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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20

The Wing presses, by way Of condemn
ing The la'e union Of the Freosoilers and
Democrats on The platform Of the former, are
herce 10 their structures on the course Of The
Democratic party for having given 10 all
Their old issues, such as the Sub-Treasury,
Tam only for revenue, &c What con
denim the 'locos for relnqulshinR those doc,
times, which, 10 their estimation, was so
'runous'-nay absolutely destructive to all
the best Interests of the country Why. on
their otoH showing, they ought to have a day
OF general rejoicing 10 honor Of SO auspcious
an event Green Mountain Freeman.
This ia a remarkably pretty tall, '-bu,
the great trouble with il is, iits al gas.-
The Freeman cannot seriously believe ,hat
tho Wing papers are so fierce on the demo
cratic parry f,r any desenion OF their old
principles, and for the best Of all reasons :,
there Is lot a hundred sane men in the State
that believe any such deserlion has been
made The candidates Of The amalgama,lon
party are IS essentially locofoco 10 their
principles as Smile and State reform"
" Dillingham; and Bank reform" or any other
Of the candidates OF the true locofoco party
10 regard to tho day Of Jablse, We would
simply remark Ihsl the universal whig party
Of the State have anticipated the Freeman In
that matter, and the lime is fixed for the third
day ofsr siecho9. The Freeman NAV con
sidei liscli invited to-iook on.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20
FS~ns HereLi

Ma. EpiroK. 1t is with great pleasure
that learn from our townsman, MI w.
r.. c. s,oddard. tina, he has secured wnh'n
he pas week The rigb, to iorma Company
for the purpose Of building direct line Of
Telegraph from this point to Boston. TO run
along the line Of the Rutland and Bu'llng'
ton, Cheshire and Fnehburg Rail Roads
the capital stock Of which must be $50 600
I understand further from Mr. S. that It
is necessary in order to secure the line this
season 10 have that sum subscribed by res
ponsible names, by the first Of August
next.
Thsis a line that IS now very much nee
ded by that portion Of the states Of Mas'a =
chuseus and New Hampshire through
which The Fiiehburgh and Cheshire roads
run, and also to the above named roads II
is also Of grcA, importance to the Rutland
and Burlington road and the whole OF Yves
tern V,rmoni; and would urge upon oil
who have any interest in either Of The above
ROADS. and such as desire 10 see this work
completed 10 lend tia helping hand upon
the frs, asking
TELECRArH
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20
Az EAaLE SHOT IVA MoMAN {

AN EAGLE sHoT ny A WOMAN A cor.
respondent OF the Bangor Wing states that
a few days since, in II newly settled part OF
Milo, IN Plscalaquls county, u lurge grey
eagle, measuring seven feet across his eX-
ended wings was shot by Mrs. BagIey un.
ter the following circumstances Her hus.
band was away from home, and while her
child was at play in the garden with a hoe
she saw this eagle bouncing down upon her
child, and Immediately seized a gun and
came to his rescue The liuIc fellow raised
hn hoe and screamed % keep of the eagle,
md he ahghled IN tree Mrs Bagley fir.
ed and brought the proud bird oflhe noun.
tam to the ground.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20
WoOl-preSpectS OF the nelt Gin.

