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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-30

sources. and its prospects. or ourseli,
in the District for which we are nomi'
mated, as Representative, we are known
bv the people, and we depend on their
indsmen, founded upon our deserts for
what support we receive.
OUR COUNTY TICKET
Has for Sheriff, JouN D. FRucnEY' Dn-
ring two years he has discharged the
du,ies Of his office, without well founded
complaint of any kind that we know ot'
Personally obliging and kind, yet firm
he is decidedly as well qualified for this
office, as any man we'll could be. Donbt-
less bis majority, If he has not to run
alone, will be q gratifying one. JOSEPH
yrNesE, the candidate for Recorder, is
rood and reliable citizen; man ol en-
erry ard industry, and will give satislac-
ton in discharge Of the duty TO the ex'
ercise of which he will be elected. O.
II. RICE. who is nominated for Ccmmls'
sioner, is prudent man in the manage
ment of his own affairs, good account
ant and judicious business man; and suc'
a man should always be selected Tor the
duties Of County Commissioner, and 'h'
care of public business
We have thus alluded 10 the men OF
our Ticket. end trust that they Will NEE
es they deserve. public approba''"n.-
They represent, we believe, the PubI'
Opinion Of their Time, in State, Dls'rc
or County affairs, and such alone can b
righGully successful popular candidates
! especially when That opinion IS in i'se'
what is righ, aud best.
Our People have hitherto un'ediy
manfully and perseverlngly sustained IN
: right. Our principles are unchanged
] our union and harmony is still preserve
e We wan, bu, our old energy 10 condu
t us 10 accustomed viciorY--not ovor
d enemy, bu, harmful principles, ou'groV
t, by time and Human Progress, and mi
Is who erringly but honestly sustain them
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-30

TIE CoURT ,P COMMON PLEAS, closed
its Session, on Saturday last, ater an
active session Of five days All the Snsi,
ness that was before the Court for dis.
posai WAS 60, rid of, and determined.
There wore no criminal trials, except two
cases Of technical assault and battery in
which the Cour, fined tho parties each
ten cents and costs. This business will
hereafter be disposed Of by the Probate
Court.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-30

YANKER CoURrsHIP. -. A luve>lurn
sw,n broke a wish>honc with his "heari's
qneen," somewhere in New Hampshire.
"Now what do you wish, Sally" de-
msnded Jonathan, with tender grin of
expectation.
81 wish | was hansum," replied the
fair damsel, "hausnm as Q leen Victory"
"Jerusalem! what wishm replied
Jonathan, "when you're hansum 'nuff
meow. | wished, Sally, wished you
was locked up in my arms, and the key
was l0sl!'
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-30
erRev. Mr., Knight, on Saturday

or Rev. Mr.. knight, on Saturday
week last, gave an interesting address on
Education aud the foundation Of Antioch
College, its adaptation for teaching
Scholarships, &c. The institution pro-
misses to be magnificent one, aud with
Horace Mann for lis President cannot
bu, be we'll and ably conducted.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-30

9F Andrews, the Wing Candidate for
State School Commissioner is quite a
favorite with certain Foreign School
Book Agents. His position, if elected
would doubtless make this favor spec
ula,on. Doubtless this is the under
standing. But the people! !-perhnps
tEcir children might not gain thereby!
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-30

o. In New York, there is a division
Of the Democratic party. Principles the
same-judging from the resolutions of
tho separate Conventions. Spoils not SO
Judging from the quarrel.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-30

MIcHIGAN.-G Gov. Parsons has off,
cially announced the ratification by the
people of the Maine Law, recently adopt
ed by the Legislature. The vote stood:
For the proIib'ory Liquor Inv, do, ,44o;
Agsins, Prohibition. 23,054.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-30
Probate Criminal Court.

A Term of this Court was held on
Monday. Several offences were not
presented by the Prosecutor, Mr., Budd,
on account Of the error of the Justices
Of the Peace in binding them over, under
tho old law to answer before the Court
of Comm on Pleas for offences of which
that Court has ceased TO have jcrisdic-
ZION. One young man was brought up
before the Probate Court, for an assault
and battery, plead guilty, and after hear
ing evidence Of the character of the
offence, Judge Dixon sentenced him to
"a hours Imprisonment, in Jail, 10 pay a
fine Of ten dollars, and the costs Of pros>
ecution.
We ,hall hereafter, except under pecu'
liar circumstances, report the dolngs OF
this Court in criminal matters, adding
exposure to the other punishmeDtinh cted
on troublesome offenders.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-30

~ La:e intelligence from Mexico
states that grea. dissatisfaction exists in
some quarters against Santa Anna, and
that many Of the States have pronounced
against recent exactiious.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-30

