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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-05
THE PUBLIC SENTIMENT emphati

caly expressed in regard TO Clothing purchased Of j.
X. HORA Colt has long been OF satisfaction Il
have compliments continually pouring In from the city and
country -
Our stock OF ready.msde CLOTHING has been entirely
replenished with magnificent assortment Of Spring and
Summer Goods selected with and Judgment which
made in the best possible manner and are. selling at gre
reduction below competitors.
Gentlemen who prefer having their garments made
der can have their wish raued keep consantiy
splendid assortment of Cotha and Cameres and Cut
ter has attained degree OF cutting almost certain 10 pleas
the most fastidous.
We also keep general assortment Of Furnishing Gooda
J. K. HORA co, No 90 Nassau-st,
between Fulton and John-sts
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Sales BIZ Aurtion.


N. BUSH.
A UCTION NOTICE.-C. CASSIDY,
"A Auctisneer-By II N. BUSH.-PURNITURE, Se-
THIS DAY, a.lO! o'clock at No 10 North Wisms Par
Tor ard Bedroom Furniture Of every description. Also the
Furniture offs boarding house Aso, Glss Casss contain
ing 600 vos Books sold in lot sofs Sofa Beds Coseh
Bedstesds &c. kc
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VNTHITEROCK SHIRTINGS. -
Clothing, Mr.
GENERAL TAYLOR'S HEAD

zen ERAL TAYLOR'S HEAD
~ QUARTERS, No. Is Fulton-st, eorneS Of Coolest
An elegant assortment Of Spring and Summer Clothing
General Tsylos Headquarters No. rs Fulton st. Of
0oldst-Mr. @. SOUDER, manager, and Wholesale and
tail dealer Clothing prepared to furnish all hs
necessary for the completion OF gsntlemans wardrobe 81
prices far beyond the reach Of competition By employing
ether than superior workmen, he enabled TO boast Of
the durability Of his Clothing well the unsurpassed ole
sance Of styles 10 His assortment Of Cloths Cssmsres
Vesngs &C. embraces the desirable styles and hsv
been selected with view Of combining beauty, elegance
economy and durability.
Mr. j. sOUDER still remains in the charge Of tho suso
es department where ne has rendered himself popuD
By hs in satisfactorily fitting gentlemen with duaB
and well made Clothing. J. SOUDER, Superintendent.
No 76 Fulton st., cor. Cold
N. B-A large and excellent assortment OF youthS and
shildrens Clothing always hand wh!sh win be soid al
souespondinsly low prices
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Nv TeIegraph.

BOSTON June Ar brig Oak Maasa, 1924 nit lat ~ 81 lou
g. Jaw ship North Star from New YORK for san Francsoo hs
G. Bass Bamore c. Stewart Emma, Audover asd j. Ncker
son. Philadelphia.
CID ships sabine Calcutta Cysnei Mediterranean bngs Helen
jane TrlKo Chcnanus Savannah schr Louisa, Nsw York
HALIFAX May gs-Arr. Index, New fork.
NEW ORLEANS June Arr ship Plymouth, Boston; bark
Clyde, n. Yot
stesn.sip WIN Penn for n. Yort, sails to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-05
B. A. Chiffon, Auetioneer.
HORTY- FIVE LOTS of GROUND at

III YORKVILLE at AUCTION.-Positive Sale of Forty
hve Lots and Cores located 4hsv seth, Goth and 9s
rs-COLE Chiffon viii sell at auction, on THU Ks
DAY June 10 at u o'clock a, the Merchants EXCHANGE
IS lots 4h-sv and S9tb, Goth and 9sts a. York
Vile in the XIIth Ward Of the City Of New-Yotk.
portion Of this properly has elevation above dews
ter OF between IS and % feet and commands extensive
and picturesque view the East River the SOUND the State
Of Conr eetcut and Wescheser County and IL believed
unsurpassed equaled for respectable residences BY any
ether situation between 42d- Ct and Harlem
90 per cent Of the purchase money may rea on bond
aud mortgage and for three years
deed All taxes ard the property paid
and II will be entirely unlneumbered when the deeds are
delivered.
printed abstract Of title, by p Az s F. Cowdry, Esqs,
No o. Wast, will be furnished every purchaser the
day ofsale.
for maps and particularly apply the Office OF the
tioneer No Wallst. ON
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Urn Goods.

