The Weekly Wisconsin from Milwaukee, Wisconsin • Page 1

tUeeklg tDisconsra PUBLISHED EVEET WEDNESDAY, AT THE OV'ITICU OF THE DAttV PHCENIX BUILDING. WM. E. CRAMER. PtKtcd to Dtmixratic Gain Literature and ttaf WM.

E. Editor and Proprietor. FOR CONGRESS--1SI DtiTKcl, DANIEL WEfXS, JR WEDNESDAY; OCTOBER 25, 1854. BT pnOCLAMATIOS OOTEUIOB Of IBI Or TOCXUiUir. Kaipect for ted' ttao-honorsd cridtnt oHigilioc teiting upon the pwjpl.

of this State tar the degree of LappiMi! th.rich eo bcnotiMljr tertcired the hu. bv saptrabundmt the wlgnal suc- CMi ithich tliWhcUrired 67017 during put dtnuna tlmt riiouM, indL and people, express in a bcnttiog minnof mir frotitude lo that Boiu? trio thu', plentifully vour.li- nfollbcte Therefore, 1, TutUii: A. Governor (tf tbp Statt of VTinccniiD. do linrtkj- anil rerommfncl, that Tt.itn$a-;'. any of AVmnte- olmrred by all cttlzena oftbli ai a of Tbanlni- flrlne- And I dv further respectfully reci.iniapnd tbat Clergy vallouj dcnominalioDk lurile Ihelrrr- alioDB tn on tbnt day, at their orsbip, for of uniting in apeclive usual plfccea of prai-e and In bave bertnntu and ihr Great of the Statf of Wuconran to Bonn al Hiutikou, tliln llth day of In ol our Ixinl Oii5 thouiand eijht hnU'lrfd and fifty-four.

WW. A.BARSroW. the Governor ALCTA.VDEH GHAT, SurreUry of Stall-. 180S, was for 1854 it is our brokers was to-day ottered 95 for the notes showing an increase of $950,865. The total of one of the secured Banks of Indiana, and valuation of real and personal property for refused yesterday it was 1853 was To the above taxes bought of panic stricken people at, 75 cts on tie must be added those for the Stale of Illinois, We again not sacrifice Indiana and for the county of Cook, in which Chicago is i securcil Bank notes.

Brokers have an object in VEXATIOUS Hoe Press started' from New York on the 5th of October. Wemay dally expect it goes to the bottom of the lake, or in dectroyed by fire ou steamboat. Ai soon as that Press comes to hand, and is put up, we hope to get our paper out at least two hours earlier than we do now, therefore trust that before many days to obviate the just complaint of our subscribers, of being so late in tbe afternoon. Few can appreciate the annoying confusion which the burning of all of our machinery has occasioned. It is literally indescribable.

It also seems to take forever to get tbe precise thing New York or Boston. KTATK STOCKS vary less during the present unparalleled pressure in New Tork-than any other property. On Friday last there wssa sale ol United States Sixes of 1807, at Sales of New York Sixes of 1872. at North Carolina Sixes nl 101. A number of Banks In Indiana are secured in part by North Carolina Six- is.

Bill-holders can thus estimate the probability of loss, the stocks upon which they are command a premium of 1 per cent. INDIANA is generally that the Georgia Banks owned in Chicago, ire the iliFtigiitors of the war ou the tntirt se- currency of Indiana. We find the follow- iug advertisement in the Chicago papers: INDIANA vcnrn G-EORCHA WILD CAT cmKEJTCV. mHK JJ'l'ATP. IIA-MC.

65 Clark Ktmt, continnM lo take VM. B. ROGERS, Cxihior. It ilnU'il on the 17th inst. Whether the Stntf Uimii continutd to take it on the 20th and jlst, we do not learn, but we suppose tint it g-itowoc.

hud to succumb to the it is almost Milwaukee, Impossible for a single Bank to stand out against PAT AM) THE Onrstea Ihe new process of VOL. VIII. MLWAUKEE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1854. NO; 24. Real and Personal Property in Cuicai-u, ID 18W, I Taxes, Arrival of tbe Niagara The only news from the Crimea is that Sebas- The Chicago frees gives the following sum- topol is invested by land and by sea, and that mary from the Assessor's books: Citv MrHiui ftontli Hc-dl 6.W.B40 i if Tares Valuation of IVi-tooul KtHiin- topol is invested by land and uy sea, ana tnat The Convention for the nommauon 01 best customers, and of i the Allies have destroyed an aqueduct which Clerk, meets to-morrow at cource it is hardly possible to borrow money on supplied ihe fortress with wrtter, and there is a 2 o'clock P.

M. at tbe Court House, in this city- any terms. Collections come in very slowly, daily espcclaUonofhearingofUseapture. Bread- AU concede that i. is a critical time in politics- A aucKf the Tal Suiitli Nurth 4C!) TolM tin Ilftnl l-l'Ule I1S.1T1.34 i 20 uj! ore unchanged in anything rath- eii; CT the York market indicates.

ai.oio is less excitement in the city this it begins to be understood that the Brokers are scraping a harvest out of the fears of those who hold Indi- i. iu Rm currency. Some Banks will of course stop 2,574 ss tm tliere are stock-secured banks in Indiana, loiiiosTtH which will be current both here and at Chicago The value of the real estate as assessed in before the lapse of 30 days. 1853, was for the present year it As nn indication of reviving confidence, and Is showing an increase of ofthc enormous Slaves which the Brokers The valuation of the personal property in petratc upon the fears il lie community, one of lYrinnAl fttat? KMCii 04 I 05 101,007 P.7. Bad or indifferent nomination 1 no longer command the support of the party.

The nominees must be firsi-rate men for the oBcas for which they arc nominated, or they cannot be elected by the people. The object should be topreseni such men as will command af once the undivided support of (he democratic masses. We are well aware that an immense effort has been going ou to pack the convention with tools of the Post Office clique, and nominate men who are unscrupulous in obeying their orders. They have got the names all picked out, for vcntion to nomiuati-; but the delegates governmental interference. eitunted.

The city taxe are a trifle under crying out Uiat bursted." ludiana Banks have all Legislative St. Louit, ou Monday, the. Indiana We give below a ti vailuillrttr.i. i Free Bank notes with the exception of JSlkhart table of the for ere takcn rt 3 0 auii Vyouncrsvi the Senate and Assembly, so far as we have ob-1 aiscon lt the nominations. Senate cousistf of 2i uienibers.

vacanices are to filled in the 4th and Bth districts, making 15 to be elected: learn by telegraph that the Bank of The odd numbered districts elect this year, and HalloK-cll and the Sliip guilders Bank, Mane, are Democratic. Clias. Kcultn. 1). C.

