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1'HE NEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR SEPTEMBER g.
Circnlariou over $4,000.
TIE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:

TIE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
I..EDIrORIALs: The Missouri aanifsroi out Of
MOI and wo ',Us; Rslrosd In 5rosemsns; s,rr.
syiv.ni. Abol't,on society Temperance .ni POO
nan ihauenee IN spsi. v hs, sh.I b the Name ,
U..HIGhLY IMPORTANT FROM EU RoP q; sehsne
A AiisSse The h: soani Dae. msni.1sd. Tue
American Commission ~ sev.-top0li The Place
IHprees sblsi Letter from Our Special cOrre'por2-
Iu..sLAvERY BETTER THAN FREEDOM: TIE
Wrong Of Free Euiestiosi To the People Of the
United SIsiea
V.REyIEw OF THE WEEK: Giving IN condemned
and conspicuous form tho latest and most il1 po1ssi
events that ranspired IN New ISrk City, the
United States. and Mexico
v..POLITIcAL INTELLIGENCE; The RsP1bhsan
CotveE'ion; Weis SAFE C0uvsotio1i Ihe hnoS'
U.KANsAs: A lie ter from Correspondent It Lesven-
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE: Arrival
Of the Ameries a. E.liAIi Crest Ess, ron toe
Seat OF War; Fsl q Se-s ropol; rotA Des,rueti q
Of the Town BY the Rrssi,Is; Loo. Of UpwAs Of
VII. .NEw PUBLICATIONS: III. Annals u San Fran
eisco-by Prank sou'e.
Ix..JUDGE KANE AND raE TREASON CASE: A
Letter from One Of he JurSrH
X.THE STATE FAIR
VI AGRICULTURAL: The Frost; Cheap Potatoes;
Gr:noi The POiIi, RO.i whs.' IL Psnasy.v.HiA
xn..POErRY; " The Wiley HOas-'
XlIIThE wIFE's STORY.
M
storin1 the DI svn-dj White Aon1tains CapP-d
viii suOwi lmPanaHt Bounty L md oas'son De-
eidfd.
xyTTIE LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH
XVI. MARRIAGES and DEATHS
XVII wHALERs.
XVIII. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Fan Reports Of he
stock Money Cotton g .in, Cs;tle and ether MAJ
kst., specially reported iJr The Tribune
scsscsnriox-one copy for one year, 81, three eopks
IS, I've copies, sss Ten copies, SIC.
sinse COPIES wrapper be obtained ne eoEr'ef fn
,he Polkcston once his z.orn;Df Proc "a eenfs-
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CEvAs OPOL TAXI N!-
- rNaBAvIyG OF TaE sroRMISG MD S.SrVRE
1sf a on ss Ts iHs o.
