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New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
Domestic Ports.

ALFASI-Au july 3. proreIler CyEn.t. CLARK phsielpb
fcts Cover Eorlt. B0on; Pig1-t. sckerr Pta-
tch Jchrecu Nidstowu. Ct CFman Lvusn Westbrook;
Das u smith kusss. Ne~iork Ne0n. Hubbard do I'D pro
Tsr NthlHk White Hartford schri Gcldsped NIber Nor
vhh PrDaut Allen Boor Rivsl Siekerson do Arr Juiy
sctrs PaIsd Avery New Londoa; srttson Bsfe Bosn:
tsfr1l Lm-sl. DO Oliver Burse do Empire Macy Pr1r
cerce Eliza Jane Fish Boston CID scLrs Prrine
PosteIeei George Emily Nckerou, Bos,oli D. Wuletts
smith rr0rLfuce.
BANGoGArr July g. bark Coraih.n EdEeonb Pr5vg euce.
JrH big Gote Ssuncers. ssrfa Cruz.
bOsIoN-Ar July ssaushu Arers, fBrl Lang Lverpocl.
.srts Hstify hrt batnes Helen MARIA Howes Bau,g,,
t-ifs Da~fon tBrl kordsn Har;lepocI: Velocity Psn
Agcws Nasa.a ffts. Havana. Miller Pctou. ,chrs
i'.cy Jsy yior. Sckefcn. GecsEe;owp ID. W
Sen Neicki l. Nckeron Chase BsltiIa0rs; Msyfower
ar sydney Pce Stevens. OuinaTe Cowe Bay State an ara
y hssld VIII den PhisdelIhia: Msy Cassv Ab.nv snss
i1s ses Ncseron kevi ioTk Caps Cod Kelly York st,
C:fe, ChE,e, New loT. Abbsfhrlle Rogers NevYok Ga
stp sIlert edse Cscutfs; tss yoyassr tn.s e Of tb
pTt 81 - sths tanS freeman srnyrns Tally 10 s-s., s
altar ~ mL Neshirson Butcher C0D h,I1r, 40 ord
,or Gsssw; Msianzss Lbbey hasqaash n b Vote fBr
husmieh- ka,sw M.hews BALTIMORE; briss Osnoco No
,os Wlsra Vale, Ed.i,s weymoeh, y s; New G'SSe rs
Fet'r Gsols>oy.n Fores'. Bsker Bsnore. CLas'-s
suhh E'trEr Philadelphia James Grsv do cls,,o. ~,
lnf forzi sss.nav Crosby Albany. ku.lf s., ~
IA Jane Gioscr, Duale. do Sl
81 urs u EosfeuD fSnhaow Caaos Sorfh Atl.nr n a.
-, t.Iss bite STAR Es, r. r. ssis trss ken, H.
lEL --S"f D't.--'f
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To Mariners.

GAY FAD LcHr1he cid sntiorn Of Gay Head Lilh Houso
(e point Msrhs Vneysrd lsrdl h been replaced
which Ieyoyes in abog. and 81 with val be-
and - THE light Of much
power; the white ard lanihorn red.
W'M CHANDLER Lieut. q :.
Inspector Of Light "a District
GALVESTON LIGHT SnTPThe Leht Shin Galveston bar
dvn awsv during gale 2h had been the
TIE had so ded the Ouhwsd Of the
Under these circumstances viii be understood that
Of vessels .hod atteuTto the Der without
plof
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Disasters. Sr.

