Madison Daily Courier, Volume 1, Number 180, Madison, Jefferson County, 27 November 1849 — Page 2

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f-rl)nn)i;.' Cf'f-Lra'.ed panning ol the 7'; i it 1 (.'hriKl will be exhibited for the la-t ton 1:1 csty this evening, tt Wesdey ha"'!. Til is i.s a justly c.eh traled picture, con tain in 2 over two h u n d red li gu rr-', many of which ire as large as hie. The low mi--ion should If an induceo the h-;r inure t ', , : 1 . - 1 vt s. but also to ta ; ; 1 n ; t : cerliimv ncrm-rt upon th" trial an ! some of th suf h-ting- of the "."Savior of man," could not f" d t h t red . (7-The "cold snap,"' .h heartily wished (or l.t-t week, did comr round oil Saturday niht, and the "kiliiii: epi'i ation-i were aiaio-t imuiediatelv rHtiiiitl at ail o iht'T houTiit weather wa-? n nd (oil this morning, but mod mat "d somewhat towards noon ; not enough, however, to slop the lhtymtiis at the slanghler hou-ts. Hogs are coming in rapidly in droves ami by the railroad. Sales of 1 i, d,000 e , i hos yesierday,at sd ol) nctt; i an! a lot oi -u Hg.it nogs, at someilimg ' hit of 'J-0 ' : below that figure pi ice not reported . I h silt: k t is tirm at $bi oO nett for good hogs. frj-It is a fact no longet to be disputed : indeed, the result of the last three months' lo.is: ness ib.tiibt, as in this city leaves no room for to the future growth and great ness of Madison. On taking a full view from one of those beautiful hills in the rear tit the city on yesterday, we were struck with Ke-tOiiishmetit at the many changes wrought since April last. Notwithstanding the great embarrassment of business throughout the country, arising partly from that worst of all scourges, cholera; the j iauuto ot the wheat crop; and we might add, the prospective low juice of that great st.-ip'e, Fork, still Madison has spread out, as it" hv magic, and the character of her improvements afford the sure guaranty oi permanence Ther e is notmng doing "tor the present" it is all with reference to time and eternity. Look at the solid squares o massive three-.' tory brick buildings limning up, we were about to s iv. between the using and getting of each successive sun; look at the condition of the Mreets and the extension of whaif pnv:leges since the begiturng of the present year; enquire the pi ice of gi on ml which, a few months ago, was to be I ought b the acre, and we will be told in many cases that sales are making at fioni twenty to fifty dollars per foot. We learn thai the litt.iroait Lomnanv lias I at'. i ,.!,. . l , l vl ' V t I I i ' S

innging no.u nuv to one tiundreu co.iais : . , .. . ; moiilii ot Uctober was tmrtv-tive tnousand s,x per toot for several lots, to be need for be- ! , , , , . e ... i ' . ( . , l t hundred dui.urs, of whicii about six i.utiiir-d Uolpot purposes. These and other reason?, ! iurs WuS i alifornia, and the remainuer Georgit not necessary to mention, point with tin- T,e amount coined during the same t.me w ts erring certainty to Madison being in a few j thirty-three thousand tour hum. red and tbirtyears second to no city on the banks of the j nine dollars. Tiie California gold contains abo-u Oho unless, indeed, it be the "Queen j U?4 percent, alloy, while the Georgia has only City " of Cities, Cincinnati. In a few wetks ; ""out Yvr more our new hotel, one of the finest and j The Post of last eve nit z has an extract from most commodious in the Western Valley, j u letter ritteu by a New Yoiker now in the Wi.l be ready for occupancy; and if the- j mines of California, to his wde in this city. The l-ronrieiors make a iudicious selection ol ! 'e"er is dated August COth, lt4L), and says:

landlords (and they will pardon its for adl:imii,'i..n ll.tim t.- ..,i - . th- nnne nf nnr ci'ozens will Le re pi oac hed . as tiiev hate , i. . ... ":..: . i tTfii iit itaa.oie, w uu l!ie CiKtl gt'S 0 1 1 1 t 1 1 1 a in a c:ty with the name only, having none oi the comforts. Railroads, too numerous I to tne niton, are in a lot ward state of com- 1 Mei'.on, a. I connecting with the mother branch, the Mad. son and Indianapolis i tracK; an. stili belter, and more im-v-a-fiut ' to the commerce of M .ie 1 aa. on, Will plankttig of the Michigan road to Napoleon, which we say will be done in less than two vears. Slick a fin there. The facilities for travel. ng and f . a 1 '. , r. g fro'n Ma iison, -by i!ie river, are ret-: a! to ihose Irom irotn any otlnu- town on it- The M-atn-r -Wisconsin No. 'J, said to be one of the most beautiful boats ever ttii.'t tn Cincinnati, wi.l be finished iy a lew days; and the Madron L'rlie, which, bke the needle to the p ie, is never ou t of her place, u iii run tiaiiy as a packet line between ih:s city and Cincinnati. The Swif.sure No. 4 and the Lewis Wetzel will form a dally packet 1 to Louisville. This will give the navel i n e pu pas sport each way every i. . ' , on the ai rival oft cars. We under-tand an nrrangernen: heen made wherelv the packet-boats adopt permanently the Depot wharf r.s t.hetr place of arrival and de pur ture. A lew vtoids rt.ere an ! we close this ar-

us; s.icrt el iloui Mad son a!ii l.i-r pros We u'.i calimber MV- COO 1 u !.s and s.zjj o: to fueamhc at L u . :, an S 1:1 cr-n-nection with t!,i, a ?hip-y ard. Tnea will commence a trade which infu-es life, activity, and propei iiy into ail tuecnauieai branch. The present owners of the Madison Lrnie intend building a No. d, of the f-artte tdze ami dimensions of the WisCOHsMt No. and we a 1 vi- ; i v wh"u we s i- that the preference of her owners would Le to build her at M adiison, and at .Madison sh trill be built, if the kind of lumbei rcfjuirr i can be had. Let us keep tins expenditure, which will be n - 11 bout twenty-five thousan i do'.iarrt,at hour1. We will get our share of it. And bear in min i that tins branch of trad'1, once in success- i j fu I operaliou here, will yield greater advantages to the wot king classes than a! I other mechanical branches put together. V e capital ist.s of Madison, why tdumbei tor a moment; 07" The editor of the White River Standard denominates a Whig victory in "these latter days" as one ol' '-.Nature's tr;ur,f freaks." This may b& tine; but of f,L,,;n .,",:,( , ; w i. ,,. -j ; 'HI nou onuiii U lV " V I i. . lit M iir t ijii. ! (Va.) district, we should say it wa- a very "strange freak"' of the Democrats to sulfer a Whig to be returned !rom tlif ir district. We learn from the White Hirer Standard that th Directors of the New Albany and Salem Railroad have determined to put the proposed load to "led ford immediately under contract, provided the "Lti ford subscription"1 was made up to 100,000, and that by the exertions of a few persons of Bedford the -subscription to the stock of the company had been increased to ssOT.oOO in that town. Weil jon(t 1;Cl1brd. A So dier's Death. Lieut Col. Dickinson, of the Palmetto Regiment, being wounded at the storming of Cherubusco, was left in thellospit il at Miscoac, where he died. The Bull'aio Courie1' says that in the delirium of fever he heard a dram beat the Reveille at early morn. Raising himseil with an effort, he looked Calmly toward the window aud said, in Ins deep tones of command, "Battalion hall! order arms! rest!'' and failing back, he expired. AScutMEFoit .Maryland ano California. The New York correspondent of the Washington Union states that "there is a proposition in circulation to subscribe a joint si ck capital of six to seven thousand dollars, to pure has- icgro-s ia .Maryland, give them their liberty, an . Like five years' indentures to work in Cahfomii tor gold. Tiie concern embraces Attorney General Johnson among its patrons."' Georgia Golij. The amount oi gold received at the branch Mint in Dihlonegt curing the 'There was a gold mine eh-covered here (what ! . .. , , . l. 13 saueu x.-.l,, , l.'.gg.ugs,; one uteiv iu oa, ; it is evidenlK the work ol ancient times li t i U'et S,'Ul t-d on the summit of a very high Uicutit.ii n. It has made a grett excite in. nt l.ere, as it was several days be lore prep; ratio i:s c be ,.iaje to u-cend to the bottmn. There ws b lt ja tiie bones of a human being, also an altar for ie other evidences of human labor From present iacications it is doubtful whether it will pay to be worked, as it is moste.y at. rock, and will require a great outlay for tools and inacbiuery to work it. j An eccentric old 'bachelor who lately died at Madras, has left a sum of JLThtht, the interest of which is to be divided annually into five portions, to be distributed at the discretion of the imn.ster of fft. Cyrus, Kiucirdiueshire. On- portion to be given to the tallest woman tiiat has !een married in the parish during the year, and one to tae shortest. A third portion goes to the oldest woman married during the vear, and the fourth to the youngest. Will any young lady reina.u unmarried in St Cyrus after this1 Tne strange tld bachelor showed that bis iuteiitiotis were kind, for he tii reeled the futa sum to be distributee, .u groceries amongst th poor. . ... i i XT We learn from tiie PiuiaCehihia Pennvl- I vaaian, tht $3,73O,0tK) of Cahi'ornia gJd had been rece.ved at the U. S. Mint, ia that cay, up I to Saturday last. ?r Th olue-tt ui.nuscript hook in the Royal Irish Acaurtny, is the "Bonk of ..rmah." Its t" ?- I ..J , ,, i I ..-...(L,, ... I , Ol -j ...I Irl.h : X"1" Potatoes ure now largely iirported into j