Newspaper gossippes say that Col.
Thomas II. Ben,on has recently signified
his intention of being un Independent
candidate for President in ls56.-Wayne
County Democrat
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-30

Coon NoMINATIoNs.-The Democracy
of Putnam and Henry counties, have
nominated JAMES MACKENZIE, editor oi
the KaIida Venture, for Representative.
Mr.. Mackenzie is good writer, good
Democrat, clever fellow, and will make
an excellent Representative. Success
10 YOU. Mac. .-Celina Standard.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-30
For the Venture.
Communication.
TAMrs MAcKENz1r, Esa'I:

JANIS MACKENZIE, Esq'r:
Sir:-E Having noticed in your pape'
of the 23d Of September, over the sigma
ture of "NlANx VOTERS" that my name
has been announced, as a candidate tc
represent the Putnam md Henry county
District, in the Ohm State Legislature
hope that my friends will permit me tc
withdraw my name, and receive my
hanks for the manifestation Of thei
friendship TO me.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-30

Lola Monte has quarrelled with her
new husband, because he WAS 'alous Of
violinis, from whom she "had received
some pulte attentions" The husband
raised row, and was kicked ou! OF the
house.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-30

81 do not wish to say anything about
the individual in question:" said quiet
man, "but would merely remark, in the
language of The, poet, that TO him. 'lru;h
is strange, stranger Tran felton,"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-30

) W The Turkish peace is not patched
up yet, and-,he newspapers say-"war
is ineyitable.' Possibly!
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-30

OF Hinton. the Whig s'umper and
Mai! robber vas caught in California,
and got away again.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-30

It is only through woe that we are
laugh, to reflect, and we ga,her the honey
of worldly wisdom not frem flowers, but
,horns. -Bulwer.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-30

Men in q passion should be treated
like kc,tles-when they boil OVER they
should be taken off.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-30

Hon. J. G. Gesi, late member OF the
House for Green county is out as an in
dependen, candidate for Representative,
in opposition to The whig nominee.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-30

Lieutenant Maury receives marked al.
,en,ion from the scientific and official
celebrities Of London. --. a.g
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-10

