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The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-21

Antaine Portman was brought before ESQ.
Jocelyn the other day charged with selling
liquor, Being afraid that the Esq. would do
him Justice, he took a change of venue,
when the case was sent to Esq. Childs, who, a,
after full investg CATION, fined him $50 and
costs. We imagine these fellows will find
selling "oh the sGy'' rather expensive before
they are thtcush it.-fM A. Tribune.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-21

~ There is petition now circulating
for signatures praying the corporate author
tiles to take measures to change the "Bor-
ough," of Vincennes to the City of VIn-
cennes. Young America puts the names Of
all his friends upon that paper.-EF Fin. Gaz.
While about it, why does not "Young
America" change it to the "Ambitious little
City" Of Vincennes
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-21

EhROPOSALS " be eeeved at the Office of the Hender-
Nashville Railroad eompan ny in Madisonvle.
Kentucky until Monday in DC ober next, for the
grubhng clearing grazing and of or
thereof The work will he divided into convenient
suitbidders of less than half ame Proposals
will opened the city of Henderson the said first Mon
of October which time and place the Board of Dree
tors will meet for tl at purpose
=, E. G. SEBREE, Pres.
CHAs. SErMoUR. Chief Engineer.
Henderson Cour.
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GF Mr.. James Laughlin has opened a
Commission and Forwarding HOUSE on the
canal atHill & Holidays old stand, the big
warehouse, corner of Main street and the
Canal: Mr. Laughlin is well known as an
-snterprising business man, and reliable. He
will do full justice to all business entfnsted
him. We'wish him great success.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-21

rs We refer any country contemporary
who wishes, to- supply his Office with good
type, or to amy one about starting country
paper, TO OUR advertisement of type for sale.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-21

U The real and personal estate Of Can
ada West, is put down by the government at
$500 100000.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-21
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 6, 1855.

DEAR SrR:-ln your note of to-day, you
propose, for my consideration, the following
questions:
/. l. the act of last winter "to amend an
act, entitled, san act for the incorporation Of
Insurance Companies, and defining their
powers and prescribing their duties," approved
June II, 1852" unconstitutional!
9. Are contracts, made in violation Of said
ainendatory act, void!
AS 10 the constitutonality of the act, |
suppose yod refer TO its title. The Constitu-
tion requires that "every act shall embrace
but one subject and matters properly con-
tected Herewith; which subject shall be ex-
pressed in the title"
The subject expressed in the title of the
act in Question obviously, is, The amendment
of The dct of June II, 1859. The Statue of
last winter above referred to, will be found
on examination TO contain nothing which is
not fairly auiendatory of The act of iS52.-
The Question proposed does not involve any
inquiry into tile constitutonality of the act
amended, but only of tile amenditory one.-
But lsee nothing in either of the acts in
conflict with the Constitution. The subject
OF the act of 1852 is Insurance Companies
There is nothing in the body of that Statute
bit what is ''properly connected Herewith. u
| nat SUI ecL 10 tdN uFVelOpeu lh thS utlS'
Upon the whole, do not perceive the
last gtdund for bronouiciug either OF these
acts unconstitutional. The course of reason
ing which would result in the conclusion
that they are not valid, would sweep away
tearly every act passed since the adoption oI
our new Constitution.
AS to the second question, it cannot be
doubted that if the act be valid, every con-
tract made in violation of it is void, See
Fowlerv Throckmorton,6 Blackford, 336
Very respectfully,
DAVID MCDONALD.
Hon. ii. E. TALBOT, State Auditor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

\. o. -. ID.
THE o. of Druads will in their Temple this Tues
day evening usual time full attendance mem
bers is requested. BY order Of the BIG TAD.
agt2l
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-21

q EVANSVILLE Chapter No. IL. A. Y. ". meets
- the first kridsys. evening in each month. at the
NJ WM. BROWN. see'y.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-21
srORE HoUsE AND LOT FOR SALE

EgEING about to change business offer for sale
Nd excellent house aad lot. containing
3 acres Of ground lying one-'ourh Of mile the
RAILROAD Mills immed daiey the Z. IL c. Railroad 21m,le
fIon Evansville and mile. from Princeton The building
good warehouse side of the store
also counting ami bed Oa the premises is a
first we'll 1t rs-rate tand for selling gopds -
There the road For further particulars
call the premises. Low & MEAD.
ri G.
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Ell. o. K.

