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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-31

EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
| ( AVE now IL. store their .ull FALL aid WIN
4 It.S STouK, comirisirg every article IN .hei
inc lhIfade.-io whicii they the particular ut
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-31
EvASSAsLs.,ayiND WABASH PACKET

ne suls.aniIai steamer
..s-ssl, ANNE LINNiNGTON,
Cape. j. ID. HAMILTo, commander, viii tun during
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e. ha,Illg good accOn iiiusatits Tor pa>sengers
regnt I1r either Of wi.lch apply on board, o. to
,erl2-3m DkiLEI Il MitCiiblL, Ag'is
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-31
COAL! COALIi

u E are keeping full supply of a superior ar.
w ticle at Green River Coal. the Wharf,
with wh-h we will supply families and st, amboais
on the most reasonable terms Steamboats, can bs
supplied Mt all hours Ut the day or night.
nov27 II TAYLOR & HARVEY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-31
A HA9G AN.

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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-31

EVANSVILLE e WABASH PACKET.
a.. The good ant substantial stcainer
ttss5,.. - INDUSTRY
I'll run as o regular packet during the season in
tie yInsVI,l, al q La l.;te trade.
For ir,ght or paSsJgt apply a. board or 10
dec4-3mA O'hlLIl y NtiTt HE'LL, Ag'ts
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-06
Coluxnus, Gal July IL. 1851.

GaEAr EXCITEMENT IN CoLuxRus.-
Negro Feilox Garrsit. Hung ,--Great ex
cit. meut in this city since yesterday. Many
ci,izens held . meeting 10 discuss the pro.
priety ot the Governors pardoning t.egrs
Jarrett, for rape on white girl. . wears
old, and who was condemned 10 BE- hang
Great majority in favor Of hanging him
Meeting 10 h held again this afternoon. and
people determined that justice shall be
done.
9 O'Clock r. M-There is a mob Of
about 500 who will hang him this after.
noon. They will demand him Il o'clock.
and II hey reisss to give him up, they vii
tear down The jill. They have = cannon
ready Ia Ars 4 II, md every one shioks
they viii give him Up. Everything has
been dine 70 quiet them, bat to NO psFposs.
tYss OClcek r. A--1hs mob asss+, !.
Nj y lbsr o'elock. proessded = ~ jail.
81 demanded The keys Tho Sherit =
t.seA y give him Up. The doors were
essese go ~ - ssgro brought cat sad
Asne - ~ -, ~ u IL hn.
- ~ ~ n6p4jsted ~ ~
c~usg " ~ ~ y ~ -
~-r'gn'ssfy 3 'svsds,:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-06
'nenssai Houston anA the Tyler Tsls.
graph.

The editor Of the Tyler Telegraph, who
Processes to be good States kists man
~ hoi.ted the name oi Cen SAN tIors-
roy MS the caudidaie OF his choice 'or The
pfesidency. In dong 50. he says
We trust ,hal we are not actuated by per
SONAR Vt See."""' ''e""s. wv. -
.,,,.s. ,h,, -, sustaining ,he ,rue n,iuci
ole, II the I institution, aud advancing
the gyes, Interests 81 the country
lie knows Of "no one combining so
many elements OF success AS The Hero OF
San Jaoiuto."
with mind and patriotism too csai'
ten an" extensive 20 W. Pe"' "P v; ''''','
- ",''',"-' ~ y. H. .'.,... y.,,.,,.
an, !, .lu.,,d will h. the president of III.
whole DEMONSTRATING justice alike to the
no''h, the so"'h the east. nna IN" west
"e" '.'"', ,'',n "s =, t.. a...i.,aLad
IS
a., .J;,, :. ,h,,C.,
San, Ilo,s,o, yo,.d ,o, the or.yoo Terri.
,.l nan ,iu, IL. vu.,,, p,oy;.o ;,cor.
na..,od ~ IL. ,L,, hs i !, favor q, ,iviop
an.. n. o,,,;s land. :, ,,rc.l. If $50
.i..,l, ., ,.,;v and Cor
-, s,.oo ..,,;.h ,..;u n.,
~. IT,, .,,;.. l.. ,h., d;r.e,;.,
49,. ~, a., ,..;,..;. ..n;d,. wuA 4. c,..
-, ...,..;a and ,L., h.. ala. ,o,.d ,or
~ :, a.. ,.,. .,;... ~. .h,l;,;or
- H.. .,. ,..a. j.. ~. n;.,,;., ,f coI.u
~. am, ,hs ,dw;..;on IF c.I;ro,rl, ioclo.
L,L rh;. :. ,ho ,..n., !, ~h;sh ia,
uo,.,o, In. ..,ysd " hi, co.,,rv Io,v and
,.;,Lf,,.. {" .od ,h... ~. III. ,scomm.nd.
,;,,. which mr., y, ,.od., hi,, "an ,cc.,.
,.hl. candidate to the democracy of III.
.,,;rs,.,,ov Aads IN these ,.comm.p
.,.,;o.xc., uo..,o, d.c,.r.d N nj. north.
60. .h.. T.. had h.,a .o,L ~ ., i,
a.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-06