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now growing in my gard-a speeimens0f the Pal- j ra 1 CarMi, or Castor O I Plant, eight ft h'i, and n.arly two ff-t across lae leaves from Mini it- to 5. j'iiMl", but fear the s-asou is too far adVal a to nhmit the hope oi obtaining ri; e st ih th-re no way ot pu-i.uig its early progress 111 growl!:, so a t ins .re it success in tiiis particular' i-'-ii),' how easily the crop might Le grow t, and the prospect ot so' vast an increase, I am desirous of kuo in j more of its mode of culture, ue.-l the average result ia proeee-.s, and mav I hope to ie ira this from the p ig-s of the Cuitivat r, "here I have b"c a accustomed to look for int-re-tiag aud vaaiahle iaforin.tliou 011 various subi-cts? It is said a mo.ie of e'ar:l 'i 11 x the extracted oi! from theseds, so as to render it lit for ' ;d :z i a himtis, has ! it en diseoverej ; if so I would rath-r plough toe Imd than the ocean, , and cru-h castor oil seeds at home, than harpoon j on tae ol.ier of the globe. Aa obctiou has been raised agiiiist its culture, in that it atlor;!s no :.,-r btit ie (; i mtity O. veg-tl.l-j in tttrr returnable t,t tne son appears to be extreoriiinarv great; iiiid if this were properly secured by timely composting, it would be if found, in connection with the cake derived from crushing, to amount to a value, I presume, uuprecedented, and sufficient to operate us a perpet- j ual renovator of the c ip tbhiti-s of the sod. Correspondent t,f the Bo.ston Cultivator. . XT It is stated that .Mr. Henry Achilles Wise, the author of Los tiringes," accomnanies Mr. Sch roe, ler its secretary toth- legttion of rf.veden ; J tint Col. M.igrnder, of the U S Army, has been : or .ered with his eomoanv to California; that' Commodore Join's has been ordered home, and Commodore Smiih goes out to relieve him. j SnciDE A London paper says: "A few 1 days since an inqa-st was held by .Mr. II. 31 Wakelv, at the Ashbv Castle, Clerkenwell, tJ view of the bodv of -Mr. James Miller, air-d 47 1 The deceased, who was possessed of considerable i property hid oiFis in the city, but resided at 5 ; Northampton-square, lie hoi comparitivlv recovered Irom gout, and his commission of suicide is attributable to a horror be had nf a relapse of th tt m.tbtly. 'I he jury returned tiie to. lowing ; ver iict: ''That the deceased destroyed himseif by taVuig prus-ic acid while in an unsound state of mini." D own with the ll iNi; A queer circumstance happened m ihe L . s-1 r I -1 Court at Piiiladelph'a, on i Friday. A jury Were about to be empaneled to j t ry an issue i u a civil suit ag.inist the Bank of the j U oiled Si t iles ; among the ju ry men called was A n- , di-'y Jackson. He came, but the name seemed : unpopular with the (miuim-1 for the defendant, who thought it a b id om or .Mr. J tCKSOil W allowed tii retire, and an opaortuni'y was gi'.an to Inm to remove the depo-itps. 17 Q'lite an improvement has recently been j made in m 'di : d science. A mechanical b-fi.