TREASURY DxrARrmsrr, June 2, 1853.
THE proposals received for the of the
Louys custom house. under The advesemen, Of the depart
n n~.s @ w'.. such ns r:' sssm.t % the
hubble stone masonry and carpes's work. and
dspsnsn. and kind
Of used appsau fully
rom ~ ss's sss % ne 10
s s: III :: q ~ II s
stone wost the 6.dnG furnished wrought and laid into
dog. aewss anchos, &c In lie place. and
y. scs wort backing. &C IN. stone sr g: whole wo,
NEST ~ q the quality If New Albany kaob, White
II. yes y nss. .ss: s erasiss s.1.ss IL es
being laid in building, Of quality fspsc. equal
ss ss: q ss. : y:
n % .ss :: Il ": ID
hard deep cherry red color and be equ. Mso
or nc sscv. sss IN AZ os, res,.e 10 co.ss . thu
and spssncsuons ppmsd s experimenting acS
Tne proposals kinds wov >us vs shs Price Of sam.
ss 81 .ss s:s . ~ =. Co.
accord she reduced ..A seeiacssIoss ~ 10 unAs.
dsrsmsn, may ssop, .iss nsy = sss~s ss.
Tss s:psr.sss ,s.ss,ss ss ans nice.
essacs w awarded sscsp % ssssr sSers or ecnsn
is'y Ta.y, vi, orssars Of he .sas Eshy avs
~ ths
w 30 - a.. ~ " %
=. "a s:: s:s ". r. :. until build
E.s E .s: - .eesp.n.s y written guarantee" s,",".y
oins U.nss sssss sass ,s., u.
bidder % vAsn qsI'sd psspss accepted, enter ino
= =. ssss ssss nae ~
q. Ss a.sAs sss.ssace of AN oo.tsses :, ~. n,dn.
= isDssoa soossas s "possa wcra
sss 3 sssAised application 70 The
n ssposss asysr.:sa .tass.:a Q d.
ss.ssss. - saa vii !. ss..ss Al o'ooI, he day
assa - receiving in the prs'src: 2. ne MSSs., any
Juss Eaa~tAusa Secretary Of the Treasury,
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sa .. y.ss ~ = a..s.s4. y. - = z ~. v..s
= ss...:sd - soa..sdaas = De ys'a -,
CLAss No. H.
uas V :. ss.sa.d y s sssl .a q s
.s iSs wIeh The work s.s,ory completed,
Dimensions and construction those at the
AT NORFOLK, VA.
Glass Mol
Byseks
hest sSs, .sss,.. burnt bricks
Is casks best hrs-eisy per cash
CLASS No. g.
a pssa:. s.sss NON. 's . !s: s1 BEDS
*; s:. rs ss, broad
s5 nss feet san,s coping broad, thick,
sssa q 'n.i i:.. Per nss s
Of shakss Is inches broad ineLes thick
CLASS No. 3.
Yelow- Pine Timber, Plss, &c.
900 square yellow pine piles, Is feet long, u by3
o. square yellow pine piles, feet long, 10 byis
70 square yelow-pne stocks, IS feet long, 10 byla
40 piece. ysl'ow-pin. stocks, 80 fee. long, II byia
60 pieces yelswpine stocks Is feet long, 10 byli
inches do
The foregoing timber, except tho piles, to
be- good quality heart. Ths piles 70 be a. least
ons-thtvd blaxed heart and ali of the timber TO
be hewed straight and square TO ths sizes herein
5a5 round pine piles, Is long, be ~ inches
the large end, and less than 9 inches at the
small end, and u DO very straight do
W s ] p! p Il ss asss e .s s
end, and 10 be very straight do
pine plies. Is feet long, 70 inches the large
end aud not less than inches At the small end
nss feet Of pine 6 and 20 feet lengths 10 ID
inches wde to b. hswed straight and 70 dress 10 inches
thick, per lineal foot .
neal feet Of pine 10 and % feet lengths ~ 70 10
inches wide, be hewed straight and to be 10 inches
thick when dressed, per linealfoot
Class Ne.
Waite Pine Plank and Boards.
1000 feet measure, merchantable white pine,
Inch boards, best quality, is feet lengths,
free Of splits and knots thai will come out
They average IL inches In width per 900 feet
2,cOO feet merchandise Inch white pine, Effect
do
s,ioo feet. board measure y white pnc I'd quail
lily, clear l2fset lengths DO
500 feet l inch mahogany do
90 900 feet, board measure, finch sap yslow-pins
plank, IA feet long TO be sawed On both sides
ii 900 feet board measure sap pine decking, inches
thick IL feet long, and TO be sawcd on both
5000 strsight sawed lahs per 100
Class No. S.
w lin; 81, Pc, s'.a
CLASS Nos
Cement
asas sask. approved, fresh hydraulic
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N0TE.-FOr
provided and % be distinctly understood
headed are .pscinsd :. de probable
g.. ss ia but % s.s
the said articles. and IN such gaa" a"a a :aeA sns.
ending sOh 1856 and squss,sd sn, further contract.
the quantities required BE- more OF less han those specified
All The ARTICLES must b. Of the best qu. good
Of all and every extra charge s.a uese, %
md b in Ii iGs satisfactory
% for s.es ~ wH
In their proposals. Il the city principal place near
he ". may be called deliver articles when
hc delv.ries Of oil building materials may be forth
the continued from 10 lime 10 the opinion Of
and must ss somrsss year ending Jaae
adopted BY government navyy.rd
sa.dug which, .ad for paIicu. description Of all masa
thing. viii given in awarding he contracts
% alciss productions and manufacture Of the United
Approved surees q the viii be
from each payment completed
GO =: .
s % @ ,s Inc % se
April july and October when the deliveries have been salts
ds ua P Ss
shall been removed from the yard aness specially author
.n il tn. that. s.u, shan b made
q % qas ana ne ns and place.
forfeit
the Uned iqudaied damages Of equal
twice the o. the eo...c, price herein agreed The
which qsdasd damages be recovered from time time
they
The and make adavil that they
the sssss WORTH and above their debts and liabilities
the full Of the
signed BY the making it, and
anWxxed
naming the and State, BE- distinctly stated
provided in the contract that the buseaa shall have the
power annulng contract damage
enmen Congress shall sufficient
for the articles named for the comeuon Of the WORKS estimated
for, and which this advortsementis based.
Persons shall will be notified
which notice shall be considered sufficient
for the supplies specified with
In this
cepAsce bid will be made with other
and Of such deung bidder will bo
held responsible for all deiinqucncies.
Offers made ia i conformity with this advertisement
option of tho be rejected Those only whose
accepted will be notified, and will be ready
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,.... d s s.,S. D ~ D.::. lay H. .ss
sas T.; each = s.s = s s ss;
eoE q Iaas n.u..nss ~. nd. a. a.
- aise.sd The eouuaadans thereof The materials anu
Ar PORTSMOUTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE
CLASS No L.
Bricks
a.,a burn, s"ss. @s'eA'n'''' ps'
CrAss No. 9.
Granas.
s.. s'Si Ssh.. a IL s1sns. ss
sS e.a IN ieashs and builds hammer dressed with
aSo a Il lss, iiSss long ~ids inches
mend. I'd. ss. ,"s:: r s "s
builds. hammer dressed with wash s.sl
A sss a. and 's end. .rs
u: ana ,asls @
ss feet inches long u niche. wde inches n.s
door sill sissiions wide nchs. bed. builds,
and ends A.mnsI dressed win q wash. each ,,e0s
beds, builds, ends hammer dressed each
inches tong 70 inches wds inches r'e'
beds. builds, and dressed each Ill
s.p md ssd. a. u .s. ws
dss fp ana ' ss Sas
saB ss ss sas ~ s
adoor steps lss. inches long wide, inches RISE
door steps feet Inches long Is inches wide
80 rs s s1s s nes long aee. wa Ak
rise, beds, builds and ends hammer dressed win wash
stills feet inches long, IS nehs. wide inches
rise, BEDS builds hamnrr dressed, each
and snss ns
Split IL BY IL inIbes "A fee. iong ends 70 be square,
CLASS No. 3.
1msAas Pine Timber - quality. 'ereAa"'4 'assd square
% pieces % fee, long u by inches sara feet,
~ pieces Is feet long by inches 7e feet,
pieces long, by s7s board
pieces long inches.
long BY inches sa feet board measure, per
2pscss long, ss feet board
long, inches, 7ao feet, board
pieces 81 fee, long, by nches feet per
pieces long, AT feet, board
Apiece. long by inches, 900 feet board
long 5inehes,
pieces is long, 7Sys inches $50 feet board
pieces lons, 10 inches, board
Spruce Timber, &c., Isl quality
pieces 90 long by inches, l25 board
is fss, long inches feet MEASURE per
as ~, per LOO feet
5000 feet 3lnch spruce rank per ] 900 feet
@ns 8.4 White Pine Lumber, seasoned.
1000 white pine plank No per 900 feet
800 feet 2-inch white pine plank No. do
1000 feet l-nch white pnn boards No. do
Ia, 500 I-inch white boards No. , do
1000 feet white plank No. ) do
5000 sawed pine lsths per M
ta4 CLASS No. f.
Misc
70 pounds ~ Inch composition Stating nails pound
100 do Sd wrought nails do
100 DO 40d cut-on nails do
100 do 2Od utron nails do
10 do led. cut-ron nails do
100 do ID. cutiron nails do
pinch iron No. Ib gross
do lk inch No. Is do
2uaika hnrh inaea INV mir
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-10

