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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

An attempt has been made to charge
this extra taxation upon cur new
Court House We have shown this to
b false. for union county has built
. Court House. larger. and more ex.
psnsive, In proportion 70 the size Of
the county. than ours. and are now
oas Of debt, and pay thh year ! 0 cents
on the oloo. Ia Fsyette county they
have bails and repaired bridges. re.
paired public buildings and the canal,
and have surplus In the srsasary.--
whsFe. then. does the money got We
have shown that il goes to wassefu'
and sxorbitani ouslsys BY the officers
We have pubIishsd several instances,
such q TIE cistsrn, for which seo we're
paid. while no private citizen would
have psid over half that price. We
Published another instance q year ago,
furnished M BY the lsto Wm. MEG lee
~. from he Record. Mr. May wish'
ed to change the roofing Of the courI
House from galvanized Iron To tin. and
the COMMISSIONER appointed Lev
Ayrss to 80 TO The city and Inquire o
msohssiss and builders tho relasiv'
cost and durability Of the two arsi
sles. This arrangement did not sui
Mr.. Nay. ior reasons which we ness
not publish. 50 private arrangemen
was made with Mr.. Ayres. 70 depuliss
Hon. d. D. Jones. Esq. The attorney
or The eosnsy. snd the companion ans
friend Of NJ. May. Me~rs. May a
jones went, put up 81 the baruet
House At Two dollars per day. exclu'
sivs Of bar bills; Ar. May took Mr
jonas 10 sss the right hind Of meehan
ies. and Mr.. Jones reported just VIA
Mr. May wanted him to--in favor Q
. tin roof, Az Mr.. Ayers had prom
ICED 10 20 for - per day. an orde
wac passed In favor Of Mr.. Jones 70
%. But this would not pay Mr. Jones
sxpensss. much less coa'psnsats bin
for his labor and fatigue. Ia the ser
vice Of bis county, lie wanted ts1
dollars per day. and told the Commits
sionsrs 90. and The former order VA
rsscinded. and an order FIR THIRT,
DOLLARS made. Thus. the people
noney goes TO pay grog bills. and Le
Vi Ayres expects tho Democracy 4
endorse The act By. slseiine him 70 lh'
Legislators. Even Judge aansis ur
gine his elsims upon the people Q
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19
IOWA
VERMONT
MAINE


The Republican meeting at Fairfield
last Saturday was largely attended.
some 5000 being present. The speech
70 BY Parker and Miller we're good,
but the annoyance, BY the shows were
intolerable.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19
What Shall Be- Donsl

A writer in the Riehmond Es2u;rer
proposes:
THAT in case FRKxoxr Is elected.
the Legislature will be at once con-
voked, and that their very frst act
will be AN act making the retaining OF
accepting Of Office under the General
Govern neat. alter the 4lh Of March
next. a misdemeanor. punishable by .
ine Of not less than five hundred MOI
more thaa Eve thousand dollars. and
by inprison nent for = term Of not les
than four nor more than eight years
What will Fremont do? A Genera
Government without Virginia officers
Imposs,bIel Can't some body 60 I.
Virginia and persuade them not to pas
such a law?
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

EscouRAsIsa.--Ths Enquirer speaks
encowagIngly Of the prospects Of Blu
chsnan. because. In the late elections
he has carried every State except ns
northern Sistesi II says,
"Fellow. Democrats. are not these
results cheering. and have we not every
thlng 10 encourage us for tie November
contestiv .efLI - Iisr H
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

wcep's iisia kssfes sTws.-rrof. Wood, ,hs
renowned dlseosetef OF The Invaluable Hair Re
slofanye s,ili continues 10 labor IN hshalf ~ ths
ai11leied. HIS medicines are universally sdmi,se.l
BY tbs Amerlean Press 70 be Car superior 70 81
others Cor causing The hair on The head Of sh
aged. Thai has been silyssed Coz many years. l.
grow fafsh with ~ much siEoF aud iusafIanss y
when blessed With The advantage ~ youlh. Their
eau be ba doabt that ilis one of mo gfeslssl die
eoverles 10 the medical ~oria. n rsstIrss pei
msnenily sra, hair 10 Iis original soaf. ans msks'
u assume a beaaufal SILKY texture. which b.,
been very desifabls Ia all sgss Of the wofld.-
| fcluclnnati Daily Eun.1
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

