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FRANCE.

- Tie National A.rcu,lilV has voted H. own
t.,o'ulipu, pud public confidence increases
90 Tnu. Napolcqu. lie has given great
~ -,-.ir''.+,- tAa-,sisY e!ae-uGlr
present. There appears 10 DO Republican.
-n in Frunce ouly IN name.
Tho new Assembly viii meet about tho
middle ol'Nlay. Louis NAPOLEON seems to he
,'Ily acquiring political strength mud popu-
luy, mud politicians who have hiihcrtu, from
'Wraru.luus of instability or other g,utyes,
rtrhrli thrr supVort,uuW come furward. Ia
d'c're themselves Bpnnmrlirls; aud Hcrurl-
ugly very rr@i prnUesA has hacn made
U rr-cs,ahil~hlng public confidence. The
. Bonnet Rouge, liu symbol of liberty az well
1'"'' tuu", bt' hccu pat down IN almost all
parts -! France. MouiHTunrdn Gags and So
em''i INSCRIPTIONS shared tho same !A;c.
Lnlliii lihlllA haAiug iutcfpcll4lrl Tho min.
;flfy upon The affairs of Rom, received in rc.
ny nn animation That the French Gov.
,TUin'ni dhi hul mr1n 10 acknowledge
no khh1n Government, without pre-, inu>ly
o'ccrtnlnlng that u-Npuroved OF rs ucts; aud
uAt lhc French ministry was nuNinus thai
We Pope should he plgced in pusi,inr be-
coming atcmporal Prince, aud tho head of
hc Catholic Church; md the Assembly, in
-A'iie at nj i'ictirctuui effort Of tir Rrr. Ru-
pnoIicahs, To ietler the Government hy,n dec.
{! To the order tho day.
THE CONTINENT.
The course OF events IN continental f..
fonc continues marked ly the ni,ht mud inl
WFtinrcs' The GRIND Duke Of Tuscany
a"' lled from Florcuro, with his family, nnl
mas taken refuge nj Porte San E,ec,ro \
Provl7tnmng Government has hccr III.
10y the cycsc,l people.
In the Roman States. the renull,..,,, E,.,
ing has reached the highest point Of ,'.;i,-
menL AnENeculivp Committee Inns usnr,,
ed the Pnjhl authority, which is nltor.,I.,.
set aside. The Pope is sde Gaeio drpcsrJ
and Republic is esiubiistfcd Surdlnin r,
malns quiet; the Kny seems conscious TINT
he has not the confidence ofthe Italians: nc
'ord'mgly. lbs object seems TO be confined To
,mhe'tH6H,'enance of his own power within
Piedmont.
Naples has not ntkancedn step towards
lne settlement other disputes. with Sicly,nnti
VT FreAnlne ilIat IlIRttar- piA remain III xtufll
fNo' nnIii SON" progress ran BIZ l,nfis II! ,llc
negotiations of'the several powers now ns.
Se'nhllng nj Brussels, for Tho adjustment of
1o"nn ufihirs. NJ, So,no.rdo has arrived in
I"ndon from Vienna, with n view to settle
H"9Lord famersion the prclilninarlrs or
ne Brussels Congress
lhe. hung of Holland opened the Cham
e'S on the l1tlL amidst General tnnnitestn-
''",'S ~ attachment from his people.
!" Ftllssin, the elections hive absorbed II.
WV. SAL interest; the prospects Of the Minis
= ~ L4kg .onicnfllnt Ikl1IIIntEl
!" Austria Nud Hungary affairs have ngnin
ah nninvoralle urn for rho Imperial
,II'''"io I'aSe certainly been bonrep ~ sever.
n encounters With the IIungnriuus, aud
,,., likely 10 give them II great deal 81
'.''''' u is impossible to rrnd -thu srcrnul,rs
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REMEMBER

Tg1HAT T. jt.WETT 4. co. have a. large
N stock ct GOODS, which they arc selling
OF rapidly, SteXtrcucy low prices.
Feb, % Ga5w5
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Maller Spikes, Iron, &c.

r,1 JEWETT &. co. lravc for sale supc.
E'Is t,urquai.ty Of Nails and Spikes, jus, ~
crived pcr Railroad, al 50 per cask Rlso, Tire
Iron, by the 100 lbs. or more, nj $3.50; man.
u!acturtd lro..9-.i,-ar-in proportion.
S,~Jnhushury, March I. 605w5
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FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the steamship a
nnerica.
ENGLAND

Tl, s,comcrorriyed At boston On 'hc iQ'b
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GyrMiss Mary Lyon, Tho we'll known aud
ughy respected PrinciphloCd ir Mount llo-
YOKE Foma!e Seminary, died OF crysIrcios,
ou tine 9TH instant ut South llndlcy. ogcd 80
yenrs.
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I --...-.A.ASAes
I 11IPj,s SHD.

