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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-19

" mourn her i,rrparabIc loss.
From the time Of his connection
with the cl urch OF his choice. he was
firm and ardent friend. Sill he was
tolerant. and many ~ lie most devo.
ted and faithful friends Of life duration,
were members OF sister chirches.-
Wherever hc found the image Of l,is
Savior. there he recognized and &C.
knowIeged brother.
lis was also aehcerful and hopeful
spirit. which never inurmufed or re-
pined. and although he was called 10
encounter revcrscs. he looked Difficult.
ties and cmharrasments. mountain.
high. in the face. yet he never fsliered.
bot ~iih increasing faith. he wen,
steadfaslly forward in the path Of du-
~.
Another leading trait IN his charsc.
ter was benuyolence and charity. in
this mammon-wors piping. money
loving age. II is refreshing 10 see q
lie signaIly free from such devotion =
Ills was liberal hnnd-hc only de.
sired property and wealth. TO use i a'
the steward Of his hcavc ly Faihe'
and devote IL 10 the true interests oil
those around him. lie was Isnirnt "a
the frailIics and iniirmi,ics Of his EEL
lows. and never referred TO them. *
cept To admoni.h. improve or eneour.
age. The poor, the needy and The
friendless found IN him fast friend,
and many will look back TO his lie. nd
vice, md counselIwi.h halIowed recol
lection.
A single instance &C his praciica
beneyolrnce in The right direction. u
,Lc spring Of 1918 family OF help
less orphan boys were brought s'
BrocLyillc. as paupers 10 be sold ~
their maintenance. He ADDRESSED
himself 10 the task OF finding homes
| for them instead Of throwing then
upon tho charities Of the public. a;.s
took one OF them into his own famiI,
and adopted him ne son and WAS Il
him rnrLy, father and n blend.
| His religious lie and character wer
marked with great uniformity ant
consis,ency--aetuaied by principles
Which were not subject 1, fuciua,ioI
and. although he often lived OF
pisgall's top. ho was seldom, If eve
melancholy.
From the commencement 81 his III
ness. death marked him for his owr
Fever clouded his mind. and alihoug
he could occasionally be reused fror
lis stupor for moment. he could nc
maintain connected conversation. =
Wiihou, murmuring or complaining
with prlinece md Faith. he surrender
ed himself 10 his Maker. and sweet
fell asleep in Jesus. with n heavenl
smile upon his countenanee NJ In'
testimony TO his weeping friends, lhI
all was well.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-19

EI-The Veg York Ledger. the great
family weekly paper. for which the
most popular writer's Ia the country
contribute. has now attained the extra.
ordinary circulation of One Hundred
and Ninety Thousand copies. aud sub
scrip.ions are continually pouring 10.
See The Lsdgsr's advertisement IN an.
other column.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-19
Frightfull--Look Out f,r Blood or
Thunder.


There has recently been a consen.
lion In Savannah, Georgia, called =
Commercial Convention. 10 which dis.
Iinguished men from NIL tie Slave
States were sent. by the States. or by
city authority. thus making IL at least
semioilicial. Such was its commercial
importanre. that the railroads gave
the members free pass. Such con.
venlions had met before. but they had
! passed harmless resolves
that every body laughed at. amounting
10 resolves not 10 sit In breeze that
blew from the North. nor 10 huilI hou.
SEES facing The North. nor 10 buy goods
made in the North. yet the North has
gone on. and the winds have blown,
and houses have been built. and goods
have been bought and sold rs nfore.
lime. and Of late The people Of The
North have even voted us they pleas
ed But Resolutions about The winds
and such like. are entirely too gassy
for the present state Of affairs. Hence
The convention which has just adjourn
ed passed resolves. favoring The cstmb
ment Of foundfies for casting cannon
and small arms. Recommending or
ganisslions to promote Southern emf
grafton to Kansas. Enquiring whe tn.
sr due proportion Of the arms and
munitions Of war belonging to the gov
ert mcnt was in Southern arscnaIs.--
Asking Congress to put Southern har.
bors in state Of de(snsc. and sympa.
lhisiog with the Democratic move
menis in Central America. and the H..
,rod uc,ion Of slavery lherc.-all Of
which were adopted.
That looks frishiful! Only think Of
cannons and small arms, and putting
harbors in state OF defense!
But, seriously. docs not this state Of
affairs present n matter for the candid
consideration Of thinking men? For
y movement not half 90 reasonable,
Free State men 10 Kansas have been
Imprisoned for months. or driven away
from their homes. And does any one
81 rpose that such u convention would
permitted TO meet in Boston. and take
incipient measures for war without in
dictment for treason? Even the 81.
lent voting for tho man u our choice
has been construed. by the President.
into a movement to usurp the con.
troll Of tho Government--leading, u
civil war or disunion. &c. But here i
a convention Of men, appointed by au'
shoriiy. who not only inve.eh against
more than "one.half Of tho thirty
one States" but who take the iniIis.
tive steps for war--.hey prepare fo'
m aking cannon and small arms. and
Tor putting their ha'bors in .taIe Of
defense. yet this is NIL constitutional
perfectly right. Who can Withhold
conte .npt from such an administration
Who can fail to see that the people oil
the South can do rs they please. whil'
the North must consult tho South. oil
DO traitors?
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-19
Mrrt Mtntion.
EHThanks to Hon. Will Cumback
or valuable public documents.

