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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-23

LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT EaIpERoR OF ia
PANA number of documents relative to the Japan ex-
petition sent to the Senate the Eth The follow
ing extract from letter from President Fillmore to the
Emperor of Japan will be rea' with interest:
send you by this letter envoy of my own appoint
ment officer of high rank in his country who is no
missionary Of religion. He goes by my command to bear
to you my greeting and good wishes and to promote
friendship and commerce between the two countries
You know that the United States of America now ex-
tend from sea to that the great countries of Oregon
and California parts Of the United States and that
from these countries which rich in gold and silver and
precious stones steamers reach the shores Of
happy land in less than twenty days
Many of our ships will pass in every year and
China these ships must pass along the coast of your En-
pre- storms and winds may them to be wrecked on
your shores and ask and expect from your friendship
and greatness kindness for and protection for our
property We wish that people may be permitted to
trade with your people but shall authorize them
to break any law Of your Empire.
Our object is friendly commercial intercourse and
nothing more. You may have productions which we
should be glad to buy and have productions which
might suit your people Your Empire contains great
abundance of coal this article which our steamers
in going from California to China They would
be glad that harbor in your Empire should be appointed
to which coal might be brought they might al
ways be able to purchase it.
In many other respects commerce between your En-,
pire and our country would be useful to both Let us
consider well what interests may arise from these re-
cent events which have brought countries so
together and what purposes of friendly ay and inter
this ought to inspire in the hearts of those who
govern both countries"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-23

CoLuMBus CHARTER ELEcrIoN.-Mr. English, wing. has
been reelected Mayor of Columbus, Ohio. VIM Arm.
strong. whg elected Treasurer and James Stevens
DEM, Marshal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-23

FIFTH DISTRICT CoURT-Judge Buchanan.-
Succession Of John McDonogh Petition for the Sale of
Morabe-The Executors of this estate yesterday filed
petition whereto annexed statement of the debts
due by the succession, amounting to $215375 e9 and
stating that the creditors pressing petitioners their
payment Wherefore petitioners pray the Court au
the sale Of the movabs of said estate to pay the
aforesaid debts They ask that the sale be made by the
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans according law and at
the same time when the sale of the property already
ordered to be sold shall take place. Gryot Attorney
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-23

Mr.. NAeLEE.-Mr. Naglee, who wa convicted on Mon
day last for obtaining from the Treasury upon false
vouchers, is native of Philadelphia He was educated
at the military academy. West Point. where, we believe
he graduated several years before thu commencement
the Mexican war; and shortly afterwl resigned his
mission in the army In the year 1876, Mr. Naglee went
to California in command of of tha companies Of Ste
venson's Network Regiment and It was during this
period of command that the alleged frauds said to have
occurred During the service Of biz regiment both in
Upper and Lower California, IN tho with Mexico his
company emphatcally md beyonl question the most
thoroughly drilled and best corps volunteers
in California if not in thewhole y and he won for
himself much distinction by his cond in various Skin
mishes, for being engaged in whchieely as amateurs
ooseveral officers in the regular AIRY received breyets
At the conclusion Of the Mexican IT. on the dis
covery Of the acees of California Mr. Naglee in partner
ship with young from Virginia Of the name of Sin
ton established the first banking ho in California In
the course Of few months this COP rtnershp was dis
solved Naglee continued the busne and snton entered
another house. f' ~
Mr. Nagee was entirely burnt out twice. and after the
partial destruction Of his house by third conagraon
he failed and subsequent to this proceeded to the Allan
tic States 81 '.ct5 ' .'
For the offence with which he stauds charged he has
been tried twice The first trial resu ed in his acquitta
and the second in his conviction see that his coun
sel has moved for another trial
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-23

FIRST DIsTRICT-Recoraer W1nter-Sit-
ting Of Observation-Disclosures Lyons for being drunk
contrary to law was discharged and advised that when
she next INDUCES in potheen to do the law directs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-23