ScrR COeuLrTr reported Boston p F. Island. with
rocds sprsrg aud absDdond; fallen with By fish
ed into Raspberry HaboE, White Hesd prev
TO ~ Is'.
S1HR LovisA Of and for s. John B. with uaas
sTIung leek fallen h beam ends and usd
ID :. OF Petit hsnsu The
b. Narhias Boston, and last
We n atir Machas in their boat.
Robinson om achas with lumber bound
York conszusd Msyhew. Talbot Co ashore
Backwels Island whore she still
fsred win lie aud oil n the . food tide.
All ALBos Mcsgsan hence Tor ST John " B. 6lh
inst re;uB6d OF the Captain hs Ing died of cholera
On bcard The u
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PHILADELPHIA Markets SATURDAY, July 9

The Bacs advces for BREADsTUFFs aud tho
inak all despiions The only ssles Of FLoys
ported the supply Of the trade at SO I5 81 bh
ior aud bsno according 10 quality There n no
iuqpiiy FLOUR CORS MEAL is dull and 2I- " hbl
sales hb PDrsylvana - with sellers than
hvver figure GRsThere very e dEsr Offering pl
white SOLD ~ T. bush, aud 40
buh souher the first Of the at 81 70 20 red ~ 30
for white RyE worth 81 &C ~ TO- CORS is dull; ses OF
Tic shnat OATS unchanged. WHISKY
81 oil sales al "a d2ge. in aotb hbds and barrels
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From Our Coyreaps

From Our Correspond. nt.l
PHILADELPHIA June 9-frrr6f-BaTs Elizabeth J. Brpos
Hfvsnai 'ch Thatcher Taylor, Haw Yarn outh Title T. Tf
colt Dislten.
Cleared eh. steamships City Of NewYori Mathews Poou;
Ktrnsi, foles. NcwYo hrs Linda G--on Boston; Gov
Brock. fcrA, Portland; Mso.lo. kud Mabead Silvia
Helee. Huniley VsTfn; ". Dayton Douglass Fell River;
JasI Scars East Camt dsePcr Marietta Bur Nckeru Chs
Ie f. fnfico Dehtcb; Torrey Boston; W.
Nrghreton WIiehnRion Fall River Wuternloych Morrow
"tst IDdi; L. SiTsi:on Haley Boston; b. a Tus uney d.,
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Nece,pts Of Produse-luIY7

Pv North Rirer odi28 pkgs Ashes AS do WhkY, 400
Oa a CG DO Corn 30 bags Meal 5e pkg Lard $50 do Gu,
Meats, 4se DO Fork.
By Erie Ral,oad2 IA bbs Flour Is psg Ashes II bags Rye
ID Data a1dg glufr
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1he following Is extract of lotter from banker IN
Paris to house in this City, dated June 2s
1--WE rather anxious about the crops (which really
most serious consideration yet the weather s very
hne now alter much RAIN All and reports from
the country are favorable and may hope the
price Of Corn and Flour much lower This and the excel
lent news from Turkey will restore confidence in great
measure ihs combined French and English fleets
now fogetlcr in the Baltic Probably we shall hear OF
something worth while from them is Jaly"
The quantity Of Flour, Wheat Cora and Barley left at
tide water during the lst week in July in the years 1883
ssd 1854 s foliovs.
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Markets PeDorfe1 bu Teiepr0Dh.

PRovInrScE July g. Ie54-CoTToS is dull and the prices
chsDed In Wool the msTket without material change; the
800 pounds The stock Of PRisTiNG
is light prices firm the sales 25 500 pieces
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Marhets. =. .CAnErrLLr RErOnrrp rOa rnr Tr,nrrr.

.su,s ~, ~,..,., SATURDAY. July 8. 1854
Of s. bh al 50 20 fE Pearls s-d o. ior Pea ssisS,,s.
selling o. SIC, cash.
CO1TON-The merle. today active sai r, e.. .,s
higher than lie quotations u.9dns AID grades shoy,
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financial.

