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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

The La,c Reporter Edited by p W
Chandler. Boston. Nos for May ouI
June lSij
So long as that journal passed by our
Sta G Judiciary in silence, we wcrc disposed
to be a silcn, reader oflls pages though hy
no means satisfied that the Impula,lon at
lnsignl ficancc. which IT'S silence cast upon
our Cour, and Bar, was either just or Pc.
lite. We should not now profcr n remark
bu, for the character OF ,s first notice Of
our judicial proceedings contained IN the
las, two numbers. That notice consists a.
short and imperfect notes of CASES deci'i
nj the lns, term of the Supreme Cout, IN
Washington County, copl,d from the Nrr.
mont patriol in which paper they were
published fnr the Information Of persons ~
the County, interested to know the result Of
their own or their nr,Chboes lnusuns, and
bv no means intended 10 grace the pnres Of
n JurIdiral journal MS specimens oI the
practical Ju1lca,ure OF the State II the
Editor Of the II, no,,"r hal lc,n disposed
nj 50 late a day. 20 b. lu,' TO ltc B.rch al
Bnr of the State, il voui have been much
more tisfIc,orilv indicated lv APPLYING
some Of the important cases drciacd uetal
Of taking the hnstv minulcs Of the cases. ,u
massc, decided ut ono tom IN n single
County. lwoull have had better seem.
ing, had he cast his eye over the dir,Nb
contents OF some Of our IS Vols Of "N'r
mont Reports, md given some hlry s..
lccicd extracts lnlle Of snch space ms rs
granted TO the Reports Of our Sister New
England States
The i'll gIacc Of the matter is IT, -
means relieved by the note IN the last y,
under the head Of 'Ilotch pot We take
no exception TO the Editors report Of llr
case against the Town OF Roxbury I,isn
proper report OF such a case
But we deem his compllmcn, 10 orr Bar
in conn xlon with hi sapologv for not Aay
ing noticed our Judiciary before, to be q
ccCdrnglv i'll favored If our Bar arc
worthy of,hc compliment, then the npoo.
gy is most lame. Though no one m0r
have sent him notes, Of the decisions. n
full Volume Of Reports have been publish
ed yearly by authority, some Of which have
probably strnycd as frr from home rs Hos-
ron-rcpous too, which, though Of no very
great prct'usIon contain cases That hnv"
received attention and communication from
some very well esteemed iuridical writers
md some toicJaJle lawyers and Judges N
ncighboring States 'Wnshburn's Digoe'
--ofthe Reports Of this State lately pub.
lished, is an elaborate and faithful digest Of
nIl the reported cases, and ms we deem, -
in no way dlscrcditnblc 10 our Judiciary
Some passing notice Of this, with IN 'v-
tract or two. il nerl and space had allowed
would have been quite ms satisfactory nstbc
in1iscrminnre batch e minutes taken from
the weekly newspapers.
We are too small n t1te md too hr
from the centre Of Jurldlcal light. rIghtrully
10 expect gcHronfy from our more hyoro;
supcrors. But We dcsplse the mennpcss
which is manifested in the shallow nnl
false apology FOR the neglect to be- 1oa.
which IS contained in the last number orrnc
Reporter. Vermont Bar
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

!, appeau TIA, the Indsn war = now "a
cing ,long the whole line ol the RIO Gran.
d. trom ~ mouth to lls sOutcc
On the South the Cammarches are de-.
vsstauug he country, from Ma,arnofas
=, the Passo de Noue above thu town
the Apsehes and kowsys are extending
lhrIf deprcdahon' near 10 Albuquerque nnd
puv above THIS position the lu,a Indians
vre q c'solalug The country, through the
whole valley Of Taos
Tho Mar Nah those Indian tribes vii
probable become raofc End more formidable
unul The Indians afe checked by the L
rsrG STATES
The weak settlement of Chihuaha and
Santa f. vii be scarcely able 20 u,h,ttnc
The lefuhe inrosts Of thee Asysgos. AID, 4
hy The lndan allies from Arsansas anc
Missouri, Who have blultd wuh success
even wrh the veteran troops O. The Unne
S.alrs
lniecd. ms no, IN possible hat ,hr Nhsi
nrorloce Of ca hufhua sad Sau,e Re u,a'
ts "a possess.on Of lsjiSn ,rbes ~ 'hc couts
o(Gvs or ,rn wears, uolrss the rJvcrnmo
of he Unaed States lnIepn'e III ol.horH
10 keep ,he,e ,rbc, 10 check For "a,
reason Me1no would derive an imnens
advantage from snneIau,n - tHcoso
,Iass) rs 'srfs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