-h hisbjeii inv oite 1 by a .Mr. Alexander, of Puis, i It h ts been adopted in ;dl the hospitals of tie city. In order that indigent patients may receive bi-n--til fr mi the improveiiient, tl;e Presiilent of tie lb u .ie has gt v e a us in .-very orders f r the tn; ('( oil Ml r, ne. Ot td-: Pot"Lr;;v. From an i.it-restuig statistic d artle in the B....ston Trai.seript, we h-;.rn th it lisnount oT sab's i f poultry in one market in t Is. t city, tor lie. r 1 - i - , u as six h u u-: red and s- ven-ly-four thousan;! and twenty-three dollars. Tiie a::i"UUt of poultry Sales for th- whole city of Boston, for tin' same ?ir, was ov-r a million of dollars! Tne amount of sales of eggs for the whole citv of Bast on, for the same ear, was a fraction .-hurt of a mdii-oi of dollars. It is no woad-r tl.-v a Iml-hng a contention for the deserves the nttte a of every agriculturist. j Intfrkstino. To see a spoony voting mm ! prow Mr g are u ad th house ef bis 1 ;d y love, hours ' after the whole family have gone to b-d, and won1 tiering in which room his Saivelhkie lies; J id iin t'ly gr.nvn desperate, h ma.'.ly wishes "tiiat a fire migiit break cut, tii it the assemble; crowd might st m i app died, th it he, d i-hing throng i ; tf.etn witti a I ta-ter, m:g:it r- ,r it agiiust h-r wia , t.ovv ,sav e ner ia nis .t.ms, go ut u, someimn: left b-li I a i , sir rish in th- tl tmes. With i the exception i f ,)me poetry we have received this week, on the upsetting of the Troy horse; boat, we know of nothin"-more touching. j .... 7, , i ; A.tcmv Uutcaninn. f j M tTRIMON V. When a young tradesman in Ilvilanier Germ my g a cou :g, tne, ii-s'i iim is -Are qutioa tne tiling woman r.siis oi t.l::i i voa able to piy the chtrg-s?" Th it is to s i y i a n Voil ; Hr.g'bdi, are you able to keep a wif- wit : have got her Wh-it a wori ; of mis-ry tt woula voting worn :n of all couatr.es a- w is .om of t.iat c a-stio a ! .t the WoUaJ StiCii t t '.- A c -r...; g tj it-search-s m j.;e be Sir Rich ; ard Black, the total amount of gi:..i-s now i. Lurope amounts t i", a ia '!. Kas-it contain the greitest nu:ub-r, ft h'i io i, an.; I or ,-y is t; uutai lis about Gi,0s.'i. nexl j. ti.s respect; it 'J" T e-- is a DevoiiSiore g-ntiein-'n i rj tiie London Cas.om-hou-e, having sm h a reinarkaj hi- memory, that it is saiu iie can tell where any .ej-, ttott may be named, out of '2,h..0, had.s Irom mn U w, .ia; '.'on s.ie is wuiu. Pr.de in a beautiful wotniti, is Use a

