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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-13
Hearing in the Case Of DIR.
We ster.

ifhu wife md ltrrc daughters Of Frnfa.sot
Webster appeared brlurr lhn Coucl,N rhlef-
day afternoon, Tie chiuf cuusn lor their NJ.
prnhUce wHs stuie,fhy Mrs Webster 10 he iu
bsHr testimony a. Size iucl lhul lie FIST pei
llUn presented 81 The Gu,cTHor sud Counc, u
Wns gol up chir0y lhrongh tlirir iusirunlou
lalil5 they sIl l'ss,,tF irrru uUwuvrrirF iH
Their brlfrl ~ HE iuuoreuch, uutil inlOuurd
of bla contcssl0u, She hoped. and pas ed,
ibai lh@y world 30 able 10 regard his case
mcr'lully aud spare his he,
Amor her Withdraw al, lhr Committee on
Pssduus leld srrtlop, and sert G,r Dr, l'ul,
man, IlH spiritual nd,l-tr of Predecessor Web
'stof. AOor liis arrival, It, Gov Reed glalrd
r'al bee was cent f'r "a hrHr doruueui rotd
containing tie opinions of certain eminent
surgeons on three points ia ilin cnniDssi"Ii,
upon whlrh grnre doubts bad nriton la the
nin,A Of the Cummiiee. lim, before lhc
documeht ~asiead, llm Rrl orlcrs were rc
qutsicd Ia retire.
Il il poUorully understood that lie Com
niiiru hHye Hrkrt the opinion 81 i"ur cupi
ncuI surgeons upouIhrro points. Tie dfsi
~ NJ ~ whcihrr the sick mentioned IN Ihr
ruuirsslon ~ having been used 10 give lhe
deadly blow, could haze Inflicted q blow dat
would have been lnlul la Nv short Il. tine ~
ten minutes. The opinions upon this, aud
other p"lnls, 0rr stated 10 be- adverse to tie
uiussiou,-.MaJ, Juiy g.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-13

"as hlled oul agAinsl hem. sos,,
detachment Of infantry, ,,4 "1"'I'a'tf
lfagoons' iudegEon.n,s su-a roa.p,e, #
-'''ti t-ufrniy i've ~ ALL Nj Lieut.. b,I
reed hgHihp, tie Clear Lake n ORDER ~ Wv
hrminais, II possible, ile lilIudiala. stI ~
arrived ~ The vicinity nf The T. Tie NO..
nheNl 'eriedly hpou bod, oTnke. and ,,1..
nrfinR hei"reen tW0 nod thro.lid,sB, ,,,a
They immediately surrounded /. hundrg
me inhIHHH ruised q shout ofdefa,enL AID A
i"WIned - eschle, poured IN a a,s,cs ana y.
nlis1 iminaitiy upon meu, ronsn ana ,s.r n,
~ lhci lrl,' sH5s oUf HtlurmbnI#,, 49,.
fore lle sweep Of lhe sryilc," M. y, IT,
constance "NS encountered, hnd h. 49,. %
~ lilehefy Wns " slnn d1rs,,,n " .f"
slrieks of lho sls.e entered yieliinsi,a5 lh'
lllo roar Of 'nnushsis censed, aud n,..','j,
lilrless upoE lhs sod of their nsi,,e '' ,',,d
Nrrr ihr hleed'Fg ltr'lirs N iirsr Aus
noe. FeN, nor age WIS sfHfed; II wss IT,
DISCRIMINATION i,arully ol,r,rd. ~ ta.7
Telnrnrd 10 the siuIiuns, sHd qu,el /, Gs ''
present reJOred ''N h
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-13
Fourth congregational District,

The ftecmcn Of the l,h Congressional di1
ir'ot stc requested to meet IN Convrutiuu BY
d'lcgatr', at homYsi1, eH Hsaas,dny hs
-t7ft-Irsr NJ I to-Ui0rN y NJ, 10 NN0IRSsC
candidate ~ represent said district N Con
srcss, eind.d1lc who will not, II elected be-
expected to oPPosr the administration Of
ZAcnARr T,rioa TO the "b,ttrf end. right
or wfon1-hai whu viii rather give the al
m,nisuatlon an effective aud hearty support,
just - isr and 80 far only, As shall be con
sHtent with unwavcring fidelity 10 the duty
Of hIs Office ssn guardian Of the liberty, the
honor aud the wrlf7r, Of the country, and a
T." representative of tue peculiar sontmcnts aud
ntercsts Of the people Of thh district
4 G CHADWICK,
, JOHN DEWEY, District Com
ELIJAH CLENELND, mittcc
WV 7 BrRNuAMi'
July {, 1850 ---
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From Ihc Albany Journal.
American Protection to British
Labor.


