Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-05


man who accused the Mormon Of burn
ing his house in Davies.
We copy the above paragraphs from
the Gazette Of Saturday evening. We
are sorry TO say, that our own Information
corroborates the details, For the honor
of the State, we could have wished, that
such savage enormites had not attended
controversy in itself disgraceful enough.
We understand, that the company engag-
cd in the attack at Splawn's creek, was
not attached to any division of the army,
but were fighting on It's own hook. The
men were principally from Charlton CO.,
and amongst the numb>r was at least one
member OF the Legislature. The enemy
had approached within eighty yards of
The Mormons before they Were upprizrd
OF their approach The Mofmons had
their families with them, and TO preserve
their lives, the men separated from them
and took refuge in bIackSmith's shop
Here they were murdered! 1t is said
hat the Mormons had arms, but i. is a
little singular that they should have used
them so Intellectually as not to have touch
cd one Of the ASSISTANTS. The latter, in
some instances, placed their guns between
the logs Of the house, and deliberately
fired at the victims within. These re-
ports are founded upon Statements of
persons engaged in the attack; and, bad
as they are, are not likely 10 be over
charged.
The disgraceful and cruel war upon
the Mormons in Missouri, has been termi-
mated by the yielding of the latter to the
demands of the infatuated mob of slave
holders and land spectators. a company
of whom, 900 in number, it is said, fell!
upon blnd of thirty-six Mormons, and
dellberateI Y butte hcred all bat four Of them.
Penn. Freeman. 81.
lnl:nn acar against Ttxas-Texas
papers Of tha 8;h inst, bring information
that the warlike tribes on her frontier,
have commenced hostilirigs. Ten white
men have been killed within three miles
,of B>xar, by a strong body Of the fierce
Cdmanches. Gen. Rask has been attack
ed near Fort Houston -Peaa. freeman.
From the Anti-Slavery Almanac, 1889. .
NORTHERN EABOREgs. IT,:
Ioa have deep interes! in the prInci-
pie Tor which we are -contending. South
ern statesmen now defend slavery, not on
! the gronn that white men have 4 RICH
to mold black men as property, but thai
LABoRERs are riyhtfuiiy the PROPERTY
Of capitalists. One Of them told Senator
Norris, (see his letter to the trustees .oI
Pennsylvania Hall,) that it was . one @
the Interchangeable laws Of Providence tina
'oRe man should live upon the labor of an
other, and that American Slavery was the
best modification Of that @malteoa able de
cree BY opposing abolitionist<, you de
f-nd the principle that nations ioborcr
and their wives and children should b,
ARTICLES OF TRAFFIC. In The following
advertisements you may see the working
of this principle, which you and YOU
children will feel, II ubolitionism is defeat
ed. So.
Great Bargains. Splendid Property on lon
Credit.
- A full set of FIRST RATE NE
CHANCES, large stock of horses
mules, sc. Fl. STIDGER.
[yicks5urgh, (Aii.) Register, Sept. 26, 1861
ENOR SALE, a MAN who is well az
= quainted with running a steam sa'
mil. Those wishing to obtain 50 vau,
bic BOY, &c. THO. H. MERRILL.
North Aiabamian, Tuscumbia, May II, 1885
AEAT AN TED 10 purchase two first RAJ
w SEAMSTRESSES, not over 2
. years of age. Apply to
DOUGLAS s. PHILPOT.
Mobile Morning Chronicle, june s, 1888. |
. The following phrases are all cope
from advertisements Of PROPERTY.
!, Stevedore, boat-hand, carpenter, dra
: man., cartman, aXenan, sawyer, carte
:, butcher, farmer, seamstreSs, ostief, was
/ er and ironer, coach.nan, cooper, bIac
- S NTH, gardener, driver. brickta Eyer, stear
:, boat fireman, sadler, -teamster, lauadres
y porter, tailor, cabin boy, wagoner, pill
midwife, pIaiier, child's nurse, cook. -,
Here a mother and child areadvertist
! to b, sold 'separately' or in lots '
! EW ILL be. ! sod at Public Auctio
!. w without reserve, Elliott, So yea
y of age, Tom. ID years of age, ycIIo
: Ctarins, II years Of age, with child, DO
;, Aug. II. 1887, Charlotte, 10 years
= age. VIII bessol1 togetaer, or separa
! ", in lots to suit purchasers. az
! f. H. DOLBEARE & Co, Auct r.
Enquirer Columbus, (Goo.) Nay "a, 1885,
8 de "a "a REWARD .-Rlnawa way
T. ~ ~ Cd man pamrd HAMBIs
Il IT TON, limpsin his left f.
= n where he had been SHOT but few wee
= ago, WHILE RUNAWAY.
~ ..... THOMAS HUDNALL.
.,+... IVicksburg Register, June Is, 1888.
lis Ed UIIAWAY, Mary, black won;
re -E0 has a,scar on her back and RIG
,h arm near the shoulder, caused by F
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