Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-26

scOundFel by The name OF Samuel J,
Rodgers, who has been playing quite q
numbss Of Pranks, in-;he way OF marry
ing more women Than one. and ruaning
OF with others, borrowing money, passing
counlerfeii money. obtaining goais urde'
false pretenses, and beins.n hsa boy gen.
orally, l. is to be hoped the press will
pass him around, for in justice to his rss.
esliIles ks deserves to be suude fhmons.
TIE FOFga boasts ihsl the Auditor oI
Crawford comfy has no list Of Forfeited
Lands to publish .h!s year. This speaks
we'll for the County. There are few
counties in the State that can say as
much.
The Treasurer of ihe Craw ford cbun.
ty Agricultural Socioiy reports that dur
ing 1853. he has receive $500 70, for
memberships, 60, leaving balance in
the hands of tho Treasurer Of $50 G7.-
This shows ,he society 10 he in quite a
flourishing condiion-a fact which we
are glad 10 hear.
The TifIin Advertiser seems to feel
quite good that the Clinton Road has been
located TO that place. and in the cxuber-
ance ofits feeling sticks in train of cars
under its editorial head, and exclaims /:
"Clear the Track, the Locomotive is Com
ing !" Good As for the announce
ment that the road is 10 be ready fer the
iron by April, 1854, we don't know. We
should'n. like TO BET on that. But wheth.
er it will or not, keep cool, neighbor Ad-
vertiser.
The TfIin and Fort Wayne Railroad is
10 be put under contract next month";
The whole leng'h of the road is lO%
miles, Of which 90 9.l0 miles is in siraigh
line, and S7i miles is dead level. There
ought to be some fast running on thai
road-when il is built,
The Advertiser has all article on on the
Pacific Railroad lit goes heavy into rail.
road news this number,) from which we
learn that S. Woggoner, Of Tifin is one
of the Byard of Dlrectors-a due consid-
Grafton "paid to the standing aud renown
of TifIin." /! remarks that "rhe officers
(of the Pacific Railroad) number some
of the most prominent political mer
and capitalists in the county" We are
sorry to learn this, as we were in hopes
. tIla. politicians would have no hing 70 d,
with this great national enterprise. lfthe.
have undertaken the matter, Uncle San
will bleed pretty freely, no doubt, an'
there will be good time for Congress
men the coming sinlef-~oysteFs and bran
dy punches won't cost them dime, 10 sa.
nothing of tho mnre important c0nSilera
! ions in the shape of ready money whic
may be offered to .hi5 inccrruptible boj
of legislators
Hero is an Interesting 'len for OF
sporting men:
The anglers have fnc sport these daJ:
catching the fnny tribe in Lugenbeel
dam. 1'his place is noted. for the numbe
Of perch snd pickerel with which,
aboads. Some weighing from s TO IL ID
have recently been taken fEcr, Il.
} The Advertiser has G very Iuditious a
ticIo on the subject of The salaries cf OF
, Judges, from which we make the foll''
ing extract
r We could wish the day was al hal
when the Legislators Of all parties in Oh
8 would fearlessIy and boldly take up tn
question of salaries, and do justice to Il
o Judiciary. The. tire compensation of o
o Judges should be greater than il Is, eve
v citizen is willing to admit, bat the iirri'
+. ty of some, and the demagogueism Of OF
e ers, hare thus far kept it at point rht
!. disctetitat!e to our State, and uni just
r. those officers. We believe i. to he gre
ID mistake to suppose thal Tie people Of Of
;, desire their Judiciary TO have mere
ut cayune reward; it is a teploach upon til
IN pride and self ,espect--a poor comE
* ment to their sense Of justice It'd .h
or intelligence to fsas that they would,
be wrath, cut their juggiare, Il the salaries
ar their judiciary were TO correspond W
IS the character, position. and ability to p'
be- be- which Belong to the third State Of
,c- Unious
ii ii. We hof5 this subject may engass
w. at!easiori of the next Lenisla'ufe.
mr. the contemplate "two dollars day" ;
m. kindred humhugs are brought up, we tt
rs there may be nerve enough to crush tn
he at once. LIE, the Legislature do justic
in the Judiciary, and it will do honor to It's
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'to 'ko --A female insurrection occur
wy "' recently at the city of Ningpo, in Chi
~, 1t appears that large numbers 81 Noy
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