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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-04-19

Later from Africa We have received,
says the N. Y. Journal of Commerce, the
first number of the new series of Atrica's
Lamiaorv, published at Monrovia, Liberia.
on the Oath of January last. The Luminary
contains an account Of the proceedings Of
the United States squadron on the const,
in Furnishing the natives concerned in the
outrage on the Mary Carver, which we
have already published also an interesting
narrative Of the difficulties that lately oc-
Cured at Cape Palmas, between the Colo
nial government aud the natives, the salts
factory settlement Of which is enumerated
among the beneficial results that have &C
-crued from the presence CT a United States
squadron on the Western coast Of Africa.
The neighboring Kings, in convention at
King Freemans town, resolved to raise the
price of rice and other native produce TO an
exhorbitant amount; aud the colonists re-
fusing to accede to their terms, efforts were
made to prevent the latter from obtaining
supplies from any other quarter The atti-
tude Of the parties became at once hostile
towards each other, and but for the oppor-
tune arrival of the United States frigste
Macedonian and Sloop-oi-war Saratoga at
this juncture, which put another aspect al
together on the face Of affairs, it is proba-
bic that serious mischief would have ensued
The first effort Of Commodore Perry was to
rescue the Rev. John Payne, one Of the pro-
testani Episcopal Missionaries, and his
family, who were stationed at CavaIly, re-
mote from the protection of the Colony,
from the power of the natives. For this
purpose lie dispatched the Decatur, under
Capt Abbott, which had just rejoined the
squadron, down to Cavaly; and it required
the most determined manner, aud threat Of
the EXTREMIST measures of compulson, on
the part Of Capt Abbot to procure the deliv-
cry ofthis family on board the Decatur. Sub
sequently, Com. Perry, in a conference with
the natives, obtained RECESSION Of the ex-
.cepiionable law, and a renewal Of amicable
relations between the colonists and natives.
One circumstance, however, connected with
this affair is of painful character The
colonists had stationed guard at Tubman
town, which is some little distance from
Mount Vaughan, the seat of the Episcopal
Mission. On the arrival of the squadron a
salute being fired, the report of the guns
was heard by the natives in the Interior
Believing this to be the actual commence
ment of the action on the Cape. they rushed
well armed and in considerable force TO.
wards the colony. The guard thus COM
PEELED to resist. fired, aud three Of the
natives were killed. The consequence was
that they gave up their object and retreated.
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Probate Notices
To the Hon. the Judge of PrObo,, 81 :,
District of Marlboro y" We