The Wool Gtousr contain, eommun..
Gallon, over The Signature OR. l.. on obi,
subject.
In regard 70 the prospects Of the 'ner,
clip IN Mains. We eau Tell himHuill BE- .
rery snail one
The sheep have depariei from our Dor.
defs. We know Of some neighbour Gods
where, Nv YEAR. ego you could hnd
thousand sherp; now you will NJ, hnd e.
nough there 10 supply Sufficient wool TO
max stocking yarn Tor that very nughJor-
hood We can tske you into towns where
lew years ago, ihc wooden factories wcr,
bulzing nigh, add day, and giving pfof,s.
Die employment 10 huudtcds OF iuIusrou,
hands n0w The 'piudes are Tusing 90 idle
nc't, and the wotkmcn dispersed Even
those mills tina, are IN operation, turn slow.
ly and every revolution OF The " heel mourn,
dolciully Of hard timcs
Such is tho rro'prc, Of the mex, slip IN
Name. These are hcu We ,oy nothing
Of The eautes
The wfnef above alluded to. estimates.
from the statistics sni other data Of 1870
49, '"N'N WIZ W ~ lHbNt tHltig mllllout
Of sheep 10 the Uuuod Slst,t, and that The
clip q that year VII b. seventy millions of
pound',and teai The clip Of lhssprIng, ls4o
viii be sitiy.str millions of pounds He
thinks that not over one fifth Of this will BE-
worked up at ho'nc and that there wall te
therefore upwards Of tpy-three millions for
the msnuiactufer
10 femarklng upon This statement, the
editor thinks that The old stock OF wool will
be pretty much worked Up that the in
poui will be fifteen millions Of pounds or
say twenly millions This, vi'h the clip
deducl'ng what wall be worked up al home
will give seventy millions for the man fac-
iuTer. lie thea estimates The number Of
wooltn iaolcrIos 10 the Uuucd States al ff-
teen hundred aud allowing only two sets
Of machinery TO each factory they will re-
quire neo hundred and ftccHfV FIRE thou.
sand pounds per day. They lithus work
up sky eight millions during the year.
thereby leaving surplus OF Two millions
Tor lee.way and variation, as O sailor would
cay.
According to the above calculation. u u,
probable thar the clip will all be wanted at
home; but the price, rs every one knows
must depend upon the price Of fabrics, and
me condition Of the money market Maine
Farmer
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20
MAILS TnR TIE PAC1r1r


Notice 70 ne Pubhc aad Iasfruclions 10
POHmaQcrs - California and Orcron
haiis ria Harana, ChGgrcs, and Paa.
ana
The United States steam psekc, 'Faleon'
wlii b. dispatched from the Dor, Of n. Yotk
on Thursday. The 2sh inst
The Public " hereby nouf,d the, mails
may Be s,nt to New York, Charleston. :
Carolina; savannah, Georgia. and New
pflsao'. LOUISIANA 10 BE- coovcy,d BY the
Falcon, which will sail from New YotL
on The 2s.h inst from Charleston on the
lH Of Jolly mex. tmorn'ng;) from Swan
nah on he same day, (ev,ung y and from
New Orleans to Be- conveyed by the steam
packet IThmus leaving that pou (New
OrIcansI direct Tor Chegres on the ] lth OF
july n't, M1Il baet should be made up
o. New York end al The other points named
for ChagTe', Panama, San Diego Santa
Batbara, Monterey, San Francisco and
Astoria.
The ontre postage fora single letter. not
exceeding hall M ounce IN weight will b.
~ - cents 10 Havana, 20 cents 10 Chapres
30 cents 10 Panama, to be prepaid 10 oil ca
scs and 40 cents to San Diego. Santa Bar.
bars. Monterey, San Francisco. or Astoria.
10 be prepaid OF sent unpaid al the option o I
the sender Newspapers and pamphlets
'ea postage three cents each, end inland pos
lage to be added
J. CoLLANER p H. General
Post Office Department, June 6, 1919.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20

Another NICriA or TnE RIoT - In.
quest,--Ihe Coroner held an inquest yes
lrrday at the house No 1903 Chambers St
upon the body Of George n Kay, aged %
years q native Of New Brunswick n J.
who was shot below the right collar bone.
the ball Of which came out through the left
SIDE of.he spine The deceased was a mer-
chant IN Now Jersey and on the lOlh OF
May was in The city on business, but was so
unfortunate as to be on the ground on the
night in question The jury rendered
verdict that the deceased came to his death
by gun sho, wound received at the As,or-
place Riot, on the evening oflhe 10Th Of
May ls49.--[N Y. Tribune
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20

VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD Sun
dry incorrect statements have been publish.
cd IN relation to lease ofhe Vermont and
Canada Railroad 10 The Vermont Central.
we are authorized to STATE that the iae.s are
as follows The Vernon, Central has at
us command whenever Il chooses to use i,
lease OF the Vernon, and Canada for oil
ume-an agrecmcn, by which the Vermont
Central IS 10 furnish us bonds to The Yer
mont and Canada Road, on twenty years
Tune OF par, bearing SIX per cent in,etes,
and a e0nlfac, between The Vermont and
Canada company and a responlIble party.
10 build ne road as FAR as S. Adams with
these bonds These bonds have no, vet
been issued aud al. the papers 10 relation
TO he lease and contracts are 10 the posses
sion OF The president of the Central Road 10
be Used OF not, a. VIC stockholders Of me
road shall deem best Boston Courier.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS ny THE
CAMBRIA AT NEW YORK

CAMBRIA AT NEW YORK
The following is the latest Paris and con.
tincntal intelligence, by the Cambria
FRAScE Paris, june I--AnotLer T,l.
cVraphic report has just reached us tb,lt
past ~ stating that in the French Asscmhl,
Yesterday, Dupin was elected Prcsid,b,
and Lamoricien and Lcdru Rolliu were ,,
iected The news affected the Enrb,b
funds iavorably
SPAIN. Cur dates from Madrid are +,
MAY % Their contents arc satisfaccory
Il is believed that the project Of the tar.s
will be discussed very soon. NJ dc Colin,
third Secretary Of the French legation =,
Madrid, had brought the postal treaty b..
tween France and Spain, and ratified by
the President Of the Republic Tho cIc.
cution Of treaty will, It is expected TAI,
place on the 18th Of July.
LIVERPOOL, June 2-l2 noon.
IrALY. Later intelligence from Romo
was received IN Paris YESTERDAY. Tho
French Envoy had left the city and pro,e.
dcd to Oudinots camp but his return VA,
expected forthwith 1t was said that a den.
utation of tho Republic had been sen, 70
Gacta, with proposal to the pope Of r,sc
ration to n very limited temporal power. and
a stipulation for the total exclusion Of ii.
Cardinals from political power aud place
Count Hatzlell, Ambassador FROM tho
king Of Prussia to the Republic Of Franc,
has arrived in Paris aud presented h.s cre,
dentials The new Ambassador from ibt
Austrian Court has also arrived in London
The rcpo~ Of the Russian intcrycn.
by sea in the cause ofpcnmark by the Rus
sian feet. was contradicted yesterday au-
thoritvcly, and in consequence slight al.
vance took place in the funds. Tins im,
proycmcnt has continued to-day Ouue lsO
the whole business aspect Of affairs wearing
better appearance than on any preceding
day Of this week
The letter purporting to be addressed by
Mr. Geo Hudson to the share holders n
the Eastern Counters Railway is declared
by that gentleman to be a hoax.
Later news from Italy informs US that
the situation Of Rome presented a series e
complication, while an attack was every M
ment expected. The triumyirs, It ippers.
opened negotiations.
General Due d Harcourt arrived inrog-
nito in the city lately, and had an interview
with NJ. Lcssops, who shortly afterwards
followed him to the French camp
The French approach nearer and surr.ul
the city The adjacent heights were taken
possession of on the 22d ut by dctach-
meut recently landed at Civta Vccchla -
The French seemed determined to enter tho
city but fpossibIowithout eHusion of blood
The retreat of the Noapolitans was prccc-
dcd by protest Of the King, against the
proceedings Of the French envoy, which pro-
test is said to have caused tho coming Of NJ.
lIarcourt to Rome.
The intelligence that further armistico
of eight days had been agreed to is confirm
ed
The Minister Avczzana is replaced BY
Calandrclli
The Speranza Of the 22d says that Carl,
baldi has taken up position in Rimin and
will dispute with the Austrians the passage
of the Cattolica. The Roman troops pursue
briskly the flying Neapolitans.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20

