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GREEN MOUNTAIN MUTUAL
EALTII ASSOCIATION,
MoNirELlER VT.
Rates Of Yoaily Payments.
TABLE l.
HrrwrrS - AND 80.
OFFICERS.

OFFICERS.
FERRAND +. MERRILL. Prcs'L
ID. l.. THOMPSON. Vice Prrst.
SETH THOMPSON, Secretary.
JACOB SCOTT. Treasurer.
ORRlN SMITH. Medical Examiner,
{. VI. kCBLEE, Substitute.
DIRECTORS,
Alvin Sabin, Torrcy r.. Wales, Jncoh
Scott. William ilowcs, Geo. ". Bailey.
Azrl Sl,a'ding Henry NJ. Bates. Joseph
Poland. William Mnuock., &. NJ. Rnb-
lee. Danni ]. Lvmrn, Samuel Wells.
Daniel +. Thompson. F"rrnud i. M"r.
rill, Henry \ Barnr.. Drrn Smith. W.
f. Burnham. James +. Ihurston. .)atrH
W. Eli, Lane w Brown. Rufus +.
Andrew. G. l.. Blood, Seth Thompson,
Joseph " amer.
E,fwcrn 30 Ar1 g.. twenty five per
cen, "A'la i, charged.
re- Al Communicative should bS
dtic,'ed I" il,r Secretary ros1 rAIp.
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Wet Poe
PRACTICAL rrpmprNo


81 \, ING Gagged f'ar''~t vi fes's
'--ttruer ~ ~ - t'snr hrs az fis.a5
ing in ihr c,iy AZ New io,t. ii undsat.iro
hhtitit. 80 nave sHdcd That branch :. 90,
Ca. aud Steam Ft,'-- ssn Sc row rfrpa'
- g. d. sn'k Ia ,hsi hne s,lh Pronrp,a~ss
aud de- l,sich
Barr. iiOr, CoiD and SHOWER -
Vat ~ ~ ,ltr most arPif rrd ~ les
W,,,t C,",tr. iiprttRS. WASH
BASINS, and CORNER BASINS. "n haud
aad intn',i,cJ With all thr hS;ntrs al New
loit ptit's.
ti"s,r f,,.. RUG BASINS. isne, aud
,slain. with = suli as.oft n@n' of both s''vtt
and Hrsss Ncrk, ct sale W h,!'saic and Ke
tai.
y q Work jonc IN any psti oiihe couu.
try
Orders 81 any sH'cie ~ ,h" above l'ne.
from ui~tancr, will meet pion' 1T attention
iUt fEiKtI 4 KING
~ River street, opposiic Troy llouse
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Az. '4c ~ub.ciiLc's rrtng 'Po'r',f h. nc
W Hon. Probate" Court T.r tie d.sif.ct -
FHiriaNtn c"G'ta ssi'u'tst" receive, ,fltp'"r
AMI l..JTsi tit " ans ard dCm1rl, a at ger
sou az ilrsi he -.tl'r al Ju.ryt Mnn.ur Late
81 Nc,is IA said iis'rirt Iecro.cJ represent II
tus"lv'nt nhd ~ m"uIf- from the -sj H'f
81 U,r,rh'r, l-jl. b-.ng allowed bs sad
curt - ht' pIr?psc ~ Il therefor" hefr"'
gIv. uutiee thai mc - st,tnd to he bu''"r's
e orr sail 1Fi oin .Ir'Lt It u. iwoI NIX i'"u 9
! Of S.iAHne. \ W"Id on the J., Noti'y u
| iprii GtSt from 10 o'c'ack 4 VI Grtl 49,
I clock 7. II. oH o1ch - said day.
DlteJ f4~,rt Dan. 10 1852
| JAMES iIA>IiNGS1 fsmirsinu
IA f.IIIiIlAIEEL
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Bees! Bees! Bees.

