Indiana American, Volume 21, Number 14, Brookville, Franklin County, 25 March 1853 — Page 2
n 1? OOKVI 1. 1-F. I X D. fkilatTharch t5," 13.
(gf For interesting communications sec oi-r first page. CT Engaged with the Rvl Road, has prevented the !ior from devoting as much time to et'iVorial matters, -as seal. The 3nd viterly meeting for Fairfield Circuit begins in Fairfield on to morrow.
(ffT A. two days meeting will be held in the Methodist Episcopal Church at
The Engineer, Mr. Pomroy, with
his excellent and experienced corps of Engineers, commeneeithe surveying of
our Rail Road on Thursday of last week
at Harrison. They reached Brookville on Saturday evening. They found the route, very good, till within three miles of this place. From Harrison to Xew
Trenton the track is level and easy of
construction, and nearly straight. It runs on or near the toe path of the canal
and will, conseqeuntly injure farms but little if any. The distance from Harrison to Brookville, is less than 15 ihe 15 mile stake being about 150 feet north of the Ore
gon Hotel in this place, and the distance
from Harrison to the Methodist Church
Cital aai Kail Ron 4. The proposition is entertained and orged by many in this Valley and Cincinnati, to buy out the White Water ca
nal, by the Cincinnati and Indianapolis
Railway Co., to join the Ohio and Mississippi Rail Road at North Bend and run to the citv on their track. The
Jan Smith Pm pi intents I Iter t'onnin John. Mr. Editor: I read the American early this morning, and would have paid my respects to cousin John, betore this late hour, but for the more urgent demand upon my time, which every good housekeeper,marriedor single, finds.even
when she would exchange cheese-making
for criticism. I am sure cousin John will
Mississippi Co. on such cond:tions, it is ; excuse me for correcting a slight mistake
,M1.., lll'l!y ieo mm. ne
url-, v. "ismi!iUkontv.hen he lhinks i caim the
oiourroaa. "honor" of calling him cousin. In sooth, The following is a letter from a large Mr. Editor, it is not much honor to be-
caDitalist of Cincinnati to a citizen of i long to this Smith latnily, and I intend
this Vallev. and the nlan he refers to I ing it, the first convenient opportu-
vj a. t vum acta c iit av -c-villi? V I iiivj
ago,but tor some reasons I need not now mention.
And now, Mr. EJitor, confess that I
am smewhat excited. It is rather
is included in the above paragraph:ClXCISSATl, March, 13th, 1S53. I had an interview w-ith Mr. Seymour, the great contractor of the O. &. M. R. Road, touching the matter of our con-
new business for me to parade mvself
Metamora beginning on Saturday April '
rv.v : Tr,-.m t-f xmon r inn l tnixiisr .nnrcti t - - . i. . r, i . .. . . . . .
-ui. ) i necnon wtin nis rxoaa, assistance to us, oeiove the public in this way. 1 have a-s- The White W.tr PrASvrr , in Metamora is 211 miles to Laurel !&c. &c. i lived in
mts in Metamora. on Tuodav April :2tJr. From Laurel Indianapolis can be) Mr. Seymour is a wan of Incrgy, taU ( I confers, to domestic duties than to lit-
Reached in 55 miles. This w ill make just I,"'. " "c V I'""'"' nnoming out me in I co l . ti v I Engineer ol the State ot New ork for suflerablo impudence of oneof our fami
5th.
3- Our friend Rev. W. W. Hibben, j S2 miles from Harrison to Indianapolis.
manv vears. I showed him the improve- ; lv eon 1.1 hv vr KmunVi m Vm k.
of the Fairfield Circuit, while visiting . It is confiJen tly asserted thst the road ; ments we were making on our canal. retirement. But now that I have spoken
. i - a . . . . v . . "s .-; t : : .. i 1 1 i.... .A .mi . a - a
Connersville some weeks a;ro had h;s i can oe maoe rrom iiarnson to Cincinnati ;ne i oiopinioneMiau nsver uvc s , i win not oe suenced ry the sneers ol
horse let out of the stable, where he was . ia 13miles,the more sanguine contending
stopping. He never heard of him for four ! tor 1 4 miles. The road then, will not exweeks, and then had to pay S3 00 to get j coed 100 miles from Cincinnati to Indihim again. Rather dear visit. In large ; anapolis. cities there are vairibonds who make I The line, too, up this valley is much
much trouble as we have had. i crust v old bachelor. Not I
All the Board, including Seymour,) John remembers our cchol days. have become delighted with our project Xo wonder. They were days to be reand say they will give us all the assist- membered. And I could tell many a ance we want. Provided we can do as storv ol olden times, that would lender we propose to them; i. e. get the control John's heart, even thouff'i he is a hache.
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livingby coaxing otTdogs and then nnd straighter than expected, and h the . doiim b?manY S "i bS'SJ them tor the reward. "Westward, the ( exception of about 6 mi.es in the neigh jjn cash, the remainder at low rates in disparage my reference to facts by an
march of empire, makes its way. ; oornooa 01 urooKuie,oi very cneap con- ooo n.eai bsiaie. j allusion to my habits in girl-hood' He
ass
gives
ous
Road Directors will be held at Laurel, j air. Seymour says the stock will be for bakinff buck-wheat cakes. He was
on Saurdav, April 2J. It is important j,0?ltd tne nue ana wnere this ascent , the best in the est that in R. Roads equally famous for eating them, and many
t and ener(aticmenbei,sniaae ,l miways inclines 10 me city, 'ut mat atimc, when 1 should have been study-
in the direction that the heavy freight !, , B "rV . , - v inere ,s '"g my lessons, I was prevented by the is carried . little or no profit in doing a large, heavy necessity of assisting a feeble mother, vki- , ,v 1 J fmght business, and that with the con- in domestic duties duties rendered doubThe Engineers, at the last news of trol of the canal this would not be nec- lv onerous hv the fren.nt r,iu f v.,n
ihem, had passed all the points where : essary to us. ' upstart lords of creation, who could par" ! qence of these ill timed tricks the Whig
- - . sirucuon. 1 ne line 13 not ony clear ot - - " .vt.c.w Uutu i...uiiaivs my standinr in the cl Knit Kd Dirtr. J f iV,.,m 1, loi.U, ..1 . . J . ' .
Tty nuniiir Faction for Rail ort curves, but .1 is of easy grades, " "ol DC iocmy. But he
" . I,.., ; ,i..v. tiv"c.""",l",u" uie cause ot it. He savs I was fam
that enterprising
elected.
Some efforts are now making to re
sume operations on the Metamora turn
pike. The best season for this has p
away. But it is never too late to do j good. ' Rridarcn. We believe it is now settled that we are not to have a bridge across either the at or West Fork this year. No onceels disposed to be a martyr in the enterprize. We are an enterprising people, and deserve well of our country'.
