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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-03-09
The Muriny ON Board the corsa,r. air,

We have already noticed the fact of the u
j. Ship. Falmouth, having brought 10 Norfolk
several Of the crew OF The ship Corsair, Of Bos-
ton, charged with an atienpt al fevo, and mu-
Tiny onboard that vessel. in The port Of Valpar.
also. The 1depesiiiops taken before the u. S.
Commissioner. show hat while The Corsar was
lying in The porf Of Valparaiso. on the 25ih oi
August, the crew efused 10 do .duiy. Capt,
Hubbard then tolJ the mate. (Petersou,) 10 pUi
Grimes ian iialian) in irons, he being looked
upon as The rineleader; at when the mate
stepped forward 10 seize him, Hathaway Dan
icl Irvine, and Demning rushed upon him.
Daniel and Demmng with Delaying Plus in
their hands, and knives al their sides.
Capt Hubbard Immediately went 10 the
mates assistance, took hold Of Grimes. and at
tempted 10 pull Kim aft. The resistance made
by the muineers induced Capt. Ii to desisr
from any further attemptto master them, and
subsequently they al vent below. Capt. H..
however, concluding j, 10 he best to have some
men secured, called them on deck again. aud
ordered them at. one al a time. Grimes was
called first but refused 10 come He made
gestures Of defiance and paced the deck. Capt
II. wen, forward and again ordered him TO come
afI. ,el ..f. t.-. r...
He again refused. and Captain II. collared
him, npon which he made some remark in his
own language. which was NOT understood, when
the mate also took hoid ri him. and there Tpon
Hathaway, Daniels, Ma,iin, Iivine, and Dem
ming inierfered, rushiog upon Ibe Captain and
mate. and declaring hey should NOT take him.
IN the scutf'e which ensped, the mate owas
wounded by y cut with kni =, and Grimes cni
the captain with knife on boh hands, and al
so made an attempt TO cnt his throat, hui in
this he failed, though he cut his ear. Th,ea,s
had been made a few days previous by Grimes
and others to murder the captain and mate and
run the ship ashore, a,o,7 5sv..a,r s6ru1v
The prisoners were all remanded for trial.
!, In the case Of Francisco, IPossno, charged
with mu,der committed on the beach OF Alri.
ca. 10 the Island Of Upola. belonging 10 Por,n-
gal. although The murdered man was - ciuizsn
OF The Unned States, The commissioners dis
charged the prisoner. upon the ground Of wsGi
Of jursdicIion.-[N. Y. Sun.
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Niagara Falls Crumbiing.

Empires crumblc away. They nrc won BY
ioaves; they are lost by crumbs A little more
than year since, that portion other Majcsty's
Doninons represented By Table Rock gave
us pretty extensive specimen Of this process
of crumbling. and last week Brother Jonathan,
who never permits himself to be beaten gave
us an exhibition Of this kind, with an improve
mcnt On Sunday afternoon portion ofthe
precipiee near the VUwor on the south side ~
Goat Island. fell with Z mighty crash. This
portion extended fron the Island, towards tho
tower, being about 25 feet long, and On foot
wide of an eirticul shape. aud reaching from
tho top to near The bottom o: the fiil. n.N
The next day another piece, pangtAar. with
buse of about 40 feet. broke of just belo's
The Tower But tho next performance was
the most remarkable. Between the two por-
lection. about 30 feet long and Is wide, extend.
ing from top u bottom of the precipice. This
immense mass became loosencd from the main
body Of rock, and settled about eight feet.
where II now stands. an enorrnons column twa
hundred feet high, by the dimensions named
above, 'h9
II It stood upon an open plain. as did Cleo
patras Needle when first reared how insgnif-
icont the latter wonld appear and what real
izing scnse might we have on sunmer's day,
Of the shadow Of great rock in a weary land!
II Is most probable that this column will also
fall when the weather becomes warmer, The
severity of the winter, aud the long cohtino
ance of intense cold, have produccd thesc re-
suits. They arc splendid exhibitions Of the
slow. persevering rcsis,less lpowor Of the ven
cradle whitewhiskercd Mr.. John Frost BY
this freezing process lie disengagcd these
great masses of rocks from their kindred stfa-
tn,n, that held them in his head until the gen
icl south wind induced him to relax his hold
and they were precipitatcd into tho chasn bc-
low Niagara Falls Iris. .e & -"
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Mitehcraft Of Women.

