Indiana American, Volume 21, Number 22, Brookville, Franklin County, 20 May 1853 — Page 2
U OO EL V I LLK. I N I.
FlUDAVi MAY 2' 1353.
Count)- Fair. From all we can learn the Franklin County Agricultural Society are making extensive and permanent arrangements for our next Fall Fair. The list of premiums are about the same as last year. The committee appointed for that purpose, have rented an ample and convenient lot of Mr. Butler, including Mr. Eutler"s celebrated cool spring, equal to any in the county for that purpose. Those familiar with our town, know where it is from the fact that it is located at this spring. But for the imformation of others we would say that it is just north of the corporati:m of Brookville at the foot of the hill. There is to be about 5 acres enclosed permanently, as a lease has been taken for five years. The ground tips a little to the south, but not enough.to do any injury. The spring
Life & times of Viler Br the kindness of the author we
Railroad Accident. We cannot withold from the public
have been favored with the perusal of the following extract from a letter writ"The Ltfe&. Times of the Rev. Allen ten by a gentleman of this place, now
Wiley. A. M., by the Rev. F. C. Holliday. It is & work of 300 pages, in neat and fashionable book style. As the White Water Valley U the principal scene of the labors and trials of the man w hose life this work intends to portray, we regret that we know not where St can be had, or the price thereof. It is difficult to throw sufficient inter-
traveling in the East. We commend the suggestions therein to the special at tention of rail-road companies. But after all, much of the lose of life
by reckless Railroad management is due
to the public itself. When men travel
they will patronize the fast line.
Carefulness, safety, and sobriety are
at a discount, and speed is at a premium.
est into a book to make it readable, ! No matter what danger, what risk, "go
where it alone sketches tbe history and services of a man whose life was as uniform, as void of great incidents, or accidents, as that of Allen Wiley. But the Rev. F. C. Holliday has used the materials, the incidents, facts, and conclu-
some faster" is the cry. "Go some fas
ter," and to gratify the rage of the pub
lie for fast locomotion, the companies
send them into Eternity! We do not Bay these things to apolo
gize for such wholesale murder aa the
Court.
The CrawfbrJsville Journal on the 5th
iuslant, says that lbs wheat crops in that
part of the State never gave promise of a bet
ter yield than at present.
Spirit of the Indiana Prrna. The Democrats made nominations and
The Delphi Times of the Clh infant, mPt. thp Hid hr with a. Wnt-rlnn
speak, strongly iu praiw of lion. Jno fj de(eat. Only four of the ticket (CounPettitt. the new Judge of their Circuit! oUpffu, a IWnP.t.
the Democratic nominee for Mayor, was
beaten by 403 majority. Ind Journal.
The Junction Road. Not with the intention of intefering
The Fort Wayne Times of tbe 4th Inst, I with their matters, but for the purpose
in an article about the Fort Wayne and Un- of letting cur numerous readers in Un
ion Railroad says: i0Di Fayeite, and Rush, see what is said, "The surveyors or this 'oad have comple- we copy the following article, which
monins- on their return We did not see nPPeed as the leading article in the ed
them while here, but understand they repot i itorial columns of the Liberty Herald
the route a most tavorabie one. it runs 0f the 13th inst. It is not an editorial, through the farm of Judge Colmsu, seven I , miles south-east ol town. When the party but froi its prominent place, must
arrived at Decatur, on their way here, a free have thy editor's hearty concurrence:
otuuer whs eiveu uy me iniseus, iuu n u
sions to the best advantage to enforce Norfolk tragedy! That was murder, the great truths that naturally arise in and if ever a man Fhould be hung, we this work. He has so arranged, and believe that engineer should dance bebrought other characters in, so as to tween Heaven and Earth, make it interesting even tr us who knew But these things will occur, and will Mr. Wiley, and his whole life, as we do i only be "a nine days wonder," so long as
our household affairs. Mr. Holliday 'e the public clamor for high speeds, no
. , A , , . .. , : style s rood, and as a sample, we quote , matter at what rtsk. Let the public be a descent of about 20 teet down steps ' . . r , I . u i- n . i , , , , , the first paragraph of the work: patronize such lines as will not peril the for those who wish to sip from the foun- r 6 r , , , , .!,. rr . e . , , j.j, . . , I "There are names that should not be : lives of from three to five hundred pasam. But we understand that a hydraul- forgotten and deed8 lhat 0,Jght t0 be re. g m Tf the dear e ram is to be put ,n operation, to throw membered The successful general, , bUe wUhes t0 be blowQ the water up on the ground. who has led his brave troops to victory r , . , The Presi dent, who is a devoted friend n rd-fought battle-field, will ; particularly, let tt continue to do two
eral jollification was held Judge Smith, the
President of the Company, made a tine speech
and they hat a 'eonod tune generally. I he
citizens or Adume were out ia their mijrlit.
ml happ as lords, as they had good ma-urn to he tfome of thou could almost sen the
Cars coin ing, aud hear t ie 'bell ring.' '
The same p per has the following in
relation to the Fort Wayne and Southern
Kailro.id:
To the Stockholders of the Junc
tion Hal I road residing In I'nion County. The recent changes which have oceur-
ed in the Board of Directors of this com
pany, demand that the Stockholders ef
Union County should meet at an early
Terrific Railroad Murder. It must have been remarked by every reader of news, that recently railroad accidents have been fearfully on the increase both in number and extent. We
have heard of awful accidents in Eng
land, but hero they have been until re
cently confined to the loss of one or
two lives at a time. On Friday last the 6th inst., the draw bridge over the Norfolk River, on the Railroad between New York and New Haven was raised to let a vessel through. The New York train, with a large num
ber of passengers approached, and al
though all the signals were given, yet the engineer disregarded them, and run
the train into the River, at a speed of fifteen miles per hour. A large number o
the passengers were physicians from all parts of New England, returning from a Medical Convention. THIRD DISPATCH.
The worst anticipations are more than
LAUREL NEWSL.intEL( FRIDAY 211 .a V 201853. Till, column of tbe Aiir i under the edlorial mannirement of Moses J. Kii.lt, Esq., who
is responsible for Us Tacts, agures, opinions ana politics.
