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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-17
STATE of VERMONT,lR he i. remem-

STATE of VERMONT DE it remem-
District of Fairhaven, IS I'D bered that at
a probate court holden at Castlelon within
and for said district on the l2th day Of Oct.
1874. Present, A. Warner judge
James Noble administrator of the estate OF
James Noble late olI'enson in said district de-
ceased, Having petiiioned said court in wiring
for lIcenceio sell so much of the real estate OF
said deceased, as will raise the sum Of 1924
IS for the payment of The debts of said estate
and charges of administration, setting forth
that the deb, against said estate and charges
OF administration 10 be 1851 SO and S28G n
Of personal property TO pay the same.
II ordered that the hearing and deciding
on said petition be at session Of said court
TO be holden a, the probate office in Castle.
ton, on the 4th day of November next, and
that notice thereof be given to all persons in,
ieresied, by publishing this order 3 week.
successfully previous TO said time of hearing
in the Rutland Herald, a newspaper printed
in Rutland. A true copy OF Record. AZ
b. f. LANGDON, Register.
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ID ICE, ROOT g. co. having completed
~ their Winter assortment, are prepared
TO sell at their usual low rates, cloak goods
OF rlch fig'd and plain Alpaca, Romala de
Eoiame, Super Alpine and Indiana cloths
choice fashionable dress goods; rich styles OF
Broad and Beaver Cloths, Doeskins, Cassi-
meres and vestings; Choice family groce-
res Of super Teas and Sugars latest styles
of Crockery, Glass and Hardware, to all OF
which the attention Of the public Is request
ed low prices for cash. Produce of all
kinds taken IN exchange.
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Vermont Legislature.
THURSDAY. Ger. 10. 1914
SFNATE.

The Senate convened in the Senate
Chamber. at ten o'clock A. NJ. and was cal
led to order by the President.
PRAYER was offered by Rev. Mr. Manser,
the Chaplain of the last session.
The Secretary called the roll, and admin
istered to the Senators the oath required by
the Constitution
Resolutions BY Mr., Camp, that the
rules of the Senate OLA year be adopted
as the rules of,he present session, emitting
the clause which provides for a committee
on Rules, and also the clause which an-
thorizes the Presldcn, TO appoin, other Off
GERS of,hc Senate than Door Keeper and
Assistant Door Keeper; passed; BY Mr.,
Camp, that the Joint Rules of the last ses-
sion be adopted as the joint rues of the pre-
sent session; On motion of Messrs Noyes,
ordered TO lie on the liable.
The following Senators were nominated
Canvassng Committee BY the Chair
Messrs B. F. Morgan, Thompson, Bill
linps, Chiuenden, Rich Bass, Stone Scott
Cahoon. Hubbard, Camp, Noyes, Marshall
Reynolds.
The nominatons::were confirmed and the
oath was administered to the committee.
Joint Resolution, that both Houses meet
in Joint assembly at three o'clock this after
noon to hear the report Of the Canvassing
/ COMMITTEE; passed.
On motion of Mr. Camp, the Senate pro.
cecded to the election Of Secretary and ASS
tant Secretary
! Luther B. Poland. Esq Of Morrstown
was nominated by Mr. Noyes, and De Wit
c. Clarke, Esq. Of Brandon, by Mr..
Camp,
Mi Clarke was elected by the following
vote
De Wit G Clarke 90
/ Luther b. Poland. 9
Whereupou Mr. Clarke was sworn into
office
/ For the office Of Assistant Secretary, T.
/ noch Davis, Esq. of Bennington WIS nOml'
mated by Mr. Woodbridge, and Cha's Reed
Esq Of Montpelier, by Mr. Richardson. The
votes having been counted, Mr. Davis was
I declared elected adj.
/ HOUSE.
The members having assembled were
called to order by j. Mem. SKATER; Esq
Secretary Of State, and qualified, when tho
House was Organized "a follows
For Speaker. Mr. Whmemore of Milton
nominated Anlfew Tray, Mr.. Kidder nom
mated VIM Sanborn, and Mr.. Wilbur nom
mated A. NJ. Hawkins.
Hos. ANDREW TRACY Of Wood
stock
was elected By the following vote:
ANDREW TRAcW ia
WIN. Sanborn; SO
A. NJ. Hawkins,
Scattering,
Whereuron Mr. Tracy Ta' '"orn and
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Stale Of Vermont, DE it remembered
Dis,ric,of Fairhaven, SIS ( ID TIA, a, a probate

