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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18
Goal, &f.
Ocean Gteamers, &r.

GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.-Sept; 2o.M "a
" u NAIL LNERiy pound. Of esssas g o ,,ss BY
Parma Railroad Through for CALIFORNIA VIA nansns
Rsilrcsd TIE United States Mail stesnshp y" WI az nr
ci.,y from nj, foo, Of Warrn, North River the we'll
inovn and fast steamship GEORGE Law Capt W. + psn
dcn U. s. n Passengers and Mails will be Nj;
ana Railroad and connect at Pansms with the raeye
Steamship Co.'s MAGNIFICENT steamship GOLDEN AvI, I'M
Watkins Comm ander, which will be IN readiness snO '
medisiey for San Frnncsco. ,..o...,,.haC Co
Tie public are informed that the Pacific MAI
alwsy have extra Steamers lying ~ I'll.
for avoid possible detention Of Nv ce Of
For passage apply TO l. w. RAYMOND y .n'
Frsrh TO Asppwa 20 cubic loot " ~ ~ oeact
pound prepaid. And 10 freight will be recei'sa 'e' -
the day Of sailing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18
NTEW-YORK SUPREME CoURT-sARAH


SCiTINNy s. BROOKS against RUSSELL ADAMS
n,on. Tor Money.-To Defendant-Sr; You hereby
summoned the complaint IL ths sction. and servo
onx on YOUR Encottve CsftaFangus Coun
ty wYork within twenty days after the service hereof
elusive Of the day Of such and yoa G % sa.weI ne
the Of six hundred and fry dollars with ineres from tho
day Of November one thousand eight hundred and hy
FIVE besides the Of suit And you win take ose that
the pnt In this action filed In the Office OF The Clerk
Of Csssugus County the frat day Of September 1876
law6wTh RICE \ JONES. Plailtid Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18
CHICAGO CITY BONDS for sALE.-We offer

MARINERS SAVINGS INSTITUTION, cor.
III 3d.y and shstDeposts before the To- OF
October interest oa that date ~ the rate OF per
cent 81 SO under and per cent on 'sgs ose
exc Bank open daily from NJ 20 m, AMI on "eeno'
Dag and Saturday Evenings from to Qeloch
THos b. sTIi.I.MAN, President
PHILp W. EsGs, LEI yise- PIssideni'
lsAAc TysNITB, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18

NEW LINE of NETWORK and LlV Err
IN POOL PACKETS PATRIOTIC LINE-This line will
WpTESSRS CT AY 800 tSns. Capt David Caulkns
CAIHoIJN......2OOO tuns. Capt. Daniel H. Truman
4 GfnrS AUSTIN tS Sn'. capt VIM H. osnt
The above shps have recently built and are the largest
and most substantial in tie trade They COMMANDED oy
gentlemen Of experience and ability Their accommodations
are very superior and every exerton will be made TO promote
the comfort and the convenience Of shippers
For st ORD Co., No. 20 Broadway
Agents III PGRiMsHAw Co., No 10 oorec pl.zna.
T7HE LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA
il STEAMSHIP COMPANY intend dispaichins Their sp'en'
did aud powerful Steamships Is follows
CITY OF MANCHESTER. ...........,...August Is
CITY OF BALTIMORE eo AasSs 49,
FROM PHILADELPHIA. .a,
EAV az HM2EcHRs;TER septembsrL
I1YOtBALTlMoRE en,oserS
hAN'A"oo RATES OF PAssAGE.
Saoon-ssO SIS and SIS, according to stateroom
limited number Of Thrdcas Passengers VIII De TAKEN
from Philadepha and Liverpool and found in Provision.
From PLjlade so From Liverpool 80. 10
These ships are improved water tight com
% nd safe to S Sss oa
and drafts ON LysTPSo ~ semt OF stens
anu "p"' 1'pP' ~ No. IL Wslnut-si., Philadelphia,
orsABEL CORT1s No. III Broadway, New,Yot
nor LIyERPOOL.-U states Mail Steam-
ship ATLANTIC Eldrdge commander, Will depart WIN
the United Mails for Europe positively on
For freight or passage having uneqused accommodations tor
elegance and ''~'GEb D K COLLINS No S. wss
Passengers are requested be on board at IL al 80
All letters pass through the PostOfhce any Others will
be returned. IT, -, a..
Ts .aa hi. Oh sAtIe 6sp w tho
to pounds per measurement until further
notice. !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18

