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flic 11 iillabiniit. Thursday Morning, June 11, 1857. PEOPLE'S BANK, RICHMOND, INDIANA. Lawis Bra netors. -Ji'rount Produce Bills and other Business Faper; also, urchase Note ef Hand, receive Money on I'epoeit, attend to all other business ap pertaining to Back- J7" Office 8, A.

to 4, P. M. XT Opening of tho Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad, 4th of July. It baa been sag crested to commemorate the approaching anniversary of Independence by eel- brating the opening of this important road, as or.e of tho grand results which was tecored by i Le establishment of a free government. We ep-i rove the enjrgeation, and hope tome persons will tike the atter into consideration, and carry it i af.

If a meeting were called at some convenient point the preliminary arrangement could jou be settled and a splendid time bad. It vould also serve to bring the road into notice, cid give the strangers who might attend an opportunity rf seeing one of the beet portions of the State. Who will lead in the matter? The t'ompaiiy should take the first step. Will it do it? Reception of Jefferson Davis at Vicks bur Speech Acquisition of Cuba. Ux-decretary of War.

Jefferson Davis, now I'uiteJ States Senator from Mississippi, has had a warm reception at Vickaburg, in that State. Colonel Davis' speech on the occasion of his reception is very interesting, on account of the light which it throws npon the policy of the Pierce nlmiaigtration, nnd the obstacles which prevented them from achieving their objects. lie states that he himself went into the cabinet with the hope that he would be able to do something towards acquiring the Inland of Cuba, which he regarded as important to the whole country, and adi-pensuble to the South. Tho late administration, he conld cay, did all its power to accomplish this desired object, I wan ably seconded by tho preseot chief mag ihtratf, then minister in London. The failure of Congress on the Black Warrior message, which hal led the Spanish Cortes to believe that, as to Cuban policy, the administration did not pos sess tho confidence of the country; which conviction on the part of the Cortes was fatal to the t-'icci -s of the negotiation.

There is no doubt that with tho co-operation of Congress and of public sentiment, President Piercc'a policy in regard to Cuba might have been successful. Many circumstances then favored the scheme which are now wanting. The political and financial embarrassments of Spain, and tho discontents in Cuba, were such as to prom" ise a fuvo ruble result. The next Congress being democratic, and standing on tho Cincinnati platform, will be better disposed towards this project, and, meanwhile, it has undoubtedly become more important to the ititci cats oHhe country and more generally popular also. Dut it is not to be doubted that Spain and her colony are exposed to less disturbance.

Tho present administration is more deeply than its immediate prefleewHnm Air enporf mty for negotiation to that end can hardly fait to occur during the ensuing four years- To send to Spain, Kngland and Franco able diplomatists, selected with a view to the object, will necessarily be the f.n?t step towards it. Tho next step should be a declaration, not only by the executive.but by Congress.of the practical nieuiiitig which we assign to our much talked of Monroe doctrine. To take some definite and positive stand upon the subject of our relations with Central America is another necessary preliminary. We must bavo the "American policy" first and thu being established, measuurcs in accordance with it will necessarily follow. Reforming Drunkards.

For the Palladium. A correspondent of tie Dayton Fbieds Editors: Will you permit a friend ays a Danish physician. Dr. Hanson, is ex-! Human Progress to give a few bints to some ensiTely engaged in- earing drunkard. His 1 of our citizens," in respect to the course they have consists chiefly in mixing or infusing I Copied to P1 dowa or those whobelieve it delectable liquors (a kind of whisky dia-f daty to 6abJect the tention of an intelligent community? We can- -uted from rye and potatoe, to which, in the not conceive why they resort to such measures, nd every intemperate person resorts) in every good or of food, down to the rery bread Bonnd reasons why we should not do so.

There water, and in keeping the smell about them 6Uch disposition, by many, to narrow down by sprinkling with it their clothes. This meth- or cramp' the that a few may lead in all od. though very gratifying far. a day or two, I matters. The time is past for such to accom- becomes by degrees disagreeable, obnoxious, plih their design; then why will sensible people detestable, loathsome and unbearable Jo the stoop to so mean a business as to undertake to, patient, and, it is said, this dislike cannot bej iojore, or try so to do, the character of some of overcome for years; even the sight of it lick-1 tLe.moet respectable of oar eitizens, by slander-; uui icpurus, oucu i xuai.

lurjf are BUVOCSUOff what they term Free Love, and are living upon the principle of things in common, low condition. 1 When such is the fact, that such thiols are resort ed to, it is enough to cause the trae Christian to weep, and fall on the bended knee, and cry, Fa- ens him, and thus the majority of the senses obtain and hold the victory forever. 3T" A Urs. Thompson whowas charged with poLsoDtng a Mina Reid, is about to commence a suit against the editor of the New Castle Courier and the Cincinnati Commercial for publishing said charge. JJry Gov Wright's mission has a salary of 8 12,000 per year.

jT-?" Ex-Gor. Henry Hubbard, of New Hampshire died at Charlestown, on the 5th iash. nJsuT No demonstration was made in Louisville on the arrival of fWalker the filibuster. J845" A. Moore has been nominated by the democrats of Alabama as their candidate for Governor.

DR. FRANKI-g ONLY SON. WhDe the name of franklin been so From Washington. Washi.vgtos, Jose 9. protmnent before the jjc cf Jate, in coniiecUon.

