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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-29
RUTLAND HERALD.
RUTLAND, VT.
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 2o.,Isas.
Internal improvement.

4. The subject Of Rail Roads which comes under this
head, although often alluded to IN this and other neigh
boring prints in this region, and although nothing Ell
fcieut ha. yet been effected in this State to warrant a
general belief that VfRsoSr will not continue 10 re-
main far behind her sister States in this kind of enter
Prise, yet We entertain a hope that the Green houn-
tam Boys Nil ultimately arouse to Action.
We certainly have examples IN abundance before
ms, and they are continually developing, that Rail
Rosds sr- practicable and investments therein are eH-
e~eedingly profitable, with scarcely an exception.
We have been kindly favored with 4 pamphlet from
the Boston Press in which a bret statement on this
subject, is to be found gong most conciusiye!y to show,
that the real with which our fellow citizens in the
neighboring states sppear to possess is not alto
grther u-uaccompanied with knowledge and prudesce.
The State Of Massachusetts, as II would seem by this
pamphlet, aud other intelligence derived from her le.
glslau,e proceedings, is deeply engaged in fostering
immeuse projects Of Ibis kind, which has heretofore
been alluded to in tLi. paper. Would the wise aud
cautious councils Of old MASSACHUSETTS, pledge the faith
OF the state to Wild ,nd visionary projects We think
not Neither would New iork, NOT CoHnecucut, nor
Pennsylvania.
The tune was when Canals and Rail Roads lpariieu-
lsfly canals were uo.cu'cd all over the country -
There are nov over y HUNDRED MILLIONS
invested, OF sbou, 10 be invested IN projects q this
hind IN the United States. The State Of New York
alone, has ABBOTT one fourth Of this vast amount invested
o. sbou, 10 be invrtt-d IN tie.e grand improvements,
and the State IL envisd in fome measure BY ell the res,
u the Union, on seeouni II her immense wssith, de-
uved a. We believe, IN q great measure from her meg
unanimous policy and great State inproyemenU-Snd
ihis and s0ne other states arr continually contributing
10 her wealth b. way oi tolls, without receiving back
comparatively any hing IN hke msnnsr And While
they are growing ueh, We msy lie sad 10 be gtoNiRg
poof, on account Of our eonuseted policy.
How loBg shall we be pointed At snd ud.euitd ie'
oui niggsrdlBess, We know not, but ,his Ne believe
that when this generation shall have passed away
Vermont ~iii, 20 the majesty Of her strength and pow
e.. eIhibii her resources N = manner thai shall retrieve
her pTe.eHi asgpded s,issnon, and take rama with hei
SISTER Stats, n nc, befuE.
We have been red u tbsse ersf remarks from The
eIsunssaee that an effort i, sgGn now msking "a
th. sseuoa 81 the State 10 pf0vies fof Tie eoas'rsciioH
q q Raj Road rem RSrane 10 ~Aiishsl, s~grsssbly
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aianer uarsrt--tii, Ncn..

Monday = M-wc have to-day quite q Golie 10 IN.
Stock Market BY RETIRING g. ouF article il vii b..
reen ibrir has been a wos, rapid advance reminding us
81 what ioss place two years ego Speculation - Ut
present exclusively confined 90 siock tfsnsac IONS But
i - not to b. expected that when tho sp,rit t~rins 1t
eill be wholly oonhacd TO THE species 81 property
Monday y A-f3gsr continues quite DOH, aud no
change ftoui Saturday prices.
Tsssdgy y. Within = week = nov shirt has been
manifest, reminding Us u the great transactions that
took place two years ego. Then tho sales At the Board
were daily from half 60 n million Of dollars in ansnnt
The spirit Of speculation n o. u gambling ha,ng a.
Raiu commenced, and IL nov very temstka able. Stocks
have gone ~ from . to 10 per cent wnbiL a icw days
Bold operstors with bot little means have. BY putcbss
inR on time, made very large sums The f~ver f,pec.
uiation usually commences IN stocks, aud IA very apt to
seek out other objects u u the sciore hardly To- be SUI.
posed that all the speculation and dcsife 20 make mon.
ey viii be confined wholly 10 stocks.
SrckS-Tbet fansscuons al the Board were not n.
large as yesterday, hut considering the great rise that
then took place. the market has been unusually well
sustained. United suites went up TO l2l plump OF the
l2th al Apni a little more than a month ago this stock
was selling freely at ouly l0S-a rise nj thirteen per
cent IN tbs short time. Delaware hos advanced in thit.
~ days ~ per cent, and Harlem - per cent on the
l2ih Of A pril this stock was sold at ~. Other stocks
have all gone up but not IN the same proportion, The
Balls have had a most successful business. while the
poor Bears have suffered severely al the second call,
prices fall oil a little.
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POsfsCr
by THE sOUTHERN;MAIL OF THIS