sTiMsoN CO.. pubise. q the ss.t Mp q q. Sd II
s On he la g .:Iy; Engraving Of
size rtJ2. pree ~ rta ,2l four pstve stanps.
Er ~h ca WI b. nj ed any address stpdt A NJ
psssy te dksount will be made TO dealers purchasing oy
The eIrorsu-, fe. throughout the eeny "a the
ksd urph Of tn ~ led Anis and b. fl Of Whist
git 70 BE- tie etu.be stronghold OF ss'aropoi
VII render ready "a. fj his Enr.rns ~heh wit D. 'hs
scenery "a the Crimes va. he $40 rig eored-e~pre-
..Brs is frts q tie city ,, The retF'ans Ka''ns Tie
We b.,- iiso r1tli.h' a very reliable MAP OF TIE
BLACK SEA, THR cRIMEA TaE UANUBIAN PRINCE
tts n.s &c .o. rss 9S' .
rcbe- b. 81, 5oeets Picture q CRpNsTAps .1d fotnaet
,rssps. Of AL rHa cent. each OF ;, per
3, sde o. pS Bss s.nSSe IS Psfo.d-
EYFRYBODY who CULTIvATES large or
n, THR aMER CAN AGRCULTGRIsE FRI nanbr Of
lherb We ume now ready. Send and get specimen copy
NV '''' ' ALLEN Co Putu.he-,, No i's ws,er-s-
NEW CIRCULAR MAP of NEW-I DIRK,
-. Fes gS%a;;d go y i, rso,.;. .Ad
retail, By J. DlsiunNELL, NO 49, oro.'NS'
TOR sALE-A valuable set ofNiLES's WEEK
i Ly REGISTER containing vlones and G~nersl In
ee1 neatly bound with al the Supp smen's, AddsadS sc
rom con M m.n september, 1911 70 ssVss@be, aS
BIS, for the speeeh, made in Congress through tia
exciting time. md dosn 20 Y. c,o.e, 10 lsS .u.r
W. B. DUNNiNG 10 IA aTtetd,
Wnmir ron, rsiswIe
ANATOMICAL PLATES for SALE by HEN
n RY A. DANIELS, NO. $50 Broadway Agents suopied
.ibe a. terms.
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@ l. k s.! ST L K S! -
- BOWEN McNAMEE Co.,
Nav. YoAK,
vhs hs attention Of Merchant. 6, uersly to thel ENrENs
I'VE STOCK ERICH SILK sad FANCY GOODS, adapted
70 ne FALL 1RADE emhT cling the and most desirs
be syt, impaired his Particular attention Is re-
S,e,d to he Unsurpassed variety OF D'ess sbs ordered
expressly their vey best ely and interior trade 1t Is be
vee that Sk In porting and Johbins House IN the country
e.. offer ,vpeor due uAus Nov In fall assortment
q ms Neriuo Nusia De LANES Ribbons. shAws Lsees
EtS,i White Goods DTeAs Trimmings, aud every Other
ss-erptisp uerchsI dise Usually kept in silk bcase
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NYLNEs ENGLISH RAMMAR K,
WI RsviseS Nv T. r. 4h.oa AZ ssw.Yo-k