Il INENS and LINEN GOODS.-A
Il large assortment Of Linens all qualities; White and
Brown Linen Tablecloths all sizes Dsmask aud SPOT Ma
kins Towels Doyles Linen Sheetng, Hmdkerchiefs &c
Dealers supplied lowest cash prices by WIN. ATiIES
L CO, Nos. So and so Catharine-st.
NTHITEROCK SHIRTINGS. The
w Whiteroek Ellis Supsrfne 37inch Bssched Cot
tons also Water Twist do uneqused for hnenes OF tes
ture and perfection Of fabric. For sale by
NESMITH X co, Agents.
No. 81 Broad.st, and No ~ Newst.
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Passengers Arrived.


\, .-Is Eliza Hvnf, f-sn csreen1,.wF BssOp and hdl
JAM. neSsb sBd kdy. v Bird, Aserev heCletv.
In re- ADA Fsns CisrJESs'-hr sunet kdy ara etid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-05
EMPIRE CITY LINE-THROUGH

y 10 SAN FRANCISCO at greatly reduced Of
fare Cabin and Steerag- passensers1he aud spe
did double engine steamship sIERR NEVADA 1889 tuna
J. ID. WILsON, Esq, Commanier, will leave her docl
pier No North River for Aspinwsll Navy Bay dr.c.
on SATURDAY, 10Th July at o'clock r, NJ, conn.ctas
at Panama. with the fayorite steamship NEW.0R
LEANS, EDGAR WAkEMEN, Commander whsa
steamer will take the passengers by the SIERRA NEVADA
from New-Nork aud Immediately thereafter proceed
San Francisco direct These vessels In uodatioa
safety and ventilation not supassedb any this route
end an experienced surgeon Is ed 10 each vessel Pas
,eDgers per SIERRA NEVADA viii be laaded at the Raj
road Wharf a. Aspnwall, free.
Books are open, and through tickets for sale
First Cabin State Rooms.
Second Cabin State Rooms. ~
For freight passage, apply TO
j. HOWARD & son, AGENTS No 81 Bro.dSay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-05
Gxpresses.

CREGORY'S CALIFORNIA EY.
OPRESS, Office 2o5 Broadway, near Fal,ons p.
splendid steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, vi. Nicsa,,.
on SATURDAY, June S ss SP M-through ia sA,st 4
days.
The subscribers will forward Express for Psek,,..
Parcels and Letters by the above opportunity sAars a.
their messenger, Shippers viii please send 10 A.s
eisht on or before Friday 4th inst Mail eoses Al a
THOMPSON1 HITCHCOCK Asean
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VANDERBILT LINE for SAN FRAN.

Y CIsCO.-THE CHEAPEST and sH0RIssMH
ROUTE.-TBROUGH TICKETS WITHOUT DEFY
TION.--The and powerful double engine seAnsey
NORTHERN LIGHT $500 tuns burden VIII ies. =, 4.
No North River on 9Th June st p NJ precisely kf ~
Juan del Nore connecting with the doube-snrne 49,
ships PIONEER and INDEPENDENCE, over the Wat.
gus Transit Route having but IL miles OF land nsnpor
Those steamers have unsurpassed cabin and steefass 49,
modations and with the increased facilities OF me It,
Co. passengers rely upon going through without -
ton at any point. Storage passengers taken hrnf
$780, or al sl45, they paying their own transit sGa"
matioR or passage apply only 70 D. b. ALLEN ~
No Battery-pls up sSn
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xrsnSrss sLxASse..--..rIs sar
g. p;... % ses..... = - xoon.-Rises....N ts
upsH
sa Hi 10 esm Gov hlsBd Ill Ism Hell Gate. % SEA
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~ j. HOWARD I son, Agents, No 5, Broadway
LVOR Observation-Disclosures State,

