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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-05
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CounKcIiQH. ia Fast Randolph Marvh
20, Of Consumption, Misa Maria J. Howe, ag-
ed ~.
Ia Waterford, March 90, Mrs, Mary Hast
ings, wife Of the late josiah Hastings, aged
6s. Thus 10 this family called 10 part with a
kind and aheetionato mother, aud society
with much respected member. Com.
la Greensboro, Feb. 10, Of canker rash,
Mr. Nathan &. Rice, aged - years.
In Glover, March 10th, Mss Ellen G. Sar-
gent, aged 20,
~ Liuleton, ~ H., March o, Mr. vespasi-
an Wheeler, aged rs,
IN Walpole, n, H., March 8, Ebunezer
Wilmington, 40, a revolutionary pensioner.
AZ Hanover, ~ H., March Il, Mr. David
Tenny, 81 years II months, a soldier OF the
revolution lie bad lived In the same neigh
borhood where he died about 80 years. lie
was the father 81 . children, 20 Of whom
were living at the tian OF his death lie lofl
40 grandchildren aud 30 great-grapd-0hil-
drcn.
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rRosrEcr or EUROPEAN wan.

Our European correspondents agree ~
predicting war, and that beiOrr the expira-
lion of the present year. Russia y concen-
trating = large army 10 Poland aud u is we'll
known that she can bring one million Of In
iantry, cavalry, aud artillery into Immediate
service. France Is sending more troops 10
Homo, and her four hundred thousand reRu-
lars are la excellent diaoipline-.-to cay moth
ing % uuF nHIiunAi guursfs. huufrN hes the
sAn,e cumberland Prussia can muster two
hundred thousand fitted by drill and appli'
cation for the field. In short, should the rad
teal Italians, (who hre "A eOwardly a. they
are vAin,) endeAyor 20 create another insur-
rection. We may expect 10 see over two mil
lions OF lighting men In motion, and who can
cell what will he the result
Since the last continental war--some thlr-
ty-six years-.h great change has taken place
The Kingdoms OF Europe we're then exhaust
sd by the long conyulsive stugEle between
the ambitious aspirations OF Napoleon, who
wanted 20 give laws 90 the universe, aud the
determined resistance Of Germany aud Eng,
land % his plans OF aggression Blood had
enriched the soils Of Portugal, Spain, Russia
Prussia, Belgium, France aud Egypt, aud th'
entire continent lougrd for peace. During
the interval, the wonderful ingenuity Of man
and the agency OF steam has greatly changed
the aspect Of affairs with respect 10 time And
space. Railways, 20 well calculated 10 pro
mote confidence, and preserve tranquility
viii be mighty engines In case Of war, The
weary march Of thirty miles, which used q
occupy day, may bo trayerscd IN an hour
and the CELEBRITY OF mohrihcnta would, proba
bly, bo decisive IN IL results Let the frs
quo lc fred, and fearful contest will come
- Bee.
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AccIpEsr OK THf AsHuFLor RAILROAD,
The engine and tender of the passenger
train Of Thursday Of last week, was tlifowg
on Che tack near the Conneoueut River
Bridge by the breaking Of ono Of the aEle.
trees 10 the engine No one was injured
The engineer aud fireman came out sale
The engine was thrown down an emhank-
ment and nearly set upon her "beam ends"
Damage some $1,000,
e. IL Il rumored that Baron Rothsohid,
the great jew banker has been converted 10
Christianity,
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FiKE ~ WRDsOR,--The laFge barn be-
longing 10 q. 4. Robbins, ESD, situated about
two miles south Of this village, sab burnt 10
the ground, last Wednesday night together
with yoke Of oxen, Tor which 300 was paid
the day Previous, eleven COWS aud teneaiFes,
Of a very superior stock, four horses, aud a.
bout forty TONS 81 hay, The only thing saved
VA . fAyorite family horse, which was res
oued BY the periloua eKeTllons Of hir Rob
bins, aud which stood near the stable door
The total loss 10 about $4,000 Insurance 500
The flames bad taken possession Of the whole
building when tbs lre was first discovered
The alarm was spread through our village Al
about 10 o'clock, aud ia a very few minutes
almost our entire male population, with the
two Ere companies and their engines, were
ON the ground. The barn STOOD but few
rods from a row Of buildings attached 10 the
dwelling house but the wind being favorable
no further damage was done. II was undonbt-
eddy the work Of an incendiaryi % no one
lad occasion 10 60 into the barn with lighta
during thu evening" WindsoT Journal
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FAMINE IN MISSEsoTA.-Tho St. Paul
.lMinn) Register says. that the Indians above
Grow Wing River are enduring ex.
IRENE sufterings, and that many have perish
Feh from starvation, Those who know the
iacts have estimated that between five and
seven hundred of them have died from priya.
ton, IL is reported that the chief 'Hole in the
Day to whom they applied lately for
ADVICE recommended them to acts Of violence
among the rest, TO break into every house
IN which provisions could be had, and take
possession of them. A delegation of Chippe-
way chiefs bad arrived at ST. Paul's with A
view to lay before Governor Ramsey the dis
tressed condition ofthe nation and to ask for
relief
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GENERAL SCorr.=-Thc -Mhis- pap~s. ir.
Indiana, almost without exception, have plac-
I'd at the head of their columns the name e
General Scott rs a candidate for the Prcsi-
dency. The Indiana State Journal, in speak
ing OF the proposed nomination 10y the Ma
tional Wing Contention "a that a. lr ~
popular sentiment in that State is concerned,
there never before was such unanimity in
the selection OF candidate. and il tho namo
Of General Winfield Scott should be- placed
upon tho ticket Indiana will certainly give
him her electoral vote.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-05

