Weekly Wisconsin Patriot, The (Newspaper) - July 18, 1857, Madison, Wisconsin y. 0-0 in VOLUME 4, JULY 18, I NUMBER 7, WEEKLY it Xor tho of fifteen Of one 00 ii for or rt will tjo M JJ w w 00 Hull p-r so 00 JJ 3781'KCMl, kfur tho anil tho All to paid for In CHEAP 1'Hl.NTlMl INO 1'IUXTINO! 1'IIIXTIXO! I 1'KINTIXO I CHEAP BOSK WKW ot Oho will III llw of tlw for If ww our pay Or Tli It moro of H crises for the Host the The crisis has arrived in the West when the whole country west of the mountains is being run over with iv net work of and dotted with and The crisis lias arrived when the West can stand up and declare her strength and greatness not to any other section of this vast yo wise men of the East. will take care of herself spite of your crisis and your will out all nm Ilic tlic IN The has in good earnest entire this in St. in St. in Hook and in in every and village out the entire North is n a most But we im- for the who men of the predicted it for a long arc happy to it in just kind of crash that wo Western people hear tho twenty are crashing away on the top of yondor There there is another softer and What is that? it it tho iron front in yondor which tho busy workmen have just sot in its solid bed of stone and upon our goes that impudent right along over our most public in broad daylight but it is only tho crush of about ono hundred teams laden every article of manufactures and building What an awful entitling sound they make Wo hear another crash away in tho Whal can that it's only ono of the one hundred and trains that arrive and depart daily to and from Here again 41IIM 1LVIV wo near another What crashing noise 1 What crash can that bo Wo sec it is ono of those abominable little towing into tho harbor of ono ol the thousand that bring to this city millions upon millions of feet of lumber each mid that other industrious little tullow that is and making Mich n is a tug milling away at that large vessel that From tho American of of br A ease has been tried in Massachusetts which decides some points of interest on this ft is that of Blood The Nashua Lowell Corporation Cray's Tho action was brought by tho owners of a to recover damages ed across the stream on which the mill was of a stone bridge by the defendants for the dation of their lying along nnd near the hank of the The case wan by rule of to three to report the facts in the case to the court for their and also to ascertain and report the ages to be if to tho provided the court should bo of upon such statement of that tho plaintiffs were entitled to At the healing before the it was agreed by the that the judgment of the court upon the award of the referees should be The referees reported that for forty years or more the occupants of the had been of the had been to take a groat proportion of their logs for sawing from the the mouth of Stony Brook stream on which the mill was loca and up the into a kind of pond or reservoir below their and ately above tho place where the railroad crosses the and that the bridge was tirst in 1837, on tho present in on The award of damages was reported tho referees on three 1st for the obstruction of tho passage of logs by leaving some piles of the old bridge in after the erection of the new 2d, for the injury canned by obstructing tho whereby the water at certain stages from passing olV from the plaintiff's mill ax freely as it had under the pile two hundred 3d, for the greater labor and expense necessarily in- in getting logs for the use of the mill under the stone bridge than under the former pile six hundred and fifty will be seen by the decision of the court given the company ad- to bu liable only for the second item of da J. Tho question whether the awards of damages are founded on cor- rect legal and whether tltc re- port can bo In considering we must take notice that there two classes of rights which may be had in this and water courses in Kvery person ray is a not ti private it may those near the much more than the rest of the public but the damage sustained by those near it differs in degree not in It is a if it be to bo redressed by a public not by recovering ages in a private Judgment for the plaintiff for From tho In AVe learn from Mr. Wise of Cedar that four horse of two as stated in our last were arrested near Tipton on Thursday Their wore del and Walter and por were tried by the mob in the court yard at and on 1'riday evening were taken to milca below and hung. Sopor made a full implicating 20 or 30 zens of Tipton as being concerned with the Some of those have absconded for tuar of It is somewhat remarkable that withstanding tho fearful example made of these horse thieves in this county the work pt stealing still goes On Monday night was stolen from the stable of David miles south of Wednesday night one from the stable of Mr. Great excitement prevails the and we fear that tho do deeds of rashness under its tor which they will repent Five lives have not satiated their We learn that some members of the