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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-08
SOUTHERN ARGUS.
TUESDAY, ANGUS T, s, 1897.

We are authorized to announce C..
G. MAYsoN, Esq, as a candidate for
the Office of Treasurer of the State
at the November election.
We are authorised to announce
Own P. Brown, ESQ.,, as a candidate
for the Office Of Clerk of the Circuit
Court.
" We are authorized to announce
HIl1EsRY GRAY, Esq. of Louisville, Wins
Attorney, in the Judicial District com.
posed of the counties ofLowndes, Nox-
ubee, Kemper, Winston and Oketibbe-
ha.
JWe are authorised to announce
HENDLEY s. BENNETT, ESQ. as a
candidate for the Office of District It,
tOrDey for the Sixth Judicial District.
composed of the counties Of LovVndes,
Noxubee, KemPer, Winston, and Oke.
tibbeha.
We are authorised to announce VII.
liam R. Smith, as a candidate for the
Office Of Clerk of the Circuit Court 70,
the county of Lowndes, at the ensuing
election If
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-08
'UnoRcial

T ~. Van Buren, and his friers
conc cut IN favor Of 4 National BIZ
WI the Anti-Bank Columbus DEM
graf support him for the next PRESIDE
We pause for a reply
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-08

acknowledge that he is convinced Of
the purity Of his motives, and we cor
rectnesu Of his course.
During all the rage ct party s'Ille
and all the violence ofpolitlcal anllnos-
iry with which he has been assalled, ne
has pursued a straight course, 70 t9e
prosecution of which he has not only
evinced a knowledge of his duty, but
an uncompromising determination 20
perform il. We believe It IS admitted
by all parties in relationto Gov. Lynch,
even by his most violent political oP.
ponents, that he is at least, an honest
man. This admission gives him q title
which few politicians of the present
day have attained. It places him a.
mong the nobIest works Of the Divine
Architect. Aside from all PoiIiicd
considerations, aside from every thing
else than a desire to witness the tFi'
umph of pure republican principles
we hope that Gov. Lynch may be in
duced to become a candidate for re-
election.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-08

The Democrat asks US if we will
have the "cOmmon justice" to publish
Mr.. Claiborne's-defence. We answer
certainly, if we are convinced by 1t
that he exculpates himselffrOm all the
charges made against him.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-08

Is years who can read, suDDE.,
! copy Of the New TestaneD, !. 2,
Is possible.-lt was unaninBn,I'p' !,
On motion, and At the ,D....,
quest Of an individual, it was
ResOEUed, That this Socie,,
the County OfItawamba with Raif q
isoon a. possible.
The Society then went into,b. n
ton Of officers. The fOllowing;oS
uals were elected.
Rsv. II. REID, Preside,
MAJOR WV. DowsING, Vice Pre-,
Rev. ID. WRIGHT, Secrston,
e. B. RANDOLPH, Treamr:,
DIRECTORS.
REv. s.. B. SAWYER
Messrs. WM. II. CRAVEN,
P. B. BARKER,
JOHN THORNTON.
The Society adjourned TO moe
the second Thursday Of Nov. men
Closed with prayer by the Re-,
Reid.
ID. WRIGHT g.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-08

LOVE observe that n. LESTER
Esq. lately of Jackson in this State has
become Co-Editor and joint proprietor
ofthe Columbus Democrat. Although
opposed in politics we wish the new
firm, Worthington & Lester, success.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-08

fore authorize you 70 announce my
name as a candidate for the Office q
Clerk Of Probates Of Lowndes Ooun-
~.
And assure the public through the
columns OfyOur paper, that if electe ;!
/ will endeavor to serve them faithfully
to the best ofmy ability.
THOMAS CHRISTIAN. /
Columbus, August Sd, 1887.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-08

We are authorized to announce Gen
THOMAS F. COLLINS of jackson
as candidate for the Office of ATToR.
NEY GENERAL ofthe State, at the next
November Election.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-08

Mr.. THOMAS CHRISTIAN
1t you will suffer your name to be
announced as candidate for the Office
Of Clerk of Probates, you win receive
the support Of
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-08

90 We are authorized to announce
JAMES II. TURNER as a candidate
tor the Office of Sheriff Of Lowndes
County.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-08
MANY VOTERS.