IL Mail steamship ARCTIC, Capt james C. Lace
This will depart with tho u Mails for Europe pod
lively SATURDAY, June 10 at IL O'Clock NJ, from Der
berth at the foot Of Canals No berth secured I'll psI
for For freight or passage having vnsquaed sceommos
tons for elegance and comfort apply 10
kDW. X. COLLINS CO, No. So Walls
The steamship BALTIC win succeed the ARCTIC NJ
sail June Sc, 1852
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

EREIGHTS to PIT'rSBURG, and q
the WESTERN CITIES, via NEW:YookKh- d NJ
PHILADELPHIA STEAN-TRAySPORrATlUlsas o v s1
PANY, PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD and On l',. =.
ER-The Philadslphis snd New-York steam s.s,
ton Company having made Arrangements win u.s ~
yana Railroad Company TO carry their eight
adephia aoG Pitfsburr. prepared fessg' 800
for Goods ffom Newly ork ts Piitsburg Wbeenns ' -
nall Louisville OF s. Louis et the following fe,oe -
New-Yolk to Pittsburg, time 6 days Rsses-"
81 Ok I'd 20 cts: 3D. 10 cts; 4,h 50 eta per 100 ia cx
New-YOrk TO Wheeling, time Gays Rates"
81 ~ ID. IS eta; 3D. IS Gu; 4tG. 7jefs per w i ca
New OK ~ Cincinnati bne Gays. hsl"-
81 81 I'd S.; 3D. 81 cts; 4tn g cts rer lg iot &, Ga
New.York N louisville time days ks'ct-f
81 IS, I'd 81; 3D. 81 cts; 4th 90 cts per 100 loe ii Ca
New 70 70 81. Louis, time Z days hat' -
81 So I'd 81 So Sd 81 20; 4th 81 10 per lO0 iDs uras
Merchants shipping g eds &c the West WIZ I Zoo
their adysntge ia cost and tine ship BY Wa
Fer further information or bls laflng spy -Yad
THOMSON, Ageht, Fier No. North River, se r
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Dec. .2Gs, 45l Inc. e, 90 Dec. e80, O86

The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at
tde water from the OF navigation 10 the
3lst May ncus during the years 1850 and 1852 IL as
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Ocean Cleaners, sc.

nARIUS DAVISON'S NEW MODEL,
NsTEAMSHIPS kc-At the request OF many persurs
and to crafty the curiosity excited in the public mind
aiiou plan for modelling, eonstructins and pro
pens ocean and river vessels will place in the rotunds
OF the Merchants Exchange Wsllst, FRIDAY and SAT.
UkDAY OF this week. Photographic drawings plans &c, Of
ocean and liver vessels Yachts 6c built and 20 b. built %
the new model and circulars with further particuls head
ed with cut OF the steamship Columbia, a. she would ~
pear In heavy sea and the Sword FISH, the hst bat bull
on the new medel can be had at the Exchange
DARIUS DAWSON BROTHER
Nos S7i snd SIC Broadway
New American Model Steamship, Steambcst Clipper SAie
and Yacht building Office.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM.

LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAM.
~ SHIP COMPANY tor NEWORLEANs, via IN
vANA.-The splendid steamship EMPIRE CITY, 2s
tuns, John Leeds Commander will sail from the pier
foot OF Warren-st ~ r., on WEDNESDAY, June 8 u l
o'clock T. NJ precisely
RATES or PASSAGE TO havana AND sEw-oRLrASs-Sxs
ARRANGEMENT.
Ladies Saloon Berths. .....................SO
After do do ......................W
Forward do do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50
Stctfnge 90 90 ..s............s...... %
Specie only taken on freight to Havana.
Freight taken to New Orleans forty cents pcr cubic 6d
Shippers of freight requested TO supply themselys
with the Compsnys bills Of laing which may BE- had "
plcation at the office. No other form will be- signed
No bill 8 of adng signed after the ship has Eiled
For freight passage apply 10 NJ. o. ROBERTS, No IN
Westst cor. WNren-st.
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s4ooo B. go btu Pantau Bari 40 pisues sose Do, 40
DO 100 cssss Bleaching Powders, ~ tes DO, ll tuss
cal 20 hsdons German Cheese L. CO. frsnch DO Is
hs, Coca i9O casks MsAde 100 bb Cochnea IS c Indigo -
annstto bb. Arok IA pki Dry Goods - ship Great
~ .tean.r al y FrauI-ea u do ~ Meridian, g DO
J. Hzmpdenotsl Dry Goods SO casks so5s Ash ~
Sal Soda bbs Arrow Root 10 Lqusnee
Paste vanilla Beans ~ Basn Cop2-a ar casts
DO Cream Tartar $50 ats DIV Diva. eastr foar SUI
Crude Bnmone as tuns do 10 hats Duck
,iver Quinne o. bbs. Soda Crysas III hols Jaa'
hbds Bay Water 10 Do 2sdemhns DO pipes Lemon JUICE,
ss,s IS cais Chemicals ~ tuns aic, O' p Do 2io
1os DO - Brazil Wood goo Do % ID log Tood
do. ia boxe Tomatoes. $500 don Pine App 21 oors
80 boxes Lemon 0 AuTes su "a 80 o1e. Rn.,
$3.50 half do do 62 quarter DO Do ia eighth do DO O72 cE'
bbis do 10 0b Curran - bxs Dates.
Brandy a. Aonds, 10 bb DO, oeroons
bbs Salmon, Hernps ~ qt cosish 80 tIas uano,
bushels Barley l34 do Oats fs Hdes Cal skos, 81
SINE Sheep Skh 57y Hons - sb 10 tcs IS
Honey l3 ae Hay, 81 bags Ivory Nuts 70 boz, 3fs
Rubber 4lsf bars X X Iron, 2i bars
bd GIL plates l3 tun. Scrap 81 uns Pc lfoa c Pg-
H. Lead. 5000 Lst, 5000 scaHtnf bis Leather ~ bds
Vel Metal cks 1875 ics. 81 bbs bossses 2s0 bk
% chs Seal ~ cks IInseed Oil 100 bb Neoetss
Red 10 Ysrjsns G0uns Plaster 6l71 bushels
"a bb hampers Potatoes 40 bales RAGS Las hd Rsttans
II bushels salt ia bales sponf-, 10 coo States l6o
bsss Hemp d. Canary Seed I7 boIes Sosp So bbs ~
Steel 1881 hhds III tes 62 bb All bags srsar
as casks 40 halves go ~ osyes Brandy 37 GIN
325 hslves 3fso hfhs, 100 tsnt boIss
44O bIs Tin Pae. 80 Tea Ito oss aahoEany
feet - erOches ZIG do ~ logs Cedar Wood is
bales Tobacco 20 bali ppes 70 IS eshs Vinegar
LIS bats cs hide lS5 halves 100 bbs, 70 easks
Wine 6hslyes 600 gre, 3Ol octSves Port Wine
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WELLS, FARGO g. CO.. Cslifoni,

w Express, Ofice No. l6 wsll-st-Paekasss psrr.
and freighs Of all descriptions despatched in ehars al,
Special Messenger for steamship CRESCENT CITY 70 a.
pinwsl and Panama Ali packages for this Expres mas
put up the usual oru not toexceed lbs pounds weight
y cubic feet n,sssu,m.nt and perfectly ws.erpreeL lap
invoices &c. Small parcels received until O'Clock y
Saturday. WELLS, FARGO CO. Ne Is Wali-ss
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Ino..... 3l2 Inc. l2l602 Dec. 97,042 Dec Is, 1872
The aggregate quantity of the article leit at tde
water from the commencement OF navigation 70 the 3st
May inclusive, during the year 1851 and 1882 Is fol-
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u.s,rr,cruRys or SILK.


sn. II pa,lsses o. MS Do shs- s46 20 scsrS stni
Posseee t4isl do. sevnst, s'5fj u o" 'i"s" f'
Total, q packages, valued at sle.2bs-
MANUFACTURES OF FtAs
Lipsn,, pastAses, valued al sssa
MISCELLANEOUS.
Straw Goods. II packages, valued al SAW
The Importations of the week ending
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-11
The Pacific Railway.