IA Of the Second Mortgage Bonds of the Albany Northern
Railroad Company requested notify without delay oil
their residence and the numbers Of the Bonds held by them
respectively the Mortgage In OF foreclosure Tor
Their benefit PHILIP FORD Treasurer
Of the Second Mortgage Trustees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18

I'm PURSUANCE of order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYok, notice 10 hereby given TO Sl
,snps having claims against WILLIAM w. BLISS, late Of
the city manufacturer decesssd to hs
sae with vouchers thereof to the subscnber q the once Of
r. SMITH esq., No. 20 Broadway in the City OF New
York on or before the twentieth day Of January nsxtpsed
New.York the ninth day Of July, 1855
,vlo iaw6mThs AMOS w. LOCKE, Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18

NLW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHlLA-
IN pFLPHIA and the SOUTH aud WEST via jersey
IiTY-Msi and Express Lines: Leave New fork snd II a.
NJ, ,pd and D. M. fare, SS IL M - -; aoppnx a.,
mss stations Through Tickets .od for Cincinnati III and
and the and for Baltimore ashinFton Norfolk,
r. and through bassase checked Washington in and
sn M w. WOODRUFF. Assistant Supt
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29

Our columns are % crowded CHS
week that we have no room 70 de-.
vote 10 the details Of thie convention.
Suffice @ cay Chat everything works
right Read the following resolutions
and then prepare for the contest:
Whereas; The question Of Pro.
hlbllory Law. with regard 70 the traf.
iic In intoxicating drinks. a. bover-
age, was one Of the vital lNauoa IN
the Canvass Of 1904: and whereas.
tho people by decided majority, tri
umphed in that contest, and elected a
General Assembly. which IN obedi.
ence TO their demanda, passed law,
which received tho aaneiIon Of .ihe
Executive and tho beneficial elects OF
such law. during ita brief enforcement
were most decided and approved Of by
the majority Of the people: And whef.
M. majority Of the Judges Of the Sd.
prcme Court have decided some parts
of said law unconstitutional. and
one halfof said Judges the entire law
unconstitutional. thereby rendering
said act In great measure inopera'
tive. --thefefofe,
Resoiped. That this Convention Il
Ia favor Of tho principles Of the INDIAN
ProhibItory Liquor Law Of the las
Session, and that such law hhould
be- sustained ~ all hazards, allowlnl
such notifications as time and expert
onee may render necessary. ~
Resolped, That The friends Of Ten
porance throughout the State be re-
quested to vote for no one for any Of
flee who endorses the oppo'ltlon 20
Prohibitory Law rs avowed by the
Convention held nj indianapolis .ol
the 9th ofJanrary last
i RESOLVED. That with view Of Ell
GENTLY enforcing the sIewa and pufpo
SEES thus avowed. we ecommcnd NJ
immediate organization of the friend
Of Temperance Ia every portion Of th
state.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29


IT, Tho German paper OF Davcn.
port, Iowa, Der Dsmokrot--haa "come
out from among them" and Is now an
advocate OF the Republican party
This shows which way the wind blows
and justdes the fears Of the Democra,
cy In regard TO the loss Of their for
eign allies. Everywhere the Protest
ant Germans arc opposed to Slavery
Tho Old Liners may retain the catho
lies, by aiding them in banishIng chs
Bible from the schools. but proteatan
Germans will not only aid In restricting
slavery but amending the Constitution
so that aliens shall not vote or hold Of
Zee.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29