/ A Mag once remarked ortwo rival caudi
tdit,r- tot Artr- IN n urighburWg civ, I'm
there Mas but lillr diG;rcucc between lhou
--one uu,lotrdi giving LIS hand Ia il.e i.....'
man, aud lhr olhrr h.- foot. NNhig aud i.uru
/ i'ocu friendship for lnhurcrs may be similarly
I illustrated. Both advocate measures calru.
lated To foster labor; lut ~ lille lie nrastres
of the one look To- tnc Interests ct the AuirTi.
can Lnhorrrs hose Of the other Look directly
! ~ the Interests OF the Ltbutcr % GIcul Bin.
! min.
We gave some stati.icsu few days since
To shuN.thut the Tariff net of IA 10 lad taken
five millions OF dollars wear from the pool;
cts ur the iron-workcrs OF p,nusy lvauin. This
ihct was demonstrated hy Ggnres. Bot what
was lost 10y the lrou-wOrkcrs OF Pruusl wanna
was saved 10y the irou-w orkers ofGreu Brit
ala This lacl is doubtless highly colson
Tory to Loco Fuco phiuuthropisrs.
Daring Ne year ending the Both Of juno
lSi9 British hon ofIhc value Of ) 10 $50 96l
wns brought TO this country. Two thir,ls of
his value consists 81 labor. ll,l.cc, ten
piillous Ui dollars We're last year sent Guu,
this country to Great Britain to pay the wa
ri-s of tuEtIS aIId sEnIGii ilull-....ss.t
$500 u year, ten millions of dollars VIII give
employment to 10000 men, aud support n
population Of Sky or eighty thousand souls
OF these ten millions paid to Foreign artisans
10y Americas c'nsuugrs, oue7llal passed in
to the hands Ji Foreign agriculturlsls. Con
ecqueutly, of the fifteen millions Of dollars
of value embodied in this Imported Iron, five
millions consisted o! beet pork, potatoes
wheat, Il. sc, consumed 10y those employ.
ed in It's manufacture. Hence, willie we are
seriding one bushcl OF wheat abroad in The
form Of -four, we are bringing two back ID
the shape of Iron. For il must never he for
gotten Illnt purt of the value of every urti.
Gle imported is made up OF ,hu agricultural
engaged IN It's manufacture. Practically,
therefore, there is Englishiilour aud English
beet. ia every gross of needles, every piece of
ritl,r,fi, every ton of iron aud every yard OF
oloth, which il Iutchusedin England for the
American Market ----------
II Is not'neccssaty to enter into AN elAbo-
rate argument TO enforce the jdeR Ye wfstE
To convey. Il is pnlpublc upon the surface.
We wish our readers to receive whit We
have said as text for reflection aud com.
mcnl They can learn from it the reason
which induced MIR Bnlwer 60 pfniest against
nay change ia the dties on iFoa;nnd also the
reason which induced the Loco Focos ia the
House of Representatives To give that Iratest
u direction, best calculated to secure TO a n
favorable rufri,lrr,tiou. tic desires The Poo
lection of FuruiEu Labor, mud Loco Focoisn
sympathises with hniu this desire.
Tar WHEAT or Onlo.-ln many parts Of
the state the wheat harvest has commenced,
and through the state generally the promise
GI an abundant harvest was never hctier-.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-13
THE INDliNs IN OREGON,