ting Of Yestsrday-There an unusual eanness in the
item line in this District The recent cold weather ap-
pears to have damped the ardor of the begerents
peace, sobriety and quietude have had almost unn-
terrupted reign
An exception to this state of things Manuel Rodri-
guez, who was charged by John Brown with having un-
provokedly assaulted him with pistol designing to cut
short the thread of his existence and to shuttle him off to
that bourne whence no commercial traveller returns with
all MS mperfections on his head unhouseled unaneae
was issued for the arrest of the belcose Manuel
Two slaves Henry and Ceestine for being out after
o'clock were ordered to be whipped The former received
twenty stripes and the latter ten.
For disorderly conduct aziness vagabondsm and
house to wit Mary Mullen for ten days Henry Stew
art Ellen Willy Jacob Depre and Adam Buckhard for
thirty days each
On the night before last negro informed the police
that he had been spoken by the proprietor
the Levee and requested to take the dead body of
the river This aroused suspicion. and two watchmen
were stationed to guard the house during the night On
an explanation 1t appeared that the proprietor of the
mouse had been hoaxing the negro The only enjoyment
he derived from the of his joke the pleasure
of visit from the Coroner Of having his house searched
by the officers of the law being watched by two DO
licemen during the night
The above closes the list of crime in this District
THIRD Observation-Disclosures Seuzeneau-Sit-
ing Of Yesterday Arnet of the schooner Major
Barbour identified seven kegs Of lard stolen from his
vessel and which found in the house Caye near
the United States Barracks They stolen in the lat
ter part of last month since which time has sailed
the Rio Grande and back. The thieves had partially
obiterated the marks from the kegs but sufficient evil
dence Of their identity remained by which to establish
whom they belonged.
FOURTH DIsTRICT-Recorder Vaught-Sit-
Ting Of YestcrdavThs office void of any especial in
terest.
The Cow Case mentioned in our edition of yester-
day was dismissed for want of evidence any criminal
intent on the part of the accused
There some few of assault disturbing the
peace unfortunate vagrant was sent to the Work
house.
At the fe which occurred on Laurel street the pre
vous day it reported small coored infant was lost
1t is stated that little negro boy was playing with
in doing So set fire to the bed in which the lost child
sleeping burning the bed child, and house After dill
concerning the child
Several arcenies committed during the fire. Yes
some arrests were made of the suspected indy
vduas and search warrant having been obtained the
house OF woman was searched and Of the stolen
articles found concealed therein She was arrested
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-23

and @ fla. " ard First District, Robin
PAY oRS about Is hands high blind in the len ava shos all
other visible ~ vi rope round Inc neck NO
pot claimed before SATURDAY, May 1884, h. will be sold a,
No, n ,W. J: AHERN Frat Lieutenant Night Watch
e 0P'h 90 'eos apes 3til0d
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-12-14
PROCEEDINGS
4. ..-.-rrs or THE
Hoard Of Supervisors.

al session of the Board of Supervisors for
the County of Hillsdale, in the state of Michi-
gan, begun and holden at the Court House, in
the Village OF Hillsdae, on Monday the 9th
day OF June. A. ID. 1851. Were pre- sent
Nelson Neihaway from Adams; Erastus Lake,
Allen; Gideon G.. King, Am5oy; Ira Mead,
Cambria; Eason T.. Chester, Camden; Zacha-
riah Van Duzer, Fayette; Charles ID. Luce,
Jefferson; William III. Miller, L,tchheld; wal
lace III. Godfrey. Moscow; Ebenczer Stewart,
Pittsford Daniel Kline, Reading; John J. An
bridge Ransom; Alanson Lockwood, Scipioi
Chester Hunt, Somerset; Cyrus Patterson,
Woodbridge; Russell Conan, Wright.
The Board ors anized by choosing Zachariah
Van Duzer, chairman of said Board for the en-
suing year.
On motion
Resolved, That committee of seven be APP
poinred to examine the Assessment Rolls, and
report on the equalization of the same.
Messrs Stewart, Mead Chester, Lockwood,
Godfrey, Conan aud Miller, were appointed
the committee
Adj, urned to tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
June 10, 1852.
Were present same as yesterday, and John
l.. Taylor from Wheatland.
The committee on Equalization having made
their report, the same was accepted and COM
mittee discharged.
Thereupon the report was adopted, as exhlb-
tied in the following table:
"Slatement of the number Of acres of land
assessed in the county of Hillsdale, together
with the aggregate valuation OF Real and Per-
sonal Estate therein as equalized and determln-
ed by the Board of Supervisors for said county
for the wear 1851.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-12-14
June II, 1859.
June
Were nresent same as Yesterday.