Pun . 1IIufx X@& -
-
The National hnss'oen Qo:s>
continued IN session nnt'' t~o ea''9I
thi. morning 81 |/|.
-, Amer ' stormy ; debate NE. ne v' =.
taken on me ms)ofiY fPpu u ~
crsden'irl COMMITTEE md L ~
haepfe {eHa o. nay, ~
Mr. Pickett dsnoaseed q! sosl!o
pursued gs., y no s. NORTH /. -. w. 49,
tuh}cnilpn, urclItihH 10 We ILL.,
part N =. actions. 80. +. ....,.<
>, D. lmo.ae"' o. s',r'~
ca The southern member: rpt< y
then and pefhap, IN 2 'sS nssss
"ou'a nnu 'nany y Avn
a motion wa made snn 49,, -.
gates from Los't'sna % Hom'.'o
reformation vnlen wa nsFeeo "
pu W.. lew v o''.sn' 70 . ,o'es -.
MI H'a''u, ''oo.- 'ns''e
Ton 70 me .i'rct mat me ~.
portion q .hs report o we 49,
l'al to'nm'I'ee' Fe'eFf'n |" "e ~
tested e'eeno;' cases N tennessHs: -
''oop''''''"' 4
Alter some debate. : mo a's =
'hr rsso'u':op 2" 'ls. ''o'c p1ev-.'2 u
la'se majority anu me voa,''.7
adjourned 70 n'e' q len . CLOAK ~
morning '',. ,6...., 49,
~ nmsll submitted 'ne following =
ne" p'a''Vr,n
ffSo''''' nn' P"9
platforms ADOPTED py INC Ns'oae'
ooonc',s M "a. c....-n-.
hfso''ea, ina' ms soes''' ~
iof'h' as me simple pIseom q -
Amefic"n party me p,p'' ano t-e
Constitution ana upon ">r fcn
following I'VE points oil general fellow
ship; -. =.
l. American institutions should
DC controlled only oy Amer'c:n msn.
=. American labor should Be pro-
tected rom foreign competition:
). American resources should b a.
veloped by every legal means-
q American compromises maze
IN good faith should be observed g
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29

49, g ~ = 49,. 49,
.2 o1osy' s''a' zoo
.. 1pzra' arrived 'n'
20 pu'' before oask
oInoe Institution, y mat Ola stage
11hn1t nevss known 20 great ex'
g! = 90 eley. .....
1|. :. ~ h 'n - 'D'os<'n
~ ihe deelrqcs'op o.
rc(r|1 - 'e9'p' s3e''e'dsy, nun
G. 8 dlsgorged ~ 'ees
''Fs'Y sos'sv sh' ''veF'
g alous sven Steam ooas''
80 p nd smaller posss' Win
g. ~ 1oleRu pefsons VINO
~ = - hsI4 - 'eus Of 50 shs ooass ?.
"a 81 'o 60 /. no .' Dos' - " 4 !.
f 1ne pss = esu@a'eo
& 1oras{ 'pe 'os'n rum
a!2e: e...ee i'oss n sa'ls'ps'sdH'''--
f.. 49, 49, 49, -. ~ 80. 81. 1.'.,.l !
q 9|' ~ '!ss n 'e1A ! ' 'Fo'p
e?eep sp's s'.eEn''n'
- ~ sr1oFeo,@esr our
..., -. - f'.':<':s .sc - ?. po''s'
=. -. I S'ss Y - ~ s?0a' = w. =
~ &! ~ so! a. = nov 70
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29
M9t,l9MERY.

/ would call The attention of my friends nn1
customers and cay 70 them that intend going H.
70 the Millinery business moro extensively. Hav-
ing made an aTrznrement with a nrsf class eioy
Bleachcr 10 have my bonnets bicnchct and proas-
done IN fhe beat si;lo. aud on very reasonable
terms. will be accountable for ali work on(Fos1-
ed IN my hands. In regard 70 getting changed ~
lost. l villa also keep very 1nc lot q c1olco
In Al iIiinory store. Those wishing me Trsm :
n.inrs &C.. would do wen % cali and zee bs@ore
purchasing elsewhere An vetk warranted 70
give satisfaction. JANE DAVIS.
springacid. Ind. Feb. %. Isss-3m -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29