court holden al CastIetOn within and for said
district on the Sd day of October, 1874
Present, A. Warner, Judge.
An instrument IN writing purpurtin to be
the last viii and testament Of Nathan Spaul-
ding late OF Pawlei, ia said district deceased
being presented TO said court lni probate by
Elisha A lien the executor therein named.
II is ordered by the.court that notice there
OF be given To all persons concerned to ap.
pear at a sess on OF said court to be holden
ia Caslleion on the 9th day ofNovember mex,
TO contest the probate of said wildly publish.
ing this order three weeks in the FINLAND
Herald, newspaper printed at Rutland.
AZ A true copy OF Record.
b. f. LANGDON, Re gisler
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Nv e the subscribers, being appointedsby
w the Hon. Probate Court for The distrc,

OF Rutland, commissioners to receive, ex.
anime and adjust all claims and demands Of
all persons against the estate OF
Joseph A, Hays late of Clarendon.
in said district, deceased, represented insol-
vent, and also all claims and demands exhib-
tied in offset thereto, and six months from
The 9Th day of August last being allow ed by
SAID Court for that purpose We do there
lore hereby give notice, that we will attend
to The business of our said appointment a,
the late residence the diseased in Claren
don on the LIST Mondays of December and
February next, from o o'clock a. m. until 4
O'Clock p. m. on sal DAYS.
LEVI b. CoLvIS, Benz. FISK, Jr., Com'rs
Clarendon, Oct, 18th 1874. 4244
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M f. the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Hon the Probate Couti Tor the dis
itici of Falthaven. commissioners io receive,
examine and adiusi all claims and demands
OF all persons against the estate of
Isaac Gyisrod late Of Benson.
IN said district. deceased, represented insol-
vent. and also all claims and demands c,hb-
iiod in offset thereto, and G mouths rom the
2is cav OF Aug, 1874, being allowed 10y said
court Tor that purpose; we do therefore here
by give notice that we will attend 10 the bu,
siness of our said appointment, at the dwell
ing muse ofihe widow of said deceased. on
the I'd Tuesdays OF November and December
next, from 10 O'Clock, a. m. till o'clock III.
on each of said days.
=. $; HoWARD,l cou,,,
PlilLO WILCOX, NV"'''
Benson, Oct. 5, 1874. 4l-43
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BRIGHTON MARKET. Oct7
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, !
Octob er II. 13I4

At Market. 500 Beef Cattle, 225 Stores,
$500 Sheep. and 2225 Swine.
PRicEs-Btef Caide.--We quote few
extra, si,75, 500. First quality, $3.50, a
AS; second do. sl,25 third quality, sa,75
a 80, so.
Stores.-.Two years old $40 10 10. Three
years old SIS to 10.
Shtep.-Ssles from 81 ,25 to 2,25
S,eme. Ohio shoais, l2, New York
shoats 3 ga to 4. hall Barrows. A ChOice
lot at4I-4, half Barrows. A lot of Ohio
Hogs 3s. At retail, To 5 l-2.
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ELECTION RETURNS.