Tnk ANEKIcAs ExcaAscs bAsX NEg YoKS JGns ss5s
AN EXTRA DIVIDEND ri TEN PER CENT. Oh
"A he CAPITAL Stock Of BAok VII he paid The hr DAY
July nexi.
The CAPITAL Stock will increased rIFTY FER CENT
million dollars payable Onehs!f hy dous, sae On the
lstdy July and the oarf The sixth day OF Noyer
bef1
Th viii be distributed tho s,ockhc
a. shrTe every hsEs Of od STOCK secofn,
the stock ledger. on the moFoing II the kth t-t
The rights fractional paris II shares BE- tarh-gre5 .ne
conbin I'd q obtain f1lsharcs
siocl holder after e 18th lust In h
shares u and be entitled bste the rate or
the moiety 70 the 9Th Move. Der
Tn. latter hall the increased viii not be entitled 10
portion Of the nj annual dividend Ia November
The Tnsisr Soo.s will BE- osd tie 5th inft 70 TO ~
July inclusive A htlGo. CcncT
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. ...-.TR:s
sVS-nscs.... Sc Ssts......... s. a9cs-Stts... %
HIGH wATER......sHss DAY
Stndy Hook...S 52 Gov sADd-.7 4s Hell Gs,e.... ,
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4he Exports of the week exclusive of Specie, were
el3o5 il2 against 81, $50, ,35l time last year.
Principal articles of Export for week ending July 7,
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The returns for the 4th week in june aud The I weak
having been received
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. sSgSs9 Inc. 59sits Inc %

by reducing the Whcat 10 fIour, quanUty OF the
latter LEFT e tide this year. convinced with the cor
responding period of las. year. decrease of ss
bbls. OF Flour.
The following table shows the quantity Of Of tho
principal articls of produce left dewaer from tue
CONNIE of navigation TO the 9Th of judy inclusive
during the Nears s daNs: 1853 y days ls5 81 days
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Deem. 800 Inc. ic9tl Irc. lo56I55 Inc. Si,i5
Tkc aggregate quantity of the articles left tide
water iom the of navigation the 7th of
July inclusive during the years 1852 aud 1884 is fol-
lows:
Flour, kbls. Wheat, bush. Ccrn, bush. Barley hush.
l9s2...... lisa Sea 1,S7i7lS 2C16&S 1925
issi......... sTs1O 10000 2s5A0 2lli2i
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Ocean steamers.
fST %, .rg.nEns IN oLr.Rr

Black Warrior. From New Yo's Jnly 10 Hav'qa Mobile.
From New York July j.. shamgn Brem
GeTnauia.. .....f From New York .Juy l8f fr Brem9o
Ros July ~. For Liverpool
New. York 2l..For Liverpool
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Dec. .ss,c7s .lOO,sO Inc.