Correspondence Of tie Journal If Commerce.

CorrespondeRce Of tie Journal If Commerce.
WAsHINGroN, Thursday, May "a.
The Secretary Of the Trea sury replied 10. day to Mr.
Clay $ resolution lnqulrlng whether any and what orders
have been given Tor reception OF notes of specie. paying
Banks IN payment of Government dues. I he Secretary
says that no new orders have been given on the subject
but that notes OF specie paying Banks are taken under
former orders, and in pursuance of the provisions
of the Deposlle Act of 1896. IL also appeared that
the Secretary had within the last thirty days xiv.
EN- directions TO the collector OF New York, 10 receive
notes OF specie paying Banks which do not issue notes
OF less denomination than five dollars. From Mr. Clay's
remarks should Judge that he ls still under the i'm
preston tina, some further order, not indicated in THIS
communication, has been given on the subject to the
Collector of New York. Nothing was done N the mat
ter, except to order the paper to be printed.
Nary Appropriations and Exploring Expedition
Mr. Wright, pursuant to notice, called up the Bill
making appropriations for the Naval Service of the u.
States for the year Ie3s. The service has suffered by
the delay of this bill, but, as Mr. Wright said, IT was OF
This ball contains the items for the Exploring Expedi-
ton to the South Seas.
The Senate adjourned without taking the question on
the amendment.
The CherokeeS. Itappears that the Executive is re-
ally in earnest in his interference in behalf of the Cher.
okees. The Secretary Of War has communicated 10
the Governors of Georgia, Tenne ssee, Alabama, and
North Carolina, n copy of the arrangements proposed
with John Ross with the remark that IT will not prob.
ably require so long a period ss two years TO remove
the remaining Cherokees to their new home West Of
the Mississippi but that whate yer time may ue ncces-
sary for their comfortable migration, the Department
relies upon the genorosiiy of The States infcycsed not to
press their claims so long as they are satisfied that due
diligence is used by the agents of the Cherokee nation
to effect he object. The appeal 10 the geaeyOsiy OF
these States is thrown away, If their feelings an the sub.
lect are truly represented BY their Delegations in Con
preksi
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Saturday May ".
Iiorsv-Mr Banks, of Virginia. member elect in the
place Of Mr. Patton, appeared, was qualified, and took
his seat MIR Cambrrleng laid before the House sever.
al communication from the Qnarter-m masters depart.
meni, showing the pressing want Of money for the
Florida wal. Regret Is expressed that the apnropria-
tons were made IN detail. instead Of p ssing supplies
under one general head and it is suggested that the
power be vested in the Executive To transfer funds from
one item TO another. Some such notifications are pro-
posed, without Increasing the general total. The House
refused to suspend the rules, to take up Mr. Russel's
motion TO repeal the small note restriction
We give the Globes report Of the proceedings.
Rerision II The Specie Circular.
Mr. Boon then made a similar motion 10 proceed to the
consideration Of the resolution te Tescind the Specie
Circular and, Cor the first time, he said, asked for the
yeas and nays which were ordered.
Mr. Is. explained, in order that the House might vote
undersiandingly that il was not his intention to press
the resolution OF the gentleman from Kentucky, Mr.
Williams. 10 instruct the Committe of Ways and
Means to bring in a bill on the suhject,l but to present
his own "a joint ballot one and direcD as a substitute.
SIR Williams stated, some days ago, that he would &c.
cept Mr. Boon's, as a mod iica,ion of his own, should
the rules be suspended.
On the motion 10 suspend the rules, the vote was los
10 GO,
Report on Commrcs and Navigation.
The Speaker laid before the House the annual report
Of the Secretary of the Treasury on commerce and nav
z alton.
Nh Whittlesey Of Ohio, moved to prin, 10000 extra
copies.
MIR Harlan hoped the gentleman would limit the mum
Der 10 1000, which he thought amply sufficient.
MIR Adams said he supposed the gentleman from Ken
tucky (Nr Ilarlan) was IN the predicament of a certain
King of Bohemia, who complained that he had no sea
port in his dominions, and, therefore, that he Mr. H.
could not apprec! ate the vast Importance Of this docu'
ment, which, TO The people of the Atlantic States, was
Of very great importance. Mr. A. hoped, therefore that
the motion for 10000 would prevail.
The motion did prevail, and 10000 copies according
ly ordered 10 be printed.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-29

