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Spring l1ofhiag.

\ LARGE sad As-an.lfz& sssssszSe1. et SPRING A CLOTHING, Eeeesys1 per Ps.lssig P-Aeywli, aud fss sz3s by JOHN l., ADAMS
 Sss 2saAaas La s4snx. As2T<s 15 -S-sG
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Boots and Shoes.

Boots and Shoes. T CASES Boots asso:se6; l 1 ki9 BFogans; doz. Geats Asle Calf Slloes: Ea4L-rs. F ." Ladies Shoes assor1e8; /" Misses and cbil1rens Shoes assorted; i; Case BoYs klp B-oganS; !" Boo,s, &c,, dc., 6c- Received p1r Philip PeanywIt, and for sale by
 JOHN D. ADAMS
 Steamboat Landing. Msrch 25 Eff
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Arti,Al ef ,As s..an,A,, can.a,.

PszlABEl'Ea.s March g. 'dgS11E a tie ae4ltl51al news by ,he le4sla.
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~2REHU-E~

VENHE .sutscrteT agent fGT II. Haseruan, wall
 | continue the formers baSnex at bts old stand on Man, nezr Markham strzet, and srep eos- stantlv on hand a fall and well azsoT:ed sock oi Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots. sapes, Hardware, Caz.lslEs, &c-, Ge., al af ws1sh w1l 5e sold low for cash The highest maIkei psices xill be pad fr country produce, as beef hides. Pelt-tzs, bees wax. ke. JOHN kRAESE
 IItf1e Roek March ss 1851 %-i
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s,,oay Aefa,-, Mea shot!

We isara from the S3riolx HeEal3. that bios3y aarsr osca--e6 n P5rgsn1ala. between 8 man aszse3 Joaa C.7ps-, seapef of groggefy, sna pz-.v of sa lars lag n< ta ;Ae [. $ steam fflgste Sassaehaasa. f s9p7a-s he Sa;sfs hsd d.aak 6; Czos..,,s heass aa3 lsavnz without pasIng ia .i, as fa.lowei tAs~a to .tle house Of nan Hanled Sal.a. als3 the kesPe: of al.4Eo' shop, whe7s he t.8 ss alteration El;A tbtn. and one of them srsl 3 ssz 4t 4gz= w.sa5as effseI, when be took ,l $ a=eA. The HeEA& says
 C55pes la Ass rs seai took shelter iH shop by fEe xav. a85 s39rtly 2fseE sSw the sss1e gaag Of g. a-s pzss 5F. "a loud ooaVeES s.loa. fr6su wAeh le Ez.Aer=1 iba1 thef wer= oa 1h=lr way io hiz E3asz and atendes t5 kl.i hin If tAey caught hun. Ass- they lad passed oa. hr pSoS Erei three f1wi- Isg p.eces Ehieh he Lo23ei and took huxne Essb Aan The sailors h s3 1T she Taesnlnae taken gss s.Ssla8 of tls h0Hss ta, without making any sisow x vsfeace. Cooper. hcweveE, Gel ts-Talely Gs- ehsrs- al three e{ iae gIns at tisrn, and they fe1-e9so1 lnSe inc ysT3 reloaded and lr.sl 'hsm &rslnt E4Eee 9i ne sslloEz. VIZ: John Wash. gs5er Mcffee and Sam zel Rsad. wee nssr 4 4l y wgfnaa1, and >zMaei ShsHzon severely but l1t aaazar0as5Y The reEsznnz tE8 slso recessed 4gE; woun3s. ' MegSe1 dad hss 2. DOW Saaltere5 10
 eces bg ehAKse af buck Sto;. and aIs arm was 2upataGe-t, ibe sane evenzns, but h $ noI ex- Feet-i ts FecoveE- Walsh and Read received uesa4s la tAe breast, Shoasdes, sides. face. &c, sas 1aCugh stil sllve there are no hopes of thslr ,=ssFerr. Csspst was arrested. and sf;sE hear .ss 5~iare Ar. Jastsee Bzagh, committed to ial 5a, lz,taef exAn3aatson-
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e Jenassy-ss 8 nsalsr,o man aaaed Al
 HILBERT.
 He s at0aI tEeAtg Ave aE ssK Fe2zs ye4gs Qf Ege. sE fte1 one aE two EneheS high, stTz.shL AaE E8as feet 1s1 kaasts. eEeSt ia gsrP5a. has E&E sel es teeth and playa on thZ vssaa ve1y wel4 Ine 4A ge 8esert74 boy. tagu 2f.eF bls d5sagreaFaHee, ls ssiazses Q have Aees Re~a n Inc Yaszgs su gz sTs- esaaass iiy sesn aaEaaa H9ase; ks GSt 3sGae is Gag kEaxz- le nas uaGe ass eE gsTeEss. az Jef- fer1a HoaSe and (. 4 House, N. ffsas1s wss7. |. Es b@ageyea. Asd Geeave8 alza 1a. H0aSe lz . RAD sPssrat5Y AaSBs tGEss five fe&Tg 0f age sse- fses h.E- cT ts4 lsehes hgs. saehceE sA1 eject Esex- sfas tslAs scyF sas~ aD9 1T4Wilee; has sandy hal tS ig8st sezzA sAa aPs~T zH estbez hE0Een oz wHra H Es as 5s leAve Nt1e-spEAes aetweaR shzsa, usc hasrSss az beth a2ng cEassk sa 2s tAaaeN bs RAe2asa44asa q lEgarv az11 is apparently Es- tss 3Ea& NAfz spoken an.
 rsi3 E5ve efe soove FsN sfa fx she aeasYerg ai 1as- sgy HILBERT BY plaatsEsgas iaessaef ~ltA 'as nsEgrheasssa saA eGsgFlct0a of aeMsc; as l S8l glte ass tHmzr.S a2i Sig eslaavs saE sae as- EyesY as sEt h@Y. aA4 psF al reasonable asSes
 GE0nGE N. JOHNSON ChscoE eOanfY. AEk-, AaseA i5 1881
 E Dsa4a- N GaSeEt1 eDgy- 4N.
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Coffee, Sugar, Ac.