ec.S8,Ls3 Inc. .100,65j Inc .l7,iO9 "A
The aggregate quantity OF the articles left tide
the commencement of navigation TO the sih of
July, Inclusive during the years iS53 and 1884, is
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OFFICE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RtILK0aD ConPAxyl
,o Nsw Y0Kx, July @ 1851
REPORT of the COMMITTEE appointed by the
BosId Of Directors o. the ILLINOIS sCESTRALRAILROAD
COMPANY 10 examine the H. o. l. scau,i-r
and kobsr Schuyler with that Company
lAe tonmifee whom tie i1'-
the ahs OF hessh l. Schuyler aud Robert SCHUYLER
70 ts ecmlany aud eXaMaDs the securities therefor Lee
leave 10 reports 'Ns
nat they tnd the total Latis OF the rard n-e M
us eomrny this DAY snonn to sh24 &C. snd hc Cooan
teesed hold collateral secuTiisa which the Co,n
consider supy Gent. being satisfied defnle neg- ,i,
they would this day sell for than thsy PLEDGED
DAt I'D A. NEAL.
J. + 4. SANFORD
IkANkLIN HAVEN
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Umpire CITY BANK.-DIvIDEND.-Th. Bo.,5
~ q pir,0 s.y @ ia e & Ss.r.S DivIpEsp s e raaEE
TsyaLe 10 the soeIboG. aud a.sE the iNh Jay sad
sfsh day 'hs transfer books Will rsmA9
Il NICKl kBOCKER BANK, JULY ], lS5A-rSs
1hRsL AND NEHALs PER CENT on the csgi,sl soss,
Issls on ,na alter he 18Th met The rfia Ben. az es s
MARRET BANK DiVIDEND.-A Dividend ot
ioSh % PER CENT & b. rai iS M Day be hen S S,s IL s, % =
by sod sP q ps,sr. S a. T. q aIYDocR c.a
nj ECHANlCs and TRADERS SAVINGS IN.
A'h sfIurloN So sse 0raaa srhs Trustees Of this Tuss.
a' G The oa susn. Il sn q :. Ss. On ii s.
Of % and sndss a. ne I,ie Of s anusm and ~
ssi Ssas Sled aSsn for vii RfS... ). s.ri .
h, er.d Of psI0ss a, sSsP Ban, Msniay We'd
JAMES P H,,cEr Sce'y ALFsrD T. coSkLrN. rre.deut
THE.srKER's OFTIcE oF THE NoswIoa wosessrsRl
Drv1bESD siI'0 Of Three FER z 6RST r. on tho
rs:, os%ps9S SS s,S : q.
O. L. PERKINS Treasurer.
NASSAU sask June n. iSa
NASSAU BANK DIVlDEND.-A semi-annual Div
~ Of -FOUR PER CENT b., been declared Of The
o. s ss f,eSt ,s ~, % S %SS'os s ' % rn sooss VII
'''''' '''" '''' '''' R A rooKER. c.,hs.
oTrIeS OF Tss MEsss.SIi. AT is:ysssef Goa ,,,,{
AT MEETING OF the BOARD of DIRECTORS
"A Of this Company held h day DIVIDEND slA 90 PER
CENT declared the PROFITS payable on the e
The DO viii be clJsed mil that day by order
III. Board GEORGE W SAvAjE, Secretary.
NOTICE -NEW-YORK aud HARLEM RAIL
kS1R S HARLEM M i 's' cS held GV ms DAY. &
dsy July lSi sttee see Of Neon bnson. E-S he et
A. co ot GEORGE L. SCHUYLER Pr sdent and Director q
mary cssd aLd accepted Also, the ressna'on &
ALEXANDER KYLE as S"cre ar. ,,,. .
On rioii,u lLLlAM c. wErMonE, ESQ, ansnnioasJ
'''''u ''''''1' H. $. BLArCHFoRD. viee.Preslsntl
providence and WORCESTER RAILROAD
L COMPANY DiyiDENO.-A Diyldeod OF FOUR Per GEM.
Four Dollar ou ea,h hareh been 5elsrei payable ,hs Il
"a, Of plv next holding ccA recorded the soess
the Corporation the si-t hst
niy on recorded the Agency Boston, vii Be
able a he Howard Banki1 Company: ..,,,
Providence r. l., June II. 1854
NEW-JERsti RAlLROAD.-Tbe BOARD OF ~
" r.ctors Of che NEW-JER>EY kAtJROAD AND TRANS
pORTATION COMPANY have THIS DAY eclsfed oat " thss
Extrz Dividend of roB CeHS
sptutionsd those who shall BE- holders ~ tho a
Stock the Company 18Th day Of July being 1s
shan tenth Of share each shsis, h~d
ha, DAY Aode s bsve the sht 10 t-sisn the irscons
aif, which rh, be entitled AID certificates Sf e
s one -nd Tor said whole -vcs
BE- the lob dey pis-sts
will be paid ell such whole shares
the Company but dividend. will h<
isl have consolidated
AID a psUtd therefor IL SpUTNNAtD ItsssL
w York uue -, 1854
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-Four bbls whcai, bBsh. Corn, bush Barley bash.
$50, ,sS6 ll572S3 0s.72 lAios3
lSs4......... flIAlO l.90o 9t s2s9.AN Slil-l
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LNlkAL HAfLKOAD t0NPASY.I
- . NEw.loRE. July 3. 1854.
l ANDS in ILLINOlS.-A Bureau for the SALE of
- sgeh portions Of he LANDS ILLINOIS CENTRAL
hALhOAD % are sdaeen to the line q the Road o.
eraion VIII he this oice desc
oG Of the and the prices which they vii b. d r c.h ar
oE the Bonds OF the Company par win be furnished In the
mesniHe deroEs ~ purchasing lesyur
once OF The COMPANY, No 81 wast. tracts
"a have prior claim the the prcs uay be
esst end which VIII be based descriptions Of the a.n9
~ tbs Government Surveyors and their poxr Rsad So
ID A NFAI'V ~ r., n r.
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NASSAU BANK DIVIDEND
DROviDENCE aud WORCESTER Rail

