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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-05-17
BAGLEY'S GOLD PENS!!
\. G. RAGLEY & 90.

A. G. BAULEN q Coz,
CONTINUE to Manufacture their Premium G old Pens aud
~ Penholders. Gold and Silver Pea aud Pencil cases, &c.
&C. Dealers supplied AT The lowest trade prices
Warehouse, Old Stard,) le9 broadway, New-Nork.
N. b. w. II. WAIGliT Is no longer agent for A. g. D.
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OTTR ROOKS 81 MOTIFS.

WE have transferred part of noes md accounts t6
w lawyer for collection. The remainder we have
concluded retain in till the LIST Of juno under
charge of Mr. j. f. Wright who will give his personal at
tention the settlement of he All who would asoa
Cost must not fail to pay their demands peVo9ss no
time STOkkS & bhN"DOrSs
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CHESHIRE RAILROAD.
Open to Bellows Fails.
h CO i..;;;


On and after WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2S. 1S49,
PASSENGER TRAINS wall eavo Boston, in connec-
ton with the Fichbug Trains, daily, nt l2 O'Clock, A.
NJ, and $40, P NJ.
Leave Bellows Falls for Kceno, &c at aud AS P. NJ.
Leave KeenG for Boston nj 9, A. VI. and 2.l5 P. NJ.
Leave Kcene for Bellows Falls Charleston, &C. ut $40
and IL II A. NJ.
Passengers hy the first train Boston will proceed d
ec, through Bellows Falls and by first Train from
bellows Falls directly through TO Boston.
Passengers by the lust train and last down will
main kecne night and arrive Buston 10 O'clock
and Bellows Falls nj 05 ocnck he following morning.
All the above with the trains the Suit
van Railroad open to Windsor Vermont aud there
meeting with the Vermont Genital Railroad which
at White River with the Passumpsic Railroad. thus
continuous nilroad line from Bosor through Ftchburg
Kcene Bellows Fails, LharesiOwn and Windsor Nor h.
trains the Nashua and Worcester Stony Brook Rail-
roads, by which passengers taking either Tram down.
proceed without delay at Goton, to Nashua, Manchester
and Concord to Lowell, Lawrence, the Eastern part of
New Hampshire and the State of Maine to Worcester,
Providence, Springfield, Now York City, Albany and the
West
Stages in connection this line from Wnchondon
Rind-e and Jaiiey om Fitzwilliam Richmond, in.
chester, Hinsdale and BIattlnboro.
From KeCne to Chesterfield aud Brattleboro, Tuesdays
Thur and Saturdays, after the arrival or tho last train
from Rellows Falls to Rutland, Whitehall and Bu'ng-
Passengers leaving Bellows Falls Mt !, NJ. reach
New York Cuy via Worcester and Norwich tho next
nlng O'Clock, and those LEAVING Kcene by the O'Clock
A. N. Train, can reach Albany the day.
0rFteight Trains will run in connection with tho usual
fchbuTg iIains.
l.. TILTON, supe't
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5000 YDS. NEW PRINTS
lust received and offered very low for cash ory,
NOTICE.

rr,ur s,b,c,e having sold his stock OF Goods and gone
Of business would give notice 70 AL whom nay
Ucoks AT tho Gieo of o. H. ADAMS, where no will bo In
attendance 10 make oil settlements The business
,si'lon, dcioy JAMES r. PHELPS.
"i, nop.S HpLdy april o. ts4o oOs
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STATE OF VERMONT, la Probate Cour holden a
Washington District, SIS, Montpelier, within and for sal,
nsn,t, on the lst day of May ID 1870;
hMEEs LELAND, Cd, Guardian 10 AIlette Nichols and
william H. Nichols, of Mddesex, in paid district, mi
@ uuei NE age Of twontyone years aud owning real
yms VI adlesek, being their revesionay interests Ia
p the co"si assigned by sad Court OF the estate O
~ 40 a we OF said hiddlesex, deceased make
yey The SAID real estate BELONGING TO bs said wards a.
and will be conclusive 10 the interests said wafd-efs
upon tits ordered that said application DO ~ The p,o
bate Office in Montpelier, the 22d day Of MAY 1919
and further order cd that notice hereof given
the substance of tho subject matter OF said AM
ordofs thereon In the Vermont Waterman and state Jour
ps printed Montpelier three weeks successvely III,
last OF which to DO before the aforesaid time appointed
tho hearing boreof.
By the Court. -
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POTATO STARCH.