The returns from the recen, elections do
not seem TO be suilicen, to authorize us TO
speak with entire certainty as TO the result,
excep, as 10 New Jersey and Ohio. The
Wings have carried New Jersey; have elect.
ed their Governor by over fifteen hundred
majority, have carried both houses OF the Le-
eislature, will have majority Of twenty mine
on Joint ballot. and have thus secured the
election OF Wing Y. $. Senator. Last year
the Legislature was Loco by seventeen ma
jori,y This year Jersey Blue is true blue.
In Ohio, also, the wings have succeeded,
beyond all possible question. Returns ATE
given from twenty FIVE counties, in which the
Wings have majority of 8305. In the same
counties: in the election for Governor, they
had majority of 9s7-Whig gain, 1913. In
The Legislature the House will be Wing, and
the Senate may be, though more probably it
will be tied or Loco. 10 joint ballot there
can DO no doubt but that the wings will have
msjori,y thus eusuring the election of an
other Wing U. S. Senator.
From Georgia the news is most encour-
aging, and there is reason TO believe that the
| Wings have carried the stale triumphanily.
In Pennsylvania, Skunk. the Loco csndi-
date for Governor, is probably elected by a
majority not exceeding 5000, Prior 10 the
election, the Locos claimed this state by a
majority from ten to twenty thousand and
the wings insisted that if Skunk did not re-
reiye over five thousand majority, that in the
Presidential Election the State would be
sure for Clay. In fiy-two counties heard
from, Shunk's majority is Cos; in the same
coucties Porier's the Locofoco Governor
majority in 1871. was 2O,325, loco loss since
lS4l, 1917. la the counties To hear from
Porters majority in lS4l. was 267S-add
Skunk p'esen, majority, COS, and Skunk will
be elected by 1886. We do not believe
however, tia, Skunk will do as well as Por.
ter did.
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HE the Subscriber being appointed by The

HI the Subscriber being appointed by the
W Hon Pfobl,e cour, for the district OF
Fairhaven. commissioners to receive exam
inc and adjust all claims and demands oil
all persons against the estate Of
arnold Briggs late Of Benson.
in said district. decreased. and also all claims
and demands exhibited il offset thereto and
six months from The Esd day Of August last,
being allowed hy said court for that pur-
nse, we do therefore hereby give notice that
we vii. attend 10 The business Of our said aP
oictment al the dwelling house Of the wild
IN, ofsaid deceased in Benson, on the 3rd
rns,dsys Of November and December next
c,an a O'Clock a. IN. until O'Clock p. m. on
each OF said days. c
Ps,Lo wncox, MosELT 7. Kiss, CaAus-
oy VrGoiss. Commissioners. i'h
Benson, Oct II, 1911.
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p'In consequence of the great length Of
the matter prepared for to.day's paper has
been crowded. out, but its importance, we
presume, will be a sufficient apology.
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STATE OF VERMONT pEn,emem.

u
District Of Rutland, IS. - bered that
at a stated probate ,ouu held AT Rutland
wIihn snd for said district on the 7th day OF
October 1874.
Present, Wm. Hall. Judge.
Siiss H. Hodges, administrator de boais
noa, with the w,!l annexed OF The estate oC
Sllas Hodges lre Of Clarendon, in said ai,.
,rci, deceased, teslaie, proposing to render
an account OF his said administration;
IL Is ordered that said account be =, fe,fed
Tor examination and allowance 10 the IA, Mon
day being the iih day of November ns,t. and
that copy of this order be I.uhlished lhree
weeks successlgelg, pre,iods thereto, In The
Rutland Herald, newspaper prin,ed a. Rui.
land. 'hs, all persors irteses,sd may appesr
and object 10 the same II they see Cause.
a true enly of record,
Sli3 HENRY HALL Register
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NOTICE.

ID UN away from the Subscriber, James
IL HerIidon, an inden,nred pauper, this is
to forbid all persons harboring or trusting him
on my account, as shall pay no debts OF
his contracting after this date.
HORACE COLBURN.
Shrewsbury, Oct. 7, lSi4. ia,44
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D, ss's Of f ra ys%" te,ed it% na' a,
probate Court holden at Castleton within
and for said district on the 9TH day Of October
A. ID 1874.
Present, A. Warner, Judge
H. 4 l.. Peters, administrators of the es-
tate Of JohnPeiers.late ofIIubbardton, 10 said
district, deceased, proposing to render an
account OF their administration of said estate.
II is ordered tina, said accoun, be received
and examined for allowance on the 21 day of
November next, at the probate office in said
Castlelon, and that this order be published
3 weeks successfully previous thereto in the
Rutland Herald a newspaper printed in Ru,-
land, which shall be sufficient notice to all
persons interested in the time aud place of
examining said account.
true copy Of Record.
4I-4t 3. +. LANGDON Register.
STATE or vERMoNT,t JlEnrcmem.
District OF Farhaven, -. ID befed that
at probate court holden al Casileton within
and for said district on the 9Th day of Oct.
A. ID. 1911
Present, A Warner, Judge.
Milton Brown, administrator of tho estate
OF John IL. Andrus late Of Pawlet, in
said district deceased, proposing 10 render an
account OF his administration of said estate:
Ills ordered that said account be received
and examined for allowance on the 9th day of
November next, at The probate office IN said
Castleton, and that this order be published
three weeks sucreSsively previous thereto in
the Rutland Herald. newspaper printed in
Rutland, which shall be sufficient notice 10
all persons interested in the time and place
OF examining said account.
A true copy Of Record. 4144
j. f. LANGDON. Register,
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PRIVATE SCHOOL.

