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In Dnnvie Sept. %, by Rev. r. & Hand Mr.
Mitchell ID. Handy, al birmingham, Mass, to Miss
Ii 1nnah &. Evans of Danvile.
In DanvilIe Sept. 29tb, by Rev. r. G Hand MIR
Jonathan &. Lawrence of DunvIIle, to Miss Ledora
Ann VeImuth of Waterford.
Also. at the same time and place, Nr Lncus ID.
Aver Of ST. Johnsbury, to Miss RehecGa T. Law
renee of Danvlle
In Wood stock on Wednesday, 25th uIt Charles
s Damn, ESQ. of DanvIlle, Mss Lucy Ann
Mower Of Woodstoc<
In Sheffield Sept. 2Sth, by John p. ingalls,, Esq.
Mr. George Gray I'd, to Miss Sophronia Potter,
all of Sheffield
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In Colebrook N. II. Sept. 2lst, Mr.. Horace
Hutchinson, formerly of this town, aged ~, leaV-
ing two orpllan children to mourn their loss
la Danvlle, the 2lst Sept, sally, vile OF ~
Iohn VIM. aged g. Printers in Mass N. Fl
and Illinois are requested To notice
In DanvrIIe. sept. ODD, Sally wife OF Mr. David
Wilson, aged 81.
In DanvIIIe on the 29th uIt. George, son Of Mir
George Wnn aged years
In Walden, 9Th Sept Ir. Nathaniel Perkins
aged 49, Mr.. p. WINS the first man who settled IN
the town OF Walden-a revolutionary pensloner-
and for SO wears a member Of the Methodist E.
eturch He died in the trumphs OF faith.
In Greensboro 9TH ur. Thomas Toiman Esq
aged so years and days
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IN This town, 2d inst, OF Hydrocephaus, drop
sey of the brain,) Oscar /, sou of Mr.. David w.
and Mrs Mary A. Howard, aged. years. moths
and DAYS
And thou must die, my darling child
the fatal shade
That o er thy blooming cheek of Joy
The hand OF death has laid.
loved 10 gaze upon thy face,
And mark thy open brow,
Where yet had stnmp'd no trace
To picture human
Must no more behold that smile,
Nor feel thy hand entwine
In fond cudearing love awhile,
Its geate clasp in mine?
Let me rejoice to think that thou
Hast early Join d the blrst,
Before thy youthful heart could know
Aught TO disturb its
Communicated by Mrs. Fl.
In Newton, Ms. Of typhns fever, M ARrHA. youn
gesr daughter Of Mr. Nathaniel Goodhue, recently
ol tins town
In Rutinnd, 29th ult Hon. Moses Strong, aged
II.
In Troy, ". Y. 29th ult Charlotte w wife of
James IL Howe and eldest daughter of the late
Rev. g. Wright, Of tiardwick, aged %.
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4 No wonder, ohio Boston Courier
nd dI'oO"o rotwithstunding) that Jonathan
p.He oo"', c,od 10 RELY upon his own sense OF
Ro''i' .ht ard honorable, instead ~ the dle'a-
'b"I ~, e. who showed by every act and word
pG' Of O"1 -, the smallest idea of the term.
bllb' D 'o, 70 Mr. Tyler's own suggestions to Mr.
Ae0'''' ',,osug the acting President to be a
G5eo'' II there are any Of our readers who
go OF viva .,r,ss,ves to suppose such thing what
90 w." md 10 do under the circumstances IN which
oIaced, with reference TO those VINO e'e''0d
hs p'''s ,,d;ug 10 his own judgment, in the case
i b@ -, r. there were any implied pledge
dW g the latter. by his acceptance OF Of
@" farm his judgment in matter placed
4 Zee, 10 ''' ,,der his own control, to that of
." r,Ier or to resign uuder forfeiture OF ms
|' and John Tyler says there was snch
h'" ,,ho, nositiou does John Tyler himself
rsse ,,e counuy? Was not he elected by
In'o ,,r,y under the oft-repeated promises ana