The Attorney General tis given bis official witn tne ceieorauon a-iftoa, it may not oe an- opinion relative to the proprietary interest oi tea interesting to give soocostit of his only son, Utile States ia newly discovered gaano islands. William, about whom thick little is known by Congress, he says, may treminate the posses-the eomir.ar.ity at lar ision ot the discoverer when it pleads. Under the Unlike his father, wj chief claim to verera-; cxistirg laws the discoverer is tie nation's tenact' lion is fur the invalt services he rendered at wji; aj will is to be pressed by Congress his conntry In her gre need, the son was, from whenever the caticra may desire to put an end to first to 1.1?, a devoted a.i t. lltfore the Hev-! 1 praDted: and the law forbids the olutionary war he htlteji and military f5ces of President, before certain conditions are complied importance. At the pieBceTJient ot t'ne war witb.

to deciare any Islands as appertaioU.g to the he held the office of jrera.jr of New Jersey, United Stasi and afterwards act according to wnica appoiuinn-ui iu ucu nls convictions or puDIic uuty Receipts i and Expenditures of Wayne County. fTMHK ContT Auditor bow abtuite to the Coaimi-A icaors o4 Vyne Coit th rirt the It of June, 15 up tj the 31.H Uy M.y the difiicuitit between mother coiictry and the coiolL" were con to a crisis, he threw his whole influence ifor of rnya'ty, and endeavored to prevent Legislative Assembly from sanctiofiir.g the feedings of the irtiieral Congress at Fiuladeljt, ther, forgive! And who are those? the question 1 the Thpoloeirsl Semiry mav be asked. We answer. tf-B the In he was t.u,, fesaed followers ef the meek and lowly Jesus, I who, when the accused were brought to him, an- swered, Let him that is without siu cast the first stone! Fuch was the spirit fouad ia Him, toward even the guilty ones! When we find such fruits as these, is it any wender Infidels, as they are termed, are increasing in the land? The people can no longer be governed by such a religion! It is time to cat loose and stand aloof from such organizations. Now.

In conclusion, let me add, we have the names of some of those who are in dustriously circulating such reports, and we may A recort is current here, and is beiieTed, that Ei-Gov, Philip Frar.k Thomas, of Maryland, has been tendered the Governorship of Utah, and will accept. Seth Kicm an the California hunter, wlo pre sented the bock-horn chair to the President, has These e.Torte, howe-i did little to s'ay ths rt)Ceived an appoint meet for assisting to remove tide of popular sentinn favor of resistance to certain Indians c-n the Pacific cost, at a salary of tyranny, and son umrf him in difficulty. He Ubout per annant. was deposed by the Vgs to give to Wm. and sent wisoner to Connecticut, The Mayor of Chicago Arrested for, where he remained forp years iu East Windsor, i "Mil TiiViHjr.

1. 1. i I ju liitr HDb. vjiaiik, near nucfv er elusive. Ilooelpta To in Township at clw ct FioaDfiai ycr i5 leiim2t tax Ccoiist KeTfou Ken's of ublk Grvucd ademption of 1-ands and LoU Breiecrs Licence Do.trt t'eei Jartrs dj Shows Insane KcTcaae AbuijiWtt TruFik Cj 51 If the truth of Phrenology is to be KiMt othe to op thein-mch as hv tha il.u 10 cogence, which may be, and no doubt is, tueir pockets.

w- u.imui- Yours, for JUSTICE. Bug, ana the distinguished lecturer the pnnce of humbuggers. Barnum is nowhere. 07" A Military Company has been organized in Cambridge city, and J. M.

Cockafair, elected Captain. JttT It is proposed to relay the Knights-towa and Shelby villi) Railroad with Rail. The necessary funds to ba ia tho shape of a first lein on the earnings of the road. 11 -I. red.

and soon afurr wet.t of til.v. was arrested this morning. to Kngland. There the re.naiuder of his charged with stealing Mail bags, tic was life, receiving a pensiJrom the Itniish held to call in the sum 01 to.vtvu. rnent kr the losses sunned ny his Jenty.

lie died in ISIS, at the a.cfeightv two. mijrl.t he exuecd. his opposition to th cause of liberty, d'to tie heart his father, produced an estrangtunt between them. For yeare they bad no inU eorrse. When, in 174, the son wrote to his fier.w bis reply lr.

Franklin says: "Nothitfr hi t'r hurt uie 00 much, and affected iae with acV-n Eensutions, as to find myself deserted kiw-f'M ae by my only son; and not only deserted, to find him tatinir up arms against me iu iijn3fl wherein my fame fortune and life were a.i?tH-5e-" In his will aisv he a.f to the part his son he late for he His examination will take place this atter- noon. Soma mail bags were found on his premises Th. i proof is said to be positive. Secosd Dispatch. John Wentworth was discharged from custody by Judge Drnm-mond, who decided that Mr.

Wentworth in1 his official capacity as Congressman, received the mail bags, and no special demand being made for them, he had a right to keep them. York Mabbbt, June 0. Flour from I SO to 6.85 extra 7,00. Wheat 3l, 2. Corn Do, Oats 67.

Molasses 70. Linseed Oil 50. i Ci.vctSsATi Market, June 10 Fiour 7 00 Wheat from 140 to 1,50. Corn 75. Uve 1,25.

i Karley Oata Hay $20. Hogs COO. Beef cattle from 4,2 to fl.oO. Iteans 2,25. Cheese 0.

i Trie as Preach ic The Charleston (S. Mercury savs that "If Kansas i3 not surrendered to the South before Mr Buchanan's four years of service 6haH transpire, he trill be at pouei lets as i Mr. l'ierce." Lafnyette Covrie. of Tuesday even-' cavn t1t Tir Mt-ina nt that citv has an ar nle il r. it.

I'he patriotism of thf ither st.mds forth all the 'f4 "TS had acted. Arter ma'r some quests adds: 'T'he part he h' i s'amst uio iu the war. which is of nubli J'toriety, ill accouu tny leaving him noin'fof au estate whic endeavored to Ue brichter when contr.i.i with the desertion of the ton. J'eichur'ffnrt tf- The Burdell Estate. THE MARRIAGE DOOBTFCL.

The question of the marriage of Mrs. Cunningham with Dr. Burdell, seems to be more Eailrjd Suit. The U. S.

