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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-07
THE ROMAN CATHOLIC RELIGION IN INDIA.
IErnm the Madraa ExaIninNr Ian a

The Madras C0tholic Directory and General Annual
Rgiaev for the year of Lord, 1854 gives sundry
statistics Of the Catholic Church in British India
Guiding the Maayan peninsula and the island Of Ceylon
There are nineteen Wears apostolic hundred and
eighty one priests with Catholic population (includng
all who profess adherence 10 the Holy Sce) Of 894 45o
souls OF these Of the Syrian rite A. well IS
their priests 39f in number The remainder belong 10
the latin rite There also the Maabar coast about
10 900 Syro Nestorians who have their churches
and clergy and (being avowedy well really out Of
the comnunon Of the Holy Seq not included In the
The following statement shows Le several vicariAtsJ
The daily union., 1854-02-24
S5Ss From glasgow by Rocky Hill, Peserss Crock, Dry
Fork Huphaf Lick and Tompklnsyle. 70 Cor |

o0A$ FROM 0laA6oW, ROCKY ffHY r0ers Iioek, Dry
Fork, Sulphur Lick, and Tompkinsslie, TO Cen
Ire Point, 55 miles aadbaok week.
Leave Glasgow Monday at Ga M
Arrive az Centre Point next day by 10 m;
Leave Centre Point Tuesday al PM;
Arrive al Glasgow next day by m.
1928 From Glasgow, by Rockand Mills oradyvle, East
Fork, and Sugar Plant, 70 Columbia, SO miles
and back, once a week
Leave Glasgow Saturday at q a mi
Arrive at Columbia by pmi
Leave Columbia Friday at m,
Arrive at Glasgow by 8 p m.
1924 From scottsvle by Allea's Springs, 10 Bowling
Green, 25 miles and back, once week
Leave Seottsvie Saturday at 6 ami
Arrive at Bowling Green by l2m
Leave Bowling Green Saturday at pmI
Arrive at Scotsyille by 8 p IN.
Proposals TO end at Aliens Springs are invited
1926 From Bowling Green, by South Union, Allison,
Rusaevile, Daysvie, Elcton, Fainiew, Hop
knsvlle, Belleyiew, Cadz, Canton, Golden Pond,
Aurora, Wadesboro', Mayfeld, Fancy Farm,
and Milburn, TO Columbus, I65 miles and back
six times week
Leave Bowling Green daily except Sunday, at 2
am;
Arrive at HopkinsviIle by m, and at Columbus
next day by pm;
Leave Columbus daily, except Sunday, at 4 PM
Arrive at Hopkinsvlle mex. day by m, and at
Bowling Green the following day by al
Bids for slx-timss-a-week service 10 Hopklnsyile
and three times week the residue, will be con-
1896 From Bowling Green, by worrenton Swan Creek,
Wood Berry, Morganown, and Cromwell, TO
Hartford, so miles and back twice week.
Leave Bowling Green Mondays and lhursdhys at
Sam;
Arrive at Hartford days by 10 am;
Leave Hartford Tuesdays and Fridays at p m;
Arrive at Bowling Green next days by pm.
1927 From Russellvle by Hague, Franklin, Hickory
Flat, New Roe Scottsvile, and Hilton, to Tomp-
kinsville, s2 miles and back once week.
Leave Russevic Monday at m;
Arrive at Tompkinsvile next day by 6pm;
Leave Tompkinsvle Thursday at m
Arrive at Russellvlle next day by 6 pm.
1928 From Russellvlle, by Volney Alensvle, and Ha
densvile, 10 Clarksvle, Tenn, IS miles and back,
six times week
Leave Russellville daily, except Sunday at l0a
am;
Arrive at Clarksvie by SPIN;
Leave Clarksville daily, except Sunday, at 10
Arrive at Russelvie by 6 pm.
1929 From Ruasevie, by Henrysvie and Laurel Bluff,
to Greenvle IS miles and back, once week.
Leave Russelvie Thursday at l0A m;
Arrive at Greenyille by 3 Bpm;
Leave Greenvie Wednesday at s m;
Arrive at Russelvile by 7pm.
$3.50 From Russellvle by Buena Vista Springs and Cor
donviIle, to Elkton, Is miles and back,
week.
Leave Russelyic Saturday at IL q M;
The daily union., 1854-02-24
Arrive at Hopkinsyille by 7pmj
Leave Hopkinsyille Thursday and Saturday al a.

