The Beaver County Argus., July 22, 1857, Image 1

i •
• I • • 7 16 ri';'4. * ' 4:1,r 4,7, ....Zi,14.%%:?„:1:. 1 ;, , ; I • •
' • - t
T _ • .1' •
I '
a. ' ' • 1 1-% L
- -
".. - -••• '
1 * -••
, `';'• • • ' " • .
/ 4121 Ratilae
; - 4 ;, • . .! r ' ;
• • - •
I 1.
•
, I •'•
lICY.
1.• /' • •
• ; i7. t, _ I = •'; • ••1 - • ."'"1" 1' . - 1 • • 7
•
;4 ' ;
,' , .‘ 1100/ •
. •
• AT
• A
r - _ • ,
, .
f-
ry-Q1,1_1,111 , , xx,xlll---I t N - 0 31.
. . . , .
..
'1
.
:- "INT" '11; PU114.181161 ES I mated discussion by the Chair,i' , M M
r. oor- 1
• 11. Sii,.. J. . viT; iFYINND. ,-- ; head) Rev.. Webber, Pief: BithlNVirt, Major,
" :L \ . • - - - - 1 atliock and Messrs. ..Kenne tly . i' Rawsey
TERII.I4-40: Inot:T.As and parr - Csata,pc.• i •
loam. Vi A Di • A ' x'cv:; cityirwiise - Two DOLLARS and Wallace,.wore tinanimonsly.pasiedt I
,- be chnrge,l: : : No peperdiseontinued,.ttot-11 Whereas; In . the opinion of tbisConvonH
eorages.ixre settled„emeept at the option fion•the office . of County • Supqinteadeney' l
. .
' 'hors.. )
,is of inestimable good to the tense of edu
emonts.insertelnt the rte of 50 ets. i
f;-fifteen lines for one tkiertion--! — ,,,i '.,
1
^ation'' and irhereii.thepresentitneumbent,
of energy' and . sepei- i
' t insertion n teats. - 4 - :‹. tibera' , t. o4 ,r• • verys-I . i ' a *l3'
vesely 'slivortiiertt. -' : -. ..lastie - iottaipiherasi to 'de,vote all his.
willing
~ , ~ I
_, ,_ ,
Communications,. by mail,
, i time' to - the duties: ci: fill otnce,fanq eruere-1
\\,.
ntian. .
' - -••••-■rnim.i..•... ';,frOm-some of the lirectors preitent at
' T meetin g , who *ex :also - delegiies to tlie l i
Convention of Dir4ctors in' which he wail
•..• •
;I elected, that the present ina&inate salary 1
i (8350) was flied upon titioUgh al misuntior l
l standin,g.'and)yitititentima(put!he part of i
I a majority . of .that_po*rentiott.. I .
l i
1 ' • Therefore :-Resoli•ecl, That. flys Convet .
lion highly approve; of s AbO. officei of the Co '1
'•;nerintendeney as iiiollsPousabto to a gno(i,
-atinot systein and th•it'it l earnestly,
.... • - •uded . to the different Bards of Di-'
I rectors' to tufo b-Mediate action by- L vtlich
N
!.io.raise-I;is . I:try to the sniii.„ol - 1.800 peri
': year, and tot encourage ihd'aslist hito in
' l l i efforts to advanee toe Ildnextiecal lip-1
; teryNts of the :Couniy. • • ; - 1
, - • Rr,solv e Ld, Thar this resolution be not;
1 . •
• con,hlert , (l a., , eeustire or i 1 proFal of the
.
neti,,n : 2 f,,,' tfe .C(1 u vt!n t t on, i p f Di rt dor 4 bLu t!
t hot 'Wooly - asks a' ne 7 consill e ra)frit . of that),
zi-titin.talten under 'Unfavorable etrcutostan
ce4, ~ini:, u nderstandings nal unwarranted
.• . ,
..,.. pi, judtees. • t . i ..
7 7
; . -I
• • :i'lle Contention titeu wij ui nea to meet,
•at i 1 o'clock in the ;eveni Lg. -.• i .
e' '
cinoznis 'nito
, 1 . , r op.rtips ON FAQ* .
It happens for once, says the Pit6bnri ! ,' j - -4-1 - i-
Journal, that the South 'liar -made a ae7,' When Col. l -firqdhald Iti
mana which ri - DemoeraiicAdministration A killed at the b,1141 of [ litittii
not willing to 'enbeade The thing ney", taken his seat foil t ll j.- - fis-IIT
seem incredible, to some, but we beli eve it bettelo the first,os on ithesdoeket ,as call
has come to,pass. 'lt only remains io be led; tuftl the,„..plaint ;ft stood ia4,,. , t, wages
4 1
seen whether the Administration will Per- !ease rthat-tiad bees an litigation five !years.
silt in its present course, or surrender to GenrSmoot tiros? 'for 'the difenda t,-and
the imperious voice of "masa!! Pryor_ lreiturrked in an ov,erbeariog, tenet ' ur wit-
I lk Co. If Mr. Buchanan will not submiq !that
are absent) and ttenfere I. demand
jiierewill be rebellion in the Smith', ;and; !that the case be fdatinmid until the next
' the ;National Democracy will e nolonger,be terinl, in course.' I ; ,l
. 11
"'one and undivided." 1 But - to be more ex- 'Let the affidavit be filed, for not t
plieit. - The Southern Democracy have for can lenieriain'a i otion for;ton - tin
i .
some tine been denouncing the Kansas was the reply of e judge. ; ' -
policy of Gov Walker, and they notide- 'Do you doubt 1 y words Mt faith
Bland his- recall. They hold 041 1 his ' , Gen.; Smoot exeL l i ed sharply,',,ind
, pledge- tr.' the people that they shall have a ntarily raised hi bege sword •cane
aid vsiee in the adoption of the Constitution 'Not at all," re - led the JUdge as
dearly, of the nevi Stater is a breach of faith to blandest smile r ' 13 the het rerjuir
.ds of Di ; r South, and contrary to the Cincinnati Plat- the facts justlfyi g.a continuance m
e ti II- whiehll form. The *Rielnitond South recently as pear :otrrecord, ad d
, the court haspo
.an-,u# 880,0 perllatZed its that 'Mr. Buchanan-would to annul a law ruirl any wish to see
I 1
ibil'is.ist him in!! not endoree thepolicy of Governor Walk. l itull4d ' ' • . ,l
• • -- 1 ---- 1 11-4e- , .., 1 ' -f .!