FuGIrTvEs TO M IMPRISONED IN PENN
sTLvANIA. There was quite an exciting dc
bate on the 2eth, in the Senate, on the bill
repeating certain sections of the Kidnapping
Law, Of March, Isi7. The bill finally was
passed after hard struggle. Il repeats only
the sixth section Of the aforementioned act,
which prohibits the use of the jails of the
Commonwealth for the temporary detention
Of fugitive slaves.
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POSTAL ARRANGEMENT PoR THE CANA
DAs.--An arrangement has been effected by
TOO T. q. Department, by which sealed bags
will be made up for the chief places in Cana
da, the postage to be the same in each coun-
try; A letter not exceeding half an ounce
wli be charged Eve cents TO the line, from
any part ofthc United States, and thence 8
cents 60 any part ofCanada-the postage TO
be prepaid or not, at the option Of the person
sending the letter The postage on newspa-
Pers and pamphlets is to be prepaid to the
boundary line, as heretofore.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-05

SCIENCE AND THE Cows.-At late az
ricnltdTal meeting inBoston, ono of tho sneak.
lesa illustrated thu PUcuniary value OF science
when applied to agriculture by several exam
pies, among which was the following:
"Ihere are 10000 cows in Massachusetts
Suppose science enabled these, or improved
breeds, 10 yield one additional quart OF milk
per day---this, at three cents a unart. wonld
increase the productive capital of the State
$1,000 per day, Sl,642,500 per year, or II
two quarts per day, gain Of more than sS,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-05

NoNE 40 PooR A. TO DO n REvERENcE
On the 18th ulL, says the New Orleans
Bulletin the Senate Of Missouri unan imousiy
directed the Governor of that State To return
the resolutions OF the late NdshUHc Conuen-
ZION TO is Secretary or President "wthout
note or comment" and resolved that a. legis-
latop or individuals, they would "entcrtain
no communications with persons who can 80
Car forget ths interests of the people, ~ Ia
claim the right in a state 20 scccde from the
Union, believing that such sentiments only
cmanate from deluded fanatics, or from the
traitors OF our country" Wings, Bentonites
and anti-Bcntonitcs, all joined 10 roll this
heavy stone against the scpulchrc Of a dead
and rotten humhng.
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BRldHTON MARKET March q

~ market 700 beef cattle 80 pair working OK
en' 90 COWS and calves, 1900 sheap and lalis, aud
1000 hwine.
imcEa hOef Cattle--EKtra 81 hst qualify,
% second quality, 81 "a quality, sA4l,
Working DKen.-sTh, 90, 90, 1901 10,
Cows and calves SIS 80, a. 20, 500 40,
sheep sod l.ambs-fil, 2Rb One eHtra l0i told
az 81 each.
hwine--sf a sici retail 6aT 70.
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DeVOnShire Cattle.