for valuable public documents.
GH Whitfield. of Kansas, has
been ADMITTED to q sen! In the House.
~ An interesting revival is in
progress at Robins Chapel. in Union
county.
OYsrKn SuPpER.-The ladies' OF the
Presbyterian Sewing Society will give
an Oyster Supper. on Chris'mas-eve.
tho 24lh inst. for the benefit Of the
church. Their friends and the public
generally are invited to attend.
E1- Tue scAtPrL is the name OF a
sharp Monthly exposition of,he Laws
Of Health and abuse Of Medicine and
Domestic Life" II Is not. properly.
a medical work. but popular cxposi.
tor Of the follies Of both doctors and
the doctored. Price. 81 per year
Address DR.. Z. II. Dixon. New York.
EE The Republican trump in Iii.
noise Is Of IN ore importance than is
generally supposed. The full list Of
Republican State officers just elected.
from Governor down. are to hold Of.
fee for four years or until January 1,
igGi.
EEIn we'll informed circles. il seems
TO be understood that Mr.. Hamlin. oil
Maine, recently elected Governor. will
merely accept the ceremonial Of in.
stallation. and then resign TO be return
cd to his present position in the Sen.
ate. thus filling his own vacancy.
SUICIDE An unknown man, suppos'
ed to be about IS years of age. dress
ed in blue mixed saiinet pants, black
satin vest. white shirt. but without a
coat. was found dead, suspended by
the neck. near the canal. about one
mile below Harrison. Ohio. on Thurs
day morning. iiIh inst. A coroner
jury was called. but nothing was found
giving any clue. rs Ia who he was, OF
what lead TO the fatal net, unless ar
empty portmonie indicated the cause.
~ Coving,on. Of the Greensbure
Guard. thinks that preachers don'I
preach Christ and him cruci6ed. y
quite right, and The Western Christian
Advocate is badly edited. See here
John. suppose you give us specimen
Of the right kind Of preaching. just to
let Us see how you would work il. II
you succeed tight well. we'll have
you made editor Of thu Advocate .
week or two. just to show The world
what prodigy you are.
WnIsKEy's os.-Among ,h'
many brutal scenes that we mig ht re
cord under this head 10 that Of hus
band and father In Harrison, VIII,
drove from their home. on Monday CIV
ening last, his wife and children. or
of them n sick babe. Why arc suel
things permitted? Why are our street
filled with scenes Of violence. obscen
i,Y. brawling? Why are the familie
Of the drunkard thus 10 suffer? An,
Why are our young men goaded Il
madness and we'll nigh made murder
ers md quite made beasts? And We
no effort be made TO dry up this grea
parent curse. this traffic in 'dislillet
damnalion" worthy only Of the EN-
nloy mcnt Of frnd.?
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-19

Flour, 5,25 TO 5.35; Wheat. Ito
TO LIS: Corn 45; Oats. -. Hay $50.
Potatoes. i.io; Beans. $50; Molasses.
81; Sugar II, Hogs from S,i5lo6.45;
Clover seed, 100; Lard IL; Batter IS,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-19
TBE CHEAT
FAMILY WEEKLY PAPER.