The Canal. There is a full head of water in the
canal at this place, and the machinery all
in motion again; so that people can be .!.. i r. .t.. 'vr, rv.i
l.,m. rutmPr will find him ao-ain 'l!!, f the PeoP' where ik.
m vaw . n , 1 Ctl . v
AVahins;ton Fectr
Mat 10The Atf nliJ
decided that the contracu 7t0T,T" for Ihe Capuolextensioa.r,' Ml. having, Brier a th J, tad L aecided that the founi; B,. eWiniiI
lial enough to build upon th m l?,wbtU resumed their labor. ."''.tSJ
oiner artisans are to resume ahoX l! . The Baffalo PostoEce .pm,:.,' ;ng reconsidered the PwiSS 4
- Slea Dicrit'.,. !i
... .rrSllenl-a d . . -uie
in the Franklin Mills. Mr. Pattison i The CoUectorshio on l ab- . 1
has been for some time at work in the i o. very unporuut, is opened up old River Mills, and Hall & Co. in the j It is said that Brevet Coion w woollen Mill. Nothitg seems to be f t,,e EnR'neer corps', hasbee i- K Inspector General of Ui, AmT" 'i
waui.nj: mui naMgauon, lor our pmce The Governs, i ... J-
tUt IIBB o-..m-
;.. .v "'"m not
i . r . i: i tt:- . ,
of Agricultural societies, is doiiiff all he . . u V. . -.u ' ' 8 to victory may have been strewn with
tnii iu wane inc j? air iir superior to our last one. And in his efforts he is sus-
things
1st. Patronize man who use ardent spirits. 2d. Patronize lines that make their
the mangled, the dying, and the dead;
still he was brave and successful. Cit-
tainorl ttirt t W nffin TV-.., '-. ies in ruins, apriculture eusnended. com- I
tnr. nf h ? jmerce crippled, and a million hearts made ' time, let what will happen! rora oi me society. ! desolate by the loss of friends, may all j "The New York exhibition will not It is expected that our merchants, me-1 be the result of his victories. But, be- Pen until the middle of next month, chanics, and Hotel keepers, who are cause he was victorious, the trumpet of i "The awful details of the accident on
hnrclv benefitted bv Hip rrnw.U fame proclaims, with clarion blast, the : tne xsew naven roaa.ai worwam.conn
congregate at the Pairs, will liberals fT?"6'8 f h'8 de!d That which i. . ., . . i . , . ; boid in conception, (earless and vigorous contribute towards fitting up the grounds.! in execution! ever commands admiraAt least $o00 should be contributed by ' tion, irrespective of its moral character, this Dlace. and have h orminla n,l ! Hence, the lion, thousrh ferocious and
other conveniences arrand so as t0 I terrible, is, among men, an emblem 0f but never looked for by the Engineer- . . " - greatness and nobi itv. while the Datient who persisted in running at full speed,
mane tne balance of the county satisfied and vigilant watch-do, who cuards his around a curve.right into the mouth of the
"A letting tithe clearing, grubbing, and your interest or against it, and how far
grading or a portion of thi road took piaoe you ought to confirm or reject them .
at Jiuncie m tne uit., at anion on Mouday ..Bt;nt BlutTlou it will take plane
today, and nl fori Wayne on rndav next. We learn that the coutracli at Muucie and
Hartford were taken oil advantageous terms
to tbe Company ; as those at B'ufuon and
Fort Wayne, no doubt, will be. The
; pro?pct for Ihe speedy completion of this road
is excellent, and its management is iu the
right hands. Its complete success is beyoud
a doubt' The Fulton Flag,
commenced fit Rochester In this State, says al members for their services.
realized: the result of this frightful ca-
day. enmass.and inquire intojthe nature of lamity is shocking. Forty-nine dead
mose cnanjres, ana Know wnetner tney i bodies have been taKen out oi ma wa-
I I J , . l r I. i,?.; . L - ... .
oicguuugr una, wneiner iny are ior ier, ana in auuilion 10 mis were lvv ""J jjJjtnin" and hail
resume its
like appearances.
. . -. mi
We hone ne sains or ! r,oria? "" but to proerfVu0..01 "I
and
r. fth. .a. .i. " with ,....
expense will be spared by the contrac- ; them to em grate to theirfrienb'y iai4 tors or agents on the canal te bring this I A letter in the Baltimn,. c ln.Art84
Trouri.ir.ri.?'-
about soon.
repons; oov. Trousdale n r been designated for Braill or rr' H Gadsden will prob,hi " ?r 9.hl1'- foJ.
Without attributing any improper mo
tives to the members of the late Board
who represented the interests of Union county, I would recommend that the Secretary be instructed to produce at the meeting the Record Book of the Com
pany, showing the actions of the company for the past year, so that you may be well acquainted with their proceedings,
before passing judgement, and especially
new oaper just 1 1.0 know the charges made by the sever-
injured, two of whom have 6inc died,
Hail!
One nl.ifP Kn vUitPrl on Mondav pvk. i Gov- Seymou
r ' I arrangement is nn...j . . .""'. T?.
ninjby a severe storm, accompanied by ! ference of Gov. 'ttow.J, ,
South American ""."
11 Vhly r9 ,0 t.4
r. of Conn d"
The Railwar.
All the e!d interests which so long
Polk, brother cf lhei,to pLy 7r W" home and contt la, iV1' ' 9
and others so badly hurt that their re
covery is imDossible. Amoni the lost
is the daughter of Dr. Griswold.
The following bodies have been
mtrnW.pA: Tir A Welsh. Hartford
, t i ..r-fi . t i wiii. i. r1!..:...,! i officer of 1812. fn, il,,.. .' .".
ceacn, cnugepori; lurs r uitriii., iiim s- i nunc .? oici iu uhiuhou, Brauuui,i --- """'eigut vearj. tr, Pa.; Rev Mr Schor, Williamsburg; !8jncea charter has been obtained, tobei T1,e tr op cmto-n hoase ei,:
Dr Smith, Spnngheld; John Jloss. bar- ' cobin . d with thezeal.or rather. mad- ' l u"" to .boot half
. .. r:r- . j li0 b mid
, re.j stood in the way of obtaining a charter ! n-S . T) for a railroad from Indianapolis down the , ha been held bv Cut i nsalat. whict
have of course reached you. Will it be
a nine days wonder! I never read of such brutal recklessness in any railroad or steam boat disaster. It was no ac
cident the signal was faithfully given,
j that at the recent term of the Circuit Court jfor lhat county, th Grand Jury were
empanneied, sworn and charged, and nncing
n (thing to do, adjourned.
v incennes is the oldest town in
the western country, dating its existence to the same year that Philadel
phia was founded. The last number
of the Patriot published at that place,
says:
"The old hou.se on Market street.
I am informed that the President, Mr
Ridcnour, has charged some thousand
dollars for his, whilst other members
have got from one to three hundred dol
lars for their services.
that WC should hare it tipr fnr fi What a fearful momentum ! known as the ellow Tavern, has been
years in succession. Anv town in the of night from the approach of the thief when engine leaped Into the open- partly demolished the past week.to make ette county, two of the most incompc
mrn Kf r.,.,K ZC ; .A Mid the
guarantied to them that they should have it for five years in succession.
We hone. too. the neonle.will nrenare. !