Committee have sworn Cassidy has not yet taken shall not live longer than to-morrow This is truly a deplorable state of tho Murder nl OK A revolting murder was committed in the town of on tho morning of the 4th hist. 1'hilip phy deliberately shot his brother Philip is a about forty years of luus two owns a and hits kept house with a Miss William a young about years and lived upon an adjoining farm with the old the Ohio I have now reached Hie county of in whoso nils the Queen City of Wisconsin I mean Queen of Tyre for her but for hei not her Like the Queen city of the Madison rises out of the bosom of her beauteous lakes meaning and Rome Jie counts i wanted to marry his it but was and as was often nt and on the night the 4th' they had some timo Phillip made some at which On tho morning of tho about C William milking his cow in the and while thus Philip stole across the field to tho took deliberate aim nt at about the beautiful park ty feet Old Murphy her seven she has her and her north to south the city stretches for two with gently vising crowned by the State University nnd tho These structures are creditable as evidences of architectural skill and and monuments of tho of State The fund is already to endow a full faculty for teaching all Uie branches of science nnd the professors will compare favorably with the of our seats of my dear our can be ted in one of the most beautiful spots on out of vicious influences of and at an expense not ing per annum for suul A moro cultivated and moral state of is rarely to be found in other In addition to Madison has an Historical Society founded only four which for numbers of volumes of Geology and al together with its collection of maps and now ranks third in the United As an evidence of tho deep interest manifested in this the monthly of the Society never yet lacked a such devotion is the surest guarantee of future To return to the general aspect of the Newness and fresh ness of course grading and paving of beautifying the grounds dwellings must and will be I counted a magnificent blocks of buildings for ness rooms for merchandise airy and filled with every cle that in can pre- In the line block of Judge is a single room in poisons can be seen the many and the room with splendid gas and tho still more splendid and beautiful faces of the Madison In the ment of this 1 entered a large finely lighted with costly richly carpeted and the walls dec- orated with handsome many er buildings are fitted up with equal 1 must not forget my rambling usefully to supply his ca igate his and tho and is laden witli for wheat nnd bound wo do not know what wo shall for this crash him the impudence to stare us in the face everywhere in this and tho great it is no belter in tbo For if we start out on some one of the and think to got to somo little away olV in the it will bo tho sumo we AVo at all try it. AVe tho thing wo we are crashing and rumbling along the AVo at our nnd hero they are crashing making and farmers aro crashing along tho with their laden with It is all and We stop a but the impudent crash shall wo AVoll will take a trip up to that must be n kind of a away up there by up and we along the railroad until get to tho Now we think wo will get rid of this abominable will step on board that splendid and have such a ad- miring tho beautiful scenery along the for wp know Crash will hardly venture far away from his tho men of the East. but wo aro for here he it on tho nnd there he 1st at that now town on the bank of the We go on a little Here he is Confound tho ing through or along which a water course lias a an inseparably incident to his to the beneficial use of the stream in its in its natural for all purposes for which it can to it tho ho may use it as a mill It of that no rian proprietor higher up has n right to di- vest or corrupt or render it unlit for and no riparian has aright to obstruct its free passage or to set it back upon tho mill or land of such But there is another in rivers and for boating and The rule of tho common law that waters arc not unless in reach of the ebb and How of tho But it has often been held that the public have a right to the use of the large and indeed of all rivers and water suitable for boats and nnd in that sense they are deemed tho' above the ebb and flow of the In there is a right of way for boats and 1 180. Commonwealth 5 100.) Tho referees have compared the present condition of the stream with that in which it was when tho pile bridge first erected by the defendants was but wo think tho rule should be to com- pare it with the natural tlow of the stream But as it is impossible that the How more free through tho pile bridge than in natural and as there is no mation that the pile bridge was practically an wo aro to assume that il had no in this and that the of water was equally free as it. The comparison taken between the present bridge and the pile bridge is the same as that between the bridge and tho natural course of the applying the principle