Coffee, Sugar, Ac. TUsT received per sseasnsr PsasywA. D sS seeks Rlo Coffss, hhas- sagsr 10 b@ss- Gs: ebs Nsizs~es: $ haif ss&~. Mo3assea; S0 Szcks Snst 4 ss fer ~ass by
 FATHERLY A CLEMENTS. March 38 2s-sf
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Lands in Dresr County for
 &nEf

TPON accommodating szrg1S, tse fs-lass;ss A lrarts sf lands situated apoE BaF1g BaFssso- iagnes. ia llrew eoanty, AGkansas $ F fTzc,lsn gr sec. :, Nest Aaf sec. !; 5 a.f of N F. qf SIC. :: N. ha.f sze. 6; VI. AAlf af : E CT. sec { 2ll n township l4 soata range weS-.
 Tbese lands are arsonE the best Ia ths Stats of krEausas. well situated n a tArvlug n-,gA1oE- Aosd anu coageE5es.. for shipping pro9sce. Fa- ;evlas apply Q -
 L. <. WHITLEY. Ls.,le Rock March 221- 3s-SE-
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FRESH A RRIVAI D ECEIVED fFoa New Ori-ass per Steamer F 1A PsnAyws, tss fsilcwasg Gosas-- DSz- Star Hoes; Siael Crosn Heex. " GssAtsg Hszs; Koa aaaa'a soaE hsass- Shsses.; saeri Spades: Garry Combs. Gear Chasas, Barrel Riras Ia Sacks Coffee; D Barrels sagss;
 MoA@scs; lad for safe xt | J. HUTTsS LEstie Rock, Fen. 34. 1881. Maia ssr.st
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JOHN II. HAMMACK,
PESrrENTIARY, LlrTl.E RocK, AzE-, :
 a9a-rE 14 1Eyt

C7ssrg-sy.
 PESFrENTIARY, I-lrTl.E Rocg, AGE-,
 March E. 1851. DESCRIPTION Jarnes Legrane. 4i Yesrs Of are, s feet high and stout blst. grey bair hazel eyes. rsmaa nose. high cheek bones and gsiiow com pexlon, Us eon}eetUred Ee wlii try b leach ihe Sats Of Loulslaaa.
 Andrew Rogers IS sl years q age, 5 feet { inehts hIzh, and of . stout buiid, he has bghf bF5wa halr, blue eyes, reddish beard and aoTld com pexion, be talks little, ard Ia low sane yf Tsiee and has Gulet look
 Calvin, dark mulatto boz, $ geet inches high stout built and 2s years of age. John Smith, free negro, g years oi age, 5 iest inches high, features dark s1d Tegu ar. and 5y trade black -suailA, tls c1h}eetared thal Ee and Calvin will keep togethef and push for the Greek Nation or the State of@ Missouri.
 Al the aboye ws~e caps, eaarss shIrCs, on> half whi-e and one-hal brown jeans pants, and t1e.t hzi! was cut closely on one ssde. RaFesS had 3 blRe ieans) Coat, the other wofe coarse jackets Lst1ls Rock. March 2s sfl-tf-
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NAMED Tal HIRE.