TWe sec by the las, Voice of Free.
dom, that orr friend Holcomb has turned n
cold shouIder'upon.. his liberty party friends,
and says he can no longer go with them.
We canno, by his 'annuncialion exactly
see where he is going to- though we
hope he may prove yet, good Wing
and true
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

II wss no, - surveyed. and ~s are glad 10
know ihsl this ,s nov being done, under the
direction OF M. Gilbert, sn able and oompe.
teri ~ngineeet, who is Jus, of from a survey
Of ibe Ogdensbutg and Plstisburg rail road
We accompanied him for short tim. near
were informed by him that, TO tho poin, where
we then stood. which va. nearly two miles
north Of "Gookin's Falls" and upon the
bank Of Ouer Geek, he had not found the
slightest obstacle and that evev thing wa,
decidedly favorable for an easy grade. From
The place ofdivergemen, from the surveyed
route at East RutlapJ, To this point. he had
fund a descent of - fcet,and which was well
distributed. lie has made cursory erplo-
ration At Sou,herland's Falls, and he thinks
no difficulty will be found there IN finding
an easy descent 10 the lower Fats Of Ou't
Creek This certainly argues well-indeed
It IS proof positve--that a much better route
will be found there than the surveyed one,
II never struck US as reasonable, that in or
der to reach point 6oior VI. we should first
start by ascending Once upon the valley Of
OuerCfeek, a nd we should hear no morcof the
high grades and the serious obstacles between
this poin, and Burlington. In view then Of
these considerations we still feel sanpuine in
the ultimate success Of our route. We know
tha, it Is by o5 or 30 miles the shortest one
we know tina, we have four times more bu.
siness 10 support road than has the section
through which the Central route passes and
we believe the business men nf Boston i'll vet
see the necessity Of bringing to their narke,
The only portion If Nep Engioad that har not
as vet been able 10 reach H.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

Florida Election The returns from
the first election, IN the State OF Florida
have been received sufficcn, to show thai,
the triumph of the Locofocos is thorough
and complete. A 'lp from the Savannah,
Georgian, containing letters from various
parts Of Florida, gives the following as the
result
Mosely, the Loco Foco candidate for
Governor, is elected over Call, Wing, by n
majority ofaboul GOO
Levy, Loco Foco, IS elected to Congress
over Putnam, Wing by 800
The Legislature will be as follows
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

