The Prairie Chieftain, Volume 3, Number 3, Monticello, White County, 29 July 1852 — Page 2
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over ihcir inactivity and remissnesses for months afterward.-, bm bcfjre the election day approaches again they are as careles.i-.and f .,i;,7-;'L:.t us c-vcr. Poor souls, wo wLh wo couli wir.ver a wcrd (.fccmhhit to them i:i d.Nr ioor s cf tribulation r.r.J cIinjTi in Idvcn if we could, though wc would not. do it,, far it is a just punishment for all such grumbling laggards.' We like . to see a man up and a doing doing his best and if such a man is defeated, ho has the consolation cf- having done what he could to prevent such a calamity to his feelings. The laggard wi 1 never do any- ., tiling for himself or country except 4o bo counted "one' in : the numerical strength cf the State..
The elections to be made 'this fall arc nioro numerous and more
important than at any election
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U c su( '.s3 it v ill Lie l,i the f.rt cr s fleer. .1 v, j-',; ' N '.t is s. : ed that at the same lima tao dtlecates
full o cjl:....s 1.. te-t 1 should agree l;'oh t.u. Ldates for Piosecuting Altoric, , J51, f-r.efr, c. Messrs. I ' '. t, i fCTti. 1, roi.-roxs Shryock. 1 L r, r.re t .2 Cti tr.-l Corgressionrd Ci !! e. aridvil !oultles3 hare i o c ..I x' iomPiI ia t". .5- far next week's
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n e tin 5r tho vnnj CoTirrssionalJ ii;-e?ei'-as .:iv?"L; w:nh the person ai veidion is not vet dtYinitHy ilxd.'-' ort.v- "f' i'l' f-SCO .to be pa'ul 1! m. t j , I however, 'on j to.thf deiMor, tj-e balance, going t
ever before held in this State,
and if there is any difTcrcnco cf
principles between the two partics let that be tho ground of op-osiiio-n to any candidate ...and not descend to low scandal as the basis ,pon which to trianjph.
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ni 't will Lf t !(. t ' .cc. If. this arrai'Jemt'iit suutne cotnnjif.ee north, let it be so announced " . And in the . Plymouth . Banner, we find the following from a member of tho Central cannnittce: "As one of the Central Committed, 1
suggest ".Wednesday,' Ike 4ih 'day of August ne&i as th most suitable time to h o 1 t-i t h i .Whig Cong re sional Convention', and hope' the residue ot the committee as well as the delegates jhriughout the District will Coincide. W. G. POMBR3Y. Plymouth, July 19, 1852." We are requested by the whigs
of this section , of the district, to
say that they are not particular as to the tihe, but would prefer
.Winnamac as the place of hold-! tng the Convention instead' of Plymouth; the former place being more " central than 'any other place in the district, and if hek( there would be the means of securing Delegates from counties which have not heretofore been
represented in the Congressional Conventions. ' '
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' " o". i" i l y rf-;- r- t i ' -n u..:f.i...ti!,:n( . i i.r ..( -'.. . ci " ' "A iiiiy ' x r i .! o . : . r i 3 July i:,-A. ilviy i KMt'jo ci e '3 cl real estate, it rrcuJ Lv a r--r-
(!" I U) be i Jst u-' h w ;"o bignalure and 6c ceinent. The property must be appraised under- oath' after selection by the debtor. Should he i . ... ... i - . ....
select real esadie in vatua exaeeumg S3G0. it shall be so divided, if possible, as to exempt the dwelling house or homestead of the debtor. If it consists ol both real and personal, the latter part is, first appraised and set aside; if the real, a.ld-t-d to the personal, exceed $300, and can tint be divided, it may 'be sold at the expiration d -sixty day;- so much of the
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creditor in satisiaotion' ot his aebt
Indirectly ccimectoK-i w'nh the Kxemp tioa l.aw, js the Ebolishment ;of Distress for. rent.ii,,Th3 uevv Jaw upon this subject says: Vrcnts- frorttiand shall be collected as other debts." ' Suits for rent mar now be brought before a justice oi the- peace, and bo conducted in a manner similar to that ot any other suit before that c.T.ear.
.'L:i Cv .. -Sy Csivcatlfrn. We have been requested to tay ihatt!:a Vn:j Ce;;c:;i;on for thb county, tj 1.3 hhl on t!;c lCdi cf Ai g'::t, will be a :iAr.s Convention in .:cd cf a debg-itc r.3 paid: hed Let wceli. The izizC. ," hi ther,evc...i to.n:h'r
Election of County Trcaciircrs. 1" Office of At?DiTc b f State. ; t .... :lndUn(spolis.Jutyl3 1852. .V-
The inquiry haying- ..been ; frequently
made as to the proper-tim of electing County Treasurers in counties where the term expires within the year 1 853, 1 deem
it proper tj state that in a!i such cases the
election will take place in October next
the first general election under the new
Constitution.