Wnfthingt Pacta an Fncie. The telegraph keeps us but meagerly
posted up in the upper and under currents
of Washington affairs. We must rely for
many things of local and general inter
est upon w hat we read, hear and see in
other channels. There is much gossip
ing about the animated office mart, and,
of course, with our facts we must expect
to have a very liberal sprinkle of fancies.
The Xew York Herald had a letter
from Washington on the 12th, which
contained this positive kind of paragraph
The following appointments are soon
to be made: Jm Buchanan. Penn... Minister to F.nfflnnd. William Allen, Ohio ..... .Minfrlcrtn Knsia. .Inhn A. Dix. N'. Y,... MtnMor e Franco. Tho. H. Seymour, Conn.. Minister a Mvt-. Mr. IVIaye. N. V. ...... .Minister K. at Bruwola. Col.Carr, Pen ...Minster Rest at Naples. Among the fist of persons named as Secretaries of Legation are those of R. A. Ewing, of Conn. , Chas. Levi Woodbury, Ma&s.; Franklin L. Clack, Louisiana; Capt. John S. Slocum, Washing
ton. Mr. CoRm played a part in tie last hours of his official life which some of his peculiar friends may defend as manly and high-minded, but community generally, in our opinion, will regard it as essential little and unworthy the character of any but a trickster. During the last two or three day be filled every vacancy he could; he gave Mr. Yclee brother of Ex-Senator Yclee, an eight
een hundred dollar place, on the 2nd of
March.and on the the 3d, the last day,
put a Mr. Reed, Duff Greek's son-in law, into a sixteen hundred dollar place
Reed was very properly guil lotined on
the 12th. A letter says that in conse
The Sw T Mklilp ltr At the Election on the first Monday of
April next, an important change in our
Township system goes into force, provi
ded tint the legislature have not upset
it in their law, declaring that the Legislation of last session shall go into force next June. The new law will be found on page 495, of the Volume of the Revised Statutes, and the follow in it is an
abstract of its most important provisions:
mc civu townsnip is declared a body
Th !W rnfciitvt. The Xew York Tribune gives the following political history of each of the
members of the Xew Cabinet. The gentlemen selected are very unqual in ability, experience and fitness. (uv. Marcy has qualifications, and will preside over his Department with commendable energy and industry. He is all politician, an aspirant for the Presi
dency, rand personally obnoxious to the
Comhnt. Dchm;.. ..
in '48, he was the ( nl.rn..r 1..,. ..... - . r''!lt
then, he hnd profewl ,., . "
Irom the )rmnrt;. ...j i "u
... , --... nun r r,
alition, bi.tlliat was
pe s.,-1
a 1 .
n,l tl, r.l:.: . '" " Tr-
Supreme Court abou, a v,Rr fCushing is a man ( ability, inj ' ' industry and extensive acqW;;; his principles have ever Win -j servient to his amhiti,.n t, "'
, difficulty was feared. The route then is j lr: &-l lh; most extensively, experi- take of our hospitality, and then retire 1 clerks arc all shivering, and the probas has passed ;enced, and reliable man in America on tmli..;r r.,.,m n,i .,n v...i !.,. ...... .,. . .
aaes i.ii x- . ....... c u, oiuv now is iiim me removals wu ue
iou neea nave no while I had the dishes to wash, and the1 nu . 1 1 .-. .... . ""' verv rannl. There are not filtw clerk.
cows to milk, and a thousand little ell , . ... , , , ceteras. Ot course a poor lesson, the i sh,Ps ,n XV Ellington out of the seven
next day, was the consequence. But hundred w hich require any ability or an sir, to have these things thrown up to j experience of over a week to fill, and
m' ?,ter,.?n? m' ,S PVU""P bf- ! the public need not be alarme
M.uru.ij low graaes ial, guch maUcrs
through a rich country, and where no ' fears about the connection with the
road can compete with it. This then, is j Ohio and Mississippi R. Road. They the place for safe investment. are s desirous for it as you are, and will The effort now is to make the roaj 'fh!? hy IT l'"8- 1 diser that he at. aches the greitest importance with our own capital. So soon as we to the control of the canal. He says it j sec this cannot be done, foreign capital- will become very valuable for its hyI ists and corporations will be allowed to dVaulic power, also for the business which
them to their milk," in due season. wS ! fhu r""'0,"1 , feel r,.riur'Hard.Slieir friends, and if fiSj J1 and l.n,, " they had pressed Chvrles O'Connor for i TlT. hl , , "f "."P'r. 11, , the'eabit, ,l,,ld have desired their JbW ll"
ected 1 : "'""'norm. I
ciinNNAT --mvA'Trr
. . .. . - B
nolilie and rurnnnln n .ik ' Ilir.H Shpll'' inlrrsl in mir Kiuln l.nr
tra-t and be contracted with, to sue and! he knows how to dispense patronage 1 "V" ,T fU,e Work oft,'e Cast. k -j kcj J , . I ..uni, -..n.. ..i ,i.;.,i- 1 ii ina would on some Kf,,,.. ... '
,ucu, n.iu no uamicu voters elect ; annually, on the 1st Monday of April, three Trustees, a Clerk aud a Treasurer, t
one ot said 1 nstees subsequently to be i chosen President, and the Treasurer to J
give bond, with sureties, in a sum not . success, but who could nave cxp
less than S200. The Trustees are to ' them to succeed with Dickinson? ttov.
be Judges of all Elections, and their i Marcy was backed by the "Soft-Shells,"
Clerk with some other citizen of the and Mr. Kucbanan.
township, to be clerks thereof. Mr. Guthrie is an able and wealthv
The Trustees are to have the care ; lawyer ol Louisville, a lile-long opponent ! ""utra""r Bl.. ,
and superintendence of the highways and of Mr. Clay and every measure looking I CCTP OlSO Vl Vp bridges of the township, and it will be j towards Slave Emancipation, once clio- Thoun.iiior irrm i v" their duty; ! sen to the State Senate from Louisville, ' .j f c.si.,, 0,1. cJ.l'.'.T Vor"
First. To divide their respective and we oenevea memoer 01 tne eonstitu- thai uiie u,cv ai.pe.ri.,h. . ' A
townships into convenient highway dis- j tional Convention. He has had no ex- arc actually uyii, u.o fou.u, ,1 '
tn ts, and the same to change at pleas-! ponence in national matter, anu it is idi-a!.iich a, ih , t ' urf j rather abold stroke to call him at once to jneMofiimi.-,, &o. '
Second. To appoint viewers to sur-1 tIie head ot the lreasury, yet it may In an..t:,. r c.iun.r. ,.1; w f,. . . . . . . ...11 !. 1V, t H...I . r 11... .. .. " "'M U' li
vey and lav out and open new roads, lur" "Ul wtu- i..ui ;. ......... K m,.., I tu change and" alter old ones within their k''- understood to have been his chief , attention or ail Lr.-.u. ' "
rrWiv. lAunhnc in oirh mmnor a OaCKlT IOr inC POSl, nil 11 prUUSUlV Will DC " " nlMip u t. ,
i in v iv" iii-iii.: in rui II iiiHiiiivi no . IV, L ti. i ' . ..... ........... ,J I... t. 1 :.,il,-;. i.,. . .1... llau.l an.) all .li..,r.l.. ...
mav oe prescribed by law. rii",u " """" """'eif"n.ih.,r Third. To fill all vacancies that oc Arable Foreign M ission . 1 ,'rtU' "'nW f s 1, . ,
cur in the office of supervisors of high-1 Col. Jeflercon Davis is the favorite and . !!'-
ways in their respective townships. , representative i oin ot uie - oiaic w (irmS,ru (i , , ' ' Mi .vt..