Wa, in our opinion, purpossly and
grossly insalied. BY The committee on
regular ioasts. at The ''ban1uet, . Civ
en- At The Burnet House. on tho eve.
ming Of The asd Of February.
II has been our opinion from the
iirss movement Of certain parties con-
nectcd with the celebration. that ils
originators were Union savers"
government onleiAls' and "pearl
street toadies." II was Pearl street
that first raised the howl, aud obsti-
natcly persisted In the charge against
Gov. Chase, when candidate, that
hia election would endanger the Union
Of the States, and injurc tho CONNER.
cIal prosperity Of tho city. II was
Pearl Streets representations. TO
maintain their consistency and com.
mend TO their Southern guests, that
invited the Governor, and when os-
tcnslbly rendering him the hospitality
lof the city and the occasion publicly In
suited him and the|peoplc Of Ohio. The
Gov. was consplouously seated 70 the
right Of the presiding officer. and In
violation Of all present. his name. and
that oflho State studlously omitted IN
the sentiments prepared for the occa.
sion,
| We have observed an effort Of the
committee and journals In IT. pay &c
justify and explain their omission. BY
tho plan tsatitwas deemed most prop
or that the representative OF tho great
state Of Ohio should be motto
cd by some nonresident should
some ono choose and II not be
passed unnoticod. II sincere II
the apology. why not have extended
tho same rule TO tho legislature, or
members thereof? The explanation i
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29

Early Sunday morning the ice m
the Ohio river commenced moving,
oeeassioned BY tho rapid raising Of
The water The Licking river aIso
rose rapidly, and the Ice came down
violently. carrying destruction before
IL. Some seven steamers were wreck,
cd, and their cargoes moro or less In
jured; some Of them total loss. =
Five other boats wero badly injured
and Il Is supposed that some three Of
four lives were lost. The loss 10 est
mated at near $780, 900. When the
river makes final break up, Il vii
doubtless be mo,e than Ms much a
gain.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29


Gov. Wright's Letter to Jim Lane.
We give. this week, the letter Of
Gov. Wright to Jim Lane & Co.. in
answer to their application to hiEi for
aid in the war. It cannot be denied
that his reasonings and conclusions
are correct and eminently patriotic
Indiana, as State, has nothing to
do--can do nothing, in civil war into
(which Jim Lane and his associates
wo years ago. plunged the matt on.--
Though blood viii no doubt be split
profusely. in the efforts Of the Presi-
dent to carry out the intention Of
Atchison. Bright. d Co., yet as a
State we can do nothing to prevent it
But correct as are the reasonings Of
the Governor, and just as are all his
conclusions, he most grossly falsi6es
history and facts, and in order to
scream his party from tho overwhelm-
ing indignation Of all honest men,
IF men from the free States have gone
there with a view Of controlling the
elections. and not to become bona tide
citizens" they are certainly as "rep-
rehensible" as any other ruffians.-
But have they? Did Grasmuck, and
Nc Clure, and such A5olitionists-men
long voted for, and kept in Office by
the Democratic party in this county
men who never failed to vote Tor Gov.
ernor Wright, and Jim Lane, too
did these men go to Kansas with
a view of controlling the elections?"
Yet these are the men who are put in
the same category with the border
rufians. by President Pierce and
Gov. Wright Every honest mar
knows that the Free State men o
Kansas. are actual settlers. The,
went there. believing the declaration
Of Pierce. Lane. Holman, Jones
Bright, and others. that the peopl'
there would be sovereigns. Mos
who have gone from this county wer
Democrats. and supporters OF Pierc
and Wright yet now they are classe'
with the ruffians Of Missouri.
Governor Wright cannot rende
them any assistance officially, no
do we ask him to recommend our cit
liens to go there as mere settlers, I
fight and return as the ,hlissourian
: do. He could. however. and b
should have urged the people Of Ind
: ana, without regard TO any oths
question, now Or even heretofore b
J fore the people. to demand an instal
: repeal Of the law of Congress that
= the parent Of these outrages. But J
: is pledged to an approval Of TIL
l. law. and though il deluge the Ian
q with the blood Of our brothers. |
q will approve it. But the Peep
q will sign its death warrant in fe
= short months.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29

=. ~ t&H - - - :. - = /.
THASKs.-We heartily thank those
lovers of freedom who have taken
such an interest in increasing our cir
culation. They are not Office holders
nor Office seekers, but feeling the inn
|portance Of making the people. ac-
|qusinted with the state of affairs at
|hoane. they have determined to do
what they can to circulate our paper,
because Il fearlesslyi advocates the
cause Of freedom and Americanism.
We feel especially Thankful to those
who, two years ago, thought they
we're serving their country as wei as
their party. BY doing what they could
| to discredit our humble efforts in whai
| We then regarded the cause Of truth
We have already lived to see many {
bitter opponent become As warm I
friend both to ourself personally, ant
to our paper. We hope we shall new
er give them occasion TO become othel
than friends. Judging from the spiri
Of inquiry that has recently beer
manifested by honest and thinking
men. it viii require more than the or.
I" - . ~"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29

On the Goth Of February, by Res-
Nimrod Kenick. NkwroS L. PEcE
and Miss HAnEIEr SKULL. all Of Rnnh
county.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29
asn ASbtrtistmfnts.