Lzt1, f,sM TsxaI The New OF
lr,n, p,esvsne ceo,nins inieiliserce from
Oalrrssa 70 IN. tsh. snd from Hov''on
20 Ire 2-ih niumo hfcagh' 70 Inst efy ~
a., Y.sm,bia NcKin vhich arrived IN
~, aiu Of My n i''rnm'ry 81 in'd
f-sncs that rap,f "a', ihal he I.
f.,rI Stat, 'qusd,rn ha,f7 led lfcm I-r
,,-on The NV sion o. war s, M
", : cpnrri - b. ons of tho as,fi
ll,r, N the American navy. "a. d,s
r-'ried IN the ercning ofihe 2i'h Of MAY
Z, Veu Cruz Wy Com Stockton The
rh,r tcsscif comprising tho squadron 49,
ste Princeton, Saratoga and brig Potpoip
.-,ilcd on cruise down the Gull On tho
9Th. three day, after. snd rs ,aid IN h,
Com S'nc kioo's Intention - look in ~
Corpus Chrisl Brsr1' Santiago anl 9th
- POM, On he car Tho Hon & 4
WirLlfs. lar tnrcd S','o' Postmaster
Comm - 'cl m bos,d ~ Princeton. md
tAe hcd vasctpcr''i 10 furtn TO Galrcsl
TN m tho corr,r lcn DAYS On the re-.
'u,n NJ he Oct II was said 10 be- Com
s;ockious intentions 20 give n inagoi fcisn'
TAIL on losrd ,i'puredon IN t''ntn for,hc
eom?limen, pad him AMI officers by the
eni1ens Of Galveston.
The McKim brough, dc,rn'ch', from
Stockton 10 opr Government which wete
- be sent Immediately to Wash'noion -
TIL recon m,nd1'ion Nv President Jones ~
CONVENTION n the people, - received with
ur.vor,al favor cT-or,.,n the remote" wes'
md thcfe he people are yic'dnc their Oh.
I'clions and Proceeding 10 the election NJ
d.lcca'rf The SIGH, opposition which
Annexation has hitherto met, IS said to BE-
d'-ppnurG.
The Houston Star OF the 9Th after nole
ing rumor that the Menicnr troops were
concentrated at San | LOUIS Polosi, snvr-
Nnhm few DAYS we have received in.
diligence from respectable source Tint
'hc,e uoo1s have approached the RIO Gran.
de- md that 1t Is now cernlnlv reported in
NcIlco ihal the, arc 10 be Stationed cas-, Of
the river Il Is said that the Mrxicnn gov.
ofrmcni IS determined to 'akr~posscssion Of
the country west oi the Ncuc.s, and when
tho measure Of annexation is consnmmn,cd,
she will .ppcal to The world md declare
IN possr.sion Of her troops the claim Of
Tc,as 10 it is void. Information has re-.
Gently been received nj Corpus Christi that
Mexico is playing deep game Of itench-
cry We arc happy to state here tina, mr.
ranGemen,s have been made to obtain nc
cutnlc Information NJ the movements Of the
Mesienn iorcrs. md II is believed thn, our
government, viii he prepared to repcl any
Intrusion of,hc Mexican troo1s into The dis
pn'cd territory"
il is inlim1tcd that Com S,ock,on's visit
N Corrus Chrlsi may have some connect.
ton with these movements
The Hunting pnry, Of which G w
Kcndrli. ESQ wa, n member ha. returned
from Texas. They haycbccn highly s1c.
coSsfa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

rcodeni Of the New York kxprors, WI
iing from the Csr,,sl, vnd,r date Of June
iOh. ciru The following sceoun, Of mat
ter =, Washington
No Wig opposition IN Col Polk ha'
bc'p hail 60 nl,nso md tercrc ., that
Which De has. hy b., acts, implanted m ihr
hsaus Of 10; q icw, by any means. Of ih'
Trading rncn Of he own parry Could
I'LL 81 The imprecations which ] nm con
SANITY hearing, from those who feel that
they hsvc hen, no, only Disappointed hui
wrong,d, and name the persons Who make
,h-m YOU, even. with MI your knowledge
upon lhi, suh,cci. would be nsoni,h,d -
These mslcon'en's cannot now BE- nppessed,
nd rhtir nd will nri'hct be backward nor
ntficlrn, IN the glorious work Of hufling
from power the Co,hs and Nsndils, whom
rhcy were 90 instrumental in placing there
Mark the pred ction AMI look out for the
demonstrations, 5000 nhcr the opening Of
the next srssion II Congress
The cabinet officer. who IS growing IN.
popular faster than any Other, IS Mr. Geo.
Bancroft. am sorry for this, for dcs
red To think we'll OF one poss, sslnc such
marked talents Of i,emy man. His en-.
NIFTY to Mi Rnn,oul, his rival for the hon.
ots and sDrrobauon Of the New Englnnd
Jcmocrncy, It is generally suppos' d ptonp.
I'd hun TO urge, or effect the removal Of
the donn or fifteen Tyler Ranloul demo.
Gratis from he Boston Custom House, re
Gently
observe, too. bis treatment Of Engineer
&. 3 Moss. because Of tho htter's pure, I'M
aduI,cta'ed Tylersm Moss was regular.
" examined, bv the proper officers and by
them pronounced competent, before he Fc.
cevcd his appointment lie was confirm.
cd bv the Senate. commissioned, and order.
Il 10 do duty ut Piusburg In day or
two after, he was nsulIingly presented with
furlough until next December, to 20 and
learn the practical duties Of his Office
This being made known, ms one Of NJ Ban.
ctcRs acts against 1ylerisn, that conscl.
tn,lousSecre,arv caused al insulting cxpIa-
nation tc be officially published IN the u.
MON, IN which II is falsely charged that
Moss asked 10 have his nomination with.
held from the Senate until It's next session,
because or rs IT, he was conscious OF his
wan, Of character and practical information,
when it was we'll known tina, 1t was solely
upon political grounds that he made the re.
quest And now, neither the Secretary,
nor the E1A'uc.in.ChlcL who was one Of
those who examined him and reported IN
bis favor, will notice his personal calls or
official communications. SO | am inform.
cd. The mater, however. wlll no, rest
! here.
The removal oftwo clerks, 10 particular,
in the Department, to wit, Mr. James and
Mr. Simons, has create wide and intense
sensation. They were most excellent Off
GERS, Of unspouod and universal beloved
characters, and were no, politicians except
they were always supposed 10 entertain whig
predictions, i any. There are to be two
more removals, VIZ Collector Van Ness
and Auditor Collins, and then you will see
as pretty an open war in the democracy,
! as the Wings could wish to have taken
place The document rs al hand "
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19
SERIOUS STAGE ACCIDENT.