A Thurible Weapon. A new deiith-deaiii.-g

we.pon, ia th shape of u Ride, ha, just been brought "ut in New York, w hiob, besides its more legitimate" u.-vs among sportsm-ii, mut rentier war s-till further impracticable It is known as Jeii:j:;:r3 Patent Iiirle, is designed to bean almo.-t fit i Vvi rrpe-j'e , and to avoid the great difficulty of capping or priming each load, ant also to be uncommonly free from chit, aadrd to wiiich is a

force which has never been equalled. The Journal of Commerce says its appearance ana weight 1 do'not diiTer from the common gun, except that J,7?

it has an iron breech with a wooden stock. Dy a simple contrivance within ibis stock the breechpin of the. barrel is opened as the gun is cocked. A cartridge is placed in this opening, and on pullhig the trigger the pin closes the barrel tight, a ktroug block of stel fa Is behind it, and the gun primes itself and is discharged all at one motion It is so sinmie tiiat it can harclv by auv accident (jet out of order. It is capable, of being loaded at t;ie breech as often as it is tired eff, and as rapiuiy as a man's humi can move to throw in a cartridge ! " : Tliis is at the rate of twelve shots per minute for ; a person, who h is practice.! wilh the gunA nether variety of the same gun is now nearly completed by the patentees, in which the ramrod is a tube of the same size, capable of containing twenty-four cartridges, which are so arranged that thy are placed in the barrel one. by one, and fired successively ithout interruption. The momeat tiie 2 4th ball is fired this gun may be used j as the first one, loaded at the breech ' But the chief strength of this formidable wea- j pon rests on the cartridge which is used, and for . which, indeed, the gun is expressly manufac- j tured. J ins cartn ige, wlii. li is also patented, is simply a loaded bail. A hollow cone of lead, or rather a bullet elongated on one side in a hollow cylinder to about an inch in length, is filled with puweer and the end covered with a thin piece of '-ork, through the centre ol w Inch is a small hole, to "!it nre fr"111 t! priming. The ex-cutiou w hii-h this bail does is t o less surprising th in ever thing else couneettd with the g in. At for- I tv rods the balls were buried more than four j Inches in the body of a bve butternut tree. The I priming is in s-nall pibs, of which one bundled j are placed in a b.'X, from which the gun suppdus itself without tad. i Camomile A few roots of this plant should i ' I have a place in every gar den. Not only are its j medical qualities highly vulu .ibie, but its presence among vegt-tables is supposed to lie an -Lgis ot j protection against many diseases to which they j are subject. It should s transplanted into warm and rich soil, early development, by copious ina- j nurhig and frequent pressure. When plants, late in ti: season, xlnbited symtoms of decay or j genera! debility, the planting of a small root of camomile iu tbei:" vie in ge is irequ-mly the most spee.i - an i cdi :ac:ous remedy t iat can be ap- , pli-.b Tne odor, or aroma, cbS'used by tiiis plant ; is also kiiiian to be highly rep-lbml to many i kinds of Wiiiged insects, ami it presence among ; t lose sp'-cie i.f plants and Vegetables inf-std by 1 s o h enemies, will protect them more efi'-ctuafy ; th tu almost any other agent known, anil at com- j j artivelv sm ill ex peas-- Se. ct-d. I A Sr;; k:nu Pu idiir ' Tn- death of an old i man's ui!"-." sa s L .ni irtiii-, "is .ike cutt.ng : u n an atci ut o ik that h Ml g slia th. Iiiiiily nian-i-iii. II-m orth the gh.re of t worl 1, witii its cares and vissitues, tall up u tn - i ol I wi low's heart, and there is nothing to break , their force or shield him from the full weight of" misfortune. It is as if bis right band was with- , ere.i as if one Wing of his eig'e was broken, ; and every movement tint In int :i brought him . to the ground. II is eyes are tli-n and glassy, and j when the film of death fills over hi in. h- miss -s those accustomed tones which might have soothed his pas-age to the grave." PiiL'rrv Goon. A j-'age w-t.- reprimanding an attorn-y for bringing s .-vera! small suits into jourt, mil remarked tint it won! i have been much better fir rfl p irties !i td h- persu ld-d his cheat to leave th ir cause to In- arbitration of two fir three honest men. "ihease vour honor," retorted the i.twyer, "wwith thein.' L tU nut cnoose to trouble meii Canning L'irdCatlerei;gh made so many newwords, that Canning c all-d him the literary dauer "He has got a o;m- iu lis be...i," si a he o:,- d-iv. J " 'h:-.i in his miud!' " replied Tiernev, " woula he had 8-Jgi ia bisbead." A m Ir.rsii apology for Bkin; Last. I e.lx ., . , .Ut Cartiiv, oi tne Kerrv mtl.tii, wa gen-ra.-iv ! 1 on ptride. "Ah, Fehx," said the se-g- .n!, " oil re always last." "Ce alsy. Serg-ant L,lwas the reply, '--are, some one mast be i ie.' tire : jes- ia::, on ri g mn shou'd b- carfal to conviiu e th- fair m.o : t.h t th-y are not iu fun. G i Is do not bke r-ui h p'jt-h tun. I.INsliV AI I It 1 S l.f.x. IO() ' !t' ' o . ra y ir c I - s. I. a I an- -. 5.. . . i i . ,t a ' ' ! ' r - 1 ' . rev -T I '. ; SO V i c ro . til Mil V .te ar:! . ,.'-. re It f .r t-'f i . ; . s ! i w 4. hki i ! . I. a I ar it- -. i. r i : n t ' la i ti it it. i t& s.. : . r .-- t v i t r. 1 4 - 1" :--t .- r a. rr l T' e u ' OoJ ' - - " I I .. tT ht C5l, ' a a - a : ' . ; .- t . ; re .1. ;- .1 ' .- ! ! 1 V a ,1 1-1 o'f ' nlTi

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