THE subscriber offers his services for the sale of Potato
L Siuich on Commission in the city of Baltimore; bong
engaged Of Machine Cards. for the last
10 Years and also keeping general assortment OF Manuiac
tutors articles enables him all Of the eng
ed in Cotton Manufacturing, and affords facilities for tho
sale of starch which others do not possess.
3-beal advances made and all necessary references
given. JOHN II. HASKELL
lh.GmH NallImnIe Mn
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5000 lbs, Philadelphia Lead,

csToRRs & LANGDoNs are prepared to supply custom
- ers with any quantity OF Lewiss pure White Lead
Also, Lnsred Oil aud Paints oil oil xmas al inc very
lowest rates, for cash. a.,
Anrili6 Il.
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TO THE
TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

trvISlT HEAD QUARTERS for YOUR Ouif,s-As
many of our citizens and New Fngaudes N nsighborng
towns about starting for the New Edora1o Caio
Cola Diggmg,- and having no experience rs to what
they will require for their convenience and comfTt in
purchasing at Low Priccs--or, in shot getting good,
suitable outfit for Little Money,-They should 20 to
Head Quarters, Oak Hall, Boston.---Having made the
Quitting Business out study three uurhs of
entire force, numbering i1y Clerks being all engaged
in this branch oil ade land having fitted out
number of extensive Companies prepared TO furnish
patrons with printed List of all suitable articles
qured, md also information concerning the various
the Gold Re ions.lts amusing to Oak Hall daily
rich and pOor,--veiy few admitting where they are
bound but the Outfit selected from the following
Mining Articles, generally tells the story ;-Feallcr River
OvcrcOats-Spanish California Cloaks, adapted 10 tho
double purpose Of Cloak by day uud Blanket nght-Su
ter's Long Mining Waiscoat---Linen SHcks----Thiu
Pun,s-Light Vcft.--Oil, or India Rubber Suits
teens-Tnvoling Bags -B0os--Gold Bags--Tnns.
of which can be pitched at Oak Hall Rounda--
Bars -Fancy striped Travelling shts-R Red Elan
mel Shirts aud drawers knit under Shirts and Dfawtn
Tcnve's or Stocks poeket lidki'T-Fioe Shirts
FL D9raa% oaaGGl'oTnIa na!s-Bowe Knives
Tiunks-Catpet Bags - mbrras-M uney Belts
- Hair AMI Tooth Brushes --FLncy Soups Pocket
Combs and MiHors-Aso, large lot koady-made Cloth
Observation-Disclosures Pants-Socks--Coais,
&c. &c.--Wo hope all who going will succeed 10
their ancipations, hut they will not unless they lay in
good supply Of the above mentioned acleslf
from California correct, will require the Lurge Lump
to purchase any Of tho above useful Articles theoA
Printed List (or patrons of this csabshmen of necessary
articles, required for six moLhs one, Two or three year,
Outft, together with prospectus explanatory of various
routes, be hld by postpaid appchion addressed to
"oak iial'.--Whena large Company Club desire il,
of my travelling Agents will 10 despatched their
orders.-TOgethuI with the nbuve, We have extensive
Stock of every grade Of Clothing adapted to those who have
RECAPlTULATION OF ABOVE ARTICLES,
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SULLIVAN RAILROAD,