THE subscriber wishes 20 notify the puhlic that
i he is raising tho Devonshre breed Of Cattle
and that he has recently rcpenished his stock bv
purchasing several Bull Of the pure blood raaed
at Baltiutbe and In Connecticut five Of WHICH he
OFFERS FOR SALE.
They are warranted to be Of the genuine Devon
shire blood.
One Of the animals may be seen NJ Mr. Lambert
HastnF~ In 81. Johnatury, tho others at the resl-
dence OF tho subscriber In Burke.
Those wishing to purchase animal for use the
present season will do well 20 call soon
JOHN G. DoLLOFF.
March ~, 1851. 7lswB
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FENHE subscriber having bought the entire inter
n est IN the Pillow business of Messrs T.. & T.
Fairbanks 4 Co, Is prepared to furnish the a
bovc Plows, which with some improvements lately
nude, combined with their former strength and du-
rabity will be found on examination 10 BIO the best
Plow in the Market.
- Partcu lAr attention xill be pald4a the temper
Of the Shares.
c. X. PIERCE.
st. Johnsbury Plain. 0w7I1
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The Vermont Mutual Fire Insur'
ance Company,
MONTPELIER, VERMONT.
DANIEL BALDWIN, President
CHARLES DEWEY Serret0rU.

DANIEL BALDWIN, President
CHARLES DEWEY, Secre'drU
THIS Company continue 10 insure most kinds ~
property in Vermont, ~ the lowest possible
rniof taking IN advance only smnll percentage 10
dcfrny tho Incidental expenses, and insuIing for aX
years.
This Company have over 1000 members, and
capital safely invested Of over sU62 OOO-have been
In operation ~ years and have paid nearly sb0O-
oo0o for losses and puhi.sll annually report Ry-
Ing particular account of losses, and n detailed
rop0ri Of expenses There 10 Director M each
County, except EsseH, md an agent in every town
whore the people desire. Those persons residing IN
Caledonia and Essex Counties, who wish % be In
snrcd w tho sl(rsi, ohsapsn and bSa mutual Compa-
nv for people W. Vermont can apply 10 the following
agents. who win give nli necessary information, do
sired,
AdEsTa-C CALEDONIA County.
NJ o. Fisher, Director, Cabot J. u. Abbott, Bar
not L. klmbali, Mclndocsi l.. T.. Parks, Passnnp-
.ic Isaac Dcnson, Burkoi A. Mcmillan, Danvllri
Isaac q. Hall. Grdiani Gtarpo coslUs Ryogatoi v,
g. Parks, Waterford, llorckiah Martin, 81, Johns
hurvi David Gpodali, Ehst dot s. Goodrich, East
Hardwiokj Daniel French llardwekl q. @. Ca
hnon, iyndont = A, Chandler pratiami Daniel
Wooster, Tho, W. Vincent Walden Geo, W, Rob
orts Sutton.
AuESTs- Essex CouNTY.
Ilaryuv q, Fry, Coneordi WIN, II. ilartshorn
Gudhall' u. u. Dewey Luncnburgi VIM, Nor
rlll, Canaan. fi2wlb
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~ In the County Court for Washington
County, Oramcl ID. Matthews has recovered
si,005,7O Of the Winoosk Turnpike Co, for
injuries received in his shoulder, by being
thrown from wagon or overturned on that
road The G,cu were substantially that the
Vermont Central Railroad Co, having begun
20 grade over portion Of the turnpike and
neglected 10 put up any guards or guide, or
u the latter Il had fallen down; aud the plain
tin not knowing 81 The alteration, drove on
and was upset, IN the dark, by which some
III his shoulder bones were 20 broken as %
have in a great measure disabled him ever
since
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ALON2O CLARK'S ESTATE.

TENHE subscriber, having been appointed by the
II Hon. Probate Court for the District of Essex,
Commissioners to Eeceixor examine and adjust
all claims and demands Of NIL persons ngninst the
estate Of Alonxo Clark, late Of Lunenburg IN sRid
district, deceased, represented insolyent, md tho
tsFni Of ak fnnnfhS from tho 18th dRv nj March,
A. d.. 1851, allowed by said Court 10 the cred
ito Of said dcocased, TO exhibit md prove their re
spcotive claims before us-Do give notice thAt we
will attend TO the duties Of our appointment At the
dwelling houE6 OF SptnNer CiRrk, In Tunehbnre
IN -s1 District, rIS last ,SaEufdnyF Of April ard
5uug rrxfHt rucfJck HrrEFBoon on each OF said days
r. @. BENTON, II c..,.-,. Z
wv HARTSHoPN. Commissioners.
Luns5bprr. March ~, a. p fisi. TIjv3 =
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10 Farmers.