FEvEH and AouR cured without nsln oulains
Afsenie. Msfeufs opium, or any VI ths pvifenntsf
dfHEsf OF Dangerous compounds generally frs0f
ted W by sunsfrfs ifum fhls lone drawn, fnosl "
nitinR. aud annoying OF all diseases. by rrsufinl
10 CARERS spanish Mixture which contains NON
~ the abovs dsletefvus suhstancss, bui slIfrs %
actually AID fuitS by apsfatine specifically 90 M
Liver AID hklns paflnln the Hlood and sxpsll
inR TIE remains ~ old medicines With shieh th
s,sis'n has hes eiefxed. orehins the pores ~ ~
sody, Aad allowing mature 10 assist ~ breaking Nj
The disease, aud fsrupefAse fts enefrirs
had nked and ehtanle fessf and A sael ehllh
twice 4 day Tor Three yesu, NolhlnF psfnHnpull
y eufu hiWd until he tried CAREERS tpsnish MI,
lure. aho'tiss " Witch prfteslly fesiufsd him 4
el,u out ~ thousand VINO have experienced sns
iisfsaevjne encess " lh'h valuable purifier efshs
blood, la IS.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

or chafee says that II the United
States OF South Carolina takes the
American within their bounds. and then
wants 10 duck our press In the White
Water; he will not haul Il for them.--
He has tried that. often enough.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

Tiers win BE- = public discussion Of
National Politics At Bloominggrovs
o. Monday. Sept 20, commencing Al
o'clock. p. NJ. between d. d. Josxs'
Esq.. Of Drookville. and T. W. Brs'
NET. Eco. Of Liberty.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19
uoRz ABOUT pAILIrrs.

Sheriff nAIzasr may jast a. well
"prspsrs % puaker.'' or. a. the sing.
ing mAsssr says. take the tune" for
We are going 10 give an occasion for
bic siasiag biz iasorise song. beginning
with the words "Hs iies." We have
already shown that sazss. on the hun
drsd dollars. for county purposes. Az.
sraes for tho last three years q s.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19
LIVER COMPLAINT ANp DYsrEPsrA.

cosiserox, Ohio, Dec. 81. ~.
any wife has heea Affected with the LAYER som
piaint and nyspepsia Tor a number ~ years, daf
lug whlch time have spent q ,frai dnaI fsf d0ei'
,.rinF, but she received very lille benefit there
frln, and hnaily t,s doctors said she could not b,
cured. Last spring she eonsinds'i ~ Try IiooF
L.Eps GEansE hiTrEars she took Two bottles. ain
ever slace taking lhra she has been able 10 Al
tsnd 10 her business. have cold quite number
Of bvii lee thfoagh her recrommrbdation. sni O.
ist AZ can isAfn, has given great satsiAeilop y
all"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19
R.gssl!ssa Meeting At Harrison !

The HePubIIeans Ihteod 70 meet q
Harrison. on the esd. lev OF them
and talk about snIorclng the Misseur
Code on The citizens Of Kansas, Hns
sbost nrseksnridge's scheme for dis
solvIng the Union. do.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19
HrThrss Of the Free States havs

EUThree Of the Free States have
now beld elections for the nsxt Con-
yrsss. and every one Of their members
Ia for Frsmvnt and .Freedom--name.
ly: 4
IOWA W
VERMONT
MAINE q
Here are Aspsn Members scared up
on the right side to begin wi,h--twc
u them 10 place OF Pierce and Buch.
anan men. elected In 81. on the hesl
Of the passage Of the Nebraska bill,
Beside these. We have Francis p,
Blair. Jr.. Fremontsr from Slave
State. to make the even dosen. II the
next Congress shall fail To do justice
TO Kansas. II will not be the fault oil
Maize. vxnxosr and Iowa.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

A Democratic Government having
provoked the war and having fostered IL.
the people irt tend to try another regimen
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19
COUNTY TICKET.