1.... t1. ...... . ...... . ivio-iit nnriv navinir iiiiiiii im i o uinm. 1,1
A Uiiiiu. a uvu i iii.iiv annually iijtuii e " I J o ji? I n
the amount of tax that shall be assessed m,s. "worn anu loe-naii, to uie last, f.irrnad nnrn.vsoa within he inwnshin ! and resigned his seat on account of it to
Fifth. To see to the proper applica- I take the "Southern Rights nomination !
tion of all moneys belonging to the township for road purposes, and direct the application thereof. Sixth. They shall he the overseers
of the poor and fence viewers of th
respective townships; and.
nihn,e,nltf
as Uie tlie M(riuiuro f t. pr.,n,.. , v
BKXSAfK.au none el... ,. fK.BWW '
eir
r.. 2. r ai ..-. 11.. .. i 111 i.- 1 1 1. n tii'- i
beaten by his collogue, Henry S. Foote ; - UA' 1 a nuiii every way his inferior, who receiv- 1 Married By m. Hat field, F-l ...i i..,ri.. nil it... W'l.i.r .,.! tiir..i r Mr. John Price toMis N'm n v.'"
... ...... .J ..... - .r...... V. - -.-...J the Di-inoi-ratic vote as the "IJiiiiin'' ean- cor- I
m. C. Clinton to Miss yj
"didatv, and was elected by abmit 1,0(0
Seventh. Shall have the care and ' majority in nearly (50,000 votes the
management of all property, real and i largest poll ever made in the State personal, belonging thereto, and super- i Now the "Union"' party was uissovled
anu .ur. r ocie oi. o. go to me wan, oe-
Canrl ft'ammaiiPlfM. This Court, which is yet to be the people's Court, will sit again on the 1st Mwiday of April. KetarnM. Mr. Henry Reed of Metamora, returned from California on Monday evening last.
come in, as they are aniious to.
he says will largely increase.
I wish you would go ahead and carry
Report f ttie Aaditr i$iaie jout the plan you proposed when here. Showing mo amount oi tocka deposited ; Call the stockholders of the Canal tojaith himandrr applieatwn. to esubiish , jther at once, and give them railroad
Ornca ov Acorroa J ra-r. 1 St0Ck " Pr . '.or the PnPI nd inte-
1.1-ator Business.
lMMjtrLts, Feb. 14, J Hox. B. Toascr, Sprttkrr mj the Unite f Ktfirrtrttttitivr. Sia: Th fotlowinff resolution ot the House
jof Repreaeutativws wa received this day, j via: I Keaolred, That tha Auditor cf State be reJjueste1to communicate to this House the
ameantef Mocks actually deposited with him an,er applications to establish baaks, under the free banking law and what stocks
rest of the debts of the work, and take
yond endurance. He must even allude
to my cheese making! Rut, after all, he gives me credit for originality. This is more than I can do for him at least the best part of his letter the "witty" part. Where he gets his pretty poetry, his very "witty" pot-try, I cannot tell. I suppose, however, that in the city, there is a class of writers for every necessity.
v nen tne cnuuren want, scnool compo-
Mr. Wheeler. K. R. IVan.. H. H. H.-alh. A. W. Km-I..
Gen. Storms
yue canai siock at dollars per snare sitions John Smith writes them to order,
in exchange tor K. Koad stock at par. and, in turn, when John wants to spice Then have the line surveyed and a profile 1 his letter with some witty poetry, he can made at once of the route. , have it a ritten to his liking, for a trifle. I believe you will have no difficulty in such are the advantages of living in a
fciung tne stocK taken in the country citv
public need not be alarmed that the
busin ss will not go on as usual no matter bow fast the Administration takes care of its friends. Another letter, dated on the 12th gave the names of several prominent applicants, some of which we have already given, and some are new to us.
j'.Man .. Monnie..i'iM. .,. .ist asii t r. M.t?,n.
A very large meeting was held in tae have bwn fecejv specifying ihe amount
Methodist Church in this place on Tues- jof each State and of the 1'uiled States, ao day evening last, at which strong resolu- j tphance with the resolution, I heretions were expressed to convey into ef- j with submit the subjoined statement showing
leci tne taw Ol lilt wi m S"'''M "f i , , ... . 7 . . o.noo noil a-s. If ran o-..f ,nrt
oi siutis ui iiib wverat nauKS oririiixM -. .. ...... ww,
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..Wis ..Wah.... ..Mi.h....
1.. R. Shoiparl Mr. Manmpcnny.Ohio..... Pol. Mvlar-..
by proposing to take I in Real Estate, j And now, Mr. Editor, you know that YJ-mZV" Mr. bej mour says labour is high now, can make cheese yet.thouirh it has been s. r.io n.y...
and work is plenty, but nevertheless, some time since I was sixteen, and I rehe believes that we can have the woik member even yet some rules of pram- '
...M.-iss...
.litli Amlilor.
..Sn.t At. P.M.Gon. ..U.S. Tr-aiir.-r. . . hanr to Berlin. . . PoMoffi,- X. V. U.S. Dist Aifv.X. V. .Sec. Ass't t. .M. t:n.
. .Commls.lonor Pen. . .f h rf fl.-rk Com.do . .Ap.l'noifl,-ooat Consul to Nassau.
ingliited by the "Southern Rights" ar
r;iy a good deal more intensely than if they were Whijis. Foote has always
cherished a hope of getting back to the ' Co. la. by Kev. Mr. tirecnnisn. Mr. .' United States Senate, which this ap- , E. Springt-r, ol NoUlt sxille.to Mr.J: pointinent ol Davis completely explodes, j tha J. Vance.
