Indiana American, Volume 22, Number 30, Brookville, Franklin County, 14 July 1854 — Page 2
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nnnvw jtxr 14. t$;t jCST SIXQLE COPIES of the IXDIAXA AMERICAN cart be bad at this office, neatly enveloped and prtpaid with ttjirr.p nt ff.Vi crtch. Tili Llii-L 6 m 1 1 A few weeks aje a girl uf Jin BrookII! In th charge of ths overseer of the poor. Her father being a nan la com fortall . circumstances, the question wit Im every body's mouth why la tb Is? Th general answer was that her fathtr wia a drunkard, and that ha bad cruel! beaten her.and that aht had died la con sequence. V took great pains t ascertain the facta in tho case, and, on inquiry of two of the neighbors of Mr. Jones.tbo common report waa confirmed, with additional eireumataueea of cruelty. Aaa faithful recorder of passing erente, we felt it a duty we owed the publie who were vailed upon to pay the ezpenaea caused by the sickness and death of the Irl, to make the facta known. .We never heard the common report denied, until a week after the publication,'' Far ther Inquiry convinced ua that we had received a wrong version of tho itory, and at the next Uaue of the paper we 1 corrected it. But the liquor sellers, who re, and cf right should be, afraid of our recording the deaths ef so many of their victims, were too well pleased with the mistake too allow such ar. opportunity for troubling os,tosllp. Hence, by their attorneys, Jones and Berry; thoy prevailed on the father of th girt, a Mr. Jones, living on Wolf Creek, to bring suit of libel. We were In due form summoned before Judgo Reld. and the result of thr investigation waa that, we had not wilfully misrepresented tho facts, but thit we had been misled by others, end thit we should, give Mr. Jones a certificate to that effect almost identical with the "correction" we pub lished last week, in tho American; and that we should pay Mr. Jonea twenty dollars, to enable him to pay hit tawyert fee. Of the lattrr part of the judgment of the court we shall apeak hereafter. If n net of unprincipled lawycra can In ducc one man to bring a slander or libel auit against another, and If even the plaintiff in .convinced that there was nomalace If every body Is satisfied It U only one of such mistakes ss the most careful will be Jed Into, at times, and yet tho defendant must pay the plain tiff's lawyers' fee, we will soon have suits of this kind without number. But mure on this subject at another time. . . Wc rcgird this suit not s one brought by the frthcr of tho cirl. ner ss in any sense to hia advantage. We had made jut precisely the correction before the trial that we were req iired to make by the discussion of the Judge. Every sen aillo man knew that I1 a court of law, fact could bo proven that wiuld wholly exonerate ua Irnm liability, Why then waa it brought! Simply to deter ua from making mention of ao many painful dentin th-t grow out of this nefarious liquor traffic. Tho Walked murderera who sre worse than stabbing our fellow citizen do not want their work of death held up in It trn light. When one o their victims U drswued, they want ua to say "came to his death by accidental drowning." . When ona dies of delirium tirniena, or in a t'runkea fit, It ia to be stlriht:" ' In "a vi-ltutlon of God. - We hav Uoi ' M, more than once, that this will icarn Ub i. -n f to our own business, and not be mUi' much about tho (CVcta of linuc-r Sellins. No tnin ho knows will think so for e mo ment. Deter uu from exposing the (nui and vorder of the liquor sellers by such a course! No, fellow citizen, we are qiadd of tcrticr sluffthan to bo driven from our purros by any such means Wfcili wo met In our dally walks tho son of sumo our best citizens, wln are ruined, rcelinj, rum-rottened victims of dram shops, who have spent,' or are eprndlng.tlt proceeJs of tho honest industry of thüir parent, in tlebaushery and drunkenness, wo will not be silent. Whllo wc see tho children of some who yet live, though' but boys, dragged into the uYn of death,whic.h our laws license and protect,' we will not be silent. White wo ca parents, whose sons and daughters are a'iko suffering from the curs?, and who will even sell a daughter's hubbstitl. and a daughter's happi ness,to procure the favor of dranvdrinkere at the election, we will not be silent. ' We even challenge that ai&anJ honest Un firm. Jones & Berry, to keep a sharp look out, on our language that they may got another fee. Wo will not bo silent, though they institute a score of libel suits, and rob our children of the juet cumin? of our hand. They may havi all lacy can get of us in that way. And, after ell who has been slandered! How greut has been our of once) We admit th it Mr. Juu did Dot beat his girl in a Jruaken fit, that she died of tho wounJ, as wo at first learned. Yet, acruriiirg to Mr. Jones' own admission before the court there is too much foundation for the rumors. Mr. Jones admits thut be ia a dram-drinker, that he drinks when he pleases,' and as much as he picas; a. To what excess such t one is exposeJ every man knows. He admits also, that he whipped bis daughter, a young woman. He admits that she Jolt boons at or about the time of the whippin;, and that she died in the care of the overseers of the poor. What his daughter said of that whipping, nay be ascertained by inquiry ol those who wire present during her last illness. ' We close this notice merely by say ing that those w ho sre rejoicing over thia transaction may rejoice. Those who sre saying that we confessed tot ttil'ulliein tho certificate, kto tfa t they sre 'lira und calumniators. Tl ey are mrn too mean and low lor even the conti rr pt, of a decer.t man. Ii tl.ey diJ not steal cur Shanghais, we have reason ti lear they will. They are meaii enough aud duhoneat enough to steal any thing.