A NEW term of the Subscribers school
n will commence on the 2lst inst, Prov
idenc permitting. S. NJ. WHEELOCK.
Rutland, lObtobeI /, 1914. AZ
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iL5GOOd Butter. Cheese, &C.
wanted on accounts al this office il delivered
soon.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF
II Gu G0ou&>
BARRETT - GO.

\ RE this day receiving from boston an
extensive addition TO iheir stock of Fall
and Winter Goods, and having used ex,raor-
binary exeriions in their present selection,
they are prepared TO offer for the inspection
oftheir friends and customers II large and
desirable assortmen! Of French, English and
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Fancy ~ STAPLE Dsv Good.

with the assurance that the prices canno, be
beat, either 10y our old neighbors or by new
Corners.
Our stock VII in few days be replenished
by the addition of large and valuable as
sortment OF Ilaid-Ware. CIockery and Glass
Ware Drugs and Medicines Paints, Oil
and Dye-Stuffs Groceries Iron, Steel, &c.
Rutland, October 8, 1914. 4l43
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after handsome address 10 The House, assn.
med The duties Of the chair
On nominaiiou Nv Mr Warner. FER.
RAND +. MERRILL. Esq, wns clee.
IL Clerk pro fcrpers by The following
vote
FF. MrRRiLL Of Monipelicr l2s
q II Smith Of Montphcr, IS
Asa O. Aids Of St Albans III
Scattering
On motion Of Mr. kngrnan, tho roles ol
the House Tor the las, Session were adopted
for the time being.
The Speaker nominated ard the House appointed
tie committee on the part Of the House TO canvass
tho VOTES ior Governor ms follows
bennington Cnunty--Nessfs Baker Judsou VI 'bbcii
Nindham-M essrs Blake Wsuen, Railway.
Windsot-Messs rurtrr, Walcou. Dodge
Rutland Ncssn Kellogg .Cis,t Gilmore VI Rutland
Addison - es,fs. q fandcy. Hawkins, Ttdon.
OtAnge-Mrssrs Foster. Sanh,tn Atwood.
Chutcodcn- -Messr.. stacy, Fletcher. Asdfews
Washington cssts, Buck. Mprstcn, Dewey.
Caledonia Nests Harvey. Howard, Rosa
Ftaukhn -hCstrs Eaton HALEY, Weed
| Orleans-Messrs Smi,h.of BsHou hitchcock. white
I.amoillc - Acssrs. Whur, W sherman. " hittenore
Esses-Mos.- Huht'rd. Foisash~e. Howe.
/ Grtod Isle cs.s Martin, ti,lcomb, Reynolds
| The Senate came in, when the Joint as.
semby received the report OF the canvass.
ing committee as follows
For Gortraor
WILLivM SLApE, 90 365
Daniel Kellogg, 209S0
WIN II. Shaier, 56is
Scattering, "a
For Lieut. Governor
HORACE EATON, 2s,95f
WHY'S Lyman, 20,sj4
Aaron Angler, 5,5sl
Scattering. 81
For Treasurer
JomN SPAULDINo, 2s,l4C
D,uiel Baldwin, 20772
Harry Hale, 5,5oa
Scattering, 10
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Rags Wanted.