IDRUNIUENtE aud WUNN To- EN NhII.bUaU
L COMPANY DIyiDENO.-A Dlvldeod OF FOUR PER cENf.
Eot Dollar .harehs been DECLARED payable ,hs u
"a, Of rl, next holding oeA recorded the Soes q
ths CORPORATION DO the ssi INST
nynas on STOCK recorded Agency Boston, vii Be Ssy-
abe a he How ard Banki1 Company ,,,
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Ar. a. ri.,,. rrs, ID Berth. smart H,ysna; Lnar
NIl,sr Czba; L H.alson, John. NOBLE D' Wv
u,.-,n. Or-gtri Eslsy. v.
Ar r .i,--ef,.. rtf wn Penn. l Codsan IVY * =
Cibrsls- sA II. NeT-OTests, hon0aloii' ''e" 'A' '
An u Ysdei-a ath Penobses,. Erasry, " YORK
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Providence R. l., June II, 1854
NEW-JERski RAILROAD. The BOARD Of N.
OFFICE PANAMA RAiLsoAD CoNrAsr,l
NEw.yoRK Jun. %, 1854
'V'HE BOARD of DIRECTORS of this COMPANY

I have this oay dtclard DIVIDEND Of THREE ANDl
HALF TER CENr the Captal Stock Of the said Company %
all. Ou and alter the I'd July mex.
Tsnsf Bcoss viii be lsed aer hree o'clock thsday a1
The I'D July. in,lus yc -
On The Bonds Of this Company, falling due on hs
July, viii b1 PAID the Office OF tho Company No 10 Hoswy
uop Of the COupoB rnd a-r that date by oa
of ,he hoard FRANCIS SPIES, Secrstary
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MEECANTILF FIRf NsURAsCE NONPAsY,(
NJ, l8t Bloadway John4t I
lNUE BOARD of DIRECTORS Of this Company
1 have declared DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT o he
months able The Office Of the Company ser he
jth instant JOHN BAhER, Secretary
Ncw.losk. july l. 1857
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-08
COrrtspOuotatt.
PROF. Caicb nllIls.


EDITOR AMERIcAN.--l see that the
Charlottesville Reoiew is out with an
a, ticle in relation to Prof. Mills. the
Peoples candidate for Superintendent
Of Public Instruction. The Review
says 'he is Il gentleman and scholar
two VERY important qualifications. !
should think. for that office. But he
is accused OF being "a dreamer "a
builder of castles in the clouds" Well,
the same charge has been preferred
against the greatest and best men in
all ages. Il is also sail that his idea
Of common school is the "preparato-
~ department OF Wabash College"
Prof. Mills during his connection with
that college. has devoted all his time
and energy TO it, and This is now one
of the objections urged against his
election! II is certainly good sign
TO see man attend exclusively 10 his
business. as Prof Mills does. and such
man will make u good officer.
But the worst of all, is. that Prof.
Mills has been a resident Of this State
on q seventeen or eighteen years. If
he had come from Europe. five years
residence would fully qualify him for
any Office. (?) l..
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-08

