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Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-05-13
4 leaf i'm the History of the Conspiracy.

The schemes concooted, and the system
under which the gang OF ruffians, recently
arrested along the line of the Central Rail
road, we've drilled, and the depths to which
! they were ready to sink themselves in crime
and depravity. may DO partially inferred
from the following leaf in the history of their
conspiracy.
AT one Of the regular meetings. which
they were in habit of holding periodically at
their place of rendezvous, for the purpose of
consultation as to future movements, and the
division of plunder it was reported by some.
of the order of business. that one Of their
sworn number, whose name was stated, had
been detected in revealing some of the Sc
crets that should have been known only to
the initiated. Suspicious of betrayal were
freely indulged in. and to the question. as to
how the guilty one should bo sienced, one
of the conclave made the significant remark
that "dead men tell no tales Acting upon
this hint, it was unanimously agreed that the
punishment should be death: and that The
duty ofcarryng the penalty into effect should
be let out to the lowest bidder for the job!
The first offer was named at three hundred
and fifty dollars for an assassination, and the
bidding went on till the sum was lowered 70
one Hunureu dOldTS--lno Dluue1 IesoIfInS
the right to put the victim out of the way in
his own place and manner, and the time allot
ted not to exceed four days This offer
was the price finally agreed upon, and the
money was Immediately counted out and
paid over to the fend who had agreed 10
steep his hand in tho murder. The ind-
vidual complained of, and thus singled out
as the victim of their vengen6e, was one of
tho two who for eighteen months had been
under pay of the Central Railroad Company
Tor the purpose of detecting and bringing to
justice this most abandoned gang of despo-
RADIOS Fearing that he had boone suspect,
ed oftreachory, he had disguised himself.
and in the capacity of one Of their more
western accompliceS. had presented himself
by tho proper pass words, and was present
throughout ths interesting council, where
his life had become price! At the first op-
portunity. after these interesting prelimmi-
naries had been settled. our marked man"
withdrew from the Internal cabal, little rel
ishing. as may he supposed, the warm posi-.
ton in which he found himself placed-mak-
ing it the last time he ever met the precious
gang in council, and being but day or two
before their official escort to our city, under
The guidance of the sheriff and his posse.--
Det. Tribune.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-05-13

CURIOUS FAC rs.--The following curious
facts are taken from Blaekwood's Magazine.
10 England the average poor rates 70 ten
years past has amounted to $4,000, 600.
In Ireland $780, 900 year are expended
to feed starving population.
In 80 years crime, in Great Britain and
Ireland has increased 500 per cent, while the
population has increased only 80 per cent.
Thiueen per cent OF population Of Scot
land are paupers.
In Ireland, it appears from report TO gov
ernment, made 10 July, ls47, that 3,020,7l2
persons subsisted on public aims, about 40
per cent on the population.
In London there are 10000 journeyme n
,alors. Of whom 24.000 earn miserable ex
istenc ty working Ii houIs iu day. iuclu-
dinc Sunday. There arc also in the same
city $4,000 sewing women, who, on an aver
age. make only AID, or 9 cents day. by
working Ia hours-rot quite Z Of cent
per hour.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-05-13

SHoorISe.-Under our telegraph head
we publish dispatch from Msnmee. stating
that George Sleedmau shot George Wilbef
last evening. Steedman has just returned
from California, where he has been for more
than a year past. During his absence, VIII
Der has been living in state OF sdulierous
intercourse with his wife, and we are inform
ed has had cLild by her. His friends have
warned him against the return Of SIeedman,
but he has given the warning no heed. IL is
reported that Steedman left Msumee, with
the intention of shooting his wife, but that
means we're Immediately set on foot to pre-
vent such catastrophe. and to effect his ar
rest. Such are some Of the melancholy con-
sequences Of criminal indulgence. While
we deeply depIote the fatal result to Wilber.
we also deeply sympathse with the injured
husband, end can fnd 40 feeling in our ma
ture Which entirely 6isspproves Of the means
he employed TO revenge himself upon the
despoiler Of his happiness. The law fails
TO puuish the s6ulterer as he deserves, snd
hence The bloody consequence.
Toledo Blade.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-05-13