't'.it -4Itrt,t'rf he'HF IT." "~urr 81 btln''r "a
i.at u.-t'i"i IN. iuthtgtug aHd tod rs t'r-. be-
lt-C utttc' Of Wi"dhsn Br""ius' H"l'n' A.
.uiI u,srsc. te,'.p; she isNtr 81 rr'-"") '"a
iu,-nr - p,spti,l n .''i sfu.'t = l v" ilstl'
a' ntiy Dc ar.ts,'
Ftur actIti rvg'fin-u, On ny nNn premises I
h,re lssr rinei inst he ier ftrstarN lur mHF cog
t,rl ID # trr, 1t. from sul 'tlf IL f AND
uur cen. wlul, al." sisie ma mspi. sn3if Wa'
b. % re- a.a III iinurut pat - ted ~hcH maze
,rr-I rtcei!r Enbry
Be- nt, 81 TITS system ~ p,rei IN c,'fris 40"
seed, ami nu, hnU-", Tie rrpensr nj 'ov't l.. "'s"l
81 -'ct Ace"r ing icy W" gnartiy mfic f'''W'a
n,,n, ih. decd pc. uil,i PtVin. all nccr.rafs ~
rrcturs toihr hnii.iiu. OF hV,s sid 'ous.s, all,
fii ,nsu,stsg he H. -
Snci.tt.hts so iihcr,i i .cnunt I" c.nhs fp'
Town rtchts
aItc,mrunc inrs ,1dfcPsel'" the -uh-crihs' ~
rsTriss pfnrn, attention JANIS COOK
CORNISH y. II Fcr 80! N"h'
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w. eaPy II ,era',
HrN1f utt.t.. R~ei,irt

., -, ~ MN ht Is t,iHeputIo1
| o. t t'fltit,4ss ti,a,s; s--ci,!tss
~. asie f..it "a tie - b.,iyici
kusr5 ~ tg'is;,t ~ -at ,ur tAi DIS.
e. ~ i7'h ia, e. Natct, A.i ieal
Jtt.tit ti.r NA,s-s gtt,,n. J ise,
|A,,,... JboHas L Srsiou, ad'nin"-
\, .iiin thp safe of the estate e .lE
81, vr,-, l.'s =, ,da~ ci fnL II r.tfy
!, N,dAslos 10 sad District deceased
.,e laie "f thu STATE al NV iogs
|..a p,r.,t's hs. ,irs tsS presented 10,
j. d ttt.bs,e Court pctitton an wiring
J & ~it,re t"'th 'ettA'u i4"is WHEREBY
|ursr.lhs Il q, ntprsArr, .o scli ihr ict!
\, O; ,rsd d.cts>rt ,'irn ,Sts safe 60
n, the tsprn... nf atsnin.stfatiu'i and
(arr rcq1" st,rF ssid ""ufi I" grant han
NdcI't"sn
,-~is,,.. IL . nf'"ud hy cruu that the
at and ,ss ,-tou "j -sid i,rtdi"n BE- aud
80 -, hrfchy refer red To- . -ial,d 500.
IS - I'd c',ar H. Ia held a, the piiirc "i VIC
| ,i,f .4ia 4 c,utt "a hutlapd ~ ard DIS
~ 'h~ 81 MONDAY hc.ug ,hc 9TH ds, oi
4 - ] -. aud tnsi r'iisc ih"ira' t,
T. r. F"'''fH''I '''itH-" f"V' ~ we
y r. ilis order thee weeks .uccrr,tti
8' 'h'felo - p-~.pspcr "itcci1t'us
J. trlg.l'.'. hood al Those injrfc TED T.
tpa, lst, dtre ih-reo' md trrn ane
! sppcIr U, I, >ati c"u't ant g;,r boui
b. p,l ~ nj 81 ss'I'tprus 81 eth"ruI,'
|'i. rs. g,.n,ns 81 -aij lio.,.,c Il ito
tasr
4 fur crp, ri tet~fd
MY IA ~ Y.rt.,,r
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READY MADE CLOTHING