SERIOUS STAGE ACCIDENT. As the
stage which Plies between thus village and
Schenectady, wos deceodlng hill, luule
cast of Balston Spa. or whit is called the
'hard road, yesterday morning, one of the
rclns upon tho leaders broke. causing The
horses to vince! ont OF the road and precip.
u'tlnG the sage with fuit load passengers
oti from bridge some II or H. feet y
at the foot of the hill One Of the INSIDE
passengers by the name OF DR.. Paine OF the
city OF New York, who had been stopping
for few days at Saratoga, was dangerous
~ if not fatally injured, upon The head, and
one OF hIs ears was cut tniIfely OF The
drIvcf vas considerably hurt aud others OF
the passengers in the coach we're more or
less injured though we do not hear lha,
any Of them are in dangerous situation
except Doctor Paine. - Saratoga RcpubIl.
eau.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

rfBy reccn, advccs from Washing.
Ington il would seem that Mr. Van Ncs.
has slipped his neck from under the gulo.
tine, and has resigned his office as CoIlec
tor at New York. Mr. Lawrence hos been
appointed 10 gil hi, place.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

We hope the above call Of the State Cen
receive the attention Of the Wings Of this
county, and that it will lie cheerfully respond-
ed 10 by such delegation from every town
as the occasion warrants, and such as all
expect from the ercr-true and rigildnt rLieJ
~ Old R,ni1ni From every section Of the
State we learn that the Locofoco party are
arousing themselves for action. Their pa
pers are already calling upon the patty to
awake from their SAUNDERS, and II is only
through our apathy that they expect to tri.
umph over Us. We know that our people
are often disposed to leave the matter Of Sc.
lccting the candidates Of the party, TO few
and sometimes TO those who are not entirely
acquainted with The public feeling in refer
ence to this matter. This is not as il should
be. The people have not only right but n
deep interest in the selection Of their candl-
dates, and th" success Of the p1ris is mat
icr'of deep nietes, to US all. Let It be rec.
objected tina, a nomination by tho Wing party
OF Vernon, should be an election; and ia al
mos, every instance where the nominations
of the party have been made by the people,
such has been the result. Who, then, bu,
the people themselves, should attend 10 this
mattct' Let every county I've fairly repre-
scnicd, and the feelings Of the mass compos-
ing the Wing party be properly needed, and
We do not fer the issue. The high hopes OF
our locofoco hiends-the new converts to
the creed Of Southern democracy-wil again
continue to wave oveta free and indepen-
dent people. Up then, and make ready fw
tho conflict.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

LEAD MINIS The number OF hands
Engaged IN the mining and smelling IN
iowa, Wisconsin and Illinois, i. increasing
irom 30 10 50 per cent every year The az
nuc ,ursl popu Islion and business OF that
region are increasing IN an equal ratio. A
new nine was discovered at Galena two or
three weeks ago There is lead enough
10 that mineral region to supply the civil
I'D World fora thousand years
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

D,drem N n, Clay Family 1t is
announced ~ the Alton Telegraph, by one
lns returned from Lexington, Ky, that the
dom"s'e af'ei'ons Of the distinguished
statesman. Henry Clay, have lately been
greatly added to, by HI, youngea sons be.
coming derangcd This makes the second
son that IL now an inmate OF the Luna,c
Asylum and We deeply sympathise ullh
Sir Clay AMI bi, wife u this hour Of ,bc;r
d,Sress We are also informed from the
same source tha, Mr Clay las become n
oommuuIoanl ofthe Episcopal church IN
Lexington Ia the eonsolatlon, Of IA. r,
lSion be has embraced, may he God he
nrsns Of reconciliation 10 those domcsie NJ
hctioai which arc beyOnd Als eonlrAl in.
Y ExpIosa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