= ~ msA ealy ~ e ~ %ncw -
rIvss1s"s - get aroasd enforcing be
h~s. ssd - y afraid thss bur OF five teess
mishl ssliily ;. once. saash would ~p
hob " ~ish secession. IN j. mas, - ~
ssembersd 1T t. Ceieaa would not ~.
~ slass lsa gesss est y the Uasss
afIse ~ istsfssls u ~ othss ssasss wvse
provided for. In The manner mentioned
above. slthosgh Ne m ehs ros. Acknowledge
her independence We imagine we hear
him saying g Be. hush hear them
plAgsy hosness again
Bat to 10 serious with the Colonel. We
cannot see how he could have nisinter-
prssed the course Of The Republican. AS il
never defended the justice Of the compso'
mise measures. Il held them up, from the
beginning As involving important and mo-
mentoas sacrifices. The submission rs,ty
OF Georgia adopted platform upon which
We could stand But what did they do fur
theri They nominated as the leaders OF
their party the very men who lad deserted
the South in her hour Of ssial. and who had
contributed to fastcn these odious measures
upon the country. They were the kind Of
traitors to whom we suppose. Mr. Wigfall
alluded in his denunciations
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-06

3E&W 81. -47&ssas " s. 81 ~ - sl1
tsiolsess and aeozy epsssessscy sss'
49, gsi"s - for s'sss ~ -. y r-l.-
,on y Jsdgs wArssss Jsd1s = - Fsd-
.%r.l Cssn a're..& Ths 49, = matter
OF offence against ~ ehsfUss preferred
.gai,,ss him. ob,ained svvsiasstss fFsm the
vnsiess oiGc<ss 81 ~ Cesrt. = y ~ i'm
pasiIal bsssirs = Jsdss. and " ability
which had marked his course. The sig"er
OF these certificates have heen IN their turn
attacked. their motives imPagned, a"d The
charges agsios. Judge W. reiterated. These
are backed BY certificates at +. p. Hunt,
Peter McGresl, Henry ". Rhodes, Samuel
Harris, Harris II Pssse. +. n. P~sse. and
others u the merit, OF this controversy,
aud the responsibility Of the s'g"ers OF these
certificates. distant as we are from the
scene of action, we have no means OF
,uduinr. But We are inclined Ia the opin.
ion that some Of them. at least, are reliable
men. II il seldom the case. II, indeed u
ever occurs. that = public officer 10 attacked
b. such formidable opposition, and chsrg-
Is Of such gave and aggravated ns-
,ure. are so specifically and directly made
against him. where his conduct is perfectly
pure. 1t 10 certainly astonishing to US that
Judge Watrous should have permitted the
controversy to have reached ito present
dangerous eight There is a proper trib.
uuaI for the decision Of all such matters,
and Judge ". sIenld have been the first
10 have demanded nm investigation OF his
conduct 4 'ldge should not only he
pure. bu, bis character, private and public.
shonld be beyond question. We know
Judge Watrous to be talented and able
man. aud we have some reason to hope
tina, his character IL uninterrupted But
one thing is evident: there is y want OF
confidence IN him ms a man; u general
feeling of distrust that pervades, at least,
this portion OF the State. No Judge should
.it on the Bench when there are strong
prejudice, against him, or fears entertained
that the duties OF his Office are not properly
discharged. Judge Watrous may have
paramount, reasons for continuing the dis.
charge of his functions As n Judicial officer,
even 10 full view Of the unfortunate cir.
rums,ances with which he is surrounded.
But unless such causes are existing we
should think, that justice to himself, il moi,
the Interests of the citizens Of Texas, De.
mands tina, he should suspend his duties rs
u Judge, until bis conduct is Investigated,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-06


