New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-29
Aphadelpha Association. near Galesburgh
Michigan.
FIRST ANNUAL sErrLEsiENr


The dividend ca stock Is six dollars, SIX cents
and four mills on every hundred dollars
The wages for labor, both male and female, Is
ty-tiye cents and two mills per day OF egh; hours
each.
Boarding rsr week cost The members slxtY-four
and sixth cents. including the labor for kitchen
work OF all kinds, done IN some D or 80 separate
kitchens
When our circumstances are considered, we are
confident thaIevery sincere we-wlsher To the Sue
cess of social Improvement Will say, Well done,
good and faithful servants.
In the first place this Is the dividend on about
ten months OF active operations. ID, at least one
fourth of our time has been unavoidably wasted IN
unproductve industy-about ore hundred and
wenty-seven weeks Of which We're consumed IN
organizing, before single days work vas done !;
and the rest IN moving about. building large shan
tee, and crowdng each other INTO corners, Tor
want of elbow room, &c. Sd, we could not labor
10 advantage being scattered over the domain, al
u distance OF several miles from each ether; and
on account Of wet weather ih. Tor reasons sia.
ted IN previous numbers Of the Iocsin, some OF
our members became careless and needless during
the fall and winter. Some eii and those VINO arc
still here have taken fresh courage. 9Th. our saw
mill was in such condition that we had 10 rebuild,
with exception OF the dam and frame.
The encouraging circumstances are a. follows;
lst. we have now first rate saw null, and sriSt
mil RAINING The latter viii b. converted INTO a
Touring mill. with Two run oi sIone by the tir>t OF
August next, and guarantee OF plenty OF water
during the wear. %. we have about leo acres OF
wheat and quantity Of rye on the ground, which
promise abundant crop. 81, our mansion i IN
such state oi iorwaTGneSs thai the greater part
OF the resident members VIII get INTO u soon
lih, but not least, there i now prospect oi our
paving " the land debt. all but about S2O, !nIne
diairIv and before L Is all due, without emoaTrasS
ing u in the least: and expect 10 announce
the payment IN The next Iocs!n-
pt n-rr IL
asked us by letter wh-ihe- It Is tue ihg. we
a starving condition. aye utarmed that no person
has vet suffered hunger IN APnade!phIa. without
having something 10 eat. lAlphadelphIA Iocsin.
RAILROAD AcclnENr "A maa was killed this
forenoon by the lowell II O'Clock traln about two miles
from This city He walking UPON the railroad t-aeA
ana re-siync The baggage train from Lowell approaching
he se2Yed upon ;he o:her t-sek iIhcu; apparently oe!
aware that the passenger ;rsn directly oel;d HIN ie
was Instantly killed. From tie 1rers II his possession Il
supposed TIA; his name Valentine Cay o. see Place
in Name. B?St Journal.
lJ- Nh. Emerson Bennett. OF Fall River, was
kilrd 8: Newport, :. I. ThC-scar, while a;ieaPi-
in, 10 lesG = lrac;icu- horse in the street.
MuRpEK Andrew To!snd was murdered near
Columbus Miss on the Sh iuS;. Two have been A.
rested On suspicion
FIRE N TAE MoUNTAlxs.-Th- Neve7slnk Noun
.,u IN TIC vicinity OF o- borough took :r- YESTERDAY g.
t,-,o,n ram the same locomotive that communicated the
ere through town. and burned vigorously I'll The ever-
when heavy thunder shower : step - nc rara e q
sr.ud asd imposing Reading (Pa) Journal. e6ih
nx- bo-la. Creek ch-f, with MS
4ients John Ross David Nsnn. ard others who collese
h Cherokee delegation Washington Ciiy nov On ;hs
uav ,hthe- passed through Vs bu ussa A.San-as ie"
days sIee. -
~ The Legislature OF New-BFun<wick was pro
roSaed on ;he l+th Inst.