Eseape Of Rector, he .hardsrsr. Thomas Rector who
was recently convicted at Albany, tor the murder Of
shepard. and who has for some days been IN tlIs city
awaiting the result of an orsumrn. IA the Supreme
Court r a new Trial, made ms escape from prison vs.
to-day morning, and - stll at Ia-ge. Rector was con
fined in q room IN the southeast corner ot the building,
20 the debtor department., in the rckeiy old Bndeweii,
in the Park. During the night hc had severed the bolt
Of bis handouts, and succred~a IN removing a loose
board from over the door Of hs apartment, which ieit
an aperture e about ten inches ga width through winch
he forced his way 10 long passage, which was howev-
er secured by a strong door.
About a quarter before q o'clock, the turnkey went,as
usual, 20 look after the prisoners. tie passed tie strong
roor and locked Il after him outing tue key IA his peck
Fl. Rector had replaced the board over hs dpor'so that
oil appeared right, ana II b-iug nearly dsrk ia the pas-
sars. was passed by the ,ufnkeJ unobseTyed, and the
latter unlocss ed The door Of kfctnf's room. Alarmed a,
not finding htu in bs room he turned round, aud WAS
met, check by Jowl, by the desperate convict Asrog'
gle ensued, cGung which Rector secured ths kry 10 the
main door, and thrust the turnkey into bs vacant cell
ana bolied the door upon him.
Al th. w.s bu, tie work u : minute Rector IN
locked the door. fed down sisirs, and into the ofen
slr,et, 81 liberty. Ia lees than eight MINUTES the turn
hey WBs hberaisd, and the whole Possr OF Police 10 PGr'
suit Dhigeht search wa made throughout The cay
Yesterday, bot IN vain, not a trace Of the irl0n could BE-
ionnd. Tie sheriff Of Albany hss offered a reward -
s20 iof as apprehension -EgPTess
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yTom the Philadelphia U. S. Gs.eue, Of Tuesday.