CoxEEasvILLE. SOL. ], 10

CoNSERsvfLLE, Sept. j, 1854.
Mr.. EDiToR.--Iiaving made snort
visit to the town of Laurel. beg that
you would grant me small 81 ace 10
your paper to speak concerning the
town, its principal Gestures. etc.
Laurel. in my opinion, has not i'm
proved much in the last year. Dr..
Clifford has erected very substantial
business house. and several minor
Improvements have been made. This
drawback is to be account d for by
the death of some its most entcrprisinY;
citizens, viz. @. q. Shoup and Cobum
Murray. Laurel feels the death OF
these ciriEcns very much, and | hope
their places will be filled soon with
equally energetic men.
Ii L,urul is q litilc backward in
business. (Which there is no doubt OF
her soon overcoming, she is all right
in politics. II all regions of the coun-
try are as well prepared as Laurel. we
are safe. and there need be no doubt
that Will Cumback will be the con-
queror.
Laurel needs travelling accommoda.
tons very much, and hope they may
get their contemplated railroad, for l
think it would benefit the place.
NJ.
Your notice Of the young ladies Of
Laurel is too hatleling. II is true,
but they ous hit not 10 be told it.
En-.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-08

IL seems 10 us AN ominuus indica-
ton that the old line Democracy are
counting so tcnaciously. sundry sore
headed and lender-fool,d Wings. In
NOR, than one instance have we heard
Of such being wooed and won by old
line suiiors.
II Is said that at n recent Demo.
cratic township meeting. (where III,
chairman wept so freely,) a man.
known in days gone by rs NO. only {,
Wig. but an ultra Wing" address.
cd the meeting. In eloquclt style
Ia III. NJ. Ray. he announced his in.
tention hencefor h to vote with III,
National Democratic Party. But h,
said he maintained his old orthodox
Wing not ons. but the Democracy had
come 10 kim. hence he could. with no in
consistency. vote with Petli,. Dougla.
and Cass. And with this ayowal. III, :
received him at once into full member.
ship. without his making any confess
sion or signifying any desire to be
saved from the sins Of Whiggery.
Now. Democrats. is this the doctrine
Have YOU swallowed whiggery p
rather. has the dead Wing party swat
lowed you? Take second thought.
You used TO denounce Wings as Hart.
ford Convention. blue light. black
cockadc irderalistsl Has the old Ma.
tional Democracy come to that? Has
it slid into Mexican whiggery?'--
into GAlphinism! So it seems. 70,
they received the recusant Wing on
that ground.
We have heard of other efforts nj
fusion. Wings. who have persona
interests in opposing a prohibition,
law, are sought unto" and. "no,h
ing 10TH" yield themselves to th,
embrace of their new lovers.
Let the Democracy beware. They
have been faithfully warned against
whispering with the Wings" lie
them beware. or they will soon be nor,
piebald than than the convention o
fag-enders who recently met in Indi
annapolis. Beware Of iusionl Strong
resolutions have been passed in NOR,
thaY one old line convention denoun
cling all fusion. and pronouncing sor'
punishment on MI who are guilty Q
so heinous a crime.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-08