Circuit iurt in session at India- naDolis hist week, wiensraire.l in trrinc the caseofUenrv Hill i Caleb li. Smith and others. The report 1 the Journal says that this was an action luight by the plaintiff against the defendatjf on a written contract to the elFect tliat if tj' plaintiff would convey to the Cincinnatand Chicago Railroad Company Ids farm lyng in Delaware county, of the value of and receive the stock at par of the Compa-jf to thnt amount in payment, the (Icfendnnrsboiind themselves that the stock at the end three years should be 1 worth par, and that Lhe Railroad company should make it good the pmintm nt par From Utah. D. II.

Burr, Surveyor General of Utah has arrived at Washington, and states in conversation and more unsatisfactory as the case progrea-with his friends that the Mormoa legiou is but ss. Mrs, iSalierbach, at whoso house Mrs. poorly equipped, and that one thousand United i Cunningham and her daughter went to meet 1 1 11 .1 the Doctor on the nijht of the alle ged mar- States troops would effectually overcome them. A 4 nage, testihea that the man wlo met them Before he left Utah the Mormons had not heard Jt cu i- .1 1 was hckle. She remembered turn by the nt tHH internum nr 1 iovprnnnnt rn semi a lorrn ir 1 Km nntt.

mm 1 V' nB 17V beT The land was convey! by the plaintiff to the 7 wparUcuiwiy called by tiiestrange IiIroili company. The Stock was alleged The testimony of Miss Augusta Cunningham, tha principal witness to prove the marriage is also flatly contradicted by that of a number of witnesses from Herkimer, (X. who testify most positively that the Doctor was in thatplace on the three days preceding the mftrritir ond nn th Similar that Af ice A U. S. troops.

i ta testified he made the arrangements in New isurr uoes noi apprenona mat, me mormons York city for the marriage wm snow ngnx. It is the duty of every good Mormon to obey tbe Church as the higher law, and hence the opin- the government compelling them to aa obedience of the federal laws, they citing the failure to put down the disturbances in Kansas as an evidence of its inefficiency. He supposes that one-third or a half of the Mormons who are disgusted with Young's tyranny, would rise egainst him, were they protected by to be worthless, ami.he Company insolvent at the expiration three years. Messrs. Caleb B.

Smith and Oliver P. Morton demurred to the declaration or tho defendants, and placed their defense upon the ground that the contract was against puhl'c policy, and was a fraud upon the other stockholders in giving one a preference over the others sides, but never on both sides in the same year. Last year it blossomed and bore fruit plentifully on the north side. This year the son th si de is in full blossom, and promises well. That tree is a curiosity.

1)1 HI) Ta tbi citTonthc mornirfrof the Mil UAslI. BlUliUTWELL, aged 63 years and wouk. Thedeceised was born in Maryland, oa the 5th day December, Us3. He cama to the West in the year 104. His grants settled in Hamilton county, Ohio, nuar Cincinnati.

Ho learned the business of eubinet-inaking, and followed it for eomo time in Xc port, Kentucky. In th year IS: 4 he en gaged as aclerk in the store the father i.f the writer of this brief obituary notice, and remained in that cao.i-ty until 18i4, wli. ho came to this place nd rtly after engaged in tha mercantile business his own account. He was afflicted and sufTurod much from a white swelling fjr more than fifty years of his life but Lis enurgy of character, strict integrity and business caja-eity enabled hiai to transact an extensive business, and was for many years tha most merchant in this city. Advanci ng ago and personal affliction, bs however, for several years past prevented his giving his personal attention to business.

Our departed friend was retiring in his and took but little part in business of a pnblie nature lie was at ail times ready to contribute to and aid in works of improvement, and manifested a liberal spirit in the improvement of the town and vicinity. fl wm liberal and generous in act of benevolence, nnd appeals Moro Emigrants for Salt Lake- Another party of foreigners, numbering Iion is entertaicea tuat irignarn may leave me ter-; somo slx hundred souls, passed through our ritory with a large force of hi3 deluded followers- city last night on their way to the land of the Younc'sword is law and onnressions of the lannliar' vnth nfl the mrstonc nhfl-farrritiras without remedy from the 1 of t' city of Salt lake. They are are about fifty gentiles onlv i Denmark nnd from Xor- embarked 4'olor'4 ItIatoii. The fraternity of Colored Masons intend cele- the Anniversary of St. John the Baptist, iu this place.

The Grand Lodge of the Order meets at that time, and it vs expected there will bo a 1-u'ge number of the brethren present on that cccaoion. The celebrated Fred Douglass has been invited to make the oration, aud if he should accept, due notice wiil given to the public. he not attend, some other eloquent speaker will deliver an address. The most extensive arrangements are being made for the utertaicmeut of ''visiting brethren," tho Starr Hall haviug been engaged for the purpose of accommodating the crowd that is expected to be present. The oration will be delivered, ud dinner served up, in a grove near town.

W. T. DeS.nis O. S. Fowt.r.B,On our first e.ge will beround a phrenological chart or of our friend Dennis, by Fowler.

Mr. consented to its publication on a banter his fiiexds; and its truth will attract the at- W'ntiou of all acquainted with the original. Some or owlers examinations were as wide from ruth as sin is from religion. Township School Houses. We understand the Township Trustees i.avo contracted for tho building of two more houses; one on the Ratliff farm, and other on tho farm of Lewis Morris.