Open TO Windsor, there CONNECTS
fsH6S.I,J Ing with the Vermont Central Rail-
SrSNHzzAsssTk road. and at White River, with the
49, Passumpsic Railroad.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, FEB. 5,
IAENGEK TRAINS
EAvE Fchburg Railroad Depot, Boston, daily Sun
hdhys excepted in connection III Fi,chhurg Vermont *
Massachusetts, Cheshire aud Vermont Central Railroads,
for Bellows Falls, Churestown and Caremont, N. H. end
Windsor, White River, Royalon and Mortified, ". att
l-2 A. NJ.
Leav. Nor,hfe!d VI. for Boston, at A. NJ.
The A. Nj Train from Northhrld connects at Croton
with Trans from Nashua, N H. aud Lowell nd the East
ana Worcester Now York via Norwich Springhc Id and Al
bnny, via Western Railroad.
Freight Trains will also leave ChaIestown, Mass. and
Mortified. VI. daily.
February 3, lSi1. 90
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S0AXLsR SN09APNauLhAAo


This preparation has been long before pubc and has
by underwriting and signal efficacy secured to it tesmo
mails from Ply scaus of tho most distinguished character as
WORTH and also from those who have been restored TO
health by s vues. Al the recent exhibition OF the Mass
aehuses Charitable Mechanic Association, In this city, II
received IN especial conmendatou which we beg leave to
subion. Testimonial. from Drs q Warren, NJ Warren,
Smith, and other. Of Boston and vicinity, have been freely
given 10 favor OF the same and bring the most convincing
kn As possessing tho exclusive right for It's sale we
solicit your orders.
Eriraci from The Report of The Judges of Chemi-
Gals, at The nm Exhibition Of The .uassa' huSeHs
Charitable Mechanic association, held IA Fan
emi and Quincy Halls, Boston, September
l647.
"DAVID PARKER, Shaker Village, N. II. six Bottles of
Compound Concentrated Is4plrilla syrup
"1he Compound syrup oil sTsaPtrllld as prepared by
DR. CoRBiTi, OF the shaker Society, Canterbury, NJ IT,
the Committee carefully examined comes sustained
by tho Of the distinguished physicians in tho
Committee cannot express their full belief in its eiiia-
cous qualities The nsodenls entering into its compost
of such highly useful and Alternative character,
that the Committee willingly pronounce II TO re the best
preparation OF saraparIa synr yet known aud as such,
's ssssa G :; ioHS \ " "WGSSs WEBSTER, MD
Professor Of Chemistry in Harvard College,
Pruetcu Chemist and AualyzOr, Boston.
I've, SMITH, N, D., Resident and po .I
of the boston Medical and sutslealJour
nal-ANp OTHERS.
We would also state that the formula has been be- ,b sa
fully approved and that the celebrated "
OF keene, N H. who ha tested Tvs virtues .sdens n nj.
practice generally tit being the best Article Known 10.
Gh'ons OF SS ps.. ne Stomach, Sal,
Rheun, Functional Disorders OF the LAYER, tnone Lup
tons othe ska, ErysiPelas all sero'uou'
10 guard ssains, ceun,ers in future, the outside en-.
yeopss OF ali the bottles will be signed ID the Handwriting
Of Df. THOMAS CoRBErT without which uone will be
genuine, - -
sayrOr Sale by REpFIELD GRANNIs, 7aly
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NEW MEDICINE.
DR.. MAsTAs GENUINE INDIAN VEGETABLE
PURGATIVE PILLS.