It don t hurt a man one whit to have j Markied. On Sabbathcvenir,-Fi lought the Compromise to the bitter end 27th. at St. Paul's t'lmrrh. ... ,.i
il he only did it on the side of Slavery; it Valuii-ton, by th Rev. Smith I'm is only devotion to Freedom thutisunlor-; Hii, JOHN J. CRITTEMTN -2
let at rates that will suit us, say j cash, mar that I dare not violate. Now i' e have it, on excellent verbal auk Rel Estate, and J stock. j wouid not dare say "Neither Mr. Bright ority, that it is all a mistake about Col. He thinks iwe can safely calculate to ' nor Mr.Medary have obtained an appoint- Gorman, of Indiana, having been ap-
me .iolc wiuig (mi iiiraugn ior nient, but I dare not say that it iswronj-
the encouragement of the traffic in intoxication liquors. Thev meetasrainat the
same place next Tuesday evening. If some of our ex-members of the Legislature hrd been present on Tuesday evening, they would have heard some pointed expressions relative to their acts, that night have been edifying. As we meet again next week, we hope the members from this Co. will attend, and give some account of themselves, and hear what their constituents think.
i n.W Ih. knlri.. l. . .... ,
........ .... K. u...nii .an, Siuvtlt , May.SS, lt-5 J,and which have deposited slocks
viz:
State Stock Security Bank at Newport Indiana live per cent. aUHrks $5,1
000
$ ,000 State Stock Bank of Indiana, at Peru Indiana five percent, utocka 40,000 ludiaua two aud a per cout. stocks 50,64
Valuable naraxian.
We have received the April Nos. of
the National Magazine, New York, and the Ladies Repository, Cincinnati. The former took a high stand in the literary world at its coirmensement, and Row has no superior. The latter is now rising. Dr. Clark, the editor, is winning golden opinions from thinking men and women. These Magazines are row an honor to the church which has control of them, and patterns of chaste moral literature for the world.
The editor of the Repository is changing
materially for the better, the character of the contributions to the Repository from abstract ideal nonsense, to the practical and real. The mind may be pleased with a beautiful play upon words, but the world at this period needs more reality. There is a dense fog of ignorance in the world, and these magazines should be pioneers in the great reformation. The article in the National giving the history of John Law and the Mississippi bubble is worth the price of the Majjazine for a year.
riymouth Bank, at Plymouth Indiana rive per ceut. stocks
Indiana Stock Bank, at Laporta Indiana nve per cent, otocks Michtgau six per cent. stocks
rrairis City Bank, at Terr Haute Indiana five per cent, stocks Tenneese sia per ceut. slock
90, 6M 50,000
000 dollars of stock, t sken in the country, and 2:0,000 by the St. Louis Co., and 150.000 by the contractors it will be 900,000 dollars. Then the canal at 450,000 dollars and we shall have only to borrow t00,000 dollars, which we can very easily get, which will give us the canal in good order, out of debt, and the Rail Road besides. You can see at a glance what a magnificent thing it will be lor the White Water Valley, and how certain it is that both will pay good dividends. The
for cousin John say so, for my "talent is not adapted to criticism." I would not like to say "turn to the history of France, a few years ago" much preferring to insert the phrase"fev years ago"after the word "country" or "religion." But I have no j
pointed Commissioner of the General Imd Office. No change, we are of the opinion, will be made for some months, and when it does come, Col. Gorman will not be the man. But here is something that we like
Gen. Frank Pierce is, tin-
intend all the interests thereof.
It will be seen, from the above, that the County Board are divested of the power to assess Road Taxes, leaving each Township to determine what its peculiar wants require, and also of duties relative to opening or changing roads, appointing viewers, &c that the Auditor is divested of the right to appoint Supervisors to fill vacancies that the Justices are divested of the power of acting as Ov erseers of the Poor and that the people are divested of the right of tantalizing some of their number bv electing them fence-viewers.
On or before the first of Mav they de- Us close, and was .a candidate lor U. fc. termine the amount of Road Tax to be i Senator before the present Legislature collected and certify it to the Auditor 0' North Carolina, but could not get who places it on the duplicate. In Feb-1 elected.tlioiigli his party had a majority ru;iry they settle with the Supervisors oMour w" Jl,iul ,,e mil' and the Treasurer, and within 15 Java I s'rong man, but il so the Country has not publish an Exhibit either in a newspa- j J'et discovered the luct. per, orbv posting imp at the place of Mr- McClelland is the present Gover-
Mr
Smith,
joun .uessrrsmun t Constant.--
vjen uer. Thos. Carter to Plirl.s J. Jame. Thos.Reesto Mary AlurcomLie! . . . .
.-UAKK1EU. Mil 1110 I.ltllllst.t G a
sy l oilil, near A.lisonviiio, Jj
Eivcn.
Mr. J. C. Dobbin was for one term in Congress, where he gained no distinction, was run out (if we mistake not) at
! ni-v Oenerel ot the United Xa:,-
Mrs. ELIZABETH ASHLEY, of
Louis, Missouri. asliinjjton Rei J
lie
noKiing elections, rormcir services,
! nor of Michigan, elected in 1851, when ' lie received nearly the entire Free Soil
the 1 rustecs receive 75 eents rif- Anu
for every day in which they are actually B,u' Volition v''. "d wus elected last engaged, and the Clerk and Treasurer the vole of hi own party. He receive such compensation as the Trns-1 serv,'u ",,H? i'vr the State Legislu-
Deaths. Jake CAjtrnru, Pan',1, of John Caiiiphi11, of iin place, L on Thursday evening of last wei-k, consumption.
Mrs. Riuus, wife ot Mr. Lewis R -
formerly of this place, died in 1 township on Sunday la.-t. valley iioii;:
I 11 We. tin 1.1,-asur.-,.f aim
I
Ih.i .t l for tll' M',-..llt..
ii e t. t!i- r-
n. . tut. .1 j. i I
lees allow. Vacancies in the Board of Ulri ' uml nnnny uecame us opeaavr, K. .Illr..rt , ,,. v,. ,, ,,tl. , I Trustees are filled by the County ' thence passing into Congress, where he j ami......... I n .... .. - . . v -...,...,.1 ,.0..r , ,...i..J il... VVil ' I i.ucrllK l.r-.-il nii:i.:.e. ni-M. I tlaiLm I
iH:ira, in tne otner omces ny the Trus-- , " , - " tiiat no n..ur ins..uii, ,.i, -n, h,.!,,. .. , . tees. "Should any person, elected or n,ot Prt,v, tlirouehoul, though he, a u. , annointed tail to nertorm anv .lntv ,p , wnrin supporter of lien. Cuss, went out! 1 buiWit l larp a! -.n.a..-li.n.. a: ft i.('MiuiU ii, i.iii to p norm anv outy re-:. , , . . irn-uixi.ivM.i loniie iuri.wi.. tiuini -t quired of him," he shall forfeit and pay. 111 MarcM as)' helore the Comproiuisc I to the township anv sum not exceeding was proposed. He went on a pilgrimage j w H"? nnJompi.o.l h.ii.i inmii. r.-riH.,T i One hundred dollars S be recovered 'CJ , to Wilmot's District, Pennsylvania, t . X'n, TlA
aspirations "therefore. I will not sav that &mnznjTy
John may not set his "fellows" to turn- questionably, President of the United ing "a few years ago," or any time he States! Hear! Hear: pleases, these are indeed little things,; An attempt was made, a day or two
inn navmg never uvea in tne city i trust since t0 0ver-awe the President bv the
I am excusable.
