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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-04
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-04

Mtw York Sep, LIST. title Fug;trc
Bolding remanded to serricr,-ln
the case Of Bol'li rgl the fugitive slave.
Commissioner Nelson delivered lis
opinion today, and stated that tlr
evidence proved tho defendant to )c
virtually the property Of the plain.
tiff, and that he should accordingly
give them a certificate to carry him
back to South Carolina. His Com.
sci appealed for delay, on the sane
ground az in tho recent Buffalo case,
but the claimants pressed for an in
mediate certificate, which wns grant
ed.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-04

more than Great Britain OF France is !
bound 10 protect them but that does
not render the massacre or the mutt
lation Of their dead bodies, less inhu. ,
man or eowarAly.
From the NeicUk Adre,tisv.
1t is the secret, Of rather open con.
sriracy to steal the dorniuions Of n
weak ncishbor, which stimulates and
cmholdcns thousands to prostitute the
name of liberty in order to pcrrctn
ate tie robbery. l' their cnfran
chiselncnt from the tyranny which OF.
presses them were rcsolutclv and gen
orally mcditatcd by the Cubancsc, it
would be different thing. OF this
/ fact. however. which is the only jus.
tiiying cause for interference in these
affairs upon the part Of strangers,
there was lamentablc want of cvi
dcncc, before the present invasion {;
and their is so still. There is no proof
OF any effective co operation Of the
islanders with the handful of men bc
longing to the party of Lopez, nor
even Of their sympathy, still less of
their enthusiasm.
From the Rochester .1me,irdn.
We dcplorc the infatua,ion which
could induce any of our countrvmen
to subject themselves to such a fate.
We deteSt tue cruel misrcrrcscnta
tons which iucited them to danger
and death. Il These victims were most
ly Of tender years, ard left thci,
homes through the solicitations of COW
ards who remain behind to shed croc
, odilc tears over the recital of thcil
destruction. Bat it must be rcmcm.
: bcred--it would be unjust to forget
that when they banded together on
our soil to invade Cuba, they placed
themselves in direct hos iity to the
, laws Of country; and when they SC,
: foot on the territory of that lslant
they became outlaws, entitled to tn,
protection Of no flag under Heaven
They were not "American prisoners
as tie Ryndcr resolutions falsely as
sort. Mr.. Owen, the American Con
sui, was not Under any official obliga
ton, nor had he any legal right to in
t tcrfcrc in their behalf. lie is an hon
. orable man, and will be found. as ",
cannot doubt, when the fcg of false
t hood shall clear away, to have per
= formed his duty with all fidelity.
From the Portland Advertiser.
Under the circumstances, we SCI
no reason why the execution Of these
men should call for special sympathy
or Indignation on the part Of any por
ton of the peaceful and good citizens
of the United States. They wen
there. not as Americans under the
: flag of the United States, or of any
= other flag, but in defiance Of our laws
as advcnturers- as free hooters. -
F., They were captured, and an cdict wa,
: issued ordering them to be shot, and
they were shot. Suppose q similar
> expedition of Spaniards. under like
circumstances. under the protection
!: of no flag, should enter our borders
q with similar ayowed purposes sup
pose a band of British abolitonist.
should land upon our Southern she re
with the avowed purpose Of givin!
= " liberty" to the slaves would they
be likely to meet with treatment an,
more merciful? We think not, cs
pecially if there had previously beef
one two similar cXpe editions on a sim
liar errand.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-04
PUBLIC OPINION INRELATION TO
CUBA.

