Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 20, Number 44, 23 October 1850 — Page 2

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Mr. Gregg, Chairman of tho select committee on tho subject of enquiring about a suitable room at Madison, report

ed that the common council of that city j ha I tendered the use of a had, free of; rent. Ate, and concluded bv resolving to ! accept the proposition. Mr. y olf moved to amend, by resolving to remain in the present House of Rppresentatives, which was carried by a vote The convention adjourned. AFTliKNOoN Convention met. The resolutions of the select committee in relation to accepting tho ofl-.-r of a Hall at Madison, by the council, in which to hold the session of Con vention, as amended on the motion of .Mr. U'o'f, so as to remain in the present Hall, was, on i , ' motion, laid on the table, by a large ma ..- . i ... ' i i . t .. . ..... 1 jority f t K 1 1 4iturii.(l I ! i a t n si tho r c . ? i n r i . r " . . , .. of the present constitution, for tne pure . . , . -., i Ik . mad the aiiecial order of the day ibr g I ' . . . o'clock to-day, he moved to take it up; taken, and, on motion was made the special order of tiie d iy for t o-morrow at U o'clock. A resolution to instruct the committee on the Legislative I )enartm-rit, to report: . . . ' .. . J. a provision in the constitution providing- , r i f . it. lor biennial session of tow l'-i-dature. ' ws adopted by a vote of 12 1 ayes to 5 nays. - The convention adjourned. Thursday Morning, Oct. 17. The Convention rn"t. Prayer by Rev. Jamison. The Journal was read. The consideration of the pr-spnt constitution, coming up according to the special order of the day, each article and section was read and referred to appropriate committees. Resolutions which, under the rules, were laid over, weru now t.iken up and i referred. Mr. Stevenson's proposition in favor of the single district system in electing members of the Legislature, was taken up and referred to the committee on the Legislative Department. Adjourned until to morrow morning nine o'clock. Friday Morning, Oct. 18. 1850. The Convention met. Prayer by tiie Bev. Mr. Cooper. The Journal was read. Mr. Owen from the committee on rights and privileges to w honi was referred th" memorial of the Congregational Friends in relation to tho abolishment of all distinctions of color, reported that it is inexpedient to act in relation thereto; report concurred in, and the committee discharged. Mr. Owen from the same committee re ported back a resolution in favor of abol : , . . t i . i i ishincr ttie oenalt v of deatii. and recom- ; r , . . , - .. 1.1 . mended that it he referre.l to he commit-! tee on criminal law; concurred m. ... aaAbitioiio li f ht f-il... tun Uii tin- 1 rules, were taken up A resolution requiring the introduction of a provision in the constitution to the effect that no act snail heroine a law unless i ne passe, t,y a majority oi an nmembers elected to tne Legislature, comi h. U,io, U. !:. ! ... ..a t omake it a matter of enquiry as to its expediencv, and that it be referred to an ap-j . ... . iironnate committee, w urn, alter consulJ. .. . : ernhle discussion prevailed. .Mr. Carr, of Jackson, introduced a resolution, going into the rlertion of a Printer for the Convention this day at two o'clock: carried. Mr. Dunn, of P., moved a reconsideration. Adjourned until 2 o'clock P. M. 2 o'clock, P. M. The Convention met. The motion to reconsider tho vote going into the election of a Printer for the Convention at 2 o'clock, to-day was taken up and decided, in the negative by a large majority. The convention then proceeded to the election of a Printer f r the Convention. Mr. Kdmonston announced tho nam--of Austin Fl. !r wn. as a candid ite, Mr. Borden remarked that Messrs. Fdlis vt Ppann were not candidates. Austin II. Provvn was elected, by a vote of 78 to 52 scattering. Tho Convention adjourned. REMARKS of Mr. Co! far. ofSf. Jxrph, on a motion hi rrf'rr u j rtition fr.-tn the Crngrrgat ionaf Friends oj Il'it''ir Ciooj. o the C,'i?nii tec oi 1 I h" High! nvd Privilege ,f the it-i halitit tit s of th" St,t!r. ,Js reported' fir; the ."sVioi-.erif p'lic 11-porter o f the . Content vvi. Mr. Colfax said, I have listened, Mr. President, t the remarks of the gentleman from Monroe Mr. Foster with great regret, for I had believed that no opposition would have been made to the reception and reference of this memorial. 1 care not, sir, whether this sect of congregational friends are peculiar or fanatical as has been charged by him, in their ideas of religion. They are. notwitnMilllUUIil. UUI ICilt'tt l ll.tllll. IIIIU 3111.. I , , , i i . j i i i i t thev have the undoubted I had hoped. -..,,, ,. . , i . .- in this bodv, the undisputed right ot ev- .. 1: ell 1 1 erv American freeman to petition their fellow citizens whom thev elect as their legislators Jorsucii laws ana iroiions ns . t it to them, may seem valuable or desirable , It matters not to me, sir. so far as this .pies ion ts concsrneu. wnemer maiouj ; is imbued woth one iota of true reogton. ; or whether t.iev admit mdiviuuals ot an. other class and color to church asocia-, . , , 1 1 V'1'"no netiru i n mis nan. vv ;, v sir, e have cstatwistieu a rute in our cruer oi bust

