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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23

VIII attend ths collection OF debts, claims, for
Eastern and Others In Illinois and Wisconsin,
with prom ptTess and patch Also, obtaining Bounty
Tands and Pensions foI Soldiers; Location Of Land War
Eants Payment OF Taxes Investigation of Titles, &c,in
Name and adjoining counties %
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23

)4ALHain Lumbar, cite, ia southport, Wisconsin. will
have constantly on hand, well soiectod assortment Of
Lumber Also, Shingles, Lah PasterinV Hair Indow
sash Glass etc,otc. srdoppo4isethc PaningMnchine
March 18th, 1890.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23

As the lid Of the coffin was about being fast
ened down, in Rochester, the o:her day, the IN
mate was discovered 10 be living. The poor TEL
low who came 50 near beng burned alive, - no"
MkelY 70 reccLe!.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23

[SrcCBsOp oF MARSHAL & PHELPH.I
n nleriu stoves and Hardware Iron Ware. Mnnufacu-
ror ~ tin and copper ware, Sc. Kcnosha, Wisconsin
Main street.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
INSURANCE ON LIFE
GIDEON TRUEsDELL,

IN the most reliable Company In the United States, can
be ctod onthc understandable terms on application
- c. CLEMENT.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23

In concluding this record, i, is only necessary
to add that the candidates OF both parties have
pledged to abide by and adhere to the resolutions
of the convention nominating them. This in
wolves on their part the veto of any act altering
or amending this Fugitive Law. We say again,
it remains to be seen whether the people, who
have thus solemnly resolved are ready to sacri-
fee and yield every thing at the dictation ofpar-
ty.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23

The Sheboygan Mercury says Mr.. J. II. Of
Sbebovpan Falls, recently took out Of the earth,
several fee, below the surface, while digging
well. a piece of copper weighing seven and
half pounds, and to all appearances, nearly
pure.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
WILLIAM T. WEST.
Attorney & COunscIG

NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
yoA WISCONSIN, MICHIGAN, OHIO, IEDIAEA, NEW YORK
AID PKNEsYLvAEIA,
G, CAnyl,y Eiia0is,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
r. w. YMAN,

Senoral neor Hardware Cutlery Stoves. Iron Glass
NalIz kinds Of Tools, Tin Wuc &C. &C. Corncrof
Mainland Pnrk streets, Southport, Wis.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
pike Grnxe Meeting.

PIKE GROVE, Dec. j., 1850.
A,sruNc meeting ~ The citizens ~ Pike held the
T-,shtle.iar church NJ. BIN. TELCH u he Char. II
as
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
AUCTION SALE.

FWNHE Subscriber iatend 60 she sale ny Auction Of
Real Estate and sllkinds Of Merchandise Furniture.
al 81 nds " PCsona Property AZ his establishment
HAh 'trL opposite ykts & Bullen sSIoye or Of oIh
F4ASes,ashisseryicesmsyb erequiEed'
WI. SCOTT.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
MEREDITH Rowland,
County surveyor,

WIIIattend 90 oil calls with promptnesa and despatch.
Nh 10 want " hs services 10 the country, 81
writing 8Iino the KonOsha Post Ohee will receive i'm
med late atianIion Es1F once wish J. u. Jsun.
kenosho, A priIl5 Is5i
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
ROOK-V2ENDING.

periodicals and other books Will be bound
"A shall b. directed, and ga reasonable terms by being
Nautilus ONCE, the Fost odco or at The Bndery near
e." school House, North WHrd,b
May IN. 1881. jason LoIhtof'
StlLK and Fancy Dress Good1-All of she newest and
EShchcststy lesfound In the Eastern mHIset. At
M, N. co -
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23

WII.1ntInucto aractccinthc tCourto fthc nj
tel Itatus AIson the Chnnccry supreme and Circuit
Courts,f Etscousinand Illinois. DcodsHnt "thcrnstru-
mrn.sin Vringto ornny oLhGr|tnte drawn
M Observation-Disclosures OniccncXt d"orto Quarlcs
rieh Ilock On pPositchtng sBooR'torc
nO40-iy
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23