. - i , i i '
j: rv .. : J T v..,ll An T Q
GraSdu; Walter pTencTMan: j of desperation, to prevent the prosChester, N II.; and Walter Parker, j ecution of that great work so much need-; bw reqaired t0 a; rtrd,'oa '4
Woodbury, Ct. lnere are proDaoiy ed but so long neglected. In a trip to the HrC items preseutei ia iu,, ten or twelve more bodies not yet recov- indianp0iis iast week wc found that all uudrr 'he heads of the J ) an eBt SJi" ered. f r,uJ ,.j U.Si weigher.' aud meMUrs. Z
Conductor Comstock was ill the sec-! ' . S ; IT The Washington corresponden- J,' ond car and escaped; badly but not dan- i been industriously circulated all along i New York TrihIie syS i!m uL ,1
cerouslv wounded. thel.ne. It would be impossible to par- lain UoT irousijaie ofTenaoi-.I
The bodies ol the dead are generally ticui.r:.- anfl nPrh.-,n- hspIpss t H s . ?" . ?'"'0B to BraiiL io' w
I am also informed that Mr Ridenour much disfiffured, and recognition in ma- .. , r . ' ..r . ".".""1 TJ J" ppers UlclJ M
ninnp a rnnirnrr wirn Air jnnps nt i .in : nv nneoa ia vprv i unni r. i np mnea j j i - ,w
cinnati, lor over twelve thousand dollars of stock, taking canal bonds at 40c on
the dollar in payment, which, if true, is a monstrous fraud on the stockhol
ders'
I am informed that tha present Board
hare Ridencur and Bill Smith of Fay-
l l i:..i ti, o;1j ,.rl cuuous to mention nnt of tiip most ri. 1
nave aiiipic uituiv.ai aiu. mana n : - ' bad lh V. kn nrn n vc .fivail in n t:ini n (T..i o frm i rliilllmia r f thadA ralirii-.ti.ne no m ov i
i r .i i. j j i - me very puesi cn .t ronj W..1,;.-. i ample of the base and winced, hut con- u. ... . -" 8?1-
- r E"" "ip ii;uo vyiinrgeaiup 10 . Kuff
e Cleveland Plaindealer, of ffednftiJ his kiud of chit chat:
he very latest ch .t from ffudj,-. the Hrfi;ue Charuesiiia to.Rufr.!...:.
. : temptible means to which men are re- '"' unknown;! tn Brazilian mimKt , JUSl ! sorting to prevent the work: or as some v'"inirCa,en K. !. , .... Virginia; a jolly cousulale to Ridurd ;
dition
The drawbridge was opened to let
the steamer Pacific pass, and she had nassed through.
The locomotive, baggage cars twelve : have perhaps more classically ex nns-spntrpr vfre nlun'rpd into the river. ! n-.-c-,.! ntnliiill.n,.n'.V.n j ,
. " ..v... . r I 1 vfi vnv. cr I - r . ... J ' - r e D I o viinDamii. ,u ui.iuiiuuu Q I B liy UflU. . .' r. - .... . ..J J..l.J - .I:.... ...... r : r- I mum lor now linil.li.i.ro Ii ic nnn I . . t j t j i- , I ! . r. : 1 r J
ie mcetiuiarv, is the type ol ail that ,ub "l'u,"'ra wainutc ui eiiy im,--- - u. leni memoers, anu removeu juoge iveia in ntieen leei w aiur. .every persuii m . , to the storv th-it nil :rninst the onnositfl ahutmont 1 nh. i the teV remaininir relics of the olden
, u..u .iiai. -& - -rr - - i . , , . i . . . " "v " " w , t w a4.. v-. I i n ,1: l j U-J u
f I
nrpia ami thfaa 1 1 i I
mi v . , ( uiuivij u , mv v- v i44.i u wi.va a a i vuuu iui . I - o - ij , BlOV lliu VII ci a uuviii vvu tuio ouiutv ait; ill I OS vu 4,1 liui 1 10 uuu 1111 v v vuu
ine iirsicoiuains anistory ot tne Kev. Uhedead. Would it not be a rood idea I citizens ol this place was in existence. Mr. Jones as a Director, and elected dren and servant; E and G Dunbar of
r 1 . r 1 . 1 1 . 1 ! Tf u nnA;A., I ...it M 11 i. i. ... . . . ... . i ...
in ftimo rrtr iho Pir n.x 1 "j r anu oi me uurouucuon a Biep in me regular oraer oi modern -nit-m. muu wans .uuiu t l-hk, jonn ood 1'resiaent. neuner ot whom Montgomery, Alaoama, ana3ir. ;nani-
i . i ... i. i . . . . . . i . .. ... . r nmirroc. i it r r 1 rii a 11 wnwr rt a niao m raan . iihl ifi'ijua i in v tiiiiiii 1 1 1 1 111 iiic . 1 1 . i n v r r 1 1 1 t .itii- ... inrfiamM in nixin. i am
ui .'lei uuuiBin inio mis portion oi ine ; r""6";w" "'vu.iu)ure , .ity. -o --- - - - w iuunu, m umci w wuh-
v. .. . , v. . I St thdIP romt er.llAM. m full Oimnl.. Ar l HVK III LI IT II I I IIS fit I H II I T 71 I nil aI Ko I, A.wl m.l IkA r. n . r. A I I
V fnt AnHinlha nnrl nn f Ik. ..n.k I "b"'"' " "' " T'J vi - 1 liui Hie xvuuu uuu mo owuuil Ul luc
f.vMu. .. j ,,.j. r.,.i,. nF i ih. irrpst Aorlh West Tprritorv n ion R....I
, , , , . , r . wi.. uuv.o i vj . ucv wi irunocie I to" ..... . iiuniu.
ine auiuor nas mane u neciaeaiv iuem- Vk .ffi, ....,1.1 ,... it w iKp o-rnnrl rpni vnnn rr tha -ill
: is loWi
The work
that some one will beat you, an
fore, make no effort. This is the unirit
j ... WW...... v" ' Ku- . tt
and conduct of a man of no energy. ine BUll,or nM maae 11 neciaeaiy Mein-, gers! What effect would it have upon i ws the grand ren
uisiic. me "traveilinp: nuDlic" to hold out the nu aavemuruus Finn
the Valley, that it was an obsolete idea, and especially to that part of the story, intended doubtless as a clincher to the balance, which relates that "Geo.
Meade, (whom Ihe quid nunc h. LJ
: II i . --...,.. . - i
seiiniug an aiong io lyiii.i,; ami ifir-tn C!iargehi;i (where, we liavu'l tl ,1),, ide.i ) to our old frienr", Wm. M. Corrv Cinciniul!.
Tlie priucipbl Uiiiiomatic quaooi-f .til,
crisis, m to rind just the richi kiudol . n.J
as commissioner to the tfaudaich tK
uecu-e CI l!ie Inartt quale gdljry. Tr.,'J
irc-uieuse w piiibii ioo tmil, perh.w ; pay expenses; but t!ie glorr a imnMQw, i
A It re.
bourne and daughter, of Racine, Wiscon sin.
mi 1 LI. . . 1 ' C).ftl,n I. o . 1 n i " I ii 1 1 1 , .. f-:,,,? rt n1.n Ml . . , .