Judrs Com. PIess--ELFsHA VANCE
Pros. Auy-TH0S. w. BENNETT
Rspresent'tive--R0B. BHUNDRETT
HIRAM cLUM.
Trsasorer--TH0NAS A. GOODWIN
0herl6-0EoRGE w. CL1YPOOL
order--THOMAS 8. WRIGHT.
gommlsslon HAS. DERBYSHIRE
Corvsyor-PHILIP TONES.
Coroser --GEORGE w, LINES.
Assessor Brook. Tp.-T. T. SMITH
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

DT"In case Of the election Of Free
mont, Kansss would continue to be the
scene OF war, greatly aggravated under
a Black-RepublIcan Government"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

kLncToRe FoH THt STATE At Lthot.
Jans A .flsrssfrxs. % te6enoa coanty.
sxnuaL W. fxsxss. % fssstIe County.
pfsrofcr ELECTORS
ia nisl James Q. Wealth.;
- Dss - ksadsiI Cras iofd,
- Ilist-Jsmss Y. Allison.
a. ulsl---John d. Hewiands
IN pet --O<<Ii kil<o<s.
en- us<t. -iIofars <eseonb. eH|
~ uIs< WIN. O. Crf1n.
90 Ia ~. q. wilson.
- Di.< paaIsl a. Pratt. aH
ioth ui>ls--j. A. Nsiksr .I -.
liza Dls<--- NiIbn 4. hobIhson.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

Hons. wiz Cumback and Col. Z,
+ Smith.
Will address their fellow citizens Al
BIoomiuegove. 'sday Oct. ed p. n
Fairfield.
Mixerville. Friday " Sd. I i"
Mt. Carmel. Saturday 4.h F"
Mass Meeting at Brookville Oct. ii.h
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

On the 10Th INST. by Rev. T. A
Good win. LEVI UrDrKK and Mrs. Ma
oNI GarxEs. fea ltfef
On the I1ih inst. by j. Swing.
Esq, Mr.. joan HEsRY WEAyEs 4
Mary @. LARKlss.. all OF Abingdon.
Ind. ste -sd- >
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19


lion, aud bid 70 our shores the oppressed OF eve
" land. we are nos ready 20 put soreirnsrs into
20 important 81 executive vfnce ~ The khesins
onics. u would be saying what mat know. 10
sas that durlng NE Last two years, Germans who
can bat poorly speak, snd OF course but poorly
undsrsand our language. have been ire
9ssasly on Ne Juriss Ma. have Tried Amessss \.
cur Jsdsss, Jurors aud Legislators, aud also oar
We say this again. and demagogues
may make the best OF Il. We said
repeatedly. during that canvass. and
We say again that whenever a man Is
nsturAlized. he becomes an American.
no difference whore he wasborn. II he
loves our institutions and is willing to
conform to our laws. while q man
born In America may be an alien
That Batsner Is yet foreigner a.
heart l. evident from his adhesion TO
foreign customs. such rs splitting In
tie face Of opponents. We objected
then and We object now to men being
| nut ON la YiQa that stBooriv undorEfaui
Ga, l.as,.u.n 7, "a. M. ,h., "a
ah,a.,.d - ma, n, \. "a. h.,,
49, ~, r., \. !. -, Am.x,...,.
I'D ,h., M AMI. man IN an, ;.,,s.
who. though honest and intelligent,
Az M. vsIl understand onr la,..sgs
.,d =. h.vs %, "a lad INA s,., ,o,s,.
lveut foreigner who does no, agree
sI,h IA. The pro. slaysry marty ar,
w.leoms 70 all the oapi,al ,hev can
nah, 81 .Ls ma. oh. /. vet "a mum,
Of a lordIy nsboL that no thinks 1,
| rich. 10 spit In the face OF Americans.
We say again and shall ever say il.--
Let Americans be our objects. men
Who love our institution. no mat Or
where they were born--not men who
would introduce the customs OF Eu.
rvpean Courts. such ~ spitting 10 the
face OF the poor. and tie additional
custom Of employing. at public ex.
pense. a "swarm Of officers 10 eat oul
our substance" IL Batzner were an
| American. no would be- willing TO do
bis own official business, but being YET
n foreigner. he wishes 10 introduce the
foreign customs OF having the state
paw his employees while Ie reaps III.
proti,s. We are happy to know tina
| but few Of our natulslIsed citizens re-.
tain such love for the customs OF 9th.
.-, m,
or countries. lhey come mere 10 De-
.om. Ar.,;eaos 1, h.art a. v.lI AZ IN
- s' = :.
a"M' |. ~as N.Y. a. ~.a ~ ''P''' '"''
NJ. -. ~,.s ..,,.uA. -.
~, 49, ,s., ~" - s..,s1 .s..,s.
S...n,.n ,hs, 80 -.n,d ais
"' ~ ~,'.,, .
80 ~ y 'a,.. :. p'. s- ~
'os NY p' s. - 49, s'
""''"'' '''',' !. .a' . - 'as "s' :
-. :. IL. wv. ~, -, -.
Wa y rvs y. ~ -Fp,
"s ms,..,,. ......,... = s~.,.'
~ = IT,. ~ .Pr |" ~ ,"n,s ~ s !. ;,
-, ha,.s q. s.oa -hsa hna !.
WV ''ee' "'"'. 80 '~~e' "~"s
rv would be A Kind neiuhbor compnr
IL
ed with one who will perpetrate suci
-
AN oilensc. Last weeks Ufmocra
says
IL a. -. a..s.~,. -. .,,s...-s -. s....t...,
etsns to""Wth se3s H""t. ~" ,"ettss"'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

