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Leave Ringgold Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
team;
Arrive at Cottage Hill same days by liam.
Proposals for six-times-a week service to Blooming
dale and twice q week residue of the route will be
received
l3457 From Cottage Hill, by Provso, York Centre Bona
parte, Lise Warrenyile, and Big Woods, TO Au-
rora, Is miles and back, twice week.
Leave Cottage Hill Monday and Thursday at m:
Arrive at Aurora days by m;
Leave Aurora Tuesday and Friday at m:
Arrive at Cottage Hill days by pm
1858 From Napervile, by Warrenvlle to Wheaton, 10
miles and back SIX times week.
Leave NaperVl!le daily, except Sunday, at am;
Arrive at Wheaton same day by s m;
Leave w heaton daily, except Sunday, at p m;
Arrive at Napervile same day by pm.
l3459 From Junction ST. Charles, 6, miles and back six
times week.
Leave Junction daily, except Sunday, at l01 m;
Arrive at ST. Charles same day by IL m;
Leave st. Charles daily, except Sunday, at PM
Arrive at junction same day by 81 p m.
Proposals to commence at Chicago and end at Syca-
more or Oregon are invited.
1850 From Belvdere, by Caledonia Station Belo Wis.,
Bass Creek, Footvile, Evansville and Oregon to
Madison 81 miles and back six times week
Bidders will a schedule of departures and ar
rivals. -
l346 From Jefferson, by Eeyden Centre and Levden tn
Sagone, Is miles and back, three times a week
Leave Jefferson Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
at l0am;
Arrive at Sagone same days by 2pm;
Leave Sagone every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
urday at p m;
Arrive at Jefferson same days by 7pm.
l3462 From West Wheeling Station, by Deer Grove, Ela
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Leave Rock Island Monday and Thursday at s

Leave ROCK Islano Monoay ana Ihufsoay a. Q
Arrive at Knoxville same days by SPIN;
Leave Knoxville Tuesday and Friday at 6 m.
Arrive at Rock Island same days by pm.
1913 From Rock Island by Camden, Pleasant Ridge,
and Milersburg, to Keithsburg, Sc miles and
back, twice a week
Leave Rock Island every Tuesday and Friday at
Gam;
Arrive at Keithsburg same day by pm;
Leave kethsburg every Wednesday and Saturday
Arrive at Rock Island same DAYS by 6 pm.
1914 From Rock Island to Davenport Iowa, mile and
back, daily
Leave Rock Island daily after arrival of eastern
Arrive at Davenport by one hour after arrival of
eastern mail at Rock Island, not later than 7 p m;
Leave Davenport daily after arrival of all the mails
Arrive at Rock Island same days by am
proposals for twlce-daiy service will be considered
1915 From Savannah by Argo, Buvle Fulton Albany,
Cordova Fort Byron and Hampton, to Moline
~ miles and back, three times a week.
Leave Savannah Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
at m;
Arrive at Moline same days by 9pm;
Leave Moline Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive at.savannah same days by ppm.
l54l6 From Moline, by Hampton, Port Byron, Erie,
Lyndon, Como, Sterling and Gap Grove, to
Dixon, sd miles and back, three times week.
Leave Moline Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
Arrive at Dixon next days by l2m
Leave Dixon Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday at
p m;
Arrive at Moline next days by pm.
l34l7 From Moline, by Brooklyn Green River Penneys
Ferry, Sharon, Spring Hill, Portland, Prophets
town, and Colema, to Dixon, 81 miles and back,
three times a week.
Leave Moline Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
Gam;
Arrive at Dixon next days by IL m;
Leave Dixon Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
lpm;
Arrive at Moline days by pm.
134l9 From Fulton, by Hemlo, Union Grove, and Empire
to Sterling, 26 miles and back, twice week.
Leave Fulton Thursday and Saturday at 8 m:
Arrive at Sterling same days by pm
Leave Sterling Wednesday and Friday at 8 m;
Arrive at Fulton same days by p m.
1919 From Empire, by Mount Prospect, Genesee Grove
and MiIledgeville, to Elkhon Grove, 19 miles and
back, twice week.
