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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-12
MeSSrs. AlSobrOok & Robinson

para,,ly engaged in The al and mystery OF their
profession, they do not hesitate IN saying to the
public, that they fee thfmselves caPacltsted for
conducting their Csan hiishE,cn; in 'tsle
and manner inferior TO none IN tie southern
Country: and If close application, faithful work,
and an ndonilublc de,etn nation to please, can
insure success, they cannot but hope 10 ,ecaro
a liberal portion Of public patronage Being deter
mined that their WORK for FGihfulness, Fashion,
FL and E,gane,, shsl not be surpassed by
none they hsve no Gehcacv in &C counting thsn-
selves abe to please ALL, from the simpli.
cites cG the most plsir, TO the anc'cs Of the most
fus,idiuus Respectfully soliciting continuance
Of The favors Of the old patrons, aud inviting the
public in general II give them call. One OF the
other OF them, vii Al all tunes he found al the old
STAND Of X. NJ Il II. c, Robinson, one door south
of Kerrs Hotel, ready and anxious TO wait upon
all u hd niay be disposed To give them trial.
A. r Ai,SOBROOK.
X. VI ROBINSON.
Charlotte, Sept. a., lst9. Ait
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-12

4 frcshct having carried n mill some
ways dawn a stream, tho miller found i
with this inscription, which some wug hat
cha lcd upon i, in large letters;
This mill went by water.
A good deal further lhan il ouah'r "
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-12

In Detroit -four little girls fell into the
tlvcr Two of them were Immediately res.
cued by a large dog, md The other two
wero saved by man but the dog was
the first TO plunge IN.
Why is bush like little girl : Be.
cause II becomes Il ronln.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-01
MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES


BALTINonr May S0.-Sl000 Maryland 6s 1913; 1000 do
quarterly " Sf 500 do oO0 do S15 800 do SIS; 800
Do. e4s; 800 do S1s 1000 Bal Ohio RR div. bonds
1900 bs0d ss 1000 do b90d Ss 1000 bd $50 1000
DO b90d s. 1000 do bod, SS1a 1900 do. bd ssh shares
Banh Baltimore 81 50 do Chesapeake Bank 90 40 do Bal
Fire Insurance, ~
BosroN, May 3d. Brokers Bodrd.--l0 shares Auburn
and Rochester Railroad, s52 10 do Fall River Railroad ST.
do Old Colony Railroad 1915 20 do Vermont Mass Rail-
road ~ DO Fitchburg Railroad lla do South Shore
l02A do Western abroad, 1O6M do l07; do Boston
and Providence Railroad 81 do Sd, sIS do Boson and
Wore Railroad, l7 III do 07sx do. lU7 10 do bG0 l07
ISdo v.rmSnt Central Railroad 81 Is do sos do
East Boston Co.. rights Concord Railroad l0c; % do
lo4e; div Vermont Central Railroad, 40; 5do Vermont
Lowell Railroad SIS Is do Connecticut River RAILROAD vs.
do Concord Railroad 6l do Boston and Lowell
30 do lowell Machine Shop, as DO Jackson ManufaO
turing Co., S27a do Lancaster Mills 30 50 do. Clinton
nsnnae =, Co. 51a; do Hamilton Manufacturing Co.
(psr s25O s235 10 Atlas Bank 96 % do State Bank
H do Granite Bank 96; $1,000 Portland City 81 per
stock, payable June l6 49, with coupons g; certificates
soo saeh Vermont Central Bonds payable July l. 59
1854 10 do. Norf County Railroad 3d. II do Boston
Maine Railroad O2 Is do Vermont Central Railroad 5O
10 DO bQL; "a do. 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-01