n tntsl vote H. tie counties Of Travis,
Caldwell. Nays. Williamson. Gillespie
tsyslae. Gsis*s.on, B.xar, Harris, Bell,
ssdaiups. CoamI. Medium. Washington,
tsJwsds, Bsasrep, Montgomery. Gr'"'es,
M'l4m, Rash. Cherokee, Anderson, Hoas
too, NAesgdoches. Bsaxo ia. Ma.agori".
to; Md, Victoria. DO Wit. Goliad Cal.
hoas, Jsskson, Walker, San Augustine.
Aageiiaa, sebln~. Cameron, Nuecss, Polk.
Lsos. Hassisoa. tAss. Shelby, Jasper, Fan.
mia, lnsaea. DSsIeson, ked River. Lamar,
LIbssey. Hest, Bowie. Dallas, aud uuihi.
be.,x ~ eosnliss, the vote stands IA oI
isvs: ~. S.9e3; Epper.cn, 2,la7; John
90 t1oe Grser, 2.s23; Chambers, lli2
Bel wpsts bas ninety three votes Of get
tins ~ msay 20 al Of his competitors
sogsf. For Lirulcut Governor 81 coan.
ties &t6asd iroM.aud ihs vote stands ~
soiissgss Wasd, 4.437; Keenan,, 1868 /;
GU sl l0l4s Henderson. 5v53 For
Is1' ~ ~ juprs'as Beach. we zee the
: u. Uisva sos tosty nine couot,.s, and Lips
cosshs ~ 7.1s5. and Webb. 1902
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-06

kExrrcxv. Lazarus ". Powell, the
Democratic Candidate Tor Governor, has
been elected in this state. Powell is said
to be n true States Rights aud Southern
Rights man. There are also five democratic
aud five whis congressman elected. This
il an important democratic triumph.
TExxEssRE.--ln this State. VIZ presume
there j. no doubt that Campbell the wing
candidate for Governor has been elected
In Alabama. Bragg. stateA Rights can
di.inte IN the Mobile District; Harris. State
Rights candidate in tho 81 and White
Union candidate in the 7,h. are elected
and Houston. Union. csndidats in the 'i,a
District 10 probably elected.
From the returns thus tar received from
Arkansas, we are spclined 10 believe til.
democratic party. which is uaited on til,
states rights platform has been triumph Al,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-06
SUD or RoODN r ..

" We publish this week letter from Judge
Koss.rs addressed 10 the editor OF the
Tyler Telegraph. This letter is in answer
to repor, Of his speech delivered Mt JEFF
ferson several months ago, published by
the Herald OF that place. lie denies hay.
ing expressed sry opinion in that speech
suing with South Carolina in case she BE-
coded from the Union. nor does he No
yet appear to have made up his mind on
that subject lie says in this letter;
~ commended that the G-ner,' Govern.
mc0t had right to enforce its laws within
the limits Of n resisting or seeding STATE
Short of successful revolution would he a
tno) barrier TO the execution of these laws.
And again he applies the following figure
to demonstrate the relations OF "A State
to The General Government
With refractory son a course fo the
father is plsnly marked out BY Me lar.
Its instruments are the lash, the dungeon,
M" uu pe""o""'y'
These sentences will stand as "uufading
testimony of the federal principles OF
Judge Roberts, strengthened, perhaps, by
lis endorsement of the letter ol Nr. Madison
OF 1880, and his concurrence with the views
Of that prince OF federalists, Mr.. Livingston,
/. IL well known to every wcll.iuformsd
politician that the views expressed in Obi.
letter Of Mr. Madison, ike his signing the
charter of tho old United Stg,es' fIshk
was in contradiction Of every principle OF
his pas, life.
II should be well known to Judge Rob
cr,s that the Supreme Court is clothed with
no political powers. and that there are few,
II any cases. in which It would form bar
rier against the usurpations of the General
Government. Nor is the RICH, tn secession
proposed to he used. only when no other
resource Is lief, to M aggri.vsd State. The
appeal TO the balance of the states. in such
an event would be no remedy, for ma.
jority Of them would have consented to u
violation OF She terms of the compact, be
fore such an outrage could be perpetra'cd
II is idle tor Judge Roberts to tell us
that the States have RICH, 10 revolu,ionizc
when he places her citizens in the condi
ton Of rebels, and clothes the General Gov.
eminent with the right to hang and shoot
them. Il ia worse than idle to tell us after
this that "this Union is II confcderacy OF
equals.-cemented by common pride OF
country common sentiments common in
interests and common honors." Or to
taunt us with the questions; "What rank
or position in the circle of the brotherhood
of equality would conquered State occu.
pyi A State whose citizens being slaugh.
tered and their homes made desolatc with
the fire and sword OF civil war. leave be.
hind them remnant Of pardoaed rebels
Inundated and Frustrated a, the fee, OF the
great central power." These questions
form y pow erlul commentary uron the po-
li,ieal opinions Of the Judge, and must
overwhelm federalism wherever il exists
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-06