We drove out yesterday to the machine shop of the
Pacific Railway, about half mile of the city and
were pleased to find that the work of laying the track
is in rapid progress. The road bed is very sub.
staDtialy baasted; the ties of ample size,
and the rails of the best It" pattern-sxy pounds TO
the neal yard II the whole road shall be constructed
carefully as the part examined, it will be of
the best in the United States The equipment, we are
less pleased 10 see, will correspond with the charac
of the road. The two locomotives in the shop
of the most approved ucsion each with four
driving wheeles, and finished with all modern improve
ments. When in operation, they will manifest TO the
people of Missouri the power aud superiority of this
mode of transit fat
We think the company have acted wisely in starting
with all their machinery of the best models Blu, here
after, informed, it is probable that all their
locomotives will be built in this city The freight on
locomotive from the East. being obOu 81 500 would of
itself, he pretty fair profit. ,
We are assured by those who ought % know, that
the road WILL early in December, be in operation at
least far the town Of kirkw ood laid out at
the depot, thirteen miles from ST. Louis; during the
winter will be opened through the first DIVISION about
forty miles.
We look forward to grand jubilee the occasion
Of the first trip mp the Merrmac.-Ho,oard County
Banner. .-f
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-11
THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 4, 1854
Glorious Result.

FraRkin Pierce, of New Hampshire, is elected Pres
Jent, and William R. King of Alabama Vice President
The returns complete. but enough is known to
all bOubt the result. This is most gori-
triumph. A triumph of principle faction.
Franklin Pierce standard bearer in the late contest
i and faithful Representative of Democratic
principles. His is personal triumph; il is the
triumph Of Jefersonian Democracy. a
During the contest have been rudeIy assaied our
motives and acts mpugned and misrepresented and in
the moment Of triumph, feel very much disposed to
shout opponents, but admonshed by the
words OF our glorious leader, uttered recent
SION Remember that the hour Of triumph, shonId be
the hour Of R1GgHaRimity" lli1eens s.f a ~,
Our ancient enemy, the enemy Of Democracy is de-
feated, routed and driven from the field. Under what
ever form they will re-organize, time and circumstances
alone will determine. In the time let IS treat
them fellow-ctlZens Say nothing that will irri
tate wound their sensbllties; but when they show
themselves again on the battle field matter under
what banner they parade. let be prepared again
fight them with the weapons of truth and justice Let
ms maintain own organization, and stand by our
cherished principles. asi-rr-a. 80. -.-,as-..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-11
Kossuth and the Revolutionary League.

letter from Kossuth, addressed to the Congress of
the American Revolutionary Fund for Europe appears
m the newspapers, in which he gives encouraging ac-
counts OF the progress of the liberal in Europe
He says the Hungansns prepared to rise en- asss
the first summons in Germany, the idea Of Re
public is daily gaining ground. and the necessity for
united action clearly established He urges the
necessity of increasing the of carrying the
revolution when il is once begun. The moment the
fight commences, he says, the Hungarian scrip which
is n circulation will receive market value that 1t
will be possible for those who may find il eonvennt to
wait the of the to realize the value Of their
stock" Three German patriots, he corceves, should
be chosen manage the fund The general agency Of
dephia The instructions he left shows he says that
not his intention apply the avais of that loan
exclusively to his own country; but he is disposed
place portion Of it to the emancipation Of Germany
Phil Ledger,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-11
From Mexico.