HsstAsrn YES quiet ct - rs sslN fsr mixed and
~ .od.rst. demand with sslss Of 400 sbls .. -
9x s good s:pa' sys w,.icc Ss,. $40 I. 1ss
Sid a. g. SIX; Brandy vine was held at sa.-HN~s-
We have Only to notice sale Of 500 s1sh:l: sfsood
SAe At 1oss: Gsnesse was hold At 81 Is 81 r. and
SssAsis At SOC $50. for Western damaged; 500. FOR
Iieh mixed Ole. for nat yellow. and osc o3hc for
rent Jersey yellow. Rye-Sa Of 1000 bushels
Hsss at sis. .6sXs., delivered Oats easier at
Sls. s6c for River and Canal Jersey at
1es Bsrly nominal and duh At 60c 63c
CsTreH-Ths sales to- day amount to 500 bales 1t
very near the old prices.
FISH. The market has been quite dull to-day, and
Far,r. There is a moderate demand for bunch raj
s.s and We notice sales Of 600 boxes at 81 65 81 co.
By auction there sales 900 boxes Sicily oranges
green (o 90 so So Isl 93a do do black Toy at 80
60 g. do loe) at 50 2' and $50 do, lemons, at
.suoHrs Considerable lots of corn were offerinast
q. in bulk, to Liverpool and cotton at I'd for COM
pressed bales bacon at 22s Cd and 5000 barrels
nsnt The packet of the Sth engaging otton at Nc
Naval sToREs-We report sales OF 100 bbls. spirits,
OLs-A sale Of 1000 gallons English l;ns.ed vas
made at osc The market generally is unchanged
PnovIsIoNs-Saes Of about 500 bills mess pork were
made ct W " y SIC; prime sold at So Is Beef
Retail sales were making to the home trade In retail
lots at Sl1 for country mess and At $1 so for city
mess, and city prime at SO so. Sales of about 500
dry salted shoulders, at 4Ac 4'sc. for picked do,
and 5&c a5%c. for picked hams. Lard was heavy,
with sales OF 800 bbs at 5Mc Tor white grease and at
$40 exc. for good to prime Butter in good de-
Hand At Sc 1c for Ohio, &C. a13sc for Western tub,
and loo l7ks for Orange couaty. Cheese was quiet
At &c q 10.
SuoARs-There have been further sales of 900 hhds.
ouba Muscavado. at 41sc u 4&c., months
TALLow.-Sales Of Western making, at &c. &c.
sash.
WHIsxrY Sales Of 200 bbls made at 2lc. for
Chic, 2lAc for State prison; while drudge was in
astive at 20hc
WINEs.-No sales ofmoment are reported.
Receipts Of Produce per Hudson Rirer Lines this Day.
Old Troy Line 2s7 barrels flour; 2l5 do. pork;
Do ashes: SO do. butter; 239 do lard
Eekford's Line-3sl barrels -four; 80 do ashes; 32S
DO. whiskey; 20 do butter
Oswego Transportation Lne-24 barrels whiskey; II
DO. hams and shoulders; 266 do. lard
New York and Penn Yam Line-50G barrels -four; 800
bushels feed.
Syracuse and Oswego-650 barrela -four
Western Lake Boat Line-5G0 barrels -four 81 do.
beef: "a do wbiskey.
slliman and GARDENERS Line-3,OO0 bushels rye; As
barrels pork; 252 do. beef; 81 do, lard.
New York and Cincinnat-767 barrels -four; 2400
wheat 224 barrels pork 40 do whiskey so do
hams; 1888 do lard.
Troy and Western Line-2oo0 bushels wheat 20
barrels ashes; bales wool.
FultoHvlle and New York Line-2,000 bushels corn;
20 barrels rye -four.
Schuyler's Line-5,256 bushels corn; 8 bbls ashes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-01
MARITIME IHTELLIGENCR.