~ f.G "A j II 1ILLS,
For Bilious IammGtOry Feuers, Indigestion Chill Forers,
Headache Dyspepsia, Liper Complaia Cospenoss, Pdes
aundee, Choiic Pain The Stomach and Side, HeaTburn
Perpered .7Ppeie Davrhoea, DyseRtry, Impure BIood
and all DerdHg emeRtS Of The Bilious System.
IrOR tho above named diseases, those Pills have met with
general arprohatOn and as matter of fact, they are
the best article of the kind now before the public,
Being perfectly SAFE made of materials that simple
and natural they he taken time. The proprietor
recommend them with the greatest confidence,
them fa superior to the pulls general milder, nors
prompt safe aud uniform in their operation. In using them
particular required. Persons may and drink
usual and Unnecessary, eat Immediately after taking them
la small doses they Alternative und genty laxative, but in
large doses actively cathHc cleansing the whole ALI
mentary canal from all pud, Irritating and eeal matters
and producing healthy secTetons OF the sOmBchi liver ans
the various organs of tho body.
Most pills being composed less of drastic cntha
tics, apt operate haTshy. They initiate the son
ac and bowels such degree that general posiTation on
the system experienced, accompanied with more or les
These Pills being composed Wholly OF dinefent
their simplicity and congenalily TO the system Is
aud combination boing udcious and exact thu
operate with perfect aud safety, causing gripping to
tho bowels or ANY other painul alton They evGcunt
The aimentnIy canal thoroughly, blow strip of
all murhd aud extTaneous matter. - - -
| TRY THEN. AND KNOW THESE FACTS FOR
YOURSELF! After taking two doses if you shou'
be inclined not like them return the box 10 usubo con
don with the remainder of the Pulls, and tina money vii
| he refunded or tho chuige for the cancelled
or sale ,his village by Messrs Redhcld and Collins
ami TO had all the important stores N every village
aud town in the State. ~
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ARGENT PLATE.

A ASPOONS, Forks. &c, made of this newly discover
WI - ed material supercede t.! articles, such German
~ Silver, British or Abaa Plate, as substitute for
v Silver Plate Being chemically free fIom impurities,
withstdnds the strong OF Aqua Forts and being hard
and white thougho mlntans color closely resembling
silver, and improves by TOW X HALL.
Montpelier, Oct. 49, 1918. IA
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Band g. Fancy Boxes,

THE subscdber, having made arrangements with the
i manufacturers prepared to offer great variety
Of BAND, CAP & FANCY BOXES, wholesale and retail
AT tho lowest cash pricos 7. NJ. HARRINGTON.
Rooms over Eastman & Danfonh's Bookstore, State ST
Mammalian, VI. April, ls49. IL
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Abraham Smiths Estate.

TIME subscribers having been appointed Ivy the Honorable
Probate Court for the District of Randolph,
receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands
of all persons against thu estate of Abraham Smith, Of
BookGeld In said district, deceased insoven
and the OF sx months iIom the l0th day of April s49
being allowed by lid Court 10 the of said
exhibit aud prove their respective claims before usiiyo
Notice that will attend 10 tho duties our
at the house of J. M Cohurn in Bruokfed in said
District the last Monday Of May and September mex T. at
O'Clock, in the forenoon, on each oil said days.
nAviD WiLLiNGToN, sio %%..'
Brookfeld, April 81, ls49
N u. Those indebted to the above estate will please
settle with t2O;3w) J. *, PARISH, Ek'F.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden n,
Washington District, ss Montpelier, within and for aid
district, on the LIST day of May, A 1919:
OLIVER A CHAMBERLAIN, Guardian TO Rosamond II
" Nichols and Susan r. Nichols of MddleFex in said
district minors under the age of twenty years and
ing real estate lying in Mddesex in said district being hc
TevesOnny interests in the dover assigned by said C0u
out of the estate of Paul c. Nichols late Of snid Middle
sex, deceased, makes application said Court to bo
powered sell and convey tho said real belonging
his said wards uedgng that the sale thereof Is necessary
for he support and will be conducive the interests
wardsWhoreupon II ia ordered that said application bt
heard at the Probate Office in said Montpelier on the 22t
day OF May, A. d. 1919, and further order ed that notice
heoof be given by publishing the substance of tho subec
Of said application and orders thereon in tho Yer
mont Watchman and State Journal printed at Monipelie
three weeks successfully the last Of which before The
aforesaid lime appointed Tor the hearing thereof
BY The Court,
% FERl ann n MERRILL p..,.,..
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NORTHERN RAILROAD