NEW I.Oror .iLL TO0Lund OhNioth
y C.lRPETLN GlGst received aud Tor sale
at very low pages. II JEW ETA co.
March /. . G15wJ
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f-fytrt~tTtT ~ - II tT-r-fs- -fr-AI
CGLYYI.4VOR.%
GRAN CEPDLES.
.ST2. mr. CEVYERS,

chimes FURNISHED ~ short notice AZ cost
Grhfr, r extra ROT GHHOlN,LSeaa-
SANITY on hand
4 ac't4te TWO HORSE WAGoS. q,
yne~, Tor 5le
T.v0f-n, VI NHeE IS fs;o G'3wG
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Ogden. 1ay lor,renched Luuis' He, on lis
why 10 Washington, Oh sunday,and also We
tied his sister h. the neighborI'.od on lie
Sabbath, IL he could have controlled the
Steamboat, aud 'hc public reception, ho de-
se,,ss ,bo eeuswrs bestowed upon him, in
snne quarters. Whether he cauli have deuo
tiir uguinst the Utmost universal custom Of
steamboat travelling at the Wcst aud South,
..e nfa ual able lo Judge.
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CnnrrImnl.nrn nTIlle n. y. EAnress.

'"I'Fi ffWiNiiiH ~ lf ~ ] ' lsAlF'''f
Htr.r.1t. WAAmN6TOs, Mauh oh,
Almusi All iim Office tftkers lave Eood
6lUTy Iuil Of tho trrsi,tu't, md hlilio0Pl-
none us yet me gmiiRed, I believe ~ az
satisfied with tie rehsonnblenrrs Of his az
swors, ilis resolution Is ,,i,sii',ls 40 9" re-
uo,nls. lie vii uGlhe non" IN mid If him
telL Al must rOnc through lie proper ljH-
pnmeuf, aud ~ win bn dnly considered Ia
CibiH1 tnUHrH.
a good sIory IN told is ono oliiH Old nrislr
lurs aud Nutui pcfsoul ltiuuds, who prcseui-
cd hlWaeli 10 lIu Willie House 90 Wcdnrh-
dny' fnW Ihp President lprH few mnuruir,
sold lHm lls w'slrs, nod lLuu commenced
lnluH lglorr l'u lu- Wl.t'u application, ter
Iluohluls, Sc. "l'm them up,n tuld lhe Gou-
trai{"I VIII not louksni one of lbon Al
: appointments luubf cope through lhe proper
chhmcl. aud Wlile wbl you 40 iigrannnl
harp'"csa nnd hH public ldospaitfM I eluUUt
Wphn any rNrrpiOu 20 ihr course ] have
mnrkcd utii, even lor the beet lrirrd lave"
The rcHsuuitbloueHs of iiip Huswrr wins entire.
y satisfactory ~ lis lfieud, and he letl ud.
mirng hls friend more nlll more,
The appointments will not br made with
any great hurry, bud the President md hui
Cplnuci seem Disposed not 20 hurry mutlrr-.
doubt " any oiler appointments Urr' ol 70
tho icuul6 lhnn tlnse Designed 20 'iIt Sutbl'-
cle- already cNislinF mud new offices cJclfd
hS tie ncis Of Gungress. rt.'
,ia,iAer Imgoriaui Letsr from Gesrtjl --
REID If. We are daily ,rceeivlna trsrmo.
ny Ike the following, from The North, South.
East Hnd Scat
Grniirrfirn-l WAS affiliated pflili Asthma fag
Il years, aud had tried every remedy pea tile
rouuiryi had also been 81 several ynir ians
and Iounti no relief whatever ! wac nfii rtrd
at hmrsso severely, that tile blood would ausll
from NY no-n. and my hrVaiAiRF WA Aill.EIlL
lndood tho diFcEsc had gained NJ much on ne
that drspriicd of ever getting wrll, when
CHANGED 10 got a hottie ~ "Wstat's BniErm
af Mid Cherry which effected perfect
eurc, and | now consider myself perfectly
sound. TIL. can be- proved hy numbct. oi
men IN Franklin County and yiciuhj, aud
think Il iny duty - let II BE- known,
FHON-FS a PATRICK,
Franklin 60 Ga Noy lN,1aiG
For srlc 10y J c bingham ST. Jliusbun
rlan;J FLINT, 81 JohHybury Centre T. +
Packs, Passumpslc, and dcalcTs ga medicine
generally, ....,.,~... --z-.
: The genuine signed Bnt,s on The wrapper
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fLOlR-tluWdEd strrri $40 q q 62 Ohio,
:, - 20 = r., Gcucscc, com hf $50 ole
CORN r.1w, t"uudi go b' tattoo . 81,
white % n &c.
OATS southern, - $50, nor'hrrn. T1n 30.
casicrn. 20 a 20
WOOi.-Thrrch1 has been rdr demand for
domestic and snlrh urr rrHdily m1dc - -u.,.
plies on arrival Th, sales 81 the week. 90.
mount to about $4,000 pounds fleece, aud
nnImn narcnla of nnILnd M nlInith nrlrra
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Connecticut and Paasumpsic
Rivers Railroad.