(ilU. S. Weil. A A. Bird.

C. DuDD. II. Van Uertn. Z.

I 1 Burdick, W. Gibsuu C- H. Grfi.ti.it. B. Kelsej.

H. llclarkud, ASSEilBLY Aunties, Deuxjcntic, Adaini i Fauk. S. Bail Axe 1 Jrovm, JL Cro3se, Jaca. da Laa J.

H. S. Wright. C. A.

J. SlmontdD. F. C. CurtU.

W. T. Wlilrry, J.w. J. B.

Hart. W. R. Tiij-lor. G.1V.

Babcoct. L. ROM. J. D.

Grifiia. A. W. EbtetU. Cralz, couibinntioL.

Tbe Banks of this city were constrained to yield to the Chicago influence, in luilimia currency. Jet it looks to us ns if Georgia wild-cat notes would take their But we 1rnst that we shall be disappoin- Ouugamie. (teaukee. Racioc. lliclilai.il.

Hock. Sheboygaa Walwortb, CAI.K™ wrote the article for w.iieh uage, Sc ud back the absentees." bell Beriah Brown and E. A Gal- kins The Argus add, that cose Judge Hng H. had directed them to be imprisoned until the ine was paid, the intention was to bring an ae- i i hcfweigii Jturli. of 5,000 eim- jon against Judge Hubbcll for false mid mail clous imprisonment plnce ted.

CI.BTON BAKE, Columbus, The Banks of Ihit dly continue to receive Clinton currency on deport. The report of its failure was incorrect, though it has been shaky for years. the post week, we have had on opportunity to sec more of Ranine ihan has been our fortune since our sojourn in the'State. We literally trandcrcd all orei that we know something of our Racine neighbors for the fint time, and we must say that it is one of the prettiest cities in any section of the Union. It reminds U3 somewhat of Cleveland, and will eventually te not beautiful, for blue Michigan at Raciue is pleasanter to look nt than muddy Eric al Cleveland.

The busineB! of Racine this fall wan never larger or more thrifty, and merchants, farmers, laborers are reaping a reward. The Beleit Railway comes to the Harlwr, and notwithstanding its temporary suspension, the people arc confident that it will go ahead in the spring, for as one of their public spirited men remarked, Racine never undertakes anything but what she carries through. The lala Shore railway does not pass through Racine proper, but through what is formerly called Sagetown, now one of its wards under the city organization. The depot will be mile from the Court House. It is our impression that the Lake Shore Rail Road will be of fully as ranch importance to Racine as Ihe Beloit Rncinc is so beautiful a town that Chicago business men will be willing to make It their residence, as they can conveniently do, with a first clots railway in operation.

Its educational institutions are of EO high a character tlmt Hacine rare inducements to families. We visited the High School at the invitation of Col. Clement, of the Advoeatc.and niter going through its departments, ire do not believe that the city of New York can show a better regulated Public School. Our surprise was that $7,000 could bnild so elegant a structure. It is perfect in its.

taste, and as as a select echool. The doors open outward as a precaution against a panic among children, in case of a tire. J. G. McMTKN, the Principal, is one of those faithful workers In the cause of educa tion, who pass their lives more usefully than those who accumulate then: hundreds of thou Racine Is also proud of her college- new, but likely to be most useful; and comparatively imiall a city asiihe is, the can show, raving the cathedral at Milwaukee, aa neat and elegant a church edifice as there Is in the State.

Their new Hotel, the Saktr another institution nl which they fed proud. It is near the Court Homo, finely situated, neatly furnished. uud well licpt. It will accomodate nearly 1001 ago tine a Hotel. Lilie a good thing, it is well rouized.

Some very elegant private houses; are building- S. R. C. Dyer, A. H- Van S.

W. Barns, 1- Sbarpitvin. J. VMt. II.

Larkin. F. H. Smith. J.

Bond. B. r. Go; li. 1-RiMock, II 11 Uilin, lico U-.

A CiiWi, J. sulbi'rlAiu il Gibson j. KeiiuUicau. H. J.

j. WLwlccU. W. Kccvti. G.

AbWtt il. £. ThompJcB. S. X.

Daniel. S. M. Shennas. Blate.

1'aYkcr. E. rwr. 0 1'otter K. J.

Lore. A I) Kirkpatrick. P. Halfcnbcck. J.

I. Uoodoll. S. Betdi. H.

Welch. 1. Diivid jo Brown, 11 P. Thompson. Fend W.

Panirti, D. )) XcKer, .1. A Hirbci C. Hallenbsi-k Lafayftif. H.

Earnest. Tnylur. Said, and B. THE WAI-KESHA PI.MXI>EAIJ:K says that the Postofllce clique of this city arc covertly opera to-day rejected by the Boston Banks. In.

this city, the house of Nazro reject Clinton Bank, Columbus, Ohio, and also the notes ofthc Bank of Cirulcville, Ohio. FIKST WABU B. CBOSS received the nomination for Assembly in the First Ward, yesterday afternoon. Mr. CROSS.

the experience und the business qualifications to make an excellent member, nnd his con: stittients nay count on a faithful attention to their interests. We should mid in justice to Mr. I CROSS, that he thoroughly appreciates the char' acter of the Postmaster and his friends. They I could not prevent his nomination, and therefore, affect to concur in it The fact that Cross have been our Senators Walker and Dodge and Mr. Wells had not op- i posed him, is the best evidence of his position.

We therefore trust that the good men of the Ward will send him to the Legislature by a triumphant majority. f-ublie During the last month, 77,000 i acres of land were entered at tbe Land Office in St. Louis, under the graduation act of the lost Congress. The most of it taken at the tit price. DEATH OF THE GOVERNOR of Xelratka.

telegraphic despatch, from St. Joseph, dated on the 22nd, fays (Jov. Hurt died at Belleview, Ne' braska Territory, on the 18th inst. Gov. Burt was a native of South Carolina, and was at one time a representative in Congress, and more re! ceutly held an important office at Washington.

It is only three or four weeks since he passed i ibrough St. Louis to enter upon his duty of organizing Nebraska Territory. Farmers' Bank of Saratoga, New wus not redeemed in New York eity ou the 21sl." So say the Cleveland papers. I We learn that the Clinton Bank of Columbus. Ohio, is added to the list of discredited Uiicago Journal, inst.

FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27. Democratic County Convention, The Convention for the nomination of Oasa fndiana, proves that bad nominations may be they arc not elected. Hamilton bounty, Ohio, formerly gave 1.000 democratic majority. ATeak nominations were mode at tbe dictation of government office holders, and tjif democrats lose their ticket by majority! I in the same State, which usual--. tTcs over 2,000 democratic majority, defeats ike regular ticket.

Even so arge democratic majority, when men are nominated who are confessedly capable, and who ire not the instruments of any clique whatever, rat look only TO THE PEOPLE, whosm Jiey arc to protect, and whose approbation they ehonldwin by the faithful discharge of their duties. We have plenty of good men outside of any clique. So we simply echo the Voice cf the sound and sterling Democracy, when we say give ns goal men, and a triumphant victory will follow. If other influences prevail, Aisor- pnization and defeat as has previously been the jase when we made weak nominations, frill be the lot of the democratic party of this city and county. Squall; Times in Chicago.

now financial prospects look decidedly squally. The Banks cf the city have best customers, and of anv terms. oecon 1 co and some sre.ntterly unable to pay, though vTorth, thousands of A question'of the last importanceris how long this state of things must continued Are to have, a financial crMs; or, Trill thisEquall blow over in a week ortwo? For ourselves we incline to the more hopeful viewof tuesqbject Probably from one io two millions-of-currency 'Ui ibeshapoof Indiana Batik; tills, have heen thrown out of circulation. This would; under, any circumstances, aujjpucu. njui uiun uus-w tible into specie or ejDehange.

There is no real lack of money, the banta all over the country are, a general rule, in a healthy condition, and we can.Bee no, eond reason, for anriety and alarm; Even the bills of the Indiana banks are days at -the we.have heard of but one cr 'two of them disposed to take adva'ntagc of the ui ihiarespect. "A week or we mistake not, will mfflce for to convert their Indiana currency, and thiitthey able to do something for their cjistomera Our citizens, must accommorj date each other as as possible, be pa- Chicago Democratic frns. The Chicago people-are now Buffering from the it was waged nearly the entire circulation of Indiana, It far better secured than, the circulation of the stocks generally are of a better character. The war was waged-for the benefit! of the Georgia Bants in Chicago, and has beijn the means of deranging the business OJ Illinois and Wisconsin and has swindled the farmers out of io cents on every bushel of wheat that they have latterly the Banks dare not discount, because of the panic caused by the rejection of Indiana currency. Chicago is at the bottom of the movement, and perhaps she may suffer too, for her Georgia Banfca.may.

be thoroughly shaken before theconfusionends, and if they topple over, there is no security to mi and it tfley topple over, tnere is no wcuru; iu Sdlmg cut a Ifory naval agent theirnote3i the form of State stocks. at Memphis, has advertised a sale on the hjcalr0i Detroit and Milwaukee thjowu first of November, of all the moreable public nt ihe time tnere Indiana Stock following circular from James Duttou the Cashier: of. the State seme deredpn before a single Indiana note is sacrificed. The currency is far better, secured than, was at first supposed. Indiana, Oct 21st, of the fact that a great panic in regard and detrimental to the circulating notes of the Banks of Indiana, has been farced np- on the! People, we deem it dne.ourselvea, and the submit a few facts for the calm consideration- of all interested.

And, 1st. assert that this indirerimiriate war against said Banks, commenced with, and is carried on by certain parties (whom we. have not space to designate here,) for malicious and sel- flah purposes; and did not originate" with, er was called for; by the mass of the people, or the communities ja which cnoh Banks existed, or where their Jiates circulated but on the other hand, where the system was understood, the pcoplei if uninflnnced by false representations, would be more willing to take theft noteaVthan those of any other system of to provide for the redemption of their nbtes, In case oT a Euspensiori, these Banks have 'deposited with.tfi'e^Anditor of State; in State Stocks or Bonds, the market varket value of which, in ordinary times, would amount to nearly one quarter oJ a million OaaiL their total circulation; that the stockholders aremdividttiaiy-liible in addition' to thla; to double tJieatwint of their stock; and no Rallrpsd stock or bonds, or mortgages ca real he, has been tsten as.securlty. (Some have aisarted that such -wire'admitted by law; it a 'oat In a rjme of great commercial rangeiflent and distress, Hnch. as the present, the cannot- depreciate so as to cause the.

holders of the notes of a Bank that might "suspend, mire than a. trifling loss, eein allacing (which' we are by no. means 'witling to do,) that the stockholders are and no other assets could be found. The Mcnomoiiee Belosr-se publish Mr. BrifTet's memorial for dsraag23, in losing some 50 bushels of wheat by his team having backed off Mchonmnee bridge, and the report of our City Attorney, to whom the was referred for settlement.

Mr. Faote in his proves that the plantrag, wassent by half ibuahelof at a quay, but was absent so long that approhensioos was entertained for hfa Foots in his proves that the i "Let's look at'em says he, and-he-onens the city not in the least response for damages SheTwho Gjyof Biiimn-llr. vou yoii these?" i'Jt mis Mick says aboard the Pol October loss and damage on fif- ty busheia of wheat, and breaking of wagon the iliief of the world! what on the 12th day of October. First, I brought lo city from SYypcena, Columbia county, in this bushels of choice and oaf gained to'sell the'same to Armstrong at per bushel; being then in the up- 'pgEpart of -tha city, I drove down East atrset to Wnlker'3 Foint bridge, but on account of the paving of the street near the bridge, there being no crossingrwith teams. I returned' and attempted to cross the Menomonec bridge; atabout the same time a team iittfmptod to come on from the opposite were and in: the effort to start, my team became frightened and backed off into ibe.

river, there being no railing or protection at the of the teidgeV A part of the wheat was got out of the-river and sold as damaged wheat. Thelos-s on the'load, and'expense of repairing wagon, as above charged. Bull, wheat buyer for Armstrong was with me at the time, to whom reference- is made. I uhderstand thiu bridge is under the control, and supported by the city, and consequently the city is liable for of proper protection on the sides of said Bridge With this representation I request the Common Council of the city of Milwaukee, after satisfying themselves of the facts iu tha case, to pay the aforesaid amount. Yours, GEOBUE BBIFFHT.

VI vuuju uc lyuuu. 4th.l That the entire suspenmoncf all the Free nnsiinn nftho r-itu Attnrnev ankii! of this Slate, would not. under anv cir- 0 rthe Clty At10rnc property of said yard, consisting of horses, jons. artillery. in pursuance of the late act Of Congress, surrendering said Navy Yard as gift to the city of Memphis.