A 90 M :.aa
On aud after Friday, December 10, Is4s,
PASSENGER TRAINS, day, (Sundays excepted)
III connection with tho Lowell Nashua, Concord, Yer
mont Central and passumIHic Railroads:
Leave Boston from the Depot Of the Lowell Road, for
Bristol md Lebanon n ~, md Mortified and Wells River
VI. nt7 LA VI. and ~ NJ.
Leove Norhhcld AT Ia A. NJ and IA r. NJ.
Leave Wells River at A. NJ. aud r. NJ, and West
Lebanon for BOSTON, via Concord Manchester, Nashua and
Lowell at II a. NJ. and Z. NJ the arrival of the
CuTs from tho upper Roads.
This rond connects with tho Central and Pussumpsic
roads ut White River; and is tho and no direct
route from Central Vermont and Northern New Hampshire
and tho tanud1s to Boston.
II isaLso he British Steam Mail Line
Passengers by the LIST train om Mortified Wells River
ind West Lebanon, arrive ut New York city
night, via Concord Nashua and Worcester aud Norwich
Rail, Dads, and the connecting Steamboat lines
Merchandise Trains Tor the Nothen Central and Pas
sumpsc Roads, the Lowell Railroad Depot in Boston,
daily, Sundays excepted. - -
II n.
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Revolving Pistols,
WATCHES Il JEWELRY.

AZGO @Sloe4AeV9 OS0
IIAS Just received large assortment OF Watches, Jew
Ii ery, and man, other eful as well Fancy Goods
will nr me n few of tho articles follows: Gold and ii,
yer Watches, Gold aud Silver Fob Chains and Keyes Gold
Guard and Reyes Gold md Stone Finger Rings Sold
Pin, and Bracelet Gold Pens and Ear Hoops, Drops
Gold beads and Pencils Silver Spoons aud Ladies', large
lot Sugar Shovcls, Butter Knives. &C.
Silver OMBS, shell and HON Do Silver Card Cc.cs,
Ivory PEARL and Shell do Also lot Of fine Cutlery
ssiing of Ruzos Pock Knives large and Small Fine scis
sors and Shears, Also, Tea Pots, Ladies' Hair
Highly periuned Soaps Of all kinds Laher Brushes aud
Boxes, Razor Stops, Coffee Pots, Brass Clocks, Plated
spoons, Pocket lnksinnds, &c.
Cairou,s, Largo and Flutes, various nds French
Horns, Ffes Fiddle Bows, Accodions Fiddle and uss VIII
Strings, Inrgc lot Calf Skin Wallets, SILK Purses, Bead
Bags, Velvet do. Bead and Steel Purses, Goggles, Watch
Oil criumery, Hair Oil Brushes for Clct Hair Teeth,
and TOYS of most all kinds
sFECTACLES, Silver and Steel bows, suited to ages,
The above does tell half tho Store this
time is filled with Goods the flowing, ali Of whc CHI
VIC will sell as cheap possibly be Afforded and ali
| warranted TO he what sell it for.
Montpelier. Oct. IS, 1851 SiM'L ABBOTT.
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A THOUSAND NAMES

proof OF cures 10 this distressing class of Complaints
See pamphlet. Ill broken d0ioa de5itated constitutions
from the effect Of mercury, will find the bracug power oil
this article 10 act Immediately, and the poisonous mineral
eradicatcd from the system.
The - distinct properties which compose this article,
manifest themselves particularly in the application of tile
compound, for the distressing class Of complaints which
head this paragraph For centuries there has been used
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300 PANS & TUBS.