• ---.... 1. . r .„.0 ,
toe letecattecal lin-1 er. `-lle-understoxl the'south and his own ,1 'The Judge'a - 61 m andlsusltrerss-lil
ay. . ; e l; interests too w'ell to do suell'a, foolish thing, h and manner only Is rved tn iriitate t
~,e ar this resolution be note But now the tune is changed. The "Ad- ib and he re,tortel shakic:f hi; swo;
a.,;(.etistir or di a proFal of the, miui - stration have given, a half-way C'hderse. iin the direction of, the b uch, ;WI
see effie Coliventionief ')iri;ttors, but! meet to Walker's policy," and the Rich. be e the law, I, for die, will netlearti
.-Konly as, a're-consirlera)lim of that ' mond organ strikes the'key note thui • I,the l i ps of en 110r:haft demi o r "
t o ogue
,
-don taken under Unfavorable etrcunistan-, "lf 1f r.. Buchanan entertains the ilea l'efi s t d.' - 11 . 1
.1
ee : 4, ..ini:.under , tandings and unwarranted that he can trifle with the feelingse South. ' Judge Yell's bi l e eyes slit lightning,
pi, judices., , II ern D emocracy and may aafely defy their ; b ut he only tamed to,the clerk and Isaid—
•-I he teinfentiee it._ •• i vengeauce, he is e at liberty to undertake l'Clerk, you kill en eria fine of 660 against
he• 1 ' the experiment : But it is hardly possible 'Gen.' Smoot, as II cid him named iiin---nly_
, that so sagacious a politieian can mistake 'docket, for e•ros , ; e niempt o f court, !Ind be
EVENING- SESSION: j the aP , ilogetic tones of a few place-men for ;surelyou issue , anlimmediaro lexecuqdr i .' .
,
The Pre‘ilent ! brine; unavoidably absent, th e genuine voice of the Soutbein p e opl e . ' ll° had hardly communicated till order
\lr. S. C. C r ow was a`pp..interi to }he Chaii. I Though the Southern members of the (lab= When Gen. Sinort was seet ;rushirrg to
"The' t.;iiiinitiee on - tesolutions reported the 1 ill'''' should ineliee to dispalage tne spirit ' wards hita t trand's iinz,his sword cane, all
follnwieg, whieh we re , adopted 1 1:;ilie State-Rights Democracy, the dis- Iths festnrea - writh tig with IntitderouWwiath,
: -,
° Wherea , , In the opinion of this Con , tract and empliaticlutterance of the Geier- land pallid as a • cerpie: _Every glarl i ce was
ven ti.,' n the l'alucati;Mal interestsfof liceavegia and Mississippi Conventions would not. ,fixt:ii, on the countenanee of the-Judge, for
county ar e not i n -Hari a eonditilii as nal. i allow of so fatal an error as to suppose that !all Wished to knolvjhOw ha i would break the i
ura l •i , 2alth ° , • se,miteereial advaniaeiis and ; any regard for • the integrity cf Party, 1 , coming of the, du:that's 'fierce gissieititi---Briti
attachment to a n adriiini.stration.Hnoluit however, ecuqrl detec i e! the"' slightest 1
obseisde ii, res,itirs demand, or thict the in or any ,
cotUill a silent aquiesence in the charge, in his appearance'. }pis check grew We find,', some
Press mkt.'s by her in the cause t rif Ed uce -I will
butracre: If Mr. Buchanan at- ,peitlier reiPuor white, nor a; nerve seemed, gradingthe navi
! noel is not prop-utienet to her natural ad.: ll(3a ' 'C'q
i I.torupts to shield' Walker he will only ex- - ,to t remble, his calm eye surveyed ribs ad. steamboat in We
vantages and general iutelligeneei 1.
Therefore li. , soreed ThC .
~ at this maven- •, j
i pose- his own body to a mortal stroke.- , vaneing foe, with as little.sign,of perturba- Albach,loCPitts
J'aere is no div i nity about the person of ai, lion 'as a chemist tMght shbar, scrutinizing , pears that et tize
tiori urge upon Directors'aud • T - Aachers to '
; President which the Democracy are afraid I I the eltervesence of some novel tnizinre.—ii instrumental to
en-opeate Is ith the ,Superinteinteiat in sys
:to violate. ,The instant the' Administra. , Ile Sat perfectly till, with a little ltaff of, ; ennsiduredl l en ad
fintatri7ng the ice:lend plats ~f Icon - colon
1 . ; ;
.tion assumes the responsibility, :if \Volker's I; pait4ed iron in .11 sl hand. ;Smoot aleended I perime 1. - 11 Mo
. .elrools..\iit the eo t int .
- I
treaclie6., that instant Will the taibaltern ; the platform, an inunedietely aimeil a tre-; La _robe
Resolved,- Thrit it furtle r rceointurred
- ' siiik-out of Agile lid the l'eesident become .menPetts hl rw at tl'; head rit his ftr. At yThe,comple: success att radio g e . es
t!th l l
e i e-Mation ef;Tea,•lier's AS:or•iiitirimi in
the oleeet of denimciation which is now i thatlblow five ii • rtlred---herts ~ shud d ered,! periments in ac, in navigation on the Ilud
, A lie. dilf•unt T ovit;Lips and Boroirrhs '
' fthroo . :ltotit the C auttiv, the solj .et 1 - ir Wilielli 4 leVelei ;against ' lit appointer,: But there (~ and imore - : than aiv en vie oes :shrieked, all js in •isteti the a•ilje uinge water ,- proviaus to
associations !sled • ti l e to prr\pake
/
more thorotighlv ;for the dkehaeete ;:of duty' ;
attl that out vf thc.,:el be ereatnzlitia Coun) - •
Ire: , cll ,, ri will be, no precipitation in the matter. The I'llxpecting to i
see lite vi...tini s i ehtill shivered 11869, turned • the attention - f.tlie principid
Democeaey of the South are reluetant,to Ito atoms. ;The fit:Swim' a, qui:limet may' projectors to the idea of its !application,
,on
identify,
,'Jr. But..hanan with , R;il.A.- - J. then be conceive. , ;when. they be held the the westerar.ve se and•in'ahn month of - -- = , A
.,1 .b ! Welker. , Thrly will notTirbander. an M..llittle iron stafril tribe a - quick curve; as pril (arthat year sir Roosevielt, 0f.N..1..
re Inst i tute 1 ;
.1 \ I,
_ ' . T. ~, 211
- - the gt eit Sward et to fleAv ' from ' l. Snionts' I pursuant 16; an :;reemeni w tul alt,,
1 ' •- • , ,V . 1t That, r' • )/ Trem'ier • :in] tl • r
r . 11'.\;i: VHS. - ; • ,! ' •-!i! ' • - e ! 1, . • - , e' , :o ~ I I f
' ' _..... ‘ i , [ ' -
-• ;mall disciplinarians are requisite tel a whole= , er, except upon C , Yinp at•lon bt 'toe Most i t .. fingers, mi , l f .11 I ilia In groat clatter] to the Li ingstori end Ir Fulton; ' v i s i ted ; those!
~,,. n ti . ..., a -.;;•):: ~511,-,L tt 0r.1,1 hy chee
r so us e, d i ve andlv . 4roU•4 edtreatiim ds • distance of tweet - fe,et in title -1111! The; sic .rs withi the - .urpose of fOrtniog an ,:pia
_ .\: r . ;" 2 .‘!:1 . i:.. 1 :11 li - tfr..vil, ”f . Ow 10. r ,, 0g i l . 1 . 1 ., 111 . - 1 ;,. d that sa . j ,„,:r . r. er .p,.,
. 1 , •'` . treachery to the( Sul ill.- They are mu balil l „id belly mitts -cr a cry cf wra li - Wild ' 'ail l the ', 'tt d- f •te - ''re
I i 1 ion %cm, cr ie ac"ni eo i I. Lana nest e d..
ls,-re .1, •;-.• iee,,,,i n eer! , 3,1,..„ e „ . A ic sx.lll. , c • , ..i._ 'l, ' _ ierei erepary ; .
