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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01
Editorial correspondence.
WASHINGTON CRY, March

WASHINGTON CRY, March l9, 1852.
On Yesterday Mr. Jones' of Tennessee in the Senate,
made his long talked of effort the subject Of nonn-
tervention opposing, with great vehemence, the doc
trnes of Gen Cass and treadng lightly on the toes o
Senator Seward. As speech, it was better suited to
the stump than the Senate Chamber He declams well
but mantle Is nothing Of the statesman He IS pro-
found demagogue without much solid ability, and Is
now playing the strongest game OF any man In wash
ington; having, he thinks, secured place on the
Wing ticket the candidate for the Vice Presidency,
he is playing for the first place; believing that the
Wings will be unable nominate either Scott, Fillmore
or Webster, he will try and be made the COMPROMISE
candidate The opposition to Fillmore and Webster
will defeat Mr. Cnttenden for either the first second
place The Wings will cut loose from the admin
istraton and refuse any responsibility Tor their
acts No time has been fixed for the Wing convention
The north will insist the nomination of Gen. Scott,
but the force opposition from the south makes doubt
ful whether he majority in the Convention,
should one be held. Every southern Stale will declare
for Fillmore and the Compromise, and will refuse to
support Scott he fully endorses all the adjustment
measures.
There is a variety Of opinions to who will be the
nominee of the Democratic National Convention. Gen
Cass is unquestonaby the strongest man, but whether
he be nominated under the thirds rule is doubt
ful. He cannot carry either Pennsylvania or New York:
but it is asserted that he will carry North Carolina,
Georgia Tennessee, and louisiana without question,
by the aid Of Whg votes who will support Scott.
This may be true but is conceded thar any other
prominent Democrat equally well in the south
and secure both Pennsylvania and New York, it is a
question for the consideration of the National Conven
ton whether they will hazard the Of the ticket
by the nomination of the acknowledged favore OF the
pary-a who deserves the nomination for his faith
fu services and his great ability a statesman and a
patriot.
The bill for the assignment OF bounty land warrants,
has at last passed. and will become law soon as 1t
receives the signature Of the President. w j. b.
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1.-THE Central Democratic Committee of Johnson
county have issued call FOR county Convention to
meet the Saturday succeeding the first Monday in
April for the purpose of nominating candidates for the
legislature and the county Offices
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g5-The Mississippi Senate has passed resolution
postponing the election OF u s. Senator for the tern
commencing in 1853, until the next session of the Leg
isature.
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1404
6)I4664
2.44.4
at is the interest OF sl56 for "a days'

Answer: 50 "A, (the fraction 40 equal to being
cent? extend the interest according to mer-
camille usage, s2:45. The rule is un(aling and easy.
Pitts. Com.
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70 Notice has been given in the Legislature of Ohio
Of bill to prevent any further settlement Of coorcd
people in that State.
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gIt is sad by knc wing ones that the Wing party in
tend securing tn, services of the Infant Drummer
week and during the canvass to drum up whg votes
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1.-THE Madison and indianapolis Railroad train was
detained yesterday three four hours by the breaking
Of axle Of one of the cafs No one injured
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E%Neary three hundred men at work on tn
Sandusky city and Indiana railroad.
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caihsrne Hays, the 'Trish Swan" and the Fskir Of
silva are at ST. Louis.
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% The Austrian Government has forbidden the i'm.
portations Of Protestant Bibles into Hungary.
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pJoHS CoBURN Of this city has been nominated by
the Wings candidate for the Senate, TO fill the va
caney occasioned by the resignation of Mr. McCarty
Mr. Coburn is sprghtly young lawyer and will do as
well to be beaten as any other man.
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UThe world famed Irish melodies, with all the orig
inal symphonies and accompaniments, are now being
published in New York. in numbers, containing twelve
pages each, and sold twenty-five cents per num-
her
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-01