w -niehnc c7S ' ,m ! Thenegro was sent to Jail for a weekfto tl.ic O present eVZZlt' their wishes known to u througli the me- j L faitimore correspondent of the tlium of such documents as this. And ; V(,w York iferaLl states that a party ro wc now virtually to annul that rule?- i fro, MaryIaT,a. U now at the North, en--Areweosay to the people of Indiana : (leavoril 7J? tt arrest Frederick Douglass, that we will receive petitions and memo-' he fu2i:ive slave, and that -there are also rials from those only who concur with ,ne-known to be several thousand fugitive

majority ot us in sentiment ami that pe- staves n Columbia. Lancaster. Harris- j ceased. That tho Mormon emigration titions sent here by those who ditfer from btjrT an j Pittsburgh, the owners of seve-; thi5 vear is"oo. That the number of us in opinion we wid d.srespectfully and j j hun,lreJof whom have aeady taken i ; h v d , n?mfs , contemptuously lay on or under the table? Ltep, for their recovery, and there wiU , et ran., wh3 re f terea lue.r n?mes Is this republican, sir? U this the true " 1,0 a , .tnPm in that direction." i ,he Fcrt 13 a3 fol!ws: men

policy to adopt in a free State like this, or in any state? No.sir! I think not. This memorial is couched in the most respectui wnin, . against adopting a constitutional provis- j ion estendine the right of suffrage to n. croes, as I told the people of my district before they sent me here, a constituency , . as deeply imbued with free-So,l sennrr.en , . as the consfjlutncy of any rfher delegate

on this floor, I shall cheerfully vote for its reception and reference. I ihall vote for

the reception of this petition as I shall vote for the reception of all other petitions, j couched in respectful language, from the ' neonle of this State U jenty I hha!l justly forfeit the esteem and respect of every lover of free speech and ' free discussio as this convention will : most eertainlydo, whenever they adopt sucn a course. Fnitiv Mavc Lmw. The first case u!idr the new fugit:ve slave law. occurre d rrnlav week m New York. A mulatto man, Jaois II unlet, who has resi led two years in New Vork and lias a wife find child th0re, was taken befire a commissioner. The person wuo arrested n.m swore that Ham1'1 was the. slave of his m other-iu-1 iw. MarvBrown. ( in, 'H.i-r per.ioii. i.; ou ol Mri. brown, swore to t.i'snme etT-cf. I Commissi oner liK-n or .- r" 1 Ham! -t ' , , , . , , . ,,. 'to be delivered to the clannat.t. I ne r . l,liarit inn ,i r. .. ... t I , .t !, .,,:...',...n. ded a rescue, and la';mo l tlie aid of t'.i" fr. S. Marsha!. Mr. Tallmadge, which was at once rt-ndered. Hamlet wa then conveyed, wi'ii all possible despatch, to Bdt.morc, a coach b -ing in waiting at :.. ,..!.;,.!. i... ...... ... .... ,.!! i r , ,. . e l. an otiicer atten;nri2 t!i party, , , ... .. ' , lawyer, Mr. Chd 1, was present du- . , v i f .' , . leru'i so 1 ir as to see t i.it evervuisrig was done according to the late law. The reader will observe that all tiie established furms and principles of justice were violated. There was no privilege of defence, no trial by jury, no evidence given by disintureste 1 persons. It remains to tie seen whether 'pi--ilio:is afp'Cting the freedom and shivery of men can bo settled in a mode so abhorrent to a!! our ideas of justic:, without exciting the community. If i hey can be if th-- oath of the pl'aintiir may safely lie admitted as conclusive, ' and tho def.-n lant m iv safely be denied a trial, then we think, it would save a "real , -, ileal of litigation .in: eYnenue t - :i, ont this mode of proceeding hi all cases. L-t us dispense with courts, judges, juries and lawyers; and allow every man to si-.; and carry olF not only such men and women but all such property as lie , . ,. 'rv - , cuooses to swear is h;s. I .Mate a.ette. A meeting in opposition to this law was held in Boston on tiie lo'h, and about 10O! persons attended Charles F Adams presided. Fred. Douglass made a. speecu. declining that til r colored people of Boston had resolved to suiTbr death, rather than return to bondage, and resolutions were adopted urging the Representatives of the Free .States to obtain a ; repeal of the law. ' The colored men of Columbus, in this Stiite, held a meeting on the 7th intant, and after asserting the law to be uncou stitutioriii!. resolved to oppose its execuooii iiv on iiifiun in ne-ir oowci, anu no- , J ,, , i ' .: i... ti . : .. .t . .: . .. . l i viseu an coiorr u persons logo continually nrai to M!ud thf.ir iibf.rtv. Tho'v : ' , . ' ,,..,,, ,,. 1 . 0 noines, and seek an asylum in a bind of V,; - " - L ; 1 r . t 1.1 it e r rr nati Gazette. nv n , . , . r ... . , m,.f.ti Iilst wppk rx,,r(.ss , , r , '. '"y H-mst t ie I ug.tive Have A"d '" "P1"? ot !' ..'r'r . . , ( 1 here is a strong and deen feclmtr , , , . . . . . - amort l' the colored norm latum in tins t-itv.