q. q - - ~, go /:
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TIL Il GA 5T.IE77f1 q N ! \ =

0T~upon lie close ofIllu session Of Con
gress, resolution wa,i offered Ia tho lluusr
tliHfil'ibf M Winthrop hIF -tttnIHnftiHih
nlarArr IN which be had discharged lbs ju-
lies UrsPenker. .une Jumnop, qCpniessee,
moved 10 strike out tho word H1npnniHl"-
nlinfHg ~ M reason, that Mr. W. nppoiu-
Ied an abolition committee or tho DslricI Of
Columbia, Johnson secured siAIeen yotr5
lor his ulolion, 49, rrnders Of lho papers ~
bom NE Inns Mr Winthrop WIS rrgied viii
rememler how hpWna asshlcd for npp'ful-
HE 'pro-slayery eolpmiaet' an The District
II 70 nevertheless toue, lin, tie triumph Of
lho Wings nlhe House secured The 6rrl uun
slavery cpnlmiure on the District Of Cnlup'
hin ll,o country has witnessed for the pnst 81
ycnrs, Aud rlc wiigb did 100! lhe "luo,
slavery Whigs' ~ master iippnm lush,
0y-Fdsr day Ia Massachusetts, Thursday
April tho 18Th,
uY~Judge Colnnler, the nrw PoslmnIrl
General, served iV The war Of 1912, us q Lieu
teuEnt of Artillery. lie shs stationed upon
,ho irouiier.
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The Markets.
aRlGnToN MARKET, T1una,,

BRIGHTON MARKET, Thund,, Match -.
Reported for the Traveller
At market, 45O b"ofcattlr, n p..it working
SWINE.
Rect cadlr--GSira, 5000. l,'qpaiay, q 90,
81 do $50, "a do 5,5O
Working Ozcn--salcs at po, ~, 10, rnd
sli5
Cows and Cslyrs--salrs II g, 90, ~, -.
1'' SIaaa 80, ga, o..,,-,
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'' GroeorN IlorouToN, srcrolay,
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0y-Fsr dAy IN Massachusetts, Thursday
Aprl tho 10Th.
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that body, TO adopt such measures as
may harmonic conflicting interests. and
tend TO PerPetuate that union which should
be the paramount. object Of our hopes and
affections. If any action on my part is
calculated TO promote on object 50 near
the heart OF every one who loves his coun-
try, ! will Zealously unite with the co-or-
dinaie branches Of the government.
In conclusion. F! congratulate my fellow
citzens on tae high state OF prosperity TO
which the goodness Of Divine Providence
has conducted our common country. let
Us invoke a continuance O! the same pro-
tecting care winch has led Us from small
beginnings 10 the eininoncc WHICH we this
lay occupy. aud let rs seek TO deserve that
continuance by pru lence and moderation
in our councils. by well directed attempts
10 as=uagc the bitterness which too often
makes unavoidable differences ofop.iion.
by the proa!ulgation aud practice Of just
AMI liberal principles. and by an enlarged
patriotism which Shall acknowledge no
limits but those Of our wide spread repub-
lie.
ZACHARY TAYLOR
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FOREIGNER IN CAL;FORNIA,