i nere are prounuiy ten or mrive ; unuuc unru,.aiu unci win iMimuiiiiir nie. lint t to hm-
I am informed that bv the late mercrer ! more bodies not vet recovered. ! stock in the Junction Road." But w ! these rumors about the Freaoh lusti!it'
nirij n f .l.vi.. I . T M - , f-? I Hill ll lm.-ll
. im, c pr consouaauonoi ine junction iompa- hew-iork, (-.xamaniei iving, have the satisfaction to announce that
(ioversor of New Mexico.-T1
Union announces that the Hun. D
The second part contains 21 chapters, : inducement that in case of accident cof- j The midnight scenes that have been en- ny with the Ohio and Indianapolis com-! Athens Ohio; Mrs. A L DeLagne of
The dwelling of Mrs. Mayers of this ! wriUen b Mr. Wilev durino: the crime ns "" 6hrouds would be provided grat- .acted there, would make up a volume of pany, they have so arranged the Direc-j Philadelphia has a daughter in Pitts- PutHlc 0l"nion out u Cbt 13 r,Sut- A
jjiatr woo uurutru up, huuul iz uciuck ;
''nn T nov trtiri mn nner a ih n. ill in n nrH n s Rrrnnrip nun PTrinnrr b n n i n .m. f d l. ... i . i w; .... i.. r...r. i i kiiitil ii i ifidiiirv i ;i s iifpn n wn trn i . i -
in lifp A Holntsk iSe norfnrm. ' " S'"-"" vuc ca-i--- p.- wir, iiiui uuiuu vuumjr 10 uui nuuwii uuigu, nam-n uaJ7, i.uun, j. . jt, -r i Jiemweatner, Ol JetJcrs'ill COUIlK. k
" ' ", , " , . ' pense ot tne supply according to the j i"" nave oeen wnuen oi grim oia opan- m the arrangement, whilst her stock is ; Hutchison, li W Opcn Jeck, V orcester; w hich will cause the real merits of the i has received the appointment of Guvp
our
n .1 fAnJ... t.,.1 t ." ?u . 1. .
.. . . . tance of Ministerial Duties." These rank of the dead, and should a railroad i ish castles."
much iiottom, near the Oregon Ho-. ch re we supposed were intended, director fortunately get his neck broke, j The leading editorial article in the
.... .vij -.v , , t- i from their title, to be addressed to min- "e n lS oe "rougmnome in a metaicoi- ; Clarion of the 7th inst., published at
..,.oU..u. i8ters of the , But by a hasty Vi,u.rV"- rs w Princetown, is the following cember. But it was time the house was ', c , ,Lm r n t . nne on; while an Irish or Dutch emi-, rr ' r" ' ... glance, we End them full of sound and m-ant could be packed un in a wooden "Dr. G. B Graff, has left upon
ouraeu MP in ;t men naa oeen set on wholesome advice to Preacher and neo- box, stained with venitian red. Now.' table a pair of hen eggs laid by a full
fire, and all their reason and judgment pje in as much as it is all right to butcher blooded Shanghai hen measuring six burned un. and it is no more than rea- n.. . , , .... people in this accidental wav. and the inches by seven and a quarter. Who
sonable that it. in turn, should share the I - ! . ! TaiUaD'e . " thing, overlooked by law or Judge Lynch, has a her. can beat it!"
r.. (8lon lo noa,sl literature, ana wen ,nd has become one of the features of the i We suppose the doctor has become
; calculated to inculcate and enforce its time, I really think the companies ought disgusted with politics since he failed : 1 - m. 1 I t.-a nrofulii Ilia rren vk i.imla.kMA : r
GT The Rev. T. M. Eddy was to de- """"nes. ne is no uoaging ques- - - , v 'l'"' ' ? " to receive an office in consideration for
liver an address at Shelby ville. on Tuos- t.ons, to make the book palatable to all eJt'his vote for Senator Bright against Ow-
day last, ot the dedication of the Odd no rou"ainS n me points oi aoctnne might offer to throw in a tombstone, and en, and has therefore, turned his attenFellows Hall. I to makc u catch the popular brceie. thus those who have the honor to perish llon to raising chickens. The Doctor
OCT We supposed they sold goods But lhe Kev- Ir- lday, in true char- n mis way would leave to their friends ; has an innate love for the foul.
cheap, at Boyd & Cray's St , re at Scipio, afler w,th his whole ,,fe mects eve 1 87 cnmJ. The Journal, publMied at Port-
bu now we know they do. We have ry question defends the church rolls w-hen the coffin8 and 8hroud9 wiu be pro- j land' Jayjcounty, on the 27th ult., says:
tried them? on tneruooisn wnicn nas Deen neaped vided tor some of these murdering engi-! "The prospects of our town are mi-ft7-The Co'intv ''eminarv is to be ' "Pon 80m0 of ils pillars and chows up neers and conductors, at the expense of proving, and the citizens are improving, - .'-. ...uv.' ;. ' .'t , the Power and practicability of the econ-:he "travc!Iing Pub,ici" the halter can that is, improving their property. We
more 'han the subscribed stock of all Oliver Barr, supposed collccling agent; : work t0 be understood; and this is all its nor of New Mexico. Mr. 31.
the other counties
D W Demmock, Mansfield, Conneticut
x t!
if 1
v: i- j .i: i. i imramfaiaie succesfinr nf Mr r
v ..!.-.. I... na. n it - T -mr 11 IClJtl3 UCVU UCB IT. H Ui & LUUL 11 1 a -
l am lniormea tnat rayette county Jliss Llien uoss, t'ougiiKeepsie, i i.; .... . . ithe United States Sona'e h-n'nj iw
i i :j : v . i j i-i tr n n ......... . iv- ' !.. :.-u. n i. nnt rp.il intrinsic. mfrit oiiirht not r i hr : .... . e
lias oiny pmu in auuui uvc nuuureu uoi- uacuii, dusiuii ; vinij;iii, uruu- o appointed Pv the UoVCrr.or 01 that
lars, whilst Union has raised over five ! Ivn; Anna B Lang, supposed Boston; built; for it is too late in the day to at-: - ,, , f. ,. . . I.l .... i .i.u.. .1., I....J u j . Vr r.. t !.'.' i n..u: - . . ' ' It is aid that Coriicnus enWI
St.-
.it
iiiuuoaiiu, auu inai mc uu.ru uurruntu , .urs ir 4jui:uii-s- cu(....otTu uannuuic-, teinptto torcc the currents oi commerce Printer to Conres has obtin4about aeven thousand dollars from the ; Beverly Parks Mary ERobbins, Lenox ,nJlraTel out of their natural channels; 'peat brickcWact'fortheCapiul.r bank at Connersville at nine per cent. Mas?., and a daughter of b;impson Gold-: , n ;. f i n . interest to pay the first estimate of the smith, Bellow Fulls; Mrs Hannah Car- they cannot long be retained. But a ' np" , 'j tr.l Engineer. Certainly a good begin- rigan, 18th street, X Y.; Mr Sparks, work which like ours simply seeks Io ?" 1 V'i 'vcn"ne.nt, k ... jo a i o ' , , r not repudiate, we Iiail see i printer ning ! ! Pittsheld, Mass; Dr Josiah Bartlett, open up and improve an old and natural lUck.
Now if these things are true lis it not , Mass; Abiel L Pierson, Salem, 3IaSs hi,hwav of great importance, must al
Sept. next.
omy of the church to which he belongs.
Ikdiaka State Fmr. At
: understand that several, if not more, ! houses will be built the coming Summer.
time for the stockholders of this coun- Isaac Colbath, Richmond, Me,; B S
tv to inauire into the conduct of the : Davies residence unknown.