VSaadly Night Disturbances. We learn that a
con. iderable concourse Of people were assembled
on Sunday night, III from, Of The African church,
in Sixth, above Lombard street. There nad been
no overt act % riot. and the polse had mingled H.
self in such a way with the crowd, as 10 render 1t
probable That they could easily suppress any at
tempts at violence. AZ length an alarm was CIV
en- that a crowd was connrg down the street, and
It vas Immediately seen that a large number Of
blacks apparently armed, we're rushing upon the
crowd. Some Of the blacks Immediately d~Ischatg-
ed pistols upon the whites. The police officers
rushed upon the assal!an,s, and seized a number of
them, rpon whom were found pistols and dIfks (;
and sc regret to add, that Mr. Blair, one Of the
extra watch, was considerably injured. A very
large number oC blacks and whites were arrested,
aud Yesterday some Of them were committed, and
others gave bail for their appearance OF the next
court. We gather these facts at the police Office
and infer 'rom the spirit in the officers and number
Of them provided. that the end Of he tumult has
come. We do not speak Of the provocation OF
the colored people. or OF that Of the other side, II
there was any on either side-they are Of no &C
count. No oct authoflses q mub-none %justlfes
an lnd,vidnal for aiding aud sbetrlng IN them, and
they must be suppressed, peaceabiy # We can, for
ci5ly # We must.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Nt.fE tho subscribers, being appointed by tho Hon
w Probate Court for the district Of Rutlsnt. com.
ni'si"ner'io receive, examine aud adjust all ella IN, AID
demands ct all persons against the estate OF
THOMAS UiLCOTT.
late Of P'tsheld, Ia SAID district, deceased. represented
insolvent, and also all claims and demands exhibited in
Offset thereto and six months from The nh day OF NAV
1888 beng allowed by said court for that purpose. wo
DO therefore hereby give notice that we will attend To tho
business oi our satd appointment, at the dwelling house
OF bovina Wlcoit ~ .aid PIltsfcld on The fr, Monday
OF september a1i November next, from one o'clock uu-
I'll five o'clock =. NJ. on cab Of said days.
ERAsTUs HoLLT.. comm"'iorsn.
Dated at P'ttshelj this 10Th bay OF May 1888. -
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\ slate Coaveutiru NJ the pemogtatc Nhtr ~,
vermont. aPd 81 al F'rersu ~ the state opposed n
tho un~fe "na raIuops nsssurss ~ re present, sst
ra'i Naitonsi Aimipstrstiou. vii meet Al Nonfprts,.
ga wednesday The g1tb DAY ~ june aest.si 10 ntl, os,
A. " Tor tho PIrroro 81 nominating candidate, 10,
state uhlccf' ior the gear cutaiur. snd TOE he iy-o-.e.
ton of such other business - thr hsakuapicv ofths ss.
ii"hAl Treasury aud the psi,y If irlivtlusi tnlu.ir,
may Fe.m To require. When thue who have been del
esat"l ~ The PFOPLEto gusri. protect anl promote
mnr interest," ti"iy their pledges snd beirsy Their
in'''' u - time if The people then stlsc, &c 49,, mhlei m
convection, anil There, api 81 ths ballot boNc. t. peak
DOT N 'ech thunder tunts a. VIII be hsatd sul ole,oi
NJ Warrington. The suppoTier, II The upr,msrye Of
90" l"",-ihc iuerds ut civil ani vsrsoosi lhef', and
OF q e. institutional goveroneni honestly sni wisely OIL
niu'''ercd-iho iricnis n fce discussion aud II tho -.
cred night oi prutup aRi ot rratuustrsure ere inytei
To attend the 6 'ovcutipr. ~ volunteers ~ delegates.
.4YLE.1NI TEN. FRON E.iCH TOHN.-ths more
The h'ttrr-aud participate IN ~. DELIBERATIONS. We
aie sware thntin making th', o,i, wo uilrets tho frce-
men OF state WHICH has uuyi,ldiusiy md successfully.
fn"iu'ainod ,s political integrity, Hgsinsi ali the assault,
81 power aud influence from abroad, snI the onptts II
Jealous anI active opponent ~ h,me Ani We deem
81 nc f'aiy only to cay to such Ffccmen. the friend, Il
our country aud OF our c-u.e arc trumphing ~ oil pats
OF th" nauon. IN well mcrtcl success at their eitc ions
AMI ~ such y rrt-is b. ihs. they Expect EJERr
FhhEMAN LNJIRNoNT TO DO ms DUTY
WM UPHAN.
e. = WALTON. r
e.. |" KNAPP. mo' va"
+. n. PRtNrlsS, ''"'"''''oe'
T.. +. JtWETT,
Nootpel''r, May %, 1891.
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10 late charters granted BY this State ard ~. State Of
New yofk. And unless our fellow oltissus avail lhrm
selves of perhaps one q tbe bee, charters rhsy ms,
have g. many years 10 come, ve .hsl dcspsir Of do.
ing any Thing to improve our presen, condition.
u Tho Proceedings e The Rel Road meeting hcla
~ The P'see on THURSDAY last, ~ul sppssti IN our nest,
IN which our rrsders, and fi,nds to The Rail Road will
find much valuable information.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-29