ALI. o. X.
TI1HE frequent trips that S. EMBICH compelled to
order the demands of his customers
created suspicion that he bad Est after something
purchasable with earthly jewels If
sfy yrur curiosity. call his Main street.
below Second and you will find complete assortment
Fall and Winter Dry Goods just received prices
that will induce 70 pnrehase. ang2h-tf
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-21
BLANK BOOKS

BLANK BOOKS.
a FULL assortment Of Blank B ,Oks of all sizes d
~ STYLES of full bound and halt bound
gers Journals. Day Books. Cash Books Also
Memorandums Pass Books z me Books nd mature
Blanks of every ptIon Il and for safe
aeI7 7. CoNYNGT0N & COZ
WNIGs-For sale by S. v. GILBERT d CO..
= agiS
= nd zoe. e. ~ P ' Tsss &c r FFsffI m '
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wANtEnt

active honest Man in each section of tn
IA orders BY SAMPLE for YEIPEAU'S MAGNETIC
AGtNTS salarv OF $500 year. small commission
will be paid aary payable Monthly. For particulars
closing m to aa20-4
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Ety aNsVIIIE. lEENDERsON.AND NEWBURGH
Z DAILY PACKET.

p
:'s- THE elegant little
-UAG.A GAZELbEsg "ltst4A 1
lHsffc WNI H. LYONS. Master. having been purchased
and httei in the exquisite lie for the
above trade. Will take her place and fol-
lows:
TWO TRIFs HESDERsOE HEwsuRsH xAcu
Leaves Evansville for Henderson at7 10 Az NJ.
Returning leaves Henderson for Hewburgh. touching
the Evansville wharf at IL 30 A M.
Returning from Newburgh leaves Evansville for Hender-
on p NJ.
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D THE EYapsville Lodge. No. 81. A. Y. NJ meets
"a the first and third Monday evenings of every
" ~ their Hall, Fosters Block. Wm. A. heRea. W
wv NJ. A. IL. SANDERS, scy.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-21

WANTE ID IM IMMEDIATEl4KB BEEArt
@R WOOD Lady as Matron his Hydro path r. HvD-
ary No ned apply unlss faily csznpsssns to s.
charge that duty IL H..
nstbi Pm One pref=rrsd who wl he able 70 ht
af lferu the f.ew ork ny
dropaic college at tae male Medical cogs At P IA
dsipbis- -.
None hut those mersl Charlcer neea sPpty
F0K SALE-Pump fyrinaes Or. No9d'ssof on Sc
s--r-f zrv 2Ss-s tsSn Main. sgt(
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AUDITOR OF STATES OfFICE1
Indianapolis, Ang. IL, 1855. {

As Question has been raised in the minds
of some, as to the constitutonalty of the
law of last inter, regulating foreign in
sdrance companies, doing business in this
State.
beg TO give the public the benefit of the
following opinion of Hon. David Mcdonald,
on that subject. From the high legal repu
taton Judge Mcdonald so meritoriusly enjoys
in the minds of the people of Indiana,
presume this constitutional question will be
considered as settled.
Nothing can be clearer than, that all co.. :
tracts of insurance made in violation of this
law are absolutely void and of no value
As the duty OF the execution OF this law
rests on the Auditor of State, am determin-
ed, so far as lies in my power, to prevent
the people being imposed on by insurance
companies that have not complied with the
Statute.
therefore wish in this manner TO call the
especiai attention of the Prosecutors in this
State to their duty in this matter. It. is Gel
tainly as much their duty to protect the Peo-
pie from frauds of this kidd as any others.
II. E. TALBOT,
Auditor of State.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-21