We are authorised to announce
JACOB THOMPSON, ESQ as a candidate
for the Office of Attorney General, at
the ensuing election.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-08

0 We are authorized to announce
+. B. WADE as a candidate for the
office ofSheriffat the ensuing election.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-06

Ho~dsy y ~ hsS epfA
stects improved 90 day. ssue descf wes two
~ thres csrt The upc..f ns,tes % cls~t
mech has e<sa soue ~ the hatks dscovniinr
petty feslt. ~he oihsrs srain dfs~,ps Gem.
rsis mads paceisfy q The hahhsan baal and the
iart a A@erea Thee epJo, large deIr.. belonging
ne public cod ess 10 he ass ~ ii's ihes pegh.
.-r' genilenAB TO day rre-ostnd Government dam On
~ ,sos hant, sad ,sd IN wsshingtoa shcn he
received ", thu, ~csd 10 s,d Ia spcc. accordingly
demanded ~ bu, all bat ssFhed lie compelled
By bis neresstes. 10 receive cay bis
The bills Of tho Uniied sis baat longer
ID b, oar eants deposit tho consequence that the,
eco disova the sweet. We had hoprd that the
bills hch have a~hst been eutreht the
t, would have coeaue To is received nv al tho bank.
bot 'ihsr~sc. would be rrea, public oonse.
n'esoe daraugraehts could to made BY the Un,;e States
Rank FOE their redemption tbs. e't So long they
At New lot the, WILL so an, part the
Unon. and M Ipeger
A gentlen,o Who had csims the Government and
~ho oBoe day, iRfpfms that the
u,eni ten times saskrua than sny individual A.
Tor paying dollar specie to aIy creditor uttcfl,
out Of their powct They could net draw saeic dspos
tie bAnk the union where their would he paid
specie, and many Of the post' where they owed
ey. they could not place funds al all.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-06
E,r- "A. rter,d,.s, Js~rral

n, wcgL b,fsrs Us rrcro tie as,crrrn, t~io~ ~ill
NJ seen ths tn slcct'ens y,' 10 10 hsd s@t TIE P'uFf
bc sdcprd Jofiiy 10 the Wings 70 the
s.s, tiaa.e II Representative. should Wig -pe.A.f b,
ch"ss WI givs We onntoi II The ,uwmi''ees, ard
lbsa the ooftsp ens Sne sesscs 81 tie AdmH"a,sH ~
he thofosehs icucitsA Resides this ihcfe ~ ts
seciion Il Cictt ssd Pebble rr,ncts Is qune umo that
the 6icbs deprived Of roiou NJ less' ~ it,
patronage Ia, stou To he sbusise and ou'
rsg-ous sacls rpgi ie longer fed II the
pubic CRIB. " the pmtutai"u aud ts ficnds admire ts
lsosy.y. :. tie, .ndacdi, do let them ps, tho . auA
no, tie Innod States Treasury
The frat state ihst chooses Representatives WI rFoe'h,
he NaTyead TIE regular time OF he eeet"n /" 10 pct"
Ter but tie Governor viii hs spcn some dl N ynS Msp
land fspre.sai.d 10 the s Congress by four Wings
and three Icr,cs At tho Electoral contest N Nn'cubc
INC Wings obtained raioae' 20 NE 'e'en 'Ai''s e"o "
they do their dat, Mar lane will Fcsen an uno'osen hoe
IN the tiouse.
Indiana hs. ai.o to chcnsc IN August seven mombets
THIS state seat sare elected all Torres but 81 No
,euber Gon Iarnson majority exceeded ten ho"sanda
and W. Ier.d, Wig elected m January TO supply
vacancy Il reasonable To calculate therefore, upon
en,re Why d-l.eaiion from this state.
North Ca oi,aa chooses thirteen melrfs-ln tho last
Congrcs, stood Wings To Az TONES We hope the
former viii "d time to 90 aud vote "hoh 'hes forgot last
autumn.
ksnieks al.o chooses thirteen member That patriotic
State always does well, and We h"F the Whgs ~ sddhi"n
the nine nebsn which they sent oihe last House. vii
elect I've three
M'.iss,rp' Alabama the former having two aud the
latter five members considering that both states have bcen
made bant fup, by the Experimental sptesumcd vii change
their delegation Tor the better.
nine ten Wings N the last iousc aud NC trust that a
thong the Torres, Mr. Speaker Polk may he consigned to
his political death.
Michigan. Nothing Is expected from her, aud shall
therefore not be disappointed.
nains There !. one vacancy To he filled As the ium
Der trade donc Tor lbs present. perhaps the voters 10
the Washington District may prefer the whigh candidate
Mr. Hobbs.
Psnnsytrania In this State there vacancy in the d
District. At the last election the Tor, candidate succeed
ed by only 3, majority and suppose that Wing will sue
coed him
Rhode Island. II is well known tina, two members ar,
to be chosen here AID that the Wings II they please
| lect their candidates.
Here are 63 members in all yet to be chosenThe
indi Van Buren majority the last House did not exceed
% The work before and every voter ~ each
these States will go the Polls the Wings will have ma
! jority in the House Of Representatives.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-06

