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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-04-12
6eribtIidc GutIebci6uue I'M Ciner Sci:
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lamb wuroe nsuIib Elm 3eitun9sprcseB A.
8unfen ees Seraus9e 9ebsrs entlbieosn mel
der sincn feiner &uuosu fur nsuu Sabre
fbulci9e5 3iitun9s9eIc usrftaqts. Gsmur
De entihieocn cab caS rsseImd6i9e Qbfenceu
ciuer 3eitun9 ourb bic poit Don elmer
Druderei. seni9snoer 8sweis III. bas bic.
feIbs eboIten murcs. uno cine 3cituna an
Sunebmsn cbns oisftIbe objubcfeusn Die be.
trrfcnbe pefon Su eersn 89atluna per
binpIib mabt, Ginsrlci cb bic 3eituna brcr.
pst mures CbGr nidt. Das 8reift Der
Su,y mar esmSufcI9e.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-04-12
SelebrenDe 1tnterbaltun9.
.(stus Dem nobiO GOsrefponrsnt."o
Sic Treunb fcbaft.
@pn efntr Oams.

gUn elmer Dame.
SrsunoIhaft, 6stts aCIsr sflsn 9nsfn,
Srebtrntsn nennet oieb mcin Wluue;
Sa, bu tilt's uno tiit cs itCts 9npsfn
Die 6calddt ouf bisIsm @rocnrune.
Du nur n,abct ettidlitb uns i'm ee6cn,
git'f Dem .Serjrn wabres Srcb9cfdbl;
Darunl fl aub tsts nlciu pcrS er9eten
gRabrcr Srcunefhaft bis ans eetcnssid.
I'D, scrpiF, cs toat ftin bit'rsr S,irrasu
Dem, Der frCunflcs auf Der Grne rptilt;
Irppttt ortdsn i'm rcs etttns Scraen,
S4Cnn ttin Srcuno bicfltcn nit ibm tbcilt.
Selbf Der 8cdc ftmcdt uur b0tt bic Srsues,
Die CT luht uno fh tercitcn licB;
90 CT Sstatrmtcn outb ptr9cues,
Sbnc Srsuno III tiine Srcaes iGf.
., mic stddlitb fitbtt ftb ocr @cerddts,
Der pcn StbidIalsftiirmsn tisf 9t6cu0t
gRittiostbr6ncn lei Gem Srcuno utidtt,
Der ibni tinsn ,Sarm burtb Srcit prltbubt.
90Io pcr(tummen FINES ptr5cns Gla9en,
@uto miro ibm fin Sbranrnitrcm 9itIGt;
Nlmnlsr miro CT bchnnn9slcs perja9cn,
Gr Dem SrCuntestrcft ros Sr3 rrftiGt.
Srtunrfboft tpabrc, trcnnCt feline Ssrns
Dtnn ibr 9rcFss 3a 1T @w9trit;
llcter'm Srots fibit i'm Ssitb brr Sterns
9Rcrosn ibrs 9ancs frcb srnsut.
DAP fitb iSnc ianftsn 8citnbancs
ShtSn9cn fiit ftbrn bier UNI ms berum,
.! bann wirbn bicis SbrSnmlanbs
Chen fir uns Gin frcb @lpfum.
Srnuefboft otbttt feline Giuorms,
Gis rsrlabrt Rtihtbutn, Sian, uno grabt
sRsnn man sctsn bsrstn Srauoibaft nabms
Bt,bCn ibnGn Scunn Sot 9Iadlt;
Grtb, rurr wiu Gin 5rrunrfhoftsft9d brsbsn
Stitrbaltrno Sptitr Scdcn Slid; ...
Gsltlt bic 6rtbtit miro om Srtprt rabcn,
StSrsn ftl6lt bts SrrpIrs eSb,nsslad.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-04-12
0sr RrRh1ina. .sfs.i