' or creed bv hope-tie,: nd will dentOn tlt-i-:M. as that of dome o tided beast-of-n t.,.y and t . •ot l' I.; s 't -eyed tl 1' -
r , 1 Lou oi • n.. 1. If )( 1 ..0Ve. s . rs, the
,j
ie t h en ,„i ves t o _ c os oni i, o ,/ a. go.a.l;,salary it :e; . y
' T l' . l' 1 `'l - 't elves with the di:znity and decoruni due. to snatched his be 1 knife ;from its sheafb -- ,1 - ersLfr,otre___
Pittshu l rgh to Nelv Orleans 1 .1114.
,• 1 !"-t 'l l . q i'"''"''" - ''''"'" - !....4" 1 ; ' -.' •" •le'-' sal •he theirtieh tr)(lenusitrl ttieti a salary.
~, 1,1),-,.; : i
.. 1,.;'. 1 , nt „ .ti,
. 3 ,. ; •
v i .,., :e p r :,..,i,1, 11 ,,,,.
. 11 ,,,,;,, , ... ii, _7, , t i i this ( i. olice . iiti ,i n fecal). _ , the gat ii.A9f tii - e occ:,si.,re. . lint sac be- but ;ere it, wag oised ;for the d .sperate I as • his reperC --- wasr favorable, it -was decided
ae 1 1 .- 1 1 l'-' ''. -I .e°• • '.S ••"`!ltrr '," ` Cs tit,- men I the ;Effete st Boar Is of Di l reetors to! ti,lesff the man whi mistiikes their forbear- plunge, the lite e ' lieu "st-aff Cut nether Ito build a ] ,boat t the, fortnet l to - iiii:; - - - -----
,i,n a c;:ttftiitre- lot n • . I.lt i •II:' Wl' ',l';'•••ifit - . n i l k a t o r rr , 'ilint.i - P, - c. , ,inp../ , '7/t Te.al'eliers;rid itne;•. Tioneei the I Ire3l , leut of the Uni- curve, and, - the bowie kifife folio ed the ; "In ;October, Sll l , the ‘ l N.esv Orleans"
, •11 , y t1i ,,. (2. 1 . , 'jr• , ' . " - i- 1 -:12: "f'th" 11 - , ' tli..t. roes tali:e :a , 4:•iites as mill mimeo:rich,' re d Stems will: a
,servile pirty l at his b•ick, cape. l ie then hie•tily drew air vblVing ; wall l a ' itc h ed and sent out,lbeing int4uded
,1 , 1:11 i ' :rken ; 1:•"••• 11 1.17 \ \ -- " l Tr ""' 1 J• M e ill ir r t; pr:/Ot 1.1, l a lry aff ,rlino. bett; r re ; and e ighty enlillioes a :scar in his picket, plfsol, but before he had time to to Ili the ,to ply lietWeen that city andlNatchez---not
I ; lei 1, - ., e., to r l, iri er.ir i ee....-Itie s e reeseine - • f .• ,• ,{ , he ri;autoit stifk. the voice of Southern. De. nigger his' artn a s .struck powerleSis *Ads las Stated in ' the extract fi+fr Thurston's
, , ,• n .7: sun, rs m t lets reteicreq and can ,
Tt,.. 1:,,,wy-:-.,T, ivit, , ,, , p, oi_eir Av. ) , s- )
~ plovittg !limn nu ra of the yetir i i the tlis , - ' umorar Y' ''s- ' ' ; , - 8141 And t h e , far that first ti iCi ]iii; balk, li i ctween Pittsburgh and the falls of
.• . •
1,-iri e *, rc - •-elit a ;;;••1 arid; e-sed the ran, etlli• elitr; , ;.! of their' rofessir%ol thole-. / ; Thrsos the first response .to the nflieial JU'lge Yell hatrily perceptible ern aria", Ohio. II il • r
I ' '
- e , ~,,, • ,1,,,, -2,,,(,.r ensue iii em up. , n the 11 ;,,, 11 . 1 , Ti ... ; - . notice of the kimin;stration that NVelker 11 ts' !stamped hisll • not,' - anal' the p atforin Lat,r6he vlin: u3lr Ransevelt !his l
, , young
e , I ! 1: t this vionvention TeCOll3- , ' ' . ' ' . i 1 ii. r'.
stp, , r7-in,•,, AlTliko, •-1:•, - of rt..;.‘_•her .. .1.,s- in-nd to the Tea -hers of * Beaver Gninty as .' would be sustained. , What it. sill be froth shook beneath him, and - airentedln__ruiniet c wife .and family, Mr Baker! the engineer, •
....,•111 1 .. 1 ,- 1 , ,, , ,i e :r e m 1 1 .. .e' the diffe-,-eitthe-extreme SMith, we may larily judge tortes---ilr. Cle;rili,i you Fill blot t 'is rn - _ silr_e__lack, the pilot land six hands ,
far as prls-ible, t• mike teaching eth ers pr'o- '
-;,,„, ,1 , .:: , hi,
t:.
-it to Ihic .1r1 .. t:,-- 1 1
"il'• "•'''c' p-s.iiini, an,) to r n Taro t hems eivt r ts with dl ; Iby rite .subjoitiedptragraph froin the \ricks. flail's, name frotn the roll of attorm s,' as a l wi h alfew domestics for Med , her whole
" t"""ry I ,!'''''';'''' , 4 '" , ' l . ' u.- . . 1 ; 111 P:uis b..) . .; r, et reference to this .;plie"re or dutthro' . burg S'entinet,l (written, of course, .)before foul di-gra!!e to : . .le - bar. itT , ' R l,. . ' .lff,,tali — e blirdeild,--There were no wood - 4 - ftii . - 113 - at that
, • r -,-----------_
• t id l' LI:- '-'-• ' ~,.,,I ''''"'P• 1 "ril '''""l' - the on ,oritiaitD.s alltrded them b Teach
V:, the hostile tiditi,„
~, hal been received.: the prisoner to j' B.' 1 •ang to time, and constant delays-wire _tinaveidble
r- i ;;-,, ril,-ir -!ri , a; ;1 •ri-ii ”..11 r I inter-, . ' 1 .' . -,,,. '
"RonElt,T ..T..WALKER....-- - -Our Democrat-, B rie ,
the tearcf k I - l
. . 11, , ; and I :
scene
,I4te ati night, on the fourth day after quit
; - . ;• -• ' .-., -, t- ' ' et s Assoctations- Normal Scllook,
. County .
: t . la . r,,,. 1 ...1 1 ,,, ii. , l•, 1r u , .111 1 ur,„, d .bi,ti , tre and - 41 th •rwi;•=e. , , ' . ,! ie
,State • Convention has in no measurea I ofelinfusion too place en can i l ting - Vit f tsburte . ), they arrived in, safety at
r ;-,;-• eo el 1:1e . , (‘' or2atiii"tion• -%. 1.1, --r wi'''m ' Resolv,;(2, ,t 1 I. dd . - C 1 : ' termsreontlenined the course pursued b
neenion reeerti- ' desciribe The bravoes and myrmidon I . Lonisville, having been
Y -
l'r f. it ild vim -peke. up:,:i thy; MI • .