To the Hon. the Judge of Probo,, - :,
District of Marlboro -" We
TTUMBLY shows Wendell n
IN Greenfield, In the county of F,snrIt,s q
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts ad d"ana and
tor Of the goods and estate Of II II nfa'mnIs,fa.
S II E AR f X late Of Coleraip. in ia ~ y
ty Of Franklin, deceased. '''u coah.
That the debts Of said deceased .ir..,.
ceriained, amount to the sum Of sboas a.
thousand dollars; that the real and ne,. us h'ne
tate Of said deceased in Massacbuset,a' ;ons' e.
value OF about eight thousand dollars. , ~ .1e
real and personal estate therefor. alrsas aa' me
posed Of, will not satisfy the debts Of az
ceased by the sum Of one Thousand s Suu ue-
that the real estate Of said decreased a;onafsi
Vermont consists of about 1870 acres =, 7" sag
situate in Wilmington, in the county Of r, wang lana
ham, valued al eight hundred dollars, az %, na.
by partial sale thereof the residue wost1 ~
greatly damaged. "'uu Oe
Your petitioner, therefore, prays your ho,..
TO grant him license, by decree Of ibe r, "y'oI
court, TO sell and convey the whole of sa;d 10y,
estate, or such parcel or parcels thereof a. Il.
court shall judge necessary and most oS ,So
interest OF all concerned therein incmd;n. ,N
reversion Of such part or parcel of sa;d ss .'o
as has, or shall have, been set out and ass;sr.i
TO the widow, as her dover. And as n ANY,,
bound will ever pray. IVY
WENDELL T. DAVIS
Dated at Greenfield, April 2, 1914. :"
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We publish the following letter from sense Of
duty to the public. 1t is just such letter we
should have expected from such source. We
know DR.. Quigley personally, and there is no man
in the country, whose opinion is entitled to more
respect He is all subjects honest and sincere,
and his high character Physician be attest
ed by the first medical men in the city.
smrrnERps Town, Va, Oct, 10, ls43,
Dear Sir,--You inquire of me whether have
used your Hair Tonic, and the effects.
Several years ago my hair began to fall rapidly
from the scalp, and had the prospect of premature
madness During several years used various
preparations recommended for the HAIR, from which
derived no benefit Al length a friend recon-
mendrd your Hair Tonic, used three or four bot
ties according to the printed directions and the
end Of SIX months, my hair was thick set, and since
It's tendency TO turn grey was arrested.
have never before given certificate, recon-
mending patent medicines, which ind,scriminately
used as they often are, do much injury, hut in a
ease like the present, where know The article TO
be beneficial, and that il can do no harm, have no
scruples in stating facts within my own knowledge
Yours, &c. JOHN QUIGLY.
DR. ID. JAYNE, Philadelphia.
W The above medicine can be had genuine Of
BUTTON a. CLARK, Braitleboro. 10
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In PnoBArr Couar, March %, 1874.

In PRoBATE CoURr, March %, lS44.
EOMES Lyman Burr, administrator Of inc
~ estate of DAVID BURR, late of Dover,
in the district of Marlboro, deceased, and rep
resenis that the interest of the heirs requires
the real estate of said deceased ODE sold, hing
the assent thereto of all The heirs residing ~
this state, and praying license 10 sell The saia
real estaie-whereupo il is ordered that =
hearing be had in The premises before salo
court, al the session thereof to be held a.
Brattleboro, on the last Thursday of April nexb
and that notice thereof be given 10 all interest,".
ed, by publication three weeks successivey
in The Vermont Phoenix, as soon as may be.
81 A. KEYES, Register
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A word to the Wise /!

MARSHALL & BROWN arc prepared
lVA to execute ali orders in their line Of
business at the shortest notice and at very
reduced prices. They have now on hand and
are constantly manufacturing the Yankee No
tion Cook Stove, new and superior article !;
Parlor Stoves Of various kinds, and oil kinds
and sizes of Box Stoves, for Stores, Shops, &c
Hollow Ware Of almost all descriptions. Cali
dron Kettles, Fire Frames, Fire Dogs, Sad
Irons, Grid Irons, Friction Rollers, a valuable
article for farmers and others. Pipe and COM
mon Boxes Tor Wagons, Carts, SC. Tubes
for Wooden Aqueducts, much valued where
they are know.
Also, all sizes and patterns Of Flows, part
of which are the Improved Eagle, No. and 8,
which are superior 10 any other Plow now in
use. The Outaro County Plow No. 4, which
took the first premium at the Agricultural Fair
in New York. Worcester patterns, which are
too well known 10 need puff. Also all kinds
of other Flows, Mold Boards, Land Sides, and
plow Points, constantly on hand.
Also, all kinds Of Water Wheels, Grist-mill
geering, and Saw-mll Irons; Saw and FolIing-
mill Cranks. Turning Lathes, and finally all
kinds of Castings, done at the shortest notice
and warranted to give satisfaction.
Produce Of most kinds, IN good marketable
condition, as well as old Cast and Wrought
Iron, received in payment for any of The above
articles.
To our Castings we ask special public at
teniion Orders for work thankfully received
and promptly attended 20.
The Subscribers state distinctly TO those
indebted to them, that immediate payment
must BE- made. They have extended already
TOO much enity, aud necessity compels them
to crowd those whose Notes and Accounts are
of long standing. All such persons may save
themselves trouble and expense by calling
Immediately.
MARSHALL s. BROWN.
Hinsdale, N. III. Feb. 90, 1914 q7tf
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CONGRESS.
Massaehnsetts Resolutions.

