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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-24

STATE OF VERMONT, Ia Probate Court lden at Mont
Washington District, peler within and for said district,
the 9th day of January, A. d. lsi5.
ENOCH d. PUTNAM, administrator on tho estate of LO-
IL AMM sPRAGuE, late of Moheld in said district deed
presents his administration account for
1t ordered that he referred the 25h day of January
inst the Probate Office in said Montpelier, for examination
and allowance and that all o notified hereof tho
publication of this the Vermont Waterman and Journal
printed said Montpelier three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
moy be, that they may appear said time and place. they
see cuuse, and object thereto.
by order of Court,
Paris
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-24
Nothfcl1, January III, 1915. .....
HARVEY w. CARPENTER, J Commits
OLIVER A\ERlII,, ( siouers,

STATE or VERMONT, In Probate Court holden At chel
Randolph District, sea, within nnd for sud District
on the isth day OF Dee embcr, A. D., 1914,
EILISllA L. TRACY, administrator the estate of Samson
Ia Brown late of Tunbdsc in said district, deceased makes
application uid Court extend the time heretofore allowed
him tho debts due from said estate and settle his admin
isiraon until future dayWhoreupon is oder
by said Court that said application be heard at the Registers
Office in TunhTdge the 9Th day Of February a. D. le45
further ordered that notice hereof he given TO the creditors
of said estnc, all others concerned by publishing the
substance of said application and orders thereon in the Vemon
Waterman and State Journal printed ut Montpeler least
three weeks successfully before tho time aforesaid appointed
for the hearing of said application.
95 by the Court. GusTAVuS ROLFE Register
STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. The Probate the
District of Randolph, District of Rundo phi, all
concerned the Of Walter SunboTn late of Wash
ngton, in snd district, deceased, MISUNDERSTANDING.
WHEREAS, Joseph /. Bowlos, administrator the
w of the said deceased proposes rendering OF his
and presenting his administration
said for allowance, session OF said be
held the Probate Office in Washington, in said district
the day of January inst Therefore, you hereby uoIf
appear said Court, the limo aud place aforesaid
cause have, why the said should
not be allowed
Dated Washington, said District this 7lh day of January
4. d. 1915 49,
a5 JOHN COLBY, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-24
COMMIssTONER,s NOTICE,

COMM ISSION ER7S NOTICE.
xNE the subscribers being appointed by the Honorable the
w Probate Court District of Randolph, commission
er receive examine and adjust all claims and demands OF
all persons against the William Patterson late of Tun
bridge said district deceased represented nsovent and all
claims and demands exhibited In offset thereto, and months
from this being allowed for that purpose hereby give
lice that will attend the business OF appointment AT
the dwelling house Of William Putnam in said Tunbrlge, on
The last Monday February and May ut o'clock in the
WILLIAM PUTNAM, o.,
JEREMIAH FOSTER, 'omml'
Tuubridge, January 7, ls45 e5t
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-24

WHEREAS application having been made 10 me By George
w Marsh of the township OF Dosel in tho county of Ben
teenh part all the undivided lands in the township Of ore
nal Bromy part OF which sot Dorset in tho county
Of Bennington calling meeting Of all the Po?IeOrs of said
llndI all the proprcors,
those ha,g propricors rig or rights TO meet at the dwell
lin. house OF Josiah Dnon said Dorset the 9th day
February next O'Clock r. NJ for the purpose Of choosing
nWul officers and for divdng all such land above
all other lawful aud things be transacted
said meeting which may the poprctoIs proprcy
JOSIAH DATON. Justice Peace
Dnrsot. Ian. Sth lS45. 3w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-24
TWO GOOD FARMS FOR SALEM
LOW ELL. VT,