'['l1E subscriber has on hand so ,eams Of
paper cap ruled and plain, letter do, do;
large an small wrapping, &c which will 10
exchanged for rags. w. f. c. SropDARp.
Rutland, Sept. Is, l944. 3s.i3
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Present, A. Warner, Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT DF,,e,o,

STATE OF VERMONT DEN relnem-
District ofRwland, IS, - hered that
at a stated probate court held ., Rutland
within and for said district on the 7lh day of
October, 1911.
Present, Vim. Hall, Judge.
sevRonnds, sole remaining adm. ofiie
estate OF Iephaniah Potter late Of RullsDl.
IN sod district deceased, in,esisie, proposing
!" render aH alcoani Of his said sdminisifa-
iion
IL 10 ordered hat said account be referred
Tor examination ard allOwanre 10 the lslaion-
day being Tie oh lay OF November per, and
that copy % Ibis order be published IN tho
kuilaad Herald, newspapsr printed al kui-
land, three weeks sueesssive!y, previous
thereto, that all persons interested may sp,
pear spd object 10 the same II they see cause.
A true copy offerord.
n'i3 HENRY HALL, Regi..ss.
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STATE OF yERMONT1 DEitr

STATE OF VERMONT - T. il remem-
District OF fairbaven, vs.. ID bered that
at " probate court holden at Casileton within
and tor said district on The 7ih day Of Oct,
1874.
Present, A. Warner, Judge.
IL. d. l.. Peters, heirs Of the estate oi John
Pe'ers late OF Hubbsrdton IN said district. .lec,
having pe,iiloned said court for partition
and distribution Of said estate amonn The
heirs of said estate.
II Is ordered that the hearing and deciding
IN said petition be at a sess ion Of said court
10 be holden at the probate office IN Caste
ton, on The 9Th day Of November neat and
that no,ire ihfeof be given 20 ID persons in
icrssied by publishing this order three weeks
successfully previous TO said time Of hearing,
IN the Rutland Herald. newspaper printed
Ia Rutland. A trie copy OF Record. 4I:4i
Attest u. +. LANGDON, Register.
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Common Pleas.

DEATH OF GENERAL MORGAN LrwIs-After Judge VI
shoeer had taken his seat the bench this morning,
was announced by member OF the bar that intelligence,
had arrived of the death of General Morgan Lewis, sol
der of the revolution Nelson Chase, Ed rose and after
making appropriate remarks in which he paid 0
high compliment TO the deceased not only for the many
public services he had rendered his county during his
long and eventu life both in civil and military capac
ty, but for his worth and integrity private citizen
proposed that the court should adjourn.
Judge UsHoEFrrn said that he agreed with every word
that had fallen from Mr. Chase. He therefore, would as
mark regard Tor the memory Of .he declared order
that further jury trials be called this day. and th the
order be entered on the minutes OF the court.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANS.
- BOOTS AND SHOES.

HI1SES78 WILSON, Z JUHNSUN, IA
lS.eceso to John Hutchng) have yrd from l2o to
li2 stIes and have completed their
ci Fpring Goods comprising tue variety and
Of Boots and Shoes that can be found n:
rocco Bystins 5000 ladies' leather do, 5000 ladies'
oOo ade common Slipps $500 do 1000 l,dcs
fine Frcach do 1000 Wet Backs 10000 Childrens Shoes all
hads and 1870 ades Cater. black and color-
kps do Is boys aud ouths DO al arti-
ces that possibly be called for the boot shoe ne
Tor sale 42 hathan eet opposite the Chatham tn
~ D. Thenqre eTen till 10 o'clock the evening, giving
con1ry an opportunity purchase when other
wise eng Eed ms lm~fc
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MAcKInAc STRAITS NOT OrEy The Bunker Hill
returned yesterday from an attempt to get to Ch-
cago She reached within five miles Of Mackinac where
the ice was as thick and sound as IN midwiner' seigs
came off TO the boat and took the passengers gentle.
iniormsus that the ice is from three 10 iour
The propeller Sampson Ia hard In the ice about seven
miles mis- side Of Mackinac The Roanoke Olive Rich
nond and other vessel are in Presquc isle-Derot
.Qdr., .4DJit3 3.
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In Chancery.
Before the Vice Chancellor.