Leave Empire Monday and Friday and a m;
Arrive at Elkhorn Grove same days by IL m;
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-02-03

ny The contest for nomination ior y.
g Senator has been upheld and suTsalneo
with firmness BY the friends Of the sever
al candidates, bu, also with aspris Of Tor
bea,aace and good feeling cred',sble %
,bo mind and character o:.he Convenliorp
.ofbo,h Houses. Tho various parilzan'
ef the several candidates, Who are not o'
e;sh.. House, have msnifesied consider
sbl. feeling, but this has not We think
affected The harmony Of feeliug,so cred
liable 10 the Legislature. q a'9a r Z
Our own support, as was 10 be exPec'
cd rom ou, ac,iou hi,ssr'o, has bsen 's
corded 10 lion. Nm. ALLEN, We, how hoy
ezo,. hold, in high respec. the ether 'I, can n
dids,es presented lor the same psl''''l posls'''ol
On whomsoev.r lhe choice shall iai, y
bslisse !, viii be one honoIaSl'ss ~ g y g
Dsmoesscy and TO The State. aeafBpI
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AZ .us believe Is well qualified 2 oooay ol|y
Il Legislators 4 have have fOf yea,s assem- 2
bl.d. Ia business qualities we think g they y
Viii III be found amply providsd-liInl lIlopE"'' per-
son.l morals above reproach. " = course uP''e
,bsro may be exceptions, but ws lH1. ave un> ,,
acc ,sScquaia,od viii, Them, Unlike the he 'a'' a''
L.eiA.urs, their duties will be TO cor ,'r
!. ,sct and modify Legislation, s. tA'hot be-. 'h'T '
% originate much. This will BE- Ionnd l'"
,,ue aside from The Indepsnden, Treas
ury Law, which. Improperly ma'uF'd' 'r''
involve change enough for one Olen''a
session. Wha, We want nov is the cor
r.c,ion and sys,smatizing Of what has 81
read, been done. not origlnauon, an
this will We think be dOne,and weildons
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OHIO LHarsLATuRH.
MONDAY, Jgn %.

MONDAY, Jan. %.
IN The House, Mr. MAeKEszIE. from
Finance Committee, reported a billmu~
king appropriations in part for 1854 which
was read the frst time.
Mr.. BuRcnARD, from majority OF tho
Judiciary Committee, presented areporl,
that section 81, article 2.of Tho Consti-
tuition, did not design 10 forbid the pub.
lica,ion Of such docamenis as were nec>
esspry and desired by the people; or the
right to transmit them by mail, postage
pre. paid, when that made was deemed
more speedy and cheaper than 10 employ
a common csrrior. That the evil which
section. "a was intended TO check, was a
loose and, bad practice Of paying Their prii
ysls postage, &c, and Of yotisg ,hsul.
selves books, Sc; which had, 9as was
then supposed, bOen sometimes INDUCED
! in BY Legislators ili;5 5is13it al,'jsoge.b
lie reported a bill regulating the trans
mission by mail, when directed by the
General Assembly, which was read the
fire, time. '''t.
| Mr.. EcKLEy gave notice Of a minority
report on the same subject. 3i h1wa.
| Mr.. .MAcKESziE offered resolution
which was adopted, as follows:
ResolDed, That the standing Cemm't
lee on Public Lands be instructed 10 in
} quire wheiher,in the oveni Of the cessloI
, Of the lands OF the United States within
the limits Of this State, 10 hio,,he pres
ent laws regulating tao sale and settle
men,, and disposal Of the same TO ae'ua
! settlers and olbers,is sufficiently gna'de
: apuins. fraud, monopoly, and such o'he
J evils as in the settlement OF unlmProve
!, lands muy be provided agains, by Law
u ard whether The action OF the p'eseI
:, State Land Commissioner heretofore hal
:. would Justify the continuance Of his so'
! control, as an officer, over the dispo'
Of said lands; and that the committee,
n the result Of their inquiries, report ~ b'
i or otherwise.