-c want To tell YOU secret. The way to mako
yourself pleasing to others is to show that you
care for them The whole world is q miller at
| Mansfield, T"who cares for nobody--no, not no
because nobody cared for him. And the
whole world will servo you so, If yDu give them
the same cause. Let overy one. therefore, sec
| that YOU do care for them, bv showing them
that Steine so happily calls 'the small, sweet
courtesics in which there is no parude.Q wtoee
voice is so still tp tease. and which manifest
themselves oy tender looks and little acts and
attention giving others the pretereroncoi In
ovory little enjoyment at the table, in tho field.
walking. sitting or standing" - This is the
spirit that gives to your lime of life and your
sex their sweetest charms. IL constitutes the
sum total of all tho witchcrafl of women. Let
the world see that your first care is for your
self, and you will read the solitude Of tho Upas
tree around you. in the same way by the en-
anaton of poison which kills oil the juice of
affection in its nciglborhood. Such girl may
be admired for her understanding and accom-
plshments. but she will never bc be-! !cvcd. Tho
seed of love can never be beloved. The seed
of love can never grow but under, tho warm
and gentle influence of kind feelings and affec.
tionatc manners. Viyaeiiy goes great way
in young persons. 1t calls attention to her who
displays il, and if it then be found associated
with generous sensibility, lis execution is
irresisiabe. On the contrary. if il be found
in alliance with cold, naughty. selfish heari,
it produces no further effect except an adverse
one. Attend to this, my daughter. 1t flows
from heart that feels for you all that parent
can feel, and not without the hope which con
stitutes the parents highest happincss. May
God bless you.--[ Wm Writ TO his daughter.
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The Old Green Lane
sr sLlzA COOK.


Twas the very merry summer time, n, ai sef
m That garlands hills and dels, ~. $500,
And the wind rung fairy chime
Upon the foxglove bells. y stit ~ y
. The cuckoo stood on the Indy birch a aH
a1 To bid her last good bye; / sdi io aonnts
The lark sprung over tho village church., ilt
D And whistled to the sky; f. b M .tU,
And we had come from the harvest sheavcs,
4 b,itlle and tawny tram, 'A' p" nti At
Aud tracked our path with poppy leaves io-ui
z, Along the old green lane. slun ss IUi asiA
2 ,Twas pleasant way on sunny day, ta1a
And We were a happy set. ~ 1ai nr
: As we IDLY bent where the strenmlet went,
AZ To get our fingers wet: 49, .,t,r,fg r..
With the dog-ros here, and the orchis there
And the woodbne twining thr'ugh;
g With the broad trees eeting everywhere, Il
d And the grass still damp with dew.i iui Oos
Il Il Ahl we oil forget in that blissiul spot, agl
The names of care aud pain, ...-,.
As Ne lay on the bank by the shepherds cot,
To rest in the old green lane. ~ .
Oil days gone byI can but sigh,
AS Think Of that rich hour,
When my heart in It's glee but seemed to be
Another woodside flower; or.Ipl 9U. -1nH
For though the trees be still as fair, N e.i bi
And tho wild bloom still as gayi .Isi.i,. p.
Though the south wind sends its sweet in air,
And heaven rs bright day; i'--'
Yet the merry set are far and wide, p i' iua
fl- And We nee shall meet again. d odu Cf
We shall never ramble side by side III .Is if.
Along that old green lane. it. H.
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ORrGAGE SALE--Delsult having been
lfA made in the payment of a certain sum of money
secured by inienture Of Mortgage bearing date the
tenth day Of July in the year thousand eight hun
dred and fgrty nine executed by William Gilbert and
Hester Ann Gilbert his wife, to Levi b. ais cad up
"Al that certain piece parcel of land situated
in the township of Ransom in the county of iilsdalc
and State OF Michigan and known and described as
follows viz the north part Of the south west quarter
Dissection number twenty, in ownshp eight south OF
range two west, containing fifty three be the
same more or less" as described in said Mortgage
Register of deeds in said county of Ilsdale ON the
18th day of July A. ID. l8i9 in liber OF Mortgages
pages 1875 and s6. and which duly assigned by
the said alstcad To Rufus Bea and John Hall the
eleyenth day OF November A. ID. $780, by iustrumene
recorded in said Registers Office, the day in
lber H. Of Mortgages page 278 nndth interest Of
the said John Hall was assigned by the laid Hall TO
by instrument recorded in said Registers Office the
twelfth dly of August A. ID. 1851 aud in the lbc
of Mortgages page Is; aud tho pow of sale
tanned in said Mortgage having become operative by
reason of tho npayment of the monies therein due
aud proceedings in law or equity having been iust
tGed to the amount due said Mortgage, aud
the amount claimed to be due said Mortgage at the
day Of the date hereof for princpal and being
the sum Of two hundred and thirty FIVE dollars NOtceis
therefore hereby gver that virtue OF thesad power
Of sale, and Of the statute in such made AMI pro-
Nied there will he sold Mt public auction to the high
est bidder Mt the Court House in the Village OF Hills
dale. in said county Of Hillsdae, the fourteenth
day of April, A ID. 1852. at o'clock in the after
of said day NIL and singular said Mortgnged pre-
mises, much thereof may he necessary to pny
the amount then due on said Mortgage together with
the legal costs and expense of sale Dated January g.
1882. H RUFUS BEALL, Assignee.
DANIEL L. PRArr, Atty. n277
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naoRrGAGE sALE-pefanIt having bel