One is to cost $840 and the other $349 making all Ten school houses were built last year, at a cost of about 900 each. We pleased with the enterprise and energy that makes the course of the Trustees in thus nlYvrding facilities for tbe education of our children. Wo also invite the attention of the reader to tho splendid collection of books ia the Tow nslrp Library. Call and see them. ig wora is law ana oppre; Mormons cruel, and fl- 1 for this country at Liverpool on board the in the territory, who are object of bitter persecu- ship They landed in Phil- tioa- adelphia on Thursday last, and immediately Burr says that Salt Lake is the meanest set- began their onward journey to the West, tlement he CTer beheld, fcvrytlring having the ap- They are fine, healthy looking people, and pearancc of object poverty.

evidently are designed by the "Apostles" to The Washington Correspondent of the Xew b4e "hewers of wood and drawers of water." York Herald, says of the policy to be pursued by A remarkable proportion of them are children, the newly appointed Governor of Utah; perhaps two-thirds, ranging from one to six- Tue policy to be pursued is for the Governor, te years of age. A great many of them after reachiug Utah, to issue a proclamation that wear wooden shoes, and tha women wear the such persons residing in the Territory, male or fe- "straw hats" with monstrous ide rims male, as desire 10 return to the States shall re- peculiar to their countries. There are a v'reat cuivtj (JimcuiUN ouu StOUt. I'd ff-G-iOTge V. liaeil.

for some nineteen months tditor of the Western Democratic Ueview, was an Saturday last tendered a third class clerkship tha Interior Uuell wrote a line al once, thatkfng his friends the honor which thy had conferred oa bun, but declining its acceptance. Tnr Gaines Cask. In the case of Delocroix i. Mr Gaines, in which the sued to on- the olographic til, which was ordered to probated by the Supreme Court more than a year "so, JuJce Morran yesterday decided to dismiss stating that the petition of the plaintuT 1 cd co cause or action. Ibis is a grand pout in Mr.

Gaines favsr. Vn Orleans Times May 29. jy-The Columbus Gazette says: Arris the "infernal machine man," is in the Penitentiary cooper shop, and makes three barrels a dav. governrneut. This will cause a stampede among the women, and at once blow the Mormon church to atoms or bring the saints to terms.

Washington, Saturday, June fi. Colonol Chas. Thomas, Assistant Quartermaster General, will, by direction of the Secretary of War, proceed forthwith to Fort Leavenworth, to supinurtend the removal of the Uuittd States troops to the government lleserve, within forty miles of Utah, where there is good pasturuge. The Quartermaster's Department has been assiduously engaged on the subject Tor a week past. llntlroad Celebration.

The peculiar friends of the Ohio and Mississippi Road have, at great expense and with commendable spirit, been having a glorification over tio completion of their work, aud iu a flush spirit have christened it the great American Central Route." Why this name? Is it nay more central than other routes? There are other roads starting at Eastern points and terminating at the same point West. There is at least oue other route more central, if that word means passing on a di rectline from the Dnst ta the West. Suppose a passenger leaves St-Lonis at 7 o'clock in the morning arrives at the Queen City and remains there until the next morning, and leaves for the East in the 6 o'clock train reaches Xenia about 8 o'clock. Suppose another leaves St. Louis at the same time ou the Central route through Illinois and Indiana, he arrives at Xenia at 11 o'clock the same night, and passing on immediately is near Pittsburg when the other is at Xenia.

If this be true, and we believe it is, which is most entitled ta the term Central? The fact is, that so far as passing through Indiana is concerned the Indiana Centra! Railway is the route. It is one of the best roads in the West, and is conducted with as much skill as any road east or west. It is safe, being in good repair, and nnder the control of careful and experienced Conductors and Engineers. Passing through a country to. unsurpassed for fertility and beaaty there is something to interest the traveller.

It is cot our pur pose to say aught against the Ohio Mississippi youn? men aruonsr them, while the old men are very few. Cleveland Leader. Gov. Bebb DrscriAROED. Ex-Gov.

Willi tm Bebb, who recently shot and killed a youn' man named Clemens, who was one of a charivari party who had beset his residence, in Winnebago Illinois, was, at his own request, examined by a Court of Magistrates, and, after a thorough examination, discharged. The Rock ford Register publishes at length the evidence elicited, and remarks as follows: "From the testimony it will be seen the fact is established that "Gov. Bebb did order the rioters off before firing, though it wonld seem the order was not heard by them. The defense also testified to the guns being pointed downward the house, while the rioters are nositiva thv wr Tlmm ilnon -n-ni fVnrt di li ITmiMntrton. defendants were not liabftr.

An pw1 tetfie Supreme Court of the plaintiffs and granted by the Court from the THE FINNS. BV BAYARD TAYLOR. On the part of the plaintiff, It was agrued by flr charity were never mado to him in vain. His gifts Messrs. Jtremiah Smith and O.

11. Smith, were unostentatious, but we knew many instances where that this was an original undertaking, in writ- he fed the hungry and clothed the naked thus cheering ing, on the part of the defendants guarantee-j the heart of the widow and making glad the path of ing the value of the stock, and that tho con- the orphan. He mado no profession of religion in a vevance yf the land was suiTlcient considers- sectarian sense, but to us it ia sinful to say that such a tion for the Promise, The opinion of the his-trutbfulness of hc.rt-ihe daily practice of 1 riha.itv unJ'i fin rr in n.11 th I nes trt iln aa hn nil Id W9 Ui lOtt OUUrtJUUl uaiug, vwutl- zation of the Christian's hope and faith eternal and ineffable blics bejrnnd the grave. interred in Friend's Cemetery, and followed there by a large concourse of friends. There has seldom if ever been a larger funeral in this 1 city, we are intormel he left a memorandum of his So far as regards their moral character, the wishes in regard to the scttlomcnt of his temporal af-Finns have as little cause for reproach as any other people.

We hnd them as universally honest and honorable in their dealings as the vy.c,t,r?in Military Academy, May 27ib, x- 1 0 1 1I.LIAM II. OODS, njred 20 years, and on Mn Northern bvvedes. wao are not surpassed in i Christiana Woods of this city. 5 the world in this res ect. Yet their COUnten- The discard wa? a stn lent at the National Military ances express more CUniling nrid reserve, and School, and we make the following extract front a hnt-r the irtue may be partly a negative one.

re- received by the affli-tcd mother from Maj. Delaneld. ia suiting Jrom laat indolence winch characten- i relation to him: "It appears that his sudden demise ZCS the Frigid and the Torrid Zones. Thus, tbo result of a disease of th heart, which he also, not Withstanding physical signs which 3 o'clock on the morning of theirtU inst. denote more ardent animal passion than their intcrreJ on tbe afternoon of tho 28th, with the neighbors, these aro equally chastcand have as to the occason, attended to the high a standard of sexual purity.

lilecitimate i by the corps of Cadet3 and officers of births are quite rare and are looked upon as institution tae reii-ious ceremonies being r- a lastin skmn and u. 1 inourchapel and at the gr.ra Ij the Kev. J. The nractice of 'bundlintr' whw-b imlil 1 every attrition an kindness (It- iv -1. 1 I wm DeMr.wcd Him by Dr.