ipr.H"t lp''" accom-. oia' of nesiy Hsd-
: !,tI.ff f,-t .Tsu"i ~ T,.kf. hich mg4t
b. s'!' SOS - itT iiu.r /. srt great bsr-
gam. ~ vHu sfa ~. wsat oi clos hsrg ~.
,nrIi'd - 'sii, a'I .sr god srte.~ .,
b,.L"s sr'a Cis@aP q NJ / Dsn''i .
L..sh JOHN COOK.
N.il.nd. De-. S'h- i~sI
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COMMISSIONER 8 MOTTO u

WE tAs suI-'ftsrr n~rrg ari"iutri ~ 'ir
w II PROBATE Count frr the district "i
RIi.Ypt. t.tuu4.-lr-trs 10 rfott'v. exam =
,nb I}jutta., SD demand, 81 al per spn.
again. ! me estate nt tu"li l.. ..viN4a iats 81
tas!irton, "a SAD district J,eea-rd, frprr-
.rbtrd rnsolycHt.1nt 81, wun,Is from tbe Il "a
dls Of Januaty, rs! Lcsng allowed bj
"a! court iDr that pufPos~, Ne D. Hrrri'r~
Lrrrby ave Hotice tha. We wtii attend 80 ih"
bl,inrs, "f our sad sli u.niuu'ni al the rr,,.
d-rc, ui Eudy SHERMAN or iac iih sui
ibfh da,, 81 N7trh meat rom - .'cloct \
VI unil 1 o'clock + NJ on,a'h ~ sad
davs
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vRoi CoNFt nrxCr ACsBEMy

T.. Sapn.cf 1.rrn 81 th., ir.iesiios, 81 q
e",nancrec ~ , c'ci@A T. 81 ff-s -. Apo
- taS cont eu, ~ VEGAS
~ rAttiif
Wet feui,Hcr. March ,, I-a2 t0p2
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DH ANARCHISTS
Uterine CathoiicOn.

= y Ta.L MI 7 . saIrht
- "s1 - i,J. L. hfLr q So
'ref,'t5 Fac 81 & kasfGih i'E'
~ fiaur' $50 hem 4; NJ
sts BE. l0HS COOK
''ry ~.
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BAND BOXES

nAItR BOD b. ssr.es' s''-' sr! I :
4..EAs4 TsE I'shts i-s' '"o' -" Er q
~ 49, ~ va ~
k-a a., r., - ~.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-18