' ll bi'-'et , ' mend as fiir as ' -'t 1 ') t • i• a l d this as indicated in his Inaugural ad
a IZ' au • man`friends of Genet. I Smoot gathers around. 3 scendingupwa l rds of 600 miles." i The set
.;
~ ,
~
1..,.. .• _
.. , 0 .
.. To's, , e, sy." im . ;
tn I was set:Pc...Fri-a t. 1,,, 11,, 1,1.. ‘1 ...hn_r, „ tided schools "- is airaii ir
lg. nr)portUriitiCS dress as Goverrior of Kansas:. And he! to obstruct : the S ierttf, while-ma 4 of 'the 'tlers:on Ithe.ba i nks, who had pot even heard
eh, : ell...red:the
•forißvitp , r.....,lolnliohz.,witteli ?,-, I ' . ' - '-1 r tl: ' '-. -/‘ ' • ' richly ''' • 1. t • • '
r tooreng ii artu o f emetent etineation. , merits rile -sevcres_ castiatnin which l ,
{enstit} lentetheik aid to susesin thitnutho - the, kin •
of I ueb - a - scheme were struck
, r !with .. . tors § . _ ,
si,!re ii, leptere 1 ; ; -
' ;The .con edpo ssiblyfalll of optical '' tv '' the coot Menaces, try; then addressed h • leen to rho ot ap; - l 'Menaces sere dd ' Ind terror" at the a
. . . sa , Dance •surprise 3 -
, + 1 ppear
,. . t
1.
„.
...
,f. 3 ,
_,,..-
It• - •- , ,Iv..,1; Iha %c strut 'y .ore the) pr f . j3 1 1,1.5i„ , ' I) f i ti „ip.,l 6f t e e N erje d I.ltelal. ! Missies' had done him great) horr id curses, th 17tug,' of • timpiegtng antl of the snorting' monster "I. _ have
Cenrey Sun.) intetelgir, i. i,..4,11 , ,i a cj/,for :
,:.•eitool cf Lawre see county. Stroj , ce—The 1 bcinor. .; She made liiin her representatis).e it cros l sing steel, el ern-te e eiies of r ;e-end s : . 1 1, I.
_, . a ear,..t.„,at t.e general impression . ttmong the
the orzan izt lion of a- re ic.,wr i INstit utc., Tileteher.iii nii,e; .m— w hi e h e „, tj eje „ e 4 to ;in the Benate Of the United Stattes. ,It was,) Thlif!', all conitnirmled with the awful pxplo•l g ord Ki3oitiekiiins waS that the cninet had
of all tile Ti.:Vl, - T's 4( . 13 •lver 'o,,urity, l l'e ' sei:i _r_ it iliterc:t and- approval-; On zue :l, this p - alitieal elevation which . gave hitt) po. 1 sion of-fire-qirms, aiended - f l t --- ,, b e't . l ayivid rifallEa into the'Ohio. The -small depth of
, ' , j eil-,i WhiA 1 ts;ittve - slia.l . h.! jr,...:11 ird sin. air: J' S. Vaugerder. follrmed svitil ,
; litical conseuence, and eieutuated is hisrl idea 'of P.euieu serum.'' th ~Fughol.
-tftwater in the rapids prevented thef.:,boat.from
1, .11,;r 1 the 1, st firi'ijes cf a. - Turing a' I . t beim* selected from Mississinni- as a Seere- 1 411 the tempestuous strife, two individna si nursuing her voyage immediately; and du
.11
HUE
MO
Adverb
in• s,innre,
eai-Vaahaequi'..
dinonat,made.t
fh il.i
~have liromPt at
THE GREAT
Jfl C. STV4RT.
=I
There is if harvester brave and bo14,„ „.
Who hameltt<in many
na all hik , help in ‘theharvett.time "'
I. theitelp bf his two white hands.;
.11i3 - 2wo:•k' Hte'.lland . i, as,Aft /Ma white
As the winter's driven
Wet erer'lle bins M nrtrriStborn,e
' T o 1,i4. a .rna- ,iewn
and stringing seytlie .
2e,1 are tlfe 9:11110 t. , 111:1).
•:il 4e14.1y he. g.oe: . frink Geld to 110,1
grlin: •
irc::rl as jie. clip the gr.lin,
u-, iu's)i - mves, •
'suit f , lty the thriV;'
tilt: grain t:lat Ivir;ca•tcr
toe r.:1; 'e T 1
111
Li.•
tv; ths iirlp
I
T.tetezetitr,->lt:p it , the er4 , llC.tt
tittte'-r
- rverilatilu. s - prinie. •
ii. tfryel,il , ill-10.1 •tl•i i±elipt;
n.yrly tii•t agt , ! ire .
(IT wFti-,huod's. prime
:cup; to tlie ~:,thein pain.
rry +j•::et: hearts an o:tq. bed:* of down
I o
st‘tt.'h Is eqt..,
of the battle's blast.
azl.l tio s,L•a:!re.
! ) - ,A
i
_•aFncr, the
rlii.
lONAL
PINE.' 23. 16-5.1'.
=I
=I
nt
• ,
r•,!:.11 , 0 „ O oots, to e )tit l i, i 5 die
t rut thn 1. itir;vlyring '.'intilitetion and
;014 to iii4ll2:l•i:E. -d;
r: ,
mitt ques.v tits p .rtaining to alit... "f ea cner s
That tiikA tY-tivention earnest
ly reeontmen.l..lVat.4crt: to cog ig . 4,in :this
-enterprise tidth titer//,. as a duty
tit-v tort: alike 1:1 thettrt.;.lv.i.t anti ti4Ar cru- .
lover.= and that this Coliontinity.e.xteud a
-tilial invitation to the 'Supt.:rip yonirlat to
lix the plair for eallinz tint fit st tim.ciing of
thy at :North as,uring.
nor wh - I,tuay come . 'lion] a dis
t t f the, kindest hospitality if the
. lie„ r inf . )- 31r. r CG - 1 4 (111:11 . 113C1-
4 . 1 :" motion, to - d.pliver an a liress to par--
- t - Itt;,,thciralutic,s to-teach:ifs and emir chit-
Lich received 'A ith great satis.
eti it, and. gi;o: effect. Ilpr. ll.aav Web
r t? - at atierc t ss act re tue;_!:ing in a ilt:fonde
r offi,:4 of the C .itity lttittperiatenden
cv, was aunt: aiti, force and ability,
.t.howingeletitry that a gand,,t6nipetent and :
Surrintendent would be an ectitf.
t my to the-County, even thnuttli they_yfere
paid directly -front tliel.s.clic - for fundi; hut.
sloorimrtnither, troll dm State_Statutes,
that ooutity Sunerintendents Were
p•iti by a tiivisfer of: an appropriation.froni
the Stafe Treasury, 'of 4:F. 3&.1)U0 formerly
i ri:Vnt-2 , 1 to Geological Surveys, - bow appro
to the payment <I Superiutendents .
and that if this otliee w6re . tiispert.sed . asjth
ty th e Dirtetars of the tfifferents-Voutities,.
ltw making this apirropriation
. Must of
tic-cessitYto 'tcricaled, and the .530,000
tt-ould go ttark to. the State Treasury, rat
stead of to the Siitliord fund, for the pay
. anent of . Teric. 4 m.rs, - ,ind . ,woultibe lust - to the
cause of : -. ..dueatio'n' In a Ote State. iras•
folta e..