t Jhas been abusing Methodist preach er for 8irsl month, as impudent in tirmedlcrs with matters that do not concern them, but it roust now tome out and abuio tho whole church. In arecent Issue that paper soys: The Whlae sre boovllcklnj Meth odist preachrrs to jet the Totca of the Methodist Church, and the course of the prsachers wno dissent from the Convention is as Intolerant as the policy of the Catholic church ever waa. Moreover the Democrats hsve been very liberal to the Methodiats.and it la sheer ingratitude for them to tu round on the party la this style." Here are a few statemente worthy of note. First there is an Insult offered to every member of the Methodist church in the intimation that the members ssk their preachera ho v they ahall vote.' The Methodist of Indiana vote as they please. Very true, tbey are not eo uca tituta of self-respect as to cordially co-las operate with a party that pronounces their preachers -vagabonds." wanner are they so ignorant of the political obligations inetr enriewaauy .- upon them,aa to believe that they will acting ss Christiana, ahould they co-op-....i.k. .nfmen. whoso com bined Influence ia d-signed to promote . . ,.j .f.... it... . .(.irraaf iniftlerince, .1 inti.r.BC.. on the oart of those who 'disaent from the eonvention. Thle eppliee to every Methodist preacher in Indiana; so far as we knowexcept Prof. Larrabee. we 00 noi ouect to the mäkln of thle charge, oe eauaeit is likely tobe believed, ty any n Ws record it. merely as nothftrsvlJence that the Democratie I nart at now organized is snxious to seeure the Catholic vote even at the ex pense of parting with the voters of protcstants. . The alleged ungratitude of the Jietn .. tj l.j r. lit)rnus oaisu, rouia v w -v. ocrsi nT ween iiwi dear! Dberal! . Well. w. hope the Methodists of Indiana will be. duly tflCk v . . ... n-. thankful for paat favors from the Democratlc nartv-that is from the clique that telle us how we may vote, mey have been liberalt yee LtatRAitJ " ' The New York Tribune In referring to the desire of some, to reaitate the Whiff nartf on the new Issues that nave recently arisen, saya: w ' SS I w Theptatiapast-iet 11 oury itmaj. vnat vw.u. " .0 much how Msrnber has rotcd a. how he wiii vote wun r. N.braaka Iniquity. We expect to vote for on. who waa elected a. a Democrat . 1 ... t. . . . n nn ran far aa WO XUOWl ana wnw v - H,..tlona of Political Economy, wnat mtm An want ta bo assured Of IS mat u mi - will earneatly and in good faith do his utmost to restabllsh the Missouri Reatrlctlon. and aocuro Kansas and re - brsska fir Fret labor and Fret Men. w other cumstances of those In power, or party fealty to demonstrate, to paralyse his exertions.' ,.hort.w. quL.blm UW to iro for the restitution of Ksnsas and Nebraaka fl'st, and other things arternoorss.s a wsrd. If he does this, we shall be sat- . . -,r-ri isiieo; ana wo uu. .u " -
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party issues. We do not wi.l, .0 koow ' la te nt. ' where the people. In per.... could visit ; V, ' , 7 i whom he prefers for next President, .7im none ever e, unle.i I J V n call the .tu.ntion of lor how he regard, tho controverted 1!?. . r t I they go on puruoee. We hop this sub- London Time, to the fact, if they
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untia 1 i"i .v..--. foreeee divlaioi I), msaruniuu iiiu h.iv.h r . .ml Afl TSX HOXZSTZAD SILL. On Monday tbe UHhinsi. the Home stead bill came bnfuro the Senate. this act. ahall have filed.bU intention . , , I V .1 a Wnmn a Citiien. ana enau oecum citizen of tho same before a patent U issued, as provided for in tho act.shall be Dlaced on equil fooling with na-t've-born citizens. He then moved to Insert in lieu thereof, the following: cultivation .. . - 1.:. :.K;i;ti ia rnmnlr with the uonoi ii-w...v . . p 1.1. .a( Kr niaciin stil COnaiUOnsoi "J -
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That any mechanic or other citizen sry iuna or iae cnurcn. wneu asked I grow up in the commission or petty j BÄrno terms ns white men. Also, (ICC of the United States, of full age. en whose name should be credited as do- j crime, and idleness, nor should they be j t0 8y) un amendment to prohibit any ra-red In or accustomed to any busi- Bor th replied, "say you thrust into jails and penitentiaries with! ol, from yoln, who cannot read, noss trade or calling other than the " k-'dened trimln.ls. Our predecessor ( TheM d amcnJmen,s were thvn no"'" .. . b. .. . r-Anerhanrsaaa.that In a irtn I relerred to the necessity of reformation : , . ,
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cultivation 01 . . ! rtfi..L.,.fnrA Ät fiO ,. I U m. esil tit pnilLIRU IO receive m ueuoi iw v... U ...M Vim Allt of tho trvaSUrV Of the United StAtc.i Of course this amendment will not prevail. Tho purposo is to lill the bill, since it will be injurious to the sin very eaue. THS irrW LAW Ef MASSACHUSETTS. The prohibitory law of this Slate is more atringent in some respects than the famous Maine Law itself. Having found by experience that the only way of detecting the villainous rumseller, in many instances, was through the rum drinker, they have legislated accordingly. A clause providei that if a man be found drank, he may be imprUoced until be tell who furniahed him with the liquor. If he refuse, ht is fined 825 for drunkenness ; but i: he informs on the liquor eellcr, he U permitted to go "scot free." The person having told the liquor, is subjectd to fine of 820 and the cost ol proseca'ion ; for every subsequent of fen 10 8130, and imprisonment for tuless than three nor more than six months. The peaalty is equally applicable alike to clerks, agents, an servants, as well as the principle. Ni 'loubuare ente ruined a. to the en forctment of tbe law. IUther a bas- j iirdous lair tu Uaper with.