..le esA M#MB1
!, ..,,,..,,... - ~ 6.,.tioa Of iutern.
n $500 fsnv.,n.
-
snent ia nRuin 10 be :ovteg4 u opPo0uo"
..s- ...-N..,..
'" '"e"0' S'''"
They sPeea 'oF
before the people VIII only 500 70 sne's
strensth and ws cannot doshs that he
f..;.,. .cdsy the tv~s 70.
..,.,;. t..., .;f, cor,. ont vietorjoss.
= -----------
"a. 1p''o" u..,- ,...... !, ~.
-, ~ ,hs ,rd,t.u d;.su.e.rsoee Of the
la,c editor de facto Fl et1pie jsre Of the
Patriot, and other mySteries connected
with that mysterious '"se'' NAV wy e"''
70 '"' wv ,.... .o.. .h..IJ f,,.
~, 80 ,u,..,;..,. IN. matter and .rswer
Ihem.
You may think ! show too mush c"nos'
'ty about the 'a''"' ~ eses'e ~!
"eah"esA WV. ...''.;S "...,;..;,,.. D
, u..;d., I have an ;oouir;nv
mid rbiel. with ali nv aealous invrsti.
cations has not been satisfied nor can u
be until my efforts are crowned WIN sue
cess MS ,~"e NY ''."' ".ts ~.
W." '" ~. mad. hn, mo,
,,,cre.. vet. in INV researches. One Of
N, midnight reporters states that he aefu
ally saw the de f"c.o 'oF ms g"o'') n''
''"'"''"' "s"'' :" s,.' L.. -.
M tho dc ;urr i have heard nothing 1
think, however. that the last paragraph of
the article in the last Patriot. headed, IN
part, " The Devil ana Fs"' w.: coz"
'..,' s,"'. p':, n", ,,;" !. .,n,s ,h.r 1
ga. do i, ,,u., hay. been written hy a
Il don't say thr) Professor Of Languages. y
Yet VIZ. Editor. what " "rrrk =" me- may
'r n"'"'ns MOE 20 20" wv" "~. ."d
i, IN, ,,a.ss ~. an Mind 80 IN ;uternr~t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-06

nAsA.-ln Col, WelIs's cornmunics.
~ ~ Ia last weeks paper, tho
!. ssss ~ high contracting parties
~, sl11 That ~ etpap<rify Of one shall
b. ~ prosperity Nv" i!ss word prep (
ssiy sAosM b. ssed ~ prosperity In both
staAets
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-06

o. We suppose We need not inform the
writer 10, the Caddo Gazette, that be will
iind his interesting editorial headed " Eli
qurs." which appears !" thst paper Of Aug.
81. IN "Loar Powers. or shs Regulators of
kentucky 4 HOOK written by JAAEs
Wstn. page ~. oi the Arss volume. Can
the editor expInn this sssstsvi Who has
got into the editorial chair. and eessn,isted
dis act Of literary pivaeyi"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-06

W The Jefferson Hsssld says: The
vnts - tay ~ heard from. shows Sesvy
2Ol3 vosss ahead Of OchIlssse. aad Tie f,a
lowing counties to be hsasd from. u. vii /:
(;rayscp. Collin, kaufnaa, Henderson, Vas
xaadt, Wood. Js1ssssa, - Tyles."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-06