@ie besoubsno flinet eiefes gSort trften
Sbren Der 8ewuncersr elmer wisoeraufIeben.
ben reibenesn Natur. BaIo pereen bic
@dleer ibr friftcs 9rin wietr anIeaen
uno Bieien unb SIuren in ibr buntes Blu.
men9ewano 9efIeioet fein. .! nie erquidenb
III es oann bic ippiee Ndtur ansuf6auen
uno in tiefe Setradtun9 Der gSerte ee
Sbopfun9 cabin Su fnfen. g8ie stbett
cine fcl6e Seene ben @riif bes Menfben
uber itces peroorbene 9eflbl unb ssiat ibm
NIT eOppeltsr &raft feline sissne @erinsbstt.
IS 1T eiefeS Elm 8enuB Der BON Saufenon
Gle eipt9 lnnerbalb ben enssn StroBtn er
9rcbsn Stdcte oerfdIcTen fint, nod ME in
ieiner 9anSsn @rObe 9ei6medt Gnros. un6
ben ibnsn fein Sersnhasn Don Mssnf6eu
bsrsitet. erfeesnfann. Ser sludlide eanD.
mann ers6et iib iecsn Morsen on eieftm
erbsterncen Sdaufpiel wo Miriatsn &bau.
trcpfen auf psm erinsn &sppid Der Natur
Iib abips9eln, uno bic bsfiscsrtsn Sdnsr
br Mcr9snIiso in IebIidsr Sarmonis barsin
5nitfbrn. @clt erbabenes Silo.-S.p.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-04-12
Gin itrensrr ssinter afOrmpnen

Sin itren9er SSintcr-Sic Wformpncn.
2(m pbern MiiTouri 1T Der perfIciTene
@inter uber ale Seeriffe ifren9 uno an.
baltcno 9emefen. Sdcn bel Sort eeauen'
NORTH lag nab QusIa9e bersr, eis bort ubsr.
winterten, Der Sdnes BON Mitte Nopember
biz in Den Qnfans oiefs5 @onats, ahf ben
b6bsren Steuen uno Gbenen erei SUB bod
uno in Sertiefun9en Don fnnf uno mebr Sus.
SaS Wilo fonnte feline Rabrun9 mebr fin
Den unb fam in Saufen um, isIbt Qroirie
bubuer uno anoseS @efIu9el fisIsn tobt pon
Den Sdumen. Son elmer Ibtbeilun9 Ora:
9oner. meIte unpafienoer @eife wdbreuo
Der ffrenqfen &dIte ben eanome9 BON Sef'
ferlcn 8arradS BEL ct. 9ouis nab Dem
Sort MAIDEN musten, erfroren Die meiifen
Singer uuo 8sben, ia 5dncs uno Slee, uno
elmer Don ibnen' iiir;te foot nieoer, aIs er
faum i'm Sort eaS &aminfeuer .errei6t
bate.
Su &anssUilIs. .weItes eini9e bunbsrt Mei'
len meiter aufmdrtS. in Der Ndbe BON @Oun'
68r Str 8fOBe Stdftoh Der @NeormOneu, aus
wonoerun9. Sn osfer llmee9eno ifano bel
einem bier SUB tisfsn StbneeIaqer, oas
Thermometer 81 Sage lang for tw breub
unter Sero, 9emsinlid s bis 10 @r., aber
am III. DECEMBER fieI eS auf Fl 9raoe
Die Snciansrltimme am NliITCuri baben
f6rcdltb 9cIitten. Die Smabas 0erloren
tbre idmmtliben 9ferbe uno mu6ten aus
Wian9el an allen anoern NabrunaSmitteln
tbre ab9ebun9erten Sunoe iblabten. Qub
ben Sarmern am WiiIcuri famen pieIe
Shneine, pferoe uno Ginepieb pUr Nroli
uno Soun9er UNI. 80
Die Mormcnen bes @interquartisrs ,u
&anesUiue bereten iib bercits Sum arcsen
3u9e nab Dem SaIbtbaIe Dor. sSbre an
cbi9Cm Srte erfbeinsnoe 3eituna "Srontisr
9uarcian' pubIiSirt iiber bsn plan Sol
genors: III.
"Sie Gcmpa9nien iotlsn BON tieism Wunfte
aus Die &eife nab Dem 9rObsn Sbal ces
SaLbiceS antreten, fObalo bnIdn9 9Iides @ras
9ewabfrn 1T. 60 ,pie auf Dem 9aaerplas
rieTeits ees SluiIss cine Gcmpoanie BON so
Bd9en pefammeIt 1T, fol iis i6 eisenos
cr9aniiiren uno ben Marfcb antrcten. Sn
oiefer QnjabI f6nnen iie uisI bequemer uno
fbneuer reiien, oIS in 9rO6en MaiTen. Die
nit elmer lcIben @aasnSabl 9ebenoen @dnr
ner une iun9en Surfhen iino ausreibeno,
Ole @arauane 9e9en Gle Sncianer au Der.
tbeiet9en, uno g8affsn, osrsn piele natb Der
@olonle Su tran5porttren inb, fotlen bnen
9eteut mereCn, wenn Der Sapitdn uno bic
Ieteneen Wdnnr Der Gompaenie aeb6rias
Stbsrbeit oafir Isifsn. 0ie @cmpoouie
Organization ii ifrsn9 miIitirifb, uno lSaf.
fen mu6 Elm lece eaSu Sabi9s trasen.
Gine Gilte Der 2rtifst. bic icber @aaen
fubren fou, 1T sbsnfals pibIiSirt. S5or
ibrcm Ib9anss iino iie elmer SnfpeftiOn I'm
terwUrfcn. oh oub eas SUrfbriftsmi6iae
befcr9t wurce, font III ibnru ni6t uerffattet,
nit ben 3u9en Su 9eben. Canaan ees liren
gen Q8tnters in unferer @e9enb baIter Der.
mutbet. cas aud in Der @oIonic bic eebens.
mtteI fparfom iino 70 III cine ar6sere Suan
titdt. ais font 9ep6bnIib, ais @assnIaeuno
psrCrenet worosn.
Den Mcrmonen muB bas COB Suaeifanoen
pcreen, oaB iie BON allen Qusmanocrern i'm
mer Die perifdnci9ifsn, umitbtaflen unc
mtrffamften SCrfebrunssn trrfsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-04-12
sseipeanna nnter ben Simeon.