3@ wins .,h expressed and implied, that he would
,.olca Wing, and the same at the White
H"" cha, he had been at the Capitol VIII the
J.,v this? When John Tyler became
Jour- ha ,snewed those pledges. Has he re-
h'"y", orrbemi NOT ONE! "Then, SIR.
~" IF bouor lou knoto lohat you ought 10 de-
Rc'-,l. nj John TYLER, endorsed by the wri-
ro,rier. one that will not work both
" y, The case of John Tyler is infinitely strong
~ ,bo, Of Jonathan Roberts. Ills pledges
n ,,da to the people, who rested for their iul
o,,,,cIv on his honor. The votes of the
.,,o given 10 him, with full confidence in
4 ,.,.,,y orthe man. HIS honor was their
.oc,,iry. lie has proved trencherous. There
~, o,ber remedy for them hat the slow pros ress
,..o ,vbich will bring round the day of retri~
4, 49, ,,ass no act in accordance tn the rule he
\ bod 10 Jonathan Roberts. And now who
II r-,, that John ~ Ter has fuIflled the oxpecta-
...,od desires Of those who elected him. Did
.,o,e, INTO the mind Of any one, when John Ty-
4 b, vent to Harrisburg as delegaio to Wing
r,,roOion- When he marched with the Wings
:, dou 7rocessons-spok<e at their meetings-and
ave ,yery outward sign that he shared fully in all
b,, a.iors-ihat he would, either as Vice Pres
don, or rrsdent. conf form his conduct TO the
ra5cs ofhe I.oc ofoco-, and thds earn the appro-
H. or,lo.e who opposed and denounced his cleo
Jon. by sacr'icing tho support Of thoee who placed
bin power
What question under such circumstances, il
EI&a TYLER bound to put to himself, if not faS a
|em of houor what am ] to dor" His own con.
|yr0cc, rfhe has any. would say to him the same
|rswer hich is Numbered in his by the mil
20 and half Of American citizens whose vines
|rled him .-RESIGN -RESIGN-RESIGN!
|Son Alas,
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Scorul serious fires have lately occurred in con
Nrqnce Of leaving friction matches within the
wrh Of children. One, barn in Keene, ". H.
vas on fire by this means on the 2lst, which,
ITh other property was consumed; loss from
NSMo LOO. Also, narrow escnpe, in the
FtNe 0Nace, rom far more destructive conflagra
|Rn. The Ke+ne Sentinel saws, eve shall all be
mef MP if these useful but dangerous trihes are
taken ca,e Of"
mnabIe barn has been burned in Maine in
same nanner.
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LOOK Our New counterfeit $l's, Bank OF
Montpelier, VT Perkins stereotype Pate' are IN
circulation They we'll execnted but may Oe
detected, being payable to the Suffolk Bank boS
ton the Bank never having issued such bulls. a $50
s3's, and probably other denominations oi the
same description. Star
TIE HURRICANE All TURKs lsLAND.-CaPt. Nc
Near. of the Oirigo. arrived at New 1ork on won
dav evening confirms the report that u large qua"
ty OF salt was destroyed during the ia'e gaie' ny
the overhowering of the salt pans = P"aru u 0"'
hundred thousand bushels, ii Is SAID, were ioSt'
The Lowell Courier states that more houses
have been built and in course OF oG.!h'ns' INC
present year, in that city, than have been during
either OF the four preceding years.
A NOBLE Acr.--A German farmer IN fennsy'
vania, has presented 200 bushels of wheat to the
moor as a thank offering OF his ahundsnt harvest
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Nnnday, Ocl B.