ii .--numbering niit b'ss than five hundred There are several other unimportant

persons, to resist to the last, every cilbrt 1 , ... 1 l..w.t, - I I - made to bear back to bondage, any one of their number fo railv and defend each other, at the risk of imprisonment, fine, limb, and life its' If. V J'. fugitive slave cas? was decided in Philadelphia on the 1 Gth inst.. the negro had been residing here eight years, and was claimed bv o ie Jones of Mary land. Judge Crier of tho U. S. Circuit j 1,-ouct, tn-ougnt mat tne negro had tn-en j pro ven mo property or jones, nut tin claimant had failed making his case.d lie negro was discharged; and was received outside of the Couit bv a multipi le of negroes, whose conduct was so , riotous, that the Mayor was called out. who begged them to desist; but to no purpose when the police had to interfere, one of whom had his finger bitten ofFhv a negro. There were two of the blacks arrested and held to bail for resisting tiie law. The Shire Eicilcwn', it is reported. was on the increase in IK triot. as bite as

the l-'th inst. Tiie jail, where the alleged but ambitious fir sudden wealth he cm'f'ugi.ive" is lodged, is nightly guarded eluded to try his fortune in the far West, bv the military. ue a;,' not ,eRch the point of destination. On the Canada side at .Sandwich. bcfjre th? dread summons came. He has are some .vju negroes, wed armed. A large meeting was held in I Mi-oit-'t a fam:I' lo mourn their loss. the I Ith itisf.. at which tiie Mayor presi- From the same source, we learn that S. ded. Speeches were made by the intlu- C. Meredith is expected home in a few cntial citiv.-ns. and resolutions passed de- , ... , . , ., . . , , i , . (!avs. It is understood that lie has clearnouncmg tne fugitive Law. Trouble is anticipated when the negro .ed some 20QQ over all ins expenses, by is brought cut he is waiting his paper, - working at his trade in San Francisco, and sufficient money has been raised ti h is said tiiat Milton liiatt. is returning

purchase his liberty should he be adjudged a slave and sent back. A large meeting of the citizens of Cleveland has also been held, and reso- . . , i . r . i utions warmly denunciatory ot the law . J were passed, ' ritzMr Since case a! Detroit. The . "..t- -. rtn tuA ot!. tnnt ai a "l iiitiv? riae, on tne bin examina-ion took place that (Iay; The c,rdJ O.rav'.s a,ul r. s. tronp, accompanied the -mer fro,M the JaiI to the Court room niUstke,3. No attempts at Wtfrc ma,le bv the negroes and tSl UC L'lf lifatifT i' Hif II' U't.i .others who had collected ebout , . ., tiie Jail huI1(Irtds. Somestor.es and brickbats

, , . ,1 I 1 . r n, Rnpl,tPr .X.Y.l American S1VS that f,ftPen fugitive slares left that i.irfl hr Uanat a on v eanesuay. 1 I LlVD.Cave a charitable C . ' . n...j ...t- ; amoumed to 7,255 09. and PJ distribution. uec" a'"

in tiuuureiis. come stones ana oricKuais( o v " "i"'11 "l ...a..a,.,,si..ii ot li.a ! j r.n ll'a pnmaffa :.nr.A 10,.. tr.- f sil,V..-vt-if-iir,i:!ti.-i-i iia

THE PALLADIUM.

