winch ought uul lo be overlooked: Tlie time ia coining, though we may uot live to tee it, wheu tne White VV ater Vaiiey will become a suouraau vitiate ul" Ciuciuuali, wim u8 manufactures, aud its deUse population, for the consumption of our urplua prouueta, fcver) tin-ig has thia teudeucy, aud the codBtrucuou o t the proposed road up tua valley wouid greatly facilitate t:ia in -aus ol' itacuu summation.
W ith a road up the White Water
disposed of. Senate. We.lnee lay,- Feb. 9. Several reports, resolution, and bilU were presonted aud acted upon. I'tv bill tu repeal lhoe provisions in the R. S. which limit the salaries of cuunty audliurs aim treasurer. lo MI0
per auuuiu, was debated uearly all the mo;n- High GRADES O RAILROADS. The
. President of the Baltimore and Ohio I
mere was no aller noon session. Railroad, in
r;i "".'.;". r1""-. Ke: ! Railroad celebration
i v.Pre received and
charged all loreign officers from the army. A man by the name of Daniel Mazzinghi. a surjreon, has been sentenced to 3
Brais B.itl -rv KeC'e.- and . ,- ..
Lo.)kii,z;i IVrei.5-i-.!'-l- J.r Th;-v are in ei!itanl r.'"' !'1 ' direct frvui Uirniii F' a:- x ,Vj,. ,Si.e h-i.l. Also, of .meri. m:t iiiii'm-ttircr!,' hsnU. f'c- "' '""
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i i"sj The Turks were vigorously prosccuI ting the operations against JUontrego.
'alle
from
diaposed of A blil providing lop ih. .luir.
I bu.lon ol Ihe sehoo'. lllu)i wa. i,iefiu,telv I postpone I; aUo, 1 lo aineud au act for opening an I ();,jrjg roa s ,uj highway! j t he c.iii' .nitt-e on claims reported aaiusl the cl.-."un ol Alex. Valteuiere A joint reuoiutio.j asking a grant of land from Cougr-as I ar the Stale University (u li-u of the lou
I h'p. the title which has recently failed, by
a aecrsiou of the U
"As to the power Of overcoming high
grades, Mr. May Of, we claim to have taught a lesson to the world. Durinz
the whole of 'ast summer, this company
reKire.l to sell all tljs. ; . J on r.ivo.-al.le termi. a:..! iKlt"".' ..ue and iipL'Clion of t--.' , s ; their fli.irc? f l.all l.e U.-pi. "' Lowest I'ltrxi ol llo M i-i :-ra C;ncUiS;s.tt, K'tTiiitr;'. Ira."'
AUD. fr. J.f. i renmvo.1 ! Ffcirftol'.l F; .ulT;
on the willow, aad assures us that he has rei..rmsm oi li t V . . . . i i i Oflire a! the reside".'1 ' ' , , .... seen the evnenmont sneepfii lv tnotl- o...: ... ..ni. . lJ
Bend the willow short until the two
New Mope of GRAFTisr.--A friend1
i his speech delivered at the fro,n Massachusetts has communicated1 vxn lebration at Wheeling says: ' the following mode of grafting the peach A ha re.
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KEFEKEXCK. N. " f J S. A' Jir. Williams, Kev. 5U- "-n.1- " Feb. 13. 9.
M p..Hri aml av-
oa the most direct route to ludidu .not,- ..... ' t noes 4 lliel.illlo amend tne eeaeral
coudttiou would be uiosl lavoraole aua
bauking law, en Its second tea.nng was
interests imply secured. 6cinin lo.r 1...1 ... """Uded rn sever.il particulars, and referreu
tna wi.ii- ,... . I oine se--:t cominttlee on thai aubiect.
will become tributary to the White Water country by the cgriruciiou of thia roau There is no danger of Una. A rait nwa 'uu lh mIIv miA i k . "
uivhu uur cuuuiry t
to a..,J , t . T'f , " '' 6 . P"MTa: ! most phlegmatic, contented, independent to M.nen.l an act for erecttnir aud reuarluv., ..r . .1 , r..r . .
