The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-04-15

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for its fisheries. About next week The
shores and islands of this poblc river
will be thronged with hardy fishermen,
ready to brave allkinds of weather to
han ! in barrel full the beautiful and deli.
cious fhny tribe. Then we phulI hear he
merry shout and joyous song in the even.
| ing, and see the rVer beautifully illumi,
ated by hundreds Of witch fires burning
brightly along lis banks 7 f
The fish caught in the river find
ready market in Ohiu ard Indiana, and
are sough, after far and near. The Mau
NEE, as its swset waters come leaping
'rolcking over The rapids 10 Perrysbn5g.
in he spring Of The year, is favorile re-
sora for fish from The Lake. Below this
town ii is a deep and broad river, ebbiog
and flowing with Lake Erie, and having
plenty Of room for the biggest school Of
| fish that ever w.n,ered on Pery'5 bats
ilc ground. The ins,inc, Of these inhlb
iIants ofthe "vasly deep" know full well
the peculiar advantages this river pre-
sents TO them over other streams Thai
empty into Lake Erie, and henceihey flock
here in mynads attlheir appointed time,
as regularly as the months Of March
and April came round in their season. :
But mary and many Of them suffer the
penalty for their frolicksome, though
hazrtdous journey up lh bright waters
Of The clear Maumee; for long and wide
nets enlwine their meslles around them,
and then the knife and Tho sal, barrel
s'are~thcm in The face, and they are pul
u drepJfT pickle. Finally, they are
sold to fatmer in Champaign CO., OF
10 a dweller on the Wabash, at Telre
Haule.-North> Western Democrat.
CURRENcY DEBAsEMENT THE New
Sileer Coin. The weight Of The new
silver coinage authorized by The recent
act of Congress, which goes into operas
ton in June hex', as compared with. that
coinage since the passage of The act
upon the same subject in 1887, is as
follows:
Silur. Act Of 1887. Act of 1853
Dollar 4l23 grains No change.
IIall,dollar 2063 1872 grains.
Quarler>do'lar lO33 96
Dime 4l4 3S.4 &"
Ilali>dime 20s {" 1872
The bill for the coinage Of small silver
coiri Of reduced rate has been approved
by tie President. llgoes into opefauon
Oh line first of Jnue next al M
F Richard G. Fowler obtained ver-
dict Of Sepen thousand dollars against
Henry G. Bowen, of the firm Of Bowen
s. McNamee, New York, for slanderous
words said to be spoken of him by ,he
defendant. The plaintiff had been
clerk in the employment of the firm and
had left them. The defendant attempted
to justify, and failed. This IS one Of the
heaviest verdicls We remember having
seen in a SANDER case.-O. S. Journal
A KISS FOR a TnuMP. Miss Betty
Chalmers Of Edin5urg once remarked 10
Henry Erskine, that il ever she should
be chosen to edit the 40lst edition of
the Bible, she would change but one
word. In the passage "Whosoever shall
smite thee on the right cheek, turn 10
him the other also," she would amend [
by substituting The word "kiss" for the
word "smite."
0HF Archbishop Hughes Ut is rumored
il Roman Catholic circles) will soon
leave for Rome, there to receive the car
hinal's hat. The r.. Rev. Archbishop
of Baltimore, and the Ri. Rev. Bishop
of Philadslpbia are to oficiae in his
stead during his absence, witch may be
TO twelvemonth.
The Free Presbyterans of Scotland
have built (since their separation from
Tho Established Kirk) six hundred and
ninety places of worship, a college, four
hundred manSes, or parsonage houses
For these purposes the people (who are
BY no means wealthy have contributed
nearly fifteen millions Of dollars.
Mr.. Thompson writes from I'aly:-
'Mazzini and Garibald are charmed
lames. There is thorough republican
organization in Italy, ready for efficient
'clon al moments notice. The lie.
publican party is gaining; It's differences
re healed; Mazziui is its acknowlged
eader." ,. cd, -a.
"Why is the profession Of Parson
ooner and easier learnt than that of
said Miss Betty one morn
ng to Doctor Mohro. "Beeause it is
onch 10 ,.oo,h ,bop o., ,r,ot,,,, -