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IROE COUNTY, S. !
! In the Court OF
Com Pleas OF said
{ County.
STATE OF OHIO, NOM
James Martin I
John l.. Johnston and
Thonas Alupo
In CHANcERY.

Thomas Algeo. In CHANCERY.
Notice is hereby given TO John l.. Johlston,
one of said defendants, who resides out uf the
state of Ohio. that the complainant has this day
filed in said court his bill in chancery against said
defendants, to ioreclose the equity Of redemption
of said defendants in a certain mortgage made by
said defendants, dated the 23d Of June. 1913, upon
the following premises, situate in said county OF
Monroe and state of Ohio, 10 Wit: Lots numbered
%, and the west half of lots numbered II aud 2o,
and 6 and IA, in the town Of SSrdls, with the i'm
provements thereon, and that unless the said de-
fendants appear and plead, answer OF demur to
said bill within 60 days after the next July term
of said court, that at the next term OF said court
thereafter said complainant viii take said bill as
confessed, and move the court TO decree accord-
inplv VIM. C. WALTON,
April %. 1851. Sol for Comp't,
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nIvoRcE.-Jaeob c. Hains will take notice

nIvORCE.-Jacob C. Hans will take notice
III that Lydia A. HaiDs, his present wife, this
day filed her petition in the Court of Common
Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, praying for di-
vorce from him; also to be restored to her interest
in the property which descended to her from her
father, and her reasonable alimony, SC. And the
said Jacob C. Hains will also takenotce that depo-
sions will be taken In the city Of Wheeling at
the office OF Jacobs s. Fitzhugh, between the
hours Of G o'clock A. M, and O'Clock P. M,
on the 7th Of June, and the 5th of July 1851, to
be read in the above case. d. II. WIRE,
May IA, 1851. .s Sol. for Petitioner,
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AJOIICE IN ATTACHMENT All persons
" interested will take notice, that Nathan l!ol
lister, on the 2lst day Of December, A. D. 1850,
sued out writ of attachment from the clerks of.
flee of the court of common pleas, of Monroe
county, in the state of Ohio, against Ezekiel Mat
,hews, in Debt for the sum of $IS 40 in debt and
$50 in damages which writ has been served and
returned. WILLIAM OKEY, Clerk,
By SELEY Y. MASON, Dep Clerk,
May L 1851 CIV
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NOTICE IN ATTACHMENTS persons
~ interested will take notice, that James w.
Shankland for the use of Nathan Hollister, on the
18th day of January, 1851, sued out writ Of at
tachment from the clerks office of the court Of
common pleas of Monroe county, in the state Of
Ohio. against John Title, in Debt. for the sum of
SIS 90 in debt aud $50 in damages, which writ
has been served and returned.
WILLIAM OKEY, Clerk,
By SELEY Y. MASON, Dep. Clerk.
May 7, 1851 Gw
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NOTlCE IN ATTACHMENT All persons
" interested will take notice, that John Lank
ard, on the 10th day of December. A. D. 1850, sued
out writ Of attachment from the clerks Office OF
the court of common pleas of Monroe county, in
the state of Ohio, against BAIL Rhodes, in Debt
for the sum of $l2S so in debt and 500 in DANA
ges, which wit has been served and returned.
WILLIAM OKEY. Clerk,
BY SELEY Y. Nj AsoN, Dep. Clerk.
May Z. 1851 6w
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NOTICE IN ATTACHMENT persons
" interested will take notice, that Benjamin j..
Mott, Oh the 9th day OF January, A d. 1851, sued
out writ of attachment from the clerks Office of
the court Of common pleas of Monroe county, in
the state OF Ohio, against Lucien S Cumming. in
Debt, for the sum of SlO2 % in debt and $50 in
damages, which writ has been served and returned
WILLIAM OKEY. Clerk,
BY SELEY Y MASON, Dep. CLERK.
May 7, 1851 CIV
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SKATE ROAD Notice is hereby given to oil
E9 persons interested that at the June session Of
the Commissioners of Monroe county. Ohio. the
said commissioners will hear the parties in favor
or against the establishment Of the State Road,
commencing at Fairview, in Guernsey county,
Ohio, thence through Belmont county, to Woods
field, in Monroe county, and application for dam
ages of any person or persons oD account OF the
location Of said road through his her their lands
By order Of the Commissioners.
J. b. EOLL, Aud. NJ. c. o.
April l6, 1851.
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STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY, IS.
Court If Common Pieas.
H. ~ ~

STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY, IS.
Jacob Nef, Court If Common Pieus.
VS.: lN CHANCERY
Giles e. Hunt, The defendant, Giles Z
William McKain, Hunt, s hereby notified. th.t
Thomas IL Genn, The complainant, Jacob Neif,
Robert Mcfarland has heretofore, flied his bill
aud others. in said court, the substance
and prayer of which. as far concerns the said
Giles are, that the defendants Hunt aud Mex lin
were indebted to complainant by note sued on IN
said court, that said Giles was the rmer owner Of
two tracts Of land, to wit: The South East or. Of
the South West Or. Of Sec S. L r. 4, and the
n. f. a.. Of the N, W, Or of Sec "a, I. 3, R, 4.
That he had n.origaged said tracts of land to the
defendant, Thomas II Genin, for less than he val
ue thereof. And that he had conveyed The first
named tract Ia the deiendent, II ,bert Mcfarland,
without adequate consideration. The bill prays in
substance, that the surplus interest Of Giles Z.
Hunt shove the claims Of Genil and Mcfarland, if
the claim Of Mcfarland has any validity, may he
subjected tnjlhe payment of compliments debt If
said Giles fail to plead, answer or demur, within
sixty days after the next term OF said court, the
bill as to linn will he taken as true and confessed
EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
may 7, 1851 CIV Attorney for J. Nef
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Public Venduc.

On Thursday. the 29,h day of May, 1851. the
Undersigned will offer at public sale id the town
of Woodsfield. the personal property of Samuel
Landback, deceased; consisting in part Of large
assortment of Silversmth's tools, clocks watches,
jewelry, &c. The sale will be continued from
day to day until the property is all disposed Of All
sums under So cash, all over $3 credit of nine
months will be given. the purchaser giving two
good securities. LEWIS Si1lPLEY,
+. KOEHLER,
May IA, 1851. Adm'rs.
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NOTICE IN NATTACHMEN MA persons
" interested will take notice, that Peter Dorr,
on the 23rd day OF January, A. D. 1851, sued out
writ of attachment from the clerks office Of the
court of common pleas of Monroe county, in the
state of Ohio, against Henry Yockey, in Assump.
sit, for the sum of two hundred dollars in dana.
ges, which has been ser, ed and returned
WILLIAM OKEY, Clerk,
BY SELEy Y. MASON, Dep. Clerk
May 7, 1871 CIV
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EyNOS M. MORRIS ESTATE --Noice is
M hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as Administrator Of the
estate of Enos Nj. Morris, late of Monroe county, +,
deceased JOSEPH MORRIS, Admir-,
May 81, 1851
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- is hereby given that the subscribers have been
appointed aud qualified as Administrators of tho
estate of Samuel I.andback, late OF Monroe coun-
,y. deceased F KOEHLER, .,
LEWIS SHIPI.EY, f1" To-
April so, 1851.
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D. e. DAD NOTICE. office is hereby eivsn.
hsA that petition will be presented to the Com.
mssoners of Noble county, at their first session
asking for the location and establishing of county
road commencing at the onjunctiun of . county
road up Long run, in Liberty township, Washing
ton county, thence to intersect the county road
running from Papaw to Harrie,svilie.
April l6, 1851. A PETITIONER.
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AUDITORS OFFICE. MONROE CoUNTy,1
Woodsheld. May IL, 1851.
certify the above to be true list of the per.
sons who have taken out Horse license for the
year 1851. JOHN b. NOLL, Auditor.
May II, 1851. Monroe County.
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TEyHE following is list of the names of per.
Il SONS having taken out Horse License for the
year 1851 up to date:
John II. Martin, John Williams.
j. w. Taylor, jonathan Harris,
J. G. Smith, Levi Williams,
Andrew Smith, Ellis p Moore,
Benjamin Haines, Robert Wright,
James WindIan, WIN. Pickens,
Lewis Hickman, Thos. Piatt,
Abner Carlton, Francis Allen,
Isaac Eddy, Silas Headley,
Patrick Donall, John Moose,
Elab Matheny, William Hill,
John Stephen, Michael Stagner,
Ellis P. Moore, Joseph Seals,
Washington Foreman.
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Probate Notice