June IL 1852.
Were present same as yesterday,
ID. l.. Pratt presented the petition of Allen
Hammond and one hundred others, relative to
the appointment of three commissioners TO SUI
perintend the draining { certain marshes in the
Village of Hillsdale. The petition was laid
upon the table, and the following committee ap-
pointed to examine the premises, viz Messrs
Mead, Lake Hunt Van Duzer and Patterson.
The committee having examined the prem
ises, made their report in these words:
"I1 the Chairman cfhe Board of Supervisors:
Sra: The committee appointed Ia examine the
marsh within The corporation of Hillsdale, rel
alive To its being drained with a view TO bene-
fit The health Of said Village. beg leave TO re-
port: That they consider the marsh in its pres
ent state public nuisance; that they believe
the draining of said marsh would BEN Fl the
health of the Village, but do not recommend
the appointment OF commissioners in the case
for the following reasons: That although II
might be beneficial in the case called for by the
petitioners the commissioners appointed would
have power and it would be their dutyto act in
ali parts OF the county where swamps aud
marshes would be benefited by being drained,
when called upon by citizens Of the county, and
that large amount Of draining would be done
in the county and large debts contracted against
lands, the owners of which would not prepared
10 pay, and their lands would have TO be sold for
taxes. IRA MEAD, Chairman"
On motion, Resolved, That the Chairman
and Clerk of this Board issue an order on the
Treasurer of the County for an amount suii-
Client to effect an Insurance on the County build
ings, whenever requested SO TO do by the Treas
urer.
On motion, Resolved, That the Chairman Of
this Board be and he is hereby instructed, au-
thorized and empowered, on the payment of
Sill 05 and interest from the lst day OF Oclo-
ber, A. ID. 1880, into the Treasury OF the eoun-
ty by Robert Alan, to discharge the mortgage
executed by him TO the Board of Supervisors of
Hilsdale county on the 10Th day of October, A.
ID. 1917
On motion Resolved, that the Prosecuting
Attorney be and he is hereby instructed TO re-
lease Oliver p Sherwood from the county Jail
on his own recogniZance il in his opinion the
ends Of Justice would not be defeated, but The
public good secured thereby.
On motion Resolved, that comm.t tie be ap-
pointed to superiniend ihe construction OF floors
in the several county Offices and 10 select mate
rial for the same of iron, stone or brick, having
reference to durability and economy in the con-
sruction OF the same.
TAereapon the Board appointed their chair
man, the County Treasurer and C'unly Clerk
said committee.
The following accounts were allowed during
the session and orders drawn on the County
Treasurer for the same:
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-12-14
ID. CONE, NJ. ID.
PHYSICIAN A. SURGEON.

Graduate of Geneva Medical College; formerly
practitionerin the State OF New York. Having loca.
Ted at this place. he offers his services to the cti-
zens of Hisdne and surrounding country, and hopes
by close attention 10 business and giving satisfaction
to receive their share of public patronage. Office
over J. III, Pratt's store Residence at the place
formerly occupied by DR.. Grswod, corner Of North
and West SITS.
Hsdn le April 90 1852
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- y. VI. IL. SILL,
Es GEON DENTIST
JoHHsvILLr. MICH.

tOj-t-J JoNEsvILLE. MICH.
All oppe ratons in Surgi:al and Mechanical Dentist.
ry which may be inirusted 10 is. warranted give
entire satisfaction Office with DIR. T.. NJ. Hale. over
Smith Il Iumestohs Store. n305f
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Hartford Life and Health
INSURANCE COMPANY

Lucdtcd at f1artford, Connectlcut.
HNIIE subscriber having been appointed Agent OF
II this well known and responsible Company, aud
being duly authorized is prepared to effect Insurance
on Lives on the joint stock mutual principle, at
remarkably low rates.
The Form Of Application and Pamphlets exnlanato-
ry OF the system of Insurance adopted by this Compa
ny can be had gratis by aspyng to the subscriber
w. Waldron& &c Co.'S. Store fiilisdale.
GTRisks on California Eniigants, taken at 3 per
cent extra. j. B. McCARrY. Examining Physician
q 90 '.ryt J. G. MILLER. Agent
Hillsdale, Jan. l. 1859. n277
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-12-14
Is. v. ASHLEY.
zs7A Mechanical and Surgeon Dentist
DETROIT. MICI