n0ORTGACE SALE--Defanlt having Der n
lvn made in the payment of ce rtain sum OF money!
secured be paid by certain indenture of Mortgage.
bearing date The a76 day OF July in the year s4s
cuted BY William Weston TO Alexander Oderin, Jr.
.nd recorded In the Office of the Register OF Deeds OF
Hlsdole County the aad day Of August lsfs, in Ia
tee OF Mo, tgages, pages 2ie $50 and 25l which
Mortgage was on the 18th day Of April ls49. duly
signed by said Alexander Odern Jr Ira Bonner. Jr
which assignment was duly recorded in said Registers 5
Office the Id day OF October ls49 page 31o; upon
which said Mortgage there is claimed be due the
OF hundred and forty dollars and eighteen
cents become due the first day OF January
1859 the further of hundred dollars aud interest
from the date OF said Mortgage and at law
in equity. or otherwise having been instituted Tor the
recovery of any parr thereof Now therefore notice IS
hereby given that by virtue OF power oi sale IN SAID
Mortgage contaLed and in pursuance o the statute in
such case made and provided that the premises de.
scrbed in said Mortgage or so much thereof as may be
necessary satisfy the amount due thereon. together
with and interest viz All that certain tract or par.
eel land described follows wiz Fifty the
north pa,t ofthe half the south west quarter of
seet,n seven in nshp eight south OF range four wes
so the south part the fractional half of the north
west fractional quarter of section in township
eght sont of range four west bounded on The south by
the line dividing said section in the middle known as
the quarter line and the north by ne parallel with
sad quarter line aud so far distant hereron leave
its beginning its western termination at point IN the
west line of said section rods south OF the centre OF
the road which laid ont the north line OF land own
ed by Ebenezer Adams section twelve in township
eight south Of range ave the ives, by The county
line and Hillsdae couneson the eastby
line four rods distant from and parallel 10 the east half
of said quarter OF section sevencon
tuning four and half acres aso the north west quar-
of the north quarter secio eighteen in town
ship eight south of range four west containing thirty five
aud ninety hundredh OF an OF land; also
that part Of the west lot ofhe south quarter of sec
ton seven ia the township and range aforesaid
bounden the and south 10y the west and south
lines of said section, the north by line parallel
the south line and t-enty egh chains aud twenty
links distant from line drawn east aud west through the
Of said section the by line parallel 10
the line OF said section aud chas aud
sixty nine links therefrom containing twenty one aud
eight haudret of laud Friday the 9th day Of
April ID. 1852 at o'clock in the afternoon, the
Court House in the Village of Iilsdae in the county
of TTlsdale that being place Of holding the Circuit
Court for said county. Dated, January 6, 1852.
1-na IRA BONNER, Jr, Assignee.
tt7 h for use Of EDWARD VI. CARRiNGroN.
IT q yrysiScs Att'v nTat po77
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The New Orleans Delta says that General
Martin, Senator from Assumption, has intro
duccd into tho Legislature of Louisiana, a bill
interdictiug hahitual drunkards in the same
position. in regard to the management Of tleir
property and their family affairs, as that which
The law assignes TO lunatcs and minors. They
are to have curators, with powers Of admins
tratioI; they are to be incapable of suing or
being sued in their own names; they could not
be members of a corporation, nor executors or
administrator ofa estate. Such would be the
legal effect of Introduction, ~.
\. f.....-,, srs.1 ~ IN. Albany Bulletin.
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We are glad to notice as a prominent fea.
ture of the mineral wealth of Pennsylvania,
the working of a rich vein of copper called the
Gap Nine, about .iItecn miles on this side OF
Lancaster, II belongs to a few gentlemen,
who have employed about twenty miners from
Cornwell, England, and the product promises
an abundant profit over the outlay. The cop.
per is found embedded in quartz or other prim.
tive rock-and in some instances in massct
almost pure. The lode or bed Of copper var
les from sixty to one hundred feet beneath the
surface of the earth -[Pena. Enquirer. l.pd
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SHERIFF SALE-f3y virtue of an execu-
~ tion ssued of the Circuit Court for the county
efJsekson aud State Of Michigan md to me dircce,
and delivered against the goods and chae lands and
,ed uponhe following described piece and parcel Of land
(wh house hereon situate living and being ioihe coun.
" Of iisdsle and Stse Of Michigan known lot num-
Der twenty nine Of the old plat OF The Ysge of Mos
COW; all the right title and interest OF The said Smith G..
Mtr~in IN and TO the above described premises shall
expose Tor sale at public venduc at the Cour House
IN the village of Hillsdae. Thursday the 9Th day Of
April next At two o'clock ia the afternoon. 4 r n
Ia allow r RUFUS BEALL Sheriff ~
aFO.ltlt By w o. HoEe, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated, Feb. ~. ls52. pos1
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e HARD WoRK.-Congress. after being In ses-
sion ncarly two months. has passed ono law
and dree resolutions. II must not be imsgin-
cd from this, however. that they have not been
hard at work. for this Demoratio body, in the
same time, has made. ss near as we can count.
one hundred osd hrec speeches.
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MORTGAGE SALE