Notice is hereby given that the Executors, Ad-
mnstrators and Guardians of the following named
ps,sous, have filed in the Office of the Clerk of the
the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe County
IN in the State of Ohio, to wit:
Executora of Samuel Iemcn Deceared
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UnLANK DEEDS AND MORTGAGES for
sale at the Office Of the Esprit 4li
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There will be a meeting of the members
Of the Monroe County Common School
Association, held in the town Of Lewisville,
in said county, on Saturday, the 7th day
Of June next, at o'clock, P. M, and we
again respectfully solicit the attendance Of
those feeling themselves interested in the
GREAT CAUSE OF EDUCATION, as we think
it is their duty to attend.
JOHN BELL, Sec'y.
I.rx,,Ie,r1IIr Mau 1QE1
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-06
coRNEsPoNDENCE oF 900 cALEDoNIAN

The Maine Lar in Nco HaHBsA6e-G Graf
ton County 'ealipg Up-"sPrRir-uai REoet-
iags"
LITTLEToN, Thanksgiving DdySis5i.
Mn Enron BY obeying the summons
Of the church-bell, this morning. was in
situation TO know something OF the progress
Of the Temperance sentiment, thissway. An
enthusiastic gathering Of tho friends of total
abstinence, Ia lieu Of thc customary festival
day services, was had, to prepare the way
Cor other and more general meetings Of like
characterize be huldcn throughout this Coun-
~ aud State, the objcct Of which is 20 obtain
Of the next Legislature the enactment Of a
law ike, or similar, To the "Mainc Law
Special delegates are 10 Ice appointed by
these Conventions, To operate directly upon
the Legislature The law above alluded 20.
Is exceedingly popular with temperance mon
Of all grades aud Parties, and when the "Wis-
dom" of Nsw Hampshire "a--er,rtl,.-.i ~ nm
inclined 10 think they will not dare TO put
tho subject under the table.
No County has suffered more from the o.
wills Contemporaries, than Grafton but there
has been happy revolution IN this mattor
the past year or two. The cSpcdicnts do
,iscd to hauish this curse, are such ns 10 war
rant the belief that brighter day Is dawn
ing The services Of tho Row JouS PIEn-
roNr--ihc very popular writer and speaker,
Of Bus,on-.hayc been engaged iochnvass this
county IN BeiiHir ~ rhr eHuEU- ffp-is- IN irrz
urc in this place Saturday evening, the 2ist,
Sunday the 22d; aud Tuesday evening the
gath. lie 10 also to address the County
meciing AT uAycrhill. the 2G.h--- 49,
Since the quasi suppression Of the liquor
traffic here, curious cases Of "Spirii-ual
Knockings" have (according to one Of the
speakers to-day) occurred in this vicinity
There spirits are not supposed to be the ac-
tive. gay truauts OF Rochester memory, but
rather, '!cnvoys extraordinary" Of his satanic
-s,aiastv,- kiag Alcohol. -- Their t5rvurirr
means OF communication ara, Jact-doors and
horse siobIes! II will be rccollectcd that at
the last session Of the Now Hampshire Lcgis-
lature, an effort was made TO secure their cit
izens from the impositons of the Rochester
knockings, and we may believe that the next
Legislature viii boz less vigilant in sienc-
ing the "rappings" peculiar to some sections
Of their own State. Yours,
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rnE ILL., eonPus AoT.