SToRRs & LANGDONs have lately received large 10,
- of Milk PANS, Cheese und Wash Tubs, which they
can sell veiy low for Cash,
April 6, Isi9 Is
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DEBJLITY OF THE SYSTEM,
A CERTAIN REMEDY

weak back weakness Of the Kidneys, &c, inlamma-
ton of same is Immediately reiieCeG By feD days Of
this medicine and cure is always result Of its It
stands as
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CONSUMPTION CURED /!
Buchan's Hungarian BalSam Of Life.
gncO,,testjkIc FrOOCs

Ofhe Ecdcy tbs Bdlsam N The 5or5orm OF Consumption
IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
Dr. Bradleo-Dear Sir: The Hungarian Basam is beyond
all question perfect and admirable preparation fol
diseases ofthe Lungs have used it in my family, and In
my pofessionn practice for than two with the
most uniform and entire success in of crtre PHpOnG
~ dsdsc and conscieniously recommend to all who
are afflicted the certain remedy for such dease
| with which am acquainted. Yours respectfully,
| FREDERIC SIORER, NJ. D.
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and follows by few days of this article Is
far before any other preparation for this disease for any
other disease originating from impure blood. See Pam
patsl.
This disease is purely Of the blood the action Of
tns medicine, so speedy that the Piles, whether inter-
nal or external will be cured by its use in few weeks
Hundreds, perhaps say thousands have been per-
fecty cured in the Of three bottles OF this mix
ture and this is produced from the action Of ho
panacea upon the blood, 1t is more likely TO be permanent
than any pTohmccd from EXTERNAL rcnIedies.
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CERTAIN BOTANICAL AGENT,

which in all diseases arrangements OF the female uine
o6tTueiions, dcaiies PAINFUL meHstruGttoAs, &c. mas
effected This is indigenous to our soil, and
found in large quantities. and n medicinal property
stands without cqnal it forms Of the conpounds
In the preparation, which whole is the best remedy
ever given TO debiitatei female; sure and the sys-
will be restored 10 health " is
Democratic banner., 1849-11-05
"UsrrrD We SrAsD-D.v1DrD VIZ FAIL."
HoRRID MURDER-rVE MEN SHOT.

One of the most bloody and mysterious trans
actions which has TRANSFERRED in our city for a
number ofyears past, occurred at Barnum's City
Hotel, between the hours of eleven and twelve
O'clock. last night. The circumstances under
which it took place-the dreadful and fatal re-
suit to one Of our most respectable and worthy
citizens-the doubt in which the whole is in
volved--prevents lis from giving more than a
mere statement of the facts as we derived them
amid the confusion which ensued. sfli.
Two men; giving their naxes as Gonzales de
Montezquieu, and Rignard de Montezquieu, ar
rived at the City Hotel yesterday morning, arm
ed with sundry pieces of shooting irons, and rep
resented that they were from Chicago, but re-
Gently on a general hunting tour, A room was
assigned them, and nothing singular in their con-
duct noticed by any during the day. They both
have The appearance Of hardened, consummate
villains, and beyond what is instamped up, n their
features in this particular, nothing unusual is
manifest about them.
The cause of their shooting is a mystery. Il
appears that Mr.. Albert Jones, T. X. Bafnum,
Capt. w. d. Hubbell and H. NJ. Henderson,
dodgers in the same room, were preparing to re-
tire, when the two Montezquieus rushed in up
on them, armed with double barrelIed guns, and
commenced an indiscriminate firing upon them.
Mr.. Albert Jones, coach maker, on Third street,
was instantly killed, a ball passing through his
head; Mr.. T. X. Barnum. nephew Of the pro.
prietor, was badly, and is feared seriously wound.
ed; Capt. w. D. HubbelL, of Liberty, Missouri
wounded through the wrist; H. M. Henderson
wounded over the left eye; and Macomber, stew.
ard of the house, badly wounded in the wrist
The latter persons was wounded by one of the
assailants after alarm had been given, and while
in the act of a~rresting one Of the parties. :
These Two desperadoes, after they were Sc.
cured, presumed 10 be c%razy--one asseveratine
that they were ordered BY God Almighty to dc
the shooting, the other shnwing an indispositiOr
Ito talk, and being entirely dumb. The motive
for committing the act-no offence whatever hav-
ling been given--remains in a mystery. They
were arrested and lodgedin jail.---[MO. Repub.
lican, Oct. Both.