above the court are of opinion that the tills have a right to recover tho second item of damage found by the The by their had a right to make ft bridge across the but they were bound to do it in such a not to obstruct the But it appeals that by their stone bridge ed at that time to come out of tho and saw with his gun but before lie could give any Phillip lired thirty-four shot into the side of his who arose and to the bars When lus father reached him ho said he was He lingered about three-quarters of an hour and ex- Philip afterwards shot nt Miss Regan and his own but did not hit Search has been made for but up to this time he has not been An was and a verdict of wilful murder Very W. From tlic Monroe ing the clothed with the native forest containing 1-1 and beau- permeated with gravel If the City Fathers of the Queen will visit this they will go home and Eastern watering places aio here discarded and for a pei feet propriety of none can I the only amongst the tion was under the medical care of Doctor a distinguished pupil of the The present proprietor and physician is equally distinguished for his scientific attainments and urbanity of If with all the good things guests and patients can't keep those well who are and cure those who are nothing can. To those who to spend n month or wo in the purest atmosphere and the most lovely spot on to the sufferer of chronic I say come and visit Dr. Alfred L. 1S57. N. July 0. Post Master of nnd several other distinguished gentlemen ar- rived here on the morning train from on a to Mrs. and taken robins at the San Souci Hotel AVe understand leaves for ton by way of on the 2 o'clock train this P. M. July 0. Three members of the cabinet expressed regret that Gov. Walker throws the official weight into the scale of submission of the prospective constitution of Kansas to a vote of the Gen. on tho other regards such as New July S. A liio to-day consumed the whole of the two stores of stores The total loss New July 0. The inquest into tho death of and who were ed in the riot on the has resulted in n verdict some 20 the greater part of whom aic in The ol the bark have entered a ch il suit against tho British ccis who brought and their Con- sul has also written to General Cass ting the Government to reparation of tirent A collision occurred last evening at between Oscar teacher at and a young named when the the Cuban student latter shot Die ball passing through the and injuring him Xew July 9. Another occurred last in the at the scene of tho robbery of Sunday in the 2d avenue The police wore attacked nnd used their pistols in IVo rioters were shot ami the disturbance finally The bark which in rived hei and supply their proud city with On from coast of in AVe were informed on Monday by J. P. of before whom nn investigation was made that about sunset on the 4th Mr. an old man of 70 residing in tho town of Mt. shot Ebon C. a killing him The are briefly these There had been a personal difficulty be- tween the parties for a long and about sunset of the day mentioned Root ed within n short distance of Foster and levelled his gun at which ho ing turned to nnd immediately re- the contents of one barrel loaded with a slug or slugs in his loft breaking and also the and in the Ho took two or three steps and fell upon his face in the a His wife hearing the gun nnd cries of si child hurried to turned him upon one side saw one gasp and all was The murderer went into the the doors and windows and declared ho would shoot the first man who ed to One Gideon Gillett by a ruse having succeeded in grappled nnd secured him after a violent He was tried before Perry of nnd in default of bail committed to the comity A Jury having been ed to sit upon tho body of ed n verdict in accordance with the It is thought by some that the er was insane at the time of the sion of the but as far as wo can it is generally conceded to have been one of the wanton nml murders that ever have been ed. breathing We half Southrons arc old fogies in our com- pared with the energies and enterprises of the In 183Y, tho Cist log cabin was built in and now the city Juts a tion of I can trace many points of resemblance between the site selected by our Pater Patrac for the capitol of our rious and the capitol Tho County of in Madison is had in 1S37, n population of two now it has a population of more than fifty It has an area of about square or nearly 000 acres of beautiful land tho of a British prize was day and is now in the custody of a U. S. Advices have here of the on tho of the brig Ad- urn on suspicion of being a Tho brig formerly hailed New She was captured by the British steamer July 9. The navy this morning re- a letter trom Capt. Hudson of the dated June 27th, in which he I have the honor to report that a ship load of the telegraphic cable has just vvv ui uio i i T ries small and rounded by beautifu oak of thls tho with elevations presenting the most lovely sites for grows and so that up to the two last universally cold