~ The last steamer to caiornis could not carry
half the passengers.
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Judge Mclean was appointed Jndge Of the Supreme
Court Of Ohio at 81 Judge Story was placed upon the
Supreme Bench of the United States at 32 and Judge
BlackGord was made Judge Of the Supreme Court OF
this State at the age Of 30.
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1.-THE sth of April has been designated as 4 dsy o
fast in Massachusetts,.
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UAn Ottawa Indian girl is soon to make her appear
ance as public singer. A "Praire Bird" ehl
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DLouis Ma oleOn's Most0--your money and your
life-PnHeh.
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Robbiug the Dead Mt New OrienuS--irrest
Of the parrlCs.
IFtom the New OIlei

he N,vrD m ~ n ;r-I
Va go, ia ~. iaht ~ So :, pt - ~ ~ - -, !,
allft d tb.t mo Lodie. LiIie1 ~ ,ha -e,ia; ~ III
steamer 81 Jsmes baH barn rohjcd and r,G:id a. 80.
hand If rnvcrs ~, .bc lot,o co,,;,oraJ oo;ta,ot %
he Sonseoneace JndEi nsI ad auods f nv,
bc.,ioo 81 tbp dread spruisc unye5 fro, All avs H.,
tbr objection of The i,fro,. oeeos ,c
m. tbe hn,,gd tact An ~ .rrar ~ tories y III, mi
AZ tbcy rasg cd f,cm month 70 monu, as',n,"G ""'s
shane with new Shade nj horror n.r,,aI iy.,.c,
ZION ii the male cores fhoved ths4 sueb n cr hod
a. ,,tcr carnrnts bad tbfiy nocIte t,,r,a inf o,t
Cotr nor / NJ Wojr onc ~ III d,.yrrd s9i5 H.
have hnd mon him n aoIa liver watch ana nver ,,n
hundred dollars Ia bnn IN n,J otLer ,,nay Ssyo,sI
othr,s Who ,y,,e l,noa, r. i,re bso, sitiS =, \ ~
tjiuc Of the cptp troDbe a. r,0e IN n rqno a. ca. so
con tututy y h rfp IfaIn suI,s nbont thsn, W..
Afterwards Grra l,tiirr with Their no, .4 ra,pplrel,
hHcd on vours l3ay with cl'aplt 4. ..a wood
4, rd 4, h., ,,.3l,. 5u;, il,t sr,,,i n t,, s,,.s
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BEAuTlrrL ANp AFFECTING Scene As the
stcamG Ben Franklin passed the town Of using
Vile with the sacred remains of Henry Clay on
board, thirty-onc young ladies' representing the
different States Of the Union stood in conspicuous
view on the wharf in front of the crowd Of citizens
there assembled All save one, we're dressed in vir-
The one excepted was ROBBED in deep heavy mourn
ing, and represented Kentucky, and occupied the
centre of the lirc How touchingly beautiful tho
scene, and with What pride-sad pride, she must
have felt as IN that galanxy Of beauty sbc found
herself the representative of that state whose broad
land from ono extreme to the other. was believed
with tears The whole scene was rendered mere ex-
pressiycy solemn BY tho deatbly silence that mi.
VERBALLY Prevailed on board the steamer and on
shore, as the vessel Hoated noisolcs,y by, bearing
iis precious charge onward 70 its last gepose.Cfa
CinasH Commercial, i2tL tHst.
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MONUMENT TO Commemorate PERRys YfCro.
0'- An association was formed on the 9TH instant,
~ We 0tiEens OF Sandusky, for the purpose OF
erecting monument on Gibraltar Rock. in Putin
Bay, to commemorate the brilliant victory won by
Penny On Lake Erie, and in honor of the dead who
ri IN that engagement. Gen LOWS Cass. OF De.
troit, was chosen President, and among the list OF
VICE Presidents are tho names Of Col. j J. Albert,
y g. Typographical Engineers, Washington City;
Hon Elisha Whittlosey, Com r. T. Stockton Gen.
Cadwaladcr, Philadelphia; Hon. Reuben Wood,
Ohioj y tinrris, Cleveland Mai. John G. Camp,
sandrfLyi Cart Champln, Buffalo; add John Bar
natl, Of Cincinnati.
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WEBSTER AND SCOTT IN NEW ENGLAND.

CONCORD, July II. INl-.
Twas standing at the railroad depot when the
rived here from Boston this afternoon. Webster in
the his way to his farnl at Franklin in this State
and WREN be recognized by the crowd he cheer
ed in the most yocifcrous and enthusiastic
There appeared to be but Scott man present. an
individual attempted to get up shout for the whg
miDce Of the Baltimore conventions but it would not 10
There was no response whatever The feeling Is the
wherever you 20 in New Hampshire and Massachu-
sets The name Of Scott Is received by the wings with
icy coldDess and whenever Webster is mentioned
thusie. IN is kndled. This is universal
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FRIGHTruI AND FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT
Yesterday afternoon, rs the o'clock train of cars
was proceeding from Camden on the line to New
locomotive ran off the track, and fsightful crash
took place. The locomotive was considerably in
ured one or two cars broken, and what is the most
melancholy part Of the occurrence the second fire
man, Charts Paul, was instantly killed The To-
connective turned clear around, and the unfortunate
deceased was thrown under the wheels and crushed
by their running over his chest. John Saxton, the
engineer had his shoulder dslocated and was other
wife injured. One Of the breakmen, named Mount
was thrown from his post and slightly injured. The
cause of the accident was an accumulation of sand
upon the track by the rain, which, appears the en-
eipeer saw some time before he reached the spot,
and reversed tho engine for the purpose OF avoiding
the danger. Some of the passengers were hurt,
The train detained until O'Clock last evening
-Ptftddciqtio North american, l5h Inst
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Deaths on the Plains.