Before the Vice Chancellor.
ARM s.h-Decisions-lst I'd 81, exceptionsto masters
report overrued and report 10 stand confirmed in respect
70 tho allowance OF those exceptions. The 4th exception
Allowed and report overrued in relation to that cxccp
ton Complainant 10 have his costs OF the three excep
ions 10 be taxed but costs Of reference also III,
costs Of the exception to the report not exseed $40
Diuorees ii pincuio mat,fnonis-Iienry A. Seaman VS.
Maria Seaman Iiawley y. Cappys. Amanda J. Clapp
Mary Kezer VS. William Kezer Mary J. armstrong VS.
Edward b. Armstrong Tryphelia Stone, vs. Samuel D
Stone.
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Destruction or SHEsP.--1he Upper Malboro'
Cazet,e Of Thursday saw lock of valuable sheep be-
longing 10 William Is. Hill Esd, near this village wss
destroyed by dogs Sunday last. There were one
hundred sheep IN The Hook eighty 81 which were killed
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LOOK AT TUISi

LOOK AT THIS!
-, JUST KECEIVED, by the packet ship -
samuel ncks from Paris, the best article Ct
Ah,sm,ehs French Boots ever seen. and offered,
besI article French Cali Boots; made to measure SIS 90
a. soik sole Boots 90
- a, water Proof Boots $50. 90
"a a, . LiSht ralf Sewsd Boots -. So to 3 50
(" /" =, fine Calf SHOES, made meas,Ts 49,. 90
Ana,h. Worried Sippes - -. 81 to 1 Is
no the greatest OF all kinds Of Boots and Shoes
fashion Ladies store You will find greatest
nent Of Cater Boots that be found th. city and oil
kncs Of Buskin Slippers Tics, Button Shoes Prunella Slip
Ger' white black si,n and all other hrd, ssd cols Aho
Chdrens Of all knd, this city and all Of cur
own manuiacure and of the French goods
to be the best and cheap the cheapest 1857 Broadway
the corner of Franklin street.
GREGORY CAHILL,
mo im*ec 3J7 Broadway, ~ Y.
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE.
SITUATED good reghboIhood, is handsomey hueo up
sisx Grand srce sp2 imsm
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tremendous Excitement-The Native Ame-
can Meeting In tho Park-Attack upon
the Common COuncil--The Police-T'he
City Debt-'rhe Democratic Party--The
Whigs-The Cause OF the Brooklyn Itiot..
The Natives Dispersed at Brooklyn by the
Irish Women, who peIted them with
brickbats and bent them with shilIeIahs /;
ana also defeated them with novel sort
OF weapon, namely, largo Paving stones
foidedi In their neutrality-suspicious. noble de-
i"nce ofthc Catholic Chapel Of Brooklyn.
The Native American party held Mass Meeting
IN the Park on yesterday, at two o'clock. pursuant
to requisition. The business of the meeting, how
ever, was not commenced until near three O'Clock,
when on motion, the following were nominated Of.
GERS of the meeting -
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

~ LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
ALL WAC WEAR tbs above articles andwish mos.
had better lose time in calling fashionable Bo ard
Shoe Stores of s. r. SECOR, Nos. 1908 and i6 Gree
style make nsh cannot be or per
haps equaled in this city.
g. r. 3. begs to apprse in particular hos and gentle
men who consider well fitting boot ndispenab
article to the oa ensemble Of all within su monde that
1904 or 6l Greenwich the only York
they can pend on being suited
N. B-Ladies and Misses CATERS Shoea &c. alwavs on
hand in endles, variety. ' ' "'' va
20 Remember. isok and isl Greenwich street-N
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SPRING FASHIONS,
Al The ULD ESTABLISH MENT.

Mdgd-lM de Modes, 60 Canal street.
MADAM BEHRMAN in returning thanks for the last eight
~ ysars patronage be1s respectfully inform her
ssnds aud the public That she has received
examine her varied and elegant stock entire new styles
of Silk. well AZ Straw Hats. " 49,
CITY, both az to style, quality shape and Prize. cali will
convince them Of the fact =
MAGAZIN DE MODES,
mN lmem 60 Canal street,