. The burlington Free Press furnishes the
following list ~ namos OF msmbeg Of the
House WHO voted to rapas certain portions
of he IIabeas CGrpus ~ Of DE previous
session, Il 70 presumed that tho member'
who did not .ForV aye either 'Otsd nay o.
we're absent
YEAS.
WHlqs i- Barrett Of Midllebnyy, Beck
with, Orchard, Crawford, Davis OF Danyiliol
Dewey, Earl, Fletcher, Gale, Green, Gros-
yenor, Harlow, Haskell, HAYWARD, liopson,
Howe 0f Vernon, Hyde at Chelsea, Hyde Of
Rockingham, Kendall, Marsh, Now, Porter
OF Cornwall, Scott OF llalihx, Stevens, lay
Tor OF Hancock, WilliAnsa, .AHoroesteF, WOE
Ellington, Wright OF CasIletopi Wright OF
Leicester, ..
FRgg DE10CRATB - Bridges Of Wards
horo, Burlit, Bupham Of Woodbgry, Hitch
cock, ilubhell Of Fainag, kellogg Of Benson
Leland, Lord, Lyman, hlllor Of Lyndon,
Ncwhall, Quin,ly, Snow, Stroud
DEMOcRAL - = Barlow OF Fairfield, Bow
dish OF Swanton, Bridgea Of ST. Albans, fieu'
~, Goodrich, Ilageu, Keith Of sheldon, kel'
lugg Of Dandy, KiRslay, MaTtn 0f Underhill
Richardson Of hhurburne.
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TnE LATE School HoUsE CALAMITY
IN New YoRK.--Thc following the verdict
of the jury in this case
ThesJury unanimously concur in the opin-
ION that the cause of death ia the cnses of
(hcre follow the names of the deceased) was
from sufIocation conjoined with. external and
internal injuries produced by falling down
the front aud rear stairway OF Ward School
huilding, known as No. 26,situated in Green
wicb Avenue. That said children deceased,
with others at that time in said school build
ing became suddenly alarmed, first occasioncd
by the slight paralysis Of the principal Of tie
female department of said school, Miss Abby
Harrison. A sudden and almost instantane-
Gus panic, produced Nv the impression that
the building was on fire took possession of the
entire school, causing universal rush of the
children to escape from the building, render
ing it utterly unavailing for the teachers, by
any agency or means in their power, 10 quell
the alarm, or TO stay the children from their
attempts TO emerge from the building; and
Eiiat thu teaehei5 6F sdiH school, and each of
them, are blamelcss concerning that the casu-
atty, and are in no way responsible for the
deaths or injuries occasioned by the disaster.
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IA diyilcd politically as loIlowsi

lhv new Speaker isa man Of talents ami
much legislative experiences lie belongs 70
Kentucky, and l. undoubtedly slave holder.
Atthis fine OF writing Wednesday forr
noon--ihe Message ha' not REACHED W. The
iorr.Salowing' are, that Il is very lengthy
nakiig some fourteen columns w tho Wash
ihgton Rnpublie, Rather than to occupy oil
or our Inside wish it-should il prove to be-
quite lengthy I've shall supply our readers
with the news Of the week and leave a por.
non of,hc Mrsalgr over mIl anolhcr week.
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Particulars OF THE Drrr1cuLrY Oh

