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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03
The Western Girls.

Oh tell ne not OF pes.lsss girls
Who breath tie air Of tsTocian Isles,
Where bgows ar. swept by raven curls,
And looks tell love 10 answering smiles!
But give me those whose cheeks are famed
Bv the winds haia in the west.
Whose thoughts sublime ia accents bland
Revive nne1s VISIONS Of the blest.
Our western girls most surely are
The comaiias, creatures oitheiT sex,
And skiliul ton, bsyoad compare,
III aYts that please you o. porplax.
With truws as raSiani as ihs morn,
And eyes thai glance like stars at even,
Ono loak can strike yoIg hopes foiloTn,
Or fill VOW h-nrt with dreams of heayen.
Their lips are SWEET as luie oflege,
When niasi.el WaacIls up lis own,
And eyniy VOID the soul caismo7e
With feelings which MS bliss TO own.
In form ihes're delicate and 1.-THE,
Ard easy as the swaying reed;
And in each action chase, and bliihe,
And graceful as the lava al speed,
Talk not to me OF d.aamy eyes,
+ OF looks with lazy ianguor fraught,
Aad words which, like The south winds sighs
Break nc. :bs wavcIess cain ofthought,
Our western girls haze hearts a I'd minds,
Deep feeling and strong eloquence,
And power 10 forge the chain that binds
In deathjess bondage soul and sense.
The ladies here have many way
Peculiar to their own bright cline,
Tokeep the cares of life al bay,
And rouse the soul 10 pleasures chime,
They can admire each splendid thought
Which, lark like. leaps towards the skies
And every strain with genius faughts,
Woos on and wins their sympathies.
You've seen the eagle on his wing.
High up in heaven pursue his way,
And heard the blue bird in the spriug
-Four to his mate his ,erder lay!
Well, like that eagle, soaring high,
The VESTS fair daughters are in mind
And like thai blue birds melody,
Their accents foa, upnn;he wind.
Nigbt-bouid and less is the heart
That can resist their witching ways
Which al such silsi.nes would not impasi
Its sense OF beauty and is p;uise.
Such heart could hear tho dreamy sigh
Of Autumn winds without chime,
And watch the glorics ofthe sky,
Without me thrill Of ti,e sublime.
Let poe.s hymn ideal grace
And sing of smiles beyond all price;
And vow in every form they .race
a vision fresh from paradise;
We need no spirits from The deep,
To Gil our mind and make US bles.-
For our own girls nave charms which keep
Our fancies house, here in the west.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03
MANToN MALICE.

Some human fend or fends, few
days ago built fence four feet high
acrossthe western road travelled by the
Express. The Express mail rider in
the night rode full speed against the
fence it being too dark to see it. He
was thrown several feet in front of his
horse against stone, which fractured
his skull. He however managed to
ride his horse as far as the next house.,
but died in four days after his fall.
We have been informed, that on the
southern express mail route, on We'd
nesday night, ropes were drawn across
the road for the purpose of throwing
the Express riders. The Riders were
thrown, but met with no serious injury.
dayton Herald.
MATR1MoNY.-sYou ought to mar
ry.' Never 4 know good girl for
youY LET me alone but perhaps,
you-pshaw!-you don't know her.
She is young Then she is sly.'
Beautiful The more dangerous. ,
sOf good family Then she is proud
sTender-hearted.' Then she is iieal
ous.' sShe has talents ITO kill me-
sAnd one hundred thousand dollars Il
will take her!'
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03
Flour, Whiskcy, &c.
LOOK AT THIS.

TUsT received supply of fresh GSOCERIEs,
81 so bbs. superine Flour,
Imperial and Gunpowder Teas,
Box Raisins, English Walnuts,
Havana Sugar, .Mackere], Goldfish, Tar,
Keg Butter, Coffee,
Rife and Blasting Powder, together with
Franklin and Ten plate Stoves, Iron and Steel,
Chains, Bedsteads and .Wa,trasses, for sale by
Nov. 25. T.. LOCKWOOD.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03

3 We oughtto have stated at an earlier
day that the Albany City Bank and the
New York State Bank, Of this city,
have resumed the payment Of their
notes il spccic.[ Albany Argus Il
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03
JOHN WIGHT J

vs.: In ATTACHMENT.
CHESTER WESTON.\
Before Matthias Ringer, Justice of the peace for
and within the County of Du Buaue.
NOTICE is hereby given, That suit in at
i tachment has been commenced, eu.itled as
above, against the goods and chattes, rights and
credits Of the said deenent, absent debtor, and
that the said suit stands continued uutil the tenth
day Of February, 1889, at the Office Of the said JUS
tice in the town of Bcllview, Wisconsin Territory.
MATTHIAS RINGER, ]. r.
Dec. 80, 1887. 28-6t.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03
pDss7pRw.