: - Vcdnrtlay, October 23, Agricultural Society f,ir Wayne Coun- j ty. We have been requested to call the ' attention of our fanners and Mechanics to the propriety of establishing an Agricultural and Mechanical .Society in this coun- j ty. W e would take the more pleasure in ! doing so, if we were confident such an ' ellbrt would be successful. All intelligent farmers and mechanics acknowledge the '. benefits which invariably result from such associations; but in our countv they have not carried out, practically, that winch ..,'.-. I i . nerifncjal. We have not time or r'lom to enlarge upon trie great advantages which would result to our community from the establishment of such a Society: but will merelv sujget that a meeting be hell in this place on Saturday, the second day of Xuvember next for trie purpose of taking the matter into consideration. Should it be deemed expedient to form such a society, the next meeting can be held in L'cnti eville another in Cambridge, at such other points in tiie county as may be deemed expedient. To s"eure tiie advantages of the statute of this State, incorporating Agrieultura .Societies, it is necessary t hold the meeting for tiie org ml, ition at the county seat. The present law is perhaps well enough f-r as it goes; but further legislation is necessary and demanded by the great interests of agriculture. Such legislation i i i u i 7 . i should be had tins winter, an I we nope nur Governor will call the attention of the legislature to that matter in strong terms in his annual mess ige. In anticipation of til0 revision of the law there can he no . , , , ., r . objection to boi ling tne first meeting in " this place; or if thought expedient it may be held at Centrev i!!e. The present law. provides that whenCver anv twenty or more citizens of the county meet at the county seat, thev can organize a society, and assume corporate and politic powers. Public notice has to be given of the intended meeting, signed bv three free holders, and published three weeks. The officers have to consist of a president. I vice president, treasurer, secretary and seven directors, and such subordinate .1 i 11 o r .- . ofboers as the Uoard shad from tune to time deem necessary. I lie treasurer to ;v tmn.l Before an election is had for officers. the fee ot memhership must ho l.xed. wliich is not to be less than one dollar nor : more than five dollars ner v ;r. The Hoard may establish and use a ... . ' , ,. - , seal. May receive and dispose of donati.ns of land or other property, but cannot hold real estate to a grerter value than Si-ioo for more tKm months -d 'u ,or niorc to an m. mon i,i-. provisions in the law. Tiie whole matter ' however should be revised, an-l we believe appropriations sh nil 1 he made from1 tiie .State Treasury to ni l in the payment of premiums &c. Agriculture and tiie Mechanic arts are the great and important interests of our State, and surely to foster and encourage them is a legitimate power or function of tiie government. j. emember on the first Saturday of November it is proposed to hold a meeting in this place for the purpose of forming an Agricultural Society. --- California Items. ----- We regret to learn by the Wayne Co. <Whig> that DANIEL LAUTZ [LANTZ], who left Centreville last Spring for California, died at Salt Lake. Mr. Lautz [LANTZ] was an honest, industrious man, and was acquiring at his business a competency before he left home home on account of ill-health. A correspondent of the Brookviile American says: "Geo. Parry, of Richmond. is doing a profitable business in the dry goods trade, as he deserves to do, for he is an honorable man." A letter from San Francisco, of 31st August, mentions and invoice of <House Frames> lately arrived there from Baltimore, invoice cost, $3500;: freight $1200 —they were sold to pay charge, and only brought $550. This is not very favorable to shippers of houses. The Crescent City arrived at N. York on the 18th inst. She bro't one million in gold dust in the hands of passengers, and $22,000 as freight. The steam-ship Minesso, arrived at Panama on the 4th inst., with one million in gold as freight. <Overland Emigration>.—.Letters from Fort Laramie of date August 26th, state that at the time of emigration has almost men 2,500; children 6--— horses 23,000; mules 8000 : oxen 36,000: cows 7000; waons 9000. It is said that at least one- fifth of the emigrants did not register their names. It is also stated that one thousand names would not cover the number of deaths between Missouri and the Sacramento valley.

CO"Gen. Bell's majority in Greene co., I fcJ-We are indebted to the H.n. J as is 463 in Preble, 320 in Montgomery. I Wh t: .-:: 3 for several vaiur.blj congress231. The majoritv in D3rke co., aga.nst i tonal documents, for v !:c!t he w.d j-'ease him, is about 50, which will leave him an accept our thanks.