-. .sr MASSACHUSETTS heSotuti0ns.
4 In the House, MIR Adams, from the Com
miitee on the Massachusetts Resolutions,
proposing an amendment TO the Constitu-
ton abolishing the representation for the
slaves reported The following resolutions !:
fResolped, That the amendment, &C.,
ought not to be recommended.
Resolued, That the Committee be dis
chaged from the further consideration of the
subject
These were from the majority ofthe Com
mittee.
Mr. Adams. in behalf of himself and Mr.
Giddings. reported in favor Of posiponing
the consideration Of the subject Till the first
Monday of December next. MIR Adams
made long written report on the subject.
Mr. Joseph r. Ingersol, for himself and
Mr. Garret Davis, members Of the Select
Committee, submitted report containing
their views upon the subject. 1t concludes
as follows:
9'"The subscribers knowing the system to
exist, and TO he recognized in the Constitu-
ton, and believing that recognition TO have
been once essential to the formation, and
now necessary to the preservation, Of the
Union, have no desire TO crafty, or duty to
perform, except to leave it on the basis Sc.
lected for it by those whose example, il is
wise to emulate, and whose counsels it is
virtuous TO obey"
Mr. Burke, a member of said committee,
submitted report containing his views on
the subject. The report concludes with the
following resolution:
"Resolued, That the amendment of the
Constitution the United States proposed
by the Legislature OF Massachusetts ought
moi to be recommended"
Mr. Sample, member Of said committee,
submitted report containing his views up
on the subject. Mr. S. remarks: "He who
wishes well to his country, will adhere
steadily TO it as fundamental policy, which
extinguishes some Of the most mischievous
sources of all political divisions-those foun-
ded on geographical positions and domestic
institutions"
Mr. Morse, member of the committee.
also submitted his views upon the subject,
and remarks, that in declining, for the pres
ent to recommend the proposed change, he
has no doubt of the existence of the power
TO do so.
The question was then taken to the reso-
lutlons reported from the committee of Mr.
Adams, as follows:
Resolved, That the amendment of the
Constitution Of the United States, proposed
by the Legislature of the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts, ought not 10 be recommend
ed.
ResolUed, That the committee be dis
charged from the further consideration of
the subject.
The first resolution was adopted-ayes
l56. noes 49,
The nays were Messrs. Abbott, Adams
Baker, Darrah, Dickey, Gddings, Hudson,
Marsh, Morse, Rockwell, Rogers, Seve-
rance, and Winthrop
The second resolution was ngreed to.
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liz PRoHArE CouRr, March IS, 1874,

In PROBATE CouRT, March 2s, 1874. !.
ZONES Lambert Howe, administrator o.
~ the estate of ABRAHAM JONES,
late Of Dover in said district, deceased, and
presents his administration account for settle
ment; whereupon, il is ordered that the same
be heard at the session OF said court 10 be held
at Braitleboro on the last Thursday oil Apn
next; and that all persons be notified OF the
time and place Of hearing, by publication
three weeks successfully in the Vermont Pho
nix, as soon as may be.
80 A. KEYES, Register.
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WENDELL T. DAVIS
Dated at Greenfield, April 2, 1914. -
Is PaopArr Counr. AnriI . ~.