Filially, I wish I had some poetry to
50 000 in"eas0 in business, population, and the ciose with, but unfortunately, your free
189,000
southern Hank of Indiana, at Terra Haute
v irginia six per ceut. stocks
value of land will be very greet the cost of the Road very small, and it is one
that can never be competed with. The Canal at the price we get it for is a bargain, as we know we have got it tolerable sale now from floods. The Hamilton and Dayton Road will not, as a Road, have anything to do with the Junction Road the Gazette stated a day or two since, that Engineers were
50,000 out surveying the route to oliege cor-
24,000 86,156 50,156 123,000 S.000
and easy correspondent, has pui our ma
chines all out of order, except the one at Mt. Carmel, and I have not time to send there for some. JANE SMITH. Friday night, March 18.
Drover's Sauk, at Rome limiitua five percent, stocks Bank of Connersville Inciaua five per cent, stocks
Indiana two and a half per cent, stocks 390
50.000 5,000 5,'JOO
463,500
A (iooA Ileparlee. Some days since, one of the Indiana Senators, alluding to the meagre salary of the Governor of Rhode Island, re.
ner, and that the Hamilton and Dayton marked that, from inadequacy of the com-
n t-re going 10 piace u unoer contract immediately. Now the President L'
appearance of an entire Congressional
delegation from a larjre State in the West, at the White House, asking an interview. The President informed them that at 12 o'clock he would be happy to meet them. They appeared at the time, and,lo and behold! it was a public reception. This so shocked their sensibilities that they withdrew, saying that such treatmentwas unexpected and unaccountable from a Democratic President. This was Jackson's way of doing business.
A letter in the Tribune, dated at
Homidieu told me in Hon. C. B. Smith's presence, that they as a company, intended to have nothing to do with it- I know the stockholders of the Hamilton and Dayton will not consent to anything of the kind. This advertisement in the
pensation allowed that officer, he was Washington on the 14th, rave an explan
forced to raise cows, and peddle milk, for ation of the above, and we append it for
w hat it is worth. The reader must bear
a living. Jlr. Clarke, the Senator from
that State replied that in Rhode Island milk was a profitable business, as they always there killed the calves and sold the milk. The rreat difference in his
State and some others that he could name
State Stock Bank, at Logansport Indiana five per rent, storks Michigan six per cent, slocks
463,e90 Gazet.e is got up to prevent stock being in this respect, was that they raised their
115,000 53,000
taken in Smith s K. a.1 an, I to in,f..ro. tha ..l..... ...1 ...:.. ...i- 1 , . .
115 000 , , , . . "V ": "nmg Hunting cise. 10 U0 Willi farmers to take stock in the Junction thm sent them t., (,n,r
50,000 50,000 !
Valley llonse. Mr. Isaac Chapman has taken the Valley House. He has had some experience in hotel keeping, and will endeavor
to make bis house and himself agreeable. Mrs. ChapiB-.au is a neat, industrious woman and what is very desirable about a hotel, is a good cook nor is she too proud to put her hands to it, if necessary. And we are rejoiced to see the gentle, manly proprietors, Messrs, Robinson and
M'C!eery, in the lease, positively prohib
it the sale of linuoria the establishment, i liuliana Bv per ecnt.
1 In.tiana two and a half per cent, rtocks
I MKhiitan six percent, stock
Wabash Val'ay Bank, at Logansport
Louisiana six per Cent stocks
Govern: ent Stock Bank at Lafayette ladkaua fire per ceat. stocks
Merchant's Bank, at Lafayette Indiana tire per cent, stocks California seven per cent, stocks
Grainercy Bank, at Lafayetta Indiana five per cent, stocks
Public Stock Bank, at Newport Indiana five per cent, slocks
Bank f North America, at Newport Indiana five percent, stocks
RiCAPirriATiox. Whole number of bank .loinc business.
Total amount of capital ofl-iUanks $3,9GO,OOU
total amoom ot slocks dcpiwited, via:
1. 01 6.000 51.0:4
Koad. I will be responsible in person The Hon. J. R. Wto r. n( r.nf.,..;.
r lit ' .. . . 7 -- ....,
IbS.OOO -" " " soon atter obtained the floor, and think-
in mind that we are bound to keep up
the current of facts and fancies
It is rumored that the Democratic
Representatives called on the President
to demand offices for their friends, sta
ting that this duty devolved upon them, ; they having no member in the Cabinet
or benate. By some mishap they failed
of getting a suitable interview, and re-
1 1 oil need have no fears ah.mt tli St .r... l,., .l...,K, o 1 .- 1: , . ... n
. " " "j . , "'8 ."-. tuuuv..o muiaiia oenator tireu inuiinant., complaining louuiy. 60fl0 Louis K. R. Comnanv o-oinrr throno-h d . i,,i nmhls ri.l.;n. ,r 1. . -,.. .u- 1-.- a 1--
, , j i- 0 ""i"""- v v..i.g vaic ui nun- waniiujf uic oiir-umir ui, icnpuico "iFooo f xt'Tr 8uccfded grttuigthoir loan Sal( i a passage at arms with the Rhode applied for Tehauntepec. It is said one
fore any Court having competent juris
diction. II his was doubtless intended
to mean "alter Qitalitying in such office;"
but. its broad language covers all cases where a Trustee, or officer, who is elect
ed, declines accepting.
1 his is all that -.8 to be found in the
Township Law, but at page 440, the
the fall ol '48, but did not succeed in
bringing it around to Cass. In Congress he always voted for river and harbor improvements. Gov. McClelland is not prepossessing in his manners, nor in any sense a pron; man, but he has always been credited with integrity and industry.
Gen. Cass is known to have pressed him
School Law imposes additional duties. for Place in ine Cabinet
tins house their lioinc alicnccr tin-ir i. tuajr !cuU Ihcm to tin, -la.-r. ISA AC t !l rx.' Urook villi. Iml., Mart h '.'IM. !-:X Q u oo 1 1 .-w.i ro CI la.s. ::ri'.
Ifin rairv qnrrntuarr-f." i;
ivvl l.uMrc.t ul (I.Ttita, l.lmte,. tlim:'"a.iti , bund l,'Aarc. Sj.nnff'J ami .u'nilt-tl tlislics, haVcr. vt,-, ! nr,..luirs, bowls.
r-tlg il c c tlislifs. t.ukcrs. najipics. I .n-cts.