Collision AND Loss on LIFE ON LAKE
ERIE The Buffalo Courier gives the fol-
lowing particulars Of collision between tho
steamers Saratoga and Hendrick Hudson.
as derived from the officers Of tho two bouts
and from personal observation:
The hour was half-pas, three, the place
fifteen miles down tho coast from Enc -
Tho Empire, Baltimore and Hendrick Hud.
sou were steering for that port, which tho
Saratoga bad recently quilted Both par.
ties represent their lookouts as having been
regular. The Hudson is said 70 have sheer
ed to port for the purpose Of passing the Bal.
limore, and the Saratoga to have stopped
her engine, which awakened the captain.
who reached the upper deck At the instant
Of the collision Ofcuurse We cannot yauch
for tho accuracy Of these preliminary de-
tails. From whatever cause. the Huisl
was struck on the starboard bow with con-
siderable violence, about IS or % feet Of
her guard being shattered, while The stern
Of the Saratoga sustained a certain degree
Of injury, comparatively speaking unimp'r-
tant The Hudson will be occupied ab0ut
three or four DAYS in repairing damages -
Her Hull was slightly bruised aud from
appearances she owes her escape from more
fatal consequences 10 the strength Of her
arch Had the contact taken place few
feet more at the result would probably
have been her total destruction
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20
PROSPECTS OF TIE ART-UNION
FOR THE PRESENT YEAR.

Both tho registry Of members and the
letters Of Honorary Secretaries afford en-
cournging proofs Of the increasing prosper.
ly OF the Art.Union. There are already
on the books the names Of more than four
times us many members rs there were at
the same date last year. The Engravlngs
and Elchngs for lSis, appear to give gen
ernl satisfaction The plan Of delivering
them in the order Of the dates Of certificates
which has been adopted by the Committee
and which is so JUS, and impartial, has al
ready caused many persons TO anticipate
their usual time OF subscribing. This will
have the effect Of placing funds in the hands
OF the Managers before the end Of The year
the advantages Of which have been too often
set forth to need rcpeIilon in this place.
All members who wish their engraylngs
Of last year 10 be framed, will please send
their orders Immediately, or they will be
ord cred without frames
+. ". HorKINs, Hon. Sec.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20

NEGRO REPRESENTATIVES, AT THE
CouGr OF ST. JAMES The London Times
Of May 2lst, devo,cs three columns to the
names Of parties who attended the Queens
Drawing Room, on her Mojesty's Birth
day. Ia The list OF diplomatic pcrsonnges
present, IS the name Of NJ. -, Dclva (Scna-
leur) IIayicn Minister In another place
It IS announced that the Haytien Minister
presented \ L Seqny hlIleyaIeIx Secre-
tary Of the Hayden Legation 10 honor Of
the same occasion, Lord Palmeruon enter.
Inned the corps diPlomatique Among
the guests Of tho banquet We notice the names
Of The United States and Elayllen Minis
lerS.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20

II MAJOR Eastman oflbo Palrio. announ-
oes hat during the coming comics. he WI.
a. al. lines be found at home when called
upon ou the SIaSsry question, but adds that
I. called upon ~ lhe old questions 50 long
'mu5nalSd' over by the whIgs,he shall be cut.
Whether The MAJOR designs turning pun
'ier or not We do not know but tia, ne ma.
alwsys been our on the quest,ons al.,le3
70 is vel. known TO all Psrhap, however
come of h.i iros soil friends will wan,io call
n.m .s.i again go one 9rtwo or ile J..uart
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20
County Convention.

