Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-09-28

poses. IL CONSISTS OF 10 SeciIofS, duQ
provides that no colored person shall eEter
the State in any capacity. on board any
steamboat or other vessel, passenger or
hand, under penalty of being arrested by
any legal officer, and imprisoned until the
vessel or Individual bringing such colored
person leaves the State, and pays all charg-1
es for arrest, Imprisonment, Sc A Sec
ond return subjects the colored person TO
State Prison labor for five years. Heavy
fines & imprisonments are also denonnc-
ed against any one who introduces any
free colored person; also against any Cit
zen or family in the Stale who shall board
o: harbor free colored people.
From the Keeseville Republican Sept. Ia.
APPALLING DISASTER.
1t becomes our painful aud melancholy
duty to record one of the most serious ca
amities which has ever befel the village
OF Keeseville. Yesterday, being general
muster of the 9th battalion of Infantry,
the village was full of men and boys, and
1.-The consequence that there was a great
deal of passing on the new suspension loot
bridge across the Ausable, (noW nearly
complete) and about o'clock, some 80 to
40 being on the bridge. the chain or the
upper side gave way and precipitated near
ly the whole into the river, The rains OF
the night previous had swollen The Ausa-
BILE to a fearful height, and the force OF The
| waters was almost irresistible. In the
centre of the current the strongest swim
mer could not for moment resist. The
| result is no less fatal than might have
been anticipated under all the fearful cir
cunstanees. As yet it is not certainly
known that more than nine individuals
are lost, but of that number we have the
names, as follows:
A son of Richard H. Peabody, Reese
vile, aged s years.
A son of Martin Pope, Keeseville, aged
years.
Blake, French boy, Keeseville, aged
9 years.
Robert Miller, teamster, Keeseville,
aged 81 years.
Elah Beach, jr. Ausable, aged l6 years.
Theodore, colored boy. Ausable,
aged 20. Body Recovered the same day.
! Justus Jock, nailor, Clintonvilte, aged
%. Body recovered to-day.
! Ira Misner, teamster, Clintonville, aged
%. Body recovered soon after lost.
! Edward "a Frenchman, blacksmith,
Clintonville, aged 20.
Suspicious are afoat with regad to sew
eral other individuals, and even at the
time of our going to press all Of those per-
sons are not accounted for.
| The search for the missing bodies will
be continued from day to day until they
are found or given up as hopeless.
Robert Miller, named above, was lost by
the capszing of boat in an effort to take
{ three men from the chain. Oae of those
only escaped. Mr. Clark of Clintonville
|, who held the other two, Theodore enc
Misner, for an hour, but was 6nally com
PEELED TO abandon them to their fate.
t The scene was one of the most painful
as well as of the most exciting character
1t is not pleasant to see men sink beneath
the wave with the will bat not the pow
er to afford relief.
New York PoL1cE.-Justice Malh
: ews was ordered 10 pay two dollars TO
: being drunk
!" Is that the law ~ asked Justin.
"It is" replied his worship. =
Thea remarked Justin, II don
wonder why you grant so many tayerl
5 licenses
; The Two Mormon elder
i recently visited Cincinnati and delivers
address. They have furnished the ediso
: of the Republican with the following in
formation in relation to the city of Nauvoo
s. 8" 1t was commenced, by the Mormon
!. being then small village of some house.
IN November. 1889, and such has been i
rapid growth that it now contains a popt
u lation of 10000 souls, and the number
of| rapidly increasing. 1t is 200 miles aboy
e ST.. Louis, upon the Mississippi river,
the head of the Desmoines rapids. The
have two extensive steam saw mills,
e large steam Touring milI-a tool factor
is on handsome scale-a foundry-and
n company of consid cradle wealth from Sta
Il fordshire, in England, who are establis!
: ing the manufacture of the English Oh
g navarro. They have MANY extensive pu
e lie buildings IN the course of constructIo
besides the famous temple, and there are
: very large number of good houses al
stores in the progress of construction
MODE OF INCREASING THE GROWTH
$. PoTAToEs. The flowers being cut off
re they appeared on the plants. the numb
OF Of potatoes produced was much great.
E. than where the blossoms had remain,
s. untouched. Early in October. the sten
and leaves of the plants which had Dor.
Sc flowers We're strong and green; The othe
le yellow and in state of decay. III
IS plants which had been stripped Of flowe
rs produced ION the same space of groun,
Id about four times the weight of large Dol
y toes, very few small ones being found
20 Those on which the flowers and fru
/ LIZ.