AN ABSCOXDIXG B. Manchester, banker, fled from Cincinnati on last Saturday night He was arrested at Lawrenceburg, on Monday, at the instance of one of depositors living there. His trunk was opened, and a large amount of railroad stock was "found. Having his creditors there, he was allowed to leave. He had on deposit at Cincinnati about chiefly the property of persons je the amount be has for theirToenefit will not pay ten cents on the dollar.

Pass the rogue around. THE BAPTIST COSVEXTIOS of this met at Madison on Thursday. Some 40 delegates out Ailar.ii and Mxcon at the same time, there would have bseni a Digger crash than has occurred in Indiana currency. But tbe end is not yet. The Bonks of Indiana will now combine fcr a war on Chicago, and no city is above feeling the hostility of aich's combination.

Times are very hard in, Chicago, and they will find that no relief cornea they have adopted the very course to aggravate the existing pressure. Indiana currency should have been rejected months ago and not wait until every laboring man has more or less of it, and then shut down aad thus swindle him out cf his labor. The Banks have immensely strengthened the brokers, but we doubt whether they have not offended every farmer in the West, who feels they think that it was not necessary to reject the entire currency of State, which has more wealth at this moment than even the Banks! of this State, would not, under, any circumstances, involve as great a loss to the- blll- holders, as the failure of oNTrBank HAS established on the plan of nocollsteral 5ihJ That the course taken at various points of entirely refusing to receive notes of. such a nuDdber paying Banks, indiscrimir circulation of whlch.waa impera- tlvelyj demanded by the. -wants of the commercial community, has no parallel in the history of trade.

If any links tare not redeemed prompt- Uy npdn presentation, or have in: any way attempted an evasion of spirit of the General Banking Law, would not justice, seem to dictate that those particular Bank! should have been reported, their notes -refused, ana.made rent, Instead of including others who acted as honoratlya-nd pronjpJly Banks have ever done? perfection cannot 'claimed for any human institution, and cer- tainly-thisk It is always better'tc correct abuses than to destroy a system which is primarily founded on just and true principles. 6." That the "sorting' 1 and returning at one time, of such large amounts ofthc currency of ity of srJd Banks; a wu -j the ring and then to behold the huge slouching fetitim of George ufio claims damage eg and diminutive tail graduaUy elevated, on apmsat of las Wheat, md by hutamback- ft acj disclosmg a viat expanse of dirty, taw- Afenomonte Bnage. rt ma liidinrniis. This matter having been referred to tbe City Attorney tor his opinion" ss to legal liability of the cityrin the above case. I do: respectfully report that I have esamined the premises and persons, iu relation to the mattes, and am-decidedly of opinion that the city are not legally liable for said damage, for the reasons following: 1st The city are under no obligation to maintain, said doso.for public accommodation, the not being- in a public street or-Highway, 'consequently persons pass over it at their own, risk.

these Bonks by Broken, is prima of their confidence in the ability are in attendance, mostly preachers, and the State of Virginia. business is being dispatched very fast. The WiscMSiri Berlin Courant says: convention will probably adjourn ic-iay. shown a few days since, by Mrs. A.

Wright, of Ceresco, a "thrifty looking fig jalena and CViicapo vrutca last rail con- loaded with figs, some of which were necting these two cities was laid on Wednesday) near jpe. It is rather a novel sight to see a hours. THE LUMBER BratNEsTi's evidently on the in- ting against Mr. though i bleed him for Berviees ivndertM. 'Ot to This SALE OF RKAI.

Bloftom sold to Charles Qnentin, Lots 4 and 5, in Block 72, In the 4th Ward. 80 feet on Milwaukee river, for cash. Mr. Blossom bought the same property seven years ago, for $4000. Afli-r getting a yearly rent for the ground, he than doubles on his investment.

In 1837, uiueu uiiu m0 iij a uounies on nis invcsimeuu iu 1001, would not surprise there is iml more wcnj fam feet under wn ter and could unprincipled wt of politicinii" out of 1'wii solfl for SIOOO- ri'UE MAmsox Anous says that K. A. ffl wrote the arUele for which Judge KILI.KII.—A despatch from arrived ill New York yesterday. The Direclori of the Vermont Central Railroad THE LUMBER BratNEsis even city of Cleveland I cr ease at that pluce. On Friday negotiated in New return from Ctrcsco, we met no le last, on our met no less than seven- AT bonds of th to run till 1860, have been negotiateu iu i return irom we uici York at par to the amount of 330,000, per teen teams in one company, haavily loaded This speaks well for the credit of our I ff i BerKn CouraKt.

md Plaindealtr. as they are men of too much sagacilj to run the risk of con-redemption, if they supposed there was a probability of it, and a loss could accrue to them thereby. Many of the soundest financial minds of the country, (who are in no way interested in Indiana Banking,) have repeatedly, asserted that the incessant "runs'-' upon these Banks.and continual demand for them, would have shivered the" New England and znaoy other Banks, to atoms. 7th, That the wholesale abuse and vituperation which has becu heaped upon the the misrepresentatione, the designation of all concerned therein as scoundrels, tbe of "yfld-cat" and 'Tvorthless," ail these things coming from certain quarters, would to jnstif na to. saying to the language of Jnnius to the "it is a misfortune of young life that you should never have known the language of truth until'you heard it In the complaints of the people." olV- nTld'nT- tnnTO AUC 1M1UKV tvua IU a arid-the petitioner stopped his team.

to- wait for a team on the opposite side of the bridge. There waa'noobstlcle to prevent his continuing on, except that there was mud hole ou the south the bridge which he disliked to drive into, his team was skittish and backed off; a steady and well broke team would not have done so. AU of which is respectfully submitted. E.FooiE,City Atty. Oct.

24th JS54. CHICAGO ASD GAIKSA are now united by railway. The lost connecting roil was put down This little fact indicate? that therr is money where there is confidence. Ltrw Two Girls with The Colum jerformances in Somerset, Ohio, and that gave performances in Somerset, I two girls, were so cxptivnted the iotb. Finally; we ask a candid "dance and the whoop'-' of these non? of Nature, of our General Banking that tbev asked to accompany them, and the co-gewHcB 0 INDIANA Banking Thompson's Reporter thus explains the operandi of getting the money on the Indiana to accompany them, currency: i which being gallantly granted, they proceeded The notes must be protested by notary and i ar Putnam, where they were overtaken by lodged with the auditor, who notifies the bank.

The bank has then thirty days in which to redeem If payment is not made within the thirty days, the auditor then proceeds to cell the stocks at public auction, and (if we read the law right) pays all protested notn in full, and the girla, a epry widow, who called en the police to aid her in recovering her "wild-goingVdaughters. But after a little "talk" and a private interview with the chiefs, Ihe mother discharged the police and made-a third L. B. ViLAfi is the democratic candidate in i nrc voted lo trace fraudulent stock issued by the Madison Assembly district. It is an excel- Crane before opening the transfer books, and to cnt nomination.