TmE nv YORK LEooEn ne 80
4 sue'nra Ne sxtfsofdiosry eiSfsiu'ie. ~ Qee
n"ndred snd Marty Thoaesoi rvpi~<. The te&-
r<fis dss o,ei u foiI< Lltssrtase Org<nsI 1sls>s
<kstbes. ro~tr,. kss.>s. css<lp and ruvrs,t
>e~s nnH ms'nt~,n. tph n.r>i lore. - 90
srvhef~ Get nos i~derd - ~ ne b<sl kmIy re-
per Va The wos ~ tirnfs ifs eztrs.r1lnsry 80
a'.hsavi ~ popularity. NJ Ho>.s.~F. 11~ 1.r~prl<-
=" OF The tesfrf. smTi">s ~ i'<ss ,.l<rs ~ ~
ssuntf, ss.a ~ % dsitf nsk<st NJ 49, c>1rs =
~n.h write" - fsnsl PRS. f>i'snas (s<Ik. g.,
shd tmsts"n urrne't. sts i~fmear>di> q 1-R~d
80 u. aud III write 49, sfI.rr gfr<f i<s<a A..
Mrs. f'f""rnrt- ai<r. eon-trusif FiI~s 1sr a. -
10 h''st ~ "tner pcpsIsr authors. issisAI1r Me-
tmms ID. 4. n. <os'h~orfh. Aite~ fsr, M
vsustsn. ks, w. firs.tes Ch.e<ss. (l~<s - As<9
ee, DC. The Ledser is tsss''fs''> h'ss's-'ss 81
cry week.
The Nee yc.tsesserk psissrd On b~,st;f~l
Whit rarer Sud u <,>-sf ~ riEt fre<s. 49,
t'tK si.s has ds"n.ert ~ss ~ fafeftn Ne s~'enl7.
it> puiiirie.i es<f> friufdss IT'D soi ~ ~ ~
1sws "'iec- in svefy city sad tssn tsevsrhse1
The essstf,s and 10 He'd fe< ~sb>rr.lrr< I've
dllars Irr atnuns: tan eolics srr sod ~ tEr~o
d"Ilau. A., prf."r otsar,rk ekht sns> f>t~sg
~ 80 es<h shi L. Lss 81 sIat snlrs. eni
.rndt"r ss = g s.b - s.tIus< - ..r> eere-
ftups in,sfistl5 ~ sdsstrr. Adfc - al - 80
| 10 L0HfffT EO<<kH.
fstii.h.-r ~ Nee <e1 I.r~r.
- Ann sirrol, <~s Yur9.
| Nh WOW la eooi limo ~ sukserl.r. e
tmns 900 rrnnftt Great efIrissi Nail -
'kD>ftth hFf. an - on nrnced ~ slsr I'D
r~r en ihc nr-t of J~nnao. -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-19
TRY rug
OHIO CULTIVATOR
FOR 1857.


uEvorED To cexkHAs. xcE1rULTuRe.
" Live stwt. C@fsi~stsE. Frst,~. &c. r~1 -.
isf R3s. III enmucrss 80 the ort n Jnrnnry.
Puti shed - lee . aoafh. 70 pager and cs~rf.
sxr and q'sniry sssf rcd e,>~rs<< 81 (l.i.s va:
Thfee tepics fsr "; rix Cel.irs fac 81 Mise
cniiss f"r 20. md Cop, ssifs N me fruvs-sp
OF s-ssrs Cfsb "i .. frs a <ny ~ advance.
inlatrc ~ ...ar fo<t onsre. r~s'<i sf~-rl-
inch aud Prospectus. n,sd 80 up = tisk snss.s,g
MIR neiphb"rs. Nov u me slmt 20 look ous ~
good rsdlug Tor the wtAt~v.
=. 10. ia hif. reLrnsss o..
Zee 10 k<iis"r aud f.itsssr.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-19
CLAnKviLLE. Montgomery Co.,
Tenn, Wednesday Dec. 3 (

Tenn, Wednesday Dec. ;
We arrived here ut daybrrak.
damaged, and obliged to remain over
for the greater Fart Of The day. !
took advantage OF the opportunity to
20 ashore and pass some hours in
gaining such information rs | could
obtain. The details that have col.
lected alter nothing Of what l wrote
yesterday evening.
The town is more tranquil than any
OF the other places that We have visi
ted about here. This is because lae
white population. more numerous. has
less to fear from the plots Of agit,ors
white or black. Nevertheless. during
the last few days. they have not been
without anxiety. They cite. among
other things. the working Of an iron
mine. which occupies about eight hun
dred negroes. belonging TO single
individual. and which has been on
the point Of being suspended.
The energetic action Of the prop,ie.
tor, and the arrest Of six whites who
stirred up the revolt. have sutficed to
suppress the commencement Of an
instruction. The works go on. hut
they are necessarily watched. The
six whites have been condemned 10 Tie
penilsntiary. Thirty blacks have been
arrested. aud avail, Judgment.
The creduIi,y OF these poor people
10 such. that in the belief Of The
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-19