OF PHILA ADELPHIA, fft1
XUHo graduated in Germany and France. and can give
w the best testimonials Professors in the United
Stae his services the citizens Of Evansville and
vicinity Physician He will particular attention to
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Moelr invites persons a ced with disease TO
SEQ him Anybody troubled with Chronic diseases
such inflammation Of the Kidney Urethra
atiSn Diseases Bladder. and syphilis will be
cured in the shortest time for the frst visit
Once Sycamore and Thrdsts. Once hours from
I A. NJ. till evening
Thos Mutter Prof, sof Surgery;
Sam1 Jackson Prof. of Theory spd Practice;
o. D. Meee, Prof. of Midwifery; r.. ''-
q, PHrLApELPHA.
C. r. Gilman. Prof. of Midwiferys ,sa, !,
JOS NJ. Smith. Prof. of Theory and Practice; 90
H. D. Bulky. NJ d. asi
Thos Hun. NJ D.. Albany. n. Y .isar 80
Mason F. Cogswell NJ. D. Prof Materia Mediea. AibAny
4 NY. agtii-t
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PIANO F0R SALE.
,DRs. BRAY 4 PENNINGTON,

u ESPECTFULLY inforZ the citizens OF Evansype spd
IA vinv that have formed partnership IN the
practice of Medicine and surgery
HaTius actively engaged IN ts IoI
century familiar With the diseases mel
dent 10 this climate their mast experience and sue
cess rll entitls them q share Of pahlle patronage
Their office is street hetesn Main And Locust
Wkere ethe or ootn oil them may ce
consulted unless absent On profess onal business
4
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Foreign Insurance Companies.

From the State Journal, we take the be-
low interesting communications with refer
ence to the law Of last winter relating to
foreign insurance companies doing business
in our State:
Judge Mcdonald being eminently skilled
in jurisprudence, his opinion is one of i'm
portahce, and one that can be relied on
Relying upon it, it will be observed that
our Auditor of State is determined that the
law shall be complied with.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-21

his Saw and Lath Mill stus
tedppPigeon Creek The Mill is in good repair, and
cheap health will not permit contnd-
ing n the business any longer.
ANY person wishing engage in good busn i'm good
place. time The above Mill is capsule
turing 900 feet Lumber and geo 5000 Lsth
asatf fOf iui'"sf pA'''''Af' A'o JOHN GREEK
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-21
NEW CARPETs-FIRsT. ARRIVAL FOL


= q 80
Received al the Carpet Warehouse.
ENT DUVALL 537 Main street. the morning received
DDS bales CarpetDg embracing entirely new designs and
litiesthe rst arrival OF nheeeasoa Our
cepts this morning she in
plete in the folio wing; iff
Rich Saxony Wilton Carpets. -a..r-r
Rich Royal Wilton Carpets;
Rich printed velvet do.
Rich Brussels of the best qualisy;
English Brussels Tapestry Carpets;
DO do do;
Brussels Hall and Stair Carpets re"..l .F
Extra and super 5-ply do, rich patterns;
slish aud amer z-ply dc. DO do;
Common all wool 2-ply do, do do;
COton Chain. do, do Joi -
s. a. and Stair Venetian Carpets, patterns;
Chenille Tufted and Brussels Rags;-
Do, do. and Adelaide Mats;
-r AIicant q d Cocoa do;
stair Linen. &C." Is.s- ~
Having purchaser will remain in the Eastern mari
entire will be enabled 70 present to all
who NAV favor call something in the
this date the close of the
which shall offer at the lowest possible pr
goods be purchased in
any Eastern markets. We solicit call Only for
animation. ,AbENI DUFALL
a2I-tf Carpet 5s7 Main ST. Louisville KY.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13
THE GREAT REMEDY,