DETROIT MICH
Teeth filled with Gold Tin Foil; also inserted on
Gold or Silver plate. from entire A OPP
perntons performed in a satsfac' ory manner.
Office corner OF jefferson Avenue and Griswold Sls
in Ives Block Opposite the GneA Staies Cnnrt Room
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N. Y. UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
JoHNsTowN, N Y.
Cdpitdf$20O,0 O,000-Surpius Cash Fund S35, 900
DIRECTORS.
Chester Phelps, Julius n. Rice. Johh T.. Hammond
David s. McNamarn Stephen H. Johnson John Clark
w ). ingraham,y J r. Brockett. r.. F. Clark VIM
iiotchkiss, Philip Van Week, w. N. Clark j. +. Pot
ter.
OFFICERS
Chester Phelps, rest. w 5. Ingraha:n y Prest
X i. Clark. Sectdry John. Clark TREASURER
Stephen r. Johnson Atty Nathaniel smith Gen doeDt
The following well known firms of New York CITY
ARE among the Insured in this Company
A. T. Stewart, & Co Harper g. Brothers.
Bowen a. McNamee, WilmerdIngs & Mount
j. X. Jefray & Sons Alfred Edwards g. Co ,
WISE d Sons, Merrill, bliss & Co.
Wyeth ~ Rogers, Hall & Brothers,
=. Cochrane g. CO., Thomas Mcclure e. CO.
James Beck & Co, J. w. Shultcn & Hurd,
X J.. & a. Stewart. William II. Cary S Co,
Tiffany, Young 81 Ellis, y. Cottonet & Co.
Wndsv oflh g. Sheldon. Renard a. Co.
The undersigned is prepared 10 take risks i'm either
of the above responsible Companies at as low rates
as can be obtained in any good substantial Company
T.. d CONE, Agent.
Hilsdalc. Aug 10. 1852
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LIFE INSURANCE..
, FOR CALIFORNIA LIFE RISKS.
Ivyi,Ny to I II McCOIIUM

PORTAG OHIO,
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Charte' ed i'm IS32-Over 1000 Policies Issued.
The length OF time this company has been in opera
tion and the favorable terms rpon which it Insures.
reconmend it safe and cheap institution Insure in
The undersigned has been apponed Agent for Hills
dae Co, Mich. n320m3 DAN'L. PRATT.
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GENERAL TAILORING BUSINESS.

CHARLEY HATrON. wishes to inform the citi-
~ zens Of Hillsdale and vicinity. that he has got
back to his old stand door south OF the Post Of
hce. where he is prepared to get up Clothing in sc
perior style 10 anything west ofNow York, and cr
the shortest notice.
Cutting done tn order and warranted, if carefui
ly made up n3O5
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-12-14

"rndia Rubber Canes are now being man.
ufactured i'm Now York.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-12-14

MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having been
lsAmade in the payment of a certain sum of money
occurred to have been paid bv certain Indenture Of
Mortgage Executed by yunies Ayres to William X.
jackson the 2st day Of April A. ID. ls49, and
ded in the Office Of the Register Of Deeds for the
County Of HiIsdale, on the Odd day of April 1849
In Liber G. of Mortgages on Pages "a Ind 95. which
said Mortgage was duly assigned by the said William
*. Jackson TO John W. Voorles on the 18th day Of
October 1852. in Libcr J. of Mortgages page 95
and on which there is claimed to be due at this date
the sum of two hundred and twenty six dollars, and
proceedings at law equity having been instituted
for the recovery Of that amount any part thereof
Now therefore notice is hereby given, that by virtue
of power of sale in said Indenture Of Mortgages
tained and according to the statute in such made
and provided, the following described premises,
The east half of the west half of the south west quar-
ter of section number thirty six OF township number
i've south of range west containing forty of
land be the same less il the comfy Of Hills
dale and State of Michigan, being the premises desert
bed in said Mortgage, will be exposed for sale pub
lie auction TO the highest bidder. at the Court House
IN the village Of Tllsdae in said County Of Hillsdae
on Saturday the twenty second day of january A. ID.
1853, at ten o'clock A. Nj. of that day.
October 10Th 1852. JOHN w. WORRIES.
L. III. G. WILSON, ATTY. Assignee
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SARATOGA SPRINGS, N Y.
Capital $500. 0.O00--Surplusc cash fund &56, 900
lion. CADY HOLLISTER, Pest
WM. L. AVERY, Sccty.
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fINHE Hotel situated the corner Of Cook and Fer
rs streets is offered for SALE with the Stables out
buildings and fixtures. Enquire of
JAMES GILCHRIsT.
IIllsdale. June 2. 1879. n29o
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Being an increase in the amount of lands
sold and located under land warrants of 569,a
220 ocres over the previous year.
The whole amount thus sold, located under
land warrants, reported under swamp land
grants. and selected for internal improvements,
exceeds that of tho preyions year bv 3.342,372
acres; and that sale would withos. don &. have
been much larger but for the expensive reseva-
tons for railroads in Missouri, Mississippi and
Alabama. y -. =, -
For tho quarter ending soth september 1859,
there weresold, H43,255 acres
Located with boundary land war ~
rants. 1s-. $500 So f,397, ,266 2"
located with. other. certificates, 1889
Reported under swamp landlc,, s-'f''e-
grants inil-tti = 'ss.- e1,2.4s3'2SS
Making an average for The IA Sss.l.ss,
quarter Of, 4.l32,z53
Much the larger position Of the labor Of ar
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MONEY TOILET.