Corrcs ponde nee OF the ST. Louis Inteigercer.
The following letter, showing the names of Cali
fornia emgrants who have fallen victims to their
hazardous undertaking the present season, will be
pciused with much interest by our readers every
where
FoRT LARAMIE Juno 90, 1852.
For the information of those who have friends
among the cmigrants to California and Oregon,
send you list Of those persons who have died on
the way, most Of them by the cholera. This fear
full disease is prevailing to some extent among the
emigrantS and many under the impression that
its ravages will be severely felt this summer. 1t
has not excited much alarm yet, however, though
in some trains as many as six or seven have died.
The list sent is composed of persons who died aud
were euticd previous TO the time we passed along
the road
j. ski6mcre, died May IS, IsJ2; s. Colby,
rs: died MAY %. 1882 O. Michigan; David Lewis,
died May 30. 1852 Mr.. Macy; Martin Comet, Pat
nam county. Oho John s. Barnett, died May 80,
Lafayette county, Mo !; David Matthews, Putnam
county, Ohio: Brian Thornhlll and Samuel Thoro-
hill, OF Warren county, Mo j. Denuisol, eyed 40,
of Ohio; II Z. Watkins, Of Pa; Charles Cagner.
Lake county, Ohio: Joseph Elyiedgc, died Juno !,
1852, Of III William Taylor OF Perryville, Mo
Duncan Mckiuscy, a Rushtower, Jefferson county,
Mo-; Aaron n. T.. Burgess, Of Jefferson county,
Mo. j. Postlewaitc, aged -, Of Crittondon county,
KY: j. Ham, aged ISk, died June ,, lSj2 H. r..
Allison, died June 4, 1852.
The information concerning some Of these persons
IL not full but il is all that could DO obtained from
the boards erected for head stones OF course there
are others who have died, some since passed, and
others from different routes, whose names are not
included in TIE above list: but far it goes. IL
may be relied upon as correct $.
From another source we have obtained the follow
ing additional names Of persons who had died be-
tween Chimney Rock and Fort Laramie -
g. j. Scbafner. from Pittsburg, died June 3; VIM,
Rohertson, from Madison, H.. died June 3; Samuel
l. Bgham, from Illinois, aged % years, died June 81
II Hogard. do. do, aged 80 years. died June g.;
Mary j. Allison, from Republic Ohio aged % years;
David II Dorah, from Sangamon county, Ill died
June 8; A. IL. Bell, died May %; Cicero Morrow,
from jackson county, Mo-, aged 6yeais, died June5.
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WIZ. GARDNER & co.'s CIRCULAR.

wM. GARDNER 4 CO. CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, July ., 1872
Prices; ordinary descriptions do freely, but
holders Of such continue very firm.
week, s.. to IS. per barrett no American here.
At the late advance bacon rather haSs but the stock be-
Lard again advanced "a to S. per cwt., with ths
stock almost used up For 70 arrive oss has been
raid, and more money is now asked
Grease butter s much wanted but no American here.
In talow there has been rather more doing. AT prices
In tie te.inning Of the week the market 6rm
chase And aour but The w weather. having bsce
settled Wednesday the inquiry o on and has since
for wheat La: been sstve to % lbs over
yeeks prices -four moving slowly at steady rates ie.
low Sa1 ns sSrR has S ss Is
slime Of %. Per quarter.
JAMES M'HENRY's CIRCULAR
LIVERPOOL, July ., 1852.
ant cheese better request but only primo gu ,y 10
iockedfr Lard 5ss Querctron bark is M re
@ No h seanfs ss oil has . sr1S 1s
busncss is doing a. the decline. kicc quiet.
Is Wen sntained Prime brands q aour bring 2os
some parcels q wheat have changed hands s ID
Tor baltimore. ndisn corn T. very scarce, and Is wanted
market continues to bo no freely supn,iod
The late imports that the demand which IL pretty
stoady spcss md prioes Of oil kinds Of Amersaa
and in come instances the "ordieary aas bstts Tali
ties have been sold q r.ng per pond rodps NON ~
ing 70 much nspsss. Of SusinSs '''' WIDOW io"a-
stock this day bags, which s 6so American
Sales this week, ts7So bags ncudng go American
200 bags beips spoculs on and 1850 bngs 70 exporo
the LATEST LIVERPOOL GrroN MARaET.
TVErr1cb. Saturday, LILY 1872.
ttade tsEty lsForcsy cpg at boq6 roady 0btata
are. g dps sales win rr,baiJ be SPOUT Gcjo tsas
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Turkey.