Cleared.
shall Eyeeh lHI ssrs BOYD h MaG
s p KKssfy & ssshsPi MINI.
HasOosh.e; smith, Malaga Russell Norton %alA'
s '$Ss
bSs EsSs; :, ssnRs
mon Baldwin, Smith, harleston, do.
as ;s s,si GFsna Co. n.a
.,.s ns.. palSxe ety Maris P;yans Bangor Hoy
sioops%captai, Proctor Providence; Tecumseh, Fow-
Ter, do.
:R f'': Nay Eisn . %s,s
ia aS S sdsS ssaff fs
daS h's %ih Gl fTIsrsSI
q @ ss
days on ,he Hook; owing. 70 the fog - 80
cI ess v Rsy H II Ts aa to
s, A d @srR ,efp sSf W. i. IN H
ehsns,S 'gnss Win bark cresmos standing oh la
s iia@ass lss s. pass g.
wa o scs. for LndTS Charles Robin
iss yard The Ia: bee. nes 9th with
shp Ann Msle',sr hsssh pSsiS 8 days in ballast,
Esnder heading on ne sas l5 Jon u passed ship
yssh o sasn native iyst Of pus GnA q
Br ,hip James Freeman % ds 1% Bremen o SYcrt 'p'A'
Manhattan Cas- CO.. Is psssensers weeks with COAL to
Br brig Clarence Armsrong Newcastle 81 days. with coal
10 Soule, Whitney Co.
Brig Sarah Elizabeth, Dyer, Addison.
Schr Jamestown, Cook, Petershurgh.
sshr Sea MARX Hogan Frankfort Ne, with granite for
tbe U Dry Dock.
sehr Alpine, Hartman erand Me, with piles tho
Dry Dock
sehr VIM Peters, Lord Sullivan Me, with granite the
Us Dry Dock.
sehr Cincnnatus Lord, Franklin, No.
Sehr Iippecanoe, =, Maehias
sehr Coral, Spear Thomaston.
Sebr Fortune, HiI, Thou aston.
Sebr Antilles, Grover, Jhomaston.
Schr Franklin, Burgess. Harvich.
Sshr Abbot Lawrence, Allen, Boston.
Sehr Juno, Albers, Norwich
sloep Charles. Rboades Providence
eshT jamestown, Cook Petersburgh.
Below.
ship Sea, from Liverpool, 20 Taylor Rich
ship jamestown, Trask, from Liverpool, u days with
ndse, to Slate, Gardiner Howell.
ship Corpelia, from Liverpool.
ship shannon, from Liverpool
Also brig
Steamship Tennessee Savannah Br barks Emma ScarIes
~ Johns Cosmo do; Fsrons Quebec Br brig Sun New
~, other rugged vessels about Too macker
fshern en-, who had put into the Horse for harbor
Anchored at the sw spit detained BY head winds B ,hi,
Finga New York for Chareston bark Isaao Mend r
Savannah, and about 10 other outward bound vessels
at. 5. ' " ''n"'' = y "'''''''' o'' sun
Herald Marine correspondence,
DgLpHIA, May 81, T. h-Arriyed--Brig Principe
schs New Orleans; schrs Marcia Tfbou, Eustic Sagua
Ja Grsnde; Madison, Teal Savannah.
~ ht-L. EfIA~IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-01
Passengers Arrived.

MNyRrooL-Packet ship Fidelia-R Gardner Mary Hunt,
hunt Susan Hunt Stephenson Eliza Ste phenson Jane
seeraFe. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-01

0ooaridge y w
G-rrie DR. Jokn
Goss Adam
Gomez Careassen
Culdenzoph Chris
Cunning william
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-01

Married,
On wednesday evening May 30th. by the Rev James
C.. Goble, Mr. Henry WINsHIP to Miss ALNIRA, fifth
daughter Of Alden Wild, Esq, all Of this city.
May S0th, by the Rev. s. NJ saacs, Mr.. J. ID. BRopEK
10 Miss HANNAH BoxsUR, from London
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-01

DIED,
On Wednesday the Both ult., HARRIET, daughter Of
Josiah and Matilda c. Ingersol, aged years and 10
months.
The relatives and friends Of the family and those Of
her grandmother Susannah Ingersell respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the residence of her
parents No 124 Hudson street. this friday afternoon
At O'Clock.
At his residence Fort Hamilton on wednesday, Both
ut Capt. PAUL A. OLIVER, in the SD year of his age
His friends and the friends Of the family
fully invited to attend his funeral this friday after
noon, at P. M, without further invitation.
On Thursday, 3lst, after lingering illness AyyA
VIRGINIA, youngest daughter Of John and Sarah C.
White. aged IL years
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral Mt O'Clock this Friday afternoon
nom 10 Catharine street. without further Invitation
The remains Of the late NICHOLAS s. DoSNELLY will
arrive in this city to-day. The funeral services will
take place at the Cathedral tomorrow Saturday
ing NJ o o'clock.
His friends and those Of the family respectfully
Invited to attend without further notice.
On Thursday evening, 31st May, THOMAS B. TnprS,
aged 40 years.
His friends and those Of his brother William Tilden
are invited to attend his funeral O'Clock Friday
At his late residence No. 126 Rvngton street. without
further invitation. His remains will be taken to
Whitesboro' for interment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-01

PurlA rLrnIA, May 81 or M-Arriyed--Brig Principe
echris New Orleans schrs Marcia Tbou, Eustice
10 Grande; Madison. Teal, Savannah.
CAarsd-stsamship Osprey Dickinson, Charleston; ship
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-01

0undesshe imaI
Henry
oAIbraith Ethran
Gunsry Capt VIII
liam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-01

Curney DR.
Gunser = frederick
Glover Edward
Granger Rev Jas r
Galisher Rev Mr.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-12
ITO be concluded nert ,rcek. J
LETTER
Barring, BROTHERS, 4 CO.,
RELATIVE TO THE FIRE LOAN BONDS.