the cattle throve and remained fat all winter on the This is a somewhat re- markable fact in a latitude of the and is doubtless owing to the ex- treme of tho oats grow com tolerably The soil and climate of a. rich to tho industry of Tho capabilities of State will sustain a of four present it is short of one million her mineral wealth we know to be rich and this is an 1 crimps of her soil is under entile AVe him nt every point of nny Arrived at St. and upon our ho looks almost HS impudent nnd just an impertinent as he did in Chicago and St. wo almost give it nnd our did opinion that the only way to pre- vent great clash in the West is for tho Old States to keep their boys and girls at home and somo of their pill men nnd men they will make a and rudo and naughty when they got so far away from old the wise men of the Eatt must hit upon some plan to keep their ple at for it is those folks from down nnd from the Middle and Southern entirely of nil this is another thing we noticed in connection with this abominable that ii giving the wise men of tho much concern nt this and that is the Crisis for he company with There is no joke about tho for it surely has arrived in tho Tbo has arrived in the where of the citizens of the older States are making their we they have diminished the width of the natural penned up the and it back on the plaintiffs and this causes damage to them in their for this they may But wo iiro of opinion that they have not a right to recover tho damages awarded in the and third both arc founded in tho fact that the have been and put to in creased in getting logs to mills from tho Perhaps the case docs not disclose fact enough to enable us to that section of Stony lying tho mills nnd river i or is not navigable for rafts and But wo have not thought that question inn if it is not navigable in thi and tho plaintiffs had a right to us it for boats and tho loss they in getting logs through it is damnum alt Cut supposing it to be nav gable for boats and most to the can not this because such ob would be a private it would boa violation of th public not of the private The of public right OK THINK YK following arc two scenes from a drama f real life fashionable church in a section of the tho you avor me with a Sir yon conic in a take one of those es church in an- ther quarter of the you tell me where I shall find your free they are alt over the Walk in. wives always been considered fair for AVith her railroads crossing tho S North and one connects navigation of the lakes on the and the Mississippi on the thus giving the citizens an eastern and southern Already her farmers aro offered a market where with but a few miles of tion to a navigable or to a railroad station and priees of produce are better than with L must not omit the tant fact that landholders are not taxed for their because these aro built by private enterprise the State having a nominal interest in This is time is not far distant when sin will rank amongst the States of tho Union in population and This is a fixed inevitable result flowing from her soil and healthful Now for local I am sojourning ut the Roti house built for n Water Cuio with all the fixtures for bathing and heated bv it is a airy corridors traversing the ble and a degree of cleanliness dom witnessed in houses of public resort Ihc location is on the southern shore of Lake meaning than not a more appropriate name could have been given to this lovely sheet of cle ir as and abounding with the finest fish and Tlic Lake is half a mile in and its length four .To walk on its line gravel bottom and to be laved by its gentle one feels as he who bathed in out ated and The house is surrounded once commence coiling into AVe have a of a second vessel now nearly full on tho 31st, and shall commence coiling from her into the waul room tier Dm ing the time in which we shall bo coiling from these we shall coil away on this ship 1000 miles in 24 an stated in my letter of the 22d hist. The two vessels above bring off about 750 miles of the July 10. Judge discharged the United States Deputy Marshal and his sistants from the custody of the Sheriff of Clark July 10. Thomas special died to-day from injuries received in the riot of the 4th. The made another attack last Avenue They evening upon the 2d were dispersed by the police who used their clubs and lire Two other Patrick and Patrick were July 10. K. S. the special superintendent of the trust lands of belonging to the and Peoria informs the Commissioner Indian fairs thai n number of persons were present from every State in the tho best state of feeling and there was no as was anticipated there would for making a requisition for ti Nearly every piece of land claimed by the settlers was taken at but what was not brought generally an John Davidson luis boon appointed for the Northern District of vice Nye at vice A Mull AVe are advised the Post ment has made an arrangement for n Semi- Monthly Mali service between New and For several years past the