Board, and to know by what authority i Most of the bodies recovered are phy- with public favor
these acts are done! ! 6icians returning from the Medical Con-' Let a meeting then be had at as ear-vention at New York. I ly a day as possible, say Saturday week, i More Lost. Miss Mitchell, Hartford; and a fair and full investigation be made ! Dr. A G. Pierpont, Salem, Muss; Mr. of the whole matter, or I, one of maty, I Vandeventr. Newark formerly Presi-! hereby pledge myself not to pay one ' dent of the India Rubber Company.
cent more ot stock for the prosecution ' Doctor Ives and ilcox, ot Wew-Hav
en, went down in the baggage car under
. . . t ... . 1
ways, when oronerlv understood, meet . - . iwisnnrgn. i, Ajl
' VII Vr I OArcird '..rrn
derrangle Caper Van Hu!T, Jr..to 1
The subject was fairly and forcibly Mary Cleopatra Proserpina Victor
(r Our County Fair and the State ; Map an Pr.Iile. Al V . V Z , roc"m8 , Persons who own vacant lots talk about J . r cf tho F.varntiV4 I nmmittoA Artha InJi i.. .mi: 4.1 it -
Fair are to be held at the same time ' The map and profile of our rail Road, state Board of Kbt culture held at 7 P P , t . . ... c -kx r ana oiaie ooara oi Agriculture, neiu at talk. Business is increasing aWo. Two But as it is to be at Lafayette, we hope according to the surveys of Mr. Pome- Indianapolis, on the 6th inst., it was re- Bew stores have already made their apours will not materially affect the State . roy.are naw at the office of Mr. Holland solved to hold the second annual Fair at : pearance and a good prospect of more, Fair lof thisplace. ; Lafayette, on the 12th, 13th and 14th of soon. Dwelling-houses are in demand; ) Mr rorneroy i9 10 coinmence on Tues-' Oclob" nexJ- La'yee and Madison that keeps a great many out who would Small Jlaiior,. . J were the only competitors, and each otherwise locate here. In fact both the There is to be a school meeting at the day r.t to survey a route from Meta- ; place trough their delegates, offered town and country is improvino-, interCourt House in this place, this evening. mora UP Salt Creek bF RhviUe to In- to enclose twenty acres of ground with , Dally and externally."
ablv 'anaPO" na irom meiamora to iew - .... . ,or lwo , Thft Madisonian of
Ifyouwillgo there you will prob
find out the object of the meeting,
There is to be another at the same place on the 2Sth. If our readers wish to know the object of these meetings they will hunt up one of fhe three noti-: ceson some obscure posts in the town- , ship, as these corporations are too poor j to advertise in the papers. The public generally wish to send to the cities for cheap papers, and then support their home papers, by getting them to insert all such notices gratis. ' We have "sort of quit" these things, and the rest of mankind will do so too
o ,i . r- mi- i r nunarea ut-au ui norses. ana a iiae num-
; vaiiv, i vyviiiiiri : me, biiu waiuuriuiT:. . , ... j. . . , , rnnti n. , . . r ber for cattle sufficient pens for hosrs . co'"a,n3
an
the 4th inst.,
copied from the
tning an(j 6heep two large halls sufficient t Franklin Democrat, in eulogy of Senafrom forage for all live stock lhat may be tor B.ight, and intimates that it is in fa-
miles west of Connersville and Cam
bridge.
article
Or if the last named towns care nothing
about it, the road will be run direct
r . . ' . . , . . k..k. r. n.i.;ku.'n a i . i . 1 1 '
.uemora to iew cue, going . or 8 u... vor 0f his re-election five vears hence!
, animais ana articles ior exniDition, shall i n , . be carried over the Lafayette railroad, oi ; Docs thc Edltor wart an office. the Madison road, free of charge, and all The Richmond Palladium of the
. 0 . . . ... pooocugno ii.ii Fi,v,c. ue,ega- bin inst., says, mat it is the intent on of OCT&ome backwoods editors are very , tion from Madison, however, prefencd .. t j r n- . - L r jignorant of the history of the times. Of paying three thousand dollars in cash, j Jw,?, pL?! ,8 A 1 W we have heard of editors associating ! . The proposition to prepare the ground, ! R" to PlfLce a 6Ct of
,l,PamefJ.w,S.,TH0Ur.hlOr- .de by Lalayette was accepted, , - "JS"- uc.vyjoo.on
. and the Executive committee will visit j this road, l ce deep cut and high
i.ui,ucm, .u ii.umU.f i .limits, ttiat place on the stn ot June next, to
when they have seen as much service . . . their i
It i probable tiny have heard some . locate the grounds, appoint a Superinold hunker politician sneak of "Smith's tendent, &c.
Soap Fac torv" and in the innocency of ' The. Aisl of PremiT5 Pr?Pared .the
committee are much more liberal than
as we have.
Most of the members of the Agricul-
. . .w ....... v w v, ... uv. 4.1 vr a v- at uci ui l.liail gnorance uPpoe it was John that ofrere, lag. .Bd the E3CP.1:,iv(!
Smith. Such ignorance very frequently Committee will, under the miscellaneous
injures the character of the editorial pro- i ciass, aw ard premiums to Articles of al
most every character that they may re-
I gard aa worthy of notice. It is there-
this road. The deep cut and hirrh fill
west of Centreville is the only obstacle to the completion of this road in three months from this time; and with the proposed arrangement of working day
and night, the company will be ena
bled to complete the road to Indian
apolis, at least by the first of October
next
tural Societies take citv naners because .
. . . . lession thev are chean and then nass at their .
meeting resolutions overflowing with! ftV-Cato Smith, a wealthy colored ! fore hoped that out citizens will take to I The same paper has the following
jrratitude for the irratuitous advertisin man, and formerly a alave, recently com- ll,c T,u.e" V,"J lu,ns ln paragrapn in relation to tne JNew Cas-
of the road.
Another Stockholder.
Union Co., May 9,1853. It.tlLiKOAD FAKMS. HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. The rate of increase on through passengen on the Hudson River Railroad for the first half of April as follows: Number of passengers carried. . .54,306 Earnings from passengers.. 35, 124 Earnings from freight 7,993
$43,117
Total In 1852, same time.
Number of passengers carried. . .36,489 Earnings from passengers. $21,756 Earnings from freight 3,394 Total $25,150
Showing an increase in the number
entered the work with that spirit which is an earnest of success. On Friday Mr. Remelin addressed a meeting at Indianapolis, which was said to have been one of the largest railroad i meetings held there for some time.