TWO BOYS OR GIRLS. about Elteen gz slx- \ ieea yean of 2ge, .s say sheets oa the Prezs. &Aa two s1gEs EseA. Agp4y Eo
 L. I. WHITLEY. Laftts Rs1k, M@rca ls, 1851
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Hats. A3fs.. On Do9 Pasm Leaf HR1S. -O Panama Jenny LInd Hstz " T&azpsco % GEEzfrscAs Received pei P Penny~li aaa faE szls ty
 JOHN D ADAMS AaTcA B Is47 :sserzG5zss LasssaAz
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New Orleans Market.

CEEz TSF OFTT-r, 19Zcq 2i, 1881. Co'i7a-Tae Caaadas n=ws, winch vas made pa5Ilc oa saturday morning, >thoagA ann9un ncing 4td. decline ia iH the L9TeTpogl cotton market z sae1aei Co have etEec, with us. as much worse accounts had leen ecpec-e3- n oonsg9 usace, q ArlsS demand spc1ag Up in The esFiy part of tAe '!ay, sad some 7s9 bales were so.d n aaay eases ai tsze, aav21ee uP3a Inc rates ,gf Friday. iaferias ---7 a si Good n.iadlins Il -sall. pI9InA7S. . sal6 Nlddllag fa51,- -Ilt9f.f ailanng, lpial0l Far, l24G B Tsbaeco--There were one CT two larse huycx in is&gke;, and the sales f-lse3 52e Ahds al new sTOp, aS fO io@s 59 hh5s. 10 a; Sagt, $ at :, al B, aaG D 9c. . s hh1s fan io;} at sc: r hh9x s's4ectlsns a lic, and 5 hads fne ranalng lo, alzs at He P lb. Our qUos aiI5Is fer new e D shlcL gre basgd upon information received both iEosn hayers and seierg] aTe now as follows. Fac 'oiy LuEs, 5AnFt; Plar.ers do, tAs7t; Leaf, lrfe- .lor and couznon 7i asA; FaiE. sSas.; FBe, 9la- ttt: cbosce and selections llsl2c pg lb Suggr sr{ Nalssses-SasaT was a very limited geqaes'- ~lt1 sales oi 33 hads, at ls5io fer Pan Fene ulInz M9lass-S $ selling al q a2Tzc and no i'IsEae or Reb..ltl n market
 FAs--M&aet ou}l. sales 700 bbis 0Fla, in different !o.s ti s 95sSs u5, 2t9 ot. Laals at Ss 5, aad atog s9e3 bbis Oh3e, from Ez1bost, and e ( deiIveTe. sloassids s4ip, et s4 Ct pr eal. CorR-Dsll. l5e9 sks, taken ia seveTai bots, Ai J5s57, and l573 selecte3 Yellow 8; 5sc " hazlel- Oa,s-1yi0 ks Prs1e lssiaas brought 4sc. Wsszf--A sale sf 7ts hagtclz al Tlc. Hey-yI1o tale NHthsrH EeE= sold a- ss pg ,on.
 Pork-Aalket kra and .Iapr1ying. Sales 5sO bis MeSS 4 nrtsd i0,} al si7r and 2o0 a; l3 25 fatl without Inspection ard ss' bis branded MeSs 5fti, 2es9 asd 9q,} al si3 5o pg bbl. Eolaers now ask further advance
 Bsraa-Pir1a Sales l0 casks Ribbed Sides m seveFai Iozx, al 7i, 10 aa. cat3u 0l azekboRe, At 4. f2 eosxs Shoulders At ll-ls and 2. n lhfoc 'g iaur lols, st 5se sl tlefceS Sug0t-cErsa Hams 6. 9le pr F..
 La~EPreas sea3y. 35T t5@T6eS sold at 5i a6i fas GsesSa, and 7.s7t Tor No. l. s bbs st 7i, and oo a. 5se Pr D.
 CeTss-Small loss of Rso seillnx 8, lo4si0so. Essst--I'le stock 1d trtsh Thslazs;sn beng Fe- 8 tew hundred barrels, and s BOX selling a g. O. as4 25.
 Ekssls-Dan. Tae largeSi sac was POI b5ls lsects6ed gss5 proof 8; se P gallon. - T,Y s,eanse- Eaasly have jas; Feue.yed sn3 Bo.s D oIeF faf sale
 51Bauels sapef Flae Flo4I;
 Es WkjzteT,
 ls B9Gez A4s5rta.. Tobaeeos
 l6 |" i-aon Syrup;
 Candy,
 ] Barrel Eaeissb Flbens;
 io As V. TAxTI.
 Iewcr s,earas.aa LFndlhg. AFal :. lssl--sl-Sf
 ELoJ R-so Hsis orFa..sa M4.s E1tfa sa- BAC0S-5 AA2s cie4r s.a-s5
 b0Ge Go;
 Tesoes extra suEzs Cured h@uas. PoaE-le EltsS Mess
 sLGAR-s Hk5S flAnhe3;
 B08 Pe@s4sE.aa WAlse CASDIES-S4 9aaT4s taxtz Star SAITS--sa Kegs 4 { q 6e,
 flecesys5 2ns Gsf sale tg Asra IA wA. l. WAIT.
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ICE. FRTIfx NUTS Le.