In PRoBATE CoURT, April 9, 1874
UPON the reading of the above DetoD !,
Is ordered that the same be heard before s,S
court, at the session thereof TO be held al B,i.
teboro, in the District Of Marlboro, on the ,.,
Saturday OF April inst. And it is further ~
dered that all persons interested be notified #
the time and place Of hearing, by pubisbinS
the said peiitioD, and this order, three weeISs
successfully in the Vermont Phoenix, as soon
as may be.
So A. KEYES, Register
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The Probate Court for he district Of Mari.
6oro, 10 al Interested in the estate Of LOT
HOLLAND, late of Brafiieboro, deceased.
VOU are hereby notified that the admins
II traitors account will be rendered before
said court at the session thereof to be held at
Brattleboro on the last Saturday of April in
slant. A. KEYES, Register.
April ., 1914. So
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STATE OF VERMONT.

DisTRIcr OF WESTMINSTER, SIS,
The Hon. the Probate Court for the Diarie5,
Of Westminster: To all persons inieres'eso
IN the estate of GIDEON BRiJhHdLL,
Jr. late Of Jamaica in said district, dsesa''
ed, intesiaie. GREETING. (
w HEREAS Jonathan L. Brimhall. su-
w ministrator upon the estate OF sad &c
ceased, proposes to render an account OF nls
administration, and present his account agans,,
said estate for examination and allowance ~
the session Of said court to be held al the iah
Of Abner johnson, in Townsherd, in SAID o olsi
trict, on the last "Wednesday in April Ioas,
Therefore, you are hereby notified 10 aPpss'
before said Court at the time and place, alols.
said, and object 10 the same il you shan ~
cause. a
Given under my hand at Townshend IN sa'u
district, this ssth day Of March 1874
50 ~ JAMES ii. PHELPS, Register
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Farm at Auction.

III DURsUANT to an order Of
G%Sa!II& Il the Hon. Court Of Probate
E Tor the district of Marlboro, will
Esss be sold at public vendue, on Sat-
urday the 10th day of April inst, Of ] O'Clock
P. NJ, Cf mot previously disposed Of at private
SALE the Farm OF which Wyman l.. Kaihan,
late Of Dummerston, died siezed and possessed,
Except about six ocres heretofore soId.) Said
Farm contains about forty ncres Of lnud, lying
in the north easterly part Of Dummerston, on
aud adjoining The Kathan Meadow, so called
about one mile from Puiney siIeet--a good
dwelling house, barn, shed, and wood house
thereon. A liberal credit given for one half
the purchase money if requested. Sale on the
JOSEPH DUNCAN, Executor.
Dummerston, April Q, 1874. 80
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A. KEYEs, Register.

The Probate Court for the district of Mari.
boro, 10 all interested in he estate AZ
ABRAHAM JONES, late of Dover. n
said district, deceased.
VOU are hereby notified that the account Of
IL the administrator will be examined a. the
session Of said court 10 be held al Brattleboro
on the last Saturday Of April next.
A. KEYES, Register.
March %, 1914. IS
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INSURANCE.

TTNHE ErEA Insurance COMPANY, Hart
N lord, Conn, VIII insure every species OF
loss or damage by FIRE, on the most reasonable
terms.
This Company has been in operation for
many years, and its reputation for fair dealing
is too well established and appreciated to re-
quire any pledge for lbs future course.
IEJ@ Persons residing in the County of
Windham and IFS vicinity, DESTROYS Of obtaining
insurance Of this Company, are referred to L.
G. MEAD, Esq. Agent, BfaiiIehoro.
THOMAS X. BRACE, President.
S. S. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford, Nov. /, ls4S. lilo
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A. KEYEs, Register.
Tx PnoB,rE CouRr. March is. 1874.