Harrison Corrospsndcncs.
IARarsox. Sept. g 1854

HARRISON. sept. :, 1904.
MR, EDrroR,-ln your paper OF last
week there appeared notice OF n
German woman's breaking her leg on
the canal bridge at III S place. by II
decayed plank giving way under her
as she was crossing. Through some
way or other sou have been misin'
formed about The matter. The facts
are these: She was pilGvring pieces oil
scanlling, for wood. from the bedstead
factory of r. II. Penny, They h.av.
ing missed wool from there several
times, some Of the hands agreed to
watch one night last week, and STE
who The person was that was taking
SO much liberty without even thanking
them for it, Shorty after dark. a
woman was seen 10 make her appear
ance. She was allowed TO help her.
self to rs much rs she could conve-
niently carry; and us she turned to
leave. the men stepped up behind her
aud frightened her 50 that she drop'd
her load and started 10 run. /. being
dark. aud she considerably confused,
she ran of the landing adjoining the
factory. The water being out of the
canal. she fell four or FIVE feet, and
broke her lex in two places. The men
then carried her home, aud sent for
n physician. The physician ordered
them to lay the bed ON the floor until
he could bind up her ley. Her hus-
band refused ut first to have this don..,
but finally consented. and on removing
1t pulled two bags Of silver from il.
rhis is u true s,atsnacnt OF The case
although some Of The piliering '1um.
mes" are trying TO circulate the report
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-08

Some have thought that the abuse
Of ProtesIants BY the whisky-Catholi
party was merely local. We have al
ready shown that it is general. The
following from the Evansville Enquirer
is of a piscc with the charges which
Robinson made against Professionals
generally. This happens to be merely
against the Methodists. but as other
denominations are passing similar res.
olutions. all are included in the de-
annexation. The offensive resolutions
were such as every Protestant denom-
nation has passed against slavery and
whisky. There Is one mistake. Preach.
ers, leaders, stewards, and exhorters,
vote on such resolutions. and the lay
men ave generally about twenty, to
one preacher. And as we said last
week. the Catholics do pass resolutions
againstfrec schools. and nobody obje It's,
All we ask is an equal privilege with
them. Read the bitter remarks of the
Ent uircr and ask whose influence he
courts:
The Methodist preachers in the
Anderson circuit passed The following
resolutions nj the Mount Zion Camp
Meeting the other day. We get them
rom the Sentinel. The preachers and
suwsrds alone vote on occasions al
his Kind. The people have no hand
IN this polilico- rclisIonism. Suppose
ior moment that the Catholic priests
were to disgrace themselves so FAR n.
~ pass such resolutions ut q religion,
mee,ing. what cries Of outrage. polit
cal inlermeddling. design to govern
he country. DC. Dc. would 20 W
rom the Methodist clergy. Take III,
beam out Of your eyes, ye opponents
OF popular rights.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-08
THE RIGHT couRsx

Twenry.three of the business firms
OF Peru have signed the following
pledge. II business men everywhere
were to pursue the same course. Gin
cinnnati Brokers would soon come to
their senses:
The undersigned. merchants of Pc
ru. Miami CO.. Ind. regard the con-
duet Of the Cincinnati Banks. indicat-
ed IN the foregoing letter. as unjust
and oppressive in the extreme. and
productive Of great Inconvenience and
pecuniary loss in their ordinary bust
ness transactions. They are convinc-
ed. moreover. that lie commercial
community of Cincinnati. with whom
they deal. nave sufficient Influence with
the Banks 10 induce them Ia conduct
their business upon principles OF even
handed justice, and they therefore.
hereby declare and pledge themselves
to eaca other, that unless the solvent
Bank notes Of Indiana are received by
the merchants of Cincinnati with whom
they deal. regardless of the policy
the Banks may think fit to adopt. they
will withdraw THEN trade entirel y from
that city. and use every means to in.
duce the people of Indiana. generally,
10 pursue n like course.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-08

EwThe Indiana Asbury rniversi-
ty has conferred the degree Of IL. D.
on Neal Dow.-Er.
Neal Dow is merchant prince OF
Portland. lives In elegant style. and
drinks of the best wines. Whyshou!d
he have the degree Of IL. d., confer.
red on him? because be Is the auihei
Of the Maine Law.--.Sfofs Senfinef- p
This is the kind Of argument that
The whisky-ocracy resort TO in ihsir
desperation. II islike the unblush.
ing lies n certain would be great man
is manufacturing in this county against
us. Poor iellowl lie does want us
to stop to notice him. but he is too
little. Wonder il he recollects the
story OF the little dogs barking at the
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