aggregate rnaioritv of about I0O0. Gen. Dell is a whig of th right stamp, and will make a faithtul representative 07"Xe!son Bar re re, a good and staunch whig, is elected to Congress from the Highland county district, heretofore represented by locofocos. CO" The population of Ma lison, in ibis State is 8,0.'i7, and that of New Albany 9.8C5. Cd!7"Inthe legislature of Pennsylvania, the democrats have 60 members of trie House and the whig? 40; and th demo crats have a rnaioritv of one in the S-r.a;i-I lie Congressional delegation, is democrats 1 3, wliigs 1 1 . CO" The city of Memphis. Term . hns a population ol C. 100 free men and w .me::, arid 2.3o I slaves . CO" Pour in licttnetits have been fours ! against Gen. Ilintoti, for mail robbing. CO" The Board of Directors on tY Baltimore and Ohio Mailro t .11 the Mtii inst.. declared a divid-md of four p-'r cert, for six months, on the Washington Branch, and seven per cent. fr the last year on 1 tiie main stem of th-.; road. CO" The Chiilicothe. Gat'ttf says: "A lispatch from A. B. Wall P.so.. t ) th editor of this paper, states th-.t tie- p. o; le of Alliens co., bv a large m -jo.-itv. h ivr voted for a subscription of vloO.Ui.'O t.. the capital f!ock of the Belpre and Cincinnati Railroad Company. Coo l new-, that! and just as we expected from the enlightened citizens of Athens."' COd'he principal citizens of Daton had a public meeting a few days pn-t. win. the object of d.,vimg a . nod- t raise the funds to compk-t-j at ot-ce Railroad liom I)atoii to C r en vilie. There appears to be no doubt that the money will be raised, and the road completed forthwith. 0O"The Baltimore Sun states that $. ever a! mills at Ililic tivilie, Marvl.ind, an-l vicinity, have tulirely and paitially st .;- pel operati'Tn-. - T-hat in trie immediate iieighboriiood some GOO persons hav" tiius been thrown out of employ meld within a few weeks. COThe puiilic deht nf the city of New Orleans amounts to 1 ,0 10. CO"T!,c debt of Boston, including the water debt, is 50,195.14-1. tO"The I nion candidate for Congress in Charleston. S. C, has 7'K) nr-sjority .vcr Rhett and Holmes disunionists. 10The public lands given by tiie piesout session 01 i.ongre.s to vanous co,,templated improvements reach the c-nor-mous sum of tnirtv-cigid lln.UOtlfiV, hundred thousand acre.-,! CO" Tho City Conned of ("mcinniit i I.HVO .Tlio'oririated fl 'i.'.o:-Jl ! :! r !!: I: ir the purpose of erecting a Watch-tower. 2nd feet hiifh on w hich "is to be placed iire rd o.nn bell. frj It is estimated that the gross w C"ipts of tiie cigiit concerts given bv Jet n v Lind. exc?od -175 OoO. Hie )?i'Z ami Hi II i i ! ,o ll Tiie Hi, ii location of thRoad from this nlae", west to '..-ntrevi'de. iadf la-t wo an! w . . i be l.-t ' ' Contractors in a short tim-1 at (.'trim vil'.e appear to be Our frideform. neii to c go aiiea.l, and secure a connection w ith ' toe Hoad.s e;i-t. 1 :i"y nave toe anaitv an i ,-e believe tiie energy to i.oal-o roa 1, We d th in IV' amount of ;-ek has been n ;n wect 'rn pan of this county and :n t e o counties west of thi. It is cxriTted tin roa I from Irecnfiel-I to Kiogh'-do'.vii w:. be put under contract this fail. chm ; a . e ;. Cattle Il'ii 12ri . The editor of the New Castle C eirsays: iv reference to our a iv ertis.cj - columns it will he s"en that an eleetlon fo seven Direct rs for the X. C. : R. IL IL has been ordered for tiie 2nd of Nov. at llagerstown. We hope the stockholders "wTTl all take an interest in this eleetb-n and select nvn of sound ju-lgrnenr. energv and d'.screttoti. to conuuet tne buiiiess ot Wc are gi.i I to announce that the who!, amount of stock requited by charter pre vious to organization ( 1 '.OOO'i h s br u subscribed. This amount, it is tooug it will be suiTicient to grade and bridge toe whole line, and with the additional stock that can be taken during toe next year, will be sufficient to make th? roa 1 ready fr the iron, which the company has asterms. Mr. John W. Lrwin. cne of the most skilful and reliable Engineer in the west has been employed to moke prdlminary surveys and locate the Road. He will probably commence tiie work next week. -.s... We think the plan of s-eurmg t.. stock before maK.ng surveys and commencing work is much preferable to tiiat adopted hv .f m.r ne-hbi-rs of trx-Cnn by some c t our ne,g.u.,r5, of making surveys and advertising lettings in anticipation of getting the stock some day. - GT'CEN'srs or LorrsviLLE. The Courier says the total population of Louisville. exclusive of snhnrh is -oil fifli) Tiiat tnere are IO.80, free white ma.es over twenty-one years of age, and that since the first of June, the population has in - . .- . 1 .v, 1 ir-i n LCTine ponu.ation oi rroviaenee, Rhode Island, is 96.085 in IC40 it wa 75,324 increase about 25 per cent. , CO" Model Artists. Dr. Coilyer was exuding his -mo-lel living artists'' it, 5an t ranciseo at tne latest dates, due ..... - , . ( , . exhibition is aescnoea as ''interesting: I chaste, strictly proper, " Vc.

OCT The Convent!