From the Boston Patriot.
At market 800 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores, $50
Sheep and 1850 Swine,
Pare Es--Beef Cattle-We quote to correspond
with last week, viz: a few extra n S5.-Frst quail
ity 80, a 70; second quality Ss5 rs 4 %, third
quality S33 a 3 40
Stores-J'Ho year old Mt 81 $l2, three year
old $I4 a $50
Sheep--Ordinary Lots were sold Mt 60, rs, 81
81 l2, and better qualities, 81 25, 81 AZ, 1862,
81 50 and ..
SWINE Lots to peddle at = l2c 2 8 tor Sows,
and ! &c ) for Barrows. Al retail from 3
10 l~2c.
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From The " Y Tribune.
IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS.

We have been favored with the following extract
from private letter, containing highly important
Texas intelligence We are assured, on the best
authority, that the statement is undoubtedly true
It is dated New Orleans, Sept 20:
'sThe Merchant has just arrived from Calves
ton, and reports great destruction of property IN
that place from storm--two churches destroy ed,
great damage the shipping, several houses
blown down, aud heavy loss of other property -
A lso San Antonio taken by 300 MexIcans under
General Wall. The Circuit Court at that place
was in session when taken; the Judge and officers
of the Court were made prisoners at the same
time
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STATE OF VERMONT,


ORLEANS DISTRICT.
The Honorable the Probate Court for the District
OF Orleans:
To all parsons concerned in the estate of STE.
PHEN FIURD, late of Derby in said district de
ceased. Intestate:
VKTIIEREAS FANNY iIURD, the Administer
w trIx Of said deceased has flied in this Court
her application in writing showing that the debIs
against said estate reported by Comm oners,
amount TO the sum of SS5l5, 81
Expended for support OF fImiIy, ~, 90
Expenses of Administration, so, 90
5o5. SO
And the balance of the personal estate
amounts to the sum of SlG7, 90
exclusive of the sum assigned the widow of the do
ceased and prays that License be granted her to
sell all the real of said licensed being fifty
five actrs of Land, with house and barn thereon D.,
being part of Lot M ,, in great Lot No. % in Der
by.-TheIefure you are hereby notified appeal
al a session of the Probate Court To be holden NJ
the Probate Office lrusburgh the third Wed
nssIay of Octuher next, aud object the allow
auce Of said Administrators account, aud 10 give
bonds for the pay nent Of the debts. show cause
why License should not be granted aforesaid
and il ordered that tins notice be published three
weeks successfully in the CaIedOnian, printed at
st. Jolnsburv, previous to the day assigned as
aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at irasburgh, this Dist day
of September, n. ID. 1872
27Gyv3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
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N O II 10 e!

TENtIE agency Of E. X. WEST for the TYSON
A Furnace, has been discontinued JOHN
DUNBAR was on the I7th day OF August last ap
pointed Agent for the north, authorized to make
sales Of our mandatory and pro perty receive pay
for the same, and on demands due, and settle all
accounts.
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, G Tnsrn 5 F,r"gr.
Tyson Furnace, VT. Sept 22d lS42.
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The New Orleans Bulletin says, The election Of
Wing Governor Vermont is n PAINE-lul event
to the Loco-Fucos. There is no hing "green" in
Verm ont but her ''mountains.
MOBILE. Two or three faia cases Of Yellow
Fever have occurred Mobile, but nothing so far
as to Justify belief that the disease will
epidemic form.
YELLOW FEvER.-During ,he past two days
there were - admissions Of yeIlow fever into the
Charity Hospital, II discharges and Deaths
" o. Bee, Sept. 81.
The Exeter, N. Ii News Letter SAYS that Dan
lei G. Gordon of Epping, has raised from one
Chenango Potato, tao bushels md thIes pecEs Of
potatoes, of good size and qualny-Probaby the
largest crop ever ,aised from the same quantity of
seed.
DEATH OF REV. DR. CHANNING. We stated
few days SINCE that this distinguishes scholar and
divine dangerously i'll at Bennington, VI Ad
vces Of his death, have since been received by his
friends. tle died of typhus fever Sunday last
Ills death will make chasm in the ranks of those
who labor for the elevation and happiness of The
human family. which hardly be filled.
On the l4ln ul,. Mr. Gilbert of Pomfret, in this
State was thrown from his wagon near Rutland
village, and was so much injured as to cause his
death in a few days.
One of the greatest Of the clergy, is said
to consist negiecting denounce the most
pointed terms, ;he sin ofchentng the printers
The Governor ard Council of Mass. have ap
pointed Thursday the oath day of November as a
day Of Public Thanksgiving. The ODD day of De
cember has been appointed for the purpose
by the Executives of N Hampshire.
AT a camp meeting Cincinnati, on the 23d
uIt a man hurst blood vessel while exhortng
and died Immediately.
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Improved Yankee Notion
co Cd KIM STOW YES,