MORTGAGE SALE.-Deflnlt having heen
VA made IN the payTnentai certain sums Of money
secured by two certain Mortgages. one Of which was
dated November sixteenth. eighteen hundred aud fifty.
executed by James II. Reed, and his wife Julia T..
Reed of the County of Calhoun and State of Michi-
Ron, to Joseph Sibley OF the snme County: and e.
corded in the Office of the Register Deeds for the
County Of Hillsdale in said State of Michigan on the
18th day Of November 1850 in Liner TX Of Mortgages
on pages 2sl and 2a5 aud on which NJ rtgage there is
claimed TO be due Mt this date the of ninety one
dollars and ninety cents. nd hereafter 10 become
due the of four hundred collars and ten per cent
interest thereon from and after the 10th day OF Novem
Der 1851. The other Mortgage dated december
23d D. 1850, and executed Ivy ATbrow Trip and his
wife Eleanor Trip Of the Couniy of Hillsdae and
state OF Michigan, to the said Joseph Sbley Of said
Calhoun CO UNITY and which said last mentioned Mort
gage wns recorded in snd Registers Office for said Coun-
~ of fiilsdale the 23d of December $780, in lber
II ofmorgages pages 339 and $40 and on which there
IS clamed 70 be due this date the of one hundred
nnd eleven dollars and sixty cents and pr
ings either aw equity having been had to collect
the debt secured in either Of the aforesaid Mortgages
Notice therefore hereby given that by virtue Of pow
of sale contained in ench o. the aforesaid Mortgages
aud the statute in such cases provided the following de-
scribed premises contained in said Mortgages to wit
The east half OF the south astquarter section
Der ighteen. in township number sir. south of range
two west, in the State Of Michigan containing eighty
more or less described in the first mentioned
Mortgage. And also certain piece OF land situated
in the township Of Camden in said county of Hills
dale boundeds follows, commencing eighty rods from
the south west of section number four north of
said thence east hundred and thrtcen rods
thence north fifty rods, thence west hundred aud
thirteen rods thence south fifty rods 10 the place of be-
ginning, excepting half from the north west
nso one half from the south corner OF said
land described in the last Mortgage above named"
will be cod Mt public auction nt the Court House in
the Vinge Of illsdae, 10 said County Of lillsdae
Thursday the Goth day OF May. A. d. 1852. at %
clock in the Afternoon Dated, February 90, 1882
n25i JOSEPH SIBLEY. Mortgagee.
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M ORTGAGE SALE-By virtue of a Mortgage
IVA executed by Lewis A. Rounds to Mchnel stuck
on the goth dny OF January A. d. 947 recorded in the
Registers o'cc for the County OF IIsdale, October
2lst l8A7, aud assigned to me the twelfth day of
October l841 by instrument recorded in said Office ON
the twenty hrst day OF Oe,oler, A. d., 1847. on
which there is claimed 20 he due at this ay Forty dol
lars and hrtythree cents there will be sold az public
vcnduc at the Court House the viIlngc OF fIiIsaie
IN the County Of Hlsdale and State Of Michigan on
the seventh day Of April next, o'clock in the
afternoon the promises described IN said Mortgage to
wit"The north cast qsarer of the north east quot
Ger OF section nbbc' twenty in township six south Of
range four westin said County and State. 80
DANIEL l.. PRATT,
DATED. January 3. 1882 Assignee.
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The ST. Joseph's Adventure thinks that The
hostile character the Indians on Snake river
will prevent many going TO Oregon this season.
So far tho Indians have murdered and plunder-
ea with imprni,y - Chicago Journal.
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my lad" said scl,co master. VIA: is
member Of Congrossl "A mcmbor OF Cob
gross is a common substantive, agrceing. with
scIf-interest, and is governed BY eight dollars
day. understood. r .n .s-rW l--tsa
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Mr.. Miller. of the editors of the late vick-
sbure True Issue. has been appointed to Charge
to Bolivia. o' pi lyo shl'' iPf o9hAi
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rHEAMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY
Having established gcncics on the Michigan South
ssn Railroad, will hereafter receive Bank Notcs oin
Merchandise and Packages for ca.tern and southern
states Messenger leave for the esstand west dsil
.f.lL- -. 80. -..s + =. CHANDLER. X CO.
abfsIs1s1, Jnn> 1881. 2j0ff ~. Agents.
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'THE LAST ,PIs.-The Carrollton Picay
nne has the following ticket posted up; 80
For President, .r -... ~
DAVID X. CARTER. of Ohio.
For Vice presiden,