Ohio The Governor Of Ohio A1' o.
sued his proclamation agrccaby 20 L.. p
notifying that the following new banks ~
authorised to proceed 10 the t1ero" n
banking Commercial Bank. Cacana'
CHy Bank Cleveland Dayton Bank. Dag
on
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

The eh,rsets' 81 hof~e.,.m u..y Be iaf,tred
frcp -sh expressed 10 tn. eeo,si p,r-,, the N.s-
700 Neg ht,ot, ihs, G'od. ~he new, sfr, m,ph
,y-istIs spoa e,e'y nsu add ety ~bo b.lio, tho
..is,, I" SpoS fn,bsfsA, po- ard tbes, ho,
drcp Free ffe".
The Detroit Advertise pots ,efy appropriate
asd very .eA,ble sddc sdum Iu the above pa,srtAph
The character II Mctroaisn. ,aid the Ad,euiseL
may also he iufetred from the further fact thst tho
Mormon, htyc heru the s~crh allies % The loo cfo
CO part, tebsihuo,- tot ,~sts past,
Thew. doubt ofthe "a 1t and no dosb, ri tie
still 'iunbet fact that Gnstsclsm Of oil .ous. po-
htesl. social and religious, fad 1t, pstur.l sG,oi-
ties Ia ocofocois and h'e. to It, embrace with the
tesdine. Of natural instinct. No msttsr What p,t-
uculst ehaseteusiic of mischief mt,role and d,sot-
der they r,y ehsnce To assume, they hnd oongcatal
fceine. in TIN, party and never f,l to seek R' DO
som. with hhal affection that can never lie m,tn-
kca
nTThe books irf sub,crptons to the Vernon,
Central Railroad have h~en oper-d hstc, md lev
shares have hcen taken by sprcu atots but the men
NJ real capital are extremely c,utinus how they 4 o
tnto that concern 80 much deception has been
prscticed IN reference To H. that II has rather bad
odoaf with bes,n,ss mcn
Daily Mail
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

TDfThe subscriptions To ,he Champlain
and CONNECTICUT River Rail Road WA Rut-
land) amount, within tina frs, week, to 500
600 embracing, in part, The subscriptions
from 25 towns
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

GJThe Subscriptions to the Capita e'7'a
Of the Conn'c,icu, Rivcf ar o.,
plain Rail Road in the town OF .. '''
was made by two hundred and may .hs
individuals, class Ecd as .o..o"' --
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19

The New Orleans Tropic, Of June 81
'pcaklng OF the news by the Eurvdicc.
'ays--'A private letter from Vera Ctoz,
received By this arrival states tha, the Eng
l.sh are moving heaven and earth to &c
oomrlsh something What the some
hing is, the writer leaves TO the lmaglna.
ton Of hi, Correspondent The Tropic
adds;
We arc grateful in being able to s,n,c
tha, NC have nj last, heard something as
TO the Whereabouts tho safe and condl
ton (hmcmobIc, though it be) Of the dis
,npuishcd drlomaiis, the Hon Willis
Shannon T., Governor of Ohio, abouI
whom so many inquiries have been lately
made by an sn.ious public who will
share in our qualification, on learnlug that
the man "lcnrned in International Law"
/, sill IN the land Of the living, although
in sore prcdlcnmcnl The unfortunate
Minister to Mcslco has again fallen among
thieves we say srain because II Will
rccollccicd tina, WHOM he was travelling
from Vera Cruz to Mexico. 10 assume the
duties Of ms station some Of the AMBIGUOUS
MEican frocboolors assumed the privilege
OF tightening him Of his stores Of gold CON
and other valuable ulfcs 10 his great cha
gan and discontinue Truly Mr Shan.
Bans outsctnsn diplomats, has been mos,
rilninou.l Y unfortunate, Robbed on his
way 10 the scene ofhis duties as Rrprcscn.
tslvc Of hs couIdty IN a foreign land -.
'nutb,d, IN the shof,cs, mariner imagm
ble, hY an ou'iandsh MeIican. who tells
him ! have nothing more 10 say to YOU
md then ahcr months Of .ohscufly leaving
SENSITIVE poor' to imagine al kinds Of
dlrc m''tar' as having occurred 10 trm
the first we hear ri the unfortunate Ccull'-
man !. that he has arrived in Vera Cruz
all lauerod and torn and quite forlorn,' the
vie Mexican Blndui have again CLEANED
lln out and literally arirod him He
should now reIre from public life and re-
pose his hard.carntd fame
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19
THE ENGLISH MIssron. Mr.. Calhoun