've i<qsissd son'+ tine ago what had
BE- ssse u IN Town Council. We are ia.
dacstte srpsat the inquiry. Our streets
sfe = = wsstrhed condition and our public
sgaS ~ ~ somewhst tisr appearance OF =
1 ~, asd worn out field. with fine
lssn ' $1,000 N ths middle OF it. u
stfaaGe wsrs 70 psss through here. and
not su1ies ths new buildings in progress,
hs woo11 sstnvaily r"nclude the towr was
,i,ian ~ The firing of pistols night aud
ia, 3 : eommoa affair, rendering il nm.
sssa e1Soaaass abroad il certain localities,
o lsr9%4 sassFsAis hours" the carcasses
- - aataAls are lc'e within the corpo
rAtiun uass, and nearly within a stones
shsa W W. Courthouse the town on
saa< ~ y AID With negroes. who dsport
ss.s n ~ ailes ttsir own fashion, whether
hy fae druak ~ tAsying cards; and
sags 11bes nsisaacsa exist which We
NEED sntion. Il Il down RICH,
sA.1 sl4te Of things 10 exist
w - esqulry. what has become
Of Il ~ EoSHeHi Have the mem
ss,.ss ~ pst'iIe spirRi Or ars they
soa hx1a olllcvs which, Thy arc un.
IN Dwoa I ~ ~ corporation charter
- n ~ y t1ssId ~ amended. and the
= ~ sosseii ass The ones from
1xsIous of amcnd,nen,
\ ~ tesa ssggcsssd that
x $40 biotAed With ~ civil
A. n11l6e " ahc Peace. sad
tssssed 70 at wi.hin the
a1 od W. might h. render.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-06

49, sgrtbssIAs MI st~nsicn TO the sdver,
lsDt 'vAts t.4kss Packet. Jee,rs~, to
0 16QWo 3Watv gh~ head NJ " new sdrer
~. +" ~ lpst has i4>~n ieil, with
- 64k o11(ly e6sthis srnde. and it, owners
I. ), ShUAiJ ~ Nko will cmnn,sod public
Z sop ~ y t.ey tss IN every way worthy Of
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-06

nv Jehsrson IiersId Of Tuesday
lsseg wsucing the Thrsrian corps, ut TIM,
r'eSSaeys: "On Thursday evening they
: " $1,000 agaIn--Mrs. strong's benefit
~ H&al " dressed q Ia llloomcr.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-06

- lSaS Erasx, . plis>ss. vss hl1p4
~ = vSooal1 h.ns 49, naa
4. ~ Q'crS<sfa- 1eveeis iNf4A
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-06

~ Some Of the hesk mails. due for the
,s-l -four OF ass essks fsschrd thA place
~ Thursday night When il will reach
lss iatev,or, throuk the aid Of the one
b. - - u sapshcr question. Truly.
~ utsis Postmaster General.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-06

arms uI the teOcrHI toVerflfnent--
beeause--to consent 10 that coerrinn
would ipvol,. our consent to coisolida
ton latu' 10 our libtties.-oar consent 10
the sacrifice IN detail ol MI those States
which have "a coiun,nu Interest with oer
selves--our consent to all the horrors that
will certainly flow from violent dis upton
Of the obligations existing between the
white and slave population; and because.
by such consent. we should finally SUI
render ourselves to the same fate. rAca zee
are no logger able 10 rexist.
o. Resoired. That great ~ is our dievo.
ton In the Union, we owe to liberty great
Grand while we Fix upon 40 special
grievance ms rendering ext'eslisns the with
drawal Of the Southern Statss rom this
Union, we disticc,ly declare that those
States have the unquestionabls right 10 re-.
sort 10 any Of those measures, BY secs.si"',
or otherwise. which MAJ b. necesssr, To
preserve ard defend thcir constitutional
rights.
TO- Resolred. That we solemnly de- lain
ill purposes Of disunion. except Ms y last
resort against an uuwonthy submissions
to that We can never consent, because
while ssbm,ssh,s ally beg~ts aggression.
and !, IL admitted that further aggression
msss ND y ds>nion. We may hope that
hold and manly vi"dicatiou Of our riah.a
will sUaiAe - !" reclaim aud defend them.
W. thsref",~ d-eIar~ drm adherence to
thess principles 10 he the hist means 81
defending the Consultation ana preserving
Tho Union.
Herr. then. H. issss = isislj made up.
- Wigs adetlpd cordially and fully he
n Csmprousse. !" v svsry shiss which earl
u dseirsa shss ~ p1p1sSsssaeir r.
- ~ X r. - -
ll ( \. fi!l 81! =
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-06