Fa sale b. g II. MILLER No sSs BTssawsy, New YORK
we cell the attention Of parents and tesShcrs g
th hfte bcoi How ucb tine sb and annoyance would
have be- ssved children larger the Gram
mar Of dsy had been hss abridged and made ibe
lToekerDAa-
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EALL Of Sc A t o T ~.
iru's desert ton 4 tast porron Of oe iustGi9as ely
nov oosu si.d " the Allied Armies may Be- h,i fr'u
kcC1RMICK', VISIT TO THE CAMP BEFORE
SEVASTOPOL.
EDITION BOW READY.
D. APPLETON Ca, EoA 3fs and 34s Broadway.
And al Bookseller
F,on Tbs Albany Hyenirf Atlas.
"Is net only tn best Ok yet written the subject bat
book Necessary read rske other r,aoa Of the
event. be gest ese the rate operations OF The
esnpssn Ineligible and ee.E"
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Published this day;
ID UTNA ms MO T II l. Y
OrTObFR

Published thi. Day;
d UTNA ms MON T II L I.
i OCTOBER.
CONTENTS xxxy.
Oririnsl Portsits Il WShins
ne wi ey Hoase-A Bald ofthe White HinA
IsiroxD Tan.ues-L.usu.ss Of AnrnA.s-Pst II.
Life smops the nsruois
Alfred Tennyson
Livins 10 the Country.
FIp. inc IN Mount Lebanon.
TIE Drsms w Frsr ee-C s,oe sne Romantic
The Lsgrpd VI @ otmsn Poverty.
EeminieeSe. . Of Tempest,osi Lfe-Lsfsyeee
The Kansas Cues iou
EDITORIAL NOTEs:
American lit. IA ure and Reprints
European Literature.
p pr.,s
Plastic Art
OPINIONS or THE PRRss
"PuTSaMs BAsAzsE.--Two bsss Of this leading Amer'
spp o. az esorro. se rhee, Ise articles Dber
.ishteep 10 each ard there not NAT we should Be To-
v. Sc, 10 reject 70 II The aind manners 10.
.sebcs sf rstssusntc u-rs IL csrsi u' INTO new
eouIuy and mskes as scq aDteS with II. IN
we detect faction party aud under
ps1suaop hi sshene the Impartial optnoo Of the
Lor don Ens) Weekly Times.
Putnsm" tro~pE very month SC ger hes taef more
ensure and II al dess teaches som-taus -.nd
better and dfaIer han 81 1t dive. us sonehins to quae vi
III, b Offices Of ks In Putnam independent,
the alter and show have been 81 bsfe be-
bf DO iced Or how few eriiea sup lceon efn We sy
9uh lPni'sdeiohis ruiot llnes
TEkms-sSa year. IS csnrs nuiber subsc ibes re-
c.i%e year. post pd part Of the Uaitsd
''"'''' "'''' DIxk EDWARDS Pub isber.
Nc. 10 Psrt-p,.ce, nsvYgk.
The trade tupplied by O. P. PUTNAM Co.
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kni.rsni fpsc htiseece Once and Labor FAC esHse
hO0 No = CAns-st Ito the eofoeT OF ceaiJe
Nd .sns-s,S New-lok TIE OAoe IL esrabhfhed By the
Don ssoDer 4 ng ion, whSs Awsys % found large
avn hess OF GABORERs and S+RVANTS at low rates
have their orders allied By ~ups 70
As sending the amount necessary 70 P<y
81 the parties required No tees charged 70 eu
ssyarA laAFs p FA0AN Superintendent
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Gbanres for Business Mcn.

4 FOUNDRY doing q good home and New
N Yorh City busisess for SALE cheap the baysG
other ca upon HE iims. Apply 70 L. ARNOLD. o. he
FsunaeIy. No 1i AslD-st.. Punsbkeepse.
DAGUERREAN ARTISTS desiring to learn
~ PHOTOGRAPHY or tbs AaBaOTYPE of ,yery comb
patton arc at, would 10 cell sddress FOaY, M SO
Pes N ~ s bs attends artists az their Galleries any do
tanc
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-.,on,. W.ruinu n,d YenIi.

Rt.he,aro. a. Be, afoD,s Warming aad fenii-
sstiue " as.hes-s No S74 8Tosdway-Tbe speca sttso
g. ftne tTe end others iovifed 20 assortment o.
HfA TING ana - Nr1LATING APPARATUS oomPnsns
svt, vsrety Of the lsts no most approved Psen. OF FUR
49, SAnsts ssefs YeDtators 40 incDdins i've siset
~ Boyut1ps Psspt ssE lssss FuDseeeD entirely lew
.rt,ol, verhv ire .ftaunoc Of taOs@ 10 crested
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lIe,tfn-t' h en,icaI Hafh.- H. Bk lWN. pupi Of vt
vsup-. ADJ iue babs for the extraction Of mnera
StIs ether paIs Dr.. Trails rs dfopa,hic lnsu
ecn, Nc. IS Lssht st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-28

For Dyseniery, Disrrhea, &c.-"r. McCLlNrOCks
DARIHEA CORDIAL take, the lead Of all other LDos rem
sse IS and 50 For Colds and Cou, hs almost 10
rcie' obi.insd BY Or. HccLINroCK'S COLD AND
COUGH MIXTURE Price Is In fever and Aue the
ehDs o. broken and the disease driven ~h)y feon
he system BY d.. McCLTNToCK's FEVER AND AGUs
READY Thee and other valuable Family Medicines for
,sle hyA CUSHMAS l. Co, No. 40 Broadway Al'o, BY
Rnes Pake Ne So4 Broadway Bailey No Bible House,
d. Prdham 9Th sv Slst si and by Druggists gem
aaly.
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90 mbcm il Alap GNufern.