~ AFt u NLhNbNf Es q ssf.f 90 fr~t
pttsts5 = Na,,sna -. la+ At ... q. ~
ses.,.s o. tts rr~t-sfs t,eft sitts ss.4 a,.t-.st
- tai.as.i helt as Hstiss trd 80, 49,, be
t,lct % 'hs it.h fay uf tst,sarf 4 u tst
! ttsstot. Htr. Hs',rt Bsitas yasr~
Whstsss iohh ~ 'sd 50 sis~isa,.p Il ytg
c.js,r a " 'ii.a y St,an,.a ,sie If Dssht d.
.a.d disf,sc, a,crso-d ,.i,. st+ has ,l,,s d.,
sptir5 g. tisr ssis rtat,a'r tnrr ry.a..yinp
ie fcndsf SO sctout e hs ada.,.t,t-at.sp -
..3 ss3s.c
! nstaiose B . o'e~,.e Lt ,s,d ccaft ,hht
tic ,tsntlnHifon y sAtd sceoani fuf allow
me and deere - 80 d. ,aset ~ .ntd csu't 81
See rc..dge - .asd ests's {. -hr persons go.
tt',d th~fsi" 81 sna ~, sAm.s.r Asftty -
i.fi'a g. SISTED ,rss,"n ni,asi cou'i TO he, IA
az fii- nfitc. the ker,,irtoftspa coai, ~ .sid
hui'sut 90 'ns 1T Monday hcinc the 9TH day
g Ap'i - ~! and that nci,rc thereof ~
gwen ~ puhi'shi"r crJir,itd otpy + 'hc
Itv'ff ~ itIa ofcc, 'sitr we 10 succrsstyoh
pu-,sob. ,h~'-'n - iar Eudana ii.fald
stpF r't ptfntcI AZ satd NBtiand e I'd est.
ealAins "a ih r,'a hi,oi hood IT ihn,- ini.r.
r,ira 40 oToet ilat III ptfsons INTERESTED
,hrtr,n inat itrn aud tnrtr aps,ai be iur. .sid
o.uita ~ "o,rci 'a the s,i.nsnce d, sad o,.
coGs,t rua ht heatd q, !, cad d,-ctec, At tt-t
are Cause
e.ryoCrec",d
- ht.<kT BNi Ecg,,'sr
!
hi.t'trt "t trt'RuI.t.. sH ttst tta,ie.
r'El 's'siu- ~ tte bate Z uri 81 the .,td
bltri,t"' Rutland !,,iH st Rutland ~ and tot
.Srt i"',fci ot N, 2l.t day Ut February A.
y IG 2.
ir,.tnt Iinp. Ha,,e, Baton. IuAgt.
Whereas J"shna Wc,i."Nrcut"r Of e ls,t
y 80 and testament If l'cftv e. Wells late rl
W,llipGic'd "a saId Di.,t,1t De ceased ,r,f,,c
has ihss ia, sppltrd 20 the sad probate count
rtrfusin. e. frbdff an account OF his admin.
ist's,,tn e the estate af sad deceased
1hrt"iurr, II - ordered IL, .aid Probate
Court thai tne elimination Of sad accpun,
i"f allowance and c,cttcs 4" lt trnd, bY -n,l
court 81 ihr residue e .aid estate ;u The pr
sons sntii!.d thct,in b., and the same az
hereby deferred to stated session 81 SAID
court to u" h'ld IT the office or the krE,sir,
Of sad C.ni, IA Rutland IA SAID uist.Ici On
ia" ist N"nJh, tc'nr thu Atu dat f. Arr
- i~'s ahd That notice ,hrt,Oi be- gwen
Nv publishing certified copy of the record
ri iht> order three week. succ,sstciy pre-.
wa. thci,to ~ the Kuiiand iirr.it nrus-
paper PRINTED ut ard Roland ~ order ina,
, all persons interested THEREIN may thea and
there appear before sad c"nf, and rhlrct t,
the nilotaprr Of sad accoHn, and b" heard
. ~ &" SAID decree Il the, see cause
'rnc cory Of frcnd.
- ilt\Nl MALT. REGISTER
; >iNri. OFt ERAtONJ., Et.n Remembered
b,stti>t 90 Rntard. g. ii.,, 4 % sl.rial
e session 81 ths rfota'r Court 81 in, .,d D..
V trict 90 Rutland t-,i at T. t,srd ~ and ..r
i .ld District on the 10th lay ol February A.
, u 10.
Present Hon iiar,,, ru,t,n Julcs.
Whr,ras SAMUEL II Kellogg st,n,p,,lra.
tor 81 the csta;, at J i'm l;arn.s late If Pats.
ford ~ ,ald dit'tct deceased interstate ias
, ihis day applied To- the sad Probate Court
. prp,Ing Ia fruGtt an act, uut ii ms uGntil.s.
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Milicr'a Axes.