ONE of about 40 of first rate land lying the main
" road leading Burlington TO Derby Line with about 100
under good cultivation, with good story and half Dwell
ling House and two thereon, aud conveniently
pumps the house and the barns of tho
best quality continually running and plenty Of good wood mud
timber he got tho fitm good school
within half mile and miles from the meeting house,
starch incory Tho main branch of Mssquoi River
very pleasantly across the whole atm. 1t is very pleas
au well situuton to stand and
Of the barns built for that purpose.
The other Farm lies milo west from tho mun road,
tanning 100 acres, with nbou 40 under good improvements very
smooth, and little rolling tho east well wntored and timber
all suitable for tngo moving with good House and
wood shed aud barn way convenient for the firm
Tho property is owned by Robert Rogers Of the City Of Now
York. will he sold public auction tho 18th day Of Sop
TENDER next if disposed Of at private sale pravious that
time And he is under the necessity Of selling the
be made easy half the purchase money For further
particulars inquire of the subscriber tho promises
JONATHAN ROBERTS,
Agent for RoBERr RoGEHs.
Lowell, JULY %, 1874. 72if
~ u. The above will he offered private sale until dpo
ed Of Novcphcr, 1874.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-24
GROCERIES.
/ ION TOBACCO.

CHOTCE brands of ChcwngAlso orilards and Chupman's
~ fine cut Chewing and Smoking.
BALDWIN, SCOTT and Co.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-24
FRESH FRUIT.

HILLS, WILDER & CO. have just received Keys Fresh
II KEG RAISGNS - Boxedo 100 pounds Smyrna Grapes
good FIGS ORANGES, Also Cooper's Islng lass
for Blonc-Mange. 50 Nov. 20, lS44.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-24

n ASS VOLS, ACCORDIANs, MELoDIANs, FLUTES,
ID BJGIES Bass Vio and Violin Bows and Strings Of every
constantly OIL hand and for sale BY
sent 10 70 TOWN WITHERELL.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-24
NEWS EXI'R.A!!

FILLS, WILDER & co. have just returned from New York
II and Bot III large stock of all kinds Of Dry Goods
bought of the Importers Auction 30 less hun
to import and shall sell tie goods purchased those Auc
lions tho importers prices so per less than
bought in this State. We dislike the brnggadocia way that
Merchants usually advertise, but think the ddary
low price bought aud shall fulfil all
tsc. We shall sell SIeraius less than
cost Cottons cost for catch gume but shalt sell all
of goods last purchased just have stated for cash.
Cotton Warp Apaccns Mt 81 cents silk do rs cents
Canioleor Thbets G. ccnts Thibct Marines 50
And might go through whole Stock; but it would he
useless Please call aud oxanfne for yourselves
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-24
NAYLOR &. CO.'S CAST
STEEL,
DORSET.

CONSTANTLY on hand an, for sale small advance, b,
" s. BALDWIN, SCOTT * co.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-24
COMBS. COMES.
OC 0LAoo BALDWIN, SCOTT & co.
HAIR, HAIR.

TOWN WITHERELL have this day received the latest
L style of HAIR WORK Bands off long HAIR, French
Frizzettes American do Wigs Brads, Curs, Rngcs
Sent. 10th, lSii 70
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-24
ELLIS, WILDER q co.

lAVE just received another lot Of those Linen Cambrick
lldkf, very cheap, Cambrck dgrs beautiful patterns.
Linen net Gimporc Edges, Cap Laces &c. sc.
Nov. %. 1874,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-24

Lowell, July 26, 1874 72:if
n. b. Ihe above will he offered at private sale until dispos
cd of Ntvcnllrr,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-19
By Last Nights Southern Mail.