I OTIS for SALE in CYPRESS HILLS GENE
TEkY-F heT foo cash In exchtoee tr Lsnd WsnSnf,
be paid IN cash Foo 10 IS 10 the above Cse-
ten Zach beautifully us'si near ts nraes
INQUIRE Of p Whitney, No 80 Faitonst Newrorki VI 81
FOsTER a. LOPER5 No. San ss., Brooklyn.
DAN AWAY From the subscriber, having gone
Ia wAlfrgord, Coma. two se ks leave 70 visit his
parents bsmd Elder snd VI fully s9..ntns sinso .iaes mo
tee about years old e auchs 10 hight dark h,r ADD
eyes conpsIOa with mpe1fnen O speech. lilo
ca ri. with m OF engraving tos VII Oh he
rery bushs ep'nF silver WORK &c Ten Dollars Reward
shall give Information Of his wheeabu 81 lodge
hiu that stb.crber him An per-
cAuoned Ia a. habo'ng Civ hoy sn. 10
app they vii be prOeecured accodinz 70 law
GEO " SIMONS,
Gold and Silver Pencil and Tn mble Manufastarer,
Hh stony, Artisan Building, Ranstsad place.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa
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no RAILROAD CONTRACTORs.-proposaIs

viii be received rom responsible an,n Oc ober
], fos the 0RlDISo. FEkClN0 BUPEasrRUcruaEs
TRACK-LAYis0 and EQUIPMENT. together r sse.rr,-ly
Of R.rcAS about fifteen miles - sun veinity 81 This
Cry The map pohe add psn. Of wo'k b D. seen,
airy further Information obtained apses 20 The M
ssrsgned s<r e'eicek NJ At 70. Y COgrusod'st ~ Y.
OLIVER II. LEE. Civil Engineer
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i EEw-BEDYoRD for sALE.-Ths rb.edbsr ofsa fos
the large Building sussd Wst erected shout
yes since for hsnsfacey Of Hanging Papers The bidding
VIDE With AZ .tjeniDs buasps one so1 high feet By
feet The lot 30 feet by 100 feet with sheds os stock
There II tsn-bOIse p0wsT sad The
arranged for being wsrned BY steam. rhofe are GDdlos,
Polishing Culenesrnt and Printing Hsebi3es Dzehsf With
qssly Of Block-Psa The premises tasts5 Ia ths i'm
nedis vicinity II tbs railroad and In syery vsy are well esi
cued for the shove any other manufacturing burmese fx
terms and oder ipiona,ien sPgly %
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NATOMlCAL PLATES for SALE by HEN
n RY A. DANIELS, NO. $50 Broadway. Agents sup led
u !bei a
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oricuIlnIaI md HortfculiuraI ExhibitIon.-There

vaIE a AOEICDLTURAL ant H0RnCULrU al BX-
ne pss.sIt onth. 'v EONEsDAY, THURSDAY, nd FIJI
pAf IF fh that will repay visitor for the time
.rs .Ir,n. il ay TIE ins u the Harlem Railroad
AZ portnbid for sons eturnDg At several different
h<x r. dHiu & zach day.
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THOMAS DUGAN begs leave TO inform tho
i friends Of his ls,e Baher THOMAS DU0AN that hs has
rueceeosd HE business GENERAL UkDERTAsER and
vii stand their all branches his business before
his Office No $40 Broadway side, 'sv doors beoS
l4th-st
2COOOOO NAMES MI sp wa y i. ..-.. Y
40 persons with tfeb PostOcs address shall receive copy
Of i6e Hand Book Of Love Counshp sod Marriage ffoe Of
postsse. All bsmes must BE- genuine address
L. JONES & Co, Box No. 1853, Nev.Yorh City.
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the vondeful Giant IS h,h on e1sibiti N and
r,forui q at PURD Us Ma TIOSAL THEATER, had his
boken les. evening tbrop the stlfn efc Of tbs Sur
s.op OF the establishment DR. VIM CrsLe, be will be enabled
appear sgsin THlS EVENING In the great Psn omIme OF
THE MAGIC PILLS
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" ,ser and Propulsion Circle q cents; Pit III cents
Chairs 30 Door open al ociocti Psror0
@ nm 7I.-Fsrswel Tesmopia 20 the eminent
Trstedian MI GRAHAM DAVsoN-riiIs EVENING viii
ba performed hOb hO1
Rob Roy Mr. G,ssn Dsv 500 Helen. MIS- b. wilkins
F.vore MILE Ansels. TO b. followed by the Come
delta II A MORNING CALL. Popular Dance, Ndo Angels
viii
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w quet 80 cents; Family Cirels q cents; Stalls Pr
ThE GAsF or LOVE.
y,u Mr.. Lester Miss fspge. hrs Vernon
Foxgiovr H. acide Mrs De Merfe. Mr.. b. o1ghsm
I'D Mu ply. Mr. Br ushsm Perkins Mrs stephens
J,cob buib...Mr holland Mary hiss CsrmSb
Man Friday. Mr. G. Holland Clemennna. Mrs. Stephens
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The only Palented HermeIical, Double, self.se,nl-