In PRoB,TE CouRr, March is, 1884,
A N INSTRUMENT purporting to be the
IA last will and testament of JOHN TY-
LER, late Of Vernon, deceased, being present
ed TO the court here by Hiram johnson, the
executor therein named for probate, il IS or.
dered that all concerned therein be notified to
appear at a session Of said court to be held at
Bratileboro, in the district Of Marlboro, on the
il any they have, against the probate Of said
will; for which purpose il is ordered that said
executor publish copy Of the record of this
order three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Phoenix as soon as may be.
A true copy Of Record,
So Attest, A. KEYES, Reg'r.
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Farm for Sale.

n III III 1OE OdLHOs
Ewk TESHE subscriber offers his farm
&I!lnl Il for sale, situated in the south
SzaiiiE west part OF Halifax. Said Farm
&SssaA contains 1894 acres Of land, with
greater proportion Of first rate moving and
tiIlage land than is common to iarms in this
town. Said farm 10 well wooded, and watered
with never failing spIings-a good young su.
gar orchards good house, barn, sheds and
other buildings, and orchardng sufficient for
one family.
Said farm may be managed with little labor,
and being situated near a school, and Il mile
from meeting house, il cannot but suit the
purchaser. For further particulars enquire Of
the subscriber, now on the premises.
Halifax, April 1, 1914. 50
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SAVAGE g. CO.,

SA Y AUE o. NO.,
A RE receiving large and well assorted
IN stock of Groceries, which they offer for
sale on favorable terms, viz
100 hhds. prime new crop Trinidad Molesses;
so do do do Porto X leo do;
100 do do do Cienluegos & Mus
covado do;
100 hhds. Porto Rico, Muscovado, and New
Orleans Sugars;
so boxes brown Havana Sugar;
so do white do do.
so bbls. low price Clarified do.
95 boxes Woolsey's double Loaf do.
90 do Lump do.
25 bbls. crushed and puverized do.
200 chests and half chests Young Hyson,
Hyson, Hyson Skin, Pouchong and Sou
chong Teas;
400 bags Java, Laguira, Manila, Rio, Gu
.i ba, and ST. Domingo Coffee;
IS bags superior burnt do
% boxes T" ground do
100 manufactured Tobacco, consisting
of Hardgrove's, Garihwright's, Saun-
der's, Robnson's, and other desirable
brands; e
400 boxes bunch Raisins;
20 tierces aud bbls. No. Saleratus;
10 do new Rice;
100 kegs pure Ginger;
100 sacks Factory id Salt, aNt
200 quintas prime new Grand Bank Goldfish;
25 hbls. No. Blue Fish;
% do No Bass;
30 tierces No. ! Salmon;
1000 lbs. Dried Beef;
1000 gallons bleached and unbleached Spring
Sperm Oil;
1000 gallons beach'd refined Whale Oil;
Also--Indigo, Soap, Starch, Glass, Ground
Spices, Sc. &c.
AZ and IA Commerce street,
HARTFORD, CONN.
April 1, 1914. 4wSa
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R. BILLINGS,

Herds Grass and Glover Seed.
100 BUSHELS Northern Herds Grass
lOO Seed;
1000 lbs. Clover seed, Northern and Southern;
so I" Red Top do do
$50 White Clover seed, for sale by
April .. G. c. HALL.
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SPRING GOODS.


TTAS Just received large assortment Of
III ne,c style Spring Goods, TO which he in
vi,es the attention Of the public, such as
Spring Muslin Ginghums; Mourning Cling
hams; fe'd do; Chusans; Taran's printed
Berege Monteth CHEEKS; Wool, Grape de
Loins; Scotch, plaid and stfip'd Ginehnms;
Prints IN every variety; 6g'd and plain black
and colored Silks; black and coorrd Gimps;
Fringes; Paris GImps; Cravats; Linen Rdkls
blue, black and coor'd Broadcloihs; Fancy
plaid and stripe light Cassmeres; light Vest
ines; Gambroons; cotton pant stuhs, &c. &c.
Cash purchasers will find il for their interest
to call. April Q, 1914.
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"Give me kiss. my charmin SAL"
A lover said TO blue eyed gal;
81 sha mt" said she syou lazy elf
jus; shut your mouth and help yourself.
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DURHAM BULL.
The Thorough Rred Improved
short Horned Hull
CHI NIPPON,