as,iit3 po2 iiis07:,o&, , 7oIse3se
Buehnnans plurality ovor Fss@ont 10 ~ ooo.
and hIs majority over Fremont and Fillmore toe
xe,hss Ia 1910. Tho aggregate vote 10 si3.S3t.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-19

kek a -
INDIANAPOLIS IL CINCINNATI
RAILROAD.
TINE TABLg OUTWARD
MapSixa P.-sxae - cavss cineisnati 9, ar
ris-- ~ Spades r;ta. Indianapolis 1870.
EysSiSa PsrskSoeH.--lseavc~C Cincinnati ESQ n.
m. arrives NJ spsie.' 49,. Indianapolis 80.
Acc"r Mspari,x ra,is-ie'sves linrinnnti 4, n.
IN arrives az SPADES SO. Indianapolis 10 20.
TIME FABLE tSwARp.
Moaxxa PlsgsarR-Irayss indianapolis 40
\. ~. arrives NJ Il sd-<' o IS. ctneinns't 70.
Man rRstx--ts,sv-s indianapolis ~ ~ .. arrives
at Spades 80, Cincinnati z:5n
N'anr Exrtrss-i.sasss o. tiaaapslls p. D.,
rrlvvs at Spades :: 20 A. :, c,neinna. I. $50.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-19
Utb 9Obtrtist.mtnts.
9ising Sun Snsurantt Co.,
OF RISING SUN. IND.

Authorized Capital, 100000.
BOARD OF DIRECTIONS:
". ~. PowsLL, Wa. =. Pars. J"ms GwAx.
~. y. cLoss, }. ~. JssNiSss. Csn. cstissrss.
J. y. UtsRv, u. y. ilsruxwAy, }. w. T4LsoTT,
\. y. covixoroS.
II. j. H.rHswsy. Src'y.
,r-P Fifs aud Marine risks taken as eqitatls
rates.
uJrAii persons ds<rlne Insurance win esli On
JOHN W. kkELy, AerAr,
!. p. covIycroy. csne,al Agent
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-19

wFHKLY rkIsuKE.

We eonfinae 70 tetd he Wosk1 JrIoene -
elefe> men ~ 81 pr srss.
VIII ~ cniiilsd ~ ~ exifa enrt.
Subscriptions muy o>Gin - ss$ um<. rs{uoes
In ndssnsc V rrqsirrd tn I'll eneos. md ~ ru)ws
Il snvsrshly ds.sosshusd - shs espirstloa - ~
Mas~y sss, ,.s rsmstisd fss ss'seFirtone n lel
sers II ssnr r-k; bus Tho ls>simne1<f ~ Ne pnro
Nh en- The l..Isss 10 snaitcd n odd - ND -
qassi~d ~hh t,s cses~sie. snd ks<pe tsUFl1@bse
~ the hi'ls. when dfusss can ~ ooln)nod, l1ry
arr much safss thsn ~ ecra osllo-
Hiis sf ans er~e,s-Is< Inc oanh % me uu1oD4
Slstos o. cshs1ss soevivsd - ~ ~ oe1.es1r-
esns.
/, :. - r, ~ ~. rs;.:5 - ~ ~ - =
rallied u1tsn for Ne oshorfil1t-ss. an onetu = 80
ross % ios him - - Il ~ usi,s ss'ss ~ . -
w.rls - rsssIsls. tselpor ~ nncs{: vf.1S -
uumc OF the oao1<l lose. vto1 ~ pn19e411s 49,
I, and stascs an1 6terst ne l.-soss -
s..m~ sfkssxs : - ~; -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-19

r,liE iiEsULT &c ths rial ~ Cara crtssrrs NJ
Brs..k VIE ON 81 uriay Tho Sixth 81 Dsrs.us-
h'r .rlns uhsntsfacars ~ The rsrslss ipsrert~d
ih.wb, in,i'. AN, ahd all Corn Cfushvs xh"
fesi -, di.Iosed. 10 meet the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-26