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(0"BwicotTT complains of the brsy log of one of his dutingui$ti neighbors. OCT The LaporU Timet, the Demo cratlo organ for northwestern Inuiaaa, calls some Methodist preachers rilifi ers." That is the way to do it . Candidates. J. U. IIowuKD,Eq. and Will Cpmdack, Eq., sm talked onu cunuiaatei lor vonres in inn diitnct. , A K.ow NoiHW.-We heard some f t" bar joking, D. D. Jones, Esq, ai a Know Nothlng.stmply, because he did not know which, aids of a certain case ho waa on. Da. JlAocrafs Boos. We regret that the difficulty of keeping hsnds after we had procured them, will prevent the issuing of thia interesting book as early heretofore advertised. jTht venerable Thotxua Ritchie, 0f v.. formeilr of the Richmond Enquirer and Washington Union, died at Wtshingtoa on Monday, the third inUoL , Ä ' OCT Dr. Anderson, of Oxford, we ,eMD. h eeepted an appointment to ,cl M Agent for the endowment of NewA,bM78em,n7"nlT Tree yter.an Churches in the Synod of Cin cinnlLabq Ajiocwt or Stocz. A few days before making the Assignment of their property, the Walkcra took aome gCventy thouianJ dollars worth nf gtock b tho norlb tjjj XaTU is said that the disesso that prevents Hoy. J . II. Lake's, running for Congress, is a vani of bach oone. Wonder if D. BtBar has back bone enough to face tho nnti-Nebraskn W,T. If.- jvl.;. t.t i.ki 1... li .. "ffcd". badge of Z,a T" , IV 7 " they do knoar aereral th nrs, snd some ' . 1 ,orar .r7 .0 , 1 " mt-ciia wrb neia at Vtrsailles, Ripley co.U., June 24th, at which the ebraskb4iI wa d-noun "d, and a delegation appo.atcd to at tend the Convention at Indianapolia, vuiy urn. XJTD. IMIollowat. Üie talented Palladium ba been ,mi.u fat ß,,,,. u tK. ,i;.i.SM',Mlflt onft , . . . - il . v , - w -T""" ka aw.nd.e can all unite. m . '--r - - aafja A A s. I It it sma I an.l a-i(j i'"öv ,wr' 1 - v-" and corn never promiacd better. r0(rr. Wahvfrently had eecaaion 1 to sllads te th prompt ef Jsdo Rtio iafloi"f iusiom,i n.scuart. um w.au fur ,ha dhpatch of klns. whasa..ia ih, ju)gt r,j,rej ubs siiurd st oaeo. ' AS0ID nur St0rr. - V V tlll.rng at VHC. rtK n;..!nrnfii, wi ,oth Dtsulleryof the Wal ker Brothers has been do . assiRnroent of their proni sed sinco the property. It will 1 1 . 1. ... - nrnncrti' in ntrhlm mriintt linfl mt j-vp.. "g, -'" - " every distiller docs. Gud TO mix IT. r.tcher, give, notice through 1 tk.itwi.iM ,-.r, .tf, that he will besfter the n.ts tho negro CUitomer j j. countr. - Missiosart "Know NoTmirv." Rev. Tbo- D. Crow, pastor of Moris ChapI jn Cincinnati, waa passing through Utrket last Tuesdsy week, when some one approached and gave him 830 In bank bills, a contribution to the mission -
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,., wu.rw. ...uumua: t jr lh9 Nebraikl Bill the Postmaster I AralDat th. Bill T.rv m.n. u,nm.n ... .. ...... wen, we can oeatnar, nere in uan I .... ... noitou. t,very man. woman, jod baoy, I an.l tha Piuhnik. inn m.m 1 the Nebraska Bill! Canncfon Reporter. Anothsr FxiLcax.-The Walker Brothers, have made an assignment of their effects to Mr. Leeson, their book keeper, for tho benefit of their creditors. The amount of their indebtedness is variously estimated at from fifty to a hundred thousand dollars. They owe largely to the farmers In this county. CCrSwioozT, we wish you would move for a daily mail from Connetsvllle to Brookville. A move from your quarter would be more likely to be successful than from this place, not particularly because you aro so dittinyuished, but. chiefly because you could plead that the mall la question Is your southern mail. If anything will move the department that will. JCJTThb case of Mas. Wist against Ma&tix for damages, was again decided against Marti.v, at the Court last week. But it is to go to the Supreme Court, of course. Before it returns wc expect to have a law authorizing seizure, con fiscation and destruction, of ill of Maam'e liquor. In the meantime ho has full liberty to make diuakards, paupers, riots, . and whatever else inherei to the murderous traQfi.