Moor, the of li i. i i tho Acadeuty. It will be some consolation and very seldom led to such results, and their i icarn that dunn-his short career as a memharof th- marriage speeddy removed the dishonor. corps uf haJ hle Their manners socially, in this respect, are in th? of hi3 1 curiously contradictory. Ihus, while both in allhis duties, and greatly estmed and respected by sexes freely mingle bath.in a state of nature, his young friends, the members of the fifth cia-s.

while the Women unhesitatingly scrub, rub A Mlow-stu lent, eay He wan in my 6la, in the and dry Iheir lut.il'antls, brulhers or male tsame sections in both mathematics and ethics, and we friends, while the salutary for both Sexes is fhave suffered the same hardships. These ciscumstanc-an embrace with the right arm, a kiss and his quite, nnoffunding and amiable dispoMton considered grossly immodest and improper, him tome, and to the whole el. And I A Finuish Woman expressed the trreatest m1? ad't th it he had not an enemy in the cores. astonishment and horror, at liearin 'from Mr. He wa3 in m-Tr'B m'jn or less, and in all of my jn- tiever heard him use a profane a H'V Tk 7ry i I that it was a very common be a d.Jeresoo of opinion the public mind Emrland for husband and wife Li tercourse with him.

iinir in j-ar-Vi mdu.ge low eocrersation. He e.iid to me Inin Jor Justify one olh. jf husbaaJ wefe "My mother taught me to abhor swearing." lie SrhifafiJthi iIJJ fw.ern would beat Linf about hm" tf "Ct' fDd hTe DO ea so that hi should fe -1 it for a week prtf of sire to discnss the present case that aspect. Yet ia co.versalLn they are vcry plain and Theie "tlo of a te.cher and fel- nnresarTed thou bv" co nn. low-udent and ail who knew him.

wiil bear testimony 1 tie practice of chanvarhng newly married! Tev acknowled" that su b. of his upright and manly eLaracter. if it wae right couples is one which ought-not to be tolerated 1 eratian eestaMon and ran CU', Bnder ao-v 'umitace to deplore the death of any in a civilized community, and we regret to mav tIiI VPra or'8' il WJuUi Le 80 yQB 80 so blessed loam has been much too frequent in this sec- i LTLen I Ie, 7- I A 17 hamble Bt tion for avear or two rast. Although in excuse and imagin- the wi.iom of God is beyond the of man, I iu mnoon lajmivmn to His will. most instances intended for sport, thev are little letter than mobs, and should be discoan- tenanced by every rich-thinking citizen.

We i hope the sad result of the one at Got. Bcbb's msy prove a salutary warning. About a year' since an individual was shot at Elgin, while engaged in a similar riot." Ambrotypes and Melainotypes BY itiiLROAn. a corps ot engineers is now engaged ia making a preliminary sur-l vey of the railroad from Xenin, Ohio, to some clegible point for a conuec ion with the Cin- i cionaii and Marietta Rjni. The point of con-1 nection Will he east oi Chtilicothe.

The len-tli Main and l'eari streets, Richmond, In I saa. 1 of road to be m.ide will be fuftv miles Ti 'l; re-: ana wiii be a valuibks connection iur the Day- March is. i4tf Wen eonstrncted for the Xew York Central' ton anJ en'a and Indiana Central rjais.r7 tt 7 it 7 Road, at Utiea. The Utica H-rald svs the The proposed load will lap a rich gold re-ion, Masonic celebration at IlagerstOTrn. W.

S. UNTHANK. Ttiomj over Ham' Store, south cast corner! Somkthixo Xsw. The wrecking car, 9 8.1P3 To 69 24 SS0 10 SJO SO 00 60 24 45 41 CineinnpiEaton and Ricbmond UAILKOAU MM Summer Aanscaianl-Tkle lUf Trmis. Cotnmcncin, June SA, 1S.57.

Between and Cincinnati axd ail ltrincdjmtm Points. Xsaaoxaor vXi Lear. KichmooJ 10:. a Arrirs at Cincinnati I 2S a pat. Kvttsrnlnr Leave Cin'innati 5 w.

Arrives Rwhmaod -ph: M. Sup. fiostoa wa ao do do rit 410 a0 ruiVlia do do trreen da Harrison do 4 Jacks'a dd Jo Jefferson do do Sew tiaraen do J'erry dj Washington do iv-h'lH'seT'xAbiugtosid do do do Boston A da, do Ctuisr on do do day do do do Iaiwn do 'do rakli do do llarrisoo Jit io do Jaekson do JpfferstHi 4o do do hswtiardendo i do do Terry do do Washington uo i a do doWaviio do ooCmiMrUUCxp'w 0 do do faublio oo do do Miiton do do do Kirhinood do Special twhoul Xaa do do Revenue Center ille do do Hertown do do Miltoa do Koad Taa Abingtou Township 2.S46 do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do ti ll 40 ll'T 4S 10 743 It 2t 7S 111 ea p3 14 TiS 6i 141 74 l-B 27 v7 19 fi OS hoi 3V May CITY SHOE STORE ltoatOH do do Center do do Clay So do FraukUa do do Clreen dj do Harrison do do Jackson do do Jeierson do do Jew Garden do do do do Washington do il.i Wavne do School Ttonsa Tax 165 do nevenuc .1.. Road Tax du 1S57, 'ay 30. To balance in Treasury at olose of iuaiwial year 16, S15.S52 91 There aro yet outstanding Orders auv-nnt-: il bein a- added lo the 65'J 41 1 11 li do do do do do do do do do do do do i 1 0 6.