VvNHE subscribers authorised to loan few thou
II sand dollars for an eastern capitalist at the legal
sate Of interest, expenses Of title and drawing
Loans may be from $500 to $1,000, good improved
farms. MURPHY Il BAXTER.
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TNFOKMATION WANTED Strnyed or
y Stolen from my premises. while was absent last
Summer or lengths Of Stove Pipe. fufofmatlon
wherever It may be found or the pipe returned will
be ,hnnkfnlly rewarded. and charges paid II my.
Hlisdrle Nov. 2Dth 1854 d. SrANBACK
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-19

BANKs-The Washington correspondence of
the New York Courier and Enquirer contains
an abstract of the annual Statement of the con-
dition of the Banks of the U. States, as commu-
nicated to Congress by the Secretary Of the
Treasury, at the close of the session in August
last. From atable exhibiting the affairs of banks
making returns nearest to January, 1851, it ap-
pears that there were then 1877 Banks and 1913
branches, making s65 Banking institutions, of
which returns were received at the Treasury De-
Iartment. From the abstract above referred to-
it appears that there was anincrease Of Banking
Capital in 1851 over the preceding year Of some
what over five per cent. The number of Banks
and Branches increased at about the same rate.
The expansion of Bank Credit was over s4s, ,000,-
900, or 1872 per cent. The amount Of stocks
held by the Banks augmented 1872 per cent.
The value of Real Estate diminished. The spe
Gle in all the Banks was, in round numbers, S52,-
100000, and the increase within the year was
s6536,O0O, or about Is per cent The most
considerable advance took place in the items of
circulation and deposits. The circulation in
creased s22 602 1000, about 16 per cent. The de-
posts :200O0O O0O-lS per cent. These figures,
SAYS the Baltimore -4mer5can, though indicating
general extension of Banking business, do not
show state of things calculated to excite any
uneasness in the minds of prudent men.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-19

THE COLLEGE ExHIB1TIoN.-The Annual Ex-
hibtion of the Senior Class ofFthe College of
Charleston took place last evening, at the Col
lege Chapel. 1t was attended by a large select
and intelligent audience. The following Grafton
were spoken by the members Of the Class, who.
received appointments for the occasions:
l. Pocm-".Creaton," by John NJ. Covert.
2. .Oration-"The Earnest Man," by I'll. K.
Dickson.
8. "The Power of Memory" by Charles W
Parker. s.r
4. "Sciencc and Religion" by John G.sDella
Tore.
The gold medal for the best Oratory and Com
position was presented by President Finley to
Mr.. J. C. Della Tore, whose remarkable prof.
cheney in both at once indicated the justice of;
the decision. His subject, Science and Reli-
gion," was one of thrilling interest, handled with
degree of"bility, tact and judgement far be-
yond what his auditors might haveexpected from
his age, and enforced with spirit and ethusiasm-
which drew forth at its close the universal ap-
splause and appreciation of the assembly.
CAas Courier.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-19
TO THE SICK,

For the efectua roofing out from tho system of al
diseases brought on by Indigestion billiousness and m
purity of the blood, it is widely and well known fact
that WRIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
arc the great PANA CEA. Throughout the entiro
South these Pills have long been held in the highest
repute both by private individuals and by the Medical
the unfortunate victim to earthly ills and woes is made
faculty of our country Southern fevers and Southern
diseases generally yield to their influence at once and
to thank Heaven that sovereign balm has been pro-
vided.
Let each try them for himself and if the medicine
fails to satisfy, the experiment shall cost him nothing
THos. j. WORKMAN, Agent for Camden, s. c., and
sold by Druggists and Merchants throughout the coun
ry. June 28-ly.