Gen. Persefer Smith. commanding tie
Pacific Division OF the American army.
has issued a proclamation forbidding all
foreigners from passing upon the public
lands in California for the purpose OF
digging gold; and declaring his intention
OF enforcing the laws Of this country
against all persons vino are not citizens OF
the United States who may be found at
the mines The penalty is fine and i'm
prisonment. \ large majority of those
now engaged q, The mines are foreigners.
hence some difficulty may be found in
carrying out the penalties OF the law. 4
meeting Of American citizens held al
Panama about the Goth Of January, passed
resolutions expressing theis determination
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Religious Enterprise.

We have observed with pleasure the enter
prise Of some OF our citizens South Of this place
in the erection OF churches About four miles
South on the Liberty road, the Methodists have
during the past year erected a splendid Church
on 4 10, Of land donated By Lewis Burk- The
church is OF brick, sufficiently large for very
numerous congregation The architectural plan
ls plain and neat, and the work is of modern
style. Those who engaged in the project de-
serve much praise for their li5erality and the
manner in which they have succeeded.
A few miles below, the Baptists have erected a
beautiful frame church, sufficiently large for the
congregation. II is the old church at Mr.
Suisers. and is beautifully situated the bank
IF Elkhorn. This church was built BY the liber.
atty of few persons-Tnem hers Of that respect
able denomination of Christians, and are
pleased 10 learn tina, the members Of the con
gregatioa who worship there, have not permit
ted themselves TO be divided By the non essen
iial dogmas which have some places disturbed
that church.
Again, but few miles further South on ths
same road the Me ,aoas,s have built still !argel
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LADIES BOOK FOR MARCH,

Has been received, and we must be permitted
TO say that 1t surpasses, IN quantity ana quality
of reading matter and embellishments, any pre-
vious number. There 20 pages of reading
u,atter-t2i extra pages So distinct ngraying-
and 10 contributors to it. \ music plate accom-
paiies each nunber-coHlposed expressly fol
this work; the plate of Fashions is a valuable
addition to the Book, in the estimation of the
La4ies; in short. it Is The BOOK, and well worthy
of a liberal support. On the receipt of 50, Mr
G oaey " III send the Lalies' Book and The Ladies
Dollar Newspaper. II the reader wishes ID
&c! fhe 17or1. OF has money, send Sd TO Cooley fol
the Book and Newspaper, or s. to HOLE va,
S. Davis for the Palladium
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We Indebted to Professor I.arrabee for a
copy OF the catalogue of the Officers and Stu
dents of this Institution for the year 1873
This University is located at Greencastie. Put
nam county, about forty miles west Of Intianap-
oils. IL one of the most healthy portions Of our
State. The Faculty consists of WILLIAM c.
LARRABEE, A. VI. Professor Of Mathematics
JONI WHEELER, A. NJ. Professor Of the Latin
Language and Literature. CHARLES C DowxEy,
A. VI. Professor of National Science Cyrus
MUTT. A. VI. Professor Of the Greek LANGUAGE
and Literature. JosEPH LIveLEv, y. b. Tutor
in Mathematics. RonERr CURaAy, VI. D. Lee
turer on Physiology. SAMUEL Il. HosuouR, \
VI. Teacher of German. Michael J. LYNCH
Tutorin Languages. We fad the following His
tory Of tbs University in the pam }hIei before US
The establishment OF n University under the
patronage OF the MethoAi Episcopal! Church IN
Indiana, was projected by tn, Indiana Confer
cnce in 1855.
III 1881. an act Of incorporation was obtained
from the Legislature of the tate, and the same
year preparatory school was opened. Ia 1883,
the first catalogue issued, and in -i1 the
first CONNIE ncenen Mt hell.
The number of Students in attendance each
year appears from tbs annual catalogue fol-
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The Inaugural.