OWNED by l.. FARR Of Braitleboro, will
~ stand this season at Smiths Tavern 10
Brs,tleboro. He was calved April 5ih, 1871,
bred by Samuel w. Bartlett OF East Windsor,
and sold 10 Lucius Chapman of Ware House
Point, CT, in April last.
His Pedigree is as follows, and his ancestors
named in the following list embrace some OF
the most celebrated animals ever known Ia this
Country.
CHAMPIONS PEDIGREE.
Champion was sired hy Prince, [bred by
Henry Watson of East Windsor, ca. sired BY
Ajax, dam Princess. by Washington, (I566,
No. in the Herd Book, J; gr. dam Pansey, by
Blaze, (76) j CT. sire Aiah, [bred by Gen.
Stephen Van Rensselaer, Of Albany, sired by
Washington, 1850; dam Pansey by Blaize,
C6);1 gr. or. sire Washington, U566); gr.
gr. gr. sire Blaize, (76); gr. or. or. gr. sire
Charles, DADS or. or. gr. gr. or. sire Blythe
(54).
Champions dam, White Tulip, sired by
Whisker, [Whisker sired by Patriot, (a4i9j;
dam Young Miranda, by Frederick, (a0SS III
bred by the late Hon. Stephen Williams Of
Northboro, Mass. or. dam Tulip, sired by
Patriot, (24la); or. gr. dam Young Lilac, by
Frederick, (20S5); or. CT. or. dam Lilac by
Young Denton, sos or. gr. gr. or. dam
Arabella, by North Star, 460; gT. gr. or. gr.
gr. dam Aurora, by Comet, 1855.
No Certificates, establishing the above Pcdi-
gree, can be seen, by calling ON the Proprietor
Of said Bull
Braltleboro, March I, 1874.
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LIME.

IN HHDS. superior quality Stone Lime for
~ sale by G. & G. LAWRENCE.
April l, 1874. 80
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Six ks in a row indicate to the sight, y,
That Kinderhook, Kass, Kaihoun Kant Kom'it
Kwite;
And two more make ont if rightly scan
That the Farmer Of Ashland the honest klay Kan.
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SHOVELS.

IN DOZ. Cast Steel and Iron Shovels and
~ Manure Forks, for sale at reduced phi
ces. c. TOWNSLEY 8. SON.
Brattleboro, March 81, 1914. so
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Kittredge's Tailoring
DEPOT,

Opposite Messrs Hall 4. Townsiey's store, J
BRATTLEBORO, VIZ.
WHERE gentlemen can be furnished with
w as geDtee clothing as can be had in this
part Of The counlry, at a reasonable price, no.
Thing more is required.
Cutting done as heretofore, at the following
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LOOK Avn THISi

A NEW lot of Gold and Silver Pencils,
IA some extra heavy. Also Breast Pins,
Hair Pms, aud few lbs. black Bueles, for sale
by II. ID. BRACKETT.
March 10. so
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-19

The Mississippi River is now higher by six
inches, than we have ever seen it before, du-
ring residence of nine years on its banks,
and we learn by the Potosi, which passed down
this morning, that rise Of FIVE or six feet is
reported by the Otter, at St. Peters, SO we
may anticipate still greater rise, say three
feet, which will bring it up to the food Of
1923.
Our neiehbors on the Island opposite this
place have already experienced much inconve-
nience from it, and Muscatine Island now re-
sembles large lake, with but few sand bars.
Look out.
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CONNECTICUT ELEcTloN.-That same old
coon is not yet dead, but is prowling about,
carrying destruction into the Democratic
camp. The Hawkeye Of yesterday, received
by the Hibernian this morning, says that SO
far as heard from, Baldwin the Wing candi.
date for Governor has received a majority of
1879 over Cleaveland. The Legislature
stands, in the Senate, Wings Ii, Democratic
5. In the House 80 Wings TO 67 Democrats.
In % towns no choice was made for Repre-
sentatives. at