Particulars OF THE DIFFICULrY ON
HOARD THE CLIPPER. SHIP CHALLENGE
Nc,o York Dec Letters received here from
San Francisco, give the following account of
the difficulty on board the Challenge; when
the vessel arrived Off Rio Janeiro, the crew,
some 80 or go men, broke outin open mutiny
with the intention to seize the ship, murder
the captain and mate, give her in command
to some one Of their company, and go rowing
Tho mate was knocked down and stabbed by
the crew, he waa~ however rescued by
the captain, who saeeeeded in bringing them
TO duty not, however, until nome of them
were severely hnrt-A-some of them having
previously been sick with dyscntery and sour
Wy died on the passage.
Some OF the sailors ran away before the
ship came alongside the wharf at San Fr%n-
cisco, and related such shocking stories of tho
manner il. which they had been treated, that
a great cScitemenf was created among the
boatnon and the sailers on the wharf.-the Gov
cred The deck OF the ship,huuting for the cap
tain and mate, 10 lynch thcm.
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~ In the latter part of October, Mr. and
Mrs John Il. Williamson, with their i've chill
dren. started from Vieksburg, Miss, fr New
York. The night they reached Louisville
their infant child was taken sick and died the
next night. On their way to Cincinnati two
more of their children were taken sick, and
after their arrival at Cincinnati the other
daughter was also taken sick, and all three
died. The children were aged 10 months, 7
years 10 years, and IS years. Tho oldest
child escaped che fate of the others by pro
ceeding to New York with his uncle. direct
from Louisville, with the corpse of the infant
who died first.
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s-F. JoHNeBURY,
sApVnDAY. DECEMBER o, 1881.
cnNGnENA.

The flou4e, il will be- noticed, was orgnn-
iard'withsut interruption, except by a short
,nbate upon Tho "comPromi'e mtasurcs,"--
These "n,onsurcs," which we're 70 produce a
caluthrogghout the nation ,uneqnalled by that
Of summers morn, do not even quiet the
yirolo. IT the capital where they originated,
lpt are Intrpduced At caucusses, sud almost
every other uniting occasion.
The Wings had no regular candilNei or
Il they had, iheir vote WAS given rather ir'
iVgularly, Tho locoforo majority Is amply
large TO cunble them to push their mra'or'
thrauah without Embarrassment Tho llanse
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TIE GENERAL BANKING LAW.