Geographic report Of the inaugural
address ofPresident Taylor viii be found
in our columns to-day. 1t doubtless con-
tains many errors in language. punctua-
ton. &c. incident 10 Geographic reports.
When corrected copy shall have been
received we VII republsh il with the nee
essary corrections.
II is plain. straight forward wing doe
unlent. and is characteristic Of all the en-
anations from the pen Of Gen. Taylor
The course of policy marked out by him
for his administration of the affairs OF the
government, is such as will find a hearty
and sincere response in the heart of every
American citizen who has confidence in
the ability Of the people for self govern
ment.
Gen Taylor has evidently made the
bright and glorious example ofthe Father
Of his country his beacon light. and we
trust he may faithfully follow it through
his Executive term. But we have not
time OF room for further comment. and can
only commend the message 10 the candid
and unparalleled consideration Of every
citizen.
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what have you got there, Joe!'
1--we got a ham
That isn't ham, it's nothing but a
shoulder
Its ham, tell you. but no, an ultra
ham,
a young wife demonstrated with her
husband. dissipa,cd spendthrii, on his
conduct. MY love- said he. I'm only
like the prodigal son; shall reform by and
by "And will be like the prodigal son,
too she replied. "for will arise and 90
to my father and accordingly off she
went.
| BEAurrFUL.-Therc is nothing purer
than honesty; nothing sweeter than chari-
! ~; nothing warmer than love; nothing
richer than wisdom: nothing brighter than
virtue; and nothing more sfeadfast than
I faith. These united into one mi I'd form
the puresi, the sweetest. The richest the
brightest. and most steadfast happiness.
At New Orleans on the 18TH. the river
was very high. and had broke through the
levee in several places. No serious dam
age was done. The vessels ic port were
unable 10 discharge their cargoes.
/ How TO CArcm RArs.-A Yankee has
T jus, invented a method 10 catch rats. lie
says: locate your bed in a room much in
tested bv these animals. and On retiring
put out the light. Then strew over your
pillow some smelling cheese. three or
four red herrings, some barley meal or
new malt. and a sprinkling Of dried cod.
fish Keep awake I'LL you find the rats 1t
work. and then make grab.-fScien
American n. ~
i Canal BANK OF CLEyELASD-There
appears no doubt but this institution has
failed TO comply with certain provisions Of
4 the law Of the State. for the regulation Of
banks. good deal has been said upon
the subject Of this apparent evasion. and
Of the feigncd transactions with which it
has been connected. There is one point
of view in which the affairs Of the bank
are shown which is not very bad, after an
From the statement il appears that the
bank has s5e.415 ofcirculafion. and e64,-
$50 in Ohio State stocks in the hands q
Of the Treasurer Of State.
State Jour.
) Of the 40 students who entered 1t tho
} West Point Military Academy last JUDY,
} 20 Of them failed 10 pass the Jamuasy
Examination, and were dismissed.
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The Richmond Social Iycenni.

The second semi-annual exhibition of this in
s,i;ution. will take place on next Friday evening
at 81 o'clock, in tho PnbLic School House. The
pub!c are respectfully invited to attend.
W " AUSTIN, Pres.
y Narc-ou
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oDoh CONSCIOUSNESS.
WASHINGTON. Feb. o6,