PEor. Woop's Han Rrs1oRAuss. he testlno-
ny Of all who have thoroughly tested NE viftoes
OF this celebrated article, l., that u win restore
The gray. and the bald. eradicate diseases ~ ths
Scalp, preserve the hair from falling, and pre-
serve The color perfectly 70 extreme old age. -
lsnow put up both with and without scdinsuss :
See advertisement.
For sale By DIV. JOHNSTON, Brookviils.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Notice ishcrcby given that the undersigned ~ 3
been appointed executor Of The last y III 81 John
Steele, late of FranklIn Ccunfy, DECEASED 6oid
ostate u supposed 10 be solvent.
feb % JAMES STEELE, Executor.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29

The undersigned executors, MI e(tp ~ anls
on The 22d al March. itJ6 az ne resi0>no1 ~ ~
widow Shaior. one nails neItb 81 <cu(on D1vIs's
store. the personal propofi, Of John khaler, de-
ceased. In Springfield ,ownship- FranklIn coun<g>
Indiana. The follow ~ property. to-Hit-~Iorses.
niileA Cows stock Cattle. iioks, Cora. oat. a.d :
and Kitchcn furnltur9- <aic 70 coumonee q =
o'ciock. Terms made known On De- q ~
FEB. 20 ~; ~ zSssss;s.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29

y: :!::; = \: . :!': \:
49,: 4 ~ 's1', ss,|;ds q ssd .
- ~ ~ VII a. q 81 e y '' 'ss.s =
49,. ~. = -,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29

fTThe Washington Uaioa says
that Mrs. Bishop, of that city. al
ready the mother Of thirteen children,
has recently given birth to three more.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29

The state on Indiana, 4 In the Franklin Coun q
Franklin county. Common FIcos-
Richard W. Blshop. william W. \
Wells. and George W. Bishop, "1
against N3* -
Richard walker. Mary Walker. ffI - - $.
Thomas Carpny. Lot Y. swift | <I& q s.
Robert b Bowler, Samuel ". IIa-
zeiline Noses A. nnkrltlne. WILL @t4
Liam n. Comstoek, Jacob :. Aecr,
Jesse. Wilcox. George W. Da1.
Bowen Mntiaek. John n. Carter.
Robert 81. Clements, Alexander |
". winston. Isaac n. Winston. Civil oclion
f.conldas ". Winston. Theodore , 20 6ofecIooo
Show q n. James ID. Lehman. kn- 4 morlkuRo.
fas A. Jones'. Ajax Stadlers Henry |
J. lanor. Moses Siadler. and Geo.
A. Wheeler, non-rcsldont 81 tho q I'| f. i
walker. Nicholas Walker. Daniel
Walker, John Walker. Mary L.
w alkcr, Margaret b. Walker, Car l -.
oIiue =. Walker. Lucy Walker. i
John ID. Rowland. John n. Far
quhar. aud Jnsiicc n. Jenks. Ad- l ~. .'..
nlnisifator OF The estate Of CD
con jerks deceased ... |'......
The shove named non resident defendants, YIN
take noilce Of the pcndeney OF tho abeve eoutle1
action, and 10 be and appear Ia he Court 81 Com
mon Pleas for the Count, Of Franklin, In ne ktafs
OF Indiana, befcfe The Judge thereof - ~ see
ond day OF the roxi Torn thereof, q - hcld q
the couff House IN Brooksiiic, "a DE said county
Of fnnklin, and state OF indiana, on Sc en,
me above nn'ned plainiIirs IN raid aeuon-
Nlfncss John NJ. Johnston, clerk 81 eald Couft>
this lfih DAY OF February. A. D. lf3o. u.
80 JOHN n. JOHNSTON, Clerk
II. Fkseuasn, AIRY Cor pitU
feb 20 81 --4.5o
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29