Two more steamers destined for the navigation
of the Bosphorus, have arrived from London, at
Constantinople. One Of these called the Wonder,
advertised to carry passengers from the city to Ka
dikoui, was attacked by the peoples bu. the autho-
rites succeeded in preserving it from their fury.
In several of the provinces the crops are threat
Ined with extensive injury by locusts.
A letter from Beyroot, Syria, mentions the form
alton Of company for establishing steam mills in
that city.
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E8.5ST.115
EANkEAG nIpARTMENT.
csa.aao.ola


IoNpos Monty MhRKEr, July 2-Two o'elock-There
has been further decline in the English Funds of per
cent mHsing the fail to-day cent. Consos
100 div. for the opeping The foreign market is
steady quiet; but Railway shares arc affected by the de-
cline IN tie Iunc4. North. estcrn arc now $50.
Three ceoekCcnsos for the opening 1905 to 4 ex div
arnur
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The contractor to receive the first year. e2S $50;
second, f22 $50; third G22 $50; fourth, Ell $50
fifth, Ell go sixth, G20 $50 seventh. On, 2oO
eighth EI9 100; ninth, El9, $50; tenth, ELS, $50
and for every subsequent year of the continuance Of
the contract there is TO be annual reduction OF
I5O0 from tho rate OF The year immediately pre-
ceding 1t is to continue for ten years, and if, at
the expiration of that term neither party shall have
given notice that the contract will then cease, it
will continue in force until the expiration of twelve
months notice in writing. To commence on the LIST
of September next
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Nm no THE MONTREAL SUFFERERS The nf3a.
hoR Herald 81 the 18th inst faysWo understand thut
he Tryylut'l government bus given 90 600 toe ts W
fererS by tie IRE
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The Crnns.

Tho crops in Florida are said to be in Guo con-
diticn. The Jacksonville Mars has received from
gentlemen who have recently visited the various
coiuties Of tho interior Of East Florida the most
iatttrrc accounts OF the appearance of the crops
The corn. cane and cotton crops all look well, and
are nov beyond the reach of injury from drought
The corn crop represented TO be the best ever pro-
duceG eiuce tho oren'pg Of the country. me emil
laion to the country next fail and winter will be-
very great, but from all accounts, there will be
plenty of provisions to meet all demands arising
IRON this source.
Tho Richmond. Va Mig, Of the 18th instant.
says:-The wheat crop in the valley Of James river
above Richmond, was never surpassed either in
ouantity or quality on from the river, in many
sections the crop very seriously damaged BY fly,
the Joint worm and the army worm. Ia conse-
ouence Of the hot and long continued dry weather,
Inc oat crop is almost a failure Owing to the same
canse, in all the counties Of James river between
Richmond and Lynchburg not more than half .
tobacco crop is standing.
The Massillon Ns9rs Of the 9Th, SAYS the wheat
harvest has just commenced in Stark county, and
the yield will be abundant.
The Chicago Tribune speaks in glowing terms OF
wheat prospects in Northern Indiana from personal
inspection. The Detroit Free Press says the crop
will be excellent in Michigan. New wheat o.
superior quality hos been received in the So 'ou's
/ market, raised in Illinois.
i MELANCHOLY Casualty .--During the prevalencs
Of the thunder storm, and the high WIND whlch nc
companied il. at Ogdensburg, ou Saturday evening;
MIR. John Homes, u snOClhhksl, 80"
Daniel story apprentced TO him, were crossing ina
river 10 Prescott in small sail boat; the boat cap
sized when near ,9s middle Of the vsT and Ms
49, Mo yas an excellent swimmer, managed to
5;ysst himself Of his clothing, and struck out for
more The accident having been witnessed By rer-
sons on shore Mr. Plumb and others put OIL u boats
10 tleir assistance, and picked up the boy Story
I sner lie had swan for over hafa milo. The body
q Homes i rot yet recovered. lie leaves wi.o :
i.bany RcsisiT, Jntg ",
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Bnnk of ENGLAND.