ltE. FRIlfA NUTS ke. IgST received by 'he steamer Pontiac No 7 J D Toas Sf Boston fee. g B xrs Rsisons. BssFsiz Ch~sfnuss l Bag oi AlEaohs Bag Ehzash walag's. BaSFsi CScSsngs 50 Cans Oyes'ers. BsFrsss 0yes'sys the shra Sfs Fscki~ tSs-s3vrs Bsxss Tchscro. Hagst-sasas Sugar Doz. Basket Annises Ccfaszls. '' DsmiJohAs.
 N. rANTL Mafeh s8 1851. nssf
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Wagons.

TWO NEW two haxse Wagons, fsF sale cheap, 4 Ay J. D. ADAMS
 al Inc Steamboat LAn1-Az- Marsh g. lssI es
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" ASf1NaTeN- MAllE -)s kcDEs
 M Rsssse aas disposed 0f hls interest n ihe tv1a Es sspspeT. ;o Gea. Roteri Armstrong and Ns t A8srew Jackson Doaelson. Th.S eosumEna- lsa :5- Sosne rrzae n negotiation. has been pFo- t4y ezPs1.=a oy the fsliure ot Congress io grant tz- -l wascz sherr justice demanded
 ], rgm5r1i tAat the Us5sA, under the Rew aas9gss. El. g.Ee the -elSanas' uf Senator Doag- 3zss is '&@ PIeslzcaeY, T.scre may b.. and an- 29ac ---s iS, aeETee of probability and iTa;h "a te~ ,1-. F@1o3s e5Fc aszlgtA1oeS and agTsEEc- I-1s -.a' hsRs e9aBe uo l4gl;, glse gp0a reason . .ps- 'az' three ztraaE party pzpers, 10 w.-- -- tsass. .Le Peg,assg rsRsga, and L.= StatsFRsa. e-s9.l E.. S09R gpea lae eampasgR n iAVo- of >~1-t1g ps-siass. Ga C2Sz VII h= sAlegA oGt / ls -s.ca4st1sa Eill very h..ie comp ancslon-- I1@a4s; B 5efy w T understood here among ihsse -av-g Esgw-sd re. ard tho paliiae of lac wlres.
 Ia- -Ue has gore " xaea Gen Cas- ean ae 4sre g1 s2s sc3Ge 0f avalia5..Ity But we had - s-pq3ses- saf52 zctsal fae:s have deznoastrst- ~- -~ r4th iass znJag lead az and insge1fiai Nz-s, q 1eslfc azs h-caEae nsanlSest t9 press tae e4Aa4i ot G~a >og,5, n order tasG tAe walg par l1a Sr t@4s-A, aud reensin n as znaL nsLaori y a. sess.as
 E Gaa. ss..i ss l.! be a3en-astet # EsH be ;he -t.t t .c- wa.ss .0 wofx t5E hls elec.l0a. he2rt and soa-. H. csa beaI S~aaioT Dong ass al any rs-e-
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PROPOSALS Tor building she Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall.