RELATIVE TO THE FlRE LOAN BONDSs
SIR R:-Your EScnllency's knowledge Of the
history ofthe public debt Of South Carolina will
have brought before your notice our connection
with the loan contracted in 1882 for the re
building of Charleston. At that time we took
ourselves, and induced our friends and those
who had confidence in our opinion, to take a
large interest in that loan and in times when
the credi, of some Of the States was deprecated,
we always felt and stated that implicit reliance
might he placed in the security of this loan,
aud the maintenance by the State of South Ca
rolina of all its engagements. We therefore
stand connected. both in feeling and interest,
with The credit oflhe State, and venture, with
ont fear of being misunderstood, to address yonr
ESceency on the subject of some propositions
which have been suggested To terminate the
existence of the Bank Of South Carolina, and
thus Withdraw that portion of the security Of
the loan which rests on the responsibility of
that Bank. 1t would he presumpluous in us,
and far from our intention, TO attempt any in
reference with the proceedings or policy Of the
citizens Of your State in reference to any mat.
ter of domestic legislation. Our only purpose
is, from sense of duty to call the attention of
your EScelfency as 10 whether tho dseontinu.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-12
VOL. 10.
REPORT.

=
or the Joint Special Committee OF lnspec-
%tinn for the Bauk of the State of South
Carolina in Charleston.
The Committee of Inspection for the prn-
eipal Bank Of the State Of South Carolina IN
Charleston, appointed BY a Joint resolution
of both branches Of the Legislature at the
last session. respectfully submit the fol-
lowing report
~--'rhe act of 1924 which provides for the ap-
pointment of Committees of Inspection,
makes it their duty 'to examine m'nntey
INTO the affairs and situation OF the Bank and
It's branches, for which they are respectively
appointed" or. in other words, as the com-
Iniitee understand It. to take an account OF
the funds which the State has entrusted to
,he Bank tosDe employed in banking, and oi
such pih. funds as may have come INTO ITS
possession BY virtue of the credit ii derives
from its capital. aud the superadded pledge
of the public faith. 1t is necessary, there.
fore, before proceeding to exhibit the result
oflhe examination, TO present a brIet state.
inent Of the several funds for which the
Bank is accountable. Those entrusted to 1t
by the State to be employed in banking, are;
lst. The capital. so called. 81. The sink.
ING fund. Sd. The fund raised by loan un-
der the act for rebuilding the City of Charles
ton, commonly called the Fire Loan Fund.
= The CAPITAL.
By the act of 1912 which established the
Bank, it was declared that certain stocks,
bonds, and other securities, then held hy The
State, should consilue its capital, and be
vested in The President and Directors. And
. BY another act passed The following year.
the CnmptrollerSwas directed to transfer to
the Bank on account Of capital all monies
remaining IN the Treasury on the Cd day "f
April in anv year, and which had been re-
ceivcd within the year preceding that day,
which last provision was repealed IN 1919.
The Bank went into operation IN The year
1913. and between that year and 1919 II had
received by sales of the stocks and c"l!ec-
;tinns on account OF the bonds and other Sc
gcurities above mentioned. and by surplus
monies transferred to it from the Treasury,
the sum OF Sl,372.250 60. In the mean
time. in pursuance of one of the provisions
Of the charter, b. which the Bank was re-
onired tu redeem the outstanding debt of,he
State, il had in or before 1919 redeemed cf
the:
6 per cent. stock y =. Sl42'2'o 29
And Of the 6Per cent stock at
the cost Of 33.5o9 81
And IN 1928 it redee,nad Of 6per CT b.:
stock 3,2Sl ID
And cancelled S65,562 56 Of the 3per
cent. stock at the cost Of p. 36,62l o.
And in 1914 it cancelled ofthe 3 per
= cent. S53,663 16 at the cost of $4,000 -
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-12
S24s.s92 At