4 BOUT which so much has been said and
"A published, is among us. Who has not
heard OF the UEXiCIN NUSTiNG LINZ
NENT? Many millions Of bottles have been
sold and used 10 cure Rheumatism, Ulcers,
Sores. Bruises, Sprains, Ring-worm, Felons,
Salt Rheum. Piles. Sore Nipples and Caked
Breasts, Cancers. Itch. Corns on The Toes.
Sore Eyes. Ear-sche. PImpies, Swollen JOINTS
or Lin *, Cuts, ScallS, or Scald-heat. Numb
Palsy, Bunicrs or frosted feet, Warts. or any
other complaint that can be reached by an
external remedy. Ara it has always been
successful If Is EarALLr coon IN healing
Wounds, Scratches, saddle or harness Calls,
or anv sprain. soreness or Stiffness, ard 1t IS
warranted 10 cure SPAWN, Ringbone, Splint,
or Poll EVIL. on Horses.
~ The Lhiinent is put up in three sizes,
and re,ai!S al - cts. 50 CTS. and 81. The large
bottles contain much more Lnime ent in prcpor.
ton to the prices, and are therefore cheapest.
To Country -Nerch0nts.
Every store should be supplied with this
valuable LINfMENT, as it paws a sco5'prof.
and sells rapidly. CIV. .WESTBROUK,
successor 10 A. G. Bragg & Coz
Originator and sole Proprietor.
PrincipalOiliceS-S0i Broadway, Newl ork,
and cor. 81 4 Market Sis, 81. Louis. Missouri.
Sold by every dealer in drugs and medicines
throughout the United States, Canadas. West
Indies, and Bermuda Islands. [ly533l
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13
ryNO the Honorable the Judges of the Court
of Quarter Sessions Of the Peace, III and

for Union county. at May Term A. d. 1855.
The petition Of Martin Rudy respectfully shoveth
That your petitioner occupies cJmmoiious house. stu
what called Farmersvile In the township oi
BuiIaloe by the public road leading from LewsourS to
BruA Valley, which il well calculated for ihlie house
r,nnnent and has been occupied as such FOR
number Of yexrshni from its uezhborhood aud siInaucn
IL suitable well Necessary for the accommodation
nfthe public and the entertainment OF STRANGERS and
travellers that he well provided with stabng for horses
and all convcnences necessary for the OF
Strangers and Travellers lie therefore respectfully prays
the Court grant him license to continue to Keep an
inn public house OF there and he viii
pray &C. MARTIN RUDY.
We the undersigned citizens Of the township OF utaloe
aforesaid b. ing personally acquainted with Martin kuy
the above named petitioner aud also having knoweiee
of the house for which the license is prayed do hereby
crrtif that surh house is ssary to accom- date the
puhi aud strangers and travellers, that he J..
p.rson of roj repue for honesty and temperance ard
he is well provided with Louseroom ardcouvcnencrs Tor
the lodging and accommodation II and Travellers
aud also we'll provided with stalagfor horses We there
beg leave to recommend him for license agreeable
10 his petition.
Samuel simontcn Daniel n Renner. Geo. c. Thompscn
Jsmss Bch Edward Tii.k, Eivard Miller, James W. si'
monitor, Abraham Young, Jacob Fismap, Howard An.
drf.n. he hVhsd, Abs. syelgamsvA ApI ., nsS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13
1.-THE CABIN BOYS STORY"

Semi Nautical Romance OF intense interest !. ths
Author Of tie pirate bnctor, the .Lasyvrs story
the "O't Doctor" &r. &C.
rTE hitherto eriovci ty the vrerof the nhoVe
popular works. Is sufficient guarantee of the hvof
with which prod tiOfss coming from his pen VAL ne
received 10y the public. Tar CiEIN BOYS s1CRf Is
runatic narrative Illustrating the horrors OF the sae
Trade, carried In the Coast Of Africa The aathot
has rived thc navy-aui the descriptions anu char
acters painted from persona acquaintance itp N.
The story is full OfeXcting interest and adventure
the celrtratcd work Of irioe. "Robinson tru,''' IN
has the adv intace that glorious heilun iuSsionn
il founded On facts or every day c-rurrence inc
history ot the heroine Of the Story. Lueha, 'he
sian Slave purchased at Constantuop!e 'tueasd su'
married Iy the reckless. yet chiralrie stSmonr-t'
cormarj.r of the Atattoss. is simply thr "
act ,u,I from the life aud all the numerous char
acters r -tr I'D throughout the story are 'a' anu
graphically drawn r.. a.
The publishers have already received orters iof the
bo. a. the edition originally their intention to
nubr.b ronse, a.ntIv they have been obliged largely
10 ncrt as- and they respectfully request thst al or
,ers may be sent imuse eliatsy.
They confidently expect that tie work VIII ereste IS
much interest S any work Of frton that has of late
years smanEtsd from the Press. notwithstanding,
sirce the publication of Cncle Toms Catiu, works re-
latng slavery in America. FRO and coN, have been
numerous none have appeared having relation 10 the
.vstfm Of purchasing slaves on the African Coast writ
ten by who has witnessed il IN all its hdeous Dc
nifty The work is written in chaste and pure ianeu'gc'
and will be welcome and instructve addition TO tho
family library. .,
The work will form beautiful octave volume OF ~.
pages Handsomely illustrated with fine engraving anu
,lgaptly bound IN cloth Price in cloth. one dolsr
in paper IS cnts at which rate copies viii be sent y
The publishers to any part the country free oi pos
tage.
ELLSWORTH { STREET.
No a. Brrxssy srsrrT WV vesk
A-dsy all Bocs 'eller. throughout tho United s'sss
sts E!iisA fIerI - sS"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13
Iewsurg Chronicle and West Branch Farmer-Apr 49,
TO the Honorable the Judges of the Cour, o