Mr. CaninheU's elevation presents a n,,.
singu.ar instance of a man owing his good ' "fJ fortune to a mislortunc and to his pro-j re . f..c.;..n ..f n i,n.ior.nlnr Initl, SilolMs !t9 boxes cliu arc t!l-above srl,'. t.-.l (-
Philadelphia lawyer of small caliber and , ro""lr) ,ni,K
incnsiderable position, but a Roman j
1 he trustees are to take charge of the educational affairs of the township, employ teachers, visit schools at least twice each term, establish and conveniently
locate a suiucieni nunuier ol schools in the township, have charge of all school
houses, make contracts for the building Catholic in faith, who was first brought pitix h ( im .-oti .-ir... and repair thereof, provide suitable fur- forward conspicuously as a candidate lor ! I band, pumicd, ui.d imc frcm-ii t-b.ni c .. j c.-i f . . . . i. - t-' . u I. ..1,1.. c.i.:. u-ti ami lea urn.
uiiure aim luei, report lo an annual ouinniieiinioiui mc own- m ioj i. township meeting all their doings, and By skilltul appeals to his co-religionists,
For sale bv
11. Al.l'KH It. v 1-1
Main St. between 4Ili ci jtli,.-si m
For aalc in acts conu.letc or soraraU w-l
O. AMn. li.N". IMain St.. between lh Stli cstiue,( in. i
1S63 13 Jinn.
oi a bunion oi otoct isonds, and have a
prospect of getting $1,200,000 dollars here.
Intemperance l.ir.
5.000 ' A e following is the vote in the House
26,000 of Representatives on the Intemper
ance Law, published in our last paper,
, to-wit:
31,000
25,0, K) S5.0U0
statement that they killed all the calves
in Khode Island. I Mr. C. retorted, that he never desert- ' ed his State, never went abroad to seek i a fortune and honors he could not get at ' home. In Rhode Island rrmiaA tha h..nna
The ayes and noes on the final passage ot Xhc first officer of the American Naof the bill are as follows: i vy, and the round hatted little Quaker.
Islander, very kindly come to his aid. will apply for a Consulate in Turtle
He remarked that he did not wish to dom. provoke a reply or he might be tempted , We are sorry to see such eminent and OK.-...- till! "..-...uf.-. ...... rv, ,..... 1 " J
m oiiu.. ... .-- i.u.wi naa llllCLaiveil III n.8
worthy men as Senator Brodread and Thos. N. Carr disagreeing. They are reported as having had a falling out on the 13th. Carr wishes the Charreship
also submit Tor its decision their plans and rallying them to the Primary meet-1 Ma'"hsii, ia relative to improving or building or re- nS9 'n his behalf, a Delegation of his!! L-L inoring school houses, &c. They re-! hackers was secured from Philadelphia! T
ceivc a dollar per day, for the time actu- ' county, which gave linn the nomination, j J) rAiim ally spent by them in school aflairs. i But the nomination was so unjustified by 1 , ., ,771' .r ViVi'Vr
On or before the 20th of September ny standing of Mr. Campbell at the u, uie known World, i hey can be h.!r they shall make an enumeration of the Har that a strong repugnance was exci- j ..t "mm dlrlictm' k' m 'tt
cnuuren oeiween seven and twelve years i lPa "J ,l ana wnue tiov mgit-r aim lour - ni, authunzed Ar-ut. old, and between twelve and seventeen; Justices on the Democratic ticket were j The '"": '''VTi ti'.V'rTT, ,7irU.,".--"T'
11. I ... I t 1 ,., . I 1 .1 . . I . . .1. ....... 1. V1'- ......
anu nnu out io wnicn sc noo I tney desire e,rc lt u "j ",vuu. muts uutnmu a to go, furnishing the teacher with a list ' martyr to his religion and a man whom of the children assigned to him. Schol- j the party must take care of if they would ars may be transferred for educational nt risk the fatal loss of the Catholic purposes to an adjoining township ifvte. He was immediately appointed more convenient for them. Teachers I Attorney General of the State by Gov. may be dismissed by them for incompe- j Bigler. and has now been foisted into tence, immorality, ic. They may es- Gen. Pierce's Cabinet by Mr. Buchantabhsh graded schools, when practical He may prove a good officer, but
and convenient may call special meet- his elevation is more rapid and fortuitous frt-d nurd, ;fl'"',c"''!''1',,ii'!'V.lr-I ings of the voters of the township ; than that of any man ever before lilted of Justice t u.e v''- ,l'.'y,triU which meetings, general or special, alone , into the Cabinet. 'J, 'm' j'',!,"'.' ' 1 " ' ' Ux4
receipt of $3
Hroa.lway, Ciu.
titi-TTr t n. II11K.-Th' H'
I' said liaiik were ei ei ed of II"--''if '"' T., i ............. i... .... II... .ai.iLlI .t'.k."
till,., IIS, I.H. , tiJH.-l.- -"I Helm. I.. II. Allen ai.d Miermsn s...oeW 'rll pointed receivers. I I'er order of the li..ar.l f I'ir-rt "" I llankii.p H.Mist t tpi-sl Husc l-iM e"-r' Monroe and Madison Slreru. j Feb. JT, -i3 1 1 ! . .v. n.me ,.f
Mb. FniToa. Flea-sMirotir. .
have power to vote additional school
...... v . . . .(m Buu,c mi . ii 1 1 a i j ax ui
fc5.500 25.000 25.000
Presbytcrial Cller. Our Presbyterian friends of this Presbytery are making efforts to organize a parochial school or a College under their care and patronage. This is a laudible enterprise, and we hope and believe, will meet with success. Metamora is making strong efforts to have it. located at their beautiful town. It is about the centre of the Presbytry healthy and surrounded by an intelligent and moral community. They expect to be able to make a donation of a lot of ample size,
and 2,500 in money, towards putting
up suitable buildings. We believe it is the best point in the District.
The Farm asd Shop, is the title
ofau elegantly printed semi-monthij'
agricultural paper just issued at Indianapolis by O. F. Mayhew. It contains 16 quarto pages and is furnished for onedoliar per annum. Such a periodical seems to be demanded by the wants of the country and will doubtkas meet with success.
Louisianasix per cent. stocks Virginia six ter cent, stocks
California seven per cent, stocks
I e nncssee six per cent, stocks
Ates. Messrs. Ballard, Brecount,
.55.500 Bridges, Brcthwell, Brown, Bundy, Dodd,
JJonelson, Dru.ey, Dutour, erns.r ergueon, Fleming, Freeland, Goodman, Greene, Hammond, ilarris, Henry, Henton, Hicks, Hooper, Hunt, Jennings, Lines, Martin, Maxfield, McDonald of Sullivan, MeKee, Milroy.Moss, Orr, Parkei, Pratt, Read, Rockateller, Scott, Seawright. Service, Shelby, Shoemaker, Shuman. Simpson, Spencer, Thomas, Tui pie, Underwood, Walker of Laporte,
Wilson, w ork, xount, Mr. bpeaker 53. Noes Messrs. Able, Buell, Burnett,
Catlin, Chapin, Clark, Cooper, Donald,
who signed the Declaration of Indepen
dence, lliey were his ancestors, and from them he derived his principles of
nuenvy to tne interests and Constitution
Gen. Caleb Cushing is Gen. Pierce's
own man," his fellow soldier in Mexico,
10 cts per 100, but they are not to ex- Tyler convert in 1841-2 from Webster
ceed 50 cts per 100 annually, and 50 Whiggery, whereof he had thrttighall cts poll tax. All common schools are to his previous life been an ardent chainpbe Free. Appeals lie from the Trustees, ion, and a very ardent upholder of the
to Naples. R. Dale Owen, of Indiana i or the decision of a township meeting, Compromise and of all manner of Comtold Carr that Brodhead had said thatj0 the Auditor, and Irom him to the promises. Mr. Cushing's course has , ,, . , , . . c , i State Superintendent. On or before hcen singularly eventlul. Nearly as he (Carr) could not be confirmed the lst 0, Oct0bCTf lh Trustee8 mnke ft ,onr ag0 aswe an rcmember, he was a
Carr being indignant, called on Urod- i full report of the enumeration and of all : candidate for Congress against another
March Itith, lfi3. 1
-.r .. oi annnmi"
name as n , ,
Kcace in the j.:acc m -- n W1ll,t
head, and said that if he was appointed to office through his influence he would
15
of the country. He has never abandon- j forthwith resign
aonea ner to seek the golden god. It was given out on the 1 4th that Mr Those who are acquainted with the u , r . . . ... r,u i . ' Buchabah would nottake a foreign mis private history of the California Senator, . fc will understand the force of the retort, i 61on It hit him a midriff, and we doubt not he Marshall, of Cali fornia, is up prom
79.1.V. 6S.t0 50 .1110 26.000 6,000 j
was lully satisfied to draw off and let the
.Rhode Islander alone. New Albany Tribune.