Hamburg have endeavored to negotiate a postal treaty with our ding lor a general exchange of such as has long long existed between that and Great Britain and but from one cause or another our Postmaster General has always declined entering into such im We understand that the i of mails is to be that is to letters nnd papers for any part of Germany may be sent through the burg There is now of splendid steamers between New York and and by the of September the number is toba so leave burg and New York the 1st and 13th ol each The steamers now in this service arc of tons and those which will be added in September are to bo tons built of with and able to make the trip in from twelve to fourteen The mails are to be carried on these steamers without is to will be the postage on the matter and this by the terms of the will be only one-third and one-half as much as it now is by the Prussian closed mail or by the English Our German and all others ing business relations with are much interested in this as it not only increases mail facilities between the two but greatly cheapens the rate of It is as practical evidence that our Ocean Mail service can bo done without a bonus from and we trust that Con- gress has voted its last gratuity for nny such It is proper to in this that the public mainly indebted to the efforts of Hon. E. B. late U. S. Consul to for this ar- Having witnessed the tance of it while engaged in the discharge of his on his return home lie repaired to Washington and succeeded in convincing the that the over- tures of the Hamburg Senate ought to be accepted and in so doing he has thanks of the A was sitting by a dow in the second story of one of the largo boarding houses at Saratoga ing of absent when I heard shouts of children from the piazza beneath me. that's so we Come on is Come we're going to have a ride on the circular Come with if my mother is I will run ask replied so you must run and ask your ma. Great along and nak your Ain't yon I didn't ask my added half a dozen a cried the first along with us if you don't wish to be called a. coward as long as you Don't you see we arc all I leaned forward to catch a view of the and saw standing with one foot and his hand firmly in the midst of the He was a fine subject for a painter just at that His Hushed Hashing compressed and changing all told that word coward was rankling in his AVill he prove himself indeed one by yielding to them? thought J. It was with breathless interest I listened for his for I feared that the evil principle in his heart would be stronger than the But no. will mil go without asking my said tho noble his voice trembling with I nm coward I promised her I would not go from the house without her and I should bo a base coward if I were to tell her a wicked There was something commanding iu his tone made the noisy children It was the power of a strong soul over n nnd they all involuntarily yielded him tho tribute of I saw him in the evening among the gathered multitude in the He walking by his stately clad in It was with evident pride she looked on her ful whose face was one of the finest J ever fairly radiant with animation ami Well might she be proud o such a who could dare to do when all were tempting tin s OXK ov TUB DAN Last Sabbath at Beaver Dam From the June 30. Death from Mr. C. C. whom we spoko of in our issue of yesterday as being at the point of death from the effects of having a tooth died at his No. 40 John at S o clock P. M. Mr. Cooley was a contractor in Colonel Colt's Pistol where he had been engaged for several His age was Some three weeks since he applied to a dentist who extracted for him an from which he was Buffering much The tooth was perly and nothing remarkable occurred at the but soon after the operation was performed Mr. jaw ami lace begun to swell and pain him His face continued to swell until tlic had extended to his head and when his nervous be- came so much effected that delirium set in and with but slight up to the time of his All the remedies prescribed to reduce the and remove the delirium proved He could take no food or nourishment of any amount for days previous to his when cation took .iu th affected portion of the jaw and extending to tho throaty and thus forever ending hi The physicians who attendee we have remarked tha hey never before during their met with precisely similar case ior one that so completely their lln York The city was tranquil the of the military having doubtless ind the effect of repressing whatever us disposition may have remained in the Dead and carefully prepared tables of the ames of the killed and wounded during lie riots of Saturday and Sunday it will be that the outbreaks were more serious was at tirst Two of the persons died Villiam Buckley Timothy ml it is quite probable that others will die sunset The tables referred o give the following figures S The number of arrests for riotous con- uct so far does not exceed of the prisoners were captured in ic Sixth and the remaining