81. pH,ADfsrnrA Aug ls-Ar Ella. Rodolph Anares WIN
Parker, aud Cora bany Helen; Plymouth; Florence Bath
Mowry Jersey City: Elizabeth Nantucket; Osceola East
Greenwich 81 Lawrence, Fall River Adelaide JOS brown
10, LyeMTnd Lark superb orsna and Atlas
Henry Goucester Poroise Michigan and Anthracite Ne,,
York. Below Margmet aud Mary n Boston Cid Sol Rose
Brothers, Albany Housatonic Troy '' - "'' =
BALJiMonE Aug IAN Wyman, and Mary Stan, on lib os
Lincoln, Chase; Star, Webster: John smith Csrei and
Louisa from Bremen. Sid Mary Pernambuco. insna neme
raa Cid 18TH Superb Rotterdam Frederick Leo Brel Bre
York ''' ' -"
Foreign Ports.
ST. JOINS PR July 30In port Willis Putnam for Boston
Aug a, only American. ' " ~
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CO M Nj Il RCIAL.
New York, Monday. AII

new YORK, MONDAY, aug lss
The various markets unusually dull to day ing
to the Indictment state of the weather
ASHES are yet stationary new transactons-We give
the former quotations-Pots at SO rs 81 Pearls
S46i
BsEswAx.This is at all seasons stationary from 80
to a9t with steady demand.
BREApsTurFs.We are unable to state the exact state
Of Flour; little excitement prevails in consequence
Of the by the Hibernia shall be able to give
better when the prices will be by
that time quite settled The foreign news will undoub
eddy make change in the whole American market The
quotations OF Saturday were for fresh ground Genesee
aoa the price has been steady at 81 81 and from store
at 81 % 81, according to quality. Ohio and Michi
gan worth 81 III "A IS. Southern flour is also with
out change. We quote Georgetown, Brandywine and
Baltimore at 81 62l IS Corn continues to look up
North river 62tc; southern yellow, AZ 57t weight
BUrrER.-The weather has had rather bad effect
upon the market to-day and in consequence not much
business doing. Prices the same quoted Saturday
Prime Orange County is to 10; State l3 70 H.
CHEEsE-Contnues firm, good shipping business trans
acted at 81 u for good Herkimer Ohio, boxed 81 to
q cents
CorToN.-The per Hibernia has had the effect
of bringing our market to stand the sales effected
day were small and at prices in favor of the buyer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-19
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

PoRx.-Ohio in good demand, Sl3 rs for new mess
WHALEBosE.-Two small lots of n. w. were taken on
saturday for domestic at 80 cents all have to
note,
New YORK CATTLE MARREr-August ls--At market
i400 Beef Cattle, GOO from the South; so Cows and
Calves, 1000 Sheep and Lambs.
Frices-Beef attleThe sales of the past week have
been large 200 only of the large Offering remaining un
sold, without however having effected any improve
ment the figures of last week. which we resume ::
Inferior and middlinsqualtiesssl so; superior and
prime So q.
Cows and Calves-We quote Sl1 ID the extremes
ofhe market, showing slight advance on last week.,
prices All sold.
Sheep and Lambs Sheep 81 cts. to So 50 3 rs :;
taken.
Hay-The market is amply stocked, and prices have
considerably advanced. Sales to-day at 81 per cwt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-19
BALTIMORE, Aug. Is, 1915.