NOTICE Il hereby given ihsl wIII cen n pub
N lie Aoetion ON ths i7th day Of October. re-.
hn eoeuly decreased. al her I,<nona1 poss>1nI
rfnprfp consulting Of shout u he'd d calls.
sbout - OF Do head Of hoxs< osdIvl&sd k4If -
about ~ acres OF corn <rostax. so<oo 49, oo11~11
% wh. a. shout 30 do<en ost-, iot % 49,.
noasshoid and kitshcn farnitufs. nofsr, Chick-
;is-. cses9. kocka~Ay b4xx, snd god - q
ntruc>t and s4roos ot1er s<<<<I< a <re1< -
,s'ns uon<1s ~tii Dc xissn ga s.us -.
ne Psf<a><T giving nis note win <FFrvs~f -
f't,, sAAsihk ssipsiAsn o. appulssmsst I1~e
drawing intsrssI lrosn d4ts- - ". @.I |@4 "
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19
Wttoblr o:Irttiull

Ma. kpifesi-rlsass snaouncs the name y
Heavy shnfer ~ an independent candidate
tor Count, Treasurer, aud naeh ahi.fs
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

sAaC NTaAUnss PATENT POmT-
ABLE GRIN DING M t.1.Ss foW
FIGURING WHAT. GRINDING CONN NAL,
ssALL CHAIN. FERD. Nc.. - ~-il 20 whole
are 81 corn (cob and sls - raiicds Into god
One cab aud cora Feed tn one oprrstiou.
These Mills I msnnfattafe oui 81 Ne u<<< oual
"a, ~ rfsnsh Barr biecks. with mush rsSe. I
hgiid ala dInsrspt STAGE. pfleFs ranging frsm 80
" 12so. These niis eo1tiuus y sissp Ne eur
enl OF All opp.sitlon AZ tfs .upsr'vr''f ~ puf'
AiNo-krHAuH'E AIk>I fukIAHLE SAW
MILL. called liking ~f the Wseassr
fhsss a. infsuiou< tnd tsr. NIL - n's.s is.-
ipsi. steam OF wstsr power.
those wishing " kn.s falls sbsst ne psissip>e
.pon ~hlsh tht, are tuii. snd fhe press nf ssss
ixe. ns we'll ~ I've terms % sale. 49, WI please
,dafsss ne. sstinz book Of pefeHr iion. Witch
vii mail and post-rsf. ihos~ .to Ia 80 WI
sats. " plata rsra.sie i.axs><s. Ne n<ms.
ISAAC t1hAUN. rai<rtee shd rfc'r.
sep ipem ~ Ne. ~ west <th =. o'sssns<''. o !.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

awhile ws are ANXIOUS 10 encourage mmlRra-
tiou. aud bid TO our shores the oppressed OF eve
~ land. we are NOT ready 20 PIT foreigners into
enics. u would be saying what mnst know. 10
say that durlng The Last two years, cormsns who
can bat poorly speak, end OF course but poorly
undsrsand our language. have been ire
fhis, ws believe 10 wtong. Let Americans be
our Jadxss, Jurors and Legislators, aud also oar
shcrifs.n
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