twelve taken into custody in the upper part f the The Coroners commenced investigations but made ery little of these officials complain of the inefficiency of the police authorities in not ording adequate aid in prosecuting the in- as to who the parties were that par in the In two instances he juries have been unable to the atal shooting to any particular the satirist in prose and Everybody j remembers the old joke of tho his spouse was went to search for her tip the from the place where the woman fell alleging as a reason or she was sure to go against the And here is nn old in two rather an enough to wake up the if she was not very dead UM my wife terrible H I 1 I should llo About as is the said to bje on a somewhere in but never before published litre Itei my Adella The woman UuU I A. She aod now To tlie truth or Mr. both re- porters the Now York hive purchased the New York by a fifty acre park native laid out with gravel Im- mediately west we have the city of son in with her massive University her towering las and steeples of hotels and churches shining like burnished On either side we have n fine bounded by gentle swelling Take it all it is an earthly paradise without its forbidden The establishment can accommodate 150 inmates we now number here as invalids for a quiet peaceful retreat from the turmoil of the AVe a fine large with music and ery rational amusement is hero excess is as 1 with I have never seen a more perfectly happy and agreeable com- they be called the The to the emigration from Canada to the Western Stales and is increasing to an extent sufficient to excite alarm among the people of the causing the more than decimation of the population in The alluding to it certain parish Six young men left for the States They were almost the only ones remaining in the parish over twenty years of AH the others have left during the last two I have been truly nt seeing in tlic churches only old people and ones under 15 years of Kew persons have any idea of the extent of this You may think that 1 but I assure you that I have established tho correctness of the fact in the neighboring es as well as in in a concession sessing 00 may be found from two to six women whose have left them to go to the United In many concessions there is not a single young man old enough to and t levied n tax o Now a may take a. profitable hint from the following excuse for I do not a. It The my tha ore now brought support a 111! courage be great To think to wed a modern A a little scene transpired at one of the Churches not down in tho I appears that tho Church is in debt tha they lack of make up for the twenty upon each the pews were bought and paid once it seems that one of the members to the proceedings nnd his seat was sole from under But possessing large bump of decided not to giv it. Sunday and the Sexton ill ed the seat with At last in cam the man who owned the the man who lax titles and ordered them They objected he insisted till a last one of the Deacons walked up an told the owner No. 1. that he must leave Owner No. 1. replied that lie would no and without further ceremony tun cd the elder around and deliberately ap plied his foot the his beloved Of course it maO some and caused the deacon to d siit in his attempts at Th Boater paid a fine of fine for the cj of his If it is worth but dollar to kick an elder how much woul afford the same luxury upon a lay men A LUMP OP The Mineral Capt. arrived from Lake Superior on Saturday with 430 tons of mass and barrel copper from the Included in above valuable ment is a lump from the Cliffe weighing eight thousand of unsurpassed and undoubtedly the mass of the kind ever turned out from mine in tie There are several with weighing from thousand to seven thousand pounds but the towers above them like a rock surrounded with About 250 tons the above cargo are for the Detroit the ance goes to Detroit frte cor- of the Richmond a visit to the office of the as at He visit to the printing afforded a ich entering the room on he light three law were n on one side was a rich loaks and all on the wall mug and rich and on the oor were a side of carved to the corn and stationery and on a nice dressing case stood a vooden tray half full of while rockery occupied the professional n the room on the ook and editor lived in glorious me He was seated on a vith a papei before him on a piece of writing a vigorous ar- icle to the a paper ol a rival The cooking stove was at his and tin all the corn cake was and instead of ng his for an as editors often he turned the cake and went AVrr cent medical convention at the clergy and members of the bar were invited to the repast given at the Do AVitt House by the followers of and after the cloth was during the of the Mr. B. while alluding to the intimate relations of professions of the clergy and the in all seriousness remarked that the doctor culled the minister was sure The doctors gave him three The above reminds us of a hard hit at the which may be found in the the 