Judge is a nmn of ability a abeyance until some decision, legis- and character. lutivc or judicial, is had in the matter. This is MB. arc brightening R. day and we think majority will be larger Company injTpudiatinj; the Schuyler stock, than it was two yean ago More UvnKOI llim A Bin86011( an eminent phy- dtusfe thch" caSat'rLd "wm siciito Pari, (France) says that a vapor bath vote for Mr.

Macy, while he will receive his; i certain cure for hydrophobia. Having suf- does theWthf can tor those who'have ther discharged the police ana maae, a imra not been smart enough to hnv their notes pro- -willing heart" to follow the Indian -men' to tested. I their western camp. Bat the of this sud- The Indianapolis Sentinel of ihe 17th inat. conv ersion is not stated, says immediately after suspension of the! CocsTEItFEn Gor a he New York Journal Bank o) and the of Xorlhem ofCommeKe says that a new counterfeit qnar- Indiano, "tbe holder, should not sacrifice them, Circulation.

It less neatly as the securities on file in the Auditor of State ter eagle executed ihan the one noticed a day or two own party strength. Menaiha Adv. ra (v j(ij i 5 disease, he concluded to put an Tm WWCM Cincin-j end to hi, life by stifling himself in a vapor nati Gazette of the 18th announces the bath. Having entered one for this purpose he Briscoe White, in Ule grocery -used tbe heat to be raised W7 Their assets exceed their liabilities. In relu- he was surprised imd delightol to Und himself executed man iue one noueeu ui mu office arc ampletoprotecllheb.il holders.

wrfl calcu i ate( io THE FATE OK Mr. SAXIIFOHP, of New York, deceive. It had not Veh analysed, bui la sup- excites more than the usual po5C 10 be made of over 50 per cent, geld, and as he stated that he had no life-preserver. The to W0 rth about $1,50. It bears date 1853, last Mr.

Mitchell, of Charleston, raw of Mr. Sand- an has under the eagle the letter which in ford, he was pacing the deck with a shawl about pi ac ed upon the coin struck off at the New him, taking leave of his friends, and occasion- Orleans branch Mint. The wings of the eagle allv waving his hand as they individually took arc sharply cnt than in the genuine coin, their departure. He preserved bis courtesy the sire cf the coin Is perfect, i'nd it would We repeat ttat thV failure of one or more of these ehonH no more discredit the others, tban'the failure of a "special charUred" others of that 9th. The failure of a Bank of thla clasa, unlike some others; must necessarily involve' a loss to the stockholders, and ihis furnishes an- examination General Banking its stringent and the co-operatlQU Of all who wish 0 place the issue of bank notes as money, upou 1 safe and secure basis, to aid iu driving out any abuse that may be found, and Improving it jf deemed neeessary, uiitll It is, what the spirit of its 'provisions make It, aTafe and always re- iable system of banking, wherein its currency secured beyond the control of the bonkerE, and their sometimes questionable creeds of in- iegriry and honesty.

We would caution the loldefs of notes of any of the not to be alarmed at reports of the failure ofariy of thetn, and in consequenee sell their Notes to those who buy for speculation, but hold them a few days, until the panic Is removed; and if any actually suspend, until their affairs can be closed by the Auditor of State. We honestly assure you this will promote your own interests. With the hope that all our Banks will contract their of affairs generally iu the city, the Gazette remarks: No such pressure in the money market as that which now prevails, has lieen experienced since 1837. The difficulties of 1842 were ol a somewhat different character, and the 0 was less serious than it is now. The distress at Cincinnati has been aggravat and in no cose failed, except In the case of a child seven years old, who died in tbe bath.

M. Binssou also cites the old stories of dancing being a remedy for the bite of tarantula; und I draws attention to the fact tbat the animals In even in the pell-mell scramble for life. be readily taken by any shopkeeper. ECSSIAN inhabitants of Odessa had given a pledge that they wonld burn I ox, said to weigh 4,982 the city rather than allow it to fall into the Jae larges( hands of toe Allies. They will probably have chance to teat story we have lately heard.

their after Sebastopol is taken, IQ Mcntgaxfr on the Zist there will be attacked. CBAKBEEIES are selling at St Paul at $10 pe were 10 deaths from yellow fever. There will be no abatement of Ihe until the frost wnum mis muuucHS IB IUUHL ituijui-uuv muuu IA, ed by the foolish war on the Indiana banks. dogg ffo veSi FLOATISQ great floatingdock, built and foxes, who iicver perspire. launched outhe20tl, cst at £190,000.

The largest afloat, can to S. be taken into the structure for repairs. fa The Bepublicans of La Fayette have animals it is stated, can be raised successfully nominated Dr. Geo. W.

Lee, for the Stats Sen-1 Pennsylvania, ate. in place of C. W. Gratiot. PKE-PATJIEST or leara.

says GIobe that some nine months in tbe State Senate. offlce artmen( CM5ed aa is the republican candidate and Richland Co. Senatorial dis- barrel. I conies. flxniASA ou Indiana banks are "no valustion of real estate inLaCrosse go''about town to-day.

They vere cot taken as reported by the State Beard, is f.F tt.0 OTld nt. t.hp F.rd OIMV I Inti. nr.fl.'T—a1_ gO aOOUt IOWU iucj at any of die Stores and at the Bants ore only i recelvcd nt from 85 to SO aas imt. wel. Urpt.

It will accomodate nearly 100 ami wo cannot but adnure tie itan tcti the result of which it was! AsEembl tbe PlattevUle distnct. M-lse, which er, a city of 7,600 so, cmc uded atytm per centum of the let rf i learn that the store of Chandler iterssent in the mails were at that time Gleen at ingv ei Grant was de- Lake Shore railway depot, a house which has not more than two or three superiors in Mtlwau see. Mr. Norton, President of the Racine Co, 3auU. also building a very fine 'ar from tbe Court House.

As editors are public characters, of course me of our first duties was to call upon them; in be Democrat, we find our old friend, Mr. O. or DE. C. T.

Hinman, of Chicago, President of the Northwest I. the 21st uv 1 Qj ujg jlmrM" iu ititvi uuuuii i -TAH-OBD, working falthfoUy and efficiently for haTe obtained far more than a party vote. gaticu shows that at this time centum of the letters so sent are pre-paid. Rurrs W. PECEBAM of Albany declined to stand on the Nebraska platform; so the hards of Albany nominated for Congress, DAVID HAMILTON anex-canal contractor.