5S7 Ot US hi 2i 0 09 354 4J la CO 27 61 67 is J3 70 277 75 i 55 i 6 HO Off 151 59 113 40 6 217 59 901 10 1.24S 44 204 04 as 44 OS JOB BOHTO.V UkSPKCTr I. In- terms ta imblie that hs has Just rid frna New York aad Hiaeianali. aa eiten sir nnd parlor stock ef T.niliwt Misses fai" and Childrcns GAIT A If S. Amoru-irhich are rrench Kid. Knaaieled, Prom and Tan cntar Vasatn, Jean, an.I rrm.

fr Larties. Mi-ses and Cnildrsn.aud all Uet kinds cf Sec for their wear. FINE SEWED BOOTS AND SHOES. Fine PftftfW'Wcs Calf Bes.Mt, KwaaMl. rassnk Lentbw; floth Oaitrs an.I Congrc.a Shos.

and Slippers. La.lies' and inleoeiis' ll Over ishijes, Ac. ALL T11K MOST FASHION A BLK BOOTS 7 AMI MlOKSOr' HlSOWTsT Mnofoturc. ma Jc to onhr, and sf ths bst saaUrials and wsrkmanshiB- harms in his employ th bsst of worSmrn. Thaukrul for past patronsue be snliciu a conlinuaucs of thr Can an.I eramna msssticK, Ri Union.

Slay ti leAJ. SStf aK.ve balance will give me iruo anioun th Treasury at close cf Kinancial yuir ls6. 815,404 (May 30, JS57J M- DiVttromont. Asesine Kevcnne, 156 ounty OlHoern Exionso ot 1'oor Hoads and Highways Specific Ali'jwaaco Jurors Fcs Tiodcmption of Lands and Lots of Kloctinns Kipi nso of lrisoncrs 1'ubliQ Buildings Shows Insane 'f ai Kofundcd Llclinquent Tax. lii do Rev-en no do Road Tax do House Tax 1563 Road Tax Itcceipts dtevenue Abingtou Township AGRICULTURAL XKAR Tim rEl'OT, Richmonit, lso Masonic Hall Building, Indianapolis.

Manufastnreri of the eelebratsd I II ST EliTLOWSi Sr Solf Plows, stei-l Corn risws.CsltiTators. Moras tloea 6ed rill. Com i'latittra. Corn Shellrra. Cl.tr Mills dtraw Cutlers.

ncalsrs 4o every Tarlety of Sapertos snil Improied Agricultural iml Horticultural laiplimenU. Also. Matiutartutvrs of the celebrated Uritern Steel Couibiua. tion flow, Per Sod or for either two or three horses nbrest. which took thewrst premium for s-eneral porpsoer alt other Blows, at the Indianapolis fair.

Oct lr4u. Tl.U J'low ia ma.te with a Cast Steel nhare or point, wliiok is mmilde.1 an.I can by a new pwesa Hitherto unknown, and h.iiaoilia duul le the durat ility sf theconunon wrought sta share and can be replaced at Hm ordinary ooat of lejr- i-ti'i i an aid one.lhtrcty always preserving mscani-. I oiui-' the Mt lo- nil a Liitoi iTfiiii'iiii, c76 ih) Si 11 00 UT. 1 4.431185 i.i. 1.1 In.liuDaiiolis.

IfaS. our reat 1,89 76 i Western Cast Uteei flow receired the first rI forben. 21 1 90 Plow for lnmsno. silver ouo. t-'S.

Hee. stuw. stlvsr oap. lo. Bess ii, ll Corn a.lver cop.

Best Harrow ami silver oup. r-'i. yt Kra- nB-i, u. Farm Iniplimcnts. silver cup, 8IO besides a larte number fW'nweVeenriy ad-ted the system of ea.rr.erder.mjf sU of our steel Mould Hoard, waish makes the 1 low much more durable, nud is ol the greatest Importance to the 'ThTworM widesep-tatlen of the celebrated tern Steel Plewa.

sua to I Is fuaranty ef tksir gr-aoveriorlty, and aa tbey hve urr yet heen beaten ther clmllenne ttie Shellers are Uiev Ikhc be Jfaeoa er-s Straw cutters is unrareled the man, i ifi ttiorouifblr test- invsutions r.r cuihdk ir. til ver salty (tvest ami i do do do do do do do Boston Oay Daiton- Franklin Green Harrison Jackson Jefferson MewtHrden flo Perry do Washington do do do do do do do do do 5 61 71 t'5 143 30 IS! 4) 1' 7 S07 4 1J3 10 74 11 3 It 99 8 00 Si .6 IS 21 Si 1,142 41 190 69 4 79 46T 68 4.475 41 2,5 Id 79 it and aa tbey hve ucvrr yet oeen tlie world to roe a blter Plow-re on llieenest improved principle, and wherever been used, are pronounced the er beak new. Alllt 11 larsre nutnl.er are sain, Center Dal ten Franklin Harrison Jackson Jeli'oraon do do do do do do do do do di do do do do Pppoial School Tux do Kevcnue 'cntcrriilo Cy Abinett'O Town. fi'J7 15 cT.iv sr do 74 do 10 27 do 9 59 97 do 64 19 do 993 21 do hCS 29 12,074 05 Now liardVn do 89 25 Terry do 430 3') Wa-hinttondn 1 ,6 i Wayn- 1 Ccot'o. 'orp'n.