iiiirnuiji on luiicaoc iu iuc imiiiuil - , . , , " . -, nou Lodges aud bncampuiFola of passengers. 17,816 : lhe Sfnie nating ulir co. Increase in receipts 1,967 Tho Grand Secretary ha furui-l
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD. The receipts of this road for the month of April, 1853, are as follows: For Passengers $19,792 34 For Preight, Mail, &c. 19,587 82 39.380 16 Receipts for April, 1852: For Passengers $14,704 62 For Freight, &c 9,009 39 $23,804 01
presented to a large meeting at Rush
ville on Tuesday evening of last week by Hon. Ch is. Remelin, and others interested in the work. With but a very few exceptions of individvals interested - u .. : l u - n .i i
the water, but broke out and escaped. , P'J " Oliver Barr among the killed, was of Rushville now seem united like senagent of Antioch College, Ohio. sibie men in favor of our road. Many Among the injured is Jno. M. Fluent, 0f the most influential men there have
ot Lancaster. lie was married tne night previous, and his wife is among the dead. Elizabeth Burke, of Penn., also injured; Warren S Newell, ol Georgia had ankle broken; Jno A Hopkins, N J., injured. AJJ f-.ll... ' .. 1 . nJt II. 1 1
This Hill, though t no mm. coi.Md.rVl '-. We heard the opinion expressed that it doolnfut, m uow a fixed f.ct. So soon aitrr was the ablest railroad speech ever made next Spring as hu inau hs-hcv cau liuih it. ,i r .u . u the Vn!.d and beautiful atruc.ore will .ra ,n the PIaCe- How that may be, we
til city. The Grand Lodge., at the Jmiuary gefwiun. authorizou its erection, and subcribel $IO,Oi0 as the foundation of a fuud fur the purpose. Circular were t-nt Io the va-
throughout
operation
Secretary ha furutlied ns with
the following ttutemenl of nubtcriptiuus by
Lodgsaud bucanipments: .nnnK. ka. n..r.
Capital Loiige Indianapolis, -si.ooo of Mr. R's speech the meeting was dis Uk.i ; i i i: i . . -. . ...... 7
centre, !"".".".".! , Indianapolis'. o iiiKut turbed by an alarm of fire, in consequence
Mclrop. t-.nramptu nt 5, lnlinnapoii, 20 Orlip- Lodge 213, Orlean 4 Franklin 35. Kus'-ville,... 2 Wayne, 19. t'ambridpe.. 4 Dufour llil, Kainsville... 4
Cinderella Paulina Marj.irettJ ,ucin
Harris, Svcamore creek,Nicfi).'as coud Va. 7lrr... t.spK.tf;E.v ro.. ii.i.m.u.n STFfi CIXCIXS ATI, if yon wish anvtiurg id thecl-l: I
line ;ou i.l alwa; s flinl tin m will mfo 4 jroo.l stvle? eUl to Uie lL-?t custom trvlf. " r
, IIoum- staiidf A. So. 1. mrt-1!
r-rroisoNiNG.j Thousands of iarer:t Iio nx Vermifif i
ped of CaMor Oil, C.lntnf I. Ac, .rr not .
Iiut bile they .K-ar U'ln i.t f.i the twn. i are act'iall la.Miisr ti e fnuniition It. srnri disravfs,sm!i as saliT.l on. I,.-;, of fifkt. nes of limbs, A:c. In another t-olunin ill be fi'nJ ihe tAw
inentof Ilolfiissi kV Medicines to ahick 4
te attention nf :ll dire til; interecd in their c a swell as tiieir Children', health. InLiinCf pluintsand all disorder. riinefmmthof of. 1 lious type. should makcueof the only ffnt medicine, Hobensack. Liver Pill.
'-fir rid tlrcrirrd," but tk fr Hoti'!
Wortu Sv ru. and Liver fills, sr.i otwrve tbil
know not, but it was a very able and
practicable speech, presenting the char- h& lhe the signature of the Proprietor, J..n
acter, objects, and practability, and ad- BEXSACK'"''0"r:';wlgn,''''. -vantages of the preposed work in a clear prifPT fV TIVXIFV and forcible manner, and with the nron-; lUL hl l'r ILlJiuA'
. , - jer effect upon the auilience. Others
', would have spoken but just at the close
Hormab EncampnTnt 11, Cambridge
noseuiusKO looh
Olive Bntnrh
Jge.
4
Increase $15,576
the local papers are doing for them.
. j - .: 1 . i- - ri . .. r trnr ilppni ivortnv ol enennrao-pmprt '
miiieo euiciue .1 rev vui-sier, I enn- " ,. ... ' e ; avlvanii,. Ip.vinir u.if nd rhii.irn The premium list will be published in a I
Some close fisted Yankee get up aj,nJm ,houaaud dollars in pocket. N. ! few days. Richmond Pal. school, a concert, ot a band, whereby Y. Times. j Forot Uta othii Htu.n "Tom," ! they are making fortunes, and when they j An awful pocket, that! ! Bald aa acquaintance of his who met him on
rm l.v tho nffi, to trot a PTRtuitoua iVVTi-.m... .n..!iJ r . "ouae awpa, lasi eeuing. "lem.
- e I U-V " J -vu o, .uu. in j -k. :, rrj wi
notice or a puff, so intently have they j mutiny, were incaicerated in the Ala-
been reading their dollar paper that oama penitentiary last week.
i lorgei ner oiner name:" um. Wm,
Elitin Vale. This centleman, the founder ofYaleCol-
! lege al New Haven, Connecticut, lies buried I in the r.horrh at Wrexham. Waiea. Ilia
'If a newsnaner editor 'stons the nrea : mnniimeni .,lin lir innik K.r tkt.
i f :.,U.. . r. ..I r. " r ; -- . , -. ..... .u-
veruseineuia iruiu iu ui i-ut ; to mntunce,' Whtt VOUld UC UO It 11 WU j KfipUo.:
their first ouestion. is "what day is your . KTine boston t oat proposes tne lol-
. i lowi
paper puousnea.1' i The other day we received official ad- j
ng sum for the boys, and says all
must not answer at once:
who oid you say oar friend B. married 7"
townships in this county, with a request
for us to publish them for the good of our subscribers in those townships.
a pound!
OCrThe recent floods in upper Mississipi and Illinois have swept of larr)
i nortions of the tolotrranh vriro and a num.
And yet those townships take five copies j Der of pole along the shores.
ot some dollar paper, to one of either of the papers at the county seat. They expect us to keep up our paper without their help, so that we can do their advertising gratuitously. Tbey remind us of the rich old miser who said he had been a member of the Methodist Church for 30 years, and thanked God that it had only cost bint 25 cents. Borne merchants expect us yearly and aometimea quarterly, to puff their goods,
without any return on their part, except j to aell goods to us at 50 or 100 per cent profit. It ia true, they plead that they pay o a 9 10 or $15 per yrar for their advertiementa. Thalia a fact, but we have to charge them at least one third lesa than we do other advertisers. There are various other indignities that the country editors have to bear, but w will not enumerate now.
OpThe French government maintains
forty thousand four hundred and twent y
eigni priests, at an about nine millions
tie Railroad.
"It is expected that this company will i commence laying their track tir a few j days. The grade for several miles is , completed, and the balance is progressI ing rapidly. The finances of this com-
We, he married -forty thousand dollars P"7 18 Ba,a l? De, weu conducted and
uieir means aounaant, so that thc public may soon expect to hear of thc iron horse making his way to Newcastle. We bespeak a seat in the first train. The Goshen Democrat, one of the oldest Democratic naners in the
"Born in Amorica, ia Europe bred, In Africa travailed, and in Asia wed; Where long he lived and arrived in London dead. Mnch good, some ill, ha did; so hope all's
even.