frg avs, SPkATIS FfTENf, Wtleh ATe "HTah1eu .
prr.eIvs Frui, aud Eesetsei es for year
WELLS 4 PROVOST, 40 g Proprttors No 81 Pesrl-st
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~ VARS LEASE (iom May l-ss) Of the very ,bs
Bone Grounds Stab and Carriage House tus.st st the
lyric and Washington 49,. Broosy1 LDs Ia ed The
for II he death II Dr. Az
sasusRobbbs tho late oeeupsn Of the pe es Vie hes Jeff
ssTte pIsetice and TO good Pbyssaa tbs opportunity
offered b. very promising Apply the prem
les or 70 GRO MARSHALL, He. 10 Depeysosrst, N. X.
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PokifiVe talt q thf DOWAIN st tbt NOhTd ANtuI-
an sHALAEx WE 1EEsD.Y Oct. 3, ct 10 s'slcck A.
TERMS CHANGED ~ AZ to favor the buyer 10 per cea
s vbis N &c days amer sale % cent llth February
scat ahsu deed. and po.ssrn win be gwen and mortgages
va IN i Of pu'ehse payable 10 fosr squA
IN. a hat. ronss CON nesctoa LIST JanuaIy 1858.
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che Cadeis Of fbe Danbury scientific and Flu
tng, Instnie will oras IN iron OF he Ct' Hall 10 FRI
M N oiclatk ard will he reviewed by bis Honor tht
Ns1,y ans cen and esf Co.. fr nsh, &c. Toe patrons
..d 6i.nSs o. the sehoOl invited to be present
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NJ IBL O's G. A r D E NJ
IN FRIDAY LvESIGG Sept q, 1883
Ss.o,d ,s,f-ns1oe q tie Ne Dtgpsl American OPP
RIP VAN W NHLF.
Fovnded Washington lrvns' eeebraed Letead and pro
1''' " we PYNE AND HARRISON TROUPE
Nne ky.... .Georze srissow
Lfbretfo
Proneec 9th New Scenery from snsnk rawlings from MS
tire tsI en- Ia ths Csskn Mounts AID vic nifty By M H-
J1d. NJ y,p
Edward GARDENER ian officer In the Con
tDsntal AIruyl........ .....'hr w harnson
Rio Van Wibte ................hr Str,too
Gate he Thsters Royal Covent iareo Drury Lane and
n. Pbhsrrr onc Coroets LondoBhs second appearance
IA AmercA
Td~.rd yileour ......,..,........Mr Horncsstie
Full cast and par itulsrs In dtiy bills
Bs.ks Of the Opsrs for sale at The Garden.
Doors opsp a. 81; commence AZ c..
Tsets to psrs house 50 cents Orchestra Seats,
81; Prisste Boxes So
No free list ere pt the Press
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM

D More CroSds! Tremendous Success another -eet II
tue eat Conedy 6st produced here and atog sl.h
wopdeIfOl sensation -lRlpAY, Sept asIEvENlSd At
AS A POST tFrERNOUN at 5, ONLY A HAPENNY
aud w ANDERIHG MINSTREL. All the Clrosties as
usual Adult Anoe Is cents; Chorn under 10, ~ c
Indiana American., 1855-03-02
Court Matters.
CouRr Room, LAWYERS TABLET
February. 1855. (