From the ". Y. Journal Of Commerce.
Widely adverse views arc enter.
tanned by newspaper editors (thc ex.
ronents Of public opinion) through
on. the country, respecting the legal
ity, expediency, and injustice. of the
course adopted by Lopez and his fol-
lowers, with regard to their protfercd
aid to Cuba malcontent5. The staunch
reliable portion Of the public press,
whose opinions are most consulted in
times of emergency, is almost uniform
ly arraycd in opposition to the Lopez
invasion. 1t was natural that upon
the first announcement of the sum-
mary slaughter of American citi-
zens" by the Spanish authorities, there
should be a pervading sentiment of
indignation and horror. A more per.
feet knowledge Of the attending cir
cumstanccs, and a more deliberate
consideration Of the nature Of the Of.
fence committed, have wrought a
change i'll the minds Of many.
From tie Bufalo Com. Aav.
We should be extremely obliged to
any one who would tell US what are
the particular grievances complained
of in Cuba, that mako a revolution so
necessary and inevitable. We know
it is said that the Crcolos arc tired Of
the Spanish yoke. But where is the
evidence Of it. 1t was said that the
Canadians, in our own neighborhood,
were tired of the British rule--and
the we'll known sympathies Of our peo
pie in the cause Of universal liberty
were not appealed to in vain. But
there was no response from the POOR
oppressed Canadians. With very few
and rare exceptions, the whole mass
of the people rose against thci, liber,
ators, and aided to cxpcl them from
the country. We fear the same thing
is being enacted upon our southern
border. The whole thing seems to
have the seat Of its origin in the Uni
ted States--and to be instisated by
few restless spirits vino, perhaps,
having been expelled from Cuba by
the arbitrary rule of a military Gov
ernor, for real or imaginary offences,
have sought an asylum here, and by
false or exaggerated representations,
geek to excite the too susceptible i'm
aeinatioLs Of our people, TO aid in rev,
authorizing the government. For the
means to do this, they depend entire
~ Oh the United States. We are to
furnish not only the means to carry on
this contest. but the victims to be sac
riicel upon the altar Of unhallowed
ambition, erected by men who have
not the courage face the storm they
have raised. Of the fifty victims
slain in the streets Of Havana, forty
were Americans, ard tro only were
f." IIabeneros :" The case of the de.
ludei men who have by false repre-.
sehtations been induced to peril their
lives in such hopeless and hazardous
enterprise, is entitled to commiseia
ton and the protection Of our govern.
ment. But their seducers deserve a
different fate.
From the Albany Register.
We deny that our government IS
bound TO protect men who have expa'
triatcd themselves and ceased 70 be
citizens If tic United States. any
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-04
New York Monday Sept. 1.

New ork Monoay sept. L.
We have a despatch toni yht from
the Savannah News, stating that the
L. $. Mail schooner. Merchant, ARR.
we'd there tonight, with Havana dates
to the 23l nit. She brings intcl!i-
gcnce Of the triumphant success Of
Gcn.Lopez, in every engagement with
the Spanish troops.
In a battle fought on the 18th ult.,
Gen. Emma, commandments Of the
Spanish army, was killed, together
with several other off GERS and a large
number Of men.
The force under Lopez is stated at
1 800 to 1000, and daily increased
by reinlorcements.
at the last accounts he was march
ins on Havana.
Gen Emma was buried, with great
pomp, in Havana, on the 2Oth Aug
ust.
At Havana the greatest excitement
and much apprehension was felt
There were at Havana only 700
tr0opS.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-04
FROM YUCATAS.
Seizure ot tie steamer AiaJanla

.oetsnre n TIE steamer Ala6GmG.
New Orleans, Aug. 80.
Adviccs from Yucatan to the 13tl!
ult., have been received. The trou
bcs which have so long distracted the
peninsula are subsidlding. Complaints
are still made of English Interference.
The L. S. Government have order
cd the attachment Of the steamer Ala
bama, on suspicion of being engaged
in the Cuban movement.
Letters from Mauritas, dated May
21st, announce tho sale of the ship
Washington, previously reported as
abandoned, for $3050, not including
provisions and stores.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-04

SrIcIpr.-IIon. Luke Woodbury..
Democratic candidate for Governor %
New Hampshire, hang himself IN ~
his barn on Wednesday Of last wee gee
The day before his death he MADE "
will, making many requests. lie v"
ifiy-fve years Of age. Ito leaves d
wife, bu, no children.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-04
VERMONT STATE FAIR.
To BE HELD AT MipDLEEURY, TIL
10Th AND llTu OF SEPT. 1851.
MIpDLEBURY August %, 1851.