The following verses, Ike ihs lines OF Barss
sI.arraik,', appear to be addressed ITO some Siaf
wife ..-They show more natural pa,hos, and fa'
deeper tenderness ,aa the general run OF our sen
timen,al Annual poetry.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03
Take Notice.

Take NOtlCe.
A IL parsons indebted to G. S. Parish either,
IN by note Or book account, are requested to make
immediate payment to me, as am authorized to
collect the same forthwith.
LAWRENCE MOLONY.
Du Guque, Sept. 90, 1897. list
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03
ST. RAPHAEL,s CHURCH,
IN DU BUQUE. 5sl,S
Catholic Episcopal SEE - 81 the wis.
cOmsiM TcrritoFye

| IN DU BUQUE.
Catholic Episcopal SEE - 81 tAe Wis
consin Tcrrissry.
lTTHE accounts of this Church, aud the list Of
il subscribers, are now, for the iifth time, since
Nov. 1885, respectfully submitted 70 the consider
alton f,he public.
The first stone Of this edifce waslai the 18th
Aug. 1895; its outside dimensions IRE 10 feet BY
n, its average Insight from the grsnd ID "a feet,
the walls are IS inches thick, and msasurc with the
foundations Ills perch of % cuoit feet, and l456
superficial square fee, of hewed stone all the rough
walls Oil the outside well plastefsd; the roof
lowered by 80 squares of shingles, and l28 feet of
copper ,roughs 80 inches wide, and IS feet 10 nch-
es; all this is guarded by parapet wall the CELL
ing is arched, aud over the sanctuary there j. nan
neied dome, semicircular: there are l6 windows,
doors, 90 squares of oak floor tongued and grooved
and :, spacious room under the sanctuary. The
Church wants the inside plasering, seats, gallery,
and altar. There are 1850 feet Of lumber for the
making of part Of these works.
III CASH PAID.
To Mr.. VIM. Gary, for building tho
foundation and part of the walls,
by contract, 1885, $500 90
1886 g. l537-Paid for stones, 322 124
Bricks, liz 90
Lime l67 IS
Lumber, 5O7 so
Nails, locks, hinges, screws, iron, SC. 81 37A
Glass, putty, ga zg, oil, paint, turpentine, IA -
Shingles aud copper, 1872 90
Tools, IS Is
Hauling, 100 so
Mason's work, 695 So
Iaborers, $50 ga
Carpenters work, s26 25
Stone cutting, SIS IS
Cost of the Church, S4,S05 37A
suSnpv rxpeSsrs eoSHecrr WITH TIL ptHr n1St.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03

Timothy Tanning
David Burke
d. +. Disney
Charles Cookery
III. LOOMS
John RELY
Sam. w Baird
Thomas Cotter
Thomas Delaney
Thomas Mclaughlin
Martin McCarty
John Moloney
David Burke
John Levi
Francis Bcquette
Samuel Darlington
Arthur Mullen
Henry Gratiot
John Ryau q
Nicholas Walsh
Capt. F. O'Flaherty
Capt. h. ii. Gleim
Martin Mcmahon
John Fury
William Newman
Patrick Lyman
Kieran Murray
James McDer,nott
Patrick Colagan
Abraham Wilson
Charles McDcrmott
William Blake
Robert Ferrin IL
Thomas Hogan
Mathew Cuban
Thomas McCrapey
Bernard McLcnon
Patrick Murray, sem
VIM. De tandebartz
Henry Burke
Scott T. Taylor
A. Lare 8
Clement Lapage
James Croak
John Chapman
Charles Blake
Thomas McCabe
Thomas Shannon
Guy b. Morrison
p. &. Morhizer
Bernard Gray
George Shannon
John Gerret
John Parker
A. Cote
Edward Hayes
VIM. Hampstead
Alexander Levi
John Hickey
Martin Mast,
Peter Drake
Michael Roacha
Owes Nc Laughlin
Iohn MaI,et
JOSH Morrison
Milo II. Prentice
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03
NOTICE.