WAsHINGr0N Feb rs, 1866.
No 57--The executors of Alexander Hunter vs. Philip
a. Minor Judge Caaon announced the decision Of the
Court affirming the Judgment OF the Circuit Court OF
the District Of Counoa, with costs and interest.
No 141-James c. Converse, administrator Of the es.
tate OF Philip Greeley, Jr plaintiff Benjamin Bar
eees ct 81. The submitted to the Conrt on ths
record, and printed arguments BY Attorney General
Gushing for the plaintiff, and Mr. Andres for the do.
defendant.
No. Co. Eupbrasine fourerque ct. AL vs. tas city Of
New Orleans. Argument commenced by Mr.. L. ~is
Tor appellants contpusdby Mr. Janln for appeises and
concluded for the appellants by Hon. Miles Taylor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-26
Hoboisen City News,

NEW Police 0RprsAStE.--fhe new police ordinan, "a
passed by the Hoboken Council at its last meeting pro-
vices for the appointment upon the nomination Of IN.
Mayor any Councilman Of not tnsn six oen In
be constituted ether day night .tch wnsneysr tbs
public intererts require III and tnst the Couac, NAV
from time to time disehAse dsband reduce or mere .ss
ibepoce force, provi1ed 1t does not exceed six men
appoint special policemen In extraordinary cases vnsn
wanted No Policeman sha be dismissed sept for vii
fol neglect Of duly tor misconduct Ia Office unless IN
Gays notice given OF his dsmisss a, the end Of which
time his duty and pay Is discontinued. Policemen nav
be dismissed by ten days' notcs In writing from tho
Council, without any cause being assigned rass OIL.
nance designed as substitute for the adopted Ia
June, 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-26
Personal Intelligence


Hen. M Galloway of Ohio, addressed the citizens Of
Portsmt nth, N. H., On the 22d inst.
The Right Rev. Bishop Potter, OF Pennsylvania, preach
ed two churches in New Orleans ON the 18th inst.
The Hlsbcro IN. G Recorder, understands that Arch
bishop Hughes Of New York. has been see,tsd BY the
senior class in the University to preach the vaeiotory
se,non at the approaching commencement.
Hon Thomas Cor win, of Ohio has recovered from the
injuries by his recent fall at Cine naa bu. il
Ia thought he will BIZ lame for life.
Fius TX bss Presented W the Qaeen OF Spain prayer
book to telcpged ST. Catbe Ire Of enns in
tor TIE presents sent ny Catholic Majesty
the 'Protga son" the Marrisge Of St Catne ine"
of hurio.
Madame Jenny Lind 7ol5sch1idt hiss for sarded a CO.
patcu q GEO IL sic # he funds tie Royal British F.
male Orphsn Asylum st Davenport.
ARRIVALS.
A. the Metropolitan Hotel Hon Butler King Georgia;
Har.tord: ron sosn n Wooa Maine; Gov Dimoui Rhode
Island: G. McC,.ald, Nashville; Areee, u ;. Arm;
tn.a ksniaely; n..Ssg kswa. d, p,
Gen walton md I:sy rhiladelosia; B. wuie'sa New ol
From Richmosd d, DC in steamship Jamestow.--rhomaa
s sSss ssSrs1 ss1.n ka::os r.sr
'; g sn %osas " a.:
Mann. Eusscs Jr ThS; senDell nd lsdy sost 4
1a a 5snny n. O.
deIh IT sS.s Gresha Ai5sS Asr."s1 1910 aos CRY
5 x.nxss"ssi IN sss ssIss ''A' - : '' ''"' Wv
From savannah. ss.m.hp rlor'aamN Ad,ms and lady
sorsn.sa s,s Tssis!- COY \ ;oas. srs %cr-is
hose, vi sns niue yehy soo Brown, 6Sssn Gun
man, Q smith, jas Hcra, VIM Mstbews " Sneli,og,
sSsrieoi. 6snsoe psS,.sn sen sssaos
rom i na.n, in ship Southampton August. Rsynod,. O
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-26
HI ooklyn CITY News.

psrlIiKRr BURNED DowS.-LAst night, about nine
o'clock fire broke ont In the whiskey distnery Of
Alderman Cross In the Walabout. number Of fre
companies from The Eastern and Western districts
present and WORKED with energy but
Ing their Efforts the building and contents we're en-
hrely consumed The FIRE TO the stable where
several hundred cows were kept. The stables we're
sumsd' but the COWS were saved The loss, which IL
quite large, could not be ascertained.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-26
House Of Representatives.
WARRINGTON. Feb % 1853
A NEW MILITARY ACADEMY,