This law viii be found In fall on our Gtsl
psge. Il Is ofgrat length aud The manner
~ which ~ proyis.ontarop piled one upon ap-
othrr, Inakcs it took strong enough for all
,rac'icR purpo.rs--.o strong, too, We opiuc,
Ihat the people will never be oycrtosk'
vd wah i.sur- unicr IT, We can readily see
reason, Sby persons in,ctcsicd in existing
Hanks, a. we'll as those who may think the
State snlhyiontiy supplied with Btak', could
vote for II.
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On ihe morning Of tbs ist Of November
the mate was arrested, 3 miller beyond the
pissioni on the san Jose road, and lodged in
the county Jail, in charge Of the H. s, Mar
shall. u u thought that, Capt. Waterman
would also be- arrested
Six Of the men died from dysentery, aud
three were lost fqm the mizen topsaiI yard,
IN gale --.-
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Esb- The House of Representative of our
Legislature refused TO 60 into Joint Asscm'
b'y TO eject State Superintendent Of Com
mon school,, though tho uurcpcacCl7iAw OF
tho State says, "thcrc shall De State Supcr-
intcndcnt Of Common Schools who shall be-
annually appointed hy the Join, A"cml'y"
MniAinI tho question Of The -GxpedicncY- of
the law, it cannot escape notice that this body
Of iaF.hrieifs refused Ia obey the positive IN.
junction of the law Of hq State. II this i
10, a fragrant case OF violation Of luty-ifnot
of the oath the members OF the House took
upon themselves in entering upon the duties
of sls,-i4. s,fEis.rvre rrurrivr ut "
ease that would be. Bat that point they may
settle with their own consricnccs. The Gov
crnor is not au,hopizcd 20 appoint a supcrin-
teudcnt, and whether the incumbent must
hold the places tiii another ia appointed, of
not, we cannot say. X is to be presumed he
will not consent to do so at any rate,
p. s. In looking over our exchanges our
eye fell upon the following item, showing. the
literary Nttainmcnts of some Of our people
who patrouisc the Post Office department;
~ Letters addressed as follows have re-.
rpHtty passed through TIC SSpriughctt i'oyr
Office: harrisburg lewons county" "St.
lnise state Of Miss Houric bcyont the River
Miss Hippy;" aud "holcyolk, Mass"
Atthe time of reading the above It occur
rcd TO us that the individual who addressed
the letter to "St. luise state Of Miss lIouric,
Ueyont the River Miss Hippy," might, posi-
bly,, be the identical member of our Lcgisla-
ture who introduced the bill 10 repeal por-
ton of the Common School Law ofthc State
The following is an exact copy Of the bill as
introduced TO the House:
"Sec. /. So mulch of an act Approved
november 9Th lS45 rs Relates to the appoint.
uent and Dutys OF State Superintendent of
k--r-ron Schools u hereby Repealed.
See. 2. So mut6h of an act Approved no.
,ember l2th 1sl9 as Rclxtes to the Dutys
aud compensation of the States Supcrintcn-
dant of Common Schools and the third Sec
ton Of said acct is hereby Repealed"
The lad who has had the benefit Of Com.
mon Schools and progressed so far in the
Smelling Book as the Story of the old man
pelting the uuruly boy with grass and stones,
he found stealing his fruit,wil discover TWEEN
ty-one errors in spelling punctuation, gram
mar Sc, in the above bill of nine lines We
do not know the town that was so highly hon
Orcd by so learned a member Of the House
Either ignorance is bliss with his constituents,
or they made mulch of mistake in clecting
him..
/, wouldn be a bad idca--the grea. learn.
iug displayed inihe repeating bill above sug-
gests- ito add TO tho labors of tho Legisa-
tive Committee on Education, by making it
their duty to ascertain who of the members
are not able to epell accurately words of one
ryl!able--ni''ci, for instancc--aod requiring
all such az cannot, TO attend an evening spell
ing School until they shall be able TO pass a
orc,lirible examination, aud spell baker"
and other Sasy lessons right the first tune try
ing.
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HEAVY CoNrRAcT.-Mr George Law of
New York,ip connection with Mr. Seymour
of Utica, and others, have. closed a contract
with the Cincinnati and ST. Louis Railroad
Company, for the entire survey, grading,
bridging superstruoture, iron, depots, equip
age, &c., Of their road for S9,OOo,oOO. This
road is about $50 miles long, and is to be de-
livered in complete working order in all re-
spects within five years for that sum 81 $780,
600 in cash, and the remainder in stock and
f,orisi-.- ------> ----------
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p7g II. Il. Concklin of Utica suffered the
penalty Of sihe law on the goth. for house
burning. lie was executed in the prison
yard. BY his confession, (snd he died peni-
tent) he had been concerned in no less than
twelve fires; and he duplicates large num-
Der OF others as concerned Of good families
Some have already been arrested. and will
be indicted as other evidence is elected
Concklip was 25 years old, married man Of
respectable connections. He dictated, the
day before his execution, to Rsv. Mr. Fowler
IA warning for all to shun his evil WAYS. He
traced his ruin 20 saloon tipplinqs, and engine
house debauchery, and exhorted all to tenn
peTdnce
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"a Dir Nathan Lamson,aged about 60 years,
was Killed at Milton Falls, VI, on Monday
of last week, by wood train backing on to
him. The passenger, wood and freight trains
were IA close proximity on different tracks,
and MIR Eamsoa did not observe ;Iic approach
of the train, which killed bin instantly; lie
Eas retailing apples
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WAsniNaroN, DEc. 2.

WAsniNGToN DEC. 2.
No business of importance was transacted
hr- eitheE-lnnas-- The annual ssa..-..sse.- ~
the President w:s communicated, and read.
The reading occupied two hours
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Sc. JoHNsBUVY hCADESrS.--Ihe Win
ter nnnopens vitha large etteRdance---inuch
larger than any winter tcrW Of, tate, If not tho
l..rgcs' HH, tLc Institution WEs3esiaLlshvd}