offer the same to the public.
All persons infringing upon said patent by oend
ing or using Will be promptly Prcsecuted-ouT
rights will be maintained
This Improvement will readily be on la
spectl0n, ubviaIes the objection elevated ovens
account of giving out into rooms excessive heat,
being combined with the oven that ut pleasure
the heat is diverted from the into separate
hue which discharges it into the escape pipe with
out bringing it in contact with the large surface
oven as in the old kind.
The oven is placed upon the stove not to
interfere in the slightest degree with the-6Oicrs
IN other elevated oven stoves The back fire room
makes it one Of the best
SUNNI YES
ever invented. This will do all the cooking &c
for a common sized family 1t is capable of heaI
ing taoo bOiieyS, or frying, broIng and baking at
one and the time, cOHUeHientiy and
promptly, with less fuel and in less time than any
store sHmmer tilttre or furnaces top Of amy
store in This it will do without giving out
heat to cause the slightest unpleasant sensation to
lady in dog DAYS. Ironing be done with
great dsspach, SiE sad irons very perfectly heated
at once, placed IN FGt heater over SAID DacK nre
room.
There are many good things enjoyed by those
using this kind of stove their neighbors using
other kinds, and il is confidently believed by good
Judges who have used it to combine mare gOOd quGL
uics than any stove in market. Withal 1t is sins
pie and not liable to get out of order-it wH not
burn Out, there being no inside plates.
ALSO, FOR SALE
the we'll known FOOLSONS IMPROVED
king stove;
farmers and Mechanics Cooking Stoue:
Hey,card s. Fishers do do
Nstc E,rn-eLerGfed oven do do
ParLor Cooking-tsco boilers and oren.
TYSON P,4RLOR IMPROVED for 1912,
! Vermont Parior,
Bor & Sir plate Sioues, all sizes, new patterns
HOL l. o WV A E,
Canidron and Potash KetHcs-nelo patterns, to
sui: northern markets Fire dogs, oven and arch
months, fire frames,
PLOU IS &, CULTIV.4TOR TEETH
CASTINGS, and the same ready far
CART and Wagon Boxes, all which with many
other articles, may be found at Tyson Furnace De-
not .Vo,c6urV. " at the Furnace.
Having IA large stock and being desi TO do
active business they will sell favorable terms
/ for goDd Day or papcr. The subscriber
specfulIy asks the continuance Of the patronage OF
former customers Of the Tyson Furnace, and a caH
| or ordGrs from all who wish tn purchase All or
drrs Tor the above or any kind of mill geering
! other castings. and other matters connected with
our business, addressed to the subscriber at Newbu
/ ~, VT will receive prompt attention.
( JOHN DUNBAR. agent.
! Newbury, VT, Sept. "a 1872 27lm6ep.
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SENTENCE OF THE MURDERER, JOHN c.


This cuIprit has at last been sentenced to be
hung. He called up on Monday, Sept &c,
and asked if he had any thing to say why the
tence ofdenth should not be pronounced against
him. The prisoner said he had prepared few re
mnrks, which he should like the Court to rend.
The paper alluded to the present position OF the
prisoner, which, it said, was more painful than
the struggle of death itself
But is a form which he is obliged to pass thro'
before his can go before the Court of Errors,
to which it is to be carried He speaks ofthe Jury
that tried him being led aside by ''preiudice and
error" and to have ''trampled' evidence, law,
and the judges charge. lie expected get the
verdict act aside, and to be tried by an impartial
jury Misfortune, not crime, had placed him IN
his present position, but he not OF those
calmly to submit to the injustice. The paper re
quested that the Court should spare him the pain
of accompanying comments pronouncng sen
ence
Judge Kent mad e a few remarks exculpatlng the
Jury from the unjust charges Of the prisoner, and
renarlting upon their intelligence ,candor aud great
enIency. 'No man donbted,'' The Judge is
reported TO have said, ''ihat yours was crime of
the greatest magnitude and enormity, and which
has left the stain ofbood gull unrss on your soul
munity. Leaving out of view all those appalling
circumstances which followed the commission of
that homicide, which will not distress Won or my
self by summing up nnw--leaving out of view the
evidence in the case, and all but those gaping
wounds themselves, no doubt exist that The
deed was marked by erocious passion and sanguin
airy cruelty"
Colt replied that he could assure the judge, so
far regards his conscience he would raiher
leave his with God than with man-he never
did his life but he would repeat, had it to
be gone over again. 81 not the man TO be tram
Piled down in my office, and look tameIy on.
II was not my intention to kill tle man, but he
made the assault, and must, take the consequences
| am sorry he Court thought proper to make the
remark it has. For Myself, had in Intended to say
something more, not expecting to be sentenced to
day, am unprepared' | am ready to receive sen
tence, knowing it cannot be avoided.
Judge Kent said, "Sentence will now be pro
( Hounced, with expressions Of the deepest rrgrgt
entertained by the Court AT the reckless and NOR
bid insensIbIity exhibited in your last speech, and
which shows that any further remark will he lost
John G. Colt, the sentence uf The Court IS, that
the 18th Novnext you be hanged ill you dead
and may God have mercy your soul. Sun Re
port.
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TY SON FURNACE