BALTIMORE, Aug. Is, 1915.
Non.arrirai Of the Herald-.4 Firemen's Row-Depor.
tre Of The Flying .ariilie,y-Stoek Board, &c.
For the last two days, through mishap other
the Herald has not reached Baltimore which has caused
more excitement among citizens, than If of the
banks hal exploded than the rumored aration
war by Mexico. There are hundreds hare who would
rather go without their dinner than not enjoy their
customed treat in perusing the columns of your excel
lent paper. 1t has, however come TO hand to-day.
On Saturday night had regular old fashioned fire
riot between the Yigilant, New Market, and ndepen.
dent the old battle ground of Gay and Balt
more streets. happened to be strolling about at the
time, enjoying the bright moonlight, and eyewit-
ness to the disgraceful scene
Major Ringgold with his fine troop OF Flying Artil.
lery, their way from Fort. McHenry TO the
Point to embark for Texas board the ship Herman
They have about seventy-fv horses to put board
which viii prevent them from sailing till late this
ing tomorrow morning, and is expected she will be
accompanied by the frigae Congress convoy which
will meet her at Hampton Roads. finer body OF we'll
drilled men have not marched under the American flag
since the revolution, than Major Ringgolds troop II
would require consider Mexican army to capture
this company.
Nothing further has yet been received from Mexico in
this quarter, though daily in expectation of the
reception OF the final mandate for war; which will be
first received here through the telegraph The
office Is crowded every evening halEpas five clock
at which hour the southern mail reaches Washington
and the news brings is transmitted here in moment
and if the line was completed to New York, could be
sent there equally as soon Should there be war; the
telegraph will be invaluable
Robert Renwick, worthy and respectable cabinet
maker OF Baltimore was aragned before the City Court
on saturday on the charge OF asssuting the up
per ten thousand" VIM Chase Barney, Esq, who has
figured in the papers often of late The District At
torney on examining the case, entered verdict of
guilty, or IN other words, served him right, The
cause OF the quarrel out of the nonpay me OF
bill for the furnishing OF that little cottage in Delaware
near New Castle, amounting to the snug of $500
Justice Booth has 1t is thought worse deci
sons in his time than the entering OF mol pros in the
marriage
sTocK MARE. eT-on Saturday Baltimore 6's closed at
16 tor sale, and rs bid Baltimore e's sold al lOlS
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Died

On the evening OF the 18th instant Of consumption
SAMUEL HARLLTJS. IN the 35th year OF his age.
III friends aud acquaintance and those OF his family
are invited to attend his funeral, this ruesday) after.
noon, az O'Clock, from No Twenty fifth street, be
tween Seventh and Eighth avenues
The friends and acquaintance of JAMES w. LAWSON,
*ho was accidenty drowned on Monday evening last
n ms way TO this city, and those Of his brothers. Tuh
ana Robert Lawson respectfully invited to attend
as tune raj from the residence o. his brother inaw MIR
John Dnion, No. 10 Forsyth street. on Tuesday all
iernoon at O'Clock, without further invitation The
theatrical profession, OF which he member are re-
.pecttullY invited. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-19
Weekly Report Of Deaths.
the city and county of New York from the llth day
Aug to the 18th day of August, 1915.


Al Aen-4l Women-l0T Boys-7i Girls-Total 1853
Apoplexy II; Asthma, Il Bleeding q Bleeding from lungs
bleeding from stomach i Burned scalded q Cancer q
CASUALTIES q Cholera nanlum 69 Cholera morbus q Con.
,anno9 q; Coavulso1s lj Group Darrhea 6; Drop
~, D. Uropsy IN the head, Ia Dropsy ia the chest i
Drowned 6; Dyseltery, TO- Erysipeas, /; Fever bilious
Ever puepera Fever remittent Fever typhus ~ Heart
on oil BRAIN 5; nfammstion of bowels III inflammation of
~, = inismmstcn Of kidneys, |; Inflammation Of lungs
Inflammation Of liver Z; Jaundce /; hIarasmus ii; Old
2e rasy !; Premature BIRTH Il Scroula q Small pox
spnal disease /; Teethng, 3, liberation Of stomach Un-
TO 2oto 80 2 30 40 to Soils so co. 81
to ~, 6; 20 TO 10. 4; 80 to 80. 1; unknown, /.
Coored persons
CORNELiUs b. ARCHER, City Inspector.
City Inspectors office. Aug. IS, isis.
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-, Cleared.
p emp n Alien Bnrr, Charleston Geo sutton.
pDls ,ster Dsfnill McNair, savannah Il Nj Dem,II
chr SoVember Holmes, st AIMS Bay Foster NcL.,.n,
Scnr piftti Higgins Jacksonville, Bunker a. PIac.
S Sehr S,las IIanei Smith, Washington Civ PC
Schr Elizabeth, Small. salem Mass '''
Arrived.
snip Europe lof Bath) Baker 50 days from Brems, u; h
las. 70 mastsr-20 passengers, T. K + 'Poppe ' " WI
AUSTRIAN brig Augusta Ludwng Beig s. DAYS from Hambu,
win mdse, 70 Schmidt u Bachen-I0S psssengers
Brig Cordeis Hatch IL days from Ponce PR with
oouthmayd& Son Left baque Panbea Herrick Idg FOR
usu SER isrone Loekha for Philadelphia days Brig
oa RI;s pphowns large blue flag steering Ne
Dig rurItan Amesbury II days from Sydney with LOG
coal TO Ward 4 Brown ''' D' WIN isV
nnt,sh pig la Smith e days from Windsor MS with
Sr,g Aususs, Sherwood days from Savannah with cotton.
sshs Select Gray from Newbe NC naval stores to l.
sehr Alexander Doughty Newborn NC naval stores. to
sehr Globe, Gaskins, Washington NC naval stores to s L
s,chr James, Wood, Baltimore mdse
ochr Sarah, Tundy, Boston, rndse.
o... RelOWs
s''pi one barque, unknown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-19
SECOND HAND PIANO FORTES