The first section of "an act in relation
lo county Treasurers, approved Jui.e 4, 1852. Treasurer shall commence at the
expiration of the term of the present in
cunsbent." This provision can only be
complied with, in cases referred to. by
bringing on the election th present year The rule is .of universal application
liiat an vacancies m oUiee- occasioned
by the expiration ofihe term of olhee. ui t
to be. filled at the election last proceeding
such expiration. E. W. 11. ELLIS, Auditor of Siae.
News from the TlruM. Li s were; received jet.terday dated t L .i.i-,' .eJCJ'icm' 1-, C .:.e.7C1 -gnns ' .1 f . -r.J : 1 . ! then'. Ci.o'. ta '-v''-i-d cm i g t' ? ci.'rar.ts, Vth.-c.i Vi . tutte latctl, df ttiiis uUVUtWi . ".om i"i : x end i .f Bs':. . Wn-
u - t. .... Lti'3 of iSuir ecu. pony, s very sicl: a the lime of writing, and-was not expected to lite. iJave had some trouble Willi the Indians, who are constantly lurking about emigrants to steal met Wilson, Clark
ana ens, irom huh place, who passed them near Ft. L., all well grass was good they go tho Oregon route expect to be at the Rocky Mountains' by i tie 1 5th ol of July, and California by the 1st of September distance from St. Joto Ft. L GOO. miles time in travelling, 35 days. ' The J udge says so far the journey
is quite piasant. lie estimates the number coin's over at 30,000. Lar e droves
of cattle are now' being driven. Severed
had passed them travelling" willi horses and carriages. A great many were.'f mi grating w ith their families to Oregon and California. " ... .
We are glad to receive and communi
cate this information from our fellow- citizens for which wc are indebted to D. E.
Crane LafuyrUe Courier.
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O A , correspondent cf the State Journal writing from Rensselaer, jasper county, after ordering 25 copies of the Journal, adds a P. S., that Jasper county will cast her vate for Sfcott- and j!IcCarty. The I.edh) etto Courier etys, "jet "White county down geod f ;r 1Z0 majority for hones!
Jo Wright." Gut es away, gentlemen, but let
any cm cen 1 us a good lot of
.-.ul or'.he:? and vg will beat you idl guessing afier tho election.
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v.isS ui.u.ica tiiiic-s itianl, 1 lis - ui-. - -' " i T ; ' . -i the r th inst., and has consequently r: 1 -IZ hours. A gentleman who arrived this A, ?!. from .Montreal describes the scene ts tuU.T:r t :i-z ':- ed. Ilundre 1-s at. t' nsa- Is of families
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flying in ad dircc': j ?j.d it is impossible
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lamity wnl stop. .. ... 'The supU' cf water h.ts civen c: t vsi the intense nt-dt prt .neiti ilrem n c t cil!z.Mis fj.xa df pt upc1 1. j t' e scene, Every c ,n ntd .'il. v. hi. . t in: r ; as the win 1 is k'i) hih it . as it-jrtd
nearly t j .-. c. Ocr i.dor .iJi . itj. s : groun 1 Lun I Cju'i a;
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' OO" A late number of tha New York Tribune says :
"As a politician and a candidate, Gen, Pierce is one ot the kind to whom our
opposition is a tabor of love; but as a private citizen, we have .nothing to say of him. An'' vve respectfully rt quest all correspondents not to say any thing fur our columns about his 'fainting, falling from his horse, or anything implying disparagement of his personal characttr or his military exploit. U id) that sct o warfare we desire lo have no connection; and we know that it is disagreeable to Gen. Scott, between whom and Gen. Pierce the utmost personal cordiality eXistS.'?.
The August Wo's. of Godeys, Gral'.am'j, r.:.J .hxt tain's' Mast;d. 3 h".ve been iccivcd. Tliey ere all hr.n.h :n:tly embellished i.:..l Cl: A v,;;h vesting read-
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Look Out. We are informed by Mr. John Reynolds that three counterfeit bills of th following description have been presented here since Frid ay last. There are doubtless many' afloat, and some oi our sub
scribers may save .the price of two daily papei s by careful reading and remembering this warning. LnJ Jour. Dangerous Counterfeit. Some two hundred dollars in ten dollar counieifieit bids, were passed offon several of our merchants, yesterday. The counterfeit characters of the bills was not detected until this morning. , No one seems to remember the person oi persons who passed the money. 1 The bill purports to be one of the Ohio State State Stock Bunks, on the Miami Valley Bank of Day ton. It is yery neatly execu tea, though darker in its genera appearance.than the genuine bill. The name ofl). Adams, Register, across the face ot the bill, is written on the genuine bill and engraved on the counterfeit, fin signatures on the counterfeit are easily delected by comparison with the genuine though well calculated to deceive'. As
a whole it is the most dangerous coun terfest we have seen this long while The -one before us is dated April 15. 1-852. Toledo Blade.