'A-tt NJ +.efsi ssy etlsr 100 kser - see
'ltsf.sf ta,.b Jhes are LOO "a, -
/ Sc h''e ssa sar'AsieJ w
''st. 80 - EIgT & sos
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NOTICE

i /. prfsons WA az. intsbtc1 /" tie .sh.
F~t .,,acf -, note ~ 90 b" 4 trcnp"' ave
Fect'a'.y frgu, stsd Ia raii sni $ 'uc TIE
j. Nth at 4 FAY ] rROt fDR.
entire Rutland. Jan I, Use
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" T. the .pb--,.hr-s, b~tT' Hrp''u'rt hY
ihe li.n. ff.alir tuAft - VIC ds'!.f' b..
FINLAND. '',uHEIF,fprcrs 80 g c"iSs-" I4A. nc
AND adjust 81! r.a,iu. and Sc. o,l,1- "i ~ per-.
an, "a os, thr ts's'e 81 rm u. BEyan,
late II >hfy ss,afy "a 80 db1fct 4'-rafe ,
r. +. rsru'rt ilsaitrHt an1 s,r npIihs from
she 22 day II Jangsry,t icing slipvc4 hy .4.c
-ogt' ipr that pufps-r, Sc d therefore 4~tr.
81 sss- rsiirr that vtl a'irn9 10 inr
3'ts,ne., of our sald apps'u, n"nl 49, e.
t9g4iips .,.1a. Of I.+tst. s. d. = Bf,.g..
on tue hr.' Nonts7s e trt.ia nJ J-iy prs,
raia n % c!ark 4 o. urjs . . i.,A. + 81
ou rach a'ss c4s-
Dated 81 N.f-~,5s'g ta.. .t'h d., ~ l."
4-t-.
lsNgs i.CTry1r. -,
+ n z .HY'ss,
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iiicp. DORIS Estate
Older az Notice.
STATE OF VERMONT, ,Be IT remembered
district OF FnrhaSen, 80 That NJ Probate
court held al Casiieton ia anl ,ot saiL, d,tiiict
Oh the !; la, Of Nateh \ y 1857
An instrument IN writing purn'ti'ng I" he
the las, vii and testament %! Alden DAVIS.
I,ie at ta.tl.,on - said di.trr, d, ceased
beng presented jn thr oouU here b, AiccB
DAVIS. " the executor thct.In nameo tot
probate.
T. - ordered by sad court that al. persons
rpncct ned therein h" notified - api,-ar nj y
SESSION ui sad cour, - hr held at ta.tlcio'
Aforesaid rn the 2iih day Of N"rrh uch,
aud show cause ,fany they may laY. against
the pr.h,,. of sad Will for winch purpose
IT - e.. r,her ordered that copy of The record
Of thu, rttrr be published three weeks .uc.
er>-,vrlv IA the Rutland Perald news
y .per p,ntrd ut Rnii1nd ~ this stair all
which pnhlicai,nns shall he previous to the
tun.c appointed tor said hearing.
\ rae copy "i record
10 Ntv"~ " ,p>rp Judge.
Il U:S3 LA = htN A6tn >1ir.
(1hc grn"ime "'i'cl".)
from tho p,opnr,"rs, tBarrci n son ),old by
.SPENCER.
1 ADV EETISE nothing TIN, d. MT keep
VAT csi
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sToGA BOOTS