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0000 yrxt rcox nntsrr. At last, we liv tome'eneoursjrlng news from tbe'seat of war. Turkey seems able to dispense entirely with tho useless armies which England anJ
France have landed Jo various psrti of Turksy remote from the scat of war, where It was Impossible for their sol dlers to do anything but devour the stores of the commissariat, and dio of (evi-r of the country. Having long sun cesafully defended SilUtria sInat tho Russians, exhibiting a degree of cour age and gallantry which will hardly bo surpaarcd by their allies, if they shoulj ever get to smell gun pewdor, they have st length, compelled the enemy to raise the seige. and retire across the Danube. This is the greatest achievement of the wir, and will cjj a thrill of delight wherever in the world there is a hater of Russia injustice. The continued success of the Turk Ish arms can hardly be regarded with satisfaction by the Alied Power. The immenso parade they have made first of diplomacy and then f armies, has si resulted in nothing. Turkey has gone (i 11 uuir l, r siiiu nicuuisva u. 1 . 9 hi is a iiiu 1 m ...f sira1 ei t A at A 1 I a A fn sä f t n t (1 rf . I enemy in every engagement, wine tnei a 1 , rmiee - of England aud France have been endeavoring to recover from the fatigues and sufferings of a aest voyage, in tne camps at Gallipoli and Cooitsntinople. Aa Turkey Las shown her ability to defend herself, perhaps the English and French exchequres may be saved from further depletion, by the io glorious return of ihcir soldier, with out striking a blow. At ony rate, so far as any good they have done to Tur key is concerned, they might almost as well never baro set foot on Turkish soli. THI ASYLUM. r We regret io learn that our Ccmmij sioncrs, with the commissioners ol Fay Cttu and Union, and making arrangements to expend a large aum of money on repairs and new buildings at the Aiy lum. We d'sapprovo of this, and we doubt not that a majority of tho taxpay ers of this county will also. It is be yond question, that every eoncu'eratlon I of economy and humanity, will itiraate. ly require us to dissolve the partner ship existing in Asylum, and build one of our own. The population of this lnlley itUetdyt I mlcaMy tcComrno(! 00 great to be eeouo modated at one- place, and Itis rapidly increasing. B We lesrn that our eher uf the pres - rnt ProPer,T u tifBclp to pay for a i Ultabl n" iwoKvt.ie.- wny, j then, uot sell, before further oxpendl - tureaare made upon iti A.idofrom the economy of tho pro - po,ed remoV(ll, wc f onc(?lvo lht lhw ' j. . u ... ...1. .1.. . ..i..
wm b. freele talked cvrr and thatchooHO.
1 th(l -ftmmls.lonera will feel authoritod to act in the premises as sbovo sura tej .,. Dr. Bxaar. We expect to have to ;epeak confidently, ,pt. We hope lha fir. 111 not em I - ' -
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of be for thus deraminji mm. we confiJent lf lrue, will do him more damsgo than the re port of cruelty to his daughter, cid or1 1 " " - - j - - - -. - - j - , ..... j .k.ltilH- k. . . . Gown, Wliuuut uwiuiuih in luv iu Judge Reld. We confess that it is a ...Inn. rKnrtr In htlrnv rtnkt a tnnn f f F ln"1 ' : the report, and as the public sre inter ...v,,.,.. " ' . " ' JI0TJ8IC0? EETTJQK. We are glad to aee our brethren of the j piers agitatlog the question of building j houses of reluge for for juvenile ofLnd - ers, aud for the punishment of minor ofI fens-s. Nothing is more needed than ! reformation in our prison discipline. Children should not be permitted - r - i the ssme subject before the legislature! i meets. In the mean time, let the build-; i Ing. fsuit.blehou.es of refuge be talked; f U Ik. ..... I ....... Vl " I What does it Mean! We nutirn 1 ! disposition to rule off the senators that
idrew the ahort term, bv most of the eBn.lwrn,l7 memoer 01 congress, vnap
' ventlous. This is exceeeinirlv untrer - oua.toeaythclea.tof it, unless there ia Bomethkiir objectionablo in the men ,,ln tholi fflrlnl nnrtn.'t V imrl,... ws a oe aj v ss ftsa viwi wmvs v hmuvi ' stand that our friend Jude Cant is to fall by this rule. What his he done that demands his being thus turned aside! Is it the violence with which he watched pecuniary appropriation! (sitblsfttern integrity! Or is he suspected of leaning towarda the temperance causal Or is it because he objected aome years ago to taking $45 of the people's money to employ ait assistant prosecutor when the regular prosecutor was too to attend to business." What is the cause! Q3 I'itrsiCG.iT Locxc. has laid upon our .table the Catalogue of the Brookville College, for the year just ended. It reports the numberof students at 173 which is an incouraging increase in tbe last year. The next session will open on Monday the 28th of Auguat. This Institution now oflVrs great facilities for education. &3TTuk MaineLnw pasted the Legislature of Prince Edwuid Island, on
the SCth inst, after a hard butt the rote being 15 to 6.