CEALED proposals wlii se received hy the ara. - 4erxsgnea eesauattee aatia the s Gay of Aprli Fczt f8s 5asiaiRg ths Masonic and Odd Fellows isa1. according to plans and specifications whseh Hsy ae sesa bs calling upon either of the aaaer- siggsed
 Proposals Hsay te made aS s7liewss ist Fer yKg v 5F8e work crrnpiese zs- For sg4sasaat 5sa stone wark. Rglce rsx perch 3a. Fno9i and FgaE stone work. prloe peE supsr- aeaal kos
 8sk. Bse \ work, price peF thousand bFzck- ssb- CaFgsE-ev and isIneEs work eth- Ssssag roof. ax3 zhlEKie reef 7zA. Llkewlss Fostering.
 Dr pggP9sals may state ia na numbers the Fts1s sazt the aadGeT VIII anlsh every portion of iie work- As ahoge, sccnrs4ng so plan and spesss cst3suS IAe C1-aaittee reserve sbe nEht of segeeting al l.2s dfe1sed roo stgh.
 4 ] HuTT,
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s2OO REWARD.

ENSCAPED from ;Ae PenisenSAayy oa iAls day, H. the following described coavIets. ] w.l. gIve S25 each far thesT capture and dellyeTy t3 Hss, f taken Ia lAis county, oI s59 each i taken .oa. 0f lt.
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New Spring Goods. 00 Pieces latest gyle BaHAEes. -O @9 ' pFintS4 Nsxl4aS.
 lA,e style Silks. 5u % asSafte6 GaiacaeS-
 S1 .. G4as hans. Z0 [" t CStI0naGes.
 Brown Linen
 2e l" DeuiEs-
 Bales s-s. 7-s, 6 A. Brown S Blea'a
 DoEaes7scS-
 5-i, s-4, io-4 and l2-s Brown and Bich'd Ssre1zHses-
 pirces I2-4 Linen sAeeIing. 12 frNA LaA=a Gloves CrzEALS, Pocket HsaAksFchszf 2, shaw ls, Apron CAeeks, OsaSberEs, IIare.las Pasasalz, Neg1c Epo1s, ae, ac. 4c. Rece.ged pe- P. PenBYwlfl and fag szse CAass i9f Cssl ealg by JOHN D. ADAMS March Z5s 1881. S!egssasszl issst6sg
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Gp pzEEGB YPE FOJ \ D l. R \


 Gf-fLFDKD t JONES.
 NO. al, Casansa srcs4 Eat~een ~- 'ansers aai Bruaasgay,
 CINCINNATI. OHIO woaJA TaSper:fullv inform their old Pssross and Printers geaerally, tAat they have Temeved thelE Fosndeyy. 10 he buildings far@sTig eecupaed as fhe Ssercosype F9undery aud Printing Establish meat Of
 E. SHEPARD. T1e-, tAey arr Prepared te FHrnisk 4aytApg ar
 saeir ERns.
 FOSTERS PRESSESl TarT AAr ALSO A0ESTs FeE PpsTEz's HAHD. CARD,k P0WERPRESSES; And an Fine, will FIii any Order for
 PRINTING MATERIALS, fl ths SbSrtesf Natsce, and f tas Losresf Essftrp
 PRICES.
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.tegr0es for NaEe.

TWO LIKELY NEGRO wosiEN, ore wuA \ fwo eAsidEsn, and the oeher E8fh one Fta 6ase fcx cash, by j. D. ADAMS
 $; iae stealaaszt LsglAns. March zs, 1881. E
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For sale. FINE LARGE HORSE, Aho4g ssres yeaEz = \ old and seveEiera ASaaS sa lel lzA.. Agssgv a0 AzseA 25 L. A wHfTKLEY
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Eiqaors and Ftossr.

MILL SAW S--Iz.3i iaa4's G. sAe feet, M FRENCH LGCks--5. { sac iaeAesi SAES-Gelins sa3 H2Gi.,
 0il S-l-ss1. Ilus-eG. tanners aa& a-atsfeo Reesiroc ard fer Ksle by
 VIM B. WAIT March 3d 2S -tf.
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Dancing school.