MI rst A'I-TI- ~ ssIFsaIsttI q =
,'s - =. RAJ sps
tsr '--t
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So. oil. urs - a. nF-rf - isst.
fthfHitE
.,., e. ~, .ns ssasse fiis Neus
...,tas.a o. -b.,' sV tt~.h 80 49,
80 ,sae - - -ssfssSie a. -
o.. .,r ,sf ,1pt ". hs's 80 3. ~
..,. $50 ~ rftft fssf f'i~fee .d
49,. .t..r..as e. ttkf fos
rs.t. . 1851
,.o, aDsI ,nf 4 ttuhsffa H.,
- sat fpsrislsrs 49, ~
,,,t. Z .,t . 'ts,Asa b,s'tsss u Lyt
L,+t,-.ra 81 ss.t f.s .sia b.ssttsi ~
-, M.sss NJ iE+2
f,,s i.,s iis'.e G, eS'ton Js&gs.
.,,, i,st- Nichols, s'irs,s ni.i,e,af ri
49,. 81 A7atysh ii,lt.sIa .sss Il DAFT,
4 ,.,,,-s ,f,,rs.rd sat~ss,e hss th,.
1 ,,s,,f 60 SO $50 %. stsit c"of, p'"isO.
,.ss.,s7s scaut,j a hs sdsr'assits
|,s q e. s'r
.t,. i.- osdst.d ~ ,ssd Cesft ,hsi
.r ,s..A q tH.s Eerbunt !"r sliav .
.,f. ess ~ 81 Nc rs.dvr Il ssiS "a
., "a. ,srrea, ~nt,iha Thereto. sfis.
.,.. q. ihs 1ss. Of said s.e"a.ed snd
|. ..,..., tntnis,+a''on, ~ sHd -,
40. A..g4., 't'' RED 4, -psr al sc.ss 80.
I , s..., tr Ac!a 81 VI. e!t,te e.: rt,e
|. - fss4 tn4,; "a E.,ls,,d %. the .nd
,s.r., tt.oe ,t,r it,h dsv "f Ap'i A
I . 80 -, no.soe thsr~cf 1. g'y,n b.
|,..strs'i,bso topy ct NE 'scn'd al
.t,f % .,-,. 81 9, Lv sbrcs's.lr.iy ptcstuiis
. Tu'l.of iirtslJ i.ssrspc
I.s,t,.is lU,iasd IN oferr ,bai O., pr
,p,s,t, 3D., ttef''r 'n'y iA,e no',rc th"ic
l+p nd 'he'" srprst hrfo'e SAD
! trs ,f.,c' e. il.. Ail"wsrce uf .aaA nr
,fa - lizard ~ 81 sssd decree I! ihes
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ErrtK ati So,s Frt.'or's.
a. 81 Re,,ns Car AID i.ctttf Par,r ani
Il. r. p,. Not. rap't. Tia, ay rece &c
I'.h 4 lgJl 81 l.. SPENCER
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Eentai Notice For tGjg.
'E'HE Sab or her q t,,rs hi...'. that ~,
4 'Iccr.- Nh'c, ia. cf""uc' La
OPERATIONS ON Ti.E TEETH.

''A'''N Nitp' F"'H IN ft.FF iitt'E. ''tTN ~ @
ter, G.eI 3. ~ -" F,ry PUGET V14hty -
,uIutayrI Li IeH'vt.
Person. IA is,d - any Dshi| OfSrt''rr
VII ,t"Fer. arc 1rsGr"I TIT - So. - done bY
/ 10" abe rSc' rqia' ~ any T.rr."rfnarr, 80 ~
cs'ic. ari he f,qis.ts is'.s un',1 t.nt d
VITA has WORK - aGIrc.. him ~ n az. wtrs Nc
VIII Eve them ~ rreH~es ~ ncsT tt,.f ~ %
fs" 'en"c 10 possiHit
NJ lny Il tie ~apic s@is made lf hfm Toe J.as,
year ~ rr.l.t = i"Sn~.ti pa. 81 p i's vIlh-
nit tiir''g from NJ. IIu,. tsro % siar'r tam
. h'~ i.t a. rh .he Atuios!.h.r.c rr.alp'. "t'I
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CuMMIssioNERS NOTICE.

Dated st Csdle,on. Ian g.Hh ia d
\ G. -" , sHiil, Commissioner.
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,ItNKN ii.ilt f,gi,,,r
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J g. DklGGS,
VA } BAENES,
|, 4, i-rs S,.l.rtii.rp
Anew vCxUME
WANTED

/. o,Il -. l. erErl EH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11
From Texas.