AS-The Whiga Of New Hampshire
have nominatd Iehabod Goodwin as
their candidate for Governor
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29

o.. To Will and to Do. by Jennie De
Witt. beautifully illustrated with 8 en-.
cravings by N. ORR. Price si,26.-
De Witt q Davenport. Publishers,
l60 4 ICE Nassau Street, NY.
We have occasionally been betrayed
into recommending book that proves
unworthy--a mistake we hope to avoid
in future. We recommend books. not
for the sake Of the Publishers, but for
the benefit Of our readers. On this
principle we can most cordially recon-
mend Kate Weston, with full assur-
auce that every one who buys il will
read Il with both pleasure and profit.
It treats the subject, though not 9
novel one. in a sensible and practical
manner. and so interests us. that we
do not seem to be reading a.story. but
fbeholding living characters, and scenes
lpassing, asst were, in a panorama be.
fore US. The style is elevated. the
plot effective. and filed up ina mas.
terly manner. The moral lessons in
culcated in II are such as to give il q
claim to the favor Of all the good
The chsrscters'are drawn with q close
eye to nature, and marked and dis.
tinct in all their delineations. The
scenery Of the picture, its lights ant
shades, are true TO life; we could easily
select groups worthy the attention o
. painter, perfect specimens Of TIL
art. The love scene in one Of the ear
ly chapters. is a perfect gem. Thu
heroine, sweet Kate, is model Of al
that 10 loveable in woman. combined
with tirmness of purpose and rcctitud
Of character, sufficient to Danish eyel
the cherished one from her heart. whel
found pursuing the path that leads Z
destruction. and from which even tn
voice Of the loved one, charm she ev
er SO sweetly, was able to draw him
j Clarence, too, the erring, fallen, bu
noble youth. is . striking character.
We think the book marks the ad
vent Of one in the fields Of literature
who is not only to adorn it. but also
be the means Of doing much good wit
her ready pen., xs.1
The fair authorcss is the daughte
of the celebrated DR.. Bowling
Philadelphia, himself an author of n
{ small celebrity, 20 -. ~. i.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29

XXI Elder paniei fiuhhhh ""'
preach in the Presbyterian Church, at
Metamora, on Lords day next, at II
O'Clock. Also, Saturday preaching
All are most respectfully invited to
attend.
EE The numerous interesting arti'
cles on Hedges that we have publish
ed lately relieves us from the necessity
of preparing the one we had contem
plated. Speak on, gentlemen. ou'
columns are open.
EE Hope somebody will profit b,
the account Of Bro. Gillmore's lecture
at Fairfield, which appears in anothe
column, and il our old bachelors ar
| not afraid to stand the FIRE, we hop
they will have the lecture repeated il
Brookville.
rF Many thanks to Miss. Eliza
beth Everett for sbunch of most ex
cellent quilts.
When thus encouraged by our lad
friends. young. middle-aged and age
! how can we help being Of good cheer
We assure them that we shall eve
keep in view their interests and the
/ rights. ee
/ fE At Samuel Shirk's, in thi
county. the lowest that the themoms
D ter reached this winter. hanging o
. the tree. 8 feet from the ground, wa
Q rs below zero. He has kept regis
( ter Of weather for 10 years, and az
. cording to his register. the murcur
D has been below zero 80 times, ~
which have been this winter.
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CHAP. CXXXIV.-An act extending, in cer-
tain cpses, the provisions of the act entitled
"An act to extend preempton rights to GER
toin land therein mentioned, approved March
third, eighteen hundred and fifty three.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of Ameri.
ca in Congress assembled. That the right of
preemption granted by the act of third March,
eighteen hundred and fifty three, entitled "An
act to extend preemptlon rights to certain lands
therein mentioned" shall be, and the same is
hereby extended so that the settlcr'or occupant
on the MaisOn Rouge grant and the De Bas.
trop grant, entitled to the benefits of said act,
shall be entitled to enter, at the mininlnm
price. every quarter quarter subdivision, on
which hc has made improvements; Provided,
however, That where any part Of the improve.
ments Of two or more settlers or occupants is
on the same quarter quarter section, the same
shall be entered in their joint names, and their
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PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
lCoNTINUED.l

Oldenburg.-0ldenburg FIVE hundred dollars.
Danish Dominons Cruz, seven hun
dred and Fifty dollars.
Sweden and MISUNDERSTANDING, seven
hundred and 6ftp dollars.