Leave HopkinsviIle Thursday and Saturday at a
Arrive al La Fayeue by 10 a m;
Leave La Fayelie Thursday and Saturday at ii a m
Arrive al Hopkinsylle by p
6347 From Hopkinsyle by Pembroke, Trenton Hadens-
ylle Sadersvile, Tenn, keysburg Ky, and
Barren plain, 10 Springfield, so miles and back,
once a week.
Leave Hopkinsville Wednesday at sm3
Arrive al Springfield by 8 pm
Leave Springfield Tuesdays at 8 am;
Arrive at HopSinsyie by
Bids 10 commence al Trenton will be considered
s3ls From Hopkiasylle by Atkinson, Little Prairie, and
Eares, 10 kumSey, 90 miles ana BACK, once 4
Leave Hopkinsville Fridays pm;
Arrive at Rumsey next days by 7 pm;
Leave Rumsey Thursdays at a m;
Arrive at Hopkinsvle next days by III m.
Bids 10 commence at Williams's invited.
s34g From Aurora by Hico, shiloh, Murray, Locust
Grove, Conyersville, Tenn, Paris, Albany, and
Macedonia, to Huntingdon, "a miles and back,
three times week.
Leave Aurora Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at Sam;
Arrive at Huntingdon by 9 pms
Leave Huntingdon Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
days at ms
$3.50 From Murray, by New Concord, to Pine Bluff IL
miles and back, once a week
Leave Murray Wednesdays att ami
Arrive at Pine Bluff by IL m.
Leave Pine Bluff Wednesdays at lpm;
Arrive at Murray by 6 pm.
S35 From Princeton, by Walnut Grove, Fredona, Ma
SO miles and back, twlcs week.
Leave Princeton Mondays and Fridays at a m
Arrive at Smithand by 6pm;
Leave Smithand Tuesdays and Saturdays at
Arrive at Princeton by 6pm.
1882 From Princeton by Long Pond and Wallonie to
Cadiz, 90 miles and back, week.
Leave Princeton Saturdsysat pm;
Arrive at Cadiz by 7pm;
Leave Cadiz Saturday at m;
Arrive at Princeton by III m.
1858 From Princeton, by Mcnezuma, Shady Grove and
Farmersvlle, to Providence, SO miles and back,
week.
Leave Princeton Saturday at 6am
Arrive at Providence by pm;
Leave Providence Friday at 6 am;
Arrive at Princeton by 6 p m.
1854 From Princeton, by Chalk Level and McGaries to
Madisonvio 80 miles and back, week
Leave Princeton Mondays at 6 a m;
Arrive at Madisonyille by A pm;
Leave Madisonvlle Tuesdays at 6 an;
Arrive at Princeton by p m.
1856 From Eddyville, by Birmingham, to Benton, ~
miles and back week.
Leave Eddyvle Fridays at pm;
IN %
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-21
LORD & WERR.

IMPORTERS OF BLANK BOOKS AND
Il STATION cry, No. 132 Sansome street. between Mer
chant and Washington San Francisco have in store
large and varied stock Of Blank Books Stationery and
Paper of everv de- crpton received by late arrivals from
New York which they offer for lie st the lowest prices
consisting in part of
BLANK BOOKS-Fu and Half Bound
PAPERS-Letter cap, BRIEF bill bath, and pock
ct post;
PRISTING and WRAPPING PAPERs-assorted sizes
and qualities;
INkS-Maynard Noyes', David Blacks, and Arnod's
fluid
PLAYING CARDS-Cohen's Hart's Fel's and Fisks;
PENCILS-Faber's, Fays, Haskin's and Mordants wri-
ting and drawing;
ENVELOPES-Bun white ensynelad and fancy la,,er
note and official -'' ''
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-21
Breakers Ahead
YEy.2E c0pARTNERSTrY3 h.ro+of,r-

H. existing between Newton lnyorng ami A. F D-;-.
is mutually dissolved thereby any person or
,er-ons from tracing with said Denster in the uf
LavOring Denster, am no longer accountable. for
such contracts. would also state that hold half
he accounts per divOn which open for settlement
and which must be closed mp shortly as said Denster is
malicOusy sneaking about and collecting my accounts
furthermore cnuton the public against enirusting let
to the OF A. F. Densier, as Expressman,
e, tiers committed to the flames in his vicinity and to
justify his charges letters he pantly tells that the
charges. in addition to the legal postage so cents
each letter. NEWTON LAVORING.
Eureka. March 2O-4S-4w
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-21
Miners Exchange & Saving Bank.