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ÄACT Of nTDIAJTA. ' Gentlemen of the Democratic Convention, I urn opposed, to f.inatici. I Lolievt. gentlemen, that all the ruou men of old wcro on our aide. There was Moaes. and Noab, and Lot, nnd JeauH. nil took little rosy; nnd unly one of the men of old ever called lor cold water, snd that waa Dircs,.in Hell, where he ought to b.." The ftbovo p.trngrnpti, no shocking to all the Uner reeling or our nmure, it givin aa a yibbatiu xlrnct of n speech made at thtvlate Democratic Convention in Indianr.polis, by Oliver U. Torbet, cx-rcpreicntative in tho Legislature, and i said to be fair specimen of the logic wl-ich carried their Iniquitoua whUky resolution, - Who does uot blush when lie witnesaca uch blasphemy uttered in our Suite Convention? when ho thusseea ihoso purend holy men of old,5 and even the $Hviirof the world, coupled with n horde of drunkards, infidels, nnd -politicsl demagogue? Tluit cause mu'Hthp m desperate one, indeed, . . am . aliih attain snltT r t tinnnrtwl htf r.eanft nuivu wuii vi' I 'wa)Mä,'Vvsvwi miv ., which would disgrace on nssembly of Arabs. But comment is unnecessary. EETTEH TIKES AT HAKT). The Money;article in th. New York Tribune of hst Suturdsy,.hai the fo! lowing paragraph; Thero Is a much improved feeling in the Mony market, although tho demand is still active; but after the iargedia bureinents of next week It is believed an easier state mut ex'ut. The Banks will be strongly fortifleo with specie, and the very expedition of better times, which is so general, will go fir to create tiom. 1 . . . . 1 1 ....I DECLlUfD. Paris C. Dunning declines the nomination for Congress In the Third diatrict. A nu S bcr of Dem ocratsof Monroe unite in a call for another convention on the third Vednesday in August, at Colun'oui, On the 3J of July, Mr. Dunham made a Nebraska speech at IndianapoU. The meeting was a very slim one. It is sup posed that ho will get the nomination j after all, iu the 3d district, sinco his re j cent competitor hau declined, and then wo ahall ace if the neoulo at the uolla 1 , . are any better than in convention. - - IF 1l . 1 ... . t I uic nuenuon oi our iut - r to inu aruc.c on ino ouimuo .concerning surrender qf tanada. . aa-i mr come, one mvst come sooner V later. Wo rein iavorof annexing uji Cünii,,UMus territo.y nnd neighbor ' Inds m.texcep.in.Mi.e little Wu Wo hope our Eiijj ' XiTll h nld Unit something near forty npphciitions wen: mnd iu ono ' week, in Hit interior county, In Ohio, for the oßlce of Liquor Injector, the srtst If t s ,m Iciia lliA I IwenAllA.i ffSMi1riaa ' ' V uw niJ öu ' ' J"""'""" . , ll'l . I . . ..........".. - iUwyer of thi place will be first to apply. . . mi . - l . 1 ft,!. r . : 1 . es, .,. muri vi ui iahii.. The road is graded and ready for the rails for near 140 miles, and the rails aro going down hgi tail aa niijr nu uu ibiu, vj iiiu uia . . ... ill L I... I . . f... .. .V.... V l.t I II a ik. C " Augu.t, the u .8llt. , to tho Illinois roku win oe compietca Central. The Illinois , Caird. l XORO VoTEiu. The lower House of lho Connecticut Legislature, by a : vote of 116 to 78, huvo pusütd a reso- . lutioa to amend the State Constitution toous to allow negroes to voto on the I T.;.ta r ur.,1 nnkliah.! Stil Ii. 'aws' Ther0 u nuil8 a fi ' war wa. ' ging between Mr. Brown, editor of the State Sentinel, and western mail agent, j dJ Mr' RobI"oa. U.S. Marshal, and i .l.S-,t.-.-.l.l It- . t .1... ! 01 mc wnanuciecr, can. mein uic ! baker 0,,d butIer of the Administration, fur lh ,e"0D duube hat each I a . , aa. a at ! D2UU0Z lor HIS DrCBO anU DUUCr, 0 KJUME. Some folks ore green enough lo suppose that we have liberally TvfftJ, that is, smoked Dr. Berty's snd Dr. Haymond's pip.s. They ought to beashsmcd of taemselves. We sraoko a pipet Why we don't even drink whisky, 07" A Germsn named Crocter, while Ina fit of delerium tremens, Sundny evening, rushed out of his house near the corner of Main and Allison streets, Cincinnati, and plunged himself into a well. His wife scream. !, snd a policeman ran up, and soon after they got him out. He was only slightly injured. (r No8 County, Ohio, a ICansss Emigration Society has been formed, of which Cadwallnder Wallace ia Treat., A large emigration is going from thut part of Ohio. jfy-We earn that a certain dlttinguhhedttinor will be indicted (W draw, ing a lottery, .tt the next term of the Court in some county.