Die DECEMBER, Nummer res "Setitent.'
Elm isratlitiftss 8latt in pbiIapeIpbia
mtbdIt sinen aufruf. seiiuet auf siuen SOr
fblae ess @brrp. Or. gBife pon 1lbanp
cine Convention in Der 1bii6t Sufammsn A.
rufen. Inn Die aseenwdrti9e Gage Der Ss.
raslilen in Umstifa in Seratbuna Su nebmen
aue Spna9ossn Der Union fouen in eisfel
Convention reprdlentirt wsrosn. UNI ju be.
Swsdsn,: Fs.a " t|iHiyfi+ 5-.J
1. Cine brhOuIids 8srsinisune smifdeu
aaen SpnosOsen in ben S. Stoaten
2. Die @rdnouns pufdISsnrr 8Idtter
in ceutfbsr uno snsIifhsr Sprahs
8. Die Sericrsuns Uon hbsrsinfimmsn
ben SbuI: uno Ssrtbubern Iber biz
9sfbibs Der SfrasIiten.
A. Die Grb6buus oes 6ffsntIi6m @ottes'
bisnliss u. +. 10. Man erwartet BON
tisfsr Convention bic belisn 3efuItats.
Gin nsttes eu.-Sm eoufe
Der go Sabre, felt unfers Bunbes GOnflitu,
tion belfebt baben bic Ser Staaten 6S5,.
630.S02 ~ sur GrbaItuu9 Der eano. une
Ssarmeeuno firfcnilias frie9cifts 3wsds
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-04-12

Die Sreunbfetaft mondsr Mmfbm III
mie elm S6atten: iie ltsben uns nabs, nab.
reno mir i'm SOnnsnf6ein laufen. ben 1u.
qenbIid obsr, mO cine @UIfe lid ilbsr unfsse
9ludSfonne Siebt, Uerlahen fie uns.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-04-12

,Dariber miro isetin 9sutfdIanc, fnnoer'
lidb in @reubsn, .UicI ,sslfritten. Sie gld'
Notwithstanding bate bersifs befdIoi1en,
ben 9itel hE6nis pom 9Ottss 9naoen' ab
tuIdafTen. Seet frsusn fit bic @b,iilen i'm
9anoe, eaB bic gsrfdmmluns .auf9ebOben
III, unb ibr &6nis na6 wie Dor uber iie
"ucn 9cttes @naben" bsrrfbt. Qber iii's
wirfli6 g ottes 9nabs. bic ion 70, spis sr
III uno mie er resisrtI auf preubens Sbron
oefebt hat --. .--.-sr5.-,---ss.s. .s..a-s.ssgsr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-09-20
How the Slavocrats feel.