Nouhi MUM, LAWYER iAbLk,t
February, 1856.
DEAR PEoPLE:-I now give yon my
last letter for the present Term Of
Court, and from my present position
you may imagine that have been win
ming favors from the Court and law
yers; for here | am, right amongst
them, as big as Pompcy, and as fear
less as green pumpkin in November.
1t I'll tell you what il is. am not as
easy as my position indicates, for my
last letter has created quite sensation
amongst n certain class Of men that in
habit this region. You will remember
that innocently intimated In my last,
that the PEOPLE would reward me for
my suferings, my labor and my fidcli-
ty to their interests, by giving me the
Clerks Office. might have known
that this would have aroused the hun.
cry wolves. and arrayed the whole fra
ternity Of oflice-seekers against mel
And what do you think? Why there
are those whom you had least suspect.
ed of entertaining such felonious de-
signs, but who by the by, have a fng.
err on the wires. and who are now dead
set against me, charging and swearing,
that am trying to ingratiate myself
into the good will Of the people, and
thus secretly interfering with then
rights. Horc is this man right at my
elbow. the junior member Of lega
firm, who says the wires are all fixed
Judge Johnson can't have the Office
any longer. that he Is the man for the
Office next October.
Ipromised you in my last to give Z
more minute account Of The points II
the case Of Clarkson vs.. the Railroad
Indiana American., 1855-03-02

bill.--Laid on the table--ayes 81,
noes 80.
Mr. Hume moved to strike out that
part Of the bill which authorizes the
Superintendent to prepare list oftexi
books for schools. and of suitable
works for school libraries, and that
part which gives to the State Board
OF Education the power TO make an ap.
proval Of these lists-The amendmen
was lost-ayes SO, noes 40.
Mr.. Trusler moved TO strike out that
part Of the bill which relates TO levy,
ing ajax for township library. Los,
ayes 80, noes 81.
The bill was amended so as to make
the State Board of Education consist
OF the officers offs ate.
The bill was then ordered to be en-.
crossed.
Indiana American., 1855-03-02

TThe Police Calender Of Cincin-
natl exhibits large decrease Of crime
since the attempt so successfully made
to stop the retail Of Spirituous Liquors.
The women speak in terms of great
satisfaction at the increased. domestic
comforts their families enjoy therefrom.
The Coroner complains, only so Ear as
fees are concerned, that for more than
two weeks there has been no inquests
for violent deaths, mainly caused by
Intemperance, when sometimes there
have been two Of day.
Indiana American., 1855-03-02

JUDGx ASrHoSY.-The physical
and mental incapacisy of Judge An
thony Of Delaware county was so gross
that the Legislature took away all his
district save Delaware and Blackford
and made other circuits. He could
not be legislated out of Office, and
hence this was the only course. He
had to be left in Delaware co. as there
he resided. and the Rep. from Black
ford having declared that his constitu-
ency were satisfied with the imbecile,
the Legislature left that county in the
district and we doubt not that Locofo-
coism IS well represented in Blackford
county by that man and. his lusus ma
turae, Judge Anthony.
Indiana American., 1855-03-02

After nearly three months of inef-
fectual effort to satisfy our old fogy
readers. that that head we have been
using was pretty, we have laid tia
side. and got new one. which every
body pronounces beautiful. After all,
we confes that it was not mush to
brag Of. The railroad in the cut on
ly serves to remind some Of us Of our
speculation in AR lines. and as to
steamboats,, none ever have been in
cur raging cenal. But the head we
now have. is worthy the largeset and
best paper in the State.
Indiana American., 1855-03-02