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Tin vrjLXt rr.ccrrcrs. liy a telegraphic dispatch from Vienna,
which was. received on Saturday, it acorns that the Russian commanders have bsen directed to retire beyond the Truth. Thu retrograde movement is supposed to have been occasioned by various csue, among the most importsnt of which is believed to be the heavy losses lately sustained by the Muscovite srmy In the attacks on ll!lria. All this looks well for speedy termination of the war, and coupled with th" intelligence transmitted by telegraph has diffused a gen eral feeling of satisfaction, proportioned to the anxiety of the public. If thia news Is correct, which we have no rea son to doubt, the next point to be con slJeredwiil bo the right meseurea -of bringing the war to a close. It Is pretty obvious that this can only be done by exacting such terms'and securities aa will afford a guarantee that the paco of Euiope shall not bo iightly broken in future. Turkey must be placed in auch a position thatahe hall bo no longer in fear of hcrdangeroui neighbor. Rue siamunt be bound down by stipulations which he will not be able to disregard without peril toJierself. (CrThe only houe complained of last Sunday in tho Police Court of Cin cinnati for selling liquor on Sunday was L,ltf . Eufnet IroU8f tIlll0ngh Mvef(l houses were slso open! Why is this partiality shown by the police? OCT The Hamilton Ohio Intelligencer places the name of Mr. Campbell at the head of its columns for re-elvctiou to Congress." It lays "The people are for him and will eiret htm' n ithout the formality of a conventional nomination." Boetox, Jul J 10. The tecent disclosures in New York have luid a most unfavorable influence on thi maikel;stocks considerably declined to-dy, nnd State atrect w3 crcatly excited by the failure of Willis it Co.. well-known bankers and stock dealers. - Their l.abilitjea arc not at.?, ted. FATAL RIOT ET PltmDELTHIA , PHlLALXLrHIA, Julr 5, 1854. Michael Hoe, a Voeper of a lager beer saloon near New-Schuylklll Water Works, was killed this afternoon durinn snaucTco. i ne u.mcuuy occurred in another saloon in the neighborhood, and while a notice officer wn ihd,nr:rni.,
quell the riot, he was severely attacked, ij"? fbl.ruct ' iP7 bwltr. it e j j j 1 7 . : 1 or constable, in the service of such He fired and retreated to Roes house, warrant, or shall aid such accused perThe mob purxued him and attacked the son in escaping from the pursuit of auch house, killed Roe, and beat tho ofRcrr jofficer, hall be imprisoned one year In
badly. Thomas Nairn, one of the rlo ters, were shot In the head. iieanmwq others aro in custody. CATHOLIC CltURCH ELOVN UP DonctiESTiR, July 5, IC54. The new Calholie church in Dor-
chetei whh blown down with gun- scntatlon, that sny person is or was powder yesterday morning nnd neurly , such an apprentice for such fixod term, alldesirody. There U consideralo ex , or owea or did owe aervlee merely as citement. Kome nttribulin" it to tho uCh an apprentlco tor such fixed term, Nnlive Anu ricm, and otluM thai the ;,h'u, rcnde1r rfr," hble to any Catholici hud deposited powder and ; Denilty UDJ,r 'ct armi there for thu protection of tho: While the bill was under discussion In uhuich, nnd iheexploison was ncci- the House, June, 28th, Mr. Hyde, re dcnUl. marked that it would nullify the provis
LUOT AT LA WREN CIL T.a tvnrvrr M au .Tislv i( e . 1 . ! ,...1 l(1 i .1 k towCl S nn Amciicun flag with across over it,
upon which they were assailed by tho j the protection of freeman. South CarAmerican party, and gunsimd pistols olina can take a Northern freeman and very freely used. The Irish were do j imprison him; and shall we not protect featcd and fled, and aevcral of their jtho r;ffhU of ncn In this Statol Mr. houara were gutted. The m.Iitary was Cornwall asked, will not the bill conthen called out nnd tho rioters disper!-. . .,.. , .1.. t sed. and all whs quiet yesterday. V j S'ct wll,h l,hat P,rl lhö FuSulv 8llv : 1 ! Law, relating to evldcncel Mr. Brana HEATT FALLuaEB. ; geo anawered, that the Commissioner Is rfew ions, July 10. m(rcJy t mlnilt.rB 0mccr he) has Richard Schell, a largo negotiator ; HOthinff to do with judicial evidence and loan discounter for the Schuy era, ; h, . , d , d brln fc has suspended. Ho has endowed for ; . ., . . . Schuyler to tho amount of 8750.000. j whore evidence can be preaented. Dellany, Men, & Chirk, one of the W011 t0 mend.and to severally heaviest banking houses in Wall street ! rejected, and tho Bill then passed yeas suspended payment to-day. 1 113, nsys 83. 1TEW TOEK STOCK ASD M05ET MAUZET. ; ErWo undersUnd that one of the New Yokx, July 10, P. M. I mammoth distilleries in pearborn Money wss more plenty and easier ;count ja tQ bow out Tbo to-day but confidence la .till weak-; : propriel0r. are expected to make an not having recovered from the shock of, . .. , , T . At . of Schuy fer frauds. Call lo.n. 7 per ' a,S'mCD, ' Ui lU,r cent.; 60 and 00 day paper 10 a 13 per creditor, look out.
cent. Railroad paper Is atill difficult of negotiation, FE02I TITTSirjUOII. Pittsburgh, July 19, P. M. T'lia .1... la ru 1 1 n u III. tklrla. inok UW. I.V... 1.(1. Pllll ItllllT IHbH es water in the channel. The weather is clear and pleasant. . Cincinnati, July, 10, '54. DiAit Sir: The Flour market is; dull, but steady ns regards pricca. 160 bbh. sold on fcuturday ut 7 dols. To-day 40 bbK extra, sold at 7, 10, and 50 bbls, super-extra, nt 7,35. In grain there is no change to notice. Flax-seed has declined 1,25 per bushel. The Provision market remains inactive and dull, Groceries JTo material . change to notice. ricct. Market steady at former Itiee is scnrcn in the market and in held d m at 5o for good. Feathers A sale of 1000 lbs. prime at 41c. Butter continues dull at 9 10c for good in barrels and firkins. 10 12 in crocks. Eggs 10c. Cheese selling from 8 to 0$c for common to good. White FUh in bbls. 10.00 10.50. Half bbls, 5,00 6, DO. Mackerel scarce and high. No. 1, large, 20 to 21 dols. No 2, large, 17 to 18 dols. The health of our city is good, considering the extremely wnrm weather which we have experienced during the last few weeks. There are but very few cas-cs of Cholera among us, nl mot cases thnt have occurred have been among the intemperate portion of our population, Yours, A. A. COLTER.