II must be rare case that can in
duce as to notics the numberIess falsn'
hoods that appear against US weekly
In the franklin Democrat. The con-
ductcrs Of that sheet are too vel
known to harm any one By their Sian
der. Personally. We care not wha'
they say Of us. but when others are
sought to be injured BY their attacks
upon Us. we are not at liberty to Be
silent
~ the present struggle against
freedom, there Is no falsehood to which
they will not descend. no meanness
Of which they are not guilty
Among the means used to carry their
points, they have attempted to show
that We were unfriendly to our adopt.
ed citizens. Failing to End single
sentence. which. taken Ia its connec'
ton and obvious meaning. would
prove US 80, they have resorted to the
meanist garbling. utterly pervertins
our meaning and In some cases
striking out words so as to make u'
say Just the reverse Of what We die
say: Thus our objection to Baisner
two years ago is wrested from its con
nexion and paraded before the public
as evidence that we are opposed e
men Of foreign birth. We said:
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

JOY TO THE W0RLDl
DALN OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS, fersaie
ID AZ 81 WI. Psssua.s a co.a
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

1--WE will never agree 70 oppose fofeignsu
simpis hacanss they are fsfeiff ere. Many % oul
beat slllEsns are at foreign bifh. YET they are
American Ia heart, aud feeling, and inssr.st. Ne
native eau be. We want 70 60 ssnanR suf fsiio~
eli ixsns. and select NE bsst men, regardless o
theif nasiylsy. And ws wsntte ze3 lh~ line CONE
vhra 40 eau dl.ru. questions % State and Ma
iionai policy. without hearing asmexesaes "a,
thai knr oreIEn parton should eel themselves ~
. bosiy against 10 faft. We zfs Que. Our la'
tsfusl re ans, and the foreigner who claims go
peeIsi privileges sueh. virtually sa,s that no ha'
bal partial thfosn OF hi sloys of me did eoun
tp, and = al he has been eas inpsrfsetiy Amsri'
esnixsa. -
Evsry American citizen snjays. and shoald en-
le, 90 val rights. not bs,su>s he vas born bsrs OF
thsfs. but bec~ure he 10 nAs. Hence Ne oblse
" ths prescription of Foreigners. aud We otjao
also 70 allowing thsm W raio us, as they have
done, ~ AL in,snt- and purposes, for years.
Az Va The oejvction 70 vnlisiing fpfcigners IN
ths army In lime ~ war, Il 10 smpl, ridiculous
ffusf aud better soldisrs Than me ifish make
nsver marched Ia the sound ~ a drum. We
uoaf tnos 90 souch about the Germans. fpr bal
rev "f thsm ever snlist. they prudvnlly prciuI
NE pafsuiis OF peace. Tnonxe an un A nlsfican
xsd ffsigurr nsllh~r unier<tassis mar love. GU
Institutions vsii spoush ~ DO tfa~isd sta IA.
king 90 vxeeutlnx eur laws, We osllsvs 10 ma !,
we'll DO trusted on the Held Of bsuls. W. would
not advice nor allow that he snouid be trusted
with ths conmand Of Tho army, OF any considsra-
sls par % ~ ysshs msy b trusted 70 shoot and
b shotat.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

D13NO1 FO0 8KNT@uxw am
sad second hand Pianos 70 rent- snd
viii let tbs rent sppiy an TIE puF-f I'll
chase Until I'sid fof. <ons vnfth o41<ffpH -
c. ~ ~ HcH,
No. - eel Fourth strfo<-
-. Sole .. ssssi for l., n 81 Pl.nes, 80 sacess-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

cEARoRANr a FosrEk's Apple resssrs and
An ~ w. l.. fAKQunkR a Co.'S.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

r. Rev. VIM. Baird, Of Peoria.
moved this week y West Liberty, 10
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-01-30
A Narrow Escape.