EDWARD X. COLLINS co,
No. - Wall street. n y,
BROWN, sHIPLBY, CO.,
LivepoS
a. RoBERTs CO.,
I3Kins's Arms Yard, Lostcs.
J. MUNkOE CO.,
% kus More Dame tss V'ctotFe,
Paris.
GEO. DRAPER, Havrs
The ovusrs Of those ships win NJ gold n
bullion spece ewcsvy se, une bnh
alna are signed therefor vass thereof ersa expressed
Jan HM #tMff
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-10

UNCLE TOMS CABIN.--A iisike dasueusovpe 81 Mrs.
u Slows author Of Uncle Toms Cabin" IN erhhon
Whitehurst Gallery Pennsyvnna ~ rees "feb'
with portrait Of sontaa, the famous Queen Of Song"
Doc 7-Am
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A MEXICAN HOUSE,, Hanover Street, Boston ~
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly frnishcd pcsen
modern and conv~nepccs r thu accomods
ton Of the travelling public.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-10

FORM or OFFER
CAisf Of e Of F0rds and Dook Nary Department.
of---,i the State OF g. hereby oder
furnish, your advertisement dated - day OF
subec requirements all the articles
braced IN class No. -, viz @H #E.E.
ttiee articles prices carried ou) amounting
write the In wods.) And propose name The agent
s required BY tho sdvertisement)
The undersigned, ---------,O -------------------,
Of ----, and --------------0
hereby undertake that the above named will,
be before required,
with the United SAFES sne date
through post Office OF the acceptance OF -- bid,
before mentioned. #.Et
(Signafures)
I certify that he aboven named
BILE euarantos In this a1e5.
Go signed by agent, collector district
torney, other person known the bureau be
creditahe)
Nay 2Q-iaw4w
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-05-20
From the Ohio State journal.
TON CORMIN.-C. NJ. CLAY.