Dates from the Capital to the 1lth, and Vera Cruz
to the 10th ult., at hand. The intelligence they
bring is Of the old dcbaraeterrevouton anarchy
VIOLENCE, and bankruptcy. s4i.s t....,s - -
The ministerial crisis in the city of Mexico sill ex
lists, and up the last dates Senior Aguirre the only
one o the newly appointed ministers who had accepted
Office had taken oath and was attending 10 the daties
OF his station. an fHaifIH skr -
The seige OF Orzai a, By the nsar gents, had been
raised They penetrated the city, during attack as
Tar as the plaza but were driven back y the national
guard fie1 aft -at sastl ~.
Senor Miguel Mosso. manager of the National
Theatre in the city Of Mexico has been arrested and
imprisoned a charge OF eonspiring 10 bring back
Santa Anna M Deimer, German citizen Of high re-
sponsbility, has also been imprisoned charge of
taking part in plot against the Government ~ t'
In the single PGrfido Of Sombrerete the frontiers
from the month cf January to August the Indians kill
ed one hundred and fifty -four people and wounded at
least fourth more than that number. .---IN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-11
Coyernoro of the Mormons.

letter from Salt Lake City to the Cleveland Herald
has venturcd the following description of the Mormon
Governor: ra ~ .f .9fta
"a The residence Of Brigham Young would be called
splendid residence, any place in the Staes would
also the Court House be considered an elegant building
The former is finished the outside VITA white lime
that gives beautiful color while the architecture al
Ter the most approved modern style tits on the north
side of the city, near Temple block and has command
ing view Of the whole city before the eminence upon
which it stands. His yards, out.bnildngs, trees and
shrubbery all show that the Gov. of the Territory and
President of the Mormon Church is preparing himself
permanent place 10 enjoy forever what he ancies to be
the divine pleasure of 0mnpotence. He is a man Of
about forty six years OF age low in stature thick set
light brown hair, light complexion, with active tenn.
permanent, and considerable talents In his general
los ks and manner Of speech he resembles than any
man ever saw, Hon. David t. Disney Of Cincinna Il
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-11
Mr.. HANDY,s REPLY.

ie7aao9 = tfaaq ~ CLEVELAND, Oct. 26th, 1852
q H. NJ Addison: Dear Sir:-I have noticed with deep
regret the charge which you refer, made against
Gen. Pierce, and without regard TO either Of the po
cal parties of the day. deem it no less nsce
than of pleasure be able contradict them false
and unfounded.
My personal acquaintance with Gen. Pierce, extends
only for few months back and during portion Of
this time the solicitations Of political friends and the
social intercourse Of public table, were to my per-
sonal observation unable him from bis pur
pose OF esfire abstinence from all inforicafng drinks
Having heard after his nomination similar charges
took some pains to inquire Of his friends and neigh
bors 70 their correctness have doubt that like
many young of strong social qualities, Gen Pierce
may have during bis life induiged in the social glass;
and has suffered like others the sad consequences, but
we have no in own city whose strict temper
ance habits Of higher order than his at the present
time ,1isaa
I take pleasure, also, in bearing testimony Gen.
Pieree's high regard and observance Of the Sabbath
and Of his moral and exemplary department in the
munity where he resides =
Wherever he Is personally known, such ISLANDERS
would have no effect except to inurs those who utter
them, and ne stands In need Of vndicate hs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-11
stati.,ics Of odd FeIIow,b,n.

According the report Of the Grand Sire there are
in the United States and Territories 2729 Lodges, 25
S1s Past Grands, and 1913 29S contributing members
Number Of limitations during the last year 25 776
pensions 208 In Indiana there are lI5 Lodges, 75S
p. G.'s and 5,il9 contributing members; limitations
083 suspensions 141. Number Of brothers relieved
26 $3.50; number Of widowed families relieved, s,o5s;
number of brothers buried 1642 paid for relief
Of brothers. $372 ,384 94 amount paid for relief Of
widowed families, $52 $50 70; amount paid for edoca,
ting orphans $40 $50 So; amount paid for buryng o.
dead s72 442 7s total amount Of relief S514 7si Us;
revenue Of subordinate Lodges 81, l,ie4,ssl l5'-NeS
albany Ledger.