Our fellow citizen, Thomas Good win
and a gentleman in the employment OF the
Gas Company, blythe nameof VIM Ley
burne, had a very narrow escape on Mon
day last. The latter entered the gasom.
e;er, under The supposition that the gas
was exhausted, but was stricken down in
sianlly by The poisonous air. Mr.. Good
win saw his peril, and descended to his
relief, but became insensible Immediately.
Mr.. George Glover, who was among those
present, Instantly offered his services to
save the imperiled lives of Two worthy
men. He was let down with a rope u.
round his waist, and by holding his breath,
succeeded in remaining long enough 10
slip a MOOSE over the arm of Goodwin, WHO
was Immediately drawn oui. Mr. Glover
Immediately descended again and brjushl
out Leyburne. Both of them remsinsd
unconscious for hours, and serious fear:
were entertained fr their lives. But the
remedies used were al length successful,
and they are both now out Of danger. As
a token Of their estimate Of his generou:
and hetoie spirit, our citizens have -aised
a subscription and presented Mr.. Glover
with a very fine suit Of clothes.-Akron
Beacon,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-01-30
Wisconsin.


The Legislature organized on the 10th
inst. Lieut.. Gov. Macarthur, president Of
the Senate. The Senate elected Byron
Paine, of Milwaukee, Republican. J
Clerk.
House-Wm. Hall. DEM Grant Co..
Speaker ; Judge Armstrong, (Dem. J
GAINESVILLE, Clerk.
Coles Bashford to day demanded pos
session of the Executive Office from Ex.
Governor Barstow. The latter declined
rendering possession. The case is before
the Supreme Court.
Indisputable proof is now in the hands
of the proper officers. showing that in
ten counties in the State Forged Return.
were made of one thousand fire kandreo
and ninetyJfUe votes, in favor of Barsfow.
and IN four counties, votes for Bashford
were illegally rejected to the number o.
tuo hundred and Ten.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-01-30
The Forest Iron Company.

We have just been shown a certificate
Of stock in the Forest Iron Company Of
Lake Superior, which appears very ap-
propTiately got up-aad as the origins-
tors Of this enterprise were residents of
this County, a notice of the same will
no doubt be acceptable To many Of our
readers. The Forest Iron Company
bought out the Buckeye Forge. erected
ca Dead river in Marquette County,
Lsks Superior, by MccoSNELL & Bur-
isR of this County. We understand
they have a very good establishment,
with an excellent water power, and have
every facility for doirg a irst-rste bust.
ness. The officers Of the new Company
are PETER WHITE, Esq. President. long
. resident of that County, and for a
number of years Postm sster !; M. H.
MAYNARD. Esq. Secretary and Treas
urer. He is a prac,icing lawyer. late of
Cleveland. Ohio. The Directors. are
P. WHirE, Esq. NJ s. HEwIrr. MArH-
sw MoCoSNELL, WV. S. MoCoNBs and
]. G. BurLER-:he last three named
from this County. A new and general
ly conceded good fes ure in the organi-
ef this Company is that the stock is not
liable to assessment. and We learn that
they confidently anticipate a dividend
on the stock the FIRST year Of their or
r~snissiion.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-01-30
RaYages ofWo,Yss in Iowa.

Owing to the extreme cold weather
for some time past. the wolves in Po;ta-
wsttamie county have become Danger
GUS nsighbors. Poultry yards and sheep
folds have been robbed 10 a lrightful *
tent, and in several instances the hungry
beasts have npt been inclined 10 spare
the human species.
About three week. ago. = man was
returning from a prayer meeting, accom-
panied by his two daughters, n six
Teen and the other twenty three years
of sge. They were ell riding the same
horse, when suddenly a pack of timber
wolves ss-ailed them, and being unable
to escape them by fight, they attempted
to defend themselves. But the Zero
cious brutes attacked the horse, render
ing him manageable. The Oldest
daughter was partially thrown and par
tally dragged to the ground and instant
ly dsvoured. This enabled the lather
and other daughter 10 escape. Several
neighbors were soon mustered. but up
on repairing to the spot nothing was
found but one shoe and a very few rem
nants of the unfol tunate girls clothing.
A hoy Of about thirteen years old left
his fathers house to get water at a
spring which was about half 8 mile dis
tant, since which nothing has been seen
of him. The pail was found near the
spring ; also some marks Of blood, and
a lock of hair. Several persons have
been chased by these savage monsters.
Keokuk Post, 11h.