. ... LUrHBMk. .The. .June number of this excellent Magazine is here in advance. It is always acceptable and read with aividity. CT We call particular attention to Ihe advancement of Briscoe 4c White.
papers in
State, in speaking of the proposed call for a State Convention, says: "All fudge! The people are not
sufficiently interested as to the matter
And that hi. soul through mercy', gone to i I" "Tn. r .), 7' heaven. v ! summons ot the committee; and, were
......... , . . ...... . inprp mrtv pmftrmnrv rt . I ..... .
eirrht priests, at an annual exnensa of n eurvive and read un. tale, take care,; . .1 J J i. r "u t: gin priroio, v an annual expense oir.rli,;. nuk V of oninimon on the bank ouest n. w
Of dollars. I Whara hlest in nr the aelinn. nf'lh. ;n.t 1 should attach about as much imimrt.ini-p
Mr. Gibson, R. A., has completed Smell sweet, and blossom in the ailent dt" to the dicta of Mrs. Partington, as to his statue ofVenus, at Rome, and aroused j tr We have been informed that John B ' tnat of any such gathering as may be got criticism by giving a slight flesh tint to ; Siitt. Esqr , has received the appointment of, together on such an occosion." Ul.. ll . J . ' P-i - . :n. i .l . i. . 1
.ucug. ,,.. ur,auU i '7'""UOT'"7'"U lo" The Crawfordsville Review of
uoutneir camrtfu uuruer o me orauerv. j v. un mi oini
(tyLord Byron
Countess de Guiccoli
senatres of France, her husband, the Pierce aud Kinr Cam. N.. I ascertaining the sense of the citizens
1 nf TTntArl TAnrnehin mm a n at Ka. .
ivawMivu aw u win g1 sacs w ura,uvri a
township tax should be levied for school purposes, resulted in the defeat of the
ERIE RAILROAD. Receipts for the month of April, 1853, were $423,076 56 Receipts for April, 1853.... 320,822 95
, Warsaw
F9. Dobnn 4 87, X. Harmony.. 4 20, Vim-ennea....4 P., llarrisbunr....4-i
Piltsbiire S3, Pittsburg 4 Roebester 47, Koehester g Me-sbe-kun-no'-quah 75, Liberty Mills. 4 Soblesrille 125, XobleVille... 4
inst
New Harmony, ...
i Wabash.
I - , narnson, .
Married.-Ou the 15th inst, 11 George Barber to Miss Eineline Kersr all of New Trenton, i On Wednesday last, Mr Henry Job: Atu nna Davis.
5,10 nf if n m tSniiirhr fi.l v-wn Vilo n,,t 1 t . il.i. "Mr Andrew J Johns II
5o to continue the discussions at that time. 1 Miss Deiliiah A.Seal. dasghtero
loo : Mr. Sheets, who had intended to address t Seal, of this Co. the meetinff. remarked that h lionfil it ! h-j..j. n.nmintr. llui
' r , 1 1 II nei:uipuai r- - , ; would not be thought that the alarm was bv Rev. Werter R Davis, 0 ao . - .. . . J .: r.-.. Stout.
' raisea ny tne irienas oi otner works to to -mss "t""1' --- . n ri.ri i . . .. -. i inni ifith. bv Rev erter R l"T,
oreaK up tne meeting, air. Kemel.n re- ! IIouse, Q A Proctor t
100 lurneuio iincmnau, wnere a meetinoroi m;th hctli of Uxtora.
. uaia j ... . v , .
the Inends ot the road will be held in a
Active measures will be ta-
New Advertisements.
T n. ; I .Adn V. .. ti,A !.... I.... r !
. . " u vj ii m ' ' t inai uyi lew i f i of the Lodga aud Eucampmrnts out of this !
city have subscribed. Ou Saturday niirht ken to DUsh the work with the utmost
the books were opened for individual sub- -lk n . .u r i r .u g. T.VLoa. Wi"L -'nrinffKEl Options, and by nine o'clock yesterday ; P06s,ble ene- the friends of the ( TAYLOR, FRENCH fc WWj moroiug the whole amount necesstry toau- work must be up and doing. In the lan- . niPOKIEBS nd i n,hrriu.P1 I : . .. y . i J . i I , whili fornix. A1SO. v
.h h i i- conirBr,L K T .. " u " or, Feef the lines on the death of Maj Gloves. H-fy. a.d ery J, the building woa taken by the members of ..t,. . . .. .iT'Z..AtAnt-'H.
Increase $102,253 61 FEKNSTLVARIA CENTRAL RAILWAY.
na if 1 1 f l vv I ri ir ik m rnm ni rr i v Biara. - p - j . w a tva n v , mi .
... -"r- itheOr.er m thin riiv. iwiiir ii.. r .inggoiu. inere is work mere 13
ment ot tne earnings ot tnis roaa, tori47c,in " " , r .... the first three months of the yesr 1852: i .alists. not member, of the Order, I f t0 -January $92,12 50 I have expressed quite a willinenes to take I More Lies.
r cuurary iaa,oi u stock, believing it to heoueof the best invest
Aiarcn 71 mania that cau be made. The liberal
' ducemenU given bv the Grand
Total $481,597 34 . ' reliable ten percent stock.
For the first three months of the year 1853: January 233,536 26
triniminz ana lane; ui. w "
Pearl sts. Cicnmnati.
21 25-11-
To Negroes and MubttgJ
When we first heard it suggested that ; A in the eounty of Frt"ll'.J',l;Pri"riiiie,i
e iineral IB- .1 u i,..ij u. r A . : ! ?" iu..a...u.. - - . (tlllUe. - 1
Lodge make auuuiu uc pui mmaiu aa - dav of ovemter, A. tBj aiivi ;struments for the construction of the j "iXt
The build in? is to be coutracted for imma- ' Vl!,o ,...,1,1 : -iJu,i. ronrt for the county o(fn '
d. . , - " "nt I vau w V-UIU umG uiuiii vu liuai lllu . . . .... . f MnK'" Intel V. In ha rnmr,,mn-A ..u.f IS..:... J rr 1., n. nH. in the tOD "'
j, - v. -
Laees on the property which has been uur- " entuu,u"' " c "au we tuu'ebs, no luea county, irrefisii. r.wiiii-.ir
chased, prevent the erection of the eoifice of the unmeasured abuse which it seems 1 r au. iti3.' J"H-N M J0 ' Ci
144 fci
February Match
284,461 49 - sooner than that time
310,955 82 i Tbe pi... and soecification. of thl. anion- 1 is to be heaPed uPon every one who darea
J ' 1 . " . ' a. . 1 r J - It'1
aiu siruciure, omwn up by au euimeut iVew o oecorae us nuvocaie. unen even
, f . 1 ' haaacte.1 with the wh g party for some jeara, tne "th instant, says that the election on uJXii. rpose or
Marquis de Boissy, having been nomina
ted to tne imperial Isenate. CAt Saratoga Springs.on Thursday the large new brick building, erected last
tan, u.rectiy opposite tne congress
PaoTKcriO! or Eorroa. vmo Raraarcas. A bill ha been iatrodue ed Into the Senate ef New York for the protection ef this cits, of sufferers; who are oftea subjected to great
Spring, known as the Bottling House, ! persecution, by action, for libel brought a-
waa destroyed by fire
We learn that there ia a Catholic Convent at Oldenburgh, Ripley Co., Ind. about 35 miles from here. The building" is of stone, two stories high. There
gainst them by ftntlrmem who find more "train than poetry" ia tha newspapers. The bill is to following affect: No reporter, editor, ot proprietor of any newspaper shall be liabha to any action or
peraecotioB, eivil or criminal, for a fiir and
. .. r w . , .- : . peraecouoB, eivu or ertininai. tor a fir and rnn.ll r H ln th" wPrt wV Of any jdr-lonent-ll Germans. And we are i cial. Iegatie, or other ab4ie offictel pro-
oaediiugs of any sutemeat speech, argam int.