w WASHINGTON, + co. y6fh-
SEN credentials Of Mr..
Wales. Senator from Delaware, were pre-
sented
draining the swamp land was adopted.
rhe bill ID regulate the pay department Of
the array, was passed m
The bill allowing compensation to reg
listers and receivers for locating land war.
rants passed.
The general appropriation bin was then
considered and discussed till adjournment.
OUSE.--The whole day was occu.
pied in the consideration of the California
BILL
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TO stand BY Gen. Smith in enforcing the
law A correspondent Of the New York
Herald says:
The note Of Gen. Smith to Mr.. Nelson.
the consul, doubtless applies 10 the Peru
VANS. What the effect Will be at califor-
mia is obvious. We must fight on our ar
rival a, San Francisco.
Among the Peruvians who applied for
passage on board the California. was 4
man worth $50 100000.
Two Americans diel yesterday (2ith)
in the city, and many are sick some Of
whom viii assure,lly die. again entrea,
the Americans TO reflect ere they rush
mad,y upon this perilous voyage of gold
hunting. There is plenty of gold in Cal
;.ornia: but as common as it is there.
know that large number Of those here
would retreat for home--sweet home
were j; not Tor the contumely that would
confront them and follow them.
The British consel IS in town. on his
way II Nazatlan. and assures me that n
vessel vii be down from Naz4tian in a
few days, with 1000 600 in specie. and
that the enormous sum of ;:I2 900 900 viii
pass The isthmus Of Darien for Eag!ana,
from the same source. the present year, 10
say nothing ofthe specie from Chill and
the southern coast, which VIII Be incalcl-
liable.
The rains have ceased III here Will
be oti'neNt week The road or deiile. is
,lricr. bat not less rocky: the natives are
not less rapacous and dishonest many
passengers having lost their entire bag
gage. and most of US have lost part of our
baggage. after paying SO and SD per
trunk or bundle. and SO. Sl5 and SOS
per mule. and from $40 TO $50 and - j
for canoe. The coal ship Humboldt is
here. and VIII probably take the place oil
the Panama or Oregon. if they do not ar
rive. it being reported that the Panama has
returned to New lork with broken cylin-
der. Sc
Mr.. Nallus tone Of the passengers with
Captain Phelps to Charleston. with over
$780, 900 in gold,) saw figs sol! for ,heir
respective WEIGHT il rold and saw ! blank
ct. belonoinrto Cant pbelps sold Tor $40
I iie NiaiiaS'} mas So' more Soid 'ha1 ne
can Prudenuy spend IN this HE, and carries
hunk in his pocket weighing four ounces,
,:,h uh;.h -, I,fa, ..,,lI,.I III, a.,
W 49, ~ - -
and gladly sold II 10 Hr. Nailus Tor dirty
sr,ir, he had IN bis soddle.hac
:. -,
2o'i'o 1900 i''''"''i'"'''2' 'o Poi'u-'-
uon OF San francisco ana the mines he
has no conception of. There are 500
housas in San Francisco. two bote,s-ooo
.,,,.r,,,.,,,1 ,,;,., oLon. 100 and 10 o.h.,
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Tie Butler BH-it tie late session
Of our State legislature law was passed
authorizing and requiring the Governor 70
institute suit against the trustees under
the Butler bill for the arrangement of our
State debt. for their refusal to comply with
the provisions Of the contract in compile
ting certain side cuts TO the Wabash and
Erie Canal. .!.4'.;v i--s: a4, !. i. i'rv-
ant have been employed on the part oftAe
State. This is but a commencement &C
difficulties.
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house of pubic worship. II is denomna,cd
Robbins Chapel, aud is located IN rich agr
cultural, AM we doubt not a high moral ana
christian community.
These are bright and CONNIE ndahie evidences
Of the religious enterprise aud zeal of tie res
pec,ise communities TO which we have referred.
We should sc pleased 10 an equal zeal man-
ifested IN the erection of comfortable aud COM
mo-. ous school houses, for the advance me ut OF
that ha. maid Of Decentralization. Under
a salutary .-cAool law shall expect the com
munisieS 10 watch we have referred TO be the frs,
10 take advantage Of its provisions and disps use
with lihsral hand lis great blessings
0-r-Locofaco partizans complain Of the 5reri'y
Of PresiIen, Taytor', inaugural. The greater
cause Of com piainl however, we suppose 10 be,
the absence of obieetioa lie features. 1t IS near
~ as long as Washiagton's or Jeaersoa's; AM
IS longer ihau either Nadiso,.'S or Jackson s.
It's brevi:y and sinp!eily ara oh- ITS COM
mendahle features. and we trust hls f. 'aFe mes
sages naay possess the same charaeieristies.
The Family Visitor SAYS; that law Of Nir-
rinia allows the retail of spirituous liquors J.,
..proper ptacrS,' in the different counties. In
one 81 the coanties the mag istraes have decided
tbat there : u pfoesr place within their Juris-
&lctioa.
Flour, ~375a&2> -: Batter. 9l4os.: Apples.
she: Peaches, 81 .2n: Cheese. 6te: sugar, ~ !:
Nolas~e~. s-ac: Coffee. 7e. htskv. l5Idl5.
Lar4, 6tc.-. Cincinnati Atlas, March ,.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-07

The Covington Friend says the Hon.
L. \. IIanncgan has determined to re-
move to the south, and locate in Nisss-
sippi or Alabama in the practice OF his
profession. Well enough!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-07

The scarlet fever is said - prsvail 70 a
considerable extent among the children At
Connersyiue.