BuNDY'S IMPROVED EAGLE Flows
& NEW SIDE HILL FLOWS,
Gtons,ructcd IA particular manner for level mud
- up land. The above Plows We are constantly
manufacturing from tho best materials, and having
had 10 Year, experience we Judge ourselves thor
oughly acquainted with the business. The above
Flows will sell NJ prices which cannot fail 10 suit
the public. Taken In exchange old Plows, old /
non, sugar grain. Lumber and all kinds of produce
Cash aud good credit not refused. Thankful for
past patronage, we hope fur the future. The above
Flows repaired with despatch ~ our Old stand at
Lyndon, March 40, lebi. 1.-TWO
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Il ITERATION. hereby give notice that I have
H given TO my son, Cyrus Stebbins, Is time dur
ing the remainder OF his minority, and that shall
hereafter pay no debts Of his contracting claim
any Of his wages. -
SAMUEL STEBBINS.
ST. Johnsbury, April /, 1851. flaws
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NrAmMnA9ngs

Ia Glover Mnrch 10, by Rev 4, j, Ten
ny, Mr. Cephas CLARK aud Mrs Margaret Alb
bot, both Of Clover
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CENTRA HOUSE,

No. o, BRKTTLE SQUARE, BOSTON, BETwEEN
BRATrLE AND Elm STREETS.
rHNHE subscriber respectfully informs his old iends
H. and the residents OF thk city and vicinity, that
no has taken tho above vol known establishment,
formerly occupied by MIR SiRdo, aud more recently
BY Mr. Benjamin True, and that he Is now ready to
receive and accommodate number of permanent
boarders, and trnnscient visitors and he pledges him
sclfto exert his utmost ability 20 render their STAY
with him pleasant and agreeable and that his terms
shall be equally economical with tho expectation Of
his guests under like circumstances.
Mr. Foster takes great pleasure IN announcing that
he has engaged rs an assistant, Mr. JNO. W. TURN
Err originally eonuccted with the Washington
House, Philadelphia, and with the Pavilion Boston
and lately of the Gloucester House, Mt Gloucester
Mass, whose experience and skill AFRO already too
well known to tho travelling. public to need COM
TaeBdatloH,
The location Of the Central House, Is such as to
afford onsy access 10 the Market, and tho business
part ufth6 city, while at the time its immodi-
ate neighborhood Is sufficiently quiet TO enable the
visitor TO realize nearly possible tho enjoyment
OF comfortable home. r..
The culinary department l. under the immediate
supervision ofartsts acknowledged merit and tho
harder constantly supplied with viands OF the best
quality.
Ds1= Terms for Board ONE DOLLAR per day.
q. II. FOSTER
Boston, Feb. IL, 1851. 7osyl
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Va The Legislature of lowe has abolished
all the laws relating to interest and usury
leaving parties to make their own contracts
respecting money, as they 10 in relation to
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THE Stih&cRLRER
SrAlE on VEIlNlDNL.