'Secretary f i.i.ke arrang. mcnts wv'.i the editor of the In liana Journal for :h dailv publication of its proceedings sr. ! debates, as iurnishej lv t io St.mogr.iphr'r. Wo nave not img uter t. -in is ru k-.i ;n tois paper. i'u.'.' .'1 -.;. (ii'OSfH iiii ifrt 1 ei o! ie;i 1 iijiio.' HI. f'o h 'lit :.J ( i t ( JttIj '1 j . I : .- !tt-o. My i.s a ti n o) 2 ViV 2 - i a (' ;-- :i th- L--t .-:;or vi ! Mv 't 7 I i is .a couii'v .1 I My 1 ." -' - I- -1:1 i in S-..t!i-s : ; j'v ,; 2 ; :i i n town 1 . lVr; V. k 7 4 - i a r. . . r 1.1 i ri i "'-, - 1 'i J ! a l.- .i ;: .1 i I My ; r 7 . ., t ..-.oi i M -- My -.'.'!,' is !::- 11 1.. f a f. c Ameriea; ir'jr.itt-.i Krf:ie!i C . rtioig 2'uh 1 i" r Mr. 11: M ni: ii;n - hi 1 - i.y ; R V j a i- s - - a .'a v. .'. I". . auto i!.s:l,( :. CO V I N ' . i' 1 A N i flNOiN.'C II C ..;:. le M 1 H' ! -.e- r le'.:.. I-:-! - '! ! ie !;..f i;-.e i.iirii. ta- .- w . V. ' l. : i. .. .-Ii m;.. t . :. .. ill 1. r, r. ,.- . Ii . 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J 1 . -2- ..ii ( i i 1". . 7 e. , (!0 , 1 ' i t c.ov..-.- ..t lo.oi.oi, .i ::i 1 l.:,.,!'. --..(..j at t :.'.!. 1 i '. 1 :7.". . -2. !.. Si . I-IV e ! ! t ' i''.-- -S S...i lit -s.l --I in.-e ..' I ; 1 : r-.-f-ei 4 m1-. 1 ill i! -'S .j.-. Of :ii- ,1 i.h. ve 1 - were !. I't v-r from l.i.-t ' k. I ut.-n:- - .Tii. iva.lroii 1 w id i . c v oik and l b ie eiyb-ti ! to 1 .ini;irk. M iv net: and fr-un on j o';e M.l in ilull'.i o to I r.hh h k. and then. to i-v"-.. is progressing un b-r i :m-,-t.e en t o . l ..n: 'rent c nio ann-s. and t- : eo-npi '1 during th- ye.ii- 1 :h,l . From 'I-vcli'ind to T"! !. le i c i,ipai.i"s iir- to .-.i-o -ii:g i v the im : . e ! i -t" c-.nstruti n of to:-. 1 : nl; . i,.:, Ui ,et !V.,u,s.te. F.om '.'---!-. tip- r- id i- built to Adrian, it will be co,tii.u-d to Stur-'e s iiraine tuts t.n . i and bv ,.-rl!ig e-en le 1 t St. J..,ep, river and t:i- r-t it-- ime of iieli-ma. I' r.mi this i.einf. w-st. th ' r-iii-1 w ill ce. ii". t wish . , . i .i :.oia r ; : I ; i i l . c.t"ii.iiiL' .-; i.iid thence west ! ' to Mion-To ;;( iicagan ' htv: t t e- Mate ! n 1 ; . : i . ; -s ; ie i'.c"i is to i.e .bin. Wi'hhi on- vor on: tois .hi!. T.i" only r.-m oi u , n g 'link i 1 1 in e-s to ( '...t-ago, wli.i-'i is t i h" iii.t uo : . r t:.e ! i.-iui K ii ;r i i-1 i.nv , 1 . i i en I a jo. w -! . hi.' ro i i ud is raped! v 1 1 i ogre (sing to i I.il'iia. Her: i-: t .j----. -i e--.:it:nuous efiam ,! en foe At! into: to to rauwav r ::i o.ii i 1 k s d p..i . of I--! ! v ! 2: t; miles, which (.eeol-'t. .1 the e-ijil-e Iiii-' -V, thill ; a . ve-irs. T i" ' o- r 'V and - ne--.v ; ; ' il" I s s v a co :riv or . 1 u 1 an 1 i"e pr '!.- -1 S - o ' ;:! - """' I f-.ioi, : ee.-.- an i "iC-nir.-.g" t .- fi'en Is of t:i" t.'i-e-it (.'i-n-tral and lUttt-ni r n:' -s :n t.ie.r labors. en t . it eii:0 hi i ;,r..; ';. . i i ;': en ( r.-e- -h.g iiii. iV. d'.l to O ' i ' ; .. a -- i vs i ii till iti'.'i- a rr: v ! o:i ol il at. i o:, Tu'-ebsv .10-001 1 1 - li-:-n .U-e. . ,rg." I j.!--a-': re . w:ttoe I: il 11 ,- in . . V -r to - ib -t l i ; .. . i . i oe o . - , an-l b - " t , I ' e'.i . -s p , I .! e i .lie 1 lie: - w ;i,,-,i tie was one T t, : il'oii T.i - - ll'o : : f no 1.: ;,.,. T, a It::; ' v o r. e i s. .1 ane U ;f-o lit upr busor On! i.s w 1 i as ii.t-e-.ir !.-' !-. 1 v. e. : i i n i - 1 r. .on'!. Mr. Al-e.z nee; n 1 -ev ri-i! Is. :i;.p---.r- 1 i.-o!-- t .- s!i:.e.-i ,r ' :::s o. e--. '. in v i .i' ; wiit : II -as Corpus, i - -ii - i by i - h n or tii - ' r 1 J.jsr o . ,.. I, ,1 arrest up-: a warraof i--o--1 nv .ru-'. -: -II efio iii on fie c enplaint ot il Iw ar I Ctrl ey tor ass ..lit ;m 1 octerv c o.-i ii i unon .him !v Mrs. Wh-eier. on b.orl tic s'i; im: v' 1. on n-r recetit passage fnm .sew 1 o;o- t i t ois .rt. From tiie H-iiiisit of Mrs. Whe-l suori'-rte-l :y the oral tefctlm-iny of t fnears toot about tiie t 1 July la-t. w o-ii son)-" live or six dovs out from ai o arri i so. Mrs. W ,0 -eier i:iV!te some three or tour genle;nen into tiica:i:n, w rere '''"' a pisseriger. was sitting, rs? jn aiter tueir entrance into to--bin. Can-sy ro..? ? i---ave, w'n--n Mrs. u..ii..r-.ss.. ; a.m. rtr-pi-simg n.m;. rmam a moment, as so-- hi I something to sh. iOo.,0. . . y. .1 o u repeat.. . m-u.t-ed ,vr --r, noa.-I. in-i tnit he wju! I a--in'x ' ' u " " n 0 ' 'm T' Car.ey. without replying, began a retreat out of the cabin, ur.ori wine'! Mrs. ; n.m. rt- ri -s::r;g n.m re - waiKed no t h:;n. oti taking r'.i n-r w 0 t s ,'..n ..:-.;.--r. s. .... i e.t . r 1. , r,i" Mr. Can'1- to h?r satiifaction. an 1. as it wouid srrar. to tii" .satisfaction of hr fell j w-ross. Then taking a revolshe n oin led ly a-lvised ver trom n -r :.ociie him not to 1 ok at her, or speak to h as he valued his soul. ' For this Mr. Cany complains to Jus i.L ii tmiiJiii, w iij issues ins warrant, aii-'i tice it .oilman, win issues nis warrant, and iias Mrs. . arrested. His Honor tne Chief. Justice, uuon tiie heann". ordered the ladv discharged from the arrest. T. 3 , . , . J . Srinitu, Lsq.. appeared as counsel lor Mrs. W. i.'anev was riot present bv perSOQ or prc,xy. Pacific News. ' 1 mrtnirUinn. vn i.if T.m. . - " sJfra&fpTnur, TTSU-t erery We-in-jay . sssaed evening, at 7 o'ci'k. "