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ar DAvID DIsNEr, who Represents
Hamilton eoun,y in Congress, hes been
,a,,siIino Marcy for his vieEs Of ihe right
81, Dsmicil in ihs Hulsemspn Letter On
,he Kosr,s case. Disney thinks that :
declaration ofin,en,ion % become = CIV.
ssn mar call for protection y property
~ this country, but no. of PersOn,on nsua'
s,rsl ,erri.ory, and iha. such person' ere
no. enli,led 70 protection BY ibe Ame'll
can government, He appear. e 'aSe
the Qround that ouch can only be ipFo'sc'
led on our own soil, osnd scarcely here
ws should sl,ink, Hs ,sen's 'hsm A. 'ne
laws treat an illegi,insie, vho y hsld :
Is oull;ss 6liss, belonging q noe'dssT
such parsons cannos call so' ias p!o''c
lion of the government .hsy haze oelse'
ed for ,ours, and 70 lts'e 'hen wholl
without projection, is = w'opg sol elpa
ii, .shs. San only b. spgendered lr : mlq
where the bigo.ry Of nasiuisn' has i.se
very dseproo,. Disney resides 10 : Il D''
i,rie, ,ha. must and win tepudias' sue sue
'3CpiSions and .hsir author.
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osr,The EplToRIsL CONVENTION was
we'll attended 4. Cincinns,i. l's sresolp
lions involved valuable suggestions, and
were adopted efer csreful discussion eRd
,houghi. Some hare said nothing was
accomplished Such meetings create %
esprit do corps, 4 more enlarged sslf's'
spccl for The high and responsible pEoiss'
sion editors bays chosen, serves 10 vofs
ou, li,tleness 0f feeling from among lhe
body Of all political and religious lPyoise'
sons and 10 awaken natural respectt.-'
|iAll this IL something. Besides ibis, The
entertainment Of the Queen City wal
sumpiuous, and her Jfaterniyoliheinl and
een,lems1lY, ,AIlogether the sCo1yention
is not 10 be snecFcd ai, nor Madame
soSrAs eahsr, WHO gave the Press 4 pr
ya,eo concert andsptesentedI Them with
haunony with wlichths writer's Of poihs
ed editorials and sharp hts nneYInosa b.
familiar. Zanesville is the ext,Place o
me eting. We believe we will be there
1 f.Nf -1 Il
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" Say. yony MIrccnEIL, The Irish Patriot
!. {. u. called, has lately assured big
sT!;.b lf,;ends and tie American public,
,s,, 4 ii. hiehess dssire is'ior al AlaSdNnd
ssfaa,,t;on ,esll stocksd 4riih healthy ne
oroes. T'his sentiment, and bis denun-
cistion Of Marcy, as an ally Of Nuss'' '''
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So isr 40 our obaefvalion extends 9
mean, narrow and iu'selly feeling governs
ihe House, aud probably both Houses,
ii sbe matter Of Public Printing. The
odd Dollar in the days wages Of Mems
bers is really potent. Prominent among
the Achilles' Of this. iiiilo war on Public
intelligence is Gssi Of Greene. 10
listen 10 him one would suppose he was
the ouIy pure man in all the Legislatures
Of which he has formed part; snd-ii'Is
bu, jdstt,o say that. tho 4 Wing, beiholds
tar 100 much influence over the Dem .
cratic action Of this lIoure, as he did The
las, House, But the spiri, Dfthe MAJOR
iiy cover il up with fine phrases, - We
may, is to narrow and cutoff intelligence
from the people. Propose printing ~
adequate number Of documents upon
matters Of Imminent imporlsnce, Anf
while no hesitation is made 10 furnish the
fov documents Members may want, con
stiIuiional objections Of an ssienuaie'
character are made, frivolous objections
are presented and il ia thought ven
wrong that the people should have them
Perhaps We may view this wrong wiz
Improper vision; we may do.iinlusilce
Members, bu, NO feel tina, the splnte'
hibued on this subject is unbecsmlnl
| We bend loo much 10 Wing influences
10 the Ges.s, Eckleys, sc. There l'nt
proper unity Of seton, The "alt
desire no intelligence TO 60 to the poeP'
Unanimously they vo.s against eve
meaus Sos this purpose, and they DO
+ will, proprieiy; for il is their 'n'ere'
. Willing 70 sell the People 10 Banks al
Corporations without Stint; then no fee
5 log Of economy fpds their spProba''o
u But lei liboraIi,y in mFi'efs winch ~
give the peoples servants knowledge
their doiugs, and til amusing TO 8
Wing and DemOcras grow into q sud-
spitil Of economy. Il is not econon
/ /. Is parsimopy. That's the spirit VIII
= guides and governs, and ws9 are &C
= convinced ,hstithe spirihwill no, chan
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3n8 Bii@ ~
ia lIuroRr or OHr,-RY JaWsfAY-
IoR.-Ws sec. anpounced ip lbeiSandus
XIV Mirror, whs, wo were before aware
81, iba, james W. Taylor, Esq, Of iha, ln
place, ,9is about 10 publish a3'iiistory o.