A Tuuvrupur ut FurUC importance, III TT
gard 10 the Indians in Oregon has tukcn
place.
After DIR Whitman and lis family wcrr
murdered, sntuc three years since, cons'a"
Int unsuccessful efforts we're made 10 pun
ish the lndiaps concerned ~ that affair Tue
poId c-,,r checked the war, atd those en-
gnged in it l,s0 for Caliornia. Their treat
uenl of the Indians whom they net on TIE
route led TO retaliation, mud Indian ou'rdgt'
became frequent very soon after. Inc l"''
ing paragraph from the Sacramento Ifans-,
cripi speaks or steps taken 10y G"'ernogf L9ns
10 bring nhout q better state OF thlngSm '"''-
respect ,,.
"In March last, Governor-Lane iormn'I
demanded OF the Indians the remainder
the murdereFs oT Or. Whitman, atd h'''u "
them, including Two Catholic pre''S' We
delivered into the possession OF The eos', ~.
mppr of Oregon. By proclamation OF we
Governor, the Legislature OF the lerfI''i vas
convened on the 18th of My instant at u'ei
non CIV, TO rive tie prisoners teal a."
our informant thinks that ere thus lh't ."
hren convicted aud pm To teHti. The I ~
of die Cialau,ns aud CHJ,poos have ''"ue,,s
The services uf their trihcs ~ Governor Lo'e
When our informant left rSey we're eh'""'i
ed at Linn City, opposite Oregon 'CUl'nT,Ir,'
ing the sentence of the mmrdrrerSo on 'I''' w.
fore the Legislature. They are TO l"H'c ,
Coroc of the TERRITORY. md march under "'',
Lane over rtC taHd TouIu tUwurtfu er',,'+',
Ill they reioi, the neighborheod OF r nS
River. 1t ~ known that there arc no'; Nv
,ribes.or Indians in This country. i,'NHs W.
tested Mnl them lt.si season, ana 81
comnnnios ofSJrpEaus niaus we're #''t"t
"a lille ON tho dior way TO California LN,SI
some friendly indians hRve'giyen ''iorH"
a,0regon, iho the wiyes and children u -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-13
TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER or INDIAN,

The Alta California, ofJunc ist, publishes
tho following account of Indians being
slaughtered
Wo have received particulars Of the recent
slaughter of u large body of Clear Like ln'
dtuns, hy an expedition cent out against them
from the 4. =. Garrisons nj Sonoma AID BE.
uiria. The tribe that incurred dis terrible
punishment, comprises the natives of Sono'
ma aud Napa valljcs, nnd has maintained, in
general, un,listufltetl t,raceful felalions with
the white settlers Of that Section of Caltiot-
uia. Last summer, however, n stubborn fam
lily III Ian offered an ludignity to tho wife of
one + els, h, wiio had resided in The country
some nine years, for which he was taken be-
fore u magistrate aud sentenced to receive
one hundred lnshes. Aiier ihis punishment,
on tie snme day, We are informed, Kelsey
sought the wfctchcd offender, aud laid him
dend NJ lis feet, shooting him in the presence
of several gentlemen, ~ lao demonstrated with
him on Iiie harbnFity of the deed, This mnn.
Kelsey, was afterwards murdered, ms was al.
80 n hfojhor-in-law. by the indians ni the
tic ncighhorhood Since iEct', repeated acts
of violence have been visited upon he ua-
tivcs, aud our rendurs will remember the nc.
counts which we published Il few months
since, of ouIrages committed ia Suuona and
AHt++, t,y n trurty .uf rirSpCrUtg Write men,
Tie Indians were driven To the mountains,
and subsequently, made depredatory incur
sinns .Gl,on their old masters, drivAE away
cattle, iudulging rheir n0,nral propensity IN
sIeni complaints were mnile,-dOnhtles
the accounts of their conduct highly cOlured,
to thc ghrrisons at Beuicin and SonoInn,
pnJ on the let OF The month an expedition
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-13
The Bounty L and Bill.


This Bll pissed the House 10y vote Of
1855 a. 80. II IL now before the Senate aud
stands good chance Of being sanctioned 10y
that body, pfa,idrd IL l. tot taken aboard
Tie "Omuihut." EOnio four or h,c Hilliunh
of acres Of tie public lands viii br required
"a pay the bouniies provided for IN the bill.
The Bli provides that eHcl Of tie surviy.
ing commissioned md nou.conuis- loncd
ohirrrs, musicians or pf,nlcs, whether of
sas.l.tz s''l'''ts'-'r- rriTfrf,v ~
p"ridrls"d ullinly service Of tie tuilrd
Stues, iu llt1 war willi Girnt Bu'biu drclr.
eel hy the United SINUS ou The lrih of june,
lSl2 or hpy Of tie Indian Wars since 100
nud each 81 ibe rontui-rsurd officers Whu
was engaged ~ tie military service oi the
tuii'd States IN the li-t war with Mexico,
shall Ice entitlrd, Tor twelve months service,
t. one hundred aud siSty acres OF lund; for
riN nionlh,' service, eighty actca of lnnd: aud
HfTirrc UtenFlis To iurty HCroE1t iand-pfu-
vllol llr' person - having breuln ,srr, zee
shall not receive snid land. or QrN phr. th~tr-
of rfrrti rfTTTsHr IVY mr. rIUEfrT r1tf NJ iTIE
regiment, ~ h- curp-, thd hc deserted, 90
was di,hudomhly discharged from sctNi,c,ur
" lac has received, or = cuiiilcd tu huy land
hounV under act Of Congress heretofore
passed.
y In lbc oyentSfthc death uf rio-r wlfo shni
have served ~ a'ofc,nd. prior or subsequent
e. the T'nsslEc ot tbs act tly benefit il 10 ia.
ure to their widows.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-13
1IIE CHOLERA.