SKILL IN FARMING.-Skil adds more TO
the profits Of farming than hard work. In
the artiele Of butter Tor instance, the same
outlay is required. or nearly the same, to
make a hundred pounds Of roor butter as
would be required To make hundred pounds
OF that which is good. But, when the two
articles are marketed, there may be i've or
six dollars of clear extra profit in pocket OF
the skilIful dsiryman. The importance Of
farming is realized by those who nave such
benefit as is noted above 10 nearly every de-
partment OF their labor.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-05-13

tect her through life. The fairest Of tho
forest msidens did not say nay; and thus
the irsppers daughter became my vile.
Ii is thus that an all wise Providence over
rules all things, and orders all for the best
/ have only just time TO add, that with ia.
ne; have been the hsppest Of men. and
that The Old irapper lives 10 the earnes, hope
and expectation Of encounterng Nick aud
meteiug out to him the measure Of his sins.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-05-13

A western paper describes the dress Of q
lady there, during November rain storm,
when mud is ankle deep. "a fur cape. boa
twisted four times around her neck, silk stock
ings and French kid slippers" Tho above
paper have described this costume, taken as a
whole, by synonyme somewhat in this wise.
"a terrible cold. a hacking cough, diseased
lungs and a mahogany cofin."- Albany
Knickerbocker.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-05-13

"PHGBus, WHAT a NAMEl"-In the csS-
us returns Of part District No. 2, Johnson
county, Illinois, 10 the name Of Misc VI. n.
:. s. p W. u. s. J. Tubbl
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-05-13

CuRIosrrIEs.-Eggs from nest Of thieves.
The snimal that drew the inference,
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-05-13

After had delivered my papers safely at
Fort Laramie, l returned to the trappers
lodge.
One evening. just as the bright sun was
getting in blaze OF glory, drew Janet to
my side, told her how much loved her, sod
O,reEed her TO give pe legal right TO pro
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-05-13

RELreIoUs.-The total receipts into the
Treasury of the American Tract Society, n.
Y, for the month of March, was $4,000 O4.
The following amounts were from Michigan:
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-24

etc tue IL mis- N fc. LIN terrcur est dams les enynon, ct chacun GRANT de-
prouver lie meme sort. ##s . ##
-Oscrai-l yenir lei OH il 81 trouve tant dc monde? demanda dona 5Iauvcdra,
en- chcrehant Il deguEer a fayeur. a.
Que nose point Horqueto? rapondt Manzore, CT hausant les 6paules. mails
IJi dtja fit demander q Jaen I'm detachement de soldats franGais.
Iona Concha garda lie silence, son Gur batMt vdemment. lie chateau de
Murviedro saccage; Iuinamc tue peut-are! e.
Nous n'ayons ren a craindre!' dit Manzores, e cherchant a Sc reneure.
Nous onm en- trp grand nombre lei pour que Horqueto songe a nous ataquer;
ct dux auaques ST prochcs Tune de rautre serment IN chose inouIe.
-Qui a pcur lei? seuia dona Concha dune yox feme. Pour moi, il me SEM
BILE u cesb igands no pourraent me fare aucun NAL. lis ont brule lie chateau
de Murviedro, lis ont reut-str asasaue Murviedro luimame, Vva Horquao!
Sonora! secria u des couyives etonnes.
-PardonnezlmoL stcia dona Coneha, e. Sc remcttant prompement; je sms
Ellie tomba sur sn siege, a demi eyanouie. Tout lie monde s'empressa autour
dele; mais ellie reprt presqu ausst3t ses sens, ct ellie fit les honneurs du repas
avec une grace ct une strenne parfitess D'apres ses ordres, tos les paysaEs
r@terent IL chateau ct danserent tout lie soir sur me waste pelouse, non lon de a
porte principale. bona Concha eue-mame, qi navat pas danse dcpus deux
ms sembiait vouloir repmer lie temps perdu; SEES pedts pieds Sc soulevaent ave
agHie ct Ia bahaeannt aux sol dune maaque bTuyante. La Ioe regnalent dams
les occurs, dams lie arc ct dams les salons
Touta- coup les domeiques Sc pmcipaerent avc ehroi dams lie chateau en- pro-
noncant h nom de Horqueo. #s#4#. Secs. # = -.
-Horqueto, repeterent tous les danseur, e. deneurant tout a coup immobles.
-On estilg - IS
III Went par lie iardin! repondt tie maftc-dhatl tout tremblant. Tn de ses
gems a escalade lie mr ct ouvre les porh. - 80
Aux arms! secria Manzores e pafaant; ct il sorit smyi de queiqaes jeunes
gems. Toae lassembse SC precpia hors des portcs de la sale par les4ueles
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-24