An scccurt pursuant to the Act nth and sh Vic. 81
for the vek ending Saturday the Goth day OF June
1852.
IsSrs DEPARTMENT.
Notes Issued 5S1 l75 Government Debt IL 05 100
Other securities 2,0si, 300
Gold coin and bull
lion. 2,5btSOJ
Silver bullion 80. 80 375
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Russia.

construct on Of railway from Riga to Dunaberg, a
town he river Duna. This railway is to be in
conjunction with the line to be completed from st.
Petersburg to Warsaw, and is expected to confer
m dsfict yery nroiuetve in aaS and - at,opding
the means of valuable export trade, when the ma
vigatiou TO ST. Petersburg is closed. The founda-
ton Of a new Exchange was laid at Riga on the 18th
ult
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-16

D1sp al u O'Clock night, the 9th inst, Mrs MARY H. Nun
nav al her residence Ganva in King William County Va OF
spoken from the time sh was
taken, a. 10 clock the Thursday preceding.
DIED. 3sh year her Saturday eVenng Apli o
in tins residence Of her father, Nchoias 's I A
KY c.. Ro5i y Corbn OF Caroline county? 'as
DIED her residence (Iecho) The county Of Powhatan or
be14, Of March s2 after OF four days. Miss MELhA
GOODWIN SWAMI aged 62 years months and 10 lays cue @ m
.cnd ,on ,b ancient stock Virginia cavaliers and she wa.
bs irnmedate offspring Of paentase dSnG nea
;rce T integrity dignity and hospitality 10 hsr
d,norncni and conduct were haPpy anu
'a. m rb. virtues and chrisii.n rciatVe, ltloh au
So Ir =. mistress bounty and ner mercy were ake
Throughout her pilgrimage on cari he
N tne laws God and her country and IN he
If death manifested the willing Resignation 10 'he
her Maker adeed, she met the summon from her Cod
thou shalt surely die, bu. as II were
. tn high borne by angel oil peace ana
mr. rev saving her departing soul. -
He'''''o uCome holy spirit, heavenly tore!" :,
Ter .en,bies remarkably acute and rehneG "ere oi
nved like the rulns passion, strong DEATH; o Tnen aco
. tia, her repeated expressions OF gratitude TO he Seu
b,r, and attentive physician, nigh, fatigue aud enc h
claimed OF the fulness Of the eart the mouth
word The large ~. asrs ~
assembled al her 1usc. oil her
friends and the shreks Of servants nc m oaa ~
,b.ir n.s far more elouuenty and impreSslsey e
word, Her diving prayers invoked the blessing" " s
he voung collateral relatives Of her am ot Ho:e
nd SUCCESS mere and hereafter she maneeu ne @
| I.,ira She adevout member OF 1se LreS0f' ' - "
! christian no less in practice than ptoiIns;sion,;
Enxrooal papers will ploass puo!isn'nis noHee
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xy0TysE OF DELEGATES.

communication received from the Senate that they
had passed various bills with amendments (already noticed
in the proceedings of that body which concurred IN
b. the Hrns".
Mr. RraSsuS Of Il from the committee Of Courts OF
Justice .eCo;;ed with substitute. bill concerning 'he
terms Of the Circuit Courts.
Mr. YERDY from the committee of Schools presented a
bill to transfer the unds of The Hampton Academy % Inc
Free School Fund of Elizabeth City county:
Mr. WILSON from the committee on Agriculture presented
a bill to ncorpore the Mount Carbon Mining Company;
bill 10 ncorate the Trnal Mining Company;
4 bill to incorporate the Vernon Mining Company
bill TO incorporate the South West Mining Company
and
featuring Company.
Ill. DowslSe from the committee on the subject, pre-
sanied bill providing for the purchase of clock for the
House of Delegates.
Mr. Scorr Of f.. from the committee for Courts OF Jus.
cs presented bill concerning the compensation OF Jurois
aud their qualification and OF selection IN cefa
cases with amendments
RESOLUTIONS. 60.
By Dir. WHITE Of Hanover-Of authorizing tue CouI y
before which application for the appointment Oh Go.
uee for person suspected TO be insane may oe peohs
10 appoint committee of estate of such person during
| the time such Applicant may be pending.
By Mr. LEaLY-Of authorizing commissioners IN alonon
gslia County solevy the dd Udlors principle fo