Arr,ory Hal, or of ,ntgomery 4 Saram nto Sts.
San Francisco ~ DR. A. :. Wright:
ntPO [ for the reception of Gold Dust for the
IL United States Mint at San Franci.co
he Miner is h rehy informed that the Mint will
DC IN full operation i'll very short time DR. Wright
fully prepared to receive and receipt for all
remtt ances made for coinage, he will, when requr
ed make liberal advances and remittanccs of Gold
Dust at one and half PR interest he will also
allow the same rate of interest when the funds re-
main over the time required for the coinage
44-3m A. s. WRIGHT.
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-21
Established in i849.
1000 Dollars Reward.

WILL give the above reward of $1,000 for the safe de
d livery TO the Jailor of Early Co. Georgia. Of JOHN II
ANDERSON, who escaped from Cuthbert Jail, Monday
night, the 18th inst SBid Anderson tried the
september term OF the Superior Cou Of Early county, for
the murder OF Robert Thompson, and found guilty Said
Anderson is about 95 old about Eve feet eight
ten inches hgh stout built. little inclined be stoop
shoudered black hair and black eyes, speaks quick
spoken o has good set of testh his eye teeth little pro
jecng. has scar on his face under of his
eyes, and weighs about l60 170 pounds is very guar
resome when intoxicated and is of very bad char
acter Previous rewards revoked JOHN THOMPSON.
Fort Gaines, Ga. Oct 10, 1853. 44-n
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-21
H. DAVIS-BANKER.

FIRE PROOF BRICK BUILDING. BROAD STREET
NEAR PINE NEVADA.
nRAFTS AT SIGHT in sums 10 suit drawn BY Bur.
II goyne & Co. and Page, Bacon Co.
Page Bacon, ............... 49,. ST. Louis.
Bebee t. Co... New York.
American Exchange Bank, New Ycrk
Atlantic Bank, ................ ........ Boston.
j. T.. Thayer 4 Bro. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Boston.
Philadelphia Bank, Philadelphia
Josiah Lee l. Co Observation-Disclosures. :. BALTIMORE
Louisiana State Bank. :........N. Jrlear,
Hutchnes Co :...................a. Louisville.
3 GOODMAN Co.,. Cincinnati
.. ZONES o.. ''.'''s...,... Pittsburgh.
=. Huin 20, .:'.'.-.....,. ...,.........L London.
HOttengerG y 70, ..,........... Paris.
IT, Gold Dust bough. Treasure receiyed On d.o;,
reo' is, io'7' H. DAVIS.
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-21
FRANKLIN BAKERY.

T OW & BUELL. having LEASED tie above well
IL known e tabshment would info. M the public
that there can always BE- ton I'd on hand good sup
ply of CAKES PIES BosToN Brown BREAD, WHITE
BREAD, dc SC.
Hot Coffee to be had at all hours.
GI1-A EDDING. SPONGE and POUND CAKES
furnished short notice. and on the most ole
terms.
" B. By st let attention to business they hope to
merit share uf pu lie patronage.
Low d BUELL., Abbott's Building
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-21
NEVADA BAKERY
VIM. j. Knox. nj. D..

OFFERS his services to the citizens of reyada
" and vicinity He will devote himself exclu
~ively to tae different branches of his profession
medicine, surgery, etc. Bv proper attention and
moderate charges he hopes to receive liberal shass
of patronage
At the Nevada Drug s,os, Broad st. ubove Pine.
l23m*
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-21
DickinsOn's EXCHANGE
House and Rauch for Sale.