penetaient presque an meme instant les gems de la troupe dc Horqucto. lie ter
|rbe brgand parut bientot luimeme.
Cetait I'm jof gaGon, vau avcc govt, la levre ombragee dune legerc mousta-
che; il await Pair distngue ct mecontent; toute Ia tonrnure dn gentleman CT
voyage. Au reste, dams ous SEES traits ehit Gcnt que cehit Ia I'm homme. SOFT
que c e fut ceHe impression, o. la vue de ranneau que cherchmt son regard, ct
quene apereut au doigt de IIorqueto, dona Concha, qm etat restte dams lie salon
|avcc n petit nombre de pcrsonnes, senGt Sol cour impetueuscment, irresistible
|ment enraine vesl e brgand. Ellie sapercnt a peinc que sa mere, les bras een-
|dus ves ellie, Il demi evanoue, etat tombee lux pieds de Horquco, ct embrasat
ssg enoux; ellie n Wit que li. -, -
Iorqueto jea IN regard avide sur lie buffet charge dargcntrie, SUI les candle
labres inasif ct sur les chooses pneceues qui couvraient les murailes ct meme le
parquet on les DANES, dams lur 4pouvantc, avamnt jhe leus bJoux Ell fyant;
mas tout i coup sol ul nMr s'arreta sur dona Concha, calme etr avHsant, lila
contempa de plus en- plus, ne pouvant detachcr ses regards de cete figure celeste.
Habhue il n vor que des traits Contracts par la terreur, dcsv sages paes, des
levres volettes ct remblantes, il ne pouvait se laser. dc concmpler ccte RAJ
cheuI, Get ecat de beaue, ces yeux sereins, ct c. mamhen pldnS dc dgnte;
dona Concha sembait exercers r, hi lie meme eharme quill excncait sur ellie.
Non! seera-til# enGn. Je n e veux ren, rn qu'ele!-cle! repehtIl, Ill
tomba devant la jcune file, les mains sur Ia poitine I'll Ia tete bansee ms faai-
tude quill cut prise devant ITmage dune sahe malone! -.4..szea
- Nets Get aoncan a mon doigt, Ell e tappartendra, dteHe en- rcsprant avec
peme. = Get annean! secriati joyeusemenl. - OH, pourvu que to la"es cure
dun domt oui n RUSS plus Sc mouvoir! - Jai tue Murviedro; je Ii III ouyerte
venHe, de la ongueur dc vore johe main, mora ~ Je sm a tot! vens, secra
la ieune file. Ne pleure pas, ma mere! aonatene N banant SEES mains avcc ar-
deur; ia file ne scra pas malheureue car je Paine! Depus auIques 1nnutesy u
ais C que ccst que iamour; mais pour lhonncur de noTc nom, cache mo- Sc
Dis quill ma enleyee. .Ft ## @s
- Cest ce que je fails! sHcna t brigand.
ETH parit avec ec. A. LoEVE VIENNA"
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CouImterctal Dtt 3)lon,qlrr.

observation-disclosures, % i%anvier 1851.
CoToN-Ies vcntcs flitcs durant |;
Semalne s'elevent a 10000. ,ballcs aux
prlX %suivant:
Good Midl'g, 13a a l3l MIdrg Fair, 10! al37
ordinaire,. Il IL! Middling,. l2S I25
Standardization 81 a a., commun a
"4R, fair a fully fair 81 4 50, choix GaG4
MELAssE.-Dcmandc active a 234 ct
2lc lie gallon.
FAmNE.-Ohio 81 IS ct "a IS; H.
'1nois ct st Louis 81 so ct 81 70; cxtr,
81 % ct IS 90. Les arrivages Sc succc,
dent rapidcmcnt.
"MAis-En grains G7a7Oc C.
AvotNE.-St. Louis, 60 a Csc; Ohio.
60 a Csc.
CArE-l0h a lO4c la livrc.
RIz-Carolinc ct George 3aa33c.
WH1sKEy.-Lcs prix SC mainticnncnt
a 26a ct 27c lie gallon.
GRArssE-6. a 7tc. Peu dsarrivaycs.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-24