II There has recently been fire at Mont
real which DESTROYED scme 1900 houses.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
INSURANCE OFFICE.
G.. IN. RENEnICT,

AGENT FOR THE DEST EASTERN AND WESTERN
INSURANCE COMPANIES,
AMI "a IN issue policies all nsurabe property
'"oat'r terms. Also agent for
LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE COM
pANEES.
Al losses IN tho Companies in which have the agency
nave been p-r~pt!y pad. 49,.
> ohicc in Speeds Telegraph ROOM kenoshA' VIE
- lPERtoR Liverpool Ground Rock SALT, expressly
- or Dalry aud Table purposes for sale by
MErCALF, MERRILL & co.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
ALEXANDER MARTIN,

General Deaier in boots, Shoes, Leather and Findi
Main a. opposite old Durkee Block.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
JON ID. .JILSUN
JOHN WI. JONES,

Attorney. Counsellor and Solicitor; and Notary Public
Konoshh, wis.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
CITY TKEAsTRER.S OFFICE.

CFRIEG styles tor iSa2, just received. Also, larc
- aSsuruneIS ufHoyS uatsand .guTglnN Ia cash,
hNxl sn nkkhr RIO iLal. y. r. ENMSlOCk
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23

Deputy Surveyor Residence In Brgton,t omllesw est
fall & Prints, on the Burlington rUgd.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
DRAFTS ON NEW YORK
HATS AND CAPSi

OUGHT DRAFTS on New York FOR sale nj the Chicago
- rates. IL. Il. 1oWSLEF-
March -, 1881 Al
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
FARM FOR SALE.

A NRRY desirable Farm about ~ miles nom KcnushG
n containing every convenience for farming purposes
rho''Is good house the prcniscs-also, Barn, on
tha'd, &C, sc. Enquire ~
c. CLEMENT, at this office.
MAY l-SA Is
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
H. kBAT I'm,

n. y. LOWELL,
punsellor and Solicitor.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
TAILORING

NAL lis branches and will be happy 10 all who wish
ANYTHING In his line lie hatlcrs himself that from his long
experience ia the business he viii be able to give the most
particular fits"
April, 1852 tt5-tC u. VI. GARRISON.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
A LARGE LOT OF

FASHIONABLE LADIES-STOES,
StNME NEW STYLES. JustreccIvod by
- +. w, LYMAN
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
Meeting Mt Pike.

Il. HARVEY, Secretary.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-10

.'"'.' 7"" ""I ~ . Mus i''" ,"H"'
~, VtftaHs.
x--isy-r. Iut uubsr-i.Yed 'slr re-
.,--,T IN "rtlN, zoe iefe I#f f1h Ic lH
in,' r.r oh" a'.a 10 hl- Han
>'e's O e.",' "d i.f-' .a,-e'luoni OF Fi"H
fHEes, Ht tttI fDH-"r.'hi' pnsts,. tfI9 "r 1''utl
mod. ns lsrm-
Afh"ne t'rn ur, i'lua"0 foff,' Hadr hy doe
ID aud c.cnuIrd mur'atatcf-, / Niihrr
go. "l b"-l"U. OF 20 i"'r dnd hu'-u''
"HuiiiuiA 300 f"-r" ""d. hi',h "airnl aud n'.
''eHtA, "hh IRON i"n'. hiad" 900 %" mos
'nh>tsh1l a"d ""rsruanI'A" mlu''r Al"
Hr Ju~tt uDitu .t,aiav iif9" i"-.ss
'uch. i"r -v'e .'-- "t l"H'. ns'r n"t been
GuHbd lu'' Hi' r.. 'IDr t -uH'd o" t'
ount'.a- ihe .hoiiu' tv,- mi f,quire tuuus
tt wore
~" Nc" lmProN cment boa l'Hno f"ric'
"" I'''i'. ''''"''4 'r''i"t. IS '''" '''
'"'' '' '"' '''' '''' ''. i'''t ,'' Improve
a'u' '''' ''''" t'' i'''' %"
'' w. .,' ."'' 100 '' ""''''''A '" ''""-'"
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s,,,, and .,,,,t,,,.,. .i ,.,, ,,,., stand ',,
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N..,..L jy.,i p,,..., a., ..t.. f..,, s,n +.
5000 .a,.,. and i,A,n. nm p,f, ra,m,nl i.r new
800.
pn,... R.n.,,.a Tun,J Rented and ,,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-10
" VI T. NNNO