A S am about to leave this country for the
N south, have appointed Lawrence Molony
as my Agent to attend TO my business, and receive
all demands due to me, either by note book ac-
count. G. s. PARISH.
Du B'.quc, Sept. 90, 1897. last
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03
NEW GOODS.

IN LOCKWOOD is now opening in the New
l-Ie Store, opposite his old stand, on Main St.
large aud well selected assortment of SPRING
AND SUMMER GOODS, just received from
New York and Philadelphia, to which he invites
the attention of customers.
June 10. 9-H
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-03

N. B. Should any mistake have occurred in the
subscription list, the Superintendent pledges him
selfto rectify it as soon as notified. The books of
accounts may be seen by calling on Mr.. r. Qugley.
SAMUEL MAZZUCHELLI.
Du Buuue. Dec, 10, 1887
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25
DIED.

In Remington the ltb Instant Honorable ISAAC
T,rusyu aged ~ years, 10 months aui days
F,,y men have filed larger space IN the history OF
the
Born At Newark. y J in I7j4 and arriving at man
hood at the moment when our country was about 10
burst nin eIistauce independent nation, he was
prepared to engage aud DID image IA the struggle with
OIL the ardpr Of youth ana uir !nd -nrnt ana iJelho
which are generally supposed 10 belong 10 fper years
la I77J be- graduated at PRINCETON College where,
under the venerable DR.. Wtherspooa he had acquired
habits ~ thought and action winch he never iogoi dur
Ing his long uud eseutul subsequent Ike so"n amer
he en College he repaired 90 schrntcady and engas-
Cd m the study OF aw and taught school. On the
breaking out Of hostlirs with the mother county he
received an appointment ~ the Commtssary brPah'
duty was furnish III troops staontd Or 10
b. stationed ~ Berkshire CO hass The State Of New
Hampshire which - now Vermont. and NasAinsi'h
aud Rrnus. laer c9unt~s 10 New York, Tins afdu"us
snd responsible duiy he discharged with 20 much h4el
iiy aud advantage % draw forth 'nconius from TIE
C5-nmandef .u Chief nho knew we'll how 10 sPPfr-
eiatr zral, abihty ard integrity
Ga the return 81 2eacc, Mr Iichenof settled IN ini
part of the country. nhirh was tueu claimed both d.
New Hampshire ADD >rw iofs, and applied huns !
sgccsssui.y the practice Of law Ia l1s9 he vas ap
pointed 81 the Commissioners On thc part 81 Nsf
mont 10 negotiate f.f brf admission Iutp the nila. Ia
ih.s m,ssun h- va, sacc-ssi4l in i7g BE- 4osen
10 rrpfss~ui the state The SrHstr Of Tie L : and
he Wa faf several years CArt Judge % the supfvne
Count Of the STAT and 30 l7y9 be slsctsd Gus'r
nor a. the SLATE o. Whrh oihcs he scetrd dur
ing ihe nine soNing year. snd sysia l-s Stef on
ihierysi 81 one yesT-snd q nlay be Ia~nuonre ~
proof Of the very high prrsanai regard 40 ssssm
sfaihed f1f lhfoag hont me Sab that, d0fn- 49,
.f.l 4 tllos= years q high political eKesinsht az
Council ehos-n BY the same general ticket with hise
were opposed 10 han politics 10 let's he we sgsii
shser Ssatior in Co5gfess tna retained be see' lhsf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25