do with his cntree upon the stage. Ter.
sainly no one would su.pect him Of any
desire 10 obtain political notcrie,y, OF post.
hgmous tame. We might we'll waive the
little objections be raises against the pro
ceedings Of the meeting in question, Il he
would endorse the balance, and forego that
argument sgains, secession which con-
cludes bis article.
The Colonel 10 Of opinion that II 4 state
wishes 10 60 out Of the Union. she would
first have to make = treaty OF s,ipuiations
with the other states. What those s;ipula.
tioas arc. We are not specifically informed.
But they appear to he that the STATE shall
FIRST give ar it, harbsss. which the Gen.
ssal t'cvsrnmsn' improved. il public bald.
| Jugs in the share ~ ssstou, hoss~a. &C..
and We sspposs the " national roads," Il
sa~s shcsld aaPpss 70 b. any running
thsoseh ~ State The right to regulate
| eeeeeees = aaks wsv tssAlies. &C., " ~
s1e kaessats havs apsssg sp thu.
sesl4rast ssw b aispsessd with" II
hSwsvsr. ~ sssssss tAs sahss s.a.ss Ia
| tAssSyiehh ssd p'ivassss, I. - for ON
sasA -. n ~ 70 : pssss;" ut Il
- speued y giss thsse sassssssa n
wssn ~ 49, spsa - psiasipls sfssaf
/ pesetvva - 49, ~ abstnsts y III
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-24

TmE ANNIntLAToR ANSIuiLArtD The
great Fire Annihilator experiment III Ne"
York, on Thursday LIST. was Il complete
failure. Though the building experiment
ted upon vas constructed OF green spruce
and rine boards, none too well seasoned.
vet il was burned down. The first IRE
made of shavings saturated with 'urpeuiI"e,
was cxlinguished 10y The Annlhilhi"rrn one
minute from the moment the match was
appiied-and o~fcoursc before there was any
fire except the fame from The iu%rpentlnr,
which it is conceded The gas emitted hy ilie
" AnnihiIator" will e%xlinJnlsh. II Mr.
PnnLiPs,or any of the "Anmhilalor' Co
had entertained the least confidence IN th"
efficiency Of their " Machines they would
have permitted the flames to have comnnai'
Gated to the building and got some consider
able headwa; before they applied their gas
They certainly should have felt themselves
comparatively secure from collaboration
where green spruce was the principal mate
rial to he operated upon ny the flames. u
generally requires Il hearty combination o.
bellows aud perseverance 10 coax such s'nl
to burn at nll.-.4ibdny Register.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-24
STATE OLE VERMONT Be il remer

STATE OF VERMONT BE il REMEMBER
District of Ad lisnn-SS ed that AT a Pro-
hate Court, held in Mildlehury in and Tor the
District OF Addison, on the 2sth day Of No
vemhcr, a ID. 1881:
Lyman L. White and Iluldah B. Gibson, nd
mlnisratois OF the estate of
LEVI GIBSON,
late Of Whiting. in said district, deceased, pre-
sent their administration account Tor allow
auce. 1t is lhert folc ordered 10y this Court that
the said account he considered by this Court,
for allowance, NJ the session thereof TO lie held
at the Office Of he Register OF This Court in
said Middlehury. on Thursday. the LIST day OF
January D.ls52. at one ne ock in the after.
noon: and that notice thereof he given to all
pcrsous interested, that they may appear aud
make heir objections, II any they may have
to the allowance II said account, by Publishing
a certified copy Of this order IN The Middlebnry
Register-a newsrapcr printed in said Middle
bury three weeks successfully previous to tho
time Of said Court.
JED. s. BusHSELL, Register.
A true copy uf record.
% JEp. 5 BUSHNELL, Register.
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FREr Son. MOVEMENTS N HffERENcE
TO TIE PRrsiDENcy.- Washington. Dcc'
lGh.-Thc Free Sill General Committee
hold Il meeting this evening. to make ar
ranccments for the approaching campaign.
They agreed TO recommend the holding ol "
National Convention at P%,ttshurg, after the
Conventions of the other parties had taken
place. Among their most prominent can
dilnies for the Presidency are Mcssrs. DIX
of New York, Hale o. New Hampshire, and
Giddin-s of Ohio.
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III
B%nrGurox, Dec. Is.

BRIGuroN, Dec. Is.
At Market 500 Beef Cattle; $50 Stores Is
pairs Working Oxen, 30 Cows and Calves,
$500 Sheep and Lambs, and GEO swine
PaiCEs-Beef Caule-Extra SO IS; LIST quail.
iy G. I'd do s5,75; Sd do s450al,75.
SroREs- earnings ,S9ai4; 2years old l5a2s
, years old 2la34
WoRKiSG oxEN--s65, 70, 50, s5n9O.
Cows AND CALvRs- 500, "a, 2s, ola 80.
SHEET M LAMns--sl, so, l,75a2; exira
S3,50.
SwiNE-4 l-2a5 l-2c. retail Sac Ac.
Remarks-Priccs Of good Beef Cattle have
advanced the market is brisk, AMI some very
good Beet at market.