TO the Honorable the Judges of the Csur, of
Quarter Sessions Of the Peace for the
County Of onion. at Nay ssons, A. u. 1854
This Iotiun Of Giieon Eishl rc-pr',fu.iy sheweth ::
That your p-tirn"r oca: :i-s commolioas house, su-
ate in the Township OF East BuH.ne, the turnri9-
lea ling from Leeibur u MinI r-:, hrh Is Well cal
cuia.i fpr pnbc hou,c OF ami hae ben
occupied ms sucE fr numtr = years. and from hs
neis boTiooI and situation is sut-'lr well
sary Tor tile the lbiic and
tairmcr.t Of strangers md Traveller.
That he is well prov crd With stAbin. for harses AMI
all ronvcIieuccs for the Of
fors and travellers he thcrSrs respectfully prays tho
Court " grant him c.rse -trnu keep ian,
Iahlic house u entertainment there.
Esst Bura!os GIDEON BlEHL.
We. thc uudcragnel, c;1eDs of tie township Of E.st
BuR.oc rforeena being erfonn'!y acquainted with Old
con Biehi, the above na-i petitioner, and aiso having
know idc Of the house fof which the license is prayed,
Go certify that such Eousa ~ Necessary to
tie public, and entertain strangers or travel"rs that he
s Icrsoa OF good repute for honesty and temperance,
sri thai he is well provided with house ami
nenccs for the lodging and accommodation Of
and travel md also we'll provided with stalng Tor
horses. We therefore beg leave TO recommend him for
license, agrceably to Ills petition.
San,aei Danii>, HIlLlm Far, J,in s. S-irdct, H,rrs
Hat,y, Jeremiah Hrier, Henry Bo,r-r;or, H,n-V AoH
Henry G~t. John BVftys Jacob M, DIrff RrdBs,
CORY. 6uter, Ddri Aiir. GtoSe Muller, JO.haa HeTti
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13
ITO hc II jnorahle Abraham s. Wilson, ESQ.
President and his Associate Judges of The

Court OF Quarter Sessions II the county "t Union.
Th' petition of VIM. L. Ritter, Of the town ofNcw Co
luniba, in said county, humhy represents: That he
cu les house in said town. which has heretofore teen
used and occupied house of entertainment and is de-
f"us ofroniinuin the same, and is well prepared for
the accumulation of travellers he therefore prays
hon"Is to grant him license to keep durir the
ensuing year, and he will pray, &c. WM. l.. RITTER.
The subscribers residents Of New Columbia. hereby
certify that Vim L. Ritter the applicant for the license
i of good repute nr honesty and temperance and
is we'll provided with houSe and convencncrs for
the lodging and accommodation ct strangers and travel
rrs, and that ric house there is pccessaEy. they
tIrref recommend him proper person 10 be cens
ed tn koep public house
". Sc her John ryer Joel Ranck. Jacob Troye' John
st. C'air, Abraham hHgyrey, Aaron smith. George j.
Svartz, Robert sr,uriey, ID. s. RuthrauT, Francis
Wslk,r. Peter KIapp. April t. 1850
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Money Warket-Ccnnercial News
Tho Crops.