sS1r,s Tho S.n,s .hich y. ~ ,-cnnesd ~ NJ Is
s.r.ia' ffuun Nsshlnrt-p caunis. ~ho zee
puFi,c y, fett - psfsonal siocpcs 60 ihs Sr"al"
~ threat. a tlardsh.e irnr Tho urb thru rfsss g
osthin the bsf Il ths S-ns. w.rrf,sd 10 ~ btu~n
~. ~ yledrcd hs henof 90 Msssfs Nef sna tfaiTy'
nsisfs lfsfa fhscrl pt,s, not T. us' snF uhamta''
- f.Hsfts. H,Se tn,rrh uich be- Pf'ies''a 10 'e 10
r6es - saN1oe the srretnsut ~ ihc 81 'tir' si'1
- ineoc~ ,te ulos 50 dsPsf.r bat the wafm VI Us
Sshsg. os'tisd h,n irta great impr'Pne'y p'h 81
GDwech ara rnsunsf. declsrur that ve ~eir ~ the
l4st - a frvoluuSn. ana that uefe uhs 90 enc "i
1Erstltui4oaai Fafrfnmeni, oecst"h''y e"'''s''HE
80 IN suaphchnnE mnun~f tnvoAinr it''" 10 -
1eei. and ssttnr WHEELER ihcy we'r PirFnfeo !" "An
the Coast sutton and LAus unoef loot, aud shro i''
-, Mod = IN Cuna4"n wealth g. attain rae" COOS
~ thee qas,ttans the uish respauded lrs Arsi We
Dill wih and accompanied uaetr assent ~" pe'
~ 81 give blood " cahnoi hAvr oHf t@.
"a nfs~a st snrth courluccd. and on motion ~ nt
ii. Of Chester. the Ssusts agreed 70 meet os'y a.
MIL ~ the mofHluE and then 40 uf""a' '"' 'h"
UshnE vithin the bar of tie Sensir before We spa
ri bad announced the drcisi"n Inc rr"A'' ''i'''''
as thsa taken possession 81 by the mob ana %" - ~
toty spreres sddtrss.d 10 them by several "i
sshsr leader. And hst hit'uo sacred apartment mas
Assqo~ntiy, Whrnrr~f the senate attempted L. assrHl'
t-cn hN-d with rioters threatening vi"leht tHlrf'
kfrnce ~h the husioess II the sena,s untl thsr DE-
nands accorded 50. To such irstiul eigh' was
~ ,rcemcut carried hst the speaker aud srVrfal OF
~ msfub~r' wett compelled und'f thrta's OF person
~ injury TO csp- hy the Windows oi the capitol
NJ The unlawful and ftaious sssrmbisges 81 the ms
Riided and dangerous mrn have been continued sr'
ai tunes ~ the state ospUo, and court house o. 'he
oDuniy of Daurho, and the senate Is now unAhie "
bfocerd With their irRtimAtr fuarunns, and they &c
prdingy 10 thepeoplc Of thr state, ihat Thea
R~ pr.s~ntAvrs with safety attend the halls Z"
ID ssuon, Until tho insutrrciianaty and unnus assem-
ID ages by winch they thfea,ened with violence
auriled by the arm the constitutional power o
a., state aT t,iutn 10 reason and duty shall nduc
fehsm to disP-r-s
tnARIfS 3 PENROSE Speaker.
81 Abraham Nher, lao,-s Pau, Frederick f"Icy, WI
III lm Wagner. JYhn ktiimgrt, John Sirohm, Same
III Barclay. Jacob Cassat Jus, ph siefru, Alc1nn
ID lrvtn, Thomas Williams, Eihd Case, John " tw
No., Wiilisin Pnfvianoe, James Hanna, James NJ Con
.bey + 5. Milcher, john Pearson, members OF tn
Senate.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25
Rutland Fare SocipSu.

'ENlE Members of the Rutland Fire Society notified
that the annual meeting OF the Sncety Tor the chulcc
OF officers lot ,he year onsuug VIII be held the Court
icusc on the fret lucsd the LIST day OF January next,
al D O'Clock. T.. VI.
Extract from the bylaws The roll Of members
shh be called ~ thirty mHLtr~ from the time dc ynate
Tor any meeting aud e'e member then absent shall pay
huo oi twenty five Ceuts.
lie Engine Company will take notice that according to
tho 10y laws %. tie Society, their suuul mceng Tor the
choice o. c1cets is 10 be held tie Court House The
last Tuesday tie 9th in.i, At u'cuck T. VI Ard that
the Eugile COMMITTEE aud Clerk required make
ports at The 4boyc meeting OF the Socltiy.
+ W HOPKINS SecyttdyU.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25
SS>@e1,e>1lkSjss