The Cholera Is again extending 'iS rnyagcs
NJ tie west aud South, if not 80 euily and
lrnriully Hs was H. progtess last year, II is
ccrlniuly calculated To excite serious aPpre.
hcnsion.. We compile the iolo@ing items
IN relation To It from our exchanges
CiSciNNArt, july q h.-rhe cholera is M.
dnulardly nn thu Increase Ia this city, bat 1t
docs not, hoNrVor, create much alarm Mr.
W. ", Cooper, hu old aud rrspeslrd
nrs, haut, died oi chulctu lhs uoruiug, after
A.shnu illgcsa 81. Coo..r l,'rtr-tlt l,rlnuF
rd Iu BRISTOL, Conn. Another yciiui Is Nlr-
Lntlc, the VII. at the supcriutctAent ct the
Al,,,,,.- R.,.!,,r-,l SS1t,. Np- ~ huj a see,
-b"t, time bolurc slr died.
Bushes, Is uiusuolly dahl, ami the wealth
cr ishcry h.t.
Jolly THE reports furnished 10 the CITY
Clrgk under tin ordinance Cor the past wees.
~ ~ Saturday rruuuU stIuW riaJ lie TOTAL
number Of dciilis WAS LEI, nf which liz
~rrt iruttr rhulrrr. the reports Wrrr not ~
fun ~ ,hcN should Tee.
Second d,ylict The Bo1rd ofIlealul met
til, aiirfueQu, aud report % deaths during
the past 81 hours, OF which 65 were Gom
cholera.
o. There we're hicrn deaths by chuiern
la Nashville, Tcuu., &glh all. Thee. we're
seventeen deaths ht cholera in New OUerut,
Tor week ending 21d ulI. Tnrfo we've b
deaths At 81. Louis iu the week cnding 2iIh
uli
NASHVILLE. july 2.--Tho cholera here Is
more mnlimanr Than ever it was before
Ten deaths occurred IN Que d0y at The Ptnl-
tputiarN ll---
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-13
The Democratic Convention
TX FREE SOIL.


The State Convention Of 1'uc.dny wa, re-.
rrcrluhu ns 10 number the couuty c"url
room hciug well filled, i was apparent llial
the old loco i"Hdrfs--thr men " hu went flf
Texas AMI slavery, the Mexican War aud
ln1si- C-,ss jss ,4s-fti-ti tire rrrpsts hut ttry
used their power Wiz q lUlcruLlr degree OF
W0 lrrnt,ou,
l.pSt gear lhe finishing bride could not ,icll
Ai her unidru UuuIe ul once. They called
her Free SsH---sou,iitncs Free Democracy.
THIS year the Ettdom r. gour-uud wc hr,c
the unstrr's hiuHt Old name Dtmoalcg -
Lust Senr the htide gruop thought u IN 10
Batter tbs hrdr, aud therefore selected n
Liberty niau flr Governor THIS ycur, ho
not only Wears the brr-rhrs aud hulda the
teins, bul ventures To usr the power lhus M.
piled. The jolly TAI gentleman from Bristol
"a aIHaI4asss.'.,l retvt+-rirrr urvrr HJ'r7
ed With the Liberty party, To vii, i.roiUs n.
PtcS, Is put a. thr h"ad Of the ticket
Th- ticket Was produced after tedious IN.
cubillon-iI beng reported that o,criurrr
from Ihe Cd iiHSfs were considered ia com.
mrcr. We WIN uol vouch Tor this. Tlrifs
day a'll show hnw The matter stands. wheth.
ar az nsJs i!i"- old lnes- rt- rt-ndy tn attempt
iosiinrc the marital rights of Villas, Eastman
x Co. We predict nothing but wait.
A. TO last years bridc; size IL not quite IN.
" yct-dru'l feel exactly al hume--in tbc'
We detect unnisiakablr signs thnt she IL Iaa!-
otis ~ hrr'huEsl ali uld rukc, YOU know aud
some lulhs think hr hasn't reformed much
act H. shou, We shouldn't wonder It there
was u cluuur ~ SON" quarters Tor diro,cc hS
aud ~. BuI again We sny--wair-U aieh-
man
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-13
EE- YG1G3E4gm ~
WING state Convention.