Dfsdhdfgs y Doet. Robsrt NILSSON aud Doc, Cote
The L. $. Circuit Court for this ID strict commr need
It's scssi n u, Windsor, ON the 2lst inst Gen. Wool
and several other gentlemen were summoned % attend
as witnesses in the case of Messrs Nelson aud Cote,
who had been recognised to appear and answer to a
charge for u breach of the neutrality law. Bot the
expectations Of those, who anticipated much from the
trial. were sadly disappointed, for the grand jury return
ed the bills Of indictment not found, and Doct Nelson
and Doct. Cnte. were discharged, TO the great Joy Of
the community. The people voted a salute oi eighteen
guns TO the grand jury, but the neighbothood could not
furnish the powder aud the people rcioiced quiet y,
which was quite as rational.-it Mercury -
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BRIGHTON MARKET-moada,, Ma, II, 1884,.

A. Market 80 Beef Cattle. . psirs Working OIsn,
a. Cows aud calves 90 Sheep aHd 2 o Swine
PEIcEs-Be0 C6tt-firtt qualify as D-Second
HoTLHy O4ea-We noticed szlss At 80, So, ~, So
and Sl00.
Coe5 and caiss-ssles ~ere msds a, So, So, SO
s45 aud SO
btuoss, weighing l-ss han 100 lbs Over 100 lie 10
10 Al cents One ioi Of large hog from rhiiacei phis.
r. ices .sksd : cents fof oiT
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Leather Factory for sale.

INiL subscuber of-p iar Sale 10 WslhnsorI, thirty
Il o. i'riy rods from tbc csntrs Of the village. M,
LLHIHEH EA1dBLiSffHEFT, couiainiug = build.
,s o. 'isn'i',tn"hs 30 oy ~ with = Bsrk House, %
by 20. The lot on which these building. .isnf contain,
also ~" Small Dwelling ilouss,, col ane Bern ,ah-
gently large lor a dry house. Thu lot e.ntsia. abog,
"a acres At land.
Ihe Subseuber SEQ Ofers Tor isle his scat 10 the VII.
iase Di - ~siiugi9rl, conisisias a Two story dreilioy
house 40 ~ 20, sui = bsra - by IA. with q CURING
shop 80 ~ 20, conta ubs 5 Z u 40 acre.
The Shove Leather fhrtory % capable Of MsauGe.
tuning ifpm Lf req hundred o. w. thousand hide, m =
yFsr, ani % 10 sss1 repair
The 'si~"nbfr wnh'E 10 dir1sts u the whole II tho
shove decrbed properly together, bot might ts iadse-
81 20 ''il he too iot ,siarately.
PC 'uHhsf lsfheosn sb.ol terms, &c sPply 10 the
s3t~cuttf "a the pfsHAsr.
GEORGE VAUGHAN.
wah,nsorI. Nlsy g. IXaa. "a
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From the PHILADELPHIA Exchange Books.

Great loss and Robbery. A package of 90 1000 collars,
consstinep notes and drafts, made up by four OF our
brokers, andip;rnded to have been forwarded 10 New
York by the Mi PHO, Line yesterday afternoon, was
stolen from the odice, corner of Third and Willow
streets. 1t was ~entrdsted to the guard d. of the line, who
did not miss it until he arrived Al New York. lie re-
turned Immediately, but has not succeeded in recover
ina IL
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DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM REVISED

opPosiuun TO the present National Admiuistr alton.
a. frsughi with danger to our free Institutions and The
liberties OF the people, from It's %usorPing power over the
general currency aud business Of the country. Opp +.
siiion 10 the prescott Loco Foco ,h,n plaster md 70 den
h%nmeug system, as defective IN principle, and unsafe
IN practice and requiring = radical rrfotm A total sep
arauon Of the fiscal concerns of the government .from
The ianFs Of the PROM gate. as the best guarantee for
the preservation Of our Nationsl independence En-.
eoutagemeni and support to all banks, based upon
rPon sound principles, with the ability and disposition,
10 redeem their bills in gold and silver, unless flohed
from them by l-galiI,d fraud Of the gov rnment for E.
lection purposes and an express provision in al "a.
lute charters, requiring ample security 10 be given to
the State Tor the dempton oftheir issncs n spec, on
demand, as always was intended to be, and the pcrpct.
ual subjeeuon ofsll acts Of Incorporation to be vacated
unless they abide by the provisions OF their charters.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-29