The Van Burea Eiitos. hss. r's~' mstsTs
which they greatly excel That s charging ePon their
opponents faults ADD which they consnuay
tng themselves With view probably, 20 bipdiold and
deceive their readers epdesvof conceal their
gfcssons.
With whs, III grace does rcproof come from the Van Blu
presses that the Wings threatening to resist The laws
and regulations relation to paying the duties taies and
claims ofthe specie when out of their pow
10 do in consequence and arising from acts which arc
svidenily illegal the part OF the administration and
when the whole HISTORY Of "the party" is marked with
mertus usorpations and drilccet,ons OF law.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-06
Aaron Reed Esstate.

STATE OF YERnoNT Ys@ Z ii remembered The,
D,.,s,o( Rutland, -, ~ a, SPECIAL Probate
oouti held the Probate Obee Rutland, cad dis
trict, on the 2sth isy ot Msy. A. D. 1887,
Present, HILLIfn HALL, Judge,
WhsreG,, Wm, HuarHssr, adm DisustoT WITH the
the estate Of Aaron Reed, late Of Butaoj IN said iis
teI, deoeas.d, has made application 10 the court for
further time Of one year settle the estate Of rsd de-
ceas,dapd mske paymsp' cthe deb found due against
'ald e.lsis
Dnd,red, That sad application he hsari N eoon 81
thereof 10 be holden al the probate Office in Hut
land Ia AiI district 90 the hrst Monday OF July nerl
and thai the publcsiion 81 copy u this ordar three
week, suoeessiyely 10 me Rutland Herald, printed Ut
Ruts d. ss NJ may be, haN b sufficient n'ics 10
al coeeuel 10 appear, And show cause why tsld sp-
pl,csi,np shpulI nOi bs kfaaled.
"a H. %. TOWSLEE, Regi,ie,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-06
Commissioners Notice.

WYE the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon.
w Probate Court fpr the district Of Rutland, eoe-
mIssnDer., 10 receive, examine anJ adjust all claim ID
demands Of all persons against the estate VI
MARTIN SMITH,
late Of Mje,own, Ia saiI district, deceased, rrroseni-
ed inso, et and alsu all claims and demands exhibited
ia oaset thereto and months IRON the Ord day Of
May last being allowed by said court Tor that purpose,
do therefore hereby give notice that viii s.isDI
to the business Of said appointments al the dwelling
house e Susan A. Smith, IN Middetown the first
Mondays Of Jnly and October next, from Tocloek until
o'clock 2. N. on each nf sHI1 daya.
ORSON CLARK. lc,-,
FREDERIC KELLEY 'o""H'''"@'
Dated at MidIleiown this 3st day OF May, 1887, -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-06
Rodney q. Royce's Estate,