4,1 by Prof. Baldwin, who spoke upan
th, .110...itii,j1Ct, -showing the'neeettsity of
a County Suytrintendente toxystettrtftle . t.d..
ucttion ta t systcji.,- . rhe n the I: , s;witt.,: rt•sl-
.totts art.re by J. lA. knittoo, and
Isquib rilwarits, and after an aiii•
511
I -\
Edlv
MEM
.1C Oitsi
dS t.W.J • V‘-llitr.` bands.
MEE
iArrangelocut:
peri ate -11 , 1;u t f
lll:z3tttute thi,
fiat' cf the ci:iz
retary WFLS tristrl
ceedin”s (It tile
papeys.. A y.tte
i the spealfers, a
,311!0.
-marks.
•stin • zinl .'perin z teut, re
-1 ;'
Vert: 11 en tnade, t‘ith the
r the iirst County
place by es4,4ial
ns. Ou i n the S.ec
eted. to publisii the pro
`l.nrention in file county
if tbiti4s W 4.5 tieturned to
ti4l . -o`t Cotvenrion'' adL
1.1. t, is due t? th eilizens of Beaver coun r l
ty tai knAv that he-ir SuperintenAnt
Avery) is activ, ly cagagbl irrtthe duties
'of •llid gives mth.t.t.titil evidence
to, all lt; tYe observe,: .itis' , operations
t.li!ui far : that he is just the ,vein for thC
ttu*t.
gm,/ bq the Ok'fierm) r-
. ,
cII.IIIIIE,TIIE F LLIIII'STErt. ---The eleVel
lrlFid Plaid Dect 'r says that Col. Crabbel,
who lately lost hi. life bi,the same enterl.
, in; .1 ,
pr t ise which -- W flier tualle his first ven t , '
store in the charac er'of a fillibuiter, is tlt.
wailsane man-who. the survivor in the yts
of the,bloody series of cambats i i 4hieh th
elitorsof Viekshirra. Sentinel fought 4 -- - fh ,
In
lapt of six of the ieditrirs of that I)aper hay
ins fallen by the T and of Crabby.. - It waa
1. 1
in 181 G, durio,-; the exciting' ontest of
Fnote and Davis er The Clovermirship,,tha
Mr. Jenkins, thefediter of the Sentinel, a
"pc . aceable man, ha‘ing commerJed on th
conduct of Crabbe ' was, assailed by him is
the streets of Vieksburg. A terrible corn
bit ensued, Jenkins using histiowie kni.
with great effect--foefore Crabbe could dia •
his ptstal. The latter, however, do 'tet
ribly cut, succeeded allast in dischargin„,
his pistol in ' his antagonist's s* who fell
mot tally wounded, and died i a a; CCP/ hours.
"itY - The editor of the 11.4chr,ond SoutN
a fi ming: Democrat, sag "that even dig
iNtnaerati:a party is pf.;i'soned " W e hard
only to say ?f the p ity as the man said o
his wife, un- i being .uspeeted of haring pois
oried r--",,p , her. on the spot; l'n
willing." •
: •
.-
,L . ,.
r'_ _
THE ADMINISTRATION AND TEE
_ scrum .
tart of the Treasuty . of 'the United States.\j i
At .the entF l of his term, the Ex.Secrctaryi
located in .Washingthn City, 'still - in the'.
South. Latterly the President-of the UtiiH
ted States' has tuad.2 , . him GovernOr of Kan.'
.as Territory, and his first' act wag one of
treason to the South lie has•-encotiragedf
Abolitionism, given incentive' to therree :
Soil fauatica still further to insult, outrage:
and•roblthe South, and dares to intimate.'
that the Administration. 'apProves the act.'
Franklin Pierce.. appOintel Reeder, and ,
'Geary, and: removed them . , for • cause:—;
James Buzlianan f appoioted Robert. ; .J -
Walker and Should remove hiin. Theh
out
demands it. In thelanguage-of a digtin
gnisbeii gentleman of our State Nvliilst,late-'
treating of :this suhject : /Rdbert -J
Walker 4 our dog,' and wohould, be the
first toAtick Liai l'"
A SINOUL sit REIINIp / N.—Ten' YeaTs ign
last night, ten'young ladies who'wqre
i ttfuling,sch,aol in this city; where' Bangs'
Block now stauds,/agrced with their ieach;
er,Miss Stearns,' to meet in just ten years;
an-have a supper at the Worcester House:
Nothing but / death was to interfere . -with
the meet / i4 of the full number. Last
night they ail came to tho Lincoln Bons°
togethii. The fhand of death had been
laid,upon none. .Time had also dealt len! ,
tvith thud; and but two of their
timber were4narried.- Thity all sat dowd
to a Lincoln ,Mouse--supper , What con: ,1
gratulations posed, what experiences were
related, what sorrows were'tatlceo over, are
known,,' but to themselves.-- Worcesto;
Boy State
Ilict Worth Know(n9.—lrousekpep i
ers should know,, now that the seaso4 for
pies and puddings has come, and sugar in.!,
ordinaiely dear, that the acid in rhubarb;
gooseberries and currants may be neutrali!
zed by putting a third of a teaspoonful of
soda in the-fruit, and without effecting the
flavor. !A less gurAtity of sugar will then
answer LI! sweeten.--licager. 1.
1
W
EsDAlri' JULY Ra `lsa7`-y
Might be cibiervt d as leaders of the w1nr1.4,-
wind and riders of the f istoCril The :new'
Judgo aced his 1 tale:iron cane witlilterrible'
efficiency, Crippl as-limbs, yet sparing life.
Bill Banat; the sheriff, imitathig the
cle m ency nf Lis knored friend, diulaining
the,use . of eithet - knife or ' pistol,L. etually,
trampled and crushed diawn all op osition,"l
roaiia'g at elierypriousfilo ) w—"T is is l thk
. ja
way to prese6e i lorder in Court!" a senti-,
merit which he a'eeorn ' d wi th 11
, pante 1 peal s
'Of I:aiiihter .1d less thariltvo niii utes the
party' of • :ha judge triamphed,, nd the
clique of - Gen. Smoot st4red a tl sastraus,
defeat, and the bally himself was orno to
prison.
Ouch Was tho i
Arkansas; awl f
as a man,
,as -a J
poiltieian, went 1
edl(psing i the d
wanes, It set on
Vista.