CONTINUE 10 manufacture great variety of
~ S TO y E q II LLOW wa e,
and every description Of Castings usually made at
Cupalo or Bias, Furnaces.
flaving purchased the right for mukng and
ding Spauding's patent circular fue for elevated
ovens and adopted il TO their
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stoves: StOvcs!! St0vcs!!!

Stoves. SGOvcsH Stoves! y!
CONSTANTLY on hand and Tor sale by The
~ subscribers large assortment OF the
RE IMPROVED YANKEE NOTION STOVES,
3
WOOLSON'S IMPROVED-2 sizes.
FAIRBANKS IMPROVED DIVING FLUE-
sizes.
\ so. good supply of
ELEGANT P.7RLOR S1OVES,
aud several patterns OF BOX ; rOVES suitable for
Mechanics, Shops &c.
The subscribers, also, tuanuftc and will
keep hand The ensuing fall and wIn.er, prime
assortment Of English and Russia Iron
TO Il Z PIPE
Of several sizes. nnI we'll uade-and heavy tbs
BotLrRs aud TEA KETTLES, for the different kinds
Of stuves. will he kept hand, with all other
kinds OF Tan Hare, made o order on sh"r: notice.
FULLER, IDE, & co.
Lyndon, Oct g. IS42. 27I VT.
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Wanted.

a We or tvu girls learn the Tailor
W Trade Ii. CURTISS.
ST. Juhnsburv Plain, Oct l. 27O
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For ClOalks and Dresses.

pLUE black, silk warp. Alpaca, Indiana Cloth,
ID Ahpines. Thihet Merino, Orleans Cloth
Camleleen, Meiinos, Saxony Cloth, Muslin de
Lane and other articles tor Ladies Cloaks and
Dresses, for sale by SHEDD Il JEWETT.
Oct 4 47t
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New Fall Goods,
EUST received and for sale by the subscribers
~ SHEDD ~ JEWETT.
ST. Johnsbury, Oct 3. lS42
n ID Z 4 e e .

A LII notes due me that have become due have
"A lett in the hands of A. g. Chadwick II whom
payment may be made II not paid within TWO
months from date they will be put INTO The hands
Of an Attorney tor collection.
NATH'L GOODHUE.
Boston, Oct. 7, 1912 27lw3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-24
&eIcctt0IA.
From the Quebec Mercury Of Nor. 10.
EAR rHQUAkE.