'y7HE sbscrber offers for sale the most reasonabr
terms Il First Rate Ranch situated Dee
Creek, three miles and haf beoW Nevada. It contains
about - about six of which fenced and
uper cultivation, and three with fencing ma
erias around ia good frame house sixteen feet front
by Atty feet back. doing good business store
and boarding house, together with stables, SC, and
good spring on the premises.
AZ the owner wan 10 leave Immediately for the Allan
tie States, he will sell THE MOST REASON Arr \
TERMS. Apply to WILL AN REDFEARN Cayo,e yiiIa
MATTHEW EDG E. on the nren,ises
March 81 Ia54.-49 3wH
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-21

EoR SALE CHEAP.
ONE HOUSE AND LOT, situated on Com.
CIerciai near Pine street. The house is now under
Rent Of Eighty Dollars per Month
This properly is situated in desirable and mnrovno
neighborhood. -P,' 20 .s e
FOR terms apply a. the Real Estate Agency and Intsli.
s'oss olnoe' ~ FEbfs BOOK STORE, Erosd street.
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-21
TO QUARTZ MINERS.
Important Information. "Bcrdan's Gold
Machine in EnrlandD

AN the London Times and London Mining Jour nal
ers 10 be found the following very favorable reports of
operations OF this macane which confirm all that hAs
been satd OF il.
Professor Ansd an eminent m!neralogist, has been
King experiments with ii California Quartz and ha.
reported on the subject IN he obtain gold rat,
ot o. dEts. and u grS pr ION, and valued 8,
u 10 iss q (or SO So from California Qlar,z in
~iGch there was ARELY TRACE of the metal visible
Encn srs; examined. Ii BY the Professor
HAT ores containing more than OUNCE TO TIE
TON could be worked prohHbS by this machine in Eng
land.
Mr.. Calvert wellknown mnertogist has also been
operating upon some English gold quartz and he states
that he has obtained idwt IL ton; olai
Anasanaior are very highly extolled Scientific
American.
The subscriber oilers for sale few of these highly
approved machines TO CLOSE CoNsIG and wouIu
oe happy give any Information in his possession to
parties desrous of purchasing
Also for sale the machinery for Stamp Mil comprising
stamps, stamp basins puies hangers shafts &C.
Address by letter personally JOS. PAXSON.
iq-4w 80 California street, San Francisco
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-21
NOT ICE.

"a IL persons are hereby warned against purchasing
H@ns note drawn in favor of Ym r. Stewart and aga1st
! "A. ". COTen for the Slng' nn "a the :, Id
oo 1s Fapdieu:ly obtained, and do not intend nav
70 IT, Z Ea above noe was given Little York Nevada
- oi iarca, 1873 Nevada. April It'll 1885,.
2.-@T JAMES A. & Jso. w CowrrN
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-21
VIM. q. Badger.

Importer and Commission Merchant
A ND Wholesale dealer in ready made Cloth
n ing-Gen. Harrison Block Battery st. be
tween Clay and Merchant, I'd door from Clay
San Francisco, Nov25-3I-3m
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-21
Masonic.
ELECTION NOTICE

VF e. :.
The qualified electors OF the town OF Nevada are hereby
noned that the annual election of officers for the
year ensuing will be held the First Monday of Nav
next at the United States Hotel Broad street and al
Dck:nson4 Exchange. Main street when and whore
VIII be elected five Trustees, Treasurer one Marshal
and one Assessor b. order of the Board Of Trustees
WM J. KNOX. President
7ipNEv C. HEFBERT. Clerk. 5I "a
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-21

10000 lbs. No. ! China Sugar, IS and SO
MATS 200 boxes finest Oolonr soucbonp
L. i 81 10 boxes;
80 .0c0 los extra Clear Bacon Sides;
4o9 2Vlb boxes MitchelPs Candles;
$4,000 lbs No hina Rice;
400 boxes Layer Raisins in whole, 1. J and /.
2io frkns superior Butter;
2OO kegs East Boston syrup, S and CALLS
81 cases fruit brand Tobacco;
500 boxes Hill's, and Chemical Olive Soap
100 kegs Cranberries. and IS gals;
leo cases Wendell Espy's fresh Peaches in glass;
5C0 cases Oysters, assorted brands;
30 bbls n. o Sugar
300 bols and half b.s Corn Meal:
300 doz Brooms and Pals;
2OO0 cases assorted Spices, Preserves, etc.
For sale at lowest market rates, nv
j. H. COGHILL d. CO,
Mar24 I'm 1877 Front st. near Jackson, San Fran.
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-21
& s. KNIGHT. T. 8. MITCHELL. EATH r cu1Lps
Boot and Shoe Importing House,