,debut of A4hibal Yoll in
rem that dli)ris p pularity
i,udge, hero, ud as a
fon rapidlyl inereniin , 4, till
Idest and 'most; powerful
I the bloody field lof -Buena
Piot WI.
ins ; 'niece° ed i
Phla, Penusylva.
ocratic paper in
of 'the preseut
evident sympto
two Demot ratio
new ;one. ,
will do up ea
Miy, they
, ,
they gouge °ace
bi:e,each.other'•
each etiliq till .
t.
th cfy, kick each
toed! of boets,ah
I .• '
IogL.TUE
vate recipe ofp.
iTako one pin
wioi e 'speon •
fully with asp.
whisky. Fil
and!make' tie si,
Tala.2
water,and fillup
abtive. hi ur
lu.—Sr.-Vorney,
I . purehasiit the
II ran, 'trill issue al n
that city' befor
,ontb. Already t
!is of a Sight heti
lorgans, , the old on
ope thst. "lice and
. .othePiliabs - -tho
each ot'uer's hai
1
other , s l opes. D 6
: noses. ',l.Tay th.
•ey are 7 slightfy bt
.ther with the nio
. s and; brogloS,
. ing is said 'to b:
unuy editor 'out '
of wliifky, stir
•ul of *liisky •) b.
:on, awl ; keep r:6
bowl wit
1 ,large bowl wit
;rvant Of lit ma
r-mall tuffiblr,' pou ,
vithihr44 and a
with whisky to yoi
Mil
. .
Tali - PELOHELOILI PLACE, OP REST.
I. , : ...".... : . ' :
' . I
Tell me ye winged winds, , 1 •
A'hat round my pattiwaY total .
!i•
Do you not know some spot
Where women fret no more ? • • . , '
1 -----
roe one - and - pleattant_deU • • 1
. I ,I;Some "holler" in the ground ,
, • .
(Where babies do not yell;
-- ;1; ' . And cradles are not, Ound I . • :
" ',. 1 i, • '• ei ,
The leddi, wind blow the snow IMO . my face, '',',,..:.‘
And shialiericras it-answeredLtlhiry placel!. ,
• 1 1 1 ;, *--- ..:. - ' ---- Tl ------- , ---- -- :=-L
-r ITett me, thotimiety - deep, • ,
1
I 1 Whose billows round me play, •
~-, 1 , • •
, Kaow'st thou some favored spot,
' _I
_ ..: ,
--_ I t , Some inland Tar away... . '
.
Where weiity manivan. find
-- ,I; A place to , smoke in peace,
iWThere - crittolinwia not,`.._
1 ; ;II And him* are out of place?
hlloud 4itids,sounding a-perpetual about, 1
_ l•
to
ti pped for a while stialpluttered-geeou g,it out'.
• I, • . . . ` , i s'
. ' : And thou, seranestZmoon,
' L•That withAuch s boly face,
I [ '
bast look upon the . giri,
11 : '
I WhO with their beau
- 1 - i : 1 1! II me, in alllthy rota'
! ' (I liast thou Uo't. seen a
iV, ere muslin Is not fol
And calico is.not?
,
lull a cloud the moan wlthdr
a voice, sweet, but sad, rem
1 then
anon,'
fiCti`invol-
I th big
PS that
'last aTi
power.
it an-
e tone
te
It
d cane
atever
it from
and a
!3el
And
IBS STEAKIR on
Tn-1 • • - -,
ring tht detention of titree , weeks, several
trips were succesfully nutrie between Louil
ville and Cincinnati. T_he''Waters rose in
Noventher, and in the last week of that
anonth ilie voyage was resumedl" Afier
being nea4ly overwhelmed with earthquake
the “NCis , Orleadi" reached Natchez the
E raCtek in January, 18121 1 i
Neither Mitchell nor his !telescope, was
lon the batiks' of the Ohio in thOse days,.
Innd it was no more strange that the honest
' farmers. shouldlruagine tbesteamboat to be
a comet than are-the . vague: apprehensions
Of the present •iute, that we l are in darmeri
of collision with ono of those eccentric bod
ies.
• q'' - T . 1 ' 1 10 - then; ...lnge ar yen Pug 1 t ,re 1M.3 Leti, as
now, a!widely spread story that the earth
was to be - "splashed . ' like a felt hat,' and,
"one third of mankind" deitrOyed in the
operation. A thief in Viginia Iprison, pra: l
fessed to have bad a'revAation foretelling l
.he event 'which was - to take place on the
4th of June, 1812—a remarkah'le coinci- 1
&nee of'dates. A panophlat-Fas
o publis.hed - '
and ,wne!y - circulated, "adornewtitt_ sun
dry Ya l nkee pictures of horrible sights por
traying:the dire calamity." , , •
As the counterpart of this steamboat
cotnet story we rementh'er one that was told
ablout tile people of a certain village, who
a.setribted to see the first locomotive pass by
onl the i.ails. Not one of them •had the
slighteet,;isica what sort of tin animal it was
ii - ut - thaY-svere•basy with all kinds of con
eturei. nt
A eokin monster
g-and-itharkag moner
was seen in the distance,w an unaccoun
tably long tail behind it. Nobody supposed
this to be a, travelling inve l tion, and as it
apProadhed,ithe good pcopla 11
were confoun
ded and desperately puzzled , Fortunately
there was a John Rodgers in the village and
he was ealle‘t on to 6xplaia 'it. John wi
ped his, glasses, and looked lover his nose
with a profound and a knowing gaze. • At*,
ter due' Observation, "Oh l!!1 saidhe, "yes.
That's Aat 'last, gentleman; that is the
thinglhat has' kept the Cogress of' these
UnttetliStates in such a equable - for the last
three months. That is the ' ti l rif ".'
I. of hay.
'hiladel-
Or Dem
the.close
ere aro
•een the
and the
Forney .
ouolity.
ay they
:y choke
I e. May
.t sharp-
the pri
rest,'
it well
t care
ring in
water,
fl your
out tJe
Id to the
Ir_tasto.'
Tell me, some secret •
I
110.1iere-mo_resting pla.
Trent Women, git - Ts — iii
Is;lt to no Kapp s
• . ‘Yliere bachelors are
'll'llere females never g
ntl mau may rest i
h lldpe a Truth; tes.t_boons t
efl - tfiri i bright wands,anS ar k
Ifsavmo`"
interesting
zation of the
tern=-Antral
urgh from,
ns of N. Y.
[ -promotin g
[venturous 6t
Viqr du
NN. .. ,i
•- -, '-fillAN'T BITE- E
t '''=! ! !
There tiasellow,of certain neigh
[horlitiod,iir Arkan as, who w s strongly sus.
certain : .