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.u pt rjret'ef. in t. if thn "n locks w .o -i pi,., - j ! an dcMiuctnm so
I. O. O- F. Ttie CJrapd ! ncampment I, O. O. F. oi tins Stale commenced its Annual Communication in this city yesterday, M. W. G. P. J. P, .Chapman presiding, ..There are a lar. e number of delegates in attendance, from all parts of the State. Tha Grand Lodge of the same order w 11 meet this morning. A large number ot Representatives have already arrived, and it is anticipated that the number in ittendai ee will exceed any previous communications. Both these bodies will, at this session, dect -dicers for the ensuing year. Siatc
Sentinel,
Elections. The Piesidental election will tase place on the second day of November, being the fir!t Tuesday in the month. Kentucky, Tennessee, and Maiyhmd held no general election for Sinte oii'cers thi-, vt-ar. Tine first elecioi.s cf any imp rt nee will be in Missouri i.nd low.. ii st Morn lay in August, and Nrrth Carolina the first Thursday, In lo.iAtnct.ijjf rs of Congress and several S-at j o;!i cers, will be elected, and in ?Iisomi,
members of congress, an 1 a Gy-innr and State o!Ticers. In North Carolina a
Governor. These elections wt!l give
some indications as to public sentiment
oti the Presidential election, and tha result will be looked losi'1! interest. The next and only hnportai t elrclior's before tbo Pjesidential election, h id hi Pennlvania. Ohio and Indiana, which will take place on the 12th of October. Si ate Sentinel.
Mesieaa Ostrag-e jn an Araenea.ii Core-!-The American citizens at Acapulco were thrawn into a sU'.j cf tx-j.l. f.u.t about the Cth ultimo, by thj arrest a.j ! impriscmrient of the A:"irIjn c..-.;! F. W.Rice. It .appears t i-t ire Aniencan steamship Commodore S' ck j i had I e ii u civ fu'!y s .. ' :t 1 .ihv.t n.o ,ihs . ,-). Nr. i-.-'i b- - ' . .'.I. ' t ,",: to get hi aui.i ths . veil i.t tvtr Th j " 1 f th J C c ; t cf Acpuhi c;k rtd i rr t j I c soi J ta tLa k' ? t J'cr; laJdi;;, . 'dj. g Nr. IN c e j 1 cr.d ported notices sta;! .g t!i:.t th? vi A a i lb t cT . ih-e: , : -j ,t -jei-N-ia c ti -t. ; 1 h.t . '',.M ' 1 i
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Troy. Tu. t'i rN s ucr-1 LirnoJ'
down which will prevent communication with Montreal torso-rue time. " There has never been such a des"ruotlvecouuaration'on this continent. , Millions of property has" been destroyed. - ' ' - 'Secoji'd Despatch. July I . We learn by passengers in the cars tY.s
ni3rnii!2 'who left lhi4 morning that the fire had been subdued. The number of b'uildmssdestroved vvas 1200. - ' " ' ' ' Baltimore, July 14.
Great inundauoii and storm to-day in
the north-eastern " suburbs' of the city.
Hartford run oveiHowed," flooding la.sstnenU, Cellars, and '" first floors, in oxer 3300 houses ' on North "Asquuh ' street, sweeping off fences ' and ouf-hoyses a-, I carying o:T furniture; tliree bridges end two culverts svepl otT; six houses i.eatiy finished were demolished, and small brick buddings, occupied by poorer classes; over 200 other damaged, mostly owned by Robert Boyd.. Loss to city over S30,000; damega to private property not less than 50,000. .' '' ' ',. Boston, July 20, Daniel Webster is expected to arrive in this city "to 'meet' Mr. Cran.bton, the
English' Minister, who is. already here. Immense quantities of liquors are being sent out of this city. The Tribune says" it is authorized to say that Hon Aurcs Tuck would support Gen. Scott. The Herald has a letter from Doston which says the Webster party of M assacrustis are determined to place him i pon tho lir-m" .t.'.h-n, and a mivr-rr.it.t is on fot wh;N. ;ii crli for such deiimtistr.Mi .".s f :-.i Webster ui i astiik .i ben wi; ie?st.,j. Lorisvir.ts,-July"l9, Hon John McKinn i, JuJ e c f is Cjprcme C lit, d: It ;-NP::la, 1 1 , JNiy p. A meeting of tue free democracy was
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t!ie Pif.ab'jrg Lc:.m;.j.i, ar, 1 directed
fit ir do:- g '-s i c..-t t:.e Per.nsIv.in'a fjr J p. UAi h I CsNs M.
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