THE subscribers woud d respectfully inform the
Il pubic that they have taken the store lately 90
cupled by Messrs, Collin, Cushman Co., in Rstte.
ry street. between Sacramento ami aliicrnia sts
for the purpose of importing and jobb;ng BOOTS
and SHOES.
Our goods are manufactured expressly for Us un.
der the direction of our firm who has had several
years experience IN the business here and no pains
has been spdred to procure an article necniiarIv
adapted to the wants of the country and mining
trade, and will be sold at the lowest market rates
Our stock consists in part of the following articles
VIZ Gents half double souls, p. cf and kip Boots;
Z" I" waZ
/ weted calf
fine French pump calf
Ia welted kip and calf
Also, general assortment of Ladies' and Misses
and Chldren's Shoes. and Boys and Youths Boots
and Shoes. India Rubber goods dc.
Country Merchants will do well to call before our
chasing elsewhere. San Francisco March 18th.
47-lm KNIGHT, MITCHELL s. CHILDS
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-21
San Francisco Adver tisements
Miners Exchange l. Savings Bank;
ARMoRY HALL, SAN FRANCISCO.
BY DIR. A. g. wRfHuE

GOOD News FOR THE MINER.-The United States
80 Branch Mint in this city 10 now in fun operution
me miner hereby reminded that Doctor wrgh, win re-
med 70 his care, either by express otherwise free of
and the nett held subject to the order OF
one and one-haf pc. per month as soon as coined
Always payable ON demand. Money remited to the cas-
ern states al w days sight without charge and Europe
l@o days sight also free of charge Miners will peuse
with their Treasure such instructions they ma,
wish-wiih the assurance thar NO commissions viii b.
cnafgeo al THIS Banking House. A. s. WRIGHT,
Armory Hall, corner Of Sacramento and Montgomer,
AP1:3m sts.. SAN FRANCISCO.
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-21
Goodman L. Bros,

90 Front street, S,n Francisco
"HOIE ALE dealers in Butter. Cheese. Lard
w Pork, bacon, Hans Beet, ish Rite and
viedi. sepI6 3m
JAS GOODMAN GEp GOODMAN LucJ,s REL,
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-21
Public Notice,

hereby given that the "Cold Spring Saw Miil- has
oeen leased to F. B. Allen s. Co., bY the subscr ber
from The LIST OF March, 1854 and that subscriber is in
70 manner interested Ia Carrying the business conn,c
ked with said mill JOHN JOUNSTON
April lsl, 1854 5l-3ws
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-21

EXPRESS OFFICE AND BANKING HOUSE, NEVADA
Fire p oof Bui ding, Main Street
WELL, FAHGD & co.
3SH ". MULF,.RD Ag't.
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-21

~ To Alfred ellison .---Your WIFE and Chill
DREN have just arrived California and are esirous of
finding you. Fer further particulars enquire of p.
DAVIS, Gun Smith, Nevada ABIGAIL gibson
BAPTIST SERVICES are held every Sabbath at 10
az In th9 Forenoon and o'clock in the Afternoon,
at the Dramatic Hall on Broad st. Preaching by
Rev. J. N. wrSs
RELIGIOUS SERVICES, are held every Sabbath at
10 l2 O'Clock A. NJ, and at o'clock, P. NJ. in the
ID. z. Church South, on Broad street.
R.w. B1GHAM, Pastor.
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-21

SIGHT DRAFTS on New York. Philaaelpbio
b"sto', t. Louis and Cine .nnati Also, payab il,
amo-t all the principal cites and towns in the At
lantc States and the Canadas
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-10