Leaving the balance ofcapital in ls44 ST..
123,357 73, at which sum it has stood ever
since. See schedule B annexed.
SINKING FUND.
By an act passed in 1921 the Bank was
required To opcu an account in which IT
should debit itself with all its future profits
AZ thev should be annually declared and
the fund SO 10 be raised was pledged and
set apart for the payment of tho interest on
the 6 per cent. stock o! the State; and The
final redemption nf the sad stock. the
. amount of which was SS00.000, issued in
pursuance of all act passed the preceding
year. which also. directed that the sad fund,
though not made part of the capital of the
Bank, should be employed in The same nan-
ncr as the capital. In 1922 an act was
passed authorizing the sale of 100000 OF
5 per cent. stock, for which the same fund
was pledged, and the stock was accordingly
issued.
Under another act, passed in 1925, there
was a further issue Of S250.000 OF 5 per
cent. stock, also charged upon the same fund.
There was another issue OF S3OO,00d OF
per cent stock in pursuance OF all act pass
ed in 1926. and though The act contained no
provision pledglng the profits OF the BankAor
the payment of the interest, or principal, OF
this loan, or chargingll upon the sinking fund
il seems to have been understood by the
Treasnrers and the Bank as charge upon
the fund, and was accordingly so treated.
This fund credited with the annual profits
of The Bank from the lst October, 1922, 10
the lst October, 1889, both inclusive, and
debited with the interest paid or the stock
above mentioned amounted on the lst Octo-
her, 1889, TO the sum of SS56,602 81. In
1910 the 6 per cent stock, issued under the
act of 1880, became redeemable. and before
the lst October of that year, the sum OF
S79s,795 90 was redeemed and debItcd
to this fund. which was thereby reduced to
s57,SO6. 1t was then, by the direction ol
she Comptroller General, credited with the
sum Of $65 l.422 0S, part the surplus rev.
,enue received from the Federal Govern.
men and deposited in the Bank. BY an act
passed in 1886, before this money was re.
;celved. it was directed that the inslalnents,
as they should become due, on the shares 10
be subscribed for by the State in the Lou
.isyle. Cincinnati and Charleston Railroad
company, should be paid out OF II, and &C.
,cordnyly the four first instaments were so
paid but in 1888. when it was deemed ex-
pedlent for the State to make an immediate
advance oftweive Instalnnents. amounting I"
100000. the Comptroller General was d.
rectcd to issue and deliver to the Railroad
Company six hundred thousand dollars, OF
six per cent. stock, instead of requiring that
sum to be paid to the Bank, and by the same
act the interest on the said stock was made
payable out of the Sinking Fund and the
capital and profits of the Bank, and the bal
apce Of the surplus revenue, beyond The a.
mount required to pay the four nstaments
of the subscription 10 the Railroad. not adj
vanceJ. were pledged forthe payment of,he
interest aod principal of the said stock. The
amount Of the surplus revenue then on de,
posi-, was 1851 ,422 % Of which two hun =
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-12

Tue Double EAeLEs.-The PhiIadel phia
Ledger was informed by tho director ot,he mint
on Saturday, that the dies for the double eagle,
or twenty dollar gold piece, authorized by the
last Congress. were in stale of forwardnese,
and would probably be ready for coining in all
next week.
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SG,O32,O75 33
The Bank accounts fur these funds by
exhibiting their equivalent in bills and notes
and bonds of individuals and corporations,
judgments, specie, bank notes, stocks, real
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-04
Cheney & Co.'S Boston, Concord, Stan
slead and Montreal Express.

uyHE HUBBCRlBERs continue under then
former arrangement made with the diree'
tors Of The Concord Railroad, a. forward goods
20 and from, HaatnH daily. with each paAasBgeT
train. 80
PSokages will be- received and forwarded
from boston 70 all parts ofN, u hnd Vermont
and Canada.
Letters arc not taken on any terms,
Oaiccs AZ the new "ltal Road EAchangf,
BOSTON, al THE RAILROAD DEPOT,
CONCOHD, az tho Depot, Lebanon, n H.
J. w. IsWos, Montpelier, W., Peek q Cos
burlington, ~ T. g. Butter's Line store,
pcrhy Line, and ar Charles Seymour, Mon
treat
Fine EEpEaEa Imin leaves linAdM for Mon.
treal each Monday At % o clock + NJ passing
through Nowhnry, H. J0hpsbuIy aud the IN
iaEurdiAtr towns t0 htausload,
N n The Subscribers are alone frtponai'
lie fsf the Ices er alufY Of any ARTICLES Of
property 81 any description enifgs'rd 20 ihelr
care, nor be- any rick Assumed - lAe concord
Nashua ~ Lowell Railroad Companies
Is T., CHENEY Railroad Exchange, Boston
NhTHi 4. WHITE, Depot. Concord, n II
WM WALKER, IN, Lebanon, n II
Jan .. lrl7, bl-tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-04