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I're I p-r Uul 6 bout? for i'rcos i:i til's .i '.-r r-tr5;.-ri''.a. 'l'r. S. L. IJi'i'iVK CO.. rropritor. j No. '.li.ji.ee Hail, Cincinnati, Ohio, To whom l or ier. .t b- ai irsl j Fo- i bv Irri,, K.i. Ue-h.,.ond; - O..V; . 'ir.in-s. (ientreviiie: Itav moad, i. Co., CamUn r tv. I i i. ' n't. 'j,' 1 :. 'i"-y . IT 4 M RDnn:RSt V... . . 1 - I . I HKItbi VI V VUIIIUWI -y 1 1 Oil V Sm'TE, AO. 7.ff i.ve jut ' ; J. r-c?iva a freh opplv of f abis. aod reaaee-t tt; prices follows. , " 31 t-' 1 I ,J. paper, wita tiireitiom lor ue, 4 rln. s i Jb. Tn. " " " " l' " AIs. f,-.h appJv of YTorfUUT Ve-jrtalAf - ViZ; l'rt Ctr Oil, Ae., $r. j ITTh,-, are also making i.rg, a,.ihioD. io - th - .. i fr.in.v r;in h'krik.. Cafli r..--.. . - - . . - - ' atj th-m. Kitboiood, Uct..cih, lsiO. 33if