Ohiol Such 1 shisiory has long been :
desideratum. We arc glad 20 koowiiha
liz is in such able hands. We know sev
eraI literary gentlemen who. have con
templated such history. But now tha
The graceful pen and investigating mine
of Mr.. Taylor are employed uponsiiJhei
labogs may bc spared. nalHsliagg adT
Mr.. Taylor will give especial study ant
Investigation 10 thai part Of Ohio history
which lies III the rearward Of our organ
zation as D State aud as Territory. HI
will begin vilhlheifrst settlements pfth'
French-.eyen before the Moravanp sci
Itlements--and open 70 the light this par
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-02-03

ISp1AN STATrsrIcs. cs.-We extract the
following from The Report Of ths Com
missioner on Indian Affairs. sl9tf
The whole number Of lnd:ans within
our limits is estimated a. 400, ,00O;-
ASou. $4,000 ye, lingsr in some Of The
States east Of the Mississippi river, prin-
cipalIy in New York, Michigan and Wis
consiu q the 9nemaiuder, conssilngtoS
Chesokses. Choc,aws, and SsmIpolss,
being in North Carolins, Mississippi and
Florida. f.s 4,.a ..,,.:,.
The number in Mnnessota and along
Inc frontiers f,hs Western States 10
Texas, comprising mainly emigraied
fUibe.. is estimated oas 10000. Those
of The plains and Rocky Mountains, and
no, within any Of our organized TeritA-
ries, al 81, 900; those in Texas ai ~. geo,
those in New MEXICO a. $4,000; those in
California At 10000; those in Utah q.
| l2 900; and those, in the territories OF
tOrcgon and Washington at $4,000. NV.
(, A FEMALw BIGAMIsT, -GretFudIe
Kohlcr has been committed 10 the Alba-
NV iail for indulging in'the luxury OF three
sliye lords To the first she was mas-
ried FIVE years ago, to the second TWO
Years apo. and 10 the third quite recently
|'rheg all met few days aimee atAlba-
Inv, where, thoyfagreed 10 decide their
respective claims 10 ,the fair,dame, BY 2
three handed game Of .'seven up.'-y-
The frs. husband won, bur Gertrude re-
fused to abde the hazard Of .he cards,
land clung to hei latest acquisition, where.
upon RECOURSE was had 10 the. e.law, Snd
she was taken before the Police Court
, llor bigomy. When asked wha, induced
Iherf 10 prefer The last husband TO ns, ne
Iother two, she said they were s'nich goot'
; and aha, the, ylast swast"wort about SIX
hundred Of such dirty rascols.ssltry dem
all,ns said she. sand .akest the bcstess ;
and if he no gpol 'res bllernty y1op, more. r.,
liill finds Du,chmans suits Jest risht.
b INx FOR STEEL PENs.-+Take twenty
Ibis. rofihe 5est Campeachy logwood, aud
, Iboil f, down for three ho1rs in one gallon
! Of water. taking care 70 add enough d. dq
, rins eve yepora,ion, So as 10 have one gallon
1 Of liodor al the end Of the boiling. int
!, ,bls, dissolve IL or of the ceromalsE p
!, po,assa, anG stir well. l.should then DC
! bottled ZIP for use. II does not require
! pum TO hold any sediment IN solnuon 4
! Tor there is nonen-Ijke the common lnks
!, made with The snlphA.e Of itop, i, llogyoot
! and ualls. Of sumac. As there Is no aclt
lIinn Ibis ink, !, Is tile very wiring niid IRE re
tdaifsd foT steelPehs' SO" ~ ~
hye9I 20 Ytisaa36d 9iulosi6 edi s9B loIi
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" Hon. !. III. sco1T-rr, member of.he
HOUSE 81 Representatives from Stark
thas been sdtni.ted by the Supreme cour,
nov ia4 session, IS an Attorney and
Counsellor at Law. s'4
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+a iIIoRsE PowsR ANplSrEAM MACHINES;
As we have received a number of cons
nunica,isns lately respecting the "horse
poyern Of steam engines, we present IN the
following condensed from Bourne, who
il held by practical engineers as good ali !