~"'''sNva.. i.AtAh'ahA Lisiftit, ~.
The Hon Probate Court iCr the piSiyAri o. Gnledo.
mia, To NIL persons Interested ipthc E,tAis uf SAM
uel French, late NJ ST. jolnsbury IN sid District,
deceased, intesin'e, Grstksg.
NNJuERFAs, WILLIAM r. STOClGHT on, IA
Wv ministrntornf tho Estate 81 SoriU,l kTcRrk,
OF ST. Johnshury, hath prssontes 70 tad CeaHf his
petition nwriinf setting fprth tlihf lhi debts aud
charges ngunst said Esa'u ntuount Y, The iurn Of
S34S4l9 That tho amount 81 persona r. nfe rrnir-
ing In his hards j. Si0li,2 ~ (lhhf -on,c r,hrticn 81
tho personal estate u tnsed f2r tenn ~ suNrt aud
cannot now zoe available CT paving Gents, haslnz
the 81 sa4Gs,l 10 lie rroA from 'ii rce csntr
and hath shown 20 lad Court the sltuiflnn - ifr
rial estate whereof the dettnfAd i cd setrd ard
prRvs the said Court 10 Cuint hihs lcu,e 10 ari the
whole Of the real estate vl sEib dcCc,l Ell, Ttivre,
IL 10 ordered That ull pSront lltcr'lcd br uoshed
20 appear ut session ~ tuiR s'rohs,d Court 10 DO
held NJ the PUbaip Qiicc IL napieiTa IN salA Dts
trlct tho 18th tny April, 4. H., 1851 thnt thsv
may give bonds ftr tina phpunn, 9f the Sdh;H nnd
charges of Administration, ca tls1%- saliSe rev r.
eonse should not hA arnrted rellusaer, for whsch
purposc II Is further oror, I'd thpth ccpS nfllc w.
ord Of this order 10 piblah@i three weeks srseets.
tseyi IN the elalessle4s, s!niaA AZ ST
In this ,tnir all Which publ tiorr sl,h,-
be previous TO the said tinio Rproincd ne said hvsri
ing THERON no YARD, .fai'9t,
a true copy OfrecorA, = ftst-s ~
Attest, THERON no H,tEtl, .lysise,
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Flax CpTTOH.-Ihe Intelligence from
England By the last steamer gives an eneour-
aging account oi the progress OF this nov
manufacture. Great interest Il excited on
the subject aud thus far the experiments have
been successful. Should Il progress % be-
gun, haK will become % a great extent a sub
situate loF cotton tho fabric being cheaper,
more beautiful, and more durable The far
culture being adapted 10 Northern climates,
the agriculture Of the Northern aud Western
States would b. reyOlutiOnized AZ once and
a source Of wealth be opened a. rich as un-
expected Cotton mills would not suffer Diet
rinent ~ aax by this new process can be
manufactured by them as easily 40 cotton
What triumPhs i science achieving aud all in
subaeryienee 70 the wants and happiness Of
men, even amer Il had seemed 20 reach its
last limits Slavery y dead II the hax cot
too manufacture lives Congregational Jour
nal.
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Adams House.

VtiE above House il one ~ rhe best furnished h0uE-
4 o. ln the oiiycsnirlly located with R the mod
om Improvements necessary iuT tAo comfort Of the
travelling public.
The proprietor late ~ tho Parker House New
bedford confidently hopes, rs sirff attention a. the
wants ~ be guests, ~ merit continuance ~ ifH
patrons, and fhe hyor ani p1tronare ~ u. TURNER
patrons -.ai frienff y, IL, UOnUINA.
iiostOu, March 20 1851. 5ian2
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SAMUEL A. EvANS' RsTATEa

TNNiE subscribers, lnvnu lleon hprfirtru ~ .he
n Hon. Probate Ctnnr tor rho piAtslcr OF Caietnr
ffia Gcfntrrf-ssrrcr- &C. r-~ri-- ssrsr --l,t,at
all claims and Demands 81 al Tsnsai,A attnts lk8
estate OF Sumtci A. Ernns iAsr "A SltticA "a ssd
district dcrcnsnd rpre trfs lhsnninti ard hA aeiaHs
Of ak nianihl fruir the 18th dhy of AIatei, ltei.
allowed bY said Cont 10 tile ef-dlsefs NJ f=tf Ay-
ccHscd 70 cxihit and prove THAR lespac,ive ekrss
before nspo ritc roe6 thar vie sill attend 10 lite
cutio. NJ our appointment NJ NN e,nfllHr,icuYa ~
Inseph- f-lrtrlrr, mr. I'M
AID aa4 &c AFssli ~
ten O'Clock foretoon on creh eTaaii dayu,
-, af A, y, Taft, Sg9fllfa2mlefi
SIttf., NsrcF, "a 1881. y1ln's
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JAMES NJ. THOMAsEsTATE.