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J griruUural .Hefting. ! There will be a meet ing of such of our ; citizens who feel an interest in the organization of an Agricultural Society for I Wa ne County, at t:ss Warner Budding 'in this r.?ac on SMl'RDW. th 2nd dav oi .sovember next, at 2 o'clock. ,.,..;. . U e hope tiie foil itving notice wdj be rejonded to, by a genrral arten lane? or" not only the members of th 1 Meth j;t , - , ... :.. . . . .- ., iuin .1, til 1:10 lainguagt CI Ifl COilT t.;m uesi.Tnated prepared to subset ilie ...-ra v to.ir.! i..y towards the Uu lable an 1 pra;s. ""X unoertaking. A Urg-r l.ous-. for .he comfottxble aee iUioio lation of a'l attend an i ties. re to attond the rej IglOUS services of the Mt ;ii i !t j...icicty here, is i.r.-'u'fi that is a lived fact." And we believe it is also a lived fact" that the members of th society an 1 t'te-r friend have both til-? win an 1 lh- energy to aconipli-.il the w. irk put that and thai tog -tiier and It will be done. Wo will take occasion to aliti ie to this mvter of Ctiurch-building again; now to ihe N O T I C V. . A iiieeting of tiie mmih.-rs and frin 1 of t ie M. th list Iljuscood t hiureh. w.il be hel.I at tin; k-tiio.list .M eetmg-1 louse in tins jibict?. on Wf.ltlfsitiiy. tli :t!i ilisfuut, at early caudle-lighting, to tike into consideration the propriety of erecting a new an I more commodious hom of I'nhbo "shy. Kev. S. 'I'. Jtt.i.ttrr an-l Key. J. II. lli t.r.. are epct.'d to he present and address the meeting. Tii Li-hes an-l Cei.tiemen. and all p -rsons trien llv t the enterprise, are res.e( ii'ii'lv invited to be present. i W . S : 1 1 !-o:( ;i. Jm;:s M I' . , C"Kiciom n !. t .-t g . 1 i. The p ii-.i! ition of this. ( W ayue) Towniiii i.s 4 lai 1. d'aat of New ti ardeu Til.ll of IVaiiUbn 1 ,:.; CO I'iiere were but t-n deaths in I'rankbn tow'iihij during tiie eni- en ii'ig the tir-t ot J line last. In New 1 1 irden dur.ng the same length of taiio there were but .i,1. aths. Hir'im nd M-rh,ntir S.'if Ah'-i-l! At the late agricultural Fair b'-ld nt Ibiton, Messrs. I'.eard oV Sinex of this place, received a D plom i. for tii best plough for general purposes. A plough of th-ir mauuf icture. owoi -d by Newton Lirsh, receive I the Premium. Tii"S evi lelices of the g )od pl il.ti es of the Umpire plow must ho very graiirying to our friends. Messrs. Hoard i: Sinex, as well as t i our Citizens ... u have ot liii'T mechanics who would be eoa.iliv sir'i!i'sfill it itiev il.. .li. I i.nlv , 1 ,k,! '" "ouhle and pains to t U u 1 evhiblt s-on s;efiiiens of t'eir r"ie:. tivn W o I ii III Ills I : j I , I, . i ; 1 1 .' u I is proverbial for its go d mechanics, and they ar tne true source ofth" weahh ari I prosperity uf oiii Oivn. Jrucc-js to tin. hi. Itoi :ta," .oini: i oti;i;;;i i. Abens wh have b -en three yeirn in tipj t riited St'ifes. and wo di I n-.t arri vt under I years ol' ag-' in order t lei " . ... , , , liiaiiiieil 1 vote ai me i resi jeuuai eieotioii in must .b clare thir intention to become naf.ir.iii. -d on or before tile 7tii 0 iy of tho month of November. li'Vl, - .. -ll. l... . '..I .. ol cTw i i o.'V win nave io-i i.ie privoieg j on that occasion. Foo. i.-;.; Pe-ii-.i .wio.s The o.tib.r nnmb.-r of toe 1 'hrenolog.cal Jo irnal toe .iter ' tire .loonial. an 1 tae tu,1 ,... have !i"!i, r'ji-'i-tliriv, reeeived. 1 oiesrs. fowlers ii ve iii tuo i-ourse 'IV. . M . . . . I.' of p ibi.j it! j.i a -eri"s of all tho itit;ortatit works etiiit on the system of W tl.-r Cure, in an uniform edition. It is cubed tiie W.it.-r Cure. L'br trv. 1 77" The "only 111 m in town who has he ir 1 .fenny Liu 1 sing " has just npeu.-d .1 lot of new. tine. r.ch. goods. (Jail and e a . 1 1 1 u j .11:01. For t'tf P'ltbt'tftm, A s-;: a.;--et-. ; i i- n .:: a i .i to " t h k maw u 1 r.f a m it.;.." Tun' "l!ot,n thr Hoir." "The man with a s'i'l" is now w.oJi us, 'i ii.-n Jet u s iiii join bun as one. To conquer tiie poor liquor-dealers. And b.mish iiieir ivh.sky an 1 rum. And when he has told ! tiie pubiie What compounris are f urid in their rum, I iningine tiie denb-rs. like mngi.-. Will throw down their bottles and run! Then hi dies we'll join in a chorus. An 1 each one rriiv sing it who w.li; We're awake to t,c cause tiil" before us. r.d we'll ieb. titi wall with a st.Il." U'e'lt .,.tt th" ktufT thev are welling Is a mixture w.-rse tuan p:g s sw :' n ? if ask-d who said it, w're willing To w bv a '-man w.th a sfib!" ftand t'h" poor deab-rs in poivm: Alas! what can we do now Tn ladies are helping the cause on 'd' is too bad to make such a row! f . i nen .a .ies, vcc. This is the way w? will caution All se-jers of w:rt" brandy gtr.. nfrtr-n them, plabdv. we reckon TU(..- ster.pe(J in the dreS, of all n'm. 1 . - , .. -,. And if a. young man saoiI 1 address us, Who visits our "City Hal-loon," Cod help us to be very cautious, hre -h ""v t Then ladies, 6:z. W e II pray God inaT aaced thi . " And prosper the cause he s espoosea To help him we'll do all we can ,,.,.r. . .. r n .,d hicn is sometnina when iul np 'e will frown, we will talk, we w'ulac , Autl leave r,0tStone thai unturned; 'Til the demon's car's off of the track. it .(ostrucfioa he a eam .. , : . Li i 1 . - 1 111; t vi t 1 1. - ' .... , .. . 1 hen adies, c