The ENGLISH MIssIoN Mr. Calhoun
has declined it, Mr. fillmore has declined
it Mr. Pickins has declined it Mr. Ma.
son has declined it,nnd the Journal Of Com
merce ads Mr. Woodbury. to the number
who have also declined. 1t is SAID too, that
nobody will nccepl'hc mission, perhaps for
the reason that 1t will be mosynrduous
one for whoever may undertake il,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-19
Daily Mail

betn) District, Richard S. Donncl. Wig,
is announced, whcteupon Mr. Toole de-
cllncs, leaving the field 10 Clarke, the reg.
ular candidate
Nc,r Hampshire. Hon Jared w. Wi.
Iiams of Lancaster, formerly Representa-.
tive in Congress was nominated, on Thus.
dnv, by the Loco Tocos Of New Illmp
shire, ms their candidate for Governor, at,
the election IN March next
Troy and Green Iuh. The Troy Wing
Of Friday says The cars came up from
Groenbush, last Evening, on the arrival OF
the Boston Train. They will leave for
Grecnbush this morning and afternoon, to
connect with the trains for the East
Mr. Webster al he bar, The Hon
Daniel Webster is, at present, engaged, os
counsel IN an important case in the L. S.
Circuit, in New York City The Hon.
Mr. Archer is Likewise counsel in the case.
Any kind OF brush, such as pine bough,,
or other sorts Of fine limbs that will lie com
pact, il laid upon rocks while being blasted
by powder, will completely proven, frng-
men,s from flying, so that you may blast
rocks in the vicinity OF buildings with peifec,
safety
New England has already invested thirty
millions of dollar, in railroads most Of which
Investments pays dividend Of and per
cent; some OF them as high as 10 and IL
per cent. Railroads now IN progress of CON
s,ruc,Ion will absorb twelve millions more
The Syracuse papers announces the death
Of The Chief Of the Onodaga Indians. nj the
Castle on the Reservation, a, the age Of 100
years.
Slic'de ola Murdreu The Charleston,
Illinois, Republican, Of the 18Th ult, says
Miss Elizabeth Reed, who was to have sui.
iered the las, penalty OF the law, opon the
gallows, this da,, Tor the murder of her hus-
band, committed suicide by eating glass.
Mr. Fehnimore Cooper, who deals largely
IN libel suits, means Of living whch the "a
~ and vicious are addicted to. Is about To
the Albany evening journal.
ture OF equal p rts Of salt and aches rp.
Piled around The stems Of young cabbage and other
al
,ure Of soot and sulphur on cucumber, squash and
melon vine. VII keep of bugs
Ffodenck DO pglaN,the fugitive lately stated that
he knew religious STAKEHOLDER who was acoustom-
ed while casigatns his slaves to quote from scrip
,ure lie that kno~eth HI, master. viii aud doeih
j, not. shall be beaten with many stripes.
. cc,.... IT. ,l.,,
We think that Mr. Jenk, Ia, an undoubtcd right ia
The editor Of the Erie Ob.erycrwho Ia, lately
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gov "'''''O' "''.e"s '"@ a's., . ''"s" '1 y,
Lowell, who proposes 10 teaeh 'cfe"el "ofk,
Give, !, a. hi. decided opinion thu, I,die, under,
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low
u, whi,,.v y, D,Jh,n h,, mad. from the
.,oor,h, chin and G,,h,,d rev ,,.ld, for 4
,o,,, ma, uho had nj, buro, off eighteen wear, A.
90
man by the uame oi ou'I'"' "a oaho'd''" Tor
Congress in North Carolina. LIS the opinion Of
many that we have outlaws enough IN Congress al
rsady.