The Wings OF the Couu,vof Rutland arc
invited o. meet 90 Convenuo al the Court
House IN Rutland Oh Thursdy the 9ts, DAY
day OF June inst, o'trk. A. NJ, for
the purpose OF nominating Senatorial uck.
ct and making other pteparaons for ,he en-
suing State Election. II u requested that
every town Ia the county TAB measures TO
secure luli Tepresentauonin he owen
ton. J E,atsroNS
ID b. JoSrs, Co. Comm.
{. SPENcER,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20

1--WE are sotty 10 see lht Ger locofooo
friends remain still unreconcied 20 the fate
that Is so apt to attend discahted party,
since the declaration OF the lta Secretary
OF War that the spells belontp the yictors,
and which sehtimen, was - llbrouehy car.
RED out by the illuslrous Genral Jackson.
One would have 50 PIP osed that patty so
thoroughly beaten as was the loo party in the
lat election, and the prisoners from which,
were set at liberty, on their patpl Of honor,
to make a voyage to the high Vhters Of salt
river'-would at leas, conduct themselves
With dignity Il not with decenc on the pas
shge up. But not so the wal Of the wolf
for the loss OF her young does rDt exceed in
wildness the cries and lamatations still
heard Throughout, the length aid breadth OF
the land, from the manyred pario,s of the
locofoco ranks The cry of guilbine comes
from every quarter and as the lcep notes OF
lamentaIIon strikes the ear on can almost
imagine that he hears the stoke Of the
headsmln's uEe-and sees the gonized vic,
tins as they finally relax theircluich to the
Offices heretofore so dear to then.
From a letter which We accidentally came
across the other day we see tina, at least one
government officer suuhed danger from a.
far, and sought not only to save his head,
but his Office with it, The following was
written by Post master Of another State to
QUE IN Nermont-snd It will explain itself 49,
We give it verbatim ct llerallm c punctua.
tim.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20
HOME JOURNAL.

We are glad to see the continued success
Of this really excellent weekly, and we are
gratifed to find that paper of its peculiar
character is becoming more and more appre
ciaied in the country. 1t is not many years
since country and city--contrary to usage
we place them in their proper order-were
comparatively unknown to each other. A
change in this respect has taken place and
the better for both the higher elegancies and
refinement mot the vices) Of the city and
the more staid and rigid habits OF the coun-
try when brought in contact cannot but so(-
ten the one and strengthen the other We
wish the Home Journni all success in IT.
career Of usefulness in this matter.
See the advertisement; for new series in
another column.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20
PoST OFFIcE Ar
March Ia, 1919.

Dear Sir Will You have the goodness to
iniorme me as to tho cherriter OF the newly
appointed Postmaster Gen'l from Your
State suppos the destin es of US Dem
ocrnuc p. Ms resies with him if he is
an Ultra Wing our chance ia not very
HAierlng but on the contry II he is a ju.
dclus liberal such a man-od Zac inten.
ded to fill that station and cary out the
old mans roquiles think our chanc is
good plses have the goodness to inform
me as 10 his reputation as a wing and give
me your oplnon aud YOU will much obhge
Respect fully Yours, &c.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20

We are at a loss which to admire most
the patriotism Of the writer Of the above as
evinced by his strong attachment to Office
his capacity as shown by his eusr-or his
honesty in asking so modeslly for an answer
to 80 simple question. Whether this trem-
bling democra, has as yet been brought 10
the block, and become ono Of the martyrs
for whom 50 many NOUN. we know not and
though we have sought to ascertain the fact,
It is as yet unknown to US whether he has to
this day 'larnt the political cherriler Of
Judge Collamer or his ideas on the subject
Of removals II he has no,-as we shall
send a copy Of this paper to the wrilsr-we
would suggest that no sends it on TO head
quarters and we doubt not the Judge will
order an immediate correspondence with him
on hiS reyy SUBJECT
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20
THE HBALD.
"wednesday Evemg. June 20.
Wing State Ceyentleu.