= Tho wings Of Vermont are requested o.
meet In State Convention at Montpelier on
Wednesday, the ian day orJuly ncAt, a, ten
o'clock, \. NJ, fot the purpose Of nominating
state Ticket aud making other suitable pre-
pntauons for the coming election. IN view
of the Importance Of this election, being the
-''s-t-s't''i'-- uur INV rpUFutuU0n, Iull repre-.
senthuun from every section uf the State -
earnestly invited II Il hoped that ali thu
mrmbufa OF tAc County Commiticcs will be
Ffcscul, ~ II will afford them an opportunity
OF eoslrring together % adopt suitable meas
iss--s s)eriatrd to continue the harmony 6uf
success OF thc party
a T. LYMAN,
JUSTIN = buRNliL,
DANIEL II ONION, "'t o,"''
FOkfUS BANTER, N""'"''''''
ORWlN SMITH,
Jane Guth, iSlO
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-13
Il He q ALE ID o MA N.

IN the soulh pan Of the slate ipuclt u tie
crop h already saie, Il 10 100 late nov "a
have the crop HfiprIei iy tight Tie hrnds
are yell iiIlrd aud me kurual plump We
esHafatalHia ihH larnlers 81 ii3g srlis, Hfi
though ihon 0ey other class Of bpslueSs,
on llis imprpied prnaPeeg,--DAl0 Jen4Hsir
Juiy 4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-13

~ Patent office, ~ Washington, during ilp
ytar eudUg Mas 1slh, 1850 nearly tea iis,'os
~ many patents 80 rllilnps of ar AsThefn,
~ "a ihuse Of lhn Suutheru Shirs. There
we're issHed 90 iuyouiop Ia Free Static, ees
rHleuls, a'd Ia lhnse 10 s.iQye States, uclld-
ing lhe district Of Coluniriu, 90. Tho inlrri,
6IlT 81 iIiose from, tie south, boih m re-
CARDS llf iuNeuiious llemselses,nud llo CON
Hlrucllou Of mOirls,is noticeable 10 every "a.
HHtHfF
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-13