TX THS STATS C? CCSJfXCTICrT. A great clamor h&e been raised about
a nulification act, aald to have been pea sed within a few days by the Legiala ture of Connecticut. We fiod this act, with a report of the proceedings thereon, in the New Haven Journal, end Cour ler. It ia entitled "An act for ths Df. fense of Liberty In this State, and is ss follows: An Act for tt Xfna ml Ltbcrir In this state. Be tt enacted ly the Senate and lhutt cf Jleprtsentaiive$, in Central Atmtly conrened: Sre. 1. Every person who shall falsely and maliciously declare, represent, or pretend, that any free person is a slave, or owes service or labor to any person or persons, with Intent to procure, or to aid. or aaalat in procuring, the r&rciblo removal of such free peraon from this State aa a alave. ahall dsv a fine of fire thousand dollars, and be imprisoned five years In the Connecticut State rrldon. Szc. 2. In all cases arising under this art, the truth of any declaration, pretense, or representation, that auy pereon being or Laving been in this tfta.c, la or was a slave, or owes or did owe service or labor to sny other peron or persons, hall not be deemed proved except by the testimony of at least two c edible witn esses testifying to fscts di rectly lending tj establish the truth of such declaration, pretence, or representation, or by legol evidence equivalent thereto. Sxc. 3. Every person who shall wrongfully and maliciously aeize, or procure to bo seized, any free person entitled to freedom, with intent to have such free person held in slavery, shall pay a fine of five thousand dollars, and bo imprisoned five years In the Conner itcut State prison. - See. 4. Upon the trial of any prose cution arising under this act, no deposi tion ahall be admitted as evidence of the truth of any statement in auch deposition contained. Sec. 5. If, upon the trial of anv prosecution arising under this set, any witness shall, in behalf of the party accused, and with .intent to aid him Iq his defence, falsely and wilfully, in test ifying, teprescnt or pretend that any person is or ever was a slave, or does or ever did owo service or labor to any person or persons, such witness shall pay a fine of five thousand dollars, and be imprisoned five years in the Connec ticut btate prison. Sec. C. Whenever complaint or In formation ahall bo made aaalnst any plaint or Information, a warrant shall have been duly iuued (or the arrest of such person, any peiaon who shall bin !ini.X0TCvCUf S!,loPri,on' . representation, that any person Is or u.i" iiv uutjarauuii, vrrience, or was an apprentice for a term of years, 1 or owes or did service merely as such an apprentice for auch fixed term, shall be deemed prohibited by this act; and no iurh der lart:,,n. nrM..,rhr. ions of the Constitution andthelawa of the land. Mr. Drondsgee denied this . . . . .... .... . . . . . ,. . ., , . ... ,.l il IIO IHOUKdV 1110 Ulli 111 tOHHIt WH i ""ca auu. Co..Uluo., h. ouW jeontended for the defence of liberty snd Cnrrtsponbtntt. Bao Goodwik: A conviction of my incapacity to write for the public eye. . . . . . ln' h" me ' h,thcrto frora l : pi nee among your correspondents; .But, I cannot, or rather will not run the risk anv Wer of that plethora ; which aometimea is symptomatic of a j colapse or its concoraetant explosion, j Well sir, permit me in the first place ; to hail you as one of those 'Ilinetant Vagabonds, who dares to question the prornety: impunce the motives or doubt the virgins purity if pne of the high functionaries of our own Indiana who wrapt up in his own mantle of self-righteousness yes, and arrogant !')' enshrouding himself In the "livery of heaven to servo the Devil, he would gulp down gallons of cogniaq transported from hells depot, to his own divinity under the petitions or hypocritical insignia of Lard Oil. Why, Dro. Kobinson, all this obliquity if brandy toping is clearly sanctioned by enlightened christian principles and sentiment. - We would not dare to say that the Marfchal of our Slate must endure the fires of Tephet for gulping down and endorsing the nefarious Nebraska swindle, but, when to use the words of hi own I brelhern, in the commu nion of bis own adopted christian organization, the other day." He swal Iowa the braka bill and wasbea it down with Whisky, it looka fear ully ominous that pi or John, after a 1 his high priviledges and high life, will have "made shipwreck of the faith, ( if he ever had it, ) and in a few
thort yean will go" where the worm