JAMES nj. THOMAS ESTATE.
FENHE subscribers, having been appointed by the
n Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Essex,
Commissioners, 70 receive, examine, and adjust nil
claina and dAt4anaA az all erAnna nRninst The eatnle
OF James NJ. Thomas, late Of Lunenburgh, in SAID
district, deceased represented insolvont, and tho
Term Of elk months nom the 26th day OF febra-
ry, 1851, allowed by sRd court TO the creditors Of
said deceased exhibit and prove their respective
claims before us-Do give notice thai we wiz at
tendto tho duties Of our appointment nj the dwell
ling house Of the late james NJ Thomas, In Lunen-
burg In said district, tAe I'd day of June, 1851
and on the 18th day Of August, 1851 at one o'clock
In the afternoon on zach OF said DAYS.
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To The Travelling Public
An Old Establishment
In New Hands!!
N New Hands +! !

TvHE undersigned respectfully begs leave to inform
Il the travelling public that he has become the
proprietor of the Public House In Danvllc, known
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TEMPERANCE House,

recently occupied by HORACE EVANS. ESQ.,, where
he will be happy to wait the forrnss patrons of
the House. He pledges himself that no, pains his
PnT shall be spared TO render hs guests comfofta-
He intends At ttw earliest practicable period, Co
put tba HaHsa Ia the beat repair--by painting pa
peripg. SaIpatlng and materially re=nnddHlling Inc
whole front with double PiaEsR, 6sc.
-CHARtFs VARNEY.
Eel ~ fsEI--- ''----Yfftf
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90 The Boston Daily Mail, one of tho old
est and most able os the penny papers in Mas
sSchusetts, and a paper, too, that has always
consistently sided with the Wings. although
not party pspcr, has capital article in re-
gard to Gen. Scott and the Presidency
49,.
HTThe Kcnnebec journal la, como out
In Az1sa; -ae fIsaesai Scott az TIN ESzF Wing
candidate for tbs Presidency
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Wanted Immediately,

" WAGES Will NJ utVrs
HILL s. wHITCoMB.
AprH q 1871 glAwl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-15
,rr vopv DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1851

,s row s.crr.ly quartered Ia Dawson Canon
,-ert- The trNs are sons If q sonora Govefnpr,
.,d for ts.ir recapiurc by Mr. Bartlett the Indians
ce,nanceG purchase money, "hlch, a1sr 'attouN
treaty. meetings. was PAID N goods anu corn 70 inc
a rsed value Of S-Nt. . -,
some transfers last February leit the pos'; anu
courntuced eoit.seesIpg IN tae olG chVeI'lh si.a
previously worked by 'he NeNi' ah> ".eil nc 49,,
mines were IN oreraion LIKE or roiaing ma, o'el
eFec.ef h., the 6rSi few that went 10 WORK. Arhler
arrived from >oCorGo month odcA ana no. y" .'l1s
he wculc b, allowed 30 trace IN ihe eOpPe'' ,lueS'
he sod rs cooe 10 the Suffer az me posi- alu lu
cd INTO he colo dIgglnes Win SIX Mexican icons;
EveIy daV some story II circulated oF tuis Fai'f' VI
oios beng dug up hIet with the precious u'etal'
but 10 orc sees the least earne>i OF the 'ie"> a
iroye and i can only be presumed by intetesteu
visitors to the FL Dorado district, tnat such sto'e>
are framed 10 draw IN workmen for the CONSUME
ton OF provisions and purchase oil Soods no" oA '''
way from Santa Fe 10 tnls re zion.
kparty Of three commenced 4 sha.t some distance
south OF these kte-fying sicerS. and are no" >'ead
Ilv working Their way with increasing iullhes> Oh
lead" according 20 depth. Al about > feet they
viii strike an old shaft carried up BY Mexicans IN the
copper DAYS. from the foot Of the HILL and from iouE
quarts OF earth scoOped out of the Lead there was
washed nearly 50 IN gold dust OF the pure>t granny
This party Will do well While from want OF Jaog-
ment and the desire 10 speculate others are do
ing badly. The whole OF this range stands IN low,
conCal hills of sand stone and granite from 40 to %
feet high inteTsecied BY water courses. Inc prin-
cipal growth OF tmbers cedar and pine All tae stone
and rock are deeply saturated with oxyde ot IRON
and copper Throughout the constantly changing
leads from the surface, lhls richly coats every
stony LAYER With large capital the copper mines
question about the per centage IN gold paying AL
working L II n