Gazette and DeFsocrat cops Sons weeks Lial< R0ek, Mzz-rk IS, lsSs.--2s-4w.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-11-28

ing generous, liberal, or high-nindcd there
so far, at least IA members ut the Legis lturc
are concerned. Ihcy are looked upon as grlss
seat to that anil TO be ground and are cxpec-
ted to be thankful if they get their bugs back
Igiln Such state Of things Is directly cal
cuIdtud TO rcprcso every generous sentiment, and
to place men back upon the dcbasing platform
OF private scltishnesS. It is ri liculous to OK
pect that enlarged and liberal views can prevail,
or flourish, under circumstances 50 adverse.
Wnen gcnHemcR are turned in upon bare Iloofs :;
lind the Governor of the State is no better
off than the humbicst lobby-lncnber III this
respect,-' and when they meet nothing but the
neanest spirit Of pcculaton in their boarding
places, it may be anticipated that no such thing
as generous and comprehensive legislation will
take place. Men grow narrow and repuIsivc
under such influences. They repcl each other :
aAd get to hold the Arab maxim of mutual
dlstrust and hostility! The thing is unayoida-
be because it is natural. When Montpelier
gets decent pubic houses, winch she has not
now) when gentlemen can be treated as gen
tIemen, things may improve. We know Of in
stances where gentlemen of high cultivation
and refined habits have been subjected to an
ncyanccs and lnrnuvcnIensntos Of the grosSest
character ;--gentlcmrn VINO were Obliged,
by their Official duties, to reuail in
by 9 ROOMS, without anY confots,
md were charged cyorban' rates for dctes,a-
Die accommodations. if our Montpelier friends
iatter themselves that this CONDITION of
things will be tolerated much longer, they
are grieyousy mistaken. A vote could
have been got Though both Houses to re-
move the Capl al to Avcrya Gore in Essex
County, this very session, If any responsible
man had guaranteed that the init bitants would
provide place .or the meeting Of the General
Assembly, 1Ae General Assembly has got
thoroughly sick of Montpelier; and we men
ton the fact " for tie benefit of those inter
estcd," while We most empnat!cally dlsc.aim
any intention Of liSparuging the boundlcss hos
pitaIity Of many Of The private citizens of that
abomnabe Influences to which We have very
freely alluded. TO Mcm many visitors to the
Capital are largely Indebted, ami hit Jor Mem,
Montpelier would be poor indeed"
We desi !ned to say word further o.
the prominent mon and measures Of the I.egl,-
laiure Just dissolved, but our space viii not per-
init What We have SAID we iuplore nobody
to set down in mahce." because we have re-
Trained from saying the worst. Our object is
to reform, not abuse.
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! rec u SIS,
BURLINGTON, w.
FRIDAY NOR ING NOV. - 1881.

Advertising Ns,lr. SO 10 Stat. Street Poetoo
NJ Agents or the Fer Pass DaiIy and u eek
Ia anl are an horiz"d 10 relieve ApvERTrSl ". Vt
s'i stBSgRruoNs Al n" me rates asnre required
al 'dts Ollie. Their rectipjs are IT. arded "a pay
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-11-28

The great lip-up Of the Session IT" Hebeas
Corpus act not repta cd, gflr aF'-IHe In
ion in ddnrer,
MONTPELIER. Nov. ~, ISL.

corpus .fcf not rtptd ed Wtr dF.---i ne ~
ion in DANGER
MONTPELIER. Nov. H. ISL.
am sorry to be Obliged to say that the I'm
ion is once more in dlnger, ii it survive this
final stab, it may he set down as toerably safe.
The Vermont Legislature, yesterday afternoon
empnatlcally REFUsED TO REPEAL the llabeas
Corpus Law of the last session, The vote
was .h1y-t,co for Repeal, and ONE HUNDRED
AND TH1RTY-FrvE against it. Something has
got TO be done Such 4 state Of things cannot
be permitted to exist, The Union is again IN
to Maryland TINT about the first thing
the General Assembly Of Vermont would
do would be to repeal their liibeas Corpus
Law, $50 offensive to the South,) and the cX-
ceedngiy conf lent predictions of the Hmd-
sor journal, the .UhNeJmy Rgisier, and the
Brotleboro la &c IN the same direction. are
wofuly falSlti'l. The General Assembly
never had any idea Of doing any such thing
That body com n,- the silvpr-rrcv hcreSv o.
supposing our lIahcns Corpus Law t, be quite
decent and respectable law, in the absence
ofany authoritative decision to the contrary
People t at have huggci the delusion that a
law intrmsroIiY humane aud Just would be re
pudiated by Vermont Legislature, because
certain irresp onslble individuals in this Union
are pleased TO look upon huninity and Justice
in a State as incompatible with the Con'ttu-
: - e tlo al, !,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-11-28