Mr.. EDrToR:-What Is to become Of
us poor helpless sons of America
the rascally Legislature has made
law which not on takes all our
strong drinks but it al . takes "our
peer" without which all the Germans
will revolt and set up dynasty found
cd upon true republican principles.
which being interpreted meaneth that
all good citizens shall have full liberty
TO make locomotive "peer" casks Of
their bodies. But there is some pros
pect TINT the Law viii be killed by
the Doctor sho made that "1mpor-
tant Discovery" last summer. in which
case this Government will continue TO
roll onward until the "peer" is exhaus,
ted, when ruin and anarchy will reign
supreme.
Last week disgracefpl encounter
took place between two young n,en one
Of them went Into battle With his faith
ers ap, ,robation and company. the
fight lasted fifteen minutes. during
which both Of the combattants were
badly hurt. the affair came off In Ohio
and all the parties were Of that State,
WHAT'S the state Of society coming to
Indiana American., 1855-03-02

elections respectively. when Shelby Co.
Tenn. Including Memphis.) elected
an entire Prohibition ticket-proving
that such a ticket, properly placed in
the field. can succeed anywhere. In
Washington City, the question Of Pro-
hibition or No Prohibition was hast
year submitted to the People who de-
cided against the Liqnor Traffic by a
large majority.
Indiana American., 1855-03-02

Mr.. GooDwrS:-In an article in your
paper Of date Feb Cd. you enquire
what is intended, BY an article inser-
ted in the columns Of the Jefferson
vile Republican, relating to the SEN
ator from Franklin. j confess il is
hard TO comprehend. it was an effu-
sion from the muddy brain Of one
William NJ. French. who has been beg
ging at the Capitol.
He is an applicant for the Office Of
Warden Of the State Penitentiary, and
should be an inmate thereof-af least
that is my opinion, from what infor-
nation have obtained.
If the maxim holds good, of s.set-
ting a rogue 10 catch rogue" then,
his pretentions TO the Office are iusti
fable, and his claims thereto, should
meet with proper considerations.
L have. no acquaintance with him,
nor do / desire to have, he Is too
Frenchgfed for me. In the language
of Randolph, in the atmosphere IN
which ne dwells, che stinks and shines
and shines and stinks, like rotten
mackerel by moonlight"
VINDEX.
Indiana American., 1855-03-02
STATE HousE. Feb esd. la65


Mr.. GoopwIN.-The crisis has past.
Those visiting the Capitol TO witness
the induction of United States Sem
ator, return to their homes with the
privilege of laying the "haltencd unc-
ton to their souls" Of having seen the
Bullphant.
The concourse was not so large, as
anticipated, no excitement prevailing,
"evrything calm as a mid-summer
morn.'
The Bank bill No. 93 is under dis
cussion this day. 1t originated ia the
Senate, copy Of which has been fur
nished you, It provides for dividing the
State into 25 districts for banking pur-
poses. Thanks are to be established,
ifthe public necessities demand bank
ing system (which | question, then
this bill will, perhaps meet the contin-
gencies Of the present times, as well ms
any that have, as yet, been presented
for the consideration Of the General
Assembly
A bill has been presented to the
Senate, postponing the action Of the
Indiana Temperance Bill, for the peri
cd of two years, giving opportunity
to those having stock on hand, either
to consume or make sale of the same.
/ understand that sufficient num-
ber Of members of both houses, will
favor the postponement. 1 refer to
those who sustained the bill in its pas
sage. The bill will unquestionably,
be crippled yet, by acts amendatory,
or by measures taken to defer its ac-
ton.
lam informed that some Of its adj
mirers, at the time of its organization,
and who gave it their hearty support,
are inclined to strike out all provisions
prohibiting the sale of wine. beer OF
cider, by the enactment Of another bill
upon the subject, which viii grant the
sale and manufacture Of the same as
formerly.
The Senate, this morning, referred
Ito the extent in their powerl the ell.
ection Of State Printer to the people
a proper depository Of power, it will
give all editors and printers a chance
for the spoils. The House however,
opine, will not concur.
The Small Pox has disappeared
the alarm occasioned by its first ap.
pearance, has ceased to exist--no
cases reported and but few deaths; the
city presents healthier aspect than
ever before. vINDEx.