Some Southerner was invited, by some
mistake, to Tom CoRwIs's table, at WASH
ington, and in letter to the Southern Pdtri-
OF, he narrates some stable talk" with Mr..
CoRwIN, in which the Aboltionists are visit
ed with copious shower of abuse. G. M.
CLAY, who writes for freedom and fights for
slavery, catches this up and pours out tor
tent Of abuse on of Mr.. CoRwIE, in which hs
betrays more personal hatred toward north
ern man, than of love for the northern princi-
pie of freedom. This brings out the Nation
al Era, the Anti Slavery organ at Washing
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-05-20

teen hundred and f1rty. i've entitled can act
In addition 70 the act entitled act for the main.
tenance and support Of illeg,imatc children" !"
passed February second eighteen hundred and
twcnty.four be and the same are hereby repeal.
cd.
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of Me House Of Rsprescniatiucs.
l.. ..... ..I q WILLIAM MEDDIL.
President 0fUl Senate.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-05-20
THE BELMONT CHRONICLE,
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

Subscrjhers who do not give express notice 10 tnt
contrary are considered wishing to continue her sun
scription. ,,..,... ., chair mo-
riodicals the publishers may continue to send 'hem uh
iii all arrearages are paid.
Scals from the offices TO which they are dieetcd they
are held responsible till they have settled the p' ana
ordered them discontinued. ,lt.,.,...., u,
A. IL subscribers remove TO other places wInou, m
forming the publishers and the periodicals are sent W
aha former direction they are held Responsible.
s. The courts have decided that refusing 10 take per
iodicais from the office, removing and leaving them
sncalled for, is prma facie evidence OF h'eh'o"a
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-05-20

/ have compared the foregoing with the cop.
furnished, and lind :he same correct.
DAVID TRUEMAN.
auditor Of Belmont Coantv
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-03-25
FrovIarnIini r.enna

This afternoon. as the High School eran.ina.
tiOn was in progress, with the large room
crowded with spectators and scholars, and the
Grammar School in session Immediately under.
meath. the iron posts by which the HoOr vas
supported. suddenly snapped. like clay pipe
stems, and the floor settled away about six IL.
ehes. Fortunately for the lives and limbs Of
hundreds. il here stopped the joists and beam
being fastened in the wall, as they bent down,
thetensiOn on the Remington principle strength
ened them sufficiently to sustain the floor till
the audience could deliberately retire.
The falling iron posts fell on one Of the teach.
ers, and we believe nit some Of the scholars in
the grammar school, but fort unately did no Sc
riOus injury to any, so far as we could learn in
the confusion that follow ed.
1t was terrible fright, and one Of the mar
rOwest escaPes-we may well say Proyidcu-
tial one-SaHdasLy Mirror.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-03-25

The prospects Of this road are highly hatler-
ing the subscriptions Of stock are rapidly aug
menting. and there can scarcely be doubt that
the whole work will be put under contract in
few weeks Judge Hanna, the President, and
Mr.. Straughan, Principal Engineer. are now al
Chicago making arrangements for the neeessa-
ry depot grounds, &c, in that city.
On their way to Chicago. these gentlemen
held meetings in the different counties through
which they passed, which were well attended,
and the most lively interest for the success Of
the enterprise manifested. At Columbia, Whit
ley Co., u, 500 were subscribed, making $780,
coo now taken in that county. At Warsaw,
Kosciusko Co., $4,000 were subscribed, and
an assurance given that at least $50 900 would
be taken in that county in addition to which
the citizens Of Leesburgh offer to raise enough
TO build branch TO that place. in Marshall
county $4,000 have been subscribed. In
Porter and Lake offers Of land to a large
amount are made, and all along the line, indi-
viduals are ready to take contracts, and take a
large proportion Of stock in payment
Besides this, many inquiries have been made
by distant capitalists, who seeing the absolute
certainty Of its being safe and highly profIa-
bic investment, are desirous Of taking stock TO
large amount. In Chicago it is anticipated that
$40O, 900 will be taken the citizens Of Phils-
delphia, Pittsburg, and the Penn'a and the
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Companies
have also signifed their intention Of lending a
helping hand Should these anticipatiOns be re-
allied, the work will be put under contract early
in April, and pushed forward to completion
with the utmost energy and dispatch. 1t is
hoped to have it completed, and the iron horse
running from Fort Wayne to Chicago by April,
1854
A meeting Of the Directors will be held al
Fort Wayne on the lst day of April, at which
two Directors residing in Chicago will be elect
ed All persons having subscription books are
desired to report at this meeting the amount o.
subscription received and if the amount viii
justify the step (Of which there can scarcely
be doubt) arrangements will be made for az
immediate letting Chicago Tribune.