The declination -of Mr. Peckhom will largely diminish the vote' following are the official totals of the definite of the in that Mr. would appropriations of the last 'THE Rra and stale cf FsKsr-cial jlfairs in Cincinnati The Cincinnati Times! of the 25th says: The is over; the "run" has beneiited no one, and has been disastrous to all, iu the interruption of business and subjection of all classes to extraordinary efforts to meet unusual demands. Ellis Sturgis. it is said, paid out about four hundred thousand dollars, and then tendered help to their neighbors.

The Citizens' Bonk. (Smeod.Collard Hughes,) went through unblemished, and stands as stout to-day as of the Central Bank, (Hatch Langdon;) ulso Gregory, Ingalsbee about whom false rumors prevailed. The People's Bank, P.B.Manchester; Savings Bank, Sandford who are also connected with the Kentucky Trust Covington and Connersville, and P. Outcalt have stopped. valuation of village lots vai lal property amount State fas nsessed 32,222 HATCKAL Gr.rEr.—We perceive by certain ex- in ths Nosrs cf late, that they take very much to heart the defeat of TnoiU3 HOOD for Judge.

We cie not. surprised at their grief; fcr the election cf HOOD might have saved some of ths Post Office clique from the State Prison- Under such circumstances the defeat of KOOD la a very great misfortune to the clique who moke the News their mouthpiece. Such grief will burst out In spite of thejidvice ofthe older ATFBOPRIATIOXS OF THE LAST he party, and we trust with some reward to iraself, as he well deserves to be cordially and; berally sustained. Col. CLEMZ.VT, of the Advo- ite is candidate for the State Senate, and if ic Republicans must elect their man, Col.

lement wonld be our choice too. He has hewed his path and such men -ver go backward. KUC'IBC rejoices In three banks, butthecur- there oe here, is exceedingly iniied, too nch co fcr either comfort.or-convenience. It one of those mysteries that we do iltit under- uid, that the more Banks we have in WlMon- the lees of our good state Bant currency in be obtained. 46 rirli! 10,000.000 00 he Nebraska.candldate for Congress in the first.

district, is 958. English, tbe Jvebraska i-andi- date Ui the second district, has C21 majority. Treat. The Indiana Sentinel makes the new Senate stand 26 democrats. 23 whigs.

and one Senator I to be heard from. House, 41 democrats, 471 Add to these the indefinite whlgs, and two members to be heard from. a least fire the aggregate for the Tbe -Fusion" State Ticket is elected by a fc be a trlBc over seventy millions aiority the of 18,000. First Ward frimtry Mating voting going on this afternoon to select a nominee, the friends of JAUEB B. CBOSS feel nangniuc hat he will come out ahead.

TllE KOHTUEB-V COXORERSIOXII. The Badger Stale saye: Mr MAcrhas been and influential representative. His votes Turn been right on all matters the iatveite of his majority of Miller, i In anrl diher iHijitioi CiTil nrtiScatlcms, Military Academy. 11. 373.568 90 TBE CHICAGO DEMOCRAT concludes an article ou the late fining ofthe editors of the Madison Argus, for contempt of court, by declaring: We trust the Press of the country will give the Judiciary to understand, that it will submit to no censorship, nor to the abridgement of any of its guaranteed rights.

Zb Hit jlonoratte, the Mayor and Common CaUncil of the City of Milwaukee; in tin matter of the aaya whatjll I tie'I'd sooner do it myself than see youabiscd," "And so takes em' in doors, and. guts them, nate clean, as you'll see, 1 opening at. the name time the bag of oyster shells, that were as empty aa the head that bore, them to the house. retired Merchant, ivho has.been living pleasantly, in Europe for the "joist four yearn, returned iHth his family in the steamer a sister of latr- Gen. Journal.

Mr. Tweedy is a lirolher of. John A Tweedy of thiicify. EI.E-.IIA.NT PKBFORMA.XCK—ANIMATED LADDER, Since I saw an elephant stand on. his head the circus in 1'aris.

I have not been more musetl tlian Twos an evening or two'since- 5 at the. de I'Imperatrie. The elephantaweri! evidently yotuiff and very docile creatures, and appeared iu the immense arena of sawdust, bo Bhmewhat smaller than usual. They Were hamll.d by a muscular fellow, whohai Mere control over them than any mahout I ever saw ialndin. They waltzed, danced, and walked on their heads.

I never laughed more my life than at their singular performance; To seethe trunk and tusks lace themsu'lves firmly on a small raised platform in Y. papers are having a deal of fun over Judge BBOXSOSS gyrations on the Prohibitory Liquor Law. His political dance is thns briefly described: 'Tn his first letter he approved the veto. In hissecond he declined to express any opinion. IS his-third be said he had not read the bill, hut -thought that if it was merely Governor should have signed it.

In his fourth he doubted the expediency of prohibition. And hi his'flfth, which -thus far his ho declares distinctly that "no iasr ought to be passed." evening, for Assembly, in the 1st ward, ami James Head, one of our city Aldermen, in the 3d ward. Mr. PBC-THS belongs to the Sentinel clique, and expected to help carry their appropriation through the next legislature. He is thereupon a great favorite of the A horse to; a luggy, started from Menominee bridge, and after turning three or four corners, brought up at the Clinton House, where the horsn lost his gravity and came to the ground.

The buggy wns literally riddled to pieces. Too much caution cannot bo exercised in having horses properly "Where have I been! why, where should 1 tot To fetch the -V ''And what, in the name of St. Patrick, kept yousolong;" "Lougl by iny snul, I have been pretty quick, considering all things';" what things:" "Doncidcring what things; why, considering- getting to be sure." what fish?" flab? why, blur-on' owls, th? OW- tefd." you do hnainJ why mean, that as I resting down lonifiit thu I'icklcd Herring haying drop to couifor me; a giutlemau axed me what Sot in' wy aiick." Jl iy-looking belly, was infinitely ludicrous. nteard of a cracker or an apple invariably elicited a repetition, and onco, in the ardor of success, one aspiring animal tumbled forward on to his back! HID fall shook the and for a moment or two discomposed him; but. ha quickly recovered himself, and soon emulated iia companions who in hia unnatural attitude bad a quiet but observing spectator of ths effects of loo lofty throwing: of the hind Ugt towards the ceiling.