We have nos failed 10 cal! public at
ten.icn repeatedly, as our readers will bear
witness, to the importance Among agricul.
turis:s Of making extensive preparations
10 produce larger amount OF breadstuHs
ths coming season, ii,au ever before The
subjec: has been widely discussed among
the newspapers, aud the result, with the
blessing Of Providence, it is 4oped, ,7iil
be most auspicious. The following t. in
the Chicago Tribune, an able and reliable
western journal, will be read with interes. ::
awe learn from gentleman who Las
Travelled pretty extensively through tho
States of tho northwest, during the pas.
81. weeks, that the prospee: of tic WHEAT
crop Was nevor better. Iu Iowa, large
qusniity was sown, but SO great is the
emigration to tina. State, and go rapidly
ID 1t fill up las. season, that large pur.
toa o: 'nc surplus viii be rc1o,r,d fas the
neV 'eii.eIs tneIe aud in Kanzss am Ne
BRASS. TLroug ghout Iiliuois, it is rerre.
sealed that tie crop n,ysr ipeked better.
The high prices IF the Inst few years, and
tho almost certainty ttat there viii be
tut little abatement during the present
,sss, have stimulated the larmcr. 10 scw
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to an extent beyond former precedent.
And the same may bc said Of Wisconsin.
Tho prospect, there, is that the abundant
crop Of last year will be succeeded by one
equally as good, this.
I'VE hear gnol reports, too, from In.
diana anu Michigan. On the whole, II
no un,oward event irterposes between nov
and harvest, the northwest, which is in
&c. the srsnary Of the Union, will td-n
ou, surplus which will gladden. the
hearts Of the breadicss in our eastern citics.
There will be comparatively few men
engaged in the construction Of railroads
in the West during the present season /;
al the great lines being nearly completed.
This will reduce the consumption Of non
producers, and cause large amount Of
labor 10 return to agriculture-thus in-
creas;ng our supply BY tho operation of
two causes. SO, our eastern friends may
look for an active fail business, anc full
supply of treadstuffs, ualess blight, or
mlidew, or somc other dcs,roying agent,
sa.l. blast the prospects of the present"
Our farmers should SOW much larger
amour; Of spring uheat than usual, and
no,c IS the time to decide upon the matter.
The crop Of potatoes also should be in
creased .tJty per cent, if possible, and
other vegetables at least twenty-five per
cent. We can not expect again, great
prosperity as a nation until we have chca.
per food. No excuse whatever, except
'osiness, can now be given for want of
the most prompt attention to this subject:
on the Par. Of al who till the soil. If
la1orers are wanted, they can be lad by
scores AID a. reasonable rates, by sending
20 New-Yors for them. Thousands of
foreigners are arriving weekly and glaa.y
do they embrace any opportunity to 60
into the country. Let tie farmers in
each nsighborhood combine together, ap-
point one Of their number, and send him
hifher to obtain the help which may be
required. We have heard of great many
INSTANCES where this course has been ad-
opted and the result has been in every
case, as far as We have learned, quite sat
i.fac,ory. Good ab,o-bodied men, almost
wi,hoat number, can be had from IS to
sl0 per month. Their presence among
Us produces to themselves and many o:h-
,ls, po~orty, w-etchcdnc,', crime and
.uin; but in tbs country, away frcm
,cinnta,icn, with plenty of emp! yneat,
they become useful, prosperous and hap
ry-aspee:ally in those States where there
is a .naine Lou.
All the grca. avenues from the We.. TO
the East-namely, rivers, lakes, and
canals-wi.i soon be open, when We may
expec. great movement in produce.
There has been less real demand for
money The pas: week than the week pre-
r;ous. The banks fad i: very difficult 10
make satisfactory loans to the extent of
their receipts.
Co.iec;;o1s from the country, Of late, are
coming in better, except from the South
~ T. Independent, april 5h, '55.