lboriiy ys:alnall 72sasp ip ~. H''a ~
+ Horse poyeris an amount Of mechan-
icsl force that will mise 33 900 lbs, one one
foo. high in a minute. This stan STANDARD
was adopted by Watt as the avernge force
lexeTted by2 i strong horse. His engines
we're made ofta certain size, corresponds
finT to their recordedohorse power; that
Is. the diameter of the cylinder afforded
kew 10 the power Of the engine, as the
steam carried was uniform in pressure
| and 40 was the velocity Of piston. A
the present day,we cannot say that Ger
tain diameter Of cyliDdertis the key 10 III
mower. The steam is the power, iannat
some eI engines whose nominal horse pow
er is given i've BY the bore of tho cylllndfe
lInay exert double the nominal amount.
St The nuniber rof pounds pressure on 'h'
square inch multiplied by the numbers o
square inches in, tho area Of the piston
and by the number Of fec, the piston tray lisl
iels IN one minute, gives the amount Q
inpelIine fotce. About ons>tentl, IN
| DOVER so calculated, is deducted in la'g.
/ engines, for fric,ion--the remainder
IlaLe effective force, WHICH, if divided b
33 900 gives the actual horse power.T
Seientifc Americdn. .,o,.. t..,,,.a,
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,rhe Two Fnr1nicrs.

wv. II. ErEr,, ESQ. Of Indiana, 10 the Ag.
ricuhurul Society, ol ElkhaH county, At
Goshen, la.
When see comfortable looking farm
house. with curlainsd windows ind un>
broken glass, hare and Nthero a cluster Of Il
dowers, with shrubbery enough 10 shelter
i. from rain and s,or,n,ous housss Of prop
or size and conveniepces, q clstern and
we'll Tor the comfort anS convenience Of
ihe female department, good orchard, /
substantial fences, and slock Of the choil
ces, breeds, | know thai The owner Of
those premises is an independent man,
that The Sheriff. never Visits him except
Ito solicit his vote, that he never lodges
a corner TO avoid being dunned, that ne
squares up his accounts with the mer-
chant and blacksmith once year, that ne
psHonizes his county paper, and votes Tor
Free Schools, that he contributes TO the
minislra.ion Of tie gospel, and thai his
nole Is loo good to 60 in Banks; and
should expect TO sea within thai house
the same order and neaincss-a place Tor
every thing and every thing in iiS place
IA we'll swept hearth, the furniture dust
cd and iugood repair,iho cobwcbs brush
cd down, children romping and rollicklns
: in enjoyment, Gnd the good housewife,
b the soul and cenlre Of all this comfort,
0 plying her various tasks with health and
!, happiness besming from her eye. No
man goes hungry from that door, or sits
down TO meal spoiled by bad cooking,
: or nrauscaiing with filth. Every such a
i mans dog seems 10 bark With an ait Of
% civilization .go' 'D..Rs''.s !;
;. The opposite OF this pictare we can all
!. imagine This man is on I'D settler,
[, came TO The county when il was new,
u hunted and fished, and fshed and hunt
\. ed as long as a fish would bite or sqnir
ID rel cliirped in his neighborhood; Gnilt him
|. y cabin. suitable enough for a commence
ment, but in which he still lives, because
- he is too, shifIcss 10 build a better; The
~ fioor is q few inches below the surface ol
Of ,he ground, the door is hung on leather
lei hinges with convenient hole at the bot
IN tom 10 le, in The cats in summer and the
J. cold in winter; the window is flied viii
V Two panes Of glass. an oiled newspape
Gu aud a shocking bad ba,--lhe stick chin
m ney has boen often on FIRE but is patched
70. up 10 answer the purpose smoking at boil
g ends; mound Of decuyed chips orna
"a. meuts the door yard, the trees are care
WI eu. -, l..v,, <, font thu. niua fed nm
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Senator Bright, OF Indiana, has intro-
ced bill granting 100000 ncres Of land
10 each Of the following named railroad
companies, who, Jointly, are TO construct
continuous railroad ron Lake Erie to
the mouth of The Ohio river, and to New
Orleans and Mobile The Ohio g. New
Orleans gRailroad, from Mobile, and the
Ohio Railroad, in Tennesse. TO PAducah,
in Kentucky, The Ohio River and Wa
bash Railroad, from Paducah TO Vincan,
nes, through illinois, 'rh. Southwestern
Rsiltosd, from Vincennes to Indanapo
lie. The Toledo and Indianapolis ltail-
wsy Company, from Muncic, Indiana, TO
the Ohio State Line, and the Toledo &
indianapolis Company in Ohio, f:om Ohio
| State line TO Toledo. TIE entire grant
will thus be two millions iofacros. The
companies are TO carry ihs U. s. mail
free of all charge, and in limo Of war ,e
transpoE, troops and munitions free o
cost. The bin was referred TO the Com
mi,,ee on Public Lands Toledo Rep.