iCit in the appropriation made for superintend-
shce, repairs and damages. on the Public Works,
io= the year eighteen hundred and hfty-three,
there IS hereby appropriated the SUM Of forty
nine thousand eight hundred and seveniy-one
dollars and scvcnty-six cents, out 0f any moneys
in the treasury, not otherwise appropriated.
SIC. 9. Within thirty dsys after the
expiration OF each quarter Of the year, il
shall be the 6uly Of the Board Of Public
Works, To file in the office Of the Auditor
"l the State, full aud detailed statement
Of the amounis drawn from the treasury,
during the preceding quarter, under each
OF the foregoing appropriations, with cor
respnndining vouchers for the same. The
sialenrni shall specify, in detail, in sew.
eral amounts pad. to whom, at what
Time, and on what account; and the said
vouchers and statement shall be examin-
ed and compared, by the Auditor OF State
and one or more members Of the Board of
Public Works, aud il found tn be in pur-
suauce al law, the pudi,or Of State shall
give Ia tie hoard a certificate, setting
forth that TACT, which certificate shall be
deposited in the office oi the Board of
PuhlIc Works, and shall also endorse that
fact ulo OF The statement so fled. The
said statement SHALL be published in the
manner pointed out by the act 10 pro-.
vide for The publication of an accurate
aud detailed statement of The receipts ard
expenditures Of The public revenue. /"
passed March fourteenth, eighteen Rua-
dred aud fifty three.
SEC. Z. No moneys by this act apprC-
priOled, shall be loaned, with or without
interest, 10 any company, corporation or
individual, or be deposited with any bank
or with any company, corporation or in
dividual; and any violation of The provis~
ions of this section, shall be and deemed
adjudged TO be an embezzlemen, of so
much of the said moneys as shall have
been loaned or deposited, which is here
by declared a misdemeanor, and upon
conviction thereof, before any court Of
this State, having competent jurisdiction,
the officer or person SO loaning, or depos-
i,ing; contrary TO the prov sons of this
section, such officer or person shall be
held TO have forfeited his office, and shall
be fined in sum equal to the amount Of
money embezzled.s
Sec s. And the Treasurer Of State is
hereby prohibited from paying out Of the
treasury any moneys other than those
appropriated by law to be applied to the
purpose for which said appropriations
Was made.
F. G.. LEBL0ND
Speaker of the House of, Representatives
ROBERT LEE,
President of the Senate, pro ten.
May 1st, 1854.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-10

From CnINA,-We have reports that
the rebels have captured the grea city Of
Pekin, the capital Of the c h,nese empire,
but that subsequently the Mongol Tartars
made q descent and drove them from the
place. But this rumor seems 10 have
been premature, as later dates make no
mention Of it. It seems however, to be
certain that lnrge body Of insurgents
from Nankin marched to the city of
Yangdeow, formed junction with the re.
bel force there, drove of the imperaIists,
and carrying the garrison wi h them,
marched northward At Shanghai the
insurgents are still III possession, and have
repelIed another attack Of the imperialists,
Who sprung q mine. Lin, the cavalry
general of the Insurgents. was wounded in
the contest, and had placed himself in
charge Of an English physician.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-10

EU' TuNKER MEETING AT ASHLAND.
On last Saturday and Sunday, a sect Of
Germans, known generally by the name
runkers, held 'sSeven Years Meeting"
near Ashland. Large delegations of he
brethren were present from all parts Of
the Union, On Saturday evening the
ceremonies Of eating the P1schal Lamb,
was gone through with much solemnity
and devotion. During the day on Sun
day, discourses we're delivered from a
dozen different stands. The concourse
Of people was very great, and although
over thousand dollars worth of proyis-
ions were prepared and many hucksters
around the outskirts, yet hundreds were
unable 10 procure anything 10 eat. The
crowd was variously eatimatel from Is 10
20 thousand. One old lady attempting
to give the nnn bers, thought there were
as many more present as were 10 Stein
gravcr's execution in Ashland q counle
of years ago. Rather singular way Of
comparing numbers. About three thous.
and 'lunkers were at the NEE ing,
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-10

THE New Liquor LAw-The first case
under the new liquor law in Morrow coun-
~ came off in Chesterville on the 26th
nit. Three men were arrested for drank
enness, after an examination were mulcted
in the sums Of $500 each and costs, and
ordered to be committed to the county Jail
for one day. Upon their arrival at Mt.
GI|ead, (the county seat,) a writ of habeas
corpus was sued out and they were dis
charged.
The Jackson Standard says, lhe citi>
zens OF that place who deal in spirtuous
liquors, shave each and every one come
up to the mark, and are determined to live
up TO the letter of the Law"
At meeting in Newark, resolution
was adopted, declaring that the law should
be enforced, and giving liquor sellers ten
days notice 10 quit.
The citizens of the Fifth Ward in Day
ton are making a concerted organized ef>
fort to euforce the liquor law. A meeting
will soon be held for that purpose.