The Slavocnts are exceedingly chogrned
at the defeat of their coalition brethren in Yer
mont. Just read the following, which we find in
the Washington Union of Sept 10, the leading
Slavocraiic organ. The blackguards are sorely
nettled:-
THANKFUL FOR SMALL FAvORs.-The who's
raise great shouts because they were not defeat
ed in Vermont. They are moderate IN their ex-
pectalions. II is evident they haze calculated on
defeat eperyphere-else why such almighty re-
jo'cing over that poor, benghted, hall Canadian,
federal province called Vermont? To prevent
The wings retiring in disgust from any further
contest, and TO prevent Gen. TayloI's resigning
and leaving the abotionist Fillmore in supreme
command, it was necessary that The democrats
should exercise little msgnanmty, and con.
cede to the wings the Algerine and federal States
Of Rhode Island and Vermont, the last States
which Joined the Union, end which many demo-
Gratis would blush TO claim any how.-Iynion
Daily .Neips.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-09-20
Correction.

In our summary of Election Returns, last eve
ming, we casscd the Opposition as Bogus, rs,
and Old Line Democrats, II. We are informed
that our enumeration Is incorrect, and are happy
10 amend. On careful revision of our list of
Representatives. elect, VIC are assured the proper
disposition of the forces of The Opposition is =
Bogus GO. Old Line Democrats, 81.
Last year, the Free Soil" vote for Needham,
tina Free Soil Candidate for Speaker, was &C. on
The hrst ballot but two less, il would appear.
Than the entire bogus force ia the approaching
Legislature The gain, in consequence of the
Montpelier Jnggle in May, is therefore absolutely
dishrartenlng
While on this topic we may as well remark
that Mr.. Kiltredge, the Wing Speaker. was no,
elected ill tho 4G h Ballot which took MACE on
Monday afternoon, the inn day of The Session
he patriotic Free S'lers had therefore wasted
hVe days, at an expense of about $500 DER dav.
W rul,less eii1rt to pace a large ioke in he
Speakers chair We undertake to predict thu,
tins year, the public business ,oN mol be posinon.
ed for the idle purpose of demonstrating Tho
strength OF bogus Free Soil in Vermont!
Another thing we understand that the " Ola
LINERS" who viii be in the House (and Senalel
WIN have nothing whatever to do with Bogus, in
any shnpe Poor Bogus - Free Press.
We copy the above Bogus and ALL from the
Free Press. The count differs from ours. but
may be quite as correct. In several cases we
set down members as coalitionists who were
marked (nconsiderately, we supposedly as locos.
in our returns.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-09-20
From the New York obterver'
Abolition of Slavery in the Por-
tuguese Colonies.

We are grauficd to learn that there is now
fair prospect that Il law will soon be passed in
Portugal for the abolition OF slavery in all tho
Colonies OF that country. A bill for that pur
pose was read in the Chamber OF Peers Of Lis
bon, on the 25h Of May last, and the Committee
on Colonial Affairs, to whom it was then refer
rcd, made their report on the 2Jth o! juno, ap.
proving the bill and recommending its adoption
by the Chamber. Tue bill provides;
|. mat the children OF slaves born after the
date Of the law shall be free from the moment Of
their birth.
il. That the slaves who enter any territory or
snip OF Portugal, after the date of the law, from
Whatever motive, shall be considered free from
the moment that they enter such territory or ship
THIS ci1use Is thus qualified: In those coun-
tries where slavery Is sanctioned by Law, if
slaves 60 on board a Portuguese ship while in
any port OF such country, that they are of course
amena0le to the laws of thlt country while the
sap is in port; but If they be carried ont of the
port, they snail be free from the moment the yes
sci is clear of the port The persons who de-
coy them or take them away, however, are to be
held responsible fOr their value. Slaves accom-
p1nylng the embassies which African potentates
send 10 the Governors of Portuguese colonies
may be held as slaves while the embassy is in
the country, but will be set free il they remain
alter the embassy has left the Portuguese ter
rltory.
III. The transportation of slaves from ono
Portuguese port TO another, or from Portuguese
port 10 'ore,gn country, Is strictly prohibited.
~ AL slaves now belonging to the States
are declared 10 De Immediately Tree, on The pub
ucaton OF tho law; and all who may hereafter
oecohe us properly are, at the nonenI they be-
come 50, declared tree.
V. Every person throughout the Portuguese
emP,re' Is TO be considered freeman unless he
can 9e legally proved to be slaye.
VIZ IA each Portuguese ulifa-narlne colony,
mere shall be kept books for the registry of the
slaves; dnd 1t shall be tue duty Of every slave
holder to see that the names OF his slaves en-
tered, with the descriptions necessary for their
'denihca'l3n. No person who Is no, registered
can be held as slave.
VII If a STAKEHOLDER shal cause to be regis
tered as n slave the name of person Leo iliy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-09-20