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fms ,,,,n,,,, ,h,,, ia ,i.l ,,,o o,,s,;.,.,J
v,,ls,, 81, 81 -. a. ,,,i,,t I -, ,,.aat a, !, 40,
RAPE Nv. am,, I'M. p,us M rho nrtir, and The oya,
r,r.,, Al, f.a,l nd ,.,.bn. ,,, I,ys III; ,,bs, =,
.nl,en .,nnJ ~ b,,,J n,., ,,,,s, lb lliu, III /,
ear, ,,,, h,r,l ,,,,r,, ,l. ms nt,nuc1 .t
- fan, ..,,,i ,ni 49,. 4 r,,y.,i h, m ,n,s,,. n,
,..u- ,,,.t -, :..rt, Gur nundrr. TN. tf...iny al
- .ar,b ti,ep commenced stalking The walls oI Oh.
,n,c and MAKING IFS sr,h.d r,t crack IN l,.a,d and
.uf.,f,s,,w manner th,uybt The building. which VAS
CROWDED With peonle. would have crnmbled over our
heads The sstne bich onsued battles all descIpt,,;
tie plercen, lamentations oi the females and cries Of
terror oi the me n with the pss ae,paifnp sbreks
OF The cliildron were truly awful
A general rush was made 10 the dpi By the copgr,-
CATION tho rey.red pasu and IA. aianee1 conpe alone
retaining their positions mot without however feelings Of
great spprehensilns Us To what might happen The
seatheeeoek the s,ccpe spun as in a high wind
This ,reubln, lasted lur five OF sx seconds had ii en-
dnted beyond, the church must have fallen aud many
would have persisted. u ccndng the steps | raised
three females whom the OVID IN the rush ot Their
cape had hrumu To thcgrJund, but they alright
cd as To be incapable OF standing. The shock vi
,eat Throughout the town. ass-warc dos roycds
stones dc ached from the cbmaIes, aud window pans
broken IN many houses. un'vesl terror regned. II was
strangely iel Al NJ. Maurice bfgss, nj lamachche, and
Polne du Inc and still more AT Becaneour, Ncoet
and NJ. 6resoire. The waters Of the Saint Lawrence
were seen by many 10 h. Violently agliatedp
IN addition 10 the above. have been favored with
The following particulars by friend who was also al
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WlLFUL MURDER. BY A III NDRED AND
THIRTY PERSONS.

ONT GAINES. Gro Nov. T.
Mon LAWN have learnt with feelings of pam
sn, ndi guaiIun that Barbour unity, Alabama has re-
Gently b,en The theatre ot shiul and barbarous trag
ody.
Oar readers will perhaps recocct that in the year
lein thu body o an indl,dull, Subseeuaily Identified as
ihat oil learY Blake va, found dead private road
IN the county ul i}aroour. He had been murdered by
some unana~n Maud. Gcorgc W Lore, then IA citizen
nj that county, MAS arrested i5 the onente and admit
ted In bail In the s2nng Of Is he was put upon hi 5
ifa IN the county u Br5our. aud the Jury bemg
bic 10 aght upon their finding. they discharged
~lthnli rsades.ns yef!ict. The venue IL Al
ilt lnsidhc. Il the prisoner, changed the county OF
Henry. In the fall u That year he again put upon
his lta IN tr county u Henry, nui Jury that coun
" mi hrng able Ia arcr we also dischirged without
rendering verdict, IN Apul, lsi!, lie was agan. for
The ihrl tine pat mp his trial ~ the county Of lrnry
AID upan eFldeate purely nSlanal found gull
- n niaricr. Ii, cuaSc believing that he had not
beea cd lHaa according ,.r laa, Of Ahhama un
Dr. shleh !e had been tried assigned error several
p4i7z easdedby the circuit Judge, and submitted the
80 II aud The law IT the case 10 the supreme Court of
, Aialauia. Tin. Court Uvorrued the decision vi the
Circuit Court, arrested its Judgment, and ordered
trIiL Pending this application To The Supreme Court
sal heare the day fixed Tor his execution, Lore escaped
iron the Jail o lenry county. and has since been
larry.
Ihs. understand, is plain and succnc narrative
Of the hols matter up the lst instant and we wish
thai ~ could here stop. But it appears that about
That tnr. prompted by some feeling winch we
cannot divine, oT perhaps governed by that destiny
which shapes all our ends, Iore again appeared IN the
neighorhopd Ut his former residence and mol far from
the scene OF Blacks residence lie was arrested and
marched 70 GeBnyiilc where it seems NIB was collec-
ted and il put 10 the What disposition should be-
made 5f the prisoner We learn that two out of one
hundred and thirty two voted To deliver him the
proper authorities, aud ll the residue declared for sum
mary ieaptal punshmcntby hanging lie was ac-