--I'-.I 49, FVt Vlce President. u. U-l
-. LEWIS CASS, of Michigan. s,ss
The holmes County Farmer, perfectly ss.
founded At the aspirations Of ambitious man.
kind, calls out, Gabriel blow your trumpet
I'm ready 10 60 ~osof"
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MORTGAGE sALE--Delsult having be

II. 8. JESsISos, Au'y. ha n277
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-05
Proclamation
ENVOCS1tksLtAGSUss
BY JOSEPH WALKER, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE



EXECUTIVE OFFICE, BATON RoraE, August 2, 1859.
WHEREAS Lately assembled at the State toi
Rouge for tile Of changing the con u-
Louisiana, has ordained That Immediately htef
Convention the Governor shall issue ms poea-
nation directing this State authorized by ato
the General Assembly, to open ana oda
he FIRST NOVEMBER next for the purpose OF taking
good people of this State regard to the adopeh
election Constitution shall be the duty said
persons entitled TO vote under the old Gonu-
ion and this Each his iou
depoing separate box, to be kept for that purpose ae
yhereon shall be written TE CONSTITUTION ACCEPTED or
THE CONSTITUTION REJECTED such word "a W >
cy OF the voter Az the conclusion Of SAD
econ IA the general se
lection conducted Commissioners designated preside over
and count each ballot SO ana
thereof to the Secretary Of state
conformity provisions of the existing law the subject OIL
-econsn
therefore, thought proper Issue this my Proeamao
aforesaid furthermore commanding all sherbs COMMITS
Elections and all other officers therein concerned no e
eope the rejection the Con-
tuion upon the aforesaid FIRST TUESDAY OF NOVEMBER next
proceedings be conducted and rturns thereof be made
onormty with the existing law the subject
If elections, By the Governor, JOSEPH WALKER.
CHARLES GAyARRE, Sec. Of State, 2pte
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

The attention Of the public called to the superior aclesot
this office for the execution Of EVERY VARIETY Of
Bouh, ajob, attp sSaneg Metter= 3preas Drinttng,
FROM A MAMMOTH POSTER
n, The smallest and most delicate Card and Circular
In style of unsurpassed beauty and eegance and at prices
as moderate as any Office in the city, f. 81
THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE
one Of the most complete and extensive in the South Large
additions OF the
Latest Styles OF Types Hordcrs ana ornaments, q
Have recently beenmade, and the latest improvements IN tho
business will continue to be introduced as last az
they make their uppearancein the Northern
and Western Type Foundnes.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
In Gold, Colored Inks and Bronze,
Executed with and Dispatch in the latest and most
brilliant style f.
t Particular will be given TO the Printing OF slaH-
GOAT BILLS and CARDS STEAMSHIP BILLS and POSTERS
or which departments been given in the selection Oh
materials Having Press of immense dimensions we are enabled 10
issue larger sheet than can be procured elsewhere
re- Particular attention will also be bestowed upon LAW1 Ess
lruo.heets which will be furnished ut the shortest notice.