D,,i,iei Of huiIaad = ( ~ that q, a special Poo
hate CagJ held Al the robs,s Once ~ koissd On hs
ar,l day VI June, y lbJft
Present, WILLIAM HALL, Judgs,
Whereas, ispbeD keyrs sud 1bsmss J. Ora.sess,
.dio,tfators o estate OF koIaey 4. Royce. late
Of Ruiand 20 said district, dsssaSsi bsvs msds sppi
estin to this Gnan tor ipriksg sbe uf yeaf IRON
ihs an ii July 1881, settle s stHis II ssid deesssed
aud make payment Of ihs Ht' 'oppd due pgsii' '-s'
estate.
fifdsStd Thai sad sppiisaiio be hsssl 20 soa 81
.s,,n hers.d bs holden AZ the prfbais oet u Hut
l.sd IN sad district the 1'si n"o1sy q Joy esni
sad that the pul.saiiol & copy u this order three
.sfk. ,u,essr'siy 10 the hsNssa Herald, Pps'ed 81
Ruisad a, SON a. ar be- sh-i b 'aae'sH' no,ss 10
ali eoaesrnsJ espPesr, sod 'tPs e-sss, -by ,ssd ~
"A n ToBsLEE, RE- are,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-06

We have received the FIRST number Of another new
published at Sheldon Franklin CO.. in this state. entitled
The Franklin Republican" by J. W. T,rrLE. The Ed
to claims the right ofthnking for himself considers th
degrading the Van Bvren collar, and should he
Re unfortunate End himself Aavpssssd he
promises to break of the gearing possible Not
wths,anding all this the editor to manifest
what Of radical turn, and should think he will soon
find he 10 barking up the wrong tree"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-06

The National Intelligence contains aceoun, of high
way robbery committed in Washington Mondey evening
on the body Of M Jacob Nye, scboolmss,er lie was
down badly nded and robbed his watch and
money, the canal bridge, Seventh street by villains
ye, undetected This the third robbery tha, oceced
in the same place, within agar.
Mr. Abraham Duel resident Of Saratoga aged a. years.
browne In the canal Utica the night Of the
inst. lie his way to Buffalo TO visit his chldren-
had been for time subject to aena,onand the
sbpse night he from his couch and having found his
out Of the cabin accidentally fell from the bow Of the
boat, and drowned.
Rssdsrts and Non Radicals The Legislature of Mich.
gan have taxed the lands Of resident we'll resident
propreors land Improvements Of less value than $500
and Of buildings under $780, be exempt No land
be assessed less than 50
The Ben Shsrrod. The Providence Journal in speaking
Of the dreadful sacrifice Of lie caused by this
that the most awful part Of the whole that the hord az
fairs the result Of ardent spirits and racing To induce
the to strain their barrel OF rhskty pia
csd on deck and free aososd TO IL they became
BY the liquor aud heated the boilers high TO
set FIRE TO the boat.
Carr. WHEELwRtonr, Of tho Texan schooner inde
pendence, wounded the late scton between that
sci and two Mexican brgs but have letter
which states authority IF IS.sr Of the .chSoner that
| course iucofreot.-Bosfen Courier.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-06

y61sving recently received from the Troy Market,
pA Of the hest assortment, Of materials in the line OF
his Bour and SHOE Making business would just aprrze
his fellow citizens that u they want any real good CALg
SKIN. Morocco or KID BOOTS and sHoEs, that he eau
now fix then, out in good style
Tie will endenvo' TO be aomp, and faithful in sxscu-
ting orders
Rutland. June 9th 1887. "a
uFN b. little Cash old standing claims would
relieve the said Dyer much from the prevalent
"presure of the times.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-06

We had several unusual hot days last week FOR the season.
attended with grea, deal Of thunder Friday nigh, was
very showey during the most Of H. and considerable rain
fell but the heat had not spated On Saturday afternoon
VISITED with Tremendous shower accompa-
MED with thunder and wind and hail. but the he Of it
seemed be north and south Of Tho rain which fell
Friday nigh, and SATURDAY. is feared swelIed Otter Creek
30 that overowed banks and done much damage
the crops.
Two cows is said were killed BY lightning, in the south
part Of this town belonging to Mr. d. p. Bell.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-06
Circular 10 Dspossts Banks The following Circular, we
presume has been forwarded from Washington TO all the
Deposte Banks:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