10th chapter of the secom book of Chronicles is the And in the thirty-ninth year o his was diseased in his until hi feet was exceeding yet in ho not to the but In the pity And Asa slept with his fathers and died in the and fortieth year o his A harder hit nt fraternity i given in Mark's relating t a who man and had all she and wits nothing IN- Express relates tho following an- of early 12 or 15 vears IMPORTANT SURGICAL Alexandria Gazette notices au operation by Dr. John of upon a lad ten yean who the subject of anchylosis of the elbow the right arm having been stiffened n a straight position and consequently early The object of the ion being the creation of artificial he bones were divided at the and a taken from each articulating was and the to secure a and useful t is thought will be perfectly The Railroad accident near resulted in David en- and Edward baggage being but not atiu F. colored baring an The baggage which were precipitated into a were considerably injured and Jolin Jacob once observed that a man with might begin to feel The son of that millionaire has now au income of a or a year bnt is not comfortable by any for he has the gout so it is that he has to diet on young man recently went to Cleveland with a young and put up at the best When the dinner hour he boldly walked into a leaving young lady alone in the After partaking of a meal that astonished his be returned to In's was rather ed at this smacking his ips dinner was darned why didn't you buy The is au actual which the nati Commercial vouches The lady vas sixteen hours without anything to Love is like a if the current obstructed it will seek seek some other Il is not the case hat the and attentions bestowed n the child years are intended for lie sister of A gentlemen being on his from a party the other whether he had seen a young ady noted for her re- lied that he been a good deal of ir A sly Liverpool taking ad- of the alarm about the ad- a notice in several lint tho Way was in great danger rom and advised the public to lay in a stock of butter before the source was kissing feature introduced by Troy at their is generally considered disgusting if not Your If only Su Anil the of your Vu English paper gives an account of a of sixty old who were the mothers of hundred and sixty-nine children They must had something to talk about at that tea we should a whale a If we ex- claim arc thon Some poet thus apostrophizes the whole order of that sail the Repine not at your Your flesh fie Your bones The Celebration at St. cost 02, of which sum the city Among the items is of 00 for There is some talk of getting up a similar excursion rom the to the with tions in Philadelphia and Sew members of the Church nnd the same church have applied to the conrt to appoint trustees for the same The court refused to the trustees recommended by IN State has received returns from 43 counties the number of hogs by which appears there is an excess of ver the previous This includes a less than half COST OF an says that the expense of the singing n a church not a thousand miles from Joston has been to be an gc of one dollar for every stanza Chief Justice Tancy has engaged rooms or himself and family at the White Sulphur where he such graat benefit to his health ast A good sized of the specie was captured in the harbor of S. on He ured about nine and a half feet in Secretary has under tion the expediency of establishing a navy Capt. M- known to many of our readers kept a little country store in the then village of A farmer came in one in great after some for a child that he thought was But not a mite of the kind of medicine wanted was in the The farmer ed out with a look of when he was called back by hold hold The farmer turned back with of when tho merchant on a have sent an ox team to Milwaukee that I expect back in ten or fifteen I can let you have it then That would seem rather poor consolation to a raw with a dying especially to us in these when we can leave here in the go to have about three hours to do business and get home the same General Superintendent of tho East Tennessee B. had one of his feet crushed m dis- tressing manner by the ore of that near on A of yard at Tlie Com- pany an eligible with twenty-five Rev. of has received the degree of Doctor of Divinity from the New York L. ft pretty favorably known as the intends visiting the United iu a few Rev. James A. of tlic Virginia M. E. died on the 27th of typhoid pounds of wool was Q the chased in 45 to 50 cents per at prices ranging from Mr. Kallock and of en for the pasted through Chicago on The white population of Oregon oey is by the Oregon to IKS rom to Gen. Ward B. of New is said to be the man upon whom in to be conferred General Jackson's gold The land sales of the Illinois Central Company in. June amounted to tbe sum of in same month last Walker arrived at on Thursday Choice pieces of the of at fifty cents per A fowl brings Hon. Caleb Gushing is on bruised applied to M said to be the of Within two few