459 0V Iiulilin do 879 4 Milton do 869 21 Kichmunddo 30i) 69 do 69 do fl.f;erlown do do Wilton do aJ Tax Abington Township do. B-istin do do 'ontcr do do do do Franklin do do Irreen do do Harrison do do Jackson do Jefferson do do New IJanlen do do 1'erry do di Wa-uington do do Vvne do 1 Hi nil Tix 1S55 char ed on j'tiioul as C. lubd Is 37, May 30. By llalsnt-a 37S 01 87 23 25 OT 68 09 43 15 27 Cl C7 1 7tT 277 78 49 25 30 20 J-U 59 143 4-H Rcsrctfully sohmittcj. BEXJ'iV June 11, 1557.

L. MARTI.V. Auditor cf Wayne Co. 2tf Sign of the Red Curtain. Fresh rrlvI sr Kprins; an4 stuniiair l.uoil, Caicisprr ibtsn i.ver.

GREAT INDUCEMENTS. uoTraotareV. of TmmbvU'. r. which, to.

the silver eup nreuuea. a4 U.S. State. fsl at Indianapolis. n-y -M have spsred no palusor expense In rtinf up onr stock and are detersained to supplr eur ewstooscrf r.th SiXillctlti.nwMtlM on short fborc'is nueni cmnf DfSH.

''I'M MS Marhlae hss been roach improved and per. I. Ifictnd in tho laat year, and will drill WbcaT, Rxst. IIskljex and Oats with Kui, TiMoinr and I Clovks i'KKD Sowsa attached, which can be used at the sanio limo of drilling the grain nr otherwise Ss desired. Allliability of injury by coming in contact with or rocks is completely obviated.

And whenever change irom one kind of grain to snother ia it ran be dnrte almost instantly, without removing even a screw or bolt This Machine was patented lblS and 1850. reiiauad 2 SIT October, 12, 1-152, and awarded Oio hjghoal j.rcmium 90s io ro KviTini Pinva Including State Fairs in almost every wheat arowinsT Sta'B in the Uiun. It received tbe Firsl 1'reminms atthn Indiana State fair of 1855. also a s-oM medal at the Illinois Statv Fair over seventeen different an. 1.24? 44 i tries.

Ue rapidly Increasing demand Tor this Drill has induced (he Manufacturer lo increase his facilities for lanufaclnrine. which will now compare with an- other establishment in the State; and ha would say. to the feruilng community that no articla fiou. hi. shop, either in point ol material or workmanship, shall I be surpassed by any other establishment.

He is also msnuiaeturins; (from tha original pattern.) saw's 40 00 Kakin)? Kesper and Mower combined. Will also io oruBt, vra nso rrrmium tiavti Iluusr, end sll tho various kinds of Castings. Price for the above Drills at Ui Shop, Seven Hovd EigH Ujcd do do do 70,00. On half cash and the ballance by the first of January next IJT All errors will resetve prompt attention. Ad.

dress CKAKD A SI.NEX, Hichmond, or Indianapolis. Juhe II. 1S57. 2Jtf Mot. 6.

1CJ6--n 4, 217 87 I6-2 91 95 BsGAItDsSc KIKEX, I'eslers in Agricultural Implements, near (ha la-pot, Kichmoad, Indiana. Vr ConntrT Merchants nnd others viaitins this rile 1 bv Rstlrosd can have an onncrtunitv Yards extra 15 ets. Mohair Lustres st 11 cts. I this estsbliahment if tbey remsin but a few minutes jrTFw a nb tupei. svx- chbii rumi a.

iu rents. i -renout is very cooveQlent to th Jepot BEST ESTER Ginghams 15 cent iroods st 12" cants, Timminajs included, a iso a beautiful assortment of Ladies' iJrets t.oods, Lswns, Dartges, Challtes, Delains, Cersisns, Silk Tissue. Ottaman and Himalaya Lustres, sc. Embroideries, Collars, Cndersleeres, Bonnets, Ribbons, Farssuls and Liress Trimmings in great variety. All bought for cash.

A gonertl assortment of Foreign snd Domestic Dry Goods constantly on hand, st the lowest oosaible Caah Prioes. The propr inters will taka pleasure in showing thaa rn IWB, CCS. Central Property for Sale. BEARD ft SINE flaring purchased a mora e-xten sive building- tvT tha purpose of ecotamodatinw their enisrged business, nowr offer for ssle their old stand on the eornor o( Main snd 1- ranklin stret, opposite tha Feople's one of the rery 4est iocs- Remember everybody, to call st tbe fhs.p Cash 1 rf.iJ.4 to two twrsons Tbe hr-use Store, 0. 27 Main Street, opposite the Branch and lis 3d feet front on Mam an lis on franklin.

tiiijsn Here a chance for good investment. Call snd June 26.f JOSH. IIAINF.S. I see it. BEAKU i SI.NEX.

Kichmond. June 11. itio7- ihtX novelty io railroad machines, has recently the ion. i use ia e-ve of an acculent on the road. There APPBEXTICE WANTED! O.

stoat, active Boy, ss aa Affrentire i iit'iLiiiiaz and i'olisbing JJosineaa. Apply i uuiuii'j; xoina. ppiy i aow rvrskving ana aiieruas 4o at inn stsrient. to the Gnr.i'yr. st Hunter's CntlerT Works, r.n tbe i 1 taral W.rfhou.

sin n. ti A HQS A now receiving and after for aale at tha AsrisuL HuI.poto Pikej I I- miles north of Richmond. 56 It Car is fall of tools srnrv and IO this resptCt will be one Id the 'rc nd Accepted Masons of II wil i i i at profitable roadis in U.e country, also do a "ood pastnsrer business it nuu.Ujiutfn. All rreuiren ia ot standiof ar tcriul to att-'ed. are screw-jacks, said lobe the best in the I'ner travelers lUX IwuZS.X.

COUDtrT. COmrlete trunk for nr COBiJ reaoU iae Crt Li west quicker aad Cheap- return in trood uu-. Krarr voasmle etfort will be made la er iy uus route tur-iign tisaa by the way of Cincinnati. Indiana Journal. KXOWLEBI'IIO Dl'EEl', a large snd rery general assortment of sll kinds af II A VEST TOOLS, And HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, consisting nf sts C.il..