informed that there ia not an American
Uitiien in tne town.of Oldenburgh. We presume this is the only Convent in the State. Aurora Banner. A mistake, friend Folbre Oldenburgh is not in this county, but in Franklin county, near the Ripley line. Ripley Co. Rose.
or debate ia the courts of the same, exorpt pon the acta I proof of malice la making each report, which shall, ia ao case, bo implied front the fact of the publication. ETA big tent, capable ot holding 2.000 persona ia about to be erected by the friends of t-Huperance Dear tha New York Crystal Palace.
project by a large majority. New Albakt Citt Election. The
following persons were elected last
Tuesday:
Joseph A Moffett, Mayoi, E. Slocum,
Marshal; Samuel M Dorsey, Treasurer;
Elijah Sabin, Clerk; J. C Jocelyn, Assessor; H B Wilson, Engineer; D C
Anthony, Attorney; F A Hutchison and Alfred Storey, Street Commisioners;
S Sanford, C Van Dusen, B C Kent, George B Howk. W M Weir, John S. Davis, J K Woodward, Wm B Lent, James Pierce, John Bushnell, Thos.
! Humphreys, J. D. Kelso, Councilmen.
rrr. . - i
Total $828,953 57. r arc.uiect, onder the superintendence the high standing, and unimpeachable ; TV.Vm EavK Tont".-. to i""rS Excess for three months over those of i r Robert Dale Owen. Chairman of the iDtei of JIr Hubbard of Rushville are ! ibvs A l ffi corresponding months of 1852, $337,- i "' Committee, can be seen by the pub- j integrity ol Mr. Hubbard of Kushville, are rle-u.rm w T lie nt Messra.Robson &, Wallace's office. not sufficient to KPrnre him from their n naid at the office B'-re
21 UUVV
MICHIGAN CERTRAt, RAILWAY. The receipts of this company for the the third week in April, last year, were as follows. Passengers $3,670 94 Freight 5,390 23
Total $13,961 17 For the third week in April, this year: Passengers $17,095 41 Freight 12,300 57
Total $29,395 98 Increase in 1853, $15,434 81. Little Miami Railroad Co. The
receipts of this road for the month of
April are $71,206.78. This is an increase of $14,291.18 over those of the same month last year. R. R. Record.
Humored Recall t ( Kav C. Lane. New Yoke, May 2, The special correspondent of the Herald says that the President does not approve of the conduct of Gov. Lane, and will recall him.
rFK. I .... ., f II II I . i
shafts who can feel secure!
" awiHiiitu auu x rnurj ivauia eucrus, is
: a. , if.., ..P.ar.f.
Having sat-"V.T 7 .nWnl
j V .1 1 1.1 1 lit? VViil.'..."
.u. i. ai.i .. ii-. ,. . ';c,ii.:n.c-Tr.Ati,. n....:.ni.:T:M .... . . Ol0 i
uu uai ia ui. cny. ,y neu coinpieieo, ""'cu uniiocii iu av.in.auim.ji ui xho Bndersipnw.asei" 1(0 '
u win oe an ornament to the t-apitel aud an . the Valley road the only points upon ! Me companj nsataii ur
honor to the Order.lnd. Journal.
Washing ton Facts and Fancies. On Friday the Third Auditor's
which he ever entertained doubts, and j " oniee Wo doors north "''vaRI'-'1'
expressed himself in favor of it, andj Ma'y so.'iKa. 22-iy
office was hrsiprp1 hv nmiit, n..or. ! J J . A Lit -.. ,p kTly
v... .. . o J -.mm, . . :t : f,i..:,K ronnrtPnf him that! rnMKSELl-U"";
vv., . r-. a I lilKIMCI Ot. -- Agon -
Brookville, Indiana.
0c tr0
Burton's Ston
beeginff for the restoration nf thpir hn.
bands, brothers and friends. The Tri- ne na accepted a bribe of $25,000 to bune letter says this is a da dge that has enlist him in its favor. Such things
beretotore worked very well, and is very , woui,i geem to show the last desperate j SKSSsaTSS 1k: ' efforu .gainst us; but let our friends not
heart of a good natured gentleman to say j re,y uPon that' let tnem be arme(1 aSainst . atjoprj - nay to the tears of a woman, more espe-; all the misrepresentations and lie so in- j nABPETS! CA1J.P i'"!
ciaily where she appear, to 3e young and , dustrionsly circulated against him or Mr pielty;the young aud pretty oues, by the ' , ' , , . , i . - " ' ' . Gtin,in n. nlhor, pniTsirpil in I ho u'nrl
oy, oeiog very generally selected for this I "-""""f' -6-0--
WALL PAPB.- rf,;4 H a large assortment "fj pf .i'-J window paper. Also.a ',,, w i rih.i.Ui,ivleand pati? -T. , ,05 i 'u'l I
work by the artful gentlemen tho a si ug them. Tho letter truly savs that Washina-
ton clerks, as a general rule, spend every
Indiana aaito Illinois Ccmtkal Railwt.
We leer a from the lndiauapolis Journal
dollar ot their .alary, and when turned out I Roiir(, of nilw,nr. of th. Indiana and
hV A lHrMlllli iililklnialMlinn F .1 . T . . . ... .
ETThe Belknap Gazette says, there ia a candidate for the office of postmaster, up in Graf ton Couuty, who "lauuds hi. claim on tbe fact that he once playtd cards all u ight, with the President!"
politics, are nea? ly uuimrsillv in debt. In
sleail of laboring to ecououize so as to harj KmethinE ahead for the surely coming rainy day, Ihey trek to vie with people of wealth in clothing aud other street show, lor all the members of their reapeclive families It i. no wonder, therefore, that thiy keep poor, aa they woald be no better oti at the e no ff the year on double pay. Their wives and daugter. are their last resort.
Illinois companies, representing the projected railroad route fiom Indianapolis .to Springfield. III., met on the 4th instant, consolidated their capital stock and will hereafter be one company, known as the Iodianaand Illinois Central Rai way Compsay. It i. designed to make this an air-lina road, as naar as practicable. It wilt bo pushed rapidly to completion.
SUNDRIES IN STOR 200 "JVr'ar 300 bps prime Easier eoffi. 50 Pockets Java , 200 package, fresh 14,000 lb. ast. e. yarn, 50 boxes V a. MO. " 900 Ker nails, filiO Bales o, 1 W'V.o.
20 bbls line stno. v" 20.000 half spani' t-M. HJ Candles, Soap, Biarek, wsc0 ,J
w.rkett'
So. 12 L"rr M-yM. 153.SC-1J