Ntthlhnteu. Dec ~.
~ he S-naie TO-DAY W Ei,cs Offered soa call
re upon tie SccreaN oi tie ftestuN yer, ruts srd
plct-~ uto'nstau regard r thr ttnstrtFs ID
with tho pnrch,s- 81 L nank bonds by tho Hank
nod he rupo,uicnt ui the 1 HANK sr-nt 90 dcps
0fs o' the ro,sfourut The tresatop hes tll to-
uottoU. There tpabt oi aduptien. snd ae ,hall
hcp ce how muoh t'uth tr' - r TIE sugrrsoa that Mt
nii1ic t tu thc cmpo mcpt ol VIZ ordbuts
Nj iu,ianrn otttci resolution iu iaqaify into no
c'pccrc, OF ptovinf Ger The construction ol
tc-rls of wbt. Tor the n,v, srtvrr.sgtVcd to
Nt allmsdst asked leave iuttodu,r bill Ahoish
imprisonment for ocbi 90 certain rbser.
g. tic lrutc Of Representative to-day. W. Adams from
the sun,altrc TO- which tcocd tho subject du,l
hog reported h 10 puush thc scndias or receiving
challenge the Distinct Of tuumbA VII ordered
I q srcuhd rtntug
Thr li,tc resumed the consideration Of tho petition pc
scented O., Nr -,tous4l and objected to by Lcga, Tor
the recognition of HNtt
Mr arrs'n moved the previous question. AND tho poti
ton received by the House Wuhout DIVISION.
Ga motun oi Nc Saltousil. thr pcu0a referred to
the Commute oH IAfcgn Athirs.
Message the President ~ tLr United State. n
rrpy the resolutions Of the House calling eopc.
ali tie sp,ndcucc between han aud Gov Rnet
ctcnce To the teQusou OF the latter Tor T. troops
The message ad the table aud ordered be rntod
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25
RUTLAND HERALD.
RUTLAND. Vt.
TUESDAY, EVENING. DECEMBER 'a5 .'is3s.


4 thefe nation undc' heivcn that bad
or fcitiu apprehension Of complete bankruptcy from The
prof sary and corruption 81 's rUi,f'. ours one
Although tie country las just ssr,,rd aud recovering
slow bat. 10 hoped, from sad state Of
enb7ttsssmout. uoiess snuhcf shock from
- eiaocc'ie 'ucrs yet Tie community s almost daily W.T.
nos.ng such wanton frauds and p,cuiatons FROM ihc oil
u M Camhfeicus sboastcd SAB T,tanUg Department
that would TO Je anus morally certain that tie Ma
uonai Treasury um1,ely he fcduced to such beg
garry that woult hardly have credit cnoogh to
borrow money. The numbet Of dehcatons, and
the amount Of Of them would almus, justify
calling public agents public pundefes. Here FOL
lows few illustrations
M Collector Swauwout minus, 37til9 90
Mr Attorney Pnce Of \. Y 10000 90
Gen. Gtatot OF tie Engineer Dspiu.
ment, 80 600 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25