Pe ly 'e m tell' any ir ea . B se he : P or Stea th l e tp:Tere d w i u s;:p vi p ec ea k r;
[ance of "choice mutton - town the _flocks of
the-phuitera, which were t \ td to:his door
—but being a wild and. In ge ckus chap, he
Mysterious. l
l7generally succeeded in prov p g \an a li bi c7l
some other defence; which/ reduced the . '
hcharge to a mere , suspicion:of his i mattcin
propensities. • '" F
I At - liittt, however, a plant r ridieg threic
~
1 the wood\ perceived the s uspected sheep
thief-ateoltng ,through the woods, and after
looking l arbund--to sec thainone wes.ueer,
[walked urOcrithe flock of-sh ep, and 1141ib
i
watery knocked 'over itheJsr est and fate*
one in the- flock. At thi - moment the
- planter-rode up, and vnfrotiiing the thiet '
exclaimed: - . 1- - , 4 - c i .. - - 1
"Now, sir,' I have got -.y a!: You can't
get off this time— you are, !caught 'in the
act I" l'
- "Whafact ?" indignantlyiro . quired the
1 dhief • . ' i '
•illpcep !stealing: . !" was ,
..4 1 'Sir, you had better minc,
charge of sheep-stealing;od
American citizen," i rop3edi
the mutton i.enehant;l . .. .1
[ . "Now, will you dc'wy-tha
that sheep:?" asked thepla
"Nd;sir," was the prof
aid kilt i l'llina, and:l'd - do it al
anybody's sheep that bites ill
ing Peaeably - along the road
Theklanter sloped
1
_ i'
embrace,
me spot
w.in woe',.•
,onded "Poh!"
il— •
II Faith,
nd death-!
Min 1 - 3
.- -- -4--H-- ---...„ ,
Ajgartling ire`Fs from
Ott,el.ll:Andred and LiAy I
I?fported Killed Li the
• ,
The St. Joseph Journal. t
------- 'contains the, following: ~
;he OHIO.
, - r ' i'Capt Dixon, came down
ffi Stat e s - w k
s steamer , in yeste
I and reported the losa,`"nt . . ma}
1- dfers' in asonflict with . a ver i
the Cheyennes and. Arrapali
west ,of Fort Kearbey.
"Ti;e messenger' who brOught the news
rreached St. Idary's_Vit last Saturday. His
name is Vellaindoer, an oldiFsench trader,
whose statements are Terfectcy',reliabbr. AIIe
stated to Capt. Dix'on f Col. , Sarpy, aritt6th
-ers, That cloven days,heford he had leftiCel.
Sumner, who toll him 'that , be had-serg one
hundred soldier, and fifty t j •a,mstey'S aliktiq
in advance; of his ' main n y, when '.tbiy•
'were attacked by.a larger ody of Chry
ennes and tArrapahoes, and. all w, ere .slain,
that he intended to proc - eedldirectly iripur
suit of the enemy 'and. srOuld not pause
until he had-reyenged the 1 ss of his com
patriots, and punished th savage herbs
who had butchered therol"
1 The Pacific City (Iowa) Enterprise : of
July. 2, adds the fellowing..n confirmation:
"A trader basju.st arrivedhere from the
.
mountain!, bjfingin. a .the startling and hur
-1 0 rowinr , intellrgcrken,that an entire detach
ment! of the:United States troops, - (cavalry)
,
1 consisting of one ;hundred pri-viites, two
officers and thirtyteamsters; :'in:'in4-oute for
Salt-Lake, had bea, teamsters;
bY..t)ie Chey
enne Indians, at Ash 'Hot! w, and every
rr.an of them slaughtered I :Ho 'giVcs . no
farther particulars, nor is ht able to give
in
us the•nae4 of the.nfficers or Men. -'
,
- "P. S. Since the..above was. written, • : a
train of I emigrants from Sa t 14ake his ar
rived:- They 'corroborate be distress*
intllligfineci ',Taught by the rider abosie rer-,
ferret' fo,,but are unable to urnish-usmjth
any additional particulars .% 1 We shall liilak
with imuch anxiety for tlrie details of this
horrible massacre.", ..,-.1,, 'I - i ' •
`peace
1. mortals given,
,swervi r —"Yes,
I
0 • I" ti en 1 ars
__TC
.. Ohio rives by
14 Jamas A.
which itap
' Were chiefly
chat was then
pi'li .doubtful ex
tes - from Mr.
'Rho, tecOece•to Christia zity.—The W l °
eminent English Judge, Si.. Jantei.:4llen
Park,lnee iaidi at; a meeting:
in the. midst .of bles;;ings till
we are utterly insensihle to Itheir greatness
and the, soureel froni when - ce they flow; we
site's': of our civilization, ou ,arts; our free.,
dont, our law, and forgettit irely bow large
a share is due toChrtstia.nit.. Blot Chris
tianity, out of tuan's histo y, and what
would his laws have beck, •hat hi.s
zation ? Christianity is tui ed,up with jut
very beielg and-our very life There is not
a farniliar object around
„T
not wear a diffeient Inspect
light of. Christian 10% ,e is
lxw which does not owe its
tleness to Cbristtanity—ri :l
which'cannot be traced, in
limit by part, to the-goveh"
; ,
DEE-ScHouLEti, of the C.
7!al in writing from Muriett4
"That the town was Darnel
Maria Antoniette, the Qui
She graciously acknowledge.
presenting the town with,a
now in use in the city, and"
s . elear as when' 4 was first
first bell, designed by the
to. Vals her °
namesake in the
ca was oast in France:
which it was placed to he I
country was wrecked( and t
the bottom of the sea. To
mishap Of the kind, the
bell 'east in this country an
ey o7er to pay for if. _
- OFIANCiE PEEL.—The esp y
of parents find others is eaili
towing facts:
The New York ,Journall
learns that a little son ,of R 6
that city, about five y ars M
Wvbry criticall condi
effects of Gating -orange per.d
I not be too cautious in iteepit
frpm..their children, as l it coi l
poisonous oil which in matky
caused the death of persons , 4
ly made'iise of thin. Life
every time the rind is taken i
ach, -
ESTA . ItLlSii
ME
thq confident
how you fia
a respdetabio,
the.)mau,afith:
I saw you kin
pt,answer,
air': I kill
a as
II g PI aing :
. S Soldier
heyepnes.
I the 2d inst.,
on the United'
•play. . morning,
y of cur
sol
large body of
oes. 200 utiles
ouvhich does
because the
pen it--not a
ruth atid.gen
eot) a _ ensttau
11 Its.fialy and
iiambus Jour
•
yhio, says:
in-honor of
' el of Prance.
.:the honor by
h ell, Nihich. is
'lolls• its notes"
'struck. The
ueen gift
lids of Amer
,'he.vessel on.
rought to-this
e bell sunk •to
avoid smother
coon had the
-sent the mon
,eetal attention
•d—to the fol-
of Cornmerco
b9rt Oliver, of
age, is now
ition fiotn'the
"Parents can
g orange peel
taina an active
• ilistaneeslias
ho indiscreet
is jeoPardrzeTl
into the 'stain-
8.. ~ 9_
•.
- KANSAS
4. . ..... .
v ..,
A eiatiOnal emeeraticr• organ o .G6tri
l iWalker is about „lining established (jet:l4o. ','
''compton....The land sales at Paoli are'lir,- - is %
Lgrestng. Over - a thpusand parsons ate -.'co at 4 r,
tinnally On the gientlid.i.:The "corner stone'' 51
of a bridge acroseitti) Kansas river at•Tc4
cupseli was laid on the 4th inst....Alarge
.