rnHr,psi One tef FutTnN hussL Hsa Hand.
lss v hshnug g., Hisis sissl hs',ssi
Ifuu HsHt va hHuH Second street Fuiadsphis
ltsprs brHrsi'i hsluaioft y. A. CaAsH, Chsriss
5000. NuFbt Go. 90 tbsTgFs hifsstl n o. lm
tuuih frzd tfrsl AlhaHy sod w ~ ths pfiHfipsl
us.ss,s4 snd hrtehsus ssasfsny lafsas hosi she Va
- slsist Ne, tall saj no csH.dss
Wholrsnle Agent & BINGHAM, Drug.
gist, ~ Johnnbuy Hethil agents Goodall
ana Court, thri ~ J',irrr-I'-tyI- It,tissags s.
Colby, Lyndon Dana, Works ~ Stanton,
Eastman, barnoI l. T. Pufks, Passunpsio,
Newell n 1fnil, Bafkc, I. G. Butler Derby
Line, blakr q Son, sutton, l.. Cleveland y
Co. ,Coyrulry Els y " French, Lunou,
burgh, aud hy al the principal Druggists aud
Meichlnts F,ncTally throughout The I States
and lhc Canada, also, By lIcmiu ( Druison,
Lyndon trutfc. 1H-yl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-04

Dreadful Occurrence. .


Tie New York Mirror gives lIle following
seroupl of lhe dreadful occurrence ~ llalh-
huu's llotul, New Yprk, on Mouiny morn
Ing,
Tho inmates of liallihupa liu,el, Ia BruAd-
way, we're startled, ilIis nOruiug by q sue
uHssl0u ~ loud screnins issuing ltuu The
ciamlsr Of Mrs HRlhbuu,the wile ofthe pro-
prielnr, and on euleTing Ile roum she was
is.'lg.d y.ts GA ilie floor. wnliefiug 10 blood,
from severe wound 10 the throat, inflicted
wnli rnger icy her fon, who WIS uenr The
SPOT, HlsO ldrrdiug prniIr W from u wound
~ his own throat, The particulars 10 Gar ~
wr could puihertlem,are hs GIllowsi- l.00ui-
IL tailbui, the attempted murderer, is about
rs years of age, and has for Hun,e time past
lrd disHnluls lite, helng drndlI The grcnter
tHr ul' ihe ilnif, Hnd mixing win low nod
abandoned characters; MI ilts sll.riA az liis
iriaidstO reclaim liln proved inriluciual,aud
his iiilher finding lhRl u reformation wns
linpelrsr, gave him mp 20 his vicious courses,
permitting him 10 live ~ the hotel when he
irli di-pdsedi but little WE seen Of lliu,ns lac
WIS Uil mnsr Of llIo day, md found ms wHy
20 lds bed r0oni NJ nll hours Of lhe night, For
iha pnst Wev, be- Inns been 90 drunken
Hpree, aud the ilrehdIiil hct wHHtnUirirss trrr-
l,eiiAlrd willis in a alalr Gfdsllfsnm lremeUs.
Vh0uI q O'Clock, rms WGTHIUF, ne uVprHrrr
~ ls molhors door illi ra2og iu his hand
Rud snyiug, "Good'bye, moihef," drow lhe
iuslrnuiout across hia lhruni, iull cling a
wound on tho irA riic, 81 - severe, hul not
ofn serious character Ills mother IN alarm,
surhcd a. lin mud seized his hand, when lIe
turned llirously upon her and exclaimed,
I'D In hor, rll kil her" aud. throwing her
sloWn On tho 1oor kuell upon her hoiy and
'cul irr uirnht almost ifnm err 20 VHr. Tier
','rirs were heard 10y one of walters, WHO ran
10 the rnom aud succeeded iu dragging tho
son oh' Ihr body, and secured him Until ussi,-
lance arrived A surgeon WIS Immediately
rumluunrd, who examined nud drrs,rd the
w0uudi hmt Of riio mau " not Of serious
character huf great fears ARE entertained that
MIS- Rnlhhuu will Got rccOycr,nud NJ the last
accounts Ho was lying ~ very low sinio,
ILr sun, who u evidently insane, wns prop
eily secured, md viii hc scut immediately to
che Insane Asylum to await tie action Of the
-''''I1.s,rIt.siA a. -ll4G -nlnlicr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-04

.eUy~ll Is matter Of undouuled certainty,
Tlial hnli'ul tippliug in worse lhnn llorodi
Cal spreClng TIM puor lnd,pU, wha-on u
month drinks himself dead MI bul simple
breathing, viii out live for years lhe man
who drinks litllo aud ollcn, aud II not. per.
hapSsuspcclcd Of inleuipcmnce. DR.. Beech.
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