Dough- Faces. We annex the yeas and nays Tor
sustaining the call made by Mr. AIheuon, for the
previous question on his gog-resontons. The
main question, cutting off debate and amendment
was ordered to be put it will be seen, by moJor-
iy Of serea.
Ieas- NIessrs. Anderson, Andrews, Alherion,
Banks Beatty. Beers, Bclrne, Bckhc Brodhcad,
Bronson Buchanan, Bynum. Cum1relong, WIN. b.
Campbell John Campbell Casey, Clancy Chap
man Clowney. Coles, Common CrabS, Crazy Cary,
eastman, Dawson, Davcc, Debe;ry DE Graft,
Dromgooe. Duncan, Emntc. harrington, Fairfield,
Foster. Fry, Gallup. J. Garland Gioscock, Giant
land. Grant, Gray. Gntin. Hammond, llamer ilar-
ri.on. Hawkins Haynes, Holt, Hopkins, Howard,
IIubley, W. II. Hunter, r. NJ. 4. Hunter, Il. b.
Jackson, J jackson. ]. Johnson. n. Jones, J. w.
Jones, Keim. Kembe ,khugensmh Lclarc Lead
better, Lewis, Logan, Loomis, Lyon, Mallory, J.
NJ. Mason Martin, Mckay, X. Mcclellan, A. Nc
CelIan, Mcclure, Mercer, Montgomery, Moore
Morgan. $. w. Morris, Murray, Noble Pslmer,
Parker, Paris, Payutcr, pe,ukln, Phelps Pickens,
/ Plumcr, Pratt. Rely, Rhott RWes. &. Shepard,
Sheplor, Snyder. Spencer, Stuart S"earingen,ray
! Tor, Thomas TUus Toucey, Towns. Turncy Vull,
Wagner. Webster, Weeks, WhutIesey, J. W.
/ Williams, Ye-lli.
.Nays-Messrs Adams, Alexander, II. Al en-, J..
w. Alien, Ayerigg, Bell. BIddle, Bond, Borden,
B5uldin, Briggs, CalhuUn, Calhoun, Carter. Cham-
bers, Cheutham Guilds, Clark, Coffin, C"rwln.
Cranston. Crockett, CnrtIs, Cushing, Ddthnsior,
Davies, Dennis Damn, Edwards, Evans. Everett,
Ewing, r. Fletcher |. Fletcher, FILLMORE, Il. Gar
land, Glddings Goode, J. Graham, w. Graham
Graves, Grenncll, Haley, Hall, Harlan, Harper
Hastings, Iowes Ilerod, lngbam Jcnltcr, H. John
son, w. c. Johnson. Kennedy, Ln'oln, Marvin
-. TEX Mon.
/ rf.e. Mlllgan, Mitchell. c. Morrs, Nnyior, Noyes
= Parnenler Pearcc Peck, Pope, Po'ls. Punain
R.nden, Randolph, Reed, Rencher, Rldg~ay, Rob
. e:lson, Robinson. Rumsey Russell, Saltouslall
Sergeant, a. II. Shepperd, Shields, SlbIey, Siade
Smith. Sou,hgate, Slruly. Stone S'rotton IaIia
f.rro, Thompson, Tlllinghas', Toland, Underwood
Vauderyecr 4. S. White, J. White. :. Williams
]. l.. Williams C.. II. Williams, WISE, Word
Yurke-l07
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25

uati th. expiration Of h, term Of "tve. in ls2i in
an these Offices he scquUicd himself With honor aud
credit
IL politics. Mr. Tichonof wss of the school Of WASH
iortpu lam'liou and Rptus King, hrm aud unytrldnr
u prrs''n. tall snd commanding mann"ts diepihrd
without ostcuiaiton courteous. bland aud hhahir in
the social relations he obi gnF urtrbbpfa faith.
hl li~at a ptudrrt counsellor liberal supput'rt Of
the rosprl and ~ other Institutions of public utility
hnd and benevolent 10 the poor, aud just 10 all 1t
Gatfffe
A. Nlnd.nf. Nj Ttuman IIaNley. aeed 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25

The New York Star gives an account OF two
yoaug ladies' of that city, Who bel supper on the
result at the late election, aud warmly c"mmends
the patriotism Of the whg lady ~h" was success
fol. Before The election he star denounced bet
iiny a. being neat IN htrucly To the unpardpnAbie
sin. We think 1t quile bad eunugh for men to bet
on elec,luns--ladie- had better be intending lher
husbands stockings, or iulliing love Letters.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25
LATEST FROM CANADA.

Burlington, Dec 81.
W. learn from The Montreal Couuc Of "Wednesday that
hut two of the inuf PATRIOTS sentenced viii be executed II
also stated Tint order has been ISSUED directing tht
person he allow ed 10 tie States without passport,
sud every VITO tie Province render
count Of hItuscli
-Four OF the Patriots taken Sandwich shot dosn
by order of col Prince. without tie form al tua
Bur. Free Press
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25

DURT ~ MASON have "A hand 100 Doxc, G'n.,
- ami 10y Glass.
-.4LSO-
> GOO LIGHTS, City o .ul7 ty and ls light
-'OOO easements Of each size. OrJcr Tor ary
quantity. aud I'D, description executed at short notice
at tro art"ry price,,
Ru land, DC II. 1888.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25
5000 90

Near 81 oooo00. pretty round to discover lost for
ever to tho Nation IN one weekycs worse than los-or
doutcss much of 1t has been expended betting and 9th
fraudulent and corsp upa the elections and 10
AID tie ascendency Of the Grand Sdetts Of the Democra
ey To- their high stations.
II these and other deacstions all the suTerngs the
couu,, endured cyon IN pecuuary scnce, tlmoonilng
ptobahiy to fifteen twenty m,onsl there would
be less Of alarm and complaint. but believed the
county individually and collectively has sunk wealth
than one HUNDRED MILLIONS within the last
year, from the bad management Of the government and
the finances.