..1'1.N., iIIf4ND i IH4NO FOh les.
LOH SALE CHEAP several superior Second Hand Piano
- forcs manufactured BY of very city
kers md win be wsranttd j. perfect order Can be
y horketts Piano Forte Wareroon 4g2 Broadway, doors
si5. ~ ~ W
i9M.uc
~ OTfCE.--IF ALEXANDER BAILI,JE a native of I'd
nou'lh, who went from Liverpool to Philsdelphiaas
sailor about seventeen of be still alive he is
qpesed q appear authorize appearance be made
his nte est IA an apple alton present depending before Lord
hoberso IN the Court of Sessions Scotland relative the
Recall q hs Factory loco atentis favor Of Alexander
vens Bookbinder Edinburgh aud should he be dead il r..
guested thar any acquainted with the fact or who may
know his la lace Of residence, will give information Of bo
this intim 4toA Eli f''' - f'"' W
alQk2e 2nc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-19

The WoRsT ENEMY.-In war on our South
We learn from the Red Rirer Republican of the and inst
that the Second Regiment Of Dragons which recently
left Fort Jessup for Texas had not proceeded far from
their old post before Colonel Twiggs and one or two
others were attacked with fever and obliged TO suspend
their march.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-19
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
BY LAST EVENINGS NAIL.
The Elections.

TEsNEssEE.-We have received returns from
twenty-six counties for Governor OF this State, by
which il will be seen that there is wing loss Of $50
votes as compared with the vote given in the same
counties at the last Presidential eleclon:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-19

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.-The Directors of
ss;on ., Eraaer;cn J,ing nc hoo &c tra "a. 49,
The Herald OF that city learns that it is probable at the
meeting OF the Board, which takes place early in
September that contract will be made for the execu
of the work II is said that the work can be done
within the estimates and payment be made the State
hon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-19
The NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation---Forty Thousand.

+ DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price . cents nor
,opy-$ IS per annum-pay able in advance
WEEKLY HERALD-Eve Saturday Price 81 cents
per copy-$s ~ cents per annum-payaile I advance
cash in advance
PRINTING Of all kinds executed wh beauty and
despatch.
Qy- All letters or communications, by all addressed
70 the establishment, must be post paid the postage
VIII be deducted from the subscription pney remIttsd
JAMES GORDON BPNETT,
5aofRikroa OF TIVE Ngw YoRK HEsALp lrABLsHMgH7
Northwest corner Of Fulton and ryasu streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-19
Clsy's maj, /:
Fosters maj. 1901

The above are the only returns from any State, re-
ceved by lastnghs mail, that we have not hitherto
gwen. They speak for themselves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-19
Miscellaneous Recor, !.

psinted h apparently new bottom nm ,yb;te nine
passed june II Ia ase kee and about ~ in length was
rosan SNIP apparently American ~ III H.. r - -
~ "''s ~@ seen of Nassau en- in,, bonnd mann aAo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-19
NIarrieSl.