AenA az ilIsgasii-
The Philadelphia brings gokl dust tod,
amuini Of $4,000 coo ou lreipli, und sSJL,
Ouo ~ tie hands Of passengers. The sirag,f
the'nn hnd arrived 90 paunina viii ruys
to The amount of S3CCOOOO
MINING OPERATIONS.
The Aka California hAs lelrers from s,o,L.
tnH io May 22l. On the Tuolunur. bul l,,.
I'tle gold digging las been effected s.ue, h.,
fall along HE bhuks The gold J, under VA.
ter, and preparations were making by rom.
IHuc- 10 dam nle AlfsaHt Ia get m r.. 1tt,
work haA hecn actively Faii,F go, i,,f Grr-ur-
sN months. There II u want ol mrn ai ibi.
kIud Of work, aud eight or ten dulrrs a.,
10 readily oliHueu The digriupf Jan,e,.
town, SunOrl, &c, hnyc hrru mflAll, ls
Srued "n account az HTN digging, Gi,ro,efrI
ht columbia, three uil-- ftunt Sunors. NJ ola.
l..sl aesss4''t- connective thousand -TiFTF7 f,
had collcried there, HuH Town lu', were srIL
Jog ~ high pri'c-, Sonora b. growing tr.y
1apldly, hr'ug iu the Genre Of bu "a rls..
mUiug region, Il II likely to- be- ul.lo
Stockton la size and importance. d. over.
,c- Of rich plirris hive been male 600 %,
vicinity hTlli -omr Of ihr rrlc.r lre,
nl Columbia aye thdln fulH prl Guy feet
deep.
a lcter fom lie f,rks Of no uprh Yuh.
after stating thr wuudcriugs o' tine writer.
srbrch "t good lucnt pms, riu,c- With t,hs rt
nErHplE
-.ii lI.ill- I4G--ill. ..sl4 -.
ruurmou, quauiiii,s "i gold llnt ufr u'rs
Ou IN THIS vicinity, but lhr ir,tI, win dull,
lees he greatly exaggerated. \ few iud,I.
ualr, it's true. hn,c lccu very lurkN,nuIhhv
iukcn or FROM $3.50 a. $1,000 day. iu .Ie.t..
Int tlr-c rich places are very scascr, End are
.Oon worked oUL And !, IL uGl, NJ uuian
intervals 'hut gold is loind AT all IL ihr ba,A,
up here
The Pacific News, of Jure 1T, give. he
1'-15,'rtrTr HrruUUI OF nntlcrs:
Since the sailing ~ the steamer l.lhmu,
on the 18Th inst, the operation OF tie Gr.
rirn uiurrs Tux has clcurd considerable
public attention. IT, the southern nire. lle
gTratrst body al Foreigners are 90 hc found.
aud ~ Il q vicinity ur the Soruriun canp gcy
uuulrr Nanny thousand, alone, the ttupur-
iiou 10 Americans being i've 10 one, Ga
SUNDAY the l7th inst, They held large meet
ing NJ Snuurn, aud passed resolution, to re-
riot tl.e t,HyucuI.o the tax. They pusrd
rhcuri- ia drri-iou OF ,hr \.
'u'ticHn. population, nud seemed lo count
what raJr- G IN tic scVuCi Tie NUcfirgt
pescmhlcd h. iut,c, aud announced t!iriir
-"l'"s rc',l, to susiniu tie authorities oi ify
state. Two Americans WERE irrrvir-''r
i>illrd, while IN Tie discharge of official duy
among The foreign population. About t,e
houdlr,l men assembled ,u ,lrr town OF -.
nora from thut urishhurhood; white thr zee.
pie of Suli,ahE digeiuTs, md az Noud',a-
- prepared lur ,iic emergency The io'
rigurrs ~ ill have tu bee sulIscr, irut to he law
NJ thr Stat, ruurrrtiue mining regulations
Pubhc scntimcntsud .puhlic justice demand
land uhrir only Alternative l., To p1y OF
20 They af, leaving in lurgc droNcs at pies
en-.
The following * n report OF nrr,yal' from
sen nj san Francisco, fou she Is h Of Agra
" Niuy ooh.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-13
ONO WOOL MARKET.

The Massdluu News of the 2s h ulp,, says
Tho umouul Of wool purchased IN his
nnrtc, during the present season has beeu
unusually large. This has been caused 10y
tNu circumstances, each Of which * worthy
Of consideration. ~ the first place, the inru-
e., Of III, rrgirn have within few years
lurned their attention more particularly To-
this eutlcct. Mem who n short time since
kspt hut 30 or 80 sheep, aud thought thcm
only valunhlr Tor the purpe,c of furnishing
wuol for family use, aud who dcemed them
10 In, stock really more expensive than prof,
imhlr, have row become pretty thoroughly
awakened TO the importance of the business
ur WOOL growing, w. an item of profit TO the
nsrrul,uri>t Wlkre Il few years since, you
would have fsacu (arm Of bhndreds of acres
mud hut leI shretA md a Ttrutiui supply
uflong cared, "rnzhr noseP dogs, you viii
low liud large flnrks of sTicep,huepiug upon
The pasture fields, aud pouring The returns
for their hreccs into the laps of the farmers.
q ,r merchants tno,hRving become aware Of
lrr importance 70 them of tue wool trade;
have taken Ihnre pains Than formerly To ne
unnini themselves with the qualities and val
~, nftliis great staple. The consequence of
nit tiIiE is,1hnf ghEifHr price, ara pnid-ft1HS
intuoiua the ,tafmcr TO sell his. wool, nndcr
hi, own eyes, nHd leave IN The merchants lie
rislc aud re- pnnsihluy of shipping,
IgyTNrIoN IN THE SOUTHERN STATES
From n tnl,le carefully compiled from official
.uurces, we see th.,, there were Issued from