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! n
A HUMANE RECOMMENDATION The
Governor Of New York makes The follow
IMP su ggos,ionsin relation 10 Stale Pris-
on ConYicts, which must meet tho appro-
val Of ell benevolent mlpds: st3 aoi
/ suggeD. the propriely of allowing to
conyicis as q. reward !or industry and good
conduct, some portion Of their earnings
for the benefit Of tile emselves or their fam.
lies, This would be calculated te ani-
mate them with iope--iO cteote habits
Of foresight, and prudence, and by ens>
bling them 10 assist their families, would
cultivate the better instincts Of their ma
,uso. Il, would also give them, si the
expiration Of theirtcTm of imprisonment
some, mcans)of support until ishey couIs
overcome tho difficulties Of obtaining am
ploymeIfs,, III numerous instances die
charged convicts are led 10 The commis
sion Of crime BY the poverty and want
consequent upon the prtjddicesYw Ywh'cl
exist against them. Humanity and pol
icy alike dictate that evefy encourage
men, should be afforded 10 ihoss unior
tunaie persons to retrieve their past el
rors.2 Pee sH'"'9'n 'r'f e''s
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The ordinary employment Of ariiice
is the mark Of peny mind; and snl.
most always happens that he who uses i
10 cover shimselfin one pace, uncovers
himself III smother. La Roche foIcdaId
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-02-03

= A Man SIor By MIS- WIFE, ,-TheLou>
isville Democrat Of the 18th instant, bas
aletteEfrom Leaycnwor,h, Indiana, Civ
ing the parsieulsrsIof an unfortunate oc-
.currenca which recently happened there,
resulting in the death Of a husband By bis
wifo. Ga the OH inst, man named
Orntieidslef his home. Informing bis wife
that dhe would be back ia two or three
days. That spight Mrs. Orn6eldo heard
some one trying 70. get into the hopse,
took q Iifv desn and fred Though The
door one inch in thickness, and shot her
husband through the heart. She brough,
she body into aho house, and informed
the neighbors ofethe, occurrences When
they went 10 the house they found Otn-
lfeld sboi, The gun broden 70 pieces, and ny
a great deal of blood on the floor. As
many think thai d cold bIooded murder
was committed, ana thai tho story Of the
wife laboye related ia, ailie to cover hel
gull, she has been committed 10 jailo &c
answer for the murder Of her husband.
1
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PRoEEssoR R,IyRrThe most ama.-
sing thlng in the way of nppoihlmsns 70
Office, lha, has occurred in many day,
Is the appointment Of Thomas Rainey.
20 well known oil over Ohio, % Consul
10 Bolivia, South Ameiica.i
IL seems that he was recommended 10
the Presiden; by some publishers in New
York, Tor whom he had agreed tol exc
cute an "exploring expedilion,"a and
write book. II is said that he received
lhe' appointment and drew his outfit Of
$4, 800, before the President, knew ths,
he was Wing, and published da ScoiI
campaign paper in Cincinnati. On as
ceriaining which, he was uough. bul
could not be found. Ii is fuiher said
that his name was withdrawn from nomi
nation; but the whereabouts Of the s.,
500 is no, "developed." + ''7
The State journal thinks his cam
paign paper should be no objection, ever
10 Democratic President, because ofit'
homeopathic qualities; and the Cincinna'
Il Enquirer hopes the President will no
precipi,a,ely withdraw the nomination
until the Professor has a chance lo"sent
in the compsiga pupers."-- ColHn'bu
Columbian. xsle..ae Z, 81 bfn}s 4is 4