By the arrival of the steamship Mexico.
Capt Place, from Galveston the ss inst, we have re-
celyed files Of Texas papers from which exrac, the
following Items Of news:
The following Is the article from TIE
State Ga:t Ct the ei:h ut, to which We referred on
MONDAY Il Is the same In substance az that copied
from TIE Fort Smith Herald Of the 18th ut:
Capt Marcy 10 engaged in exploring the head waters
of the Red River News reached one OF the upper posts
from two sources that four of hs and Two guides
had been loet whether killed by Indians or not seems
not 10 have been known.
Since wTiIiI the above an express arrived IN town,
bringing the intelligence that the whole command Of
Capt Marcy las been killed BY the Indians. The news
was brought into Fort Arouckle, and coming directly
from several renders H almost impossible 70
dscredit it, The Indians In great force commenced ~
s.mpedng all the horses and mules belonging 70 the
command and about daylight commenced an attack,
which vas kept up during the whole day the Inc ANS
encspped around MsrSy, and a. daylight the next
morning renewed the attack, and continued II until
every man OF Marcys command was killed.
The newswas brought 10 by the Wscoes who had
about ten days previous been In the Camanche camp,
where these particulars were learned The Camsnches,
n Is said, had the keO-wsys with thsm In the light.
They said the command they encountered mad with
them Is wagons Il ia known that Capt Marcy had 4
hoytzer with him, bu. II Is supposed that from
cause he unable 10 use H. The Indians repre-
sented be In great force snd are making preparations
10 move upon and attack the upper posts.
CAP, Marcy had been dispatched for the purp OF
exploring the country lying upon the heads of Red
River with view 10 the settlement Of the Indians
mere and in prosecution OF hs duty had proc coded y
TIE tper waters of the Washts where the attack was
made which resulted go dlsastrously.
The same paper rays that parry Of Indians came 10
Fort Belknsp about two weeks ago at night and drove
of thirty eight head OF mules out OF garrison
closure guarded by sentinels. When the fac, was as
certAined the commanding officer was able 70 mount
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The census returns for Lower Canada show less
population than the Upper So that to trust 10
the absolute accuracy of the figures the population o
the Csuadas 10 less than two millions But 1t is more
than possible that the official figures rather underrste
the population and would not be far wrong 10 sdop
the round number OF two millions as very near D
pToNiuaiOn to the truth.
The wheat herves. IS nearly over In Upper Canada
On comparing carefully all tie available information
tho subject think Il fair to conclude, that the pres
harvest will be less abundant than those of eth of
I'm son1o pacea is oue eousI To- Inc product
OF any preyousiyear Ia others it s much injured by
the Tsvages of the yycgvel And again, there are Oc.
where the effects OF tbs rust have destroyed halt
TIE crop. The greater part Of Il has been well go into
barn, ah uah the rainy weather for the last few days
cannot FIJI, to I've productive of injury There Is large
quantity Of last years. wheat IL the hands of the better
class OF farmers, which they hCldin up In eHpecca.
ton Of reaiziE higher prices.
The violent thunder storm that the " Oldest In
habgnt' can remember. that which occurred last
night week Not much damage was done, a'th )ugh the
elect c fluid struck several bu ldiugs Yesterday aman
was struck dead with hg5tnipg, at CoossyLlc, lew
miles from this city.
The contract to build the towers of the Railroad Sls.
pension Bridge over the Niagara River, hal been taken
h viii rank among the finest tgumph5 Of science which
the world has ever seem TIE Bridge is to be capable
of carry any uuuoer of that may be necessary
Sir John Parkingon has replied TO the ProIscti1ni't
petitioners Of Toronto that has not been In his power
10 sdriso Her Majesty to accede to the prayer Of tne nd
droSa for the remission of the so ling quarter nomn al
duty now paid on Canadian wheat when 1t enters the
Eng.sn market.
TIE ghost of Sam Patch has appeared last week a
man named David Constantine jumped from the sus-
per sion bridge al QuteE.ton fall OF ;cnty four fo-
He sank OK ~ 81, havpg been caught by gust OF wind
on his way down, and been made TO turn couple OF
sommerssus but he soon 10 tire surface, and got
Into boat alter come struggling. He had arranged tor
other equally hazardous jumps to come off, but il Is be-
yed that he will moi from the effects Of this act
Of foOhardiness
While we hear Of cholera on the American frontier
towns Toronto quite healthy Three deaths Of some
thing ike cholera reported, but the victims
persons reduced to the last extremity of want When
they found By the police they had not even cup
10 drink out Of hear Of no other resembling
these.
One million scres Of School Lands have been opened
for gale In the counties OF Bruce Grey and Huron at
two dolars acre-pay ments to be made 10 install.
ments running ten years Not An acre will be sod
but to actual and continuous settlers, who must clear
FIVE year for the hrIt ak years Tie proceeds
will be devoted 10 the establishment of fund for Com
mon School education. L.c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-11
safety OF steamboat Passengers.