DEPARTED this life, on the 10th inst
ut 8 o'clock p. NJ, MARY GIRoIRE, O
this parish, aged 10 ycars,-sorcIy la
mcnted by all who knew her.
Mary the world no more
Can claim thee for her own.
In purer skies the radiance beams
Thy thoughts empIoy'd on nobIer themes
Before the Eternal throne
" Yet spirit dear!
Forgive the tear There.
Which they must shed who re doomed to finger
What is this world at best,
Though deck'd with vernal bloom,
By hope and youthful fancy dress?
What but a ceaseless toll for rest
A passage to the tomb?
If tiowrets strew
The avenue
Though fair, alas! how fading and how few.
And every month displays
The ravages of time;
Faded the flowers, the summer past
The scatter'd leaves, the chilling blast,
Warn to a milder cline.
The songsters flee
The ~leafless tree
bear to happier realms their melody.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-24

yer a JMn ct dams ssc nvmons i'm jcune homme don't lie courage ct ramabiite
6acnt impression sur Fame dc dona Conchag Depuis Ia mort de don Cesar. la
mere n'avit yishe que rarement la maison de campagnc, ct dona Concha ne Pa
vat jamais revue. Tous les preparats de son maheureux jour de fc etaient
reaes dams le meme ett, ct &C jour apprdchait de nouvcau.
Dona Lauvedra, sr qui toues les yieincs habitadcs dc la vie avaient rcprs
hure empire, pna sa file de reparaiHe dams les leux OH ellie ayitp asse son en-
Ence, c de pcrmaure quon y celebrat par n fae c Jour gu. iadis await tu-
jars aa IN Jour dc joe dams la famnlc. Dona Concha nma pa refuser a 81 mere
ct cedaa SEES instances. H a*E aasa s.sr|
La vene du jour indique, la mere ct la file ariverent a chateau. I'm pomnt
&c pied sur lie scmH, tout lespace de temps qui setat ecoute entire Get instant ct
iasasinat de son perc s'eEea tout a coup dams lesp't dc dona Concha, ct le
spectacle touchant quene await c Gus les yeux sc ranimaa vect oMe lenergic de
sesco uleurs. na & -a# E=f# 'sa #Mas tEsfea s#z~ a
sesa rers battient avec violence, son sang bouI1onnait avc impetuodte dams
ssv ancsc ct au niieu dun murmurc conms qi bourdonnait a ses orGIe, ds
mmnersd dc vox ai criacnt vengeanc! Son scn Sc gonaait ave tat de force,
gun semblat pres de sc briser. Cependant ellie dormit fort bien, ar lie voyage
await fatguee. En- ouvrant scs pauperes, un solcil brilliant saua son reven, ct
ellie Sc lea ave gate. s So s @%.# - -
7 richie habIlement dc satin blanc que li pnscnta sa mere, foccupa agrea-
.mHemen; ellie Sc trouva belle. ct Sc monra joyeuse de sa beaute; settlement ellie
ePtouva y N egcr reinstatement lorsque la camerae fit la remarque quill ne li
Manqua qaane couronne blanche pour avohr Pair dune fancee. Tous les con-
decoutume. 80 ms ~.
NE savez vous pas c qui est arrive ceNe nut9 seuiatil en- enhant.
ioatle monde Fentonra avec inquietude.
M NJ. terrible Horqueto sest jee inopnemcnt yc sa bandc sur lie chateau de
unedro ct Ia enforcement pile, ben qon pretende que lie manre fdt revenu
duehlques heures auparavant. II parait que les brgands mont pas auant de peur.
h que les honnees gems. On dit quill sest defendu n yrai diable ct quill a