Feats with their trunlta they exhibited in profusion, but the ground and lofty tumbling and the waltzing were lame, as supremely ridiculous us they were wonderfully Industrious. They circulated their keeper, at his command, iu evesy direction, saluted the audience, embraced each other, and gracefully retired from the arena; bearing be- tween-thEm the biped whose in compar- ison.appcared so contemptible and overwhelmed with and laudations from the delighted spectators. All Paris flocked to sen them during the engagement, and the owner, I suppose; reaped a handsome fortune. The animated ladder is also on extraordinary Nerve, skill, and composure distinguished the individual who immortalizes himself nightly for five franca a sight. He tburcu tome as sunremelT ridiculous R8 they were The bridge was in a passable condition, lara i graceiuiiy murcu iruui iuc luuuu, uiai.

vj-- tweenlhcm the biped whose iacompar- bridge which he disliked to 0 im- Ullmeil iur uvl: u.g..». on Wednesday. mounts a narrow ladder some ten feet high, and mm from the topmoat round really appears to imbue Juinis BEOSSOH on a Prohibitory Liquor Law. itwithhuman and admiration. It struts, trots, gallops, beats a measure, or la stationary, under hi.s influence.

A3 a finale, ha holds it and himself in equilibrium, and fiddles. 03 the curnivn! of Pa'ganini in a very creditable manner. The ladder does not move a hair's breadth; it seems to be driven iu the ground, and the man tied to it, so utterly motionless do both remain (with the esceptiou of the motion necessary to the violin playing) until, he has. walk away as steadily as possible. Ravel's bidder feat 13 de- cicddly inferior to it, though at iho Howard prohibitory uor necessary to thia performance, we can both be- first OTtd 'fhird Ward Ktfubiirau Hevn, must be enoruious.

The fellow, however, jf A Prentiss was nominated lant isliks almort all the French circus performers and very quick and graceful in bis UKivemeriK There an- many other enter- tainin--nt3 incidi-nt Iu the Empress' cirous which are und but I will not exhaust yonv uatieuce in detailing lor. Boston Port. secured. THE PCBUC Pm.vnxn.— The contract for the. public printing has been to Beriah Brown.

Secretary' Gray decided Mr. Densmore's bid to be the lowest. From it h-i-ty glam-e a 1 tainesV.aSm^therarrangements^asto bid to be the lowest. Fromaba.ty plani-e al prelect their circulation In any emergency that the several bids wore mo- Lybe forced upon OBSBUX Saen-e General, and Treasurer, by The Triennial Catalogue of this ficurishing decided hi. hid to he the lo Western Institution for the College Year 1851- I 55, presents the following summary: Theological DepartmCut Cuilc.jiiteI1panme.tt, Gaitlinut Preparatory.

Yoaug Ladiea' urcrsa rreparatorj Ijtdiei preparing for Whole cumber of Whcla nnmber K. R. forenoon a seri- 2TI 13 OIU1UK 111 liunlDIUU ITIfcll" ----c: I train. The accident occurred near Clinton man was killed and three or four others seriously employee's of the company. We were unable to learn their names.

The engines were completely smashed up and the cars badly REMAisrsaco-e dacmered. remains of Sir John party were found on the banks the Fish river, otli- er-wise colled flows ncrth- HOBBID MCEDiEa OP FEMALE B7 Jeanette Barney, about twenty yearaof age, was murdered nt the LitchSeld, COUE. alms-house, of which she was inmate, on wesk. She was subject er-wse cae Tur.daynlghtof last week. She subject ward intoone of the inleta of the-Arctic Ocean, fits, and on the night inquestipn was Tie point Tiiere the unfortunate men perished placed in the same room with another inmate tude with line 67 deg.

if. latitude. FrcmSonio election in Meiico. and. resulted in fcvcrxjf the democrats, tha trial of Major for hilling Mr.

Astrejytfe celsbratedlraveUer. re suited jn'rti 62 Ul UK HUlUlfcJ' Ul The Indianapolis Journal says that the Fn-; rdollars ouists will have 17 majority on joint ballot, i ilihcaukee If Mitsiiiippi S. The receipts MOXEV lllis for week of CiC SS fKtR ofBongor, Maine, recently deceased, has left by his will the sum of $20,000, for the establishment near Bangor, of a Farm School for boys. $5,096,31 17,260,05 Vast quantities of black walnut lumber IB shipped from Sandusky, Ohio, to the Making a total of, where it is manufactured into furniture and The total proceeds of the month, If the boa Passengers Freight Total, $22,356,39 Add for two weeks previous, 31,917,58 JAXES GOOOK is democratic nominee for Assembly, from the Lake and Greenfield district. PETEB LAVB has stronger claims to be the regular he had a majority in the democratic The'Full For James Pollock, whig and Know-Nothing, For William Bigler.

democrat, Pollock's majority, On the question of Prohibition or no Prohibition, the result is that it is defeated ly inna- iorityof 2,960. Against a Prohibitory Liquor Law. For a Prohibitory Law. heads. CAE BuarcsQ in Measures are in progress in preparing a building for the manufacture of freight and passenger of Ihs Western road now building from that city.

These steps are taken by the Directors of the It. J. M. S. R.

Ca, who have already secured the of J. B. Eddy, a gentleman from Cleveland, who is -well acquainted with tbe business to oversee their construction The old red tannery building has been taken to be fitted up D3 a work shop. JCUA The popular yosngtctress now in Boston, playing a successful engage- leeiidthat MIK her'paroSTsma. She was found dtodinthe ornine, and her room-mate when enquired of bar she came so, replied that she choked er to death to put her out of her misery, i he ntirdresa bad been committed, to jail.

THE TKBTATIOXS cfmor.ey.- Heavy forgeries just been discovered in London, perpetrn- Mozs of tss JArctrc's Waltham. cfSeir York, from-Bristol, England, reports that en ths 15th-inst; on the banks -of NewfoundlanoVand jn, latitude 45. caw is, quantity of wrecked material, balwarts painted blactj trnd atoat bottom- side up. rt'waspaintedbiackvaadK or SO feet long. Theae articles are snpposed to be the ct the ment at the new in that city, On Saturday she closed the second Treefc to houses which, yielded over $1.000 nightly.

Smtaninte Hotel, at St. Paul, was Arctic. Scsss SKCOXB rcsclu- tionrbt the Kew York Commoa Council, tendering a reception to Cap. Itfci, very pioperiy was reterred to a committee. Luce has written a letter to an Alderman requesting DO furflier proceedings be had in the matter.