On the 10th instant by the Rev. w. NJ Jacobus at the
re science of Mr. I. Bate BROOKLYN Long Island Mr. N
w. SHARP to Miss CAROLINE CHAMBEns, both of Eng
land ~ - A'"S'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-19
Passengers Arrived.

,LIyEnrooI1steam ship Hbemia Bostou-Mr and Mrs
n anPhrey M Mrs aud two Misses Peabody Miss Meics
,9n Ms Wil',smso.. williamson, Thurot, Mr. Reid
Dr megs Francia aud servant MIR aud Mrs Ironsde Rev
y Psrkes, Messrs Legovaie. Alex Mackenzie Gilbert
ofquhaft Schwsrs Fleming. Norris, l. G Bliss Thoma,
oehran, BERN, WIN Black Master Black + Baldock
TI,Ga hseks,t covils rHaSy Stoss u Nichols Gee
Andews, Lntgues w Maitland. Gardne; Green Vavbi d
= ~ acke.%sn + Tryo, Cssse Maur Petrie jon
hunt VI Grirnke, Moses Larroque, Clarke Phillips Patti
son Gq,ton Spyer Lieut. Mel Clinock Kobt Kei Robe
~ ade rosie, VIM Mnnroe, Chas Buckingham James Wild
ome Louis Moran Louis Groshobs DR. shaw, James Perry
nerrli Ward Butte Peet, Buew, Rev Forbes
rev Wilain r Wilder Brunchet sohn Brand, Nun
al. dh9s Fem Sims W NJ Brandos From Halifax
.ir and Mrs Boggs Mes.rs Newman Nevers VIM Skeny 7
and 1 Wicklf, Gillon, Ross. w Ross b Narrawsy
tusSson Schrow, Mrs Hill. Mr. and Mrs Chipmon WIN
VILE snd child Mrs Shields and child Miss Nesb
Jon s aud child Capt Phillips, i3d Reg British Army~25
poScE-Brig CoIdelia-pr L Armstrong and lady, Henry
Cardoze aud lady, Ramon Rivera '' ''
sAyAxSAH-Brlg Augusta-Mrs Tomb and child ID l. Pal
mer watts, u button, w Mumford e. G Thomson Il
ffch, Z Head, ID FERRIS in the steerage. 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-19

g., laorlcAL SToRM-Loss OF LrPE.-A most fear
to a s'o ~ o. thunder and lightning took place at the
fifteen nerso5s H. Island Of Cuba the 4th ult killing
e ni Of ss ow Ios Of life the Vi
tween ory aoS amounting in some accounts to be-
been and continued intense great nube ,ne neat mad
naa aiea ron tne enec Of the The drougP, @
sity. ~" previous inten.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-19

FIRENEN's RIor.-On Saturday n;gh, 81
o'clock false alarm of fire created hy reu. ~
young men, which ended in a disgraceful row Ivy o.
corner oil Baltimore street and Tripoetts alley l.
NUMBER Of persons protesting to belong TO the Ns
ana independent fire companies met there a,d
lousu .or considerable time with brickbats club, &
csusIng some OF them to be severely injured A nun
of-Bah. Clipper, Aug Is. ''''"' ''posed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-19

FROM OREGoy.-AN INDEPENDENT GOVERNMENT.
The Platte, Mo-, Argus, of the I'd inst pub-
fishes letter from Peter H. Burnett dated "Falatine
Plains, Oregon Nov. 4h," in which he states that the
were patiently waiting for the result OF the negotiation
between the United States and Great Britain on the
gon question and that should the two fail
TO settle the question now convention will be called
constitution adopted and indie pendent mt
IN operation at once This would indeed be "headinp,,
tie expected - oN'"' :" !" way 'hey III.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-19

W. orders have been received al Norfolk On m
e"' the w. frgstc Congress for sea Immediately "
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Mr.. Olster and Mr.. Russell, two of the persons in
Jnred by the explosion Of a gasomeer in Allegheny
CITY Pa, last week died Thursday The other
ed persons, it is thought, will recover.