doth not, and the fire is bot quench ed A ew days ago, in a village where the good cause of temperance is onward, f:er the pullis speaking dosed rote waa cal'ed for and Uken on the subject of a stringent prohibitory law, when the concourse almost in maw, arose in fnvor of it, and upon discovering that a few, very few remained seated, tho voto was reversed when Lol and Behold! ono arose and who do think it was Ohl what a pity, what a harnt tho son of an Er Methodist preacher; and one who ia now a Minister in an auredtted branch of the Christian Church; hereupon tho speaker igmfccctly promtcd out tho vote, and remarked, (in tbe substance ) that tho Idioniated symptoma strikingly indicated a fitness for the Asylum of Lunatics; well now I tell you he looked with a redntT.cif STJTZ2LX0S EARLY APPLES. Ma. T. A. Goodwix: By tho bearer I send you a specimen of ray early apples. They are far superior to anything I have ever seen. They wcig!. about 7 ounces apiece very yellowabout as tart as the Fall Pippin and cook quicker. They are a rieb, juicy apple and are now dead ripe. " We tave been using of them a month. My tree is now largo and can spare to any of my friends, any quantity of gafts,or limbs toinnoculate for their own use, free but not nurserymen. I do not know the name, but I do know that every man, whether he lives in town, or country ought to have a tree of the kind. Try them and judce for yourself. Mr. Editor, .Yours, dec.. . C.F. CLARKSON. The apples were good, very good, and we are willing to try aome more of the s j me sort. Ed. Os tux Caai, July 6, '54. While passing up oa the boat I have concluded to sketch a few incidents. I chanced to stop In Ltwreneeburgh on Monday last. The M. K. Church in that place is under the pastoral care of Rev Jas. Crawford, American, and Rev. Dearking, German. Both Charges are in a prosperous condition. They held their quarterly lovefeat together on Monday evening. Rev. F. C. llolliday, Presiding Elder on the district for the English, and Rev. Brüning, on the German district, were I Pcnt. The meeting was very inter estinjr, and tho lime was wtll occupied. principally oy uio uerraan brethren and sisters, some of whom have been converted from infidelity, and others from Catholicism, during tbe present year. The Cincinnati and St. Louis road now connects with the Jetleraonville road at Seymour, At the celebration of the junction of the two roads, the ciliacns of Lawrtnceburgh and Aurora turned out with cannon and about two kegs of powder, done up in cartridges, and deposited tt in an old trunk. Just before the train arrived at Seymour. l.t . .1 . 1 . ii,. IM f ik l - .... I.. ..I..' v iiuu, Iii, injM'U ut . ,P.rk Corn ;1 loco. vii'uvu, iuih niv uk'inu ui uvc uiea and so badly wounding another that he is not expected to survive. This road is moat magnificent wide track. care neat and commodious but a perfect bhavino concern to travel on. If your business requires you to stop at the different towns on the route, it will cost you three dollars and a half for a through ticket from Cincinnati to Louisville, while the cabin fare on our iplendid stcamen Isonly one dollar. Some of th. conductors are quite morose, and manifest entirely too much independence. It is to bo hoped that theso things will be remedied-if they are not I adviso my friends, by all means, to travel by steamboat. A. BUSSEY. October (5 1 et 1 i on . Wears sotborlsad Vo ainoue Ui. Tains fJOHX a. WEEKS, of Marloo ao.ata caaSUata or Aadltorof State, Ma. GooB-nwt Yoa will Muia annouara ttit Aare aa a eandldaM for Iba offla ot LoUBtr Treasurer, at tna aitsulrg Oaiobar Klr-rUnn. II. II. WEST. Ma. Editou Tob wlU pleasa annouacs my nam aa an IsdepanJent eandlJau at Uta October election for lbs oJEce of Auditor of FrankIIb Conpty. EVAN OWE-tS. 7J0TTCE-At the JaW Term 1M4. of the Cosrt ef J.TJ Common Flvaa ef tha Coanty of Frank Ub, liietttalaof Oaorja O. rttioun, dwoaaed, waa dartared prohabljr tiikolrtnt. Cradliors, are therefor notlfld that the sama will be fitl, arrord. InpW. COKUKJt Wt'KKAY. JOHX T. HOVXA!D,atfT. AdtaY. July Dlh, 1854. 30-3w. Cobars Murray, sdmlnUirator, nt tu a ealale of Gaorg-a G. Sboup, deceased, re. Jane Bhnr, wMow, Francis A. Shoup, Mary VV. Shoap, Jane M. Shoup, fiamual Slionf, JarnreC Khnun, lohn II. 8boup, Uarbara L I A f . d I. ...... le the Co ort or Com mo e fleas Frauklla so. Nonce U hereby firen tual the eald Admlalstrator hat Slarl al pelltloa aa ao entitUd liw aald Court, all'r'uf O Iniuffrtnry ot rernnal aaaali to pay lia drbla of aald eatale and firajrluf the sale of rertala real lata or which aai4 Gorre C. Shoup died aalsd for thtpaymeni of dau, and the aald petition will har4 at tha Court HottM la Brook villa, at thenaxt Terra of aald Court, to be oef ua os the Srtt Monds; J Oetober next. Cltraa nder tny kandaadeaal I ."7 this IHh Amy of Jul-. I KU. isatt.l JOH.. J4. JOH.VaOX. JU1JM3W t'i a C. r. v. r . C (Sammerttal SSrkTlll Sfricoo. Co-To waeatT T JOtiy ROUtrTa.PKOUfCR ORALER Wheat, 1 TA perbmh. Potatore, 30 pfrbuih Oate, 1 I Boiler, il te Cora, 8$ " I f er, T " Sa Mye, M I Flonr, 7 00bbl. Rarley, M I Urd, lpr Cimonr, 30 ' s I l-eathers, AtUpri,. Raaf Cattle S M an H.r bt.lt, ti Floer b'ila S3 eente each. I Wood, $3 DO f ao4. White bases five ( Clow serd j y nieamlrjis;s;rev Prices. J. KISO.MERCUAM & PK 0 PUCE OEALCR Wheat 100 rU per. Bs. Battrr 10 ruper lb. OaU 30 " Fr 7 dos. Cora 41 lrd S lb. Fotatoei JiicUper Ba. t;ineB xj Flour bbl 40 ctteach. Feathers 4U W Dried Apple S per e. TkIIow 10 m Wwk1 SI SO par cord. VVhlla Beaat 10 iriKTjanOIlA PIIICCS. CorrOOtod rMkl for the Indiana Aaiertcao, Wheat, Cora, Rye, Butter, 1 4L t wiatots, 3ts. Barlvy, Ker". Lord, 50. 40. 45. OH. 40. 6a. 19. riour, Frathcra. 340. Floor bble. 3D. flax seed, 1 fiO. WLU CeansJ.O