and civil governor, has left for St. Pclersburgh.
Previous to quitting TAis he issued paper to
the warriors Of Abasca, couched in very friend
" terms. He says:--" We have been fighting
fo' the last twenty years together. An infuily
of blood has been split To no purpose, neither
your interests are thereby advanced nor our own.
Let us, then, make permanent peace, or, if that
Is not possible, at least suspend host,ies until
such peace can be brought about under guar
unlocs to mutual satisfaction. If you can en-
gage solemnly to remain in quiet, J, on my part,
will undertake to withdraw our troops from the
country, in order to cause all reasons Tor aniinos-
ny and hostility to cease" The Circassians
have agreed to this They are now openly ex-
ultng over this victory Of diplomacy on their
part; aud add that once the Russian Car with
draws his 10000 men, they know how they arc
to manage TO regain lost ground
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-09-20
RAILROADS.

VermOni Central. Net receipts for the month
OF August, Sl7,457 24-being an increase OIL
$l,3l3 % over the month of July
Part of the train was thrown off the track
here on Tuesday morning, by the breaking of a
switch. Nobody hurt. Thus far the accidents on
this road have been remarkably free from injury
topersons. Not passenger has yet lost either
life or limb.
The Boston Courier of Sept s, says, 81, is
understood that Mr.. Quincy, the Treasurer of the
Vermont Central Rallioad, has arranged the
money demands of that institution in Europe
and the corporation is now out of our none,
marketn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-09-20

IN APpedl jor Preteciion = In the proceedings
OF the Brltisl Parliament OF July lGiii, we fid
the following
House Of LorLs.-Lord Dudley Stuart said he
rose to resent petition from one Mr.. Colin
Mackenzie, resident IN Camden-town, which was
OF very peculiar character, aud the like of
which, perhaps, had never been presented to that
House before. The petitioner stated that In
1916 he contractel a marriage which had turned
out very unfortunate for nln-(a laugh)-by
which he became acquainted with the evils of
that state. (Renewed laughter.) He was led
to the conclusion that the most fertile source of
domestic unhappiness was "a marriage settlement
which gave 10 wife power over her husband -
l4augh,er.) Aud In consequence of the inde-
penuence which II place lher IN, she deied HIN,
against all the VOWS sue made on tue altar, and
did all sorts OF things which sh1 GU. h. not TO do.
loud Laughtcr) The petitioner stated that in
consequence OF the practice of marriage settle
ments, 1t was necessary to employ a lawyer to
ORA" them, WAC IN that way obtained great
influence over the parties, and frequently under
pretence OF being the legal adviser of the hus-
band became something more tnan legal adyl-
ser to his wife. (Laughlerl Tie petitioner IL
nally prayed among other things that the good
old system Of the ducklng stool light be revived
as a punishment for all undultul and runaway
wives. (Ol, no., aud cries of "Ordef."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-09-20
LATER.
THE TREACIlERY OF THE VAN BUREN,
MEN COMPLETE!

Tho following article gives the conditions Of
the late coalition proposed by the savocraiic
lunkers and accepted by The iaie Free Soil Van
Buren, party Of New York. Never wcrt any
men more grossly trickcd than were the old Lii
ery men, when they were induced to support
Van Buren, as Free Soil man. 1t is certainly
palpoblc enough now that the Barnburner move
ment of 1913 had nothing Of priacipie in it; no
purpose higher or noblcr than to ayenge the
wrongs Of Martin Van Buren, Whether the To-
cofocos of New York can get together again re-
mains to be seen. In the mean time it is TO be
hoped that IN New York, as in Vermont, politi-
cal honesty will prove too strong for chIcanery
and corruption.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-09-20
Splendid Daguerreotypes!

Mr. John Gregory, wo during the past sum-
mer took many beautiful lkeuesses in this vii
lage, has again returned and taken rooms in the
Patriot building, and proposes staying during
the sitting of the Legislature. If our citizens
want good work, they should give him call
Among his specimens, we observe a lile-llke pic
,ure OF Gov Palne-worth looking at.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-09-20
Ho, for California.