Washington Item. ahinoto.w, March 17. The Senate to-day coufirmtfd all the nom inations which had bevn reported npward of
1 CMV1 Cl'ai-k
....... n. .... . . Ti,w" T. I.. ...- i- rv r
o tmiiod ciatea siocks nara rwen denoa- i vi,.ii tr, , j.ui unu, uvcr, iuivi v, r ntiio- ,
tted. The California sevea per cent, stocks ley, Gentry, Gootee, Hamrick, Handy, ; on nunoreu in namDer; smong mem are the deposited in trust for the Merchant's Bank of Hartley, Howell, Johnson, Jones of i J?llow,c?: Lorn P- Waon, of Conn.,
i.aiayeiie, are neid oniy as coiatterai security ; Boone, Jones of Jennings, Jones of Rip-1 Z , n , 7,U,L . '
the bank. The stock, will be token, up j' MoChire. McDonald of Lake. Mel i EiTl V". for
ana otners ciepoanea instead. v.. , . r- i t - - " ' tuuian Agent ior Respectfully submitted. Kinney, Peckenpaugh, Price, Richard- j Oregon; S. B Forney, Postmaster at B.ruJOHN P. DUNN. son, Stackhouse, Stee'e, Stephens, ' sutxe, .vass., and Fisher F. Wildreth, Post-
inently for the Chinese Commission.
ir-gtonl He said, "I don't know, for I have not had the opportunity ol getting a breath of fresh air. Have not even time to shave;" which was evident by looking at the President's face. The Cabinet meeting on the night of
Adams man, when articles strongly eu
logistic of Mr. Cushing and quite other-
Anditor of State.
Stockwell, Struble, Sutton, Taber, Tan
ner, V alker, ol Rusn 43. IN THE SENATE. The following is the vote in Senate,
!Li"" Jack, what did yon do with your new trowsers?" said au anxious papa. '"I swopped them oft." "For halT" "A slungahot, tioyle'e games and the Pirate's Own Book." tTiir. J. Frescolt Hall, the United States luj-ict Attorney for New York, hss forwarded his resignation lo the President of the United Stales. 0A bill was passed by Congress giving to 11 otrjeers, mariners and sailors, serving on the coasts of Mexico and California, during the war, double pay wbil In ths Pacific.
Gold. On Monday last seventy thousand dollars in gold were paid out at Cumberlan,!, Md , for ths lands recently nnrchasm: bv
Messrs Aspinwall and Varnum, of New j on the same bill. ghYny JlSi POCk8U f AU-1 The nmes of thoee "trf 6 the IT The Xenia Torch-Light eongratnlates ! bU&re as follows, its readers a pen the growth and nroaneritv of! Ates Messrs. Adams. Anthonv. Bar-
that place. Tea years ago it had 1 ,400 in- nett, Butler, Combs, Cox, Cutshaw, Edfcabjtant. now it has 4,000 wardg) Griggs Hall IlawUlorn, Helm, iTT A poor widow was asked how sh, K i tj...i... tir. . u....v...u i... .i-
U...l., fi.,., ll..k.u t.t r
. ... ..... ..J . . . tituu.f IttlOUIUUh, Wat RBUII UI miii. . mntn aturhM In a criin n...k I . t ' .
Hud replieJ. that she was bound to him bv
several cords of wood which he had sent to liar daring a haro! winter. IT" Mr J. H. FrutDD has been appointed Postmaster at Rising San. This is one "Iriend" rewarded!
Madison, Jackson of Tipton, Kightley, Meeker, Odell, Powell, Robson,Shelenberger, Shields, Shook, Simpson, Vandeventer, Williams, Wilson of Jay, Witherow 30.
Those who voted against it are as fol-
O" Congress, before its adjournment, or-! lows: dered public priming enough lo keep the mill ! . ,r . going thraugh the whole rvcew. One order I Noes Messrs. Barton, Black, Brookwas for priming 150,000 copies of Uw Patent j -shire, Brown, Gant, Glazebrook, GreatOffice Report. j house, Gordon, Humphreys, Morrison, Esta Casi When the Erie canal is en-1 Reynolds, Slater, Sparn, Sullivan, Willarged the lunnsge transported on it will, it! 60 n f Harrison 15. is believed, be. equal to lie capacity of nine railroad tracks. ID" The Express estimates the yearly sales - Utr Abont 10 per eent. of the Chinese ! yters in New York at over $5,000,000, brought to Havana have died of cholera or' K"iu employment, directly or indirectly, to ship-fever sines their arrival ia part. about fifty thousand persons.
master at Lowell, Mass.
ludinna Railrl Stocks. We quote, the followiug sales of stocks from the Cin. Enquirer of last week:
24 shares Lawrenceburgh and Mississippi Railroad Co Stock sold 5 shares Newcastle and Richmsnd Rail road Co. Stock on dollar bid 108 shares Indianapolis and Bellefontaioe Railroad Co. Stock on dollar bid - shares Central Indiana ten per eent. Stock sold 6 shares Central Indiana 6 per cent. Stck bid 6 bonds of $500 each, in all $3,000. of
the Indiana Central Railway Co. bonds, . 10, per cent, interest accrued since Jan. 1. 1 boa bid l03)i' Aliquot dealing acqnaintanceof ours argues that one of his customers is not injured by drinking, because he doe not work anyhow, drank or saber! Therefore, he argues, il can be no harm ts sell liquor to him, nor can it be harmful for him to drink. O lovers of the mountain dew, Brandy, wine an gin. If you must drink, be laxy too, ABd thus avoid tha sin. Forest Rota.