May 10, 1887.
S,-As the painful Information has reached this Depart
men through the public that your bank has suspend
ed specie the object Of this letter TO learn, OFF,
eay the fact has happened and receive such espana
the for IT, and the future course Of
your business as will he apparent important 10
this Department know under the existing Liabilities and
relations between you and the government.
While the hand II deemed proper that such in
e. fiscal agents they request consistently with the
laws and the present state Of the Treasury must be appa
rent the other hsnd that nothing caabe granted which
likely TO endange the safety Of The public unds and 9th
er important public interests.
The imperative provisions OF the OF June, 1886 make
II the duty Of this department 10 discontinue ordering
further public money be placed with the deposis
banks after susendng specie paymsnts And beaee YOU
notified that thus be deposited IN your n-
luton provided such failure TO redeem your notes has
actually occurred.
1t also made my duty. practicable TO select
other deposoe and place with them the money Oft u
o,ed States your possession well as the secruing rev
enne but the department will endeasof TO draw cut The
snds 10 your hands BY warrants and transfers reasonable IN
their amount and The periods OF their Pasment Such
warrants aud ransiefs trusted will al all times be
anious and nbie TO meet, manner satisfactory To all
eosesrned sot only with view fahl faithfully your
contract ssd relieve the Treasury creditors from
e~fassmeai and Losses bu, To onerse yourselves and
safess IRON consequences equally lnuroa AND
I unpleasant.
thrust further that you will continue To regard YOU
duty while any poblie uoEsy remains IN possession
10 forward resUsry all the resras and Statements which
are required BY your mutual advantage FROM
eo.ns whieh esnaO, faI 10 ts obvious
The Department wii also feel moeh obliged n you vii
ornsh early Practicable replies 20 the following IA
q9fies order may be 10 possession Of raeh ias
senee ron 700 naibsnue form 90 will 10 useful
the community and the States sad very material Tar ressa
ting properly tho iaas Of The Treasa1, Tbos<
iEqgifies
whstbsr you sIyeei 70 resume specie psyneuts soon
asd wh mode y0s pr0pose 20 take fully sHd seasoasby
aoenhy secure ssd tss. the ooEeraashi and the pub
e CREDITOR any breach o. yssf ss'rspssi and bond
Nh<aber, n yos do sos erpeei 10 resume specie pay
nests sns parteals time or hereafter has yet bes
ceceed ssd hat specsl ssofts o. aasSsnsau yos 40
isse " nsks fes thai very lnportsai Object
! y an, respectfully, yssr oef- sssvf,
Lrvi woopsrsr, Sac Of tbs Itesss'y
Ietks Isrhhst a. tbt - btnh
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-06

IFThe main ohieo, Of the Convention above mentioned
probably 10 nominate srart stsarsRs for this county
and recommend STAFF Con-snfios 6, the time sc.
There other matters. however which will probably
clam the consideration II the meeting. The Po
cal horizon Of tie e.hAdowod with clouds and
dartHess sod ali the wisdom and talent Of the county
qured aspe them. Hence, hope fellow citizens
Will sec the Of gving their attention to the meet
INF and send a full delegation.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-06
I,IEf,.

u ihts teen ssiurdss issi wtAa~ Elssnef wsaen.
arrd 81 81 aiisys ~ ~ sd CATO rsgsssfsa ~
" Ncithhsia, Mas. ert st ~ ~tfe II NJ Geurse
Holtcn aed 5agghtst oi Cod tis.tssd ~ NsfreS
Nrsf Msdsh lndsbA. April % Rs, Stn.ss.s Salisbury,
aged ~ fofnnes uf TfsttisisFo.
Ia Cbsdrsio~r " Apal fhh. I,dts rs,tt ~ MOs.s
Willard brother NJ. J"ha.us ~io talsa b, ~. "
dtsas At No ard h,,pscm pnupdsi h, then i7N.
The artta'cd ~a' % ,esi, oid.shs ZEN tae~ h,ps Ia
thsflrstawn thf-r s.iets ~
u freceoa. Ms, ~ Joah fosc's fo'ns, ~ sai'sia',
Vt sgoi -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-06
From Tie CIaremopt Eagle.

