Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-10-24


Man ROnnER AaRESrED.-The Pitts.
buFeh Chronicle Of October 4th, has the
following, "TwO stage drivers we're az
rested en- Monday, charged With EobbiOg
the mails near Barnes tavern, Sswickly,
10 hiScOuntys on Friday night last.-
They were brought To this city on TueS'
day, and lodged in our county jail TO a.
wait their trial."
An UNPLEAsANT rAsK.-The coroner
at New York, was called on Sunday to ex
anime elk casks containing dead bodies
The barrels, we're directed TO be sent to
Albany, One Of them was opened which
contained body in an advanced state Of
putriGcaton. Il was presumed they we're
designed for anatomical purposes.
FRolf SANTA .FE.--Wealheriord's com.
pany Of one hundred and City traders had
reached Independence few days since.
They are on their way to eastern cities Cor
goods, having for their exchange 500 lbs.
weight Of gold and silver in bars.
0TThs Arkansas InteIligencer gives
IN account Of the murder Of Mr. Benja.
min Wore, his wife and a traveller, on the
night Of the 18th ult, at Mr. Vore'S resi-
dence on the Military road, 10 the Cher
okee Nation. The house was burned
down, and the bodies Of the victims burn
ed 10 II. Mr.. Wore was a licensed tra-
der, andit is suppOs ed the murderers a.
vailed themselves ofslhe Disturbances in
the Nation 10 rob the store. Three men
BY the name of Starr were arrested, but
il is isrsponed that they made their Os-
cape.
INDICTED FOR PARDoNING. - Gov. Big
ger, Of Indiana. has been indicted for
pardgning citizen of Poscy county for
the commission Of crime, before he had
stood bis trial
PRoDUcrIvE FARNINo.-A gentleman
paid 81 ,900for cranberry meadow near
Boston; built dam so as to food il al
pleasure (for $l50) and thereby protect
thevines from Frosls; and this season has
crop Of seven hundred bushels 5 worth
$I,40O 10 this market We have this ON
the authority Of the New England Far
mer.
OSFA young man, at cost of $39S,
visited Scotland, Holland, Belgium,
France, and England, in u days, starting
from New York on the lst June! If this
siory had been told our ancestors--
they would not have believed it.
LAReR OxEN.--The Rochester Post
says. Gen. Wm. A Mills, of Mi. Morris,
Livingston co., had pair Of oxen, at the
cattle sh Tow, which weighed six thousand
two hundred aud fifty pounds
A ReL1c or THE PAST. An individu-
al, a tew days ago, found on Braddock's
field, near Pitlsburg, an old pocket knife {,
supposed 10 have belonged to Gen. Brad
dock. from the fact Of il having his name
engraved on the handle.
DR.. Beckman states in his address be-
), fore theState Agricultural Fair in Ro>
chester, that 10000 0O0of cattle and A {,
100000 Or sheep are kept in England ad
vanitgeOusly, on territory but little lar
ger than the State of New York. THIS
IL not far from twice the number ofsheep
now in the whole United States. The
English cuhivators Of the soil harvest, an5
nually, according to DR.. B.. 262, 900, 600
bushels ofgrain The farmers OfN. Y.
about 81 100000.
Anderson, the Democratic candidate,
is elected Governor Ct Maine by small
msjority over all bis competitors. His
majority over the regular Wing can lldate
is about 10, ,O000
Postmaster General Wlcklife, it is
said has already put mend to Sabbath
mail transpoitaiio0s, on different routes,
amounting In length TO upwards Of 3d.
600 miles.
The stock ofAour in the New York
city marketis estimated At 2OO, 600 barr
rels, sgains, $4,000 barrels at this time
last year.
Samuel Thompson, the originator Of
Of Ihe ThOmsonian system Of medicine,
died in Boston OD Wednesday morning
inihe 75:h year Ofhts age.
O1rSickness was increasing in New
= Al n.l
now at the risk Of life, the papers say,and
give warning 10 those who are EN-
barking, 10 wait till the appearance oI
f.6sl