The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-09
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- II is said that owing to the great mortal
ity at New Orleans caused by the late epidem:3,
large amounts Of property have been inherited
BY absent heirs who reside in different States of
the Union. By the law of Louisiana, such prop
erty is only bound for the payment of lquidat-
ed debts. SO that all partnerships Of subsequent
contracts are null and void. The absence Of
lawful heirs has opened wide field for frauds,
which are daily being practiced.
p Rsy-The editor Of the DanviIIe Ei5aas has
been swindled by music teacher named Pole
man. He is described as ga thick-set, red faced
red haired, opeyed, bow legged bloat, destitute
five may believe the testimony Of those who
knew him best of principle, either social or
moral, and not worthy to be trusted, .,
~ The Nashville True Wing of Monday
says: We learn that several private dispatches
were received in this city on Saturday, an
nouncing that the cholera had broken out in,
New Orleans. One was to a gentleman who
had number Of negroes to go down, advising
him not to send them, as the cholera was every
bad in New Orleans" XIV t.
fB Col. Thorne, of Washington Hollow,
Dutchess county, New York. lately imported
from England Durham bull at cost of 81, 900.
By the steamer Washington, on her last trip he
received a COW for which he paid $4,000. This
is said to be the highest priced COW ever import.
ed. She was accompanied by two months old
calf, which cost $3.50. .t..,
The vote of New York analysed stands
\ Seward, 2,7O9 Soft, 96,700 Anti-Soft 10000;
Silver Grey 10000 or $4,000 Hards. The NUM-
Der who refused to vote, 10000.
SW" General Scott has issued general order
assigning the command Of the departments as
l newly organized. General Wool takes the Eas-
/ tern Department Gen. Twiggs the Western,
Gen. p f. Smith the Texan, Gen. Garland the
| New Mexican, and Gen. L. A. Hitchcock the Pa
cifc Department 90 ia fEi
/ ~ The Swedenborgians, or New Church,
have established College at Urbana, and rear
I 100 students are in attendance. The Institution
is quite liberal in its character, and the prevail
ing influence Of the town is the New Church.
| ~ It is reported that very rich Copper-mines
with strong indications of gold, have been dis
covered on and near the route Of the railroad
| from ClarksVille to Milton, n. C.+7f ra
t5g@ The Herkimer Democrat contains an ac-
count of the suicide of Lewis A. Emery, in that
town. He was young man Of twentyone
years Of age, had been believer in spiritual
mediums, and was himself medium He had
been slightly deranged for some time before
his death. sHtt arg n .sfG ~ 3,
t5g~The Newark Advertiser says: "a gav~-
stone lately cut in that city has at the top da-
guerreotypeo Of the deceased person, neatly set
into the stone. This is a novel and appropriate
method, not only of fcomnemorating friends, but
of bringing them, as they appeared in life, to
the recollection Of acquaintance visiting their
graves ,tt#'1H
t8g" It is stated that at the average of the
last twenty years, ton of corn is estimated
not to be worth hauling by wagon, when ITO
miles from market; while at the same distance,
while upon line Of railroad, it would be worth
$22l0. A ton Of wheat, $50 miles from market,
is not worth hauling by wagon, but by railroad
it would be worth $44.55. f.sss at
ssy@ Last week in Larue county, Mr.. VIII.
liams, aged rs years, was married to Mrs. Combs,
aged over so years. Whereas the editor Of the
Hawesville Pick and Plow thinks that Cupid is
no respectOr Of persons. w
~ Ann Burrows, young girl in Phiadel.
phia, has recovered verdict Of $2,995 damage
against Messrs. French & Richards, for injuries
received by her, in falling through defective
grating into the vault Of the defendants at
the corner Of Market and Tenth streets, in
| that city. 8 UHB 4tta
~ The Cork Examiner announces the death
by suicide of DR.. BULL one Of the most eminent
surgeons of that city. The unfortunate gentle
man had been laboring under an abberraton Of
\ intellect for some time past, and, though watch
was kept over him, he managed to elude the
vigilance of those employed for that purpose,
and hanged himself to a tree in his own gar
den. ls ~ ehEH Hfs3&i t@aG
RsSg7 Miss Margaret Holemen, Of Person coun-
ty, N. G., has recovered $4,000 damages, from
Gol. J. Douglass, Of Orange in the same
State, for seduction. The matter was subse-
quently compromised, it is stated, by the pay
ment Of $4,000.