I i Ax I sternal Machine. A baragemaa. at the Central Depot, Buffalo, while hauling a trunk in the asaal slam-ban manner of that go-auead ciss of cilizsa. threw it down make the occasi friends. Jane 4.

57. car, ropes, chains, hand car, bracts, edge-1 Koad or the coaniry through which it ia placed, "vers, capstan, and everything. I yet we know the traveler will note the tLiTerence th most" an scientific manuiac- between the two roates in both particaiars. alT ,7 i cur, ami tools are never taken from the car, or disturbed, unless in such a contirin-1 ErOar exchanges note the fact that the'ov. It is the Dnroose of th.

mv -ti with such force io exolode a i.UtoI within 5 Carpeting. convenient distances alon-' I he pistoi expjjed a canister oi powuer, thei Th ietif interest to the hr-eihr-n aint their A. iVIvj'JIXS. C-'iair. C-vni.

Ar. MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Eases bar, straw aad msauro orks Corn Cutters, ttc, Itc. Tna stleatioo of parcbssers is speeiaily invited ta hiaatock ss ueiog the best era ttrnri ojij ia mu auiin ias win oe sold wnoiessta or re.pectfnlly lhe paWie that they on tha. any ho.aa i. tra r.n rnrl to An saw sx war a aa Ima rll i crtet Thv make kuida of Dress Silks and taipetinir.

wagons, carts, wagon-beds. i tae city. Iae propria! beior a practical snower il 1. I. f.

I'M III. I l.l. wse. CountrT" dealers are reapeetfull lavltai to Tl'ST received at Hubbard's Store a Uiadii atock if Peach crop of Delaware, New Jersey, and pisce such cars at a c. Pennsylvania promises at present, to be the the line of the road Heavier tnan ever known Detore.

Ate pros-, when called lor. rect lor otnercropa is equally fjooa. One can travel direct from lanor, to Jefferson City, by R. over 1,700 miles, in three days, half as tar as London. Sen ator Sumner is mi proving.

It iscalcula of fclack Lresa Silks. Also a fine lot of sll wool Is Wheel B.rrows. H.nd-C.rts, kc. They aUo make Jun. I.

1S57. tlh to be reaJv at all times I i i i i i low meast rrire pa powder exploded the trunk, and ifce trunk ex-, Groseriee or Dtt Goods r. I whiet work th length of time they will) atnd CtkNAIII nr.eirttsiH.ls.r.e. IT 4, 1 i k. and the Puw.r lasiness nnder that of Mr- UeaeT loded the baageaian, tuaabiiag Lira over iust about as be tumbled the trunk; and jSThe Princeton (Gibson conctj) Clarion of' served him right at that i wcr-a, uiai two oi iae most respectD.e citizeoa of the county got icto a fitrbt about "doffcjae noes, after averv Hve'v "snir' r-- uviisfciiig ufta, antr a very lively "spat, oratew ted that the Clergy cost the U.

S. SI micutes, tbey stopped, and took of their coats. OO0. annuallv. the criminals the thotsght they meant to prepare for a Lawyers 45(3 were lorjisg ia the tioa of a jrood time." ery unexpected: v.

ho w- Walker treated his friends and the ever, they rushed toirether, shook hands, and went crew at Leavenworth, oa his arrival there, to wine off side by side as cosily aa if ther had terer two hundred bottka which were paid for by I quarreled. The crowd thooshtthe afTair a sVm- the city. I ditt- No MtLTjDXATct is Balttvohs. Aecardirsf to the list cf tax-payer ia Baltimore; there is cot ia the whole city. The wealthiest inhabitant in it is rated at ooly white the r-jt to him in wealth i the possessor of but $4 $8 .000.

aT ReverJy Johnsou's daughter Cimille, was married ou Wedaej-dar nig-ht Iat, to June 1 1, IsCT. Another Larjre Iot Or PFRFUMERT, Fsncy Articles snd IniU Rubber Gotds just received by. inn? 11, lso7. J. W.

PLUMMER. 4. urn Elastic jaiu, 4. LARGE snpply jntt received tw i- i. w.

Jm! 11, IS5T. LUJXMER. 2Hf Carpeting. Andrew SrreJ KiJglev, a measber of tha peicks of Carpus oi teif Eakimore Car. both, beir.z tractical workmen aad of loni they deem it cntf necessary to invite si! who wish any thing in their line to give then a call.

hbop near tbe Vieredttb House, wbera one or both can at all tines be found. Juan 10, lair. SStf. 0 i 1 0 A li ICE CBEAM SALOON. t.

tii ivsiMr wonld in- Look Uere. TV am. i.lt.'f. VmM. V.

rrm- r.l nf eftisAS BISd I littmnr sow in Surkft i tney wsotd Bse bat liuie. Mejicinal frarpoeee wa heTn tha para Nattse Wina, Brandy, and Rya rpirit, such as wa can rely apoa. AUo a few dozen atUes of Sctitch Ale. for medics I pari.es espres.ly. R.

E. rXLTON, Unggist. Jane 1, l5f. a- pol lie Ua ba a has fiu4 ap Ux steore room aaloon aieiaiBg tna tlisV 1 1 J4, jfj ilouae. abrra na CJ-i! XMi sr kttplir constant! on vlce 'aiMsjr mm- in'' aawnrsasras t.1-'..

el Canrectionarics. rorcica m.n4l 1.. in. k.i. ears.

TstKi, etc les Creaaas. ef tb best neality. serve vita seasonable froits.all bears dariag tna dT or eves in r- Weitaiair KiU'i. Pic its. Ac.

snrptled st tbe sbsrtest natiee srth r-rery rrej' of Cakes Ceaftct.eatiarr. Br a aeries actentsna ta tastass. be teres ta merit and receive a isre, pawUe eatrenaas. Jsanc 11, 15T. C.

raKSCOTT. 4 'X i "1.