The Wings Of Vernon = notified 10 meet
IN State Convention a. Mapel,es. on W Cd
nssday the ionrih DAY Of ~ neri, al 10 o.
clock \ NJ, for the purpossf nominating q
S'aie ueket and adppun, all necessary
measures preparatory TO lhsnming election.
\ iu,l representation Of ,hsShiEs 10 every
section of The State ~ esrrtlv invited
By order Of the Wig StR Central Com.
miuee
June l2th, 1919
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20

DARrNoUTH COLLEGE The annual
eNnmin1uou will commence on Monday
July lG, md continue duinc the week. -
The several societies Will celebrate thelran.
nircrsanes on Wednesday, July 25 Ed
win = WhIppIe, Of Boston. will address
the United Societies The graduating elias.
number lhiny-nlno The services Of the
Brigade Brass Band Of Boston have been
secured Tor the commencement
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20

uT" Is there a candid wing in the whole
State Of Vermont, who II put under oath,
would not say no believes, that in case Cass
had been elected last fall tho wings as
party, would have sought and gladly formed
coalition with the Free Soil party this sea
son We think there is not one. ~ Green
Mountain Freeman.
II the freeman means TO ask whether the
wings OF Vermont would desert the prIhci-
piles Of the party to form such a coalition, we
Tor one.say no 1.-The question Is,would the
wing party have taken the free soiers aboard
their craft, we should say yes,-as there has
for years been no cause for disagreement
between the two parties on the slavery ques-
ton.
We object to the union recently formed at
Montpelier on the ground that it is an I'M
natural conneHion,-an though we now see
the billing and cooling, usually witnessed in
the first days Of the honey moon, we do not
believe the marriage will prove Judicous
one, or harmonious TO either patty, and il
issue comes OF it, it will not be such as Ell
thsr pHrty ~ III Ike.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20
FUNERAL OF GEN. GAINES.

The iunsrnl ceremonies Of Gen. Garnes.
on the 7th inst were performed in a spcn.
did and pompous style. There were eight
aifnngulshed citizens acting as pail bearers
The train, with the Generals remains. de-
parted for Mobile at three o'clock The
car was drawn by SIX black chargers, sup
eFely caparsonsd. The procession was
very large. t6 reaching The church. the
body was placed in from, Of the pulpit and
an address was delivered by he Rev. Dr.
Hamilton, after which the body was remov.
ed to the old grave ward.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20

Hsa5- The dcalh Of Brsve. Major Gener.
OF 5atne' creates 20 vacancy 10 The army.
~ 'ae laa Congress provided flrlhe conun
geney BY dce.af'ug lha, such vacancy sho j
"'' be hi'ei Generals Wood and ToIggs
'Fe the only officers who now hold tha,
'ank "a NE army ani G-ueral Scott ~ he
60, M'l'' n'oera.. since lbe promotion
General Taylor
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20

FATAL ACCIDENT We learn hnl on
Monday, the 4lh inst, as Mr. Asaph Stock.
well Jr, OF this town, was assisting 10 TAX
ing down barn IN Malboro' belonging to
Mr.. Henry Thomas, the rldgcpoio gave
way by which he was precipIlnlcd from the
great beam upon a stone wall Ho struck
upon his stomach, and received such InJlr-
les MS to cause his death on Tuesday.
lBrauleboro pbocnir.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20

The Burlington Courier informs Us some
heavy capitalists Of Philadelphia are about
founding new community in the vicinity
'ha, town, by purchasing Judge Iones's
estate valued Of $4,000 and dividing il
INTO abou, 500 bai.ling lots. worth perhaps
goo each. The dcfo, Of The Noun, Hol-
is railroad is 20 bc,herc. and zoe steamboats,
vii start from that POINT. The company
winch Is Organizing has a capital OF $50.
GOO AMI proposes 10 make extensive adIi-
ions TO the mansion and nuke 3, a summer
boarding place, erect hc,ories &c.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20

LITE }-The editor oflhe Cincinnati Com
mercial says lha, three young men whom
he saw on Monday, a, one liable, in the
heigh. Of hjlarty and social mluh, died
within an hour Of each Other, on Mount
Adams, wednesday morning ofcholera 49,
Their names were Mussler, Schneider and
Shall. The fourth case occ urrcd during
the same hour-a female