"A Fact. A stage passenger took breakfast the
other morning at a tavern between this place amp
Boston, and handed The landlord five dollar note Of
The u. s. Bank, which he took, after eyeng the
rag. very closely, aud handed the gentleman back
four dollars in bills and fifty cent piece. The trav-
elIer TOOK stage again. and had proceeded ten or
twelve miles when the landlord came up horse
back with the U, S. hank note in his hsnd--'Tant
good 'un- there's discount of ten per cent
We'll how msch shall give yonr said the travel
Ter. Sour dollars ard half replied the Inconsder
ate landlord, good Jackson man by the way.
-Four dollars and half! Agricultural me the
BILL He then handed the landlord the same four
dollars and halt he had that morning taken from
him and pockeilng his U. s. Bank bill proceeded
his journey. He thus got his breakfast gratis. with
out breaking five dollar note that commands q
premium in many places, and is al par every wheie.
Chariesfon Is c. May "a. We have TO re-
cord most distressing occurrence, involving the
loss of four lives, that took place on Sulliyaps
land, yesterday afternoon. Mr. Huralio Leuvt, his
lady two children, and several relatives, were on
the Leland, when Nj l.. and HE family left the par
ty, in gIg, to take a ride along the beach. Be
tween 5 and o'clock person came down to the
Point, with The horse mud gig and gave the follow
ing statement THAT while ing he discover
/ a hOfst. w ihS "hittI ht"n ""'y WEI
I ble-rowing up to him. he drew him towards the
shore. and foDnd gig attached, aud as u rose from
/ the water, several bodies hoated 'front.'. Wheih-
CT the, were all or not We could not ascertain but
several gentlenen mmcdiotiy started for the place
where the accident happened some distance above
the TORY for he purpose Of bringing them down Il
they could be found, These particulars are ell
that We have been able 10 learn.
SEDUCTION and murder. The lnJisuisp, publish
ed at Charleston, Indiana, states that an inciNidus
psfned Cole furneIy q resident Of that county sue
eeeded 10 obtaining PronIse from young gifl
whose parents live nesr New Lexington. IA that
State, to elope with ha, They proceeded on
their way To Vernon, where he became very muei
intoxicated. and sealing himsefapd h,s ',ciln 90 Q
log BY the way eide he deliberately drew kmie
ON his bosom aud plunged II IN her breast THUS
palllng period to an ealsienee he had stained
with dishonor, and destroying one Sh' had loci
her reputation, aud abandoned all her bOpes Vi
heaven aud The coupienabee OF her irend,, tor bel
ssducer. With one scream. that brought lh'
ghbors to The spot, sbe expired. TIE murder
er Instantly fed.
./THe Crops. The WhhamsPon (Mdl psnne
of Saturday ssys:--,, The recent rains haze gi'er
an impulse to vegetation. which has tnstsnaiiy iAi
proved The face Of The country sno eyfa The ~hes
fields, Which heretofore presented 80 unpom'si6i
|. an aspect, now look much better. AZ yet, 90 l.
, % information extends IN this nsighb9fh0oe'
evidences OF Fly hsss ossn eisccseTsc'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-06
From he Bosfoa Morning. Post.
NEWS FROM n OSToN.

The deposite banks in Hsw York forced into the
suspension Of specie payments "a the combination Of Wing
banks against them. They Grit refused compliance and
did no, come into the arrangement until the day after The
ther banks had agreed upon hit obliged finally to
,.iS .i'- rsrcngtn affsten
Of the New York banks compelled all the New England
banks follow suit, aud thus the aame
10 consuming the credit ofthe whole cotatry.
BY such deception a. tbs, the Nas Brsp party ssain
ed The first Bsak iba States which suspended spe
ee payment was Pet Bank in hatcher tA,ss The first
movement upon the New York Banks WI. made by the
Bank Comp.ssones upon the Banks at Bof.Io The first
upon the New York City Banks made by small bill
holders upon the Mechanics IA Pct Bank first bank
that suspended specie payment New York CITY tho
Dry Dock IA Pc Bank and the first Bank tina, dscreded
It's notes wasa an Buren) President Of another Pet Bank
The first meeting called for the suspension Of spscie pay
ments held In Pet Bank the State Bank, and Come
lus W. Lawrence, an Ex- Mayor presided II. The
Wing merchants were the last discedn the Banks They
made upon them. and did not, any extent, with
draw their depostcs The run made by whom
benton and the Globe have taught to believe in the yellow
boys and the silken purses with gold peepng ou,"Er
press.