MIDDLEBURY AUGUST %, 1851.
Some months since, few of the
prominent farmers in this vicinity, deep
ly interested in the breeding of stock,
and feeling the Importance of a State
organization for the exhibition and sale
of superior animals having witnessed
the beneficial effects of such organiza.
lions in other states, and saistie ed of the
high advantages in favor of the cultiva-
ton aud perfection of such stock, and of
TIE advanced prices to be derived from
concerted action. determined to make
an effort for Vermont State Expcsi-
ton.
Circulars were accordingly issued to
many of the prominent breeders of the
State, and such assurances were receiv-
ed in reply that temporary orsaniza-
ton was effected, and bills announcing
such Exposition to he held at Middle
bury, on the 10Th and l,h of Septem.
Der next, were extensively circulated
througout the United States
Such an announcement in view of the
Justly celebrated stock, known through
out the Union, to be found in Vermont,
has elected large share of attention
in almost all the States, and great num-
bcrs of people from every quarter are
certain to be present. Many, will no
doubt, attend with a view TO the pur-
chase Of superior stock.
In order that the known reputation OF
our State, as a leading Agricultural
district, may be sustained, it is very de-
sirable that all the prominent interests
should be fully represented.
Arrangements have been concluded
with the lines of Railroad for the trans
mission of stock Of all kinds to and
from the place of exhibition, free Of
charge and passengers on such lines
and on the Champlan Steamers are Ia
be charged with fare one way only.
Extensive grounds, including pleas.
ant grove have been prepared, TO which
stock is to be admitted without entrance
fee or other charge and no charge for
admission will be made to any person
who shall present stock for exhibition
This circular is addressed to you fol
the purpose of conveying the above in
teiligence, and TO express the desire that
you will be present with such stock as
you may see fit to exhibit, and also in
duce such Of your neighbors As are in.
terested in stock and breeding general.
ly to join in the objects of the organ-
cation.
1t may be confidently expected that
the results of this informal meeting OF
the Farmers of our State, if successful,
will lead to a permanent establishment
for the distribution of premiums, and to
all the benefits which, long experience
has demonstrated, flow from such orea.
nizations.
l, is desirable, if you coincide with
the above views, and are disposed to add
vance these important Objects, that you
should for the information Of the Com
mltee Of Arrangements, at your earli-
cst,convcnience, forward your name and
lis, Of the kinds of stock you intend
to exhibit. in a letter addressed to Hon.
JAMES MEAcnAM, NJ. G., MidIlebury
Vermont.
Very respectfully,
:. :. PHELPS,
WILLIAM NASH,
CHARLES LINSLEY,
AUSTIN JOHNSON,
j. A. BECkWITH,
ID. $. CHURCH,
PHILIP BATTELL,
JAMES NJ. SLADE.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-04

M1~ The Bridgeport Standard
states that some fifty persons are now
engaged in digging for gold at s,ra.,
foii. They e,Iect., fad treasure
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-04
INAIHlEU,

In Ira, on the lst inst, by bFa"'!,
Fish, Esq, Mr.. Arnold Ne"t9n' u ;.
Mildlctown, to Mis-. Celinda Collins ''
Bangor y. !.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-04
From the Albany Register.

We deny that our government IS
bound to protect men who have expa'
triatcd themselves and ceased 70 be
citizens If tic United States. any
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-04
IMPORTANT FROM CUBA.

Cen. Lopez rirtorions. and marching
upom H,va,a: THE Spanish Gen
erdl Emma Stain.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-04

more than Great Britain OF France is
bound 10 protect them but that docs
not render the massacre or the mutt
lation of their dead bodies, less inhu
man or eowarily.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22
d,ilnlal,ns Book atol,s.