equalize the advaulai-es claimed bv tlie Wh. I "ct,ou f au act for a more uuiloriu mode u. -. . . 3 l,UD . .f rfn, ... i . 1 : ., 5q n
uvea the in IP: t,
trauslerall criminal ca-eu peuoing in the Cir
vuu vourx lor mtsueineaiiors. tu tl
of co iiinoi) p!e,is a.esi.'t noes 10;
briii
ge, passed ayes ?rt; tu aineud the I9lh
Water country, while it wouiduoveloo oor S ? d"2 torns'li business aye. 79, noes 3;
.. fc. , I ...I ., . ' I CU aillAa.n MAnl.nl, IWn ..f m .1 ncl In.
iravuitca am etlrtuie US III .to a limaL.. Ki...
uesa uiau auy olher couutw uuou the I. ! CurPur-tf,J cities ayes
ends take root tnd crow in the ground.
carried the United States Mail nvpr n ' 1 hen bury a peach stone midway be-
g"aJe 530 feet to the mile, without the tween, and when the young tree at-'qALE of KKAl.ETATl.'-.-ald of assistant power, and every bar of tains a height to intersect the willow ! am-d '"''''0,''-r:;rj'u.e r! iron which was laid upon the track be- j above cu lt in this latter, pass the "o" Bart-our. V tween the Kingwood Tunnel and Far- P?ch twig thro rgh it, and close up the ; ar.i Barbour,- late of Vnv"ltltVi't mount, was passed over the eatfte sera-; opening with the preparation commonly i JlMi mit." used in grafting. A short time there-, suUl'i,aif f tout iia-t i".,n.i!!.'' rv . . - . ,. 'after cutoff the peach stem underneath ; nortnesst quarter of t'" K' iioaeei' r..??r-A"Aer,.C"' .n?W. V.avelm.'n i and it will continue to grow out of the ! fJUl 'l"TOt ..
UU,T'. "J" U,al 1,Blcn .oao,es ore lne l ill.. P.itti.n Plnnt. I 5th dav of Marrl. , -
j ten U Brookville. on l',.iUelii ' ir. .i,t n.rt of the ton n of BK
OMTIiiu iik ili- MU.mritirn v m ah !
:r . euit can ,,,iM.. . i.r
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rogues. I confess that I regard these! Laurel to ludiauayoiis.
symptoms ot an approaching revolution. i, lead.
lur.il auvablaves
Whalevru.ay be the result, therefore, of! "' Pa.-a,e. i.f to au
Ihe eitorls ol oihvr Co tinuies. 1 llliua w ' lMur' on'C' guard laua lo sell real estate--
ous lute aid lu the couwructiou ola roau Irouiir-. . . ;. "ulhorU. grdiain to
... i I ""j .i i.i- .4.1.1 ui nieir w ir.u lot o town lots
looking creatures' on thc face of the globe
They never cry.- In order to test this, I pinched several of them as I passed in the crowd. One of them slightly vawn-
le; to ed; th" other merely gazed placidly at
me, but made no sign. jtiotJel babies those. (7- The horse "warranted to stand without tying," which a man bought at auction-the other day, is offered lor salo
! I. m Q n,110C 1.
W IIUW. lUUUll i lain, flunii.uic ou. '.' - ... Ui. i, ..;iiA n,i ihe tin .. ..,
ftSr The British rr.ail steamer from in that part or the ton
Australia, on her last trip, brought five ! J,"'TJ -l ca.se to b01"
millions of gold. The Australian ex- 4 p.m. of said days. on tl"" ,1sL
one third in one rear. "'.,refrti
Q.I I O Ills.-"'- - . ..1,. I'll"
porta of ga!d since the first of October
last, rises lf an ntTfrrpn-o to of ahnrtt fnTTv-' r.. a., of'.le. The . ,J1i .1
five miiiions. C3 " be secured by We au.P" OCrHon. Sarn. Houston has been re- ' Jan. sa,i"j3. o-tw - elected to the U. S. Senate Irom Texas I VVWZ'rV.T'G n P -M LI'
ireh. ALU L 0 1 V o - .cellc i
j ayea 72, tiaes 4; to repeal ceruiu acts ! by the purchaser, with the guaranty that lhrein named ayes l4, noe t ; to provide' -he will not move without Whipping."
for six years from the 4th of March W.liijm Wright f t the six years en
ing alter the 4th of March next, from
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W.Uiam Wright f,r the six years ensu-' JJmV?"W;,
u... n Main Street,- ".'-,JV:
New Jersey.
I Sniitb's carriage fbop. r,I UA.RD U. TVXER.