This was subsequent ereatsshow that with ordinary precautions, the disaster to the Arctic might have "been averted. U3 a day or two a fair specimen of writing paper, raid to have been manulactureij from th 197,1001 destroyed by fire on the 4th inet. 36,903 about Majority against it, sentTbsck to the West for sale. ness of the -present week comes up -to last, wffl I. Ereckinriige, (the one who was be near $75,000.

uuc iiuv jinc to fight a duel with Cutting,) of the Lexington, of ronkers.S V- District, and U4y, we the "Cleveland a public reception on Get WaUrCnre." UUbV JfUV-K' Hotel, which i 152,199 149,233 ABmon fJu.Om.— On the night of the 18 th inst, on board, the cars of Watertqwn and. Borne Railroad, by Elder Jurld, one of tbe panengers acting as" inUrprcter, Johonnas to Miss Blon, both of Scee, ss many. We understand the passengers made up a purse which was presented to the happy couple. This is decidedly the that we hare ever heard of. new town to be laid out on.

the Minnesota river, near the by Col. Wm.Fos- It christened Son LATEBrEOM. Teas -lettsrofflie 13th. states the yellow Tever is declining- at Brownsville, and. confirms the report of the defeat-of the revolutionists, who.

were driven from Mexico acres? the Sio Grande. of Life. occurred infhe town of Marshall, N.Y_ in the house of. an Englishman, named Oliver. Mrs.

Oliver was con- sumed'in the flames." and a child 4 years old, was oniy" saved by breaking thro'a window. The Ere vas caused by a match. THE WBATBZB for the past few weeks -has brtnvcrj; farorable. OurfSamera hare had elorioTCopportunity to harvest.their ran crops ind we should from, what we can that they have'intpiored It -very' Sentinel. mmm Crrr.

HOTBUr-Dater Jemiar tt City Hotel, WattnitMr, Bends sfllkei house well wi ville Sundttni. -i Jinuey and in other mummies which bore JtAS CAS BTASD.n-A- many years ago Beaumont, JDHJUO" died. Thert it untU in. the bowela of Lord uobtetnao, who lattt juak uvvu ed by one of themosi eminent nttomsys of the nner temple. The gentleman's name is Ed- I Lavford, solicltOT to the East India com- ony.

and has held that responsible and lucra- ve post for years. Income cases the forger- ej have brought utter rttin on a large number "plodding persona who had accumulated their rooertT by years of close attention to business -Tim rendered pennilesss by the acts of Mr. Sfaaiihand. French Marino KcAlluter opect to reach thia city soon, with of 4 ot 500 of these fine Banners will have a chance to improve their stock large by this means. THE Portington says that nothing deipljes her so ranch as to see people who pro- easto expect salvation, go to church without heir when a reflection to taken.

Brsrasasicontinuea good here, aurt emigration is on the merease. The boata come up the er crowded with and La Crosse Sr share. AfeiTdays the War Eagle anded here about CO, and a day. or two-alter hat the Galena brought npalwnt all new comers. Every house is and nore wanted.

Shantien are going up to sheHer. lew emigrants from the coun- ry live in tiebr wagons, and put np CroaeStfvb. A Spiritual man named P. S. Blackman, of Urowuxville, and a young lady named Julia Hnrlburt.of Kirtland.wens spiritually married at the latter place, ou Sunday of last.week: The ceremony consisted iu a matrimonial declaration made by themselves.

In thief their friends. The s-erviccs consisted of Hie following very poetical you seen MIL' niorumg siinboaraa the opening Tlins did our spirits meet, and greet ilie intervipw; and tfce inv'isihle elements irf nature mute und blend in oni' lavmonk.ua impulse, so arc our spirits ufflnitizixl into one -accordant living force Whoever are tliun united by the eternal laws cf aflinity.nanght has a ilhoi'ity to separate. We thus inlroiltiei! unto you the relation of hiialMDil and wife." M's-i with bor lather, paid our city a vi.iit the uust suuiiner, ou a tour. FK(M Detroit, Oct. 27.

THE FltPBEss TRAIN that left Niagara Falls on the (Jreat Western Railroad yesterday at 2 o'clock P. M. came In collision with gravel- train on tlif track at 5 o'clock this morning, about 12 miles this of Chatham Fiftysix emigrants instantly killeil. Some in first class cars teidly bruiseii. It thought thr.t 15 more emigrant's will die.

fiimly Hook, Oct. 27. THE STEAMER Ceorge LIT from Aspinwall, haa arrived. She brings California mails to Oct. and in treasures, and 580 passengers.

The steamer Yankee Sladc left San Francisco in company with, the not been heard at Panama up to the time of sailing of tliff Geo. Law from and were entertained that some accident hid befallen her. By the arrival of ths steamer Goliah, Lea An- geloi papers to the 17th, had been received at San Francisco, as also the San Diego Herald of the 16th. The report-was current that the company of 50 emigrants from Texas, were murdered by the Indians, August Slut. Several women and children were doomed, It is feared, to a more horrible fate.

Six hundred head of cattle wers also carried off. The news, was brought by a small train in the rear, which happily escaped. Other parties of Americans encountered tbe Indians, and one American was killed. Thirty-five Americans perished want of water. The Star cf the Wai connected with the steamer Vmte, which left Sju on the 5th.

She brings in freight-aud 333 passengers The George Law'has reached her dock. Thera is but little news from California. gon From Ore- you would get rich, don't deal in pass-books. is "the tempter" in a new shape. Buy Iry gcodson purchase a thousand articles, that cash would never have dreaded of.

A dollar in the baud looks larger tban 10 dollara through the perspective of a silly day due. bill. Cash is practical, while Credit takeahotribrjr to taste and romance. Le' Cai bur a. dinner and you will-have a 9 flunked with onions.

SendCredittoinarketand with eight pair of woodcock and sad Ut llVtlC --s we "learn of. lerriMe ma-sacre of over- lauj by Bois r.ver near Ft The feoners were Alexander tt aril, wifnand ebiWren; Saninel Ifiilligah, and Mr. Eabcock AdSma and brother, from Micbigau; Arnold, and I.MI frnm and two child iroin Tork, Oct. 27. AFotsrra SCBEI.I..

the nominee of the Hard Sheila for mayor of tStt bos declined. Wilson G. Hunt" ha? been nominated The bids fur publication, of Barnaul's bio- eraphy, were, opened yesterday, and it was awarded to James Redfield, who makes the extraordinary offer of 52c per copy, or S.5,000 terms chins and contentmei bndnwiTrithCaih. SrcBCTABY-GuTHBiK hasmet with an accident which will detain him at Louisville, until De- cemberfirst Nc York, Get: 25. the case of Barr, (Hard tare vs.

democrat) has excited considerable Interest among the jury could not agree,.