We would call The attention OF the public 10 our
~ large aal recent arrival oi BOOKS, being the
argest and most general vet offered 70 this coninu.
niy Ii the store may be fund works on History,
Theology, Miscellany, &c, comprising in part
allison History Of Europe lunle's England, (clotl
ard shcep,)
Mllma's Gibbons Rome, (.heep and musn)
prescoti's WORKS.; Theirs French Revolution;
Nebeters Dictionary, quarto edition,
do do oclaso do;
Splendid editions Of Sietetpearei Halson's lec>
tofes on SbaSespeatci
lrin's complete Wofas--Ecw edition.
Sales edition Of Achorpn, with notes;
Al the STANDARD poets; Miss landoas works,
Illustrated editions 81 Don Qaixoe;
Aidisuils works; I,ynch's Dead Sea
Tuppers Rruse and lotical works;
Scrpe's complete works; Anilons Classical Die.
Dictionary
I'Tton's anatomy Of msanctnly
lifongpni's Political Philosophy U.ondon)
Landscape, Gardening and Rural architecture,
(DoGni0g)
Miss Edgoworths works; Dicks works;
Bolingbrooke'4 works; Prose Writings of Germany;
Beautifully Illustrated cations Of Lille Of Franklin,
HAIRS w0ks Members Church History;
Chalmers works; Meyels Sermons;
Carries Commentaries On the Bible, 9 folamef,
Do do do Testament
A good assortment Of Medical Books; also, splen.
dilly bound Books representation largo assort-
nent OF schools Books and Stationery Of every dis
crpon, including BianS Cooks, Letter aud Cap pa.
per- Paper, Pens, steel and gold Ink, Sc
b. c. RICHARDS.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22
NEW GOODS.

az THE undersigned beg leave 10 call the a..
IGNITION 81 thu citizens of Columbus, aud The sdjon'
lGg country, to their stock Of
STAPLE AND Fancy GOODS.
comprising almost every article in thai be.
SILKS, 8AKEGEs. FauELGA%, LAWNS,
Gingielss, Calc0es, 4aees aid EdgiSgs, ard a!stAe
new and fashionable styles 81 Dress Goods:
Brown and Deachd Cotton Goods Of every wid
and quality Coltonades, Nanbina, Cotton and Liner
CoAtinys, and goods for summer wear,
Irish linen. Table aud Brown linen napkns.rin-
en- Shcetings, 8, ~ aud 2 Or. wide, Sir Woratcd
and Cotton Hose and IplfH Hose Gloves, Mts, Hand
kerchiefs, grayats Snspenders, and articles for The
Toilet, in great variety. Also, large stock new
and fashionable ready made CIollihgs Cloths, Cass
meres, end yestings, Boots ard soes, addlery, chi
ma, Glass, Stone, Wood, Silver Britannia, and Had
ware, Jeweiry, Watches ETC., etc. 4.
Tie above with their full assortment Of goc0s for
plantation use, Blankets Jerseys Einseys, OSnaburgH
Wool Hats Ne, they offer to alb more pgfticpleriy
to those to whom they are urdcr sonany Obligations
for their liberal patronage ior years psf.
A. SIMPSON r 60.
March %, 1850. 38tG
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22

AGooo SToRT.-An GA lsuger Of q esq q
81. YORK isl.s gae5 ioss aa'ui uusol eIiel,s
IS 6lorss
lelnu hel beer sFFsga l-e lle poles.
Or sisa.iaga "a a. slrsr tP7eaf ne articles
were e n75n 10 eu7nl. 400 here mas %
ass 81 s.leuia,.n. @ .eaJ ch25gs. Lawyer
ia. as ap3lisl b 81 ~ psiseacr as caa1sel.--
a d lssfucisi ihe lsii1r b EiIi "a IS SLY ioois
as possible, and when any paesiinn was run 10
han. 10 aiuer ia a drawing manner. The word
..syooas." Ii sssessslul The lee was 10 Be lven.
Is dollars.
The e5eri proceeded 10 trial: The charge was
read and Ihe qasstioa pai to the p,isoaer: ~Gui..
" or not euiHyin
'.Spoons," eiaeula,edihc prisoner.
The court put several questions to hin. bal
.'speons-spoans,n wss all The answer thai il
eo.iid elect.
~rhr fellow is 4 eaolr said he Judge. -le, him
90 abaal his business
The prisoaer leli TIE RON and the i.wyer lol.
loved close ia his wake. and when they bad rot
into tie hall, the counsellor tapped his client Gu
the shoulder saying: Now my good fellow, thai
twenty duilass"
The rogue looked the lawyer FIJI in the face,
and putting on a gro's,qne AID silly expression,
and wiuking bis eyes, Ielai,ned; Spoons" aud
then nude tracks.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS


~ VA arc authorized 10 announce COT. G. :
FAffLEF as candidate for tho olice oil State
Clianeeliora at Tie ensuing November election
ar VIZ ATE authoizaa to announce Wn. II. w.
PATTERSON as candidate fsr Sheriff Of l.owudes
comfy az lae ensuing November election.
. 1-Jssve areaitIof;1el to ANNOUNCE Il. D. ifAuEs
ASH caildllate urthe Office Of Sheriff Tor Iowndcs
county 1.-THE easuIng Novemberalection.
GJ-We are aatharizedt Is annouNce n. B.GAsroS
as a cahdidatcfIr tc office Of Sheriff Of Lowndes
county at the cnsuin! November election.
IslS- We are authorised to rnnonrco AMI r..
Love as candidate ipF rs-eeeiion % the osiire Of
Circuit Clerk Of loWndes county at The ensuing
November election.
or Wsare authorised to ssnnaacc DAsrgi Wil.
LtAfis AZ candidate ~ reelection "a the office a
Probate Clerk hr Lowndes county at The ensuing
November election.
gTWe are authorized to announce J. ]. s3rEoo,.
ARlas canaid,te loftha oiHea af County Treasurer
ut the ensuing November election.
dTNc are apthorizeato announce Il. D.wsIxe
AZ candidate iSrthe Office II Coua,y Treasurer al
tpe ensthg November election.
lSr Wgarc authorizedto announce IAcos tss .ce
as caillid t. for Treasurer Of Lowndes county Al
the ensuing November election.
al' VIZ AFRO authorized u announce DrcALn
AiehELLEa as a cindidst' fsr Assessor Of Lowndes
county atthe ensuing November election.
a. VIZ afe authorised 10 aunonnce LAwsoy II
WthLE roND as candidate Tor the office of Asses.
scr ter the county Of L,wndes, at the ensuing No
Aemler election.
lT VI are authorized to announce Jons III
kAfcKeNas candidate for Constable, Of District
NO. 2, ut the ensuing November election.
=, u We are authorized 70 announce GEoEcF R
MCDANIEL, AZ candidate fr reeecion 10 the Office
q Town Constable At thetnslng Novemberelection
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22

An IGIiiiray's CH1Icn = An lrshman called
a printing office the olherdiy, with an adrer>
isenleni. and, Ike a,prudent man, inquired what
wciHd be the cost. lie was informed that Tor
one insertion the price would be sew ny-fye
eents. aud lwo subsequent insertions wond he
iwenit-iiye ceus each. Z" Anl hitA." said he.
= will only have TIE Two subsequent insertions.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22

ito make people smart ell that's necessary
Is to throw them on ,her own resources. 4
wild turkey kn'ws more IA amomenl TEAM tame
one would dream e IN year. and because he
has % depend tar safety On dis owa ingenuity
rather ihan The ingenuity Of a farmer Safety
aud plenty are the w1r.t f,iends that genius ever
associated with.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22

G1-lt was recently reported that Mr. Barnun
had purchased the Greek Slave at New Orlesns.
This is 4 mistake. !, had heeu purchased by the
Arl Inion, and then drawn az prize BY gen,
tleInan IN New Orleans, from whom il has been
purchased hy gentleman ia this city for S3400.
We congrau tr the city in acquiring ihe mnst
beautiful sculpture which has ever vet been
wrought by The ehisel or an American ARTIST
Washington Iaoa.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22
OTTLEY q. STARK,
Soulh SIC "a Flaln Nreet,

OH STAND og WEAVER, MuLLIN n Co n
EEyHE undersigned hAge formed coparincrshig
Il under the above style, for the purpose 81 con
ductinga Mercantile Business, in the Dry Good.
line al lie above well lfpw1 Old stard-whetc thcj
have on hand ,oeit skiecisd assortment N
STAPLE d-1fANCY DIR Y GOODS.
suitable for the SeasoH and this market; together
with Ready mags Ciothsng, Iidrdlcare y Qaseas-
pays, Saddiery 9c
We invitelour friends and the pnblic to give ~ I
call and examine our stock, as we have no d0ubf0l
being abh 10 S6iE lIe,nin Goods and prices.
sEiN X. OTfLEY
PETER STARK.
Columbus, Juiy f5th. $50. Fly.