FrRA NDtf VIII dJlOtlIS, perform the dUilCS Ut
the Ollie" more acceptlby thln his "ju,lrlou,
predecessor and clearly possessed the on is
dencc Of the General Assembly in tnuch
higher degree than the housing schnmor vino
procured the passage of the bill, after yrlrs OF
hard labor, by means OF which he hoped to oh .
tam the post himself! We cannot help offer
ing orr warnest CON Violence to the Senptoc
from Shoreham on the rcs,tH of his untirlng eff
forts in the Legislature aud ont of it, for 1.-The
public good - 1t is not the first time, in the
history Of human affairs, that people have con-
otruc,cd hlndsomc cdIhces for other folks to
occupy. The lesson is Instructive.
Chlttcnlen County, under the new mp IT.
Torment Of Senators. gains one Senator. which
siS taken from Orange. precisely reversing the
existing Senatorial representation Of the two
Counto3-gying Chjltondcn three and Orange
two THIS change was nude ulavOdihie bv
tle relative change Of popoIation, aul i, Of
course Just and equitable, though our Oranga
County friends had the to)th-uche a5oIt il .or a
day % two.
GF7Onr cXcitrable friend Of the Ufadsor
J,"FnT, who is coming out, as fast as "rjrcuu-
stances will allow" for Daniel Webster for
nest President, AMI who has no "b1wc's of
Compassion for the Vermont ilabna. Corpus
Law, writes in the following confused ana
spas nolic mlnna-, "a his pl2r Of the 2lst
inst
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-11-28

Adams Of RIO ,llmn, Adams of Milton. Al
,ra, Blbcotk, Barney, Biicncdcr. Bates Brr5o
Beers, Bentley. Bliss, H.odg tt. Bouucy. Baun
G'w.nau, ByI", h puov, Blush, Burgess.
Burke, Bur.h ,u Of Lrooad,id, Hurunn q.
Handoipa, Carlton. t.rmn, Chambcrlm %,
MlIdo~nv, Chlnherim ot y wburv, humber
in Of Piuutieid, Chrmhrrl.n OF Topshln
Chrpln, Cdmpmm, Cgpp, Cobuu, Collins. Nol-
ton, Cong lon, Coyail, ntg1n,t DIy1, Of DuN-
bury, Duspn OF tiU,,dh,ll, Dotv, Omry
punNle', punshce, Durhae, Dutton, Dtymcd
DVy"r Dyer, Eastman, Eaton. Elwcll, EyalS
| Fay, NIiicll, Ford, French of Brunswick, French
Of Nrndon Gilbert, GJ'iiln, Gilman ,Iu,s
hudllrl, Good,pecd, Gorhim, Gould, Gun.
dny, Gregory, Iial Of Slei5umo, Hall OF SUIT.
ton, Harris, llaskius, !awe,, Hatch. Hong
Ilolbrook, llolcomh, Holden Hooker, Howard
Howe OF \ oreDowH, lngraham, Kelley, OF
Worcester Knapp, Lewis, Lockwood, Maroon
/ Martin Of LnndToyp, Martin Of WIiIlam>towu
, May, Maynard, Mclaughlin, Moore, Mos st.
Mott, Packer Parker, Paul. Perkins, Pike
Pinney, Porter Of Favsron Porter Of Ferris,
hurgh Prndle. RICHARDSON Waitsinld, Il DOT
Rose, Roscbrook, Round, Rowcl, Sabin. san
born, Smith OF Cavendl~h. Smllu OF Newark
SullH OF Pdwlrt, Smith al salem. Snuthwo,ii
Sp 'akrr, Spencer, STACY, Stcams. Spwtrl ol
Bennington, Stewart Of Derby, SucAucv
Suas ~, Taylor of Wndhrl, ,wl'chc4. Va,
Vincent, Nhccoch, Wwcldv, Nllcps. W.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-31
AARON DAY,
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