-Settlement - of, gernians has been made at _1
Naabo L seutt of -Lawrence ...A ,daily . #l,
has established, between Kansas city '
:and Topeka - The entire. ote east :;for
ir
the boguconstitntional delegates, as .o? ' '
- cjally 'announced 'f.ills short of two thous
and \ The municipal electioritit.Lemi
entirooli,l on- the 20th ult., resulted-.in; the v.
electiolt \ of 'Free state men to every city
office.,....>.Wyandott; at thee jatcticiit of ,
the Missouri and Kliosiis rivers, as open.'
ed for settlent plarch -Ist, 1857 - °I
now numhers oneAlionsand ptiPula lop,'With . •
over four z bundred`dwelliug lieu - blocks, • '
Ate. '`The; Fourth 114 s celebi'a el there. . '
,s€l,
with . a free 'dinnerr . opickic , ' lan . ball An'
the evening.' _ ;.Tim, miles\b ilow•i is:Kan-
sae-city, in Missouri, cont kining t (),4houis: -.
) and in Lehi tan 4......:i. El ss*d,'Don p,,b4W 004
I is another,fait town. It seat' 'laid out" 16V.
)en 'Weeks ago. It ,is btflhe' - Miss nri, ops! -
Iposite St. - Jo'seph city, "rid alr tidy con•
tains mills, ' , stores, and,two banki g houses, ',--
a large, hotel, seventy_Alwell ings, ne,news.; 1 --
), paper;—t he . ..4.clut in+.
_,.STot . r i , - distant 1
, is' the) village' of White - cloud with it s ,i_ .
l newspaPer: flicre is a ape' men f the way
f the. A d 14).tiscr "pitches it to" lte White/
t Cloud Griticf:--__"%ire are p easedb<judgicg, .
j Iron the first nutiabdr of the Otie,,,,t .to think •
that we were not alane in nur . efforts' to ' '
) break down politipal prejlidice,./but we ,nrei
alike. troubled to ice ,the `fourth , nuMber, '''
1.
quite different. The' , 'first number ;spoke
volumes_ of conservatism, and - tie fourth !.
1 ., number'"dead. ~ loads of ultr' aispa.! :Stir up
) the ° ehunks, editot—Qrike the first
will
yourself on Cloy. t alker, and you will find
a few drat may fol?pw y. au, but 'before they\
I get through - they will . wish they 'hal went
"slowj i .'Now, hold them fiery steeds that
.
draw i t he infant Chief so gratefully, and ii
r,nill come one In years to come, with the
I,goldsin ()pinions of all tht.t read it. !.;Do not 'l'
1 bosi at down in'iufat.cy•=-Llet ITRTEne up with
I an unruffled face; }taring on its-bosom con- ',,
ser :i mista trinuiphentl SligltlyCliotl92.
herish, that . ' 1 The Fourth was celebra- -
' toil ati Dela,wnre ".g rand itr style, the "na'•!
1 tives or - the forest 7 being presenttaud par-.
kidiyating ,in the fest' ' 5.._,.....i public, 1,
sclk,ol lieuse, to cost . two •t( I I .- I d flie ..,,,
hundred-dollars, is about ' being erecte (
„ i , ''',
'Delaware The pre , : , l and the free Sclicii4s ',
, gp hand ,in hand with...ti l e tide of •eiviliza- ,
t i on, westward,... .4Th° LeavenwerqijOur
-
: 1 7tall refoicei-0 7 ;er the spilt ain'Ong . kr , o--..'Free
State men in the ;Territory - , 'and PrOicts ,
the ultiinstc success of Nallofil Deraociacy.
1 A Railroad Cotivention was held inLeaii
lei:met-tit on Abe 10t , , 1. inN't., te-del:isc ragas
!
urea for the building of roadleast, an west I
i from that city . .. , .....A contract was recent..l
i ly entered into foi the sale of ten thousand. . 1 • 1
1 worth of: plans in , Leavenworthi ' The
) preliminary !.xaminaliisi of Ilailer`for the
° murder of_ James i 41.. county clerk of
• , . Lyle,
i Leavenworth, ,on 'the- , 2otn-ult , was in,
progress on the 20th ult. - ponsiderabte
i excitement seems to prevail in and.
Leaventyprth in! i•eferende toithis ease..-re
Th l e'filends of Lyle threaten to rke• Haller
4
from the hands the 4 - offloTer and hang
him, and ; Haller' s , friends have expressed
their Aeternainati that be stall , have a.,'
fair irial. ' Haller was driven from Leav
enworth last . sum mer; ' robbed of all, he
- possessed, and forced on board -a
_Missouri
1 fiverlboat with his wife, instate of-'en- - ,
) tire •destitution. ille charges -Lite with
1 leading the party ' ag ainst him,',and alleges
this as the cause ofhis killing tini.
ExtraorditLary Bee-Hives.
The inviates of
',one.of 'largest
our ,
town mansion houses, a few uas,s sinee'wfre
surprised to find A. largo numberA4`,hees
fly kg tsbeukri. twolof the- upper rooms. i As
the little follows • iontinued to Occupy, , the
places,-a bee natutalist was, sent' for .to in . -
castigate the Matter. On entering'one of the
rooms' he [exclair4ed- - -'You have honey
somewhere here,Pland proceeded to search
for it -On removing the fire board he dig- -
covered that one flue of tilt/ eitinney was
full orhoney, comb, Which .titt,is [• hinging
down. into the fie : place, and. the honey
dropping from it;•-woocding . 6 the tops
the - kluge to soun the chiinney, he feud
the flue full. of the comb to the top;, an
the bees still at w - 01:. In the oth'er room
he felted it the,saMe; one--flue 'of the chin'
neY"was full and the bees
,were industriott
ly at work th'ere a)so. , j'-•
, .
The flues of this chimney had never bee
Wwed; they were pl'astered - s - mooth \ inside an
e perfectly: - lark, d'stono 'having_ bee ,
pfaces . upon the' Op of each flue. , [The bee*
- had descended • the adjoining flues yth4
found•srnall holes pbout ten inches ifropt thii
top of the chimney, leading 'into the/inc
[
sod - ffnes, and thrtiugh those holOey h!
Made theirway i 4 'and mit. ' ~They have -
it•isAupposed, ocap,loaLthese plsdes fore
l
years, avinibeei kept - warm in the winter
by ktie heat from , the adjoining fine%
On removiug the fire-board, he bies sea;
[ing the great lilt. which • had broken itit
oponi them desect74d to the; room And gads!
- cred on the-wins until they wqo cover'
aid to the ti icknitss of three iinchesi It '
estimated that tlitire sill id7two flues fro •
, 1
40,000 to 50,0001beed n, two
three; thousand imutiC /,-=Peria
, land Advertiser.' i
- t
[ ,
NEWSPAPERS I;:i • DI - , - .They
are 31paaers now exii ,inuesott
whereof 15 are lt,epublicani 11 Demers
'and 7 Neutral. Three arc dailies,[publisl
ed in St. Paul 1, - l i - , 1
I traA e tleima..n.'4l,.f .a . g ..-. g - r - i'e - v lH ed
ia s
i l t
. N
I
to
pull a blackgnard's
f ears,• but ho sho - til
on-no'account
_cutithem off.- They.:-ghoul
he !aft, on, for the accotumodation of oche
:aggrieved gamier. - '
1 1
M
I lc
Ell
N
U
-
I=
D
~
II