De3h IF Commodore HOoisey. We have the melan-
choly intelligence ny letter from Utica, this morning, Of
he death Of Commodore Melancihon Wooisey, OF the
United States Navy. lie had been indisposed for sew
eral weeks-ffst rom e~ryspelas and then dropsy. We
know not the exact age Of the Commodore but he was
probably not far from sixty -EIpress.
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l3rGi Dedh. Cslsia X. Stone. Esq, Of The
hrm Of Stone. Pied & MARKS. 81 Louis. Missouri,
IL ~sseersired 10 have been The unfortunate Indisid
cal Hho Nss thrown irom The extreme ene Of the
boiler deck Of The Mossile sesers. hundred feet 10
70 the Az, and thence driven through the roof Of
a dp cling house IL C.nelnnsu. he WIS much re-
,uec,ed. .ne hs, len a wife sBe 6fe ~ ga ehidfsa.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-29

A<an in Munroe % IT is said, recently sucked
NJ and three iouTihs dozen Of eggs in less than ten
minutes The only mistake IN this representation prob.
ably is, that 1t was a hog instead Of man that devour.
ed the eggs,
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u

'Aiarrled 10 SherbuTne on the the Goth ins, by Benz
MoIham Esq Mr. Noah Wilson to Miss Martha shedd
both 81 Shrfbnrne.
10 Reading, 21th ut Mr. } Field Chilson Of Perkins.
vile, To Mis- Nancy ~. Sherrin Of Reading Also
OH lnsi. SIR Thomas J Chandler Of Psxlet, to Siiss
ElUrs Wilkins Of Reading.
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Fvr FAors-A firm faith i, the best divinity a
good life is the bes, Philosophy a clear conscience is
the best law honesty the best policy and Temperance
the best physic.
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A Loco Foco Editor in Virginia say. "For one / am
resolved to sink or swim with Martin Van Buren, -
Good. 1t is 10 be hoped that the hlreling editors
will all SINK with their idol. As to the s,e,ma,ing as
the u. 5 Gar. well remarks, that is oil over The
SINKING may be done any time before I5i0.
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$50 sheep for SAFE.

THE suiseT4bsr uGsD iT ssis 90 ress1aabis ,s,ss,.
Il 0ns hsSirea sst hh3 stesP. 1ksy w.l hs ,sI
on credit y 5ss.fsI.
ia FCARsos.
RauaaA Jsas q. I6.-.
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Beerss The bret cattle oGrrsd today we're not Of -
go1d quality although last werks prices were obtainsd
$50 were offered, aud nearly all sold Of - q SO 50 az
ersgs price $3.50
Clss and Csiros-Ths mich COWS we're ola fair quai.
ity, and 90 lid out Of lO0 offered at SIS a ~ 5-deG4aad
g0od
AheP-The present being shesung season, We hsy We
lasi weeks prices
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Mississippi Election. A slip from the Nashville Ban
ner Office, under date Of 18th inst contains returns from
erery county in the State Of Mississippi. They confirm
the statements heretofore published Of the election of
Mlcssrs frentiss and Word to Congress. The general
result, according TO these returns, is as follows
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DIED.

Died Al his residence IN stookbrdge VI on the 81
day Of May ls3-, Capt John Daraee agrd -.
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M ITS.

CASE %sUPERFiNE HATS, nate,, fashion, ,,,,
l. received and for sale bv
RILEY & PIERPoiNT.
Rut'nd, Nny %, 1893. o.
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canton Waiting

WHITE aud Figured Canton FLOOR Mating. f.,
w sale by RIPLEY 4 pIrp pOISr
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