Another Company Of seven gentlemen, resi-
dents of this place and vicinity, have started for
California; anG are 20 sail on the 18th inst. The
company consists of Messrs. Francis Bradbury,
Hammond y. hawking, Geo. Campbell, Hiram
Partridge, Charles Campbell, David Howard and
Horace Doucet. We wish them success every
way equal to their anticipations.
Another company, we learn, are preparing to
start by the lst of October VergenneS Per.
CoLPoRTER ron CALIFoRSIA.-Th N. Y.
Observer says:-"T II. J. Nevns, Esq, respect
able and pious lawyer from Vermont, sailed last
week in the "Mechanics Own" for San Fran
cisco, with an ample supply of the publications
of the American Tract Society. The vessel is
owned by an association of mechanics who ten
der the Coportcr free passage, IN consdera-
ton of his religious influence ON shlpboard, and
the benevolent nature of his mission"
California. The population of California nc-
cordng to The ST. Louis Union, will be 100000
bv the time the emigrants now on their way will
all reach there. The Placer Tunes estimated
it at 10000, but in that estimate 1t only allowed
5000 for overland emigration, while the Union
says the number going by the way of lndcpen-
dence, ST. Joseph, and Council Bluffs was, bv a
very accurate estimate at these points, made 81 :
600. But great numbers went also by the Ar.
kansas river aud Santa Fe. So that the whole
population by the first of October, must be sci
down at 10000. If the emigration through the
other avenues, by sea, and from Mexico, &C.,
should much exceed this estimate, it will 90 10
100000.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-09-20

uFoThe Sea Gull, having given bonds in
oo'ooo not to violate The law, has been deliver
cd TO Messrs Fox and Livingston. The arms
are TO be sold. No further arrests of the Der
sons against whom warrants have been inslitu-
ted have been effected. The New Orleans has
been or is shortly to be given up, and the whole
affair appears TO be abandoned for the present.
The parties TO this expedition say that thoy IN
tend TO have the law repealed at the next session
of Congress, SO that they can go TO sea when
and how they please. - Tribune.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-09-20
Daring Robbery.

On the night of Thursday, September 9Th,
about niue O'clock, Mr. Franklin w. Walker,
merchant OF Benson, VI. was knocked down by
blow from club, just as he was entering his
own door yard, and small trunk containing
some $3.50 in money, and many valuable papers,
including notes belonging to the town OF BEN
son amounting to about $3000,was taken by the
roober The citizens OF tho town OF Benson
offer reward of 500 for the arrest and CON
ylction of the robber. Mr.. Walker was struck
sens aless BY the blow, and can give no partlcu-
lar description OF his person. Two persons are
suspected, both young men about twenty two
years of age, One, Warren Vradenburgh, is
about feet 10 inches high, light hair, high
check bones, light blue eyes, stout built. The
other is Canadlan.-salis his name Paul Bush
way, is about the same height, broad shoulders,
dark brown hair, short nec6, dark blue eyes,
walks erect, dark coiored clothing, and white
wool hat or a cloth cap. The money consisted
of North Adams, Troy City, and Troy g. Orwell
Bank Bills, fves and leus mostly Vergennes
Y ermOR!er.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-09-20

New CoUNTERFEIT.-ones purporting to be
of the Boston Bank, vignette spread eagle, are
in circulation. The true bill has view of the
harbor with The city of Boston in the distance,
and signed Jas. C.. Wild, Cashier, and Robt
Hooper, President, while The counterfeit has the
names written in full. The bill in every respect
differs from the genuine.--.1iias.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-09-20

FREpERIKA BREMER, ii is said, is coming to
this country. Few of tne lemale writer's OF me
present time have won a more en'able reput.-
ton, and while her welcome will be honorable,
II Will BE- ominently deserved, She was 10 leave
S.ocknolm the later part OF August.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-09-20

Bank Of 81. .4ibdns-The Boston daily papers
contain an official notice that the Bank of ST.
Adams has commenced redeeming ils issues at
the Suffolk Bank in Boston. Tho arrangement
is to be permanent.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-09-20

Ieros. p. dasbrough Bell has been elected
Governor OF Texas; and queer as it sounds in
that quarter, he ID a Wing. The Issue was sec
tonal rather Than political.