their proceedings, to the Auditor and al
so the State Superintendent. This law
imposes a penalty of five dollars on any wise of his rival appeared in one of the person elected or appointed a Township journals of the District, which attracted T ...L. c ! . . ' .. , .
nuMiT, hiiu tuns to quality and serve attention irom tne 6trong internal preas such. ; sumption they afforded that Mr. Cm-hing Incorporated Cities or towns shall con- ' himself was their author. This was pubstitute school corporations, independent . licly charged and vehemently denied by ot the townships in which they are eitu- Mr, C, when the manuscript was obtainated; and shall transnct all the above ed from the journalist and proved to be
An inquiring western man asked school business by Trustees elected by the handwriting of Mks. Caleb Cushing. Pierce how he liked the air of Wash- the people, or by officers appointed by Neither she nor her husband was elected
the corporation; which we fear, in some to Congress that year. Some ten
instances, may interlere with the smooth years thereafter, Mr. U. obtained a regu
working ol the law. i lar nomination fro It will be seen by the above that publican party, the the office of Township Trustee is one of derant in the Dii
I the most important and responsible that proved as contrary
i the voters are called upon to fill. The would not elect him. After several un
Verv best men in psrh Tou nuhin .!.. 1,1 succestlul trials, thov finnllv rlinse his
the 15th resulted, it is said, in directing be elected, without regard to their polit- competitor, Gay ton P. Osgood, a Jackthe Secretary of State to demand an ex-. ical opinion, or even to their willing- sonian. Thereupon the struggle conse-
nlan- tion from Great Britain of the re- ; netiS or unwillingness to serve. It is of quent on the removal of the Deposiles
a
cent inte
Secretary
to report effort iva
in many localities, tne people are already
meeting, in advance of the election, and Jackson man, and should vote accordalter a full consultation, selecting a!i"fly This threw him out at the next Board to be chosen next month. The ! election, when Mr. Cushing was at last office is at best a thankless one, with j elected, taking his seat in the House in much labor and little pay; and we urge i Dec. 1835, and holding it for the next
every voter who is in favor of good I eignt years, in iS4a ne was lenoui, schools, good roads, good morals, and i having gone into the Tyler speculation,
iiui ne was soon auer nominated ior a
First Arrival this Season,
. p. best quality, tie" "ptys7.'-h
1 1ST re.ive.1 .lot of superior
j van, his sue". March If, lf53. Wm. A. Trowbridge,
.r,ic,.ri,.fl ail'l r,,"'..
Court and Kaccurccis. k-ri""'
tel) ( I . I .N A Tl k.-t-l- cm , t" 1 (rood assortmenl of ' U'','" 1 oflers U the trade at Ike ' l ruH'- I
13 1M-V-o ricif is" V.-V.y ri-" J!SV A exiMine between J. K. 1 or." f, Jr., as dissolved on theM ' pt.rlf.
all persons inrt.-M.-.i to wit ' ,,,.(,,.. t hv callinpaiidsellliii'.P-""'1 lhP.r.n.4 demand, aw to he s, III. d ' ! d 1 John llorsh, Beijamii. t. Wi' i Dursh. 133. -- - - - . i i nil 1
VALUA151.bi;Au-;j
mthe ISational Re- J f n immensely prepon- r,,,.r of ,h rrai,kin ir. ; Strict, but the Voters , sipne,J. executor ot said '' '.fl,1!,i,'"-j
as a hunted hog and 'rtv M?:7
I ' . . I.,. lull"-"-
l!Uh lay ot A.ru . ,,,, f,ium.
tract of land, siliiaiea i" ' ; , .,i, jr. '
part of the so.itn wesj wm i & MnM li heirinniiil at tin: i
ni.l uuarter. thence est lid r '
,.n!,-s. llience e.t't H" Pnl . '. nli;a3 I
,ie, i
Uie place of befflniiiitp, P'
1 It a 1 11 aft l-st rtAftmiiA lliul t It a noats . BtlxtaTAArlAif anil Til II. rvn I txad iritriui. . ... , .rl r 1! .in! Til T
.I.gence from Honduras. The Bnou,d be . . cauable. ' ted by a larire majority of his constituents I . l'' -if'i '",'.1 r 1 1
oftht? Navy is also instructed efficient and worthy men who have cood to vote with the Whigs against Gen. I w,"t f u.e nourishine to" '.f.' r
forthwith to the Executive the business qualifications and who enjoy i Jackson's high handed course. He re- j Schools ami cimn h- acrt-s c"1""' I force at his disposal for active thc cntire confidence of the community. ; plied tiat he should do no such thing ; 5, Rre cuTtivat-'d. The- tt,.viiejj
imiaitiuiiv lutsiitiLO) titc Ifcvuicait' Blrl'DuV ' i,la 113 Vt ao CICLICU as ail Uliuiuintu iaiiubiiu .-, . r.ini: "
operations. Cin Enquirer.
Territory of Washington. A new territory with this designation was created and provision made for its organization, by an act of Congsess approved on the 2nd instant. It compos-
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es mat part ot uregon wnicn lies norinoi , good officerg t0 C8gt hia 6Uflrage for the
tne miaaie ot me mam cnannei oi o- be6tmen inhis Township a8 Trustees, lumbia river, to where it crosses the for-j whelher be Whirs, Democrats, ty-sixth degree of latitude, and thence !Free Soiler8f or Filibustiers. f South
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oi tne KocKy mountains, i ne iana occupied by missionary stations, not exceeding six hundred and forty acres to each, together with the improvements, is expressly reserved and confirmed to the missionary societies respectively which established the tame. Stations that were ao occupied prior to the passage of the act organizing the territory of Oregon are also confirmed to the societies which established them, even though they hava since been abandoned,
A Hint to Compositors. It is recorded of Dr. Kees, editor of the Encyclopaedia Britannica, that so difficult to decipher was his handwriting the characters having the appearanos of being written with a burnt stick rather than by a pen that the compositors engaged on his work sent him a hundred well made pens, with a respectful request that be would use them. L. Chron. O The forte na of Louis Fhillippe, left to his children, is only a million franca for each.
Cabinet place by Tyler and rejected by a Whig Senate, who, however, consented to his a ppointment as Commissioner to China, where he made a Treaty, returning across Mexico in the spring of 45, and assuring Congress and the Country that we might proceed to annex Texas without a shadow of apprehension of war with Mexico. When the event had proved that Saul was kot among the prophets, he volunteered for the War and was made a Major-General by Polk, went down to the Rio Grande and broke his anklein an evening walk with a fair friend, and was disabled for active service, so that he won no laurels in actual
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can be fonnd In the county. u.ir.l.Wj,4 TEK!.a.-One third cash. Be p mOtembernext: Hi""''?, note deferred rv ments closed ' ",ivi,,r .' drawinrtater""and appraisement. The par. j if J" to the Vents of the pres.-nt .h have possession of he. l.eUm next, ind the privilep of seti farm.' lie will be expected to J.fesi;MV rent year. JKJl 1"...
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