NEW MILITARY ACADEMY,
On motion OF Mr. THoRNcroS (nigger worshipper) Of
Iowa, the Committee on Military Affairs instructed
TO inquire ~ 10 the expsdency Of establishing Military
Acaeemy and School Of Practice the Mississippi valley
INCREASE OF THB NAVY.
Mr. ORR nked leave 70 introduce bill instructing the
Committee on Naval Affairs to inquire into the expe-
dieney Of constructing fifteen additional steam fg.ts
not exceeding 900 tons burden eaoh and that they
port BY bill or otherwise.
Objections being made Mr. ORR moved suspension Of
the rules but no quorum voted Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-26
BOARD OF CoUNCILMEN.

This Board met at S O'Clock Pm
Sundry pe ions were read ard referred appropriate
90 rmitees smong them, from Jacob Hsrsen for re-
grading Broadway from Fifty ninth to Seventy frst
street. tie permanent grade ALSO Ism the same for
the immediate grading II Broadway from Seventy first to
Eighty sixth streets, permanent grade Petition
owners operty In Hudson street. for the tagging
Mes 32S Hudson str est end 70 snd 81 vandam street.
Resolution flag Hghtesnth street., between Seventh
and Eighth avennss needed Referred TO Com
RssoIuon isr opening sixtisth stree. between Third
and Fifth avenues TO Committee Roads. Resolution,
for grading l2Sh street. om Manhattan rect 70 Eighth
avenue; 10 C-mmittes on Reads.
In favor Of paying Connolly balance his accounts
il seventh street. between East rvr ~ and s1snus D. 10
and Cherry szests between Market and Ps streets in
favor Of confirming assessment list for building
in hirtssh street, bet Tenth avenue and Hudson
river; in favor Of building q sewer In Park place
ment list for paving Forty second street bstwesn
Second and Third avenues; In favor OF confirming
sssssams.t List Sor rsrad,ns &c. in Thirty third street.
bswsen tenth and Eleventh. avenues In favor Of sppro
slsoaos ooscurns in the action Of the Board Of Aide:
70 AbAte nuisAncs between Nineteenth and Twenty
fourth strssta North river adverse gran ting pier fr
dumping night soil In the lower section Of the cy ia IA
vor q building sewer In Fortysevsnth street. between
Third aid Filth AVENUES In favor Of building sewer In
PEN street. between Bowery and Mott street. In favor of
building sewer In Harrison street. from Hudson river
70 Hu0sOA sreeS IN avor OF connrming apPortionment
Of assessment for sewer In Lexington avenue conHr min
superintendent Of for Fifty fret street
between Third and Fourth ues In favor Of confirm
ing apportonmsnt OF assessment for regulating TO-,
Third svsnus; IN favor Of confirming spporonmen. Of
sessssmsnt In the matter Of tagging Twenty fh street.
between Broadway and sixth avenue; favor OF M.
d. ming apporeonmsnt Of ssses6msnt tor In Third
avenue 10 Forty ninth street; favor Of
granting permion TO Doyle foze 70 grade In front Of
ther prssss in Broadway and Tweh avenue; 10 favor
In restcn TO bell fer Spring street tower in favor Of
alteration Of grade Of 12lst rect between and
Fast rivera1 Of which ordered 10 . third reading
in relation TO printing the ordinances reorgAnzing
Fire Department. " favor Of confirming assessment list
tor grading Fifty ninth street. between Fifth avenue and
broaewsyi In avor OF givf Engine Company No. f6
rtw engine in favor OF increasing the salary OF
ser to tbis Board to $780, In favor Of RESEMBLING resou
fiop OF btcems ei 20 1866 relative TO inspectors
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-26
Affairs I'm Kansas.

ST. LOUIS Feb 25, 1855.
The Lwence (ganras) correspondent OF the ST. Louis
Doy az under date the l4lh inst, says-rhe Rickapoo
Rangers threaten hosss again at Easton saying aAt
they viii sverse Cooks death by Killing the friends Of
the murdered Brown. The tree ate preparing
for conflict, but win only act the defensive. T~o
mounted panies have left for Easton undsr
command Of Col. Dcksy and Major Grover. aght will
probably occur,