The Washington correspondent Of The
JsarHdl Of Commerce says:
have Just seeu two members OF the Eouss Committee
of Commerce. and they say the Committee have oe5n
clceey engaged In considering the Senate bill for the
better security Of the lives of passengers 10 steam YES
ses and will hold another meeting expressly on that
subject tonight They going through the blu de.
hbersiely. They will soon reportt with some amend
ments but not many nor very Important, Some OF the
Committee think will be hazardous 10 open the bill
for amendment az all al this late stage of the session,
snd thar the best policy will be to tax. Il as Il and II
il do work well, II Improvements manifest them
selves In regard 70 H. they &. the next sessoD pass
supplementary bill The objections 70 lhs pressot ol
all come from the East and chiefly from NsvYork
Those of your community who think that the Senate b
L. better for The present, than rone lad better say
voice that will drown the croakings Of the steamboat
owners If they don't, they may have chance 10 ia
drown ed themselves.
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THE NATURAL FRUITS OF THE Law OF

THE NATURAL FRUITS OF THE Law or
FoRcE.-Thefol following paragraph from The Fred
erieksburgh tVa.) Ners is running the rounds of
the Southern papers, entitled Results Of Insub-
ordination
awe learn that Mr. James Beckhsm, Of Culpeper, was
compelled TO hil one Of his slaves few days since, who
had INDUCED in the grosses insolencs 10 him The cir.
cumstsnces were these In returning from church, lie
instructed his carriage driver 10 avoid certain abrup:
place In the road at which carriage had been shor,
time before upset The driver replied very lnsuldpsy
WREN getting cut Of the carriage, he approached him,
scUie ensued the negro selling Mr. B. by his crsvRi,
end clicked him nearly to suoca,i1n. In teis situation
he cut the negro with HE poke, knife the face
Of which wound ne died Cay or tive since hr. B q
universally admitted TO be kind master"
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PHILADELPHIA News Items.

COrsspohdercsOi lie y. I. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Aug. ., 1882.
Hon. Daniel Webster arrived in this city
las, night fro New ork stopped at the Glrard House.
and proceeded this morning 10 Washington City, whore
Mr. Champion, the British Minister has been awaiting
his arrival Something definite in regard to the Fishing
Difficulties may now be looked for
On Saturday, Il gentleman named Shell
don, residing at Coopers Hill n stepped into store
at that place TO wait few minutes for omnibus,
when the attendant stepping out left him alone for a
short tme and after returning, found hi sitting in his
chair eless HE sill in his hand, and his cigar In
his mouth During the afternoon several Of the neigh
bors called 10 see the corpse through curiosity and
among others Mrs. Sryers, wife Of Charles W. SAVERS
residing at Coopers Hil aud such was the shock to
her feelings iron locking upon the corpse that sne
thrown into Spssms, and died a few hours aterward
She sady OF about IS years and leaves tive inter-
e.iDg children.
A there We're several fires during Sat
urosy ght and Sunday morning the roxdy portion
of our Fire Del artment IL iulged 10 several muses.
Two or three fremen were severely In urei and sey.
era were arrested.
The weather Is getting warm again.