HARtfNs. uuNCAN
l)NWi.iNS, DUNCAN & Go, fottH Foc.
~ iars md tommosi.H Nfic4dais Ne %
buoHdviei Street. New Ofl,4in- rs \
kErtH rp-Jsmes tol!srf. toloul G. II
ioopct. " ) Sandrs- J + Rn>ohorouah
JU.rpi " Tttlor HARRISON enHulA DO john
" Nas.e. J Holloway Russ county
ifaahs. Jefferson.
We will furnish nargng. Rope and Plan.
uiion supplies to Planter, shipping to the
,butr house.
EVANS. GREGG, & KEY
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-10
STEAM NIL. Is.


(IRffLiK ~ " lfb 'H''''
TUE proprietor takes picasnre a. ''no""s'
ma g., hl. ir,ild, aud iilc hpiidng com
r,nrifs ,,,uecsa}, that h.- mills tii'f g''m
,i.ia, sisd ctl.ru-. 40 fvuietiHgl cd" Hrn'h :"
...,,,t',.i- otsfltion three ",Ile- n"rth-rH'i 90
n r.hsu. - mere be- D. ues rudf iu r'Pr'r "ni
all ufdtr- - short uufire aid Hialirf- hn'''"
.b.ttn, II i'ERIpH at Nitth Of h- LINN
s.r .t.d 6riaf,ar NH tn-ufe c'ni''"7'''n %.
.it. liberal o. .tfrupgs Whpn has iah"t" ''r"
ryf.-,sa,,i io ti.e establishment Tia ioiin"iH-
ga tuII on prrr---tok CASH
Sau r, pine lusb,f, So 90 pc ".
SHrfurg, %
Al .msi ripped lumber. 20 90
For lumber ups ards nf twenty -'nnr feet ID"
..aliA an ,yffl pn,e Nil be- charged. in proc
..r.t.u q, fL. dlm.n-Ian- tur tr.ll. I..r.
I, .Iuut. tad other furniture so.i'tr. @ ben ioR-
ara. f,fr..I4d. ui.l bc -aatd on llr shores. or
% So lerN.
ItII -a.i uu ibr u.e.l credit 20 'hc ord "'
,i..t,ir. ai ~ p,r cont nu '.lr nho,e Pr'c. 3"
,aiHrta4i Htd I,.rl4 r.-l.s slide u'eH Nm
Dil,-- f.,d .pps tf IHaa 4eII,r without e""d
.iaI ssfi-if ou tH-Ir bills Md anl' ST."
.fs44 iarta.I hl'- mst be. required @" t'l -
fI... irI,.art - fltIf urtier. fH ad' HHr" TIE
rI.paant ha. been si-it't.' I'D ~" drierni-
med ~ $50 /, ,lf, lu-iuc.- .a f.e 'u'ufr
f...,tsse ~ g, be- dome ans elsii 800 t'.s week
eAtlt Sunday
December 20 1850 ~.
4 S-OfJ,t. l,n With mc-~r- Nar'. W
.t. DO. O.. 10.
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IL. " WILL. :

4 y N NKINS
II MS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-10

AR0ERE may - f"snd the largest ard best
VI sssos,,,sras II CIsAtns Of every dr>eri'.
~ in Nee Orleans. At this establishments
ev~,y sr,xle il Offered II, the lo~~'' pr'r- at
vhhh il can H. sold. aud no reduction eau IA
anv ia.,sscr h. made. Purchasers, wheeler
they ar good OF bad judges Of the qna'''. OF
O.oA.- may r~., assured II es'ai"n'e r'rry a.
trje q Nc very .n~rs, prize "iih"", 'hr
trssbls ~ beating dosA, OF the Ter Of ec'ns
eh~s,rd. W. hssr but onr rrire '"f '"''u'
ard that invariably is the lowest 40 thr Guy
Or .,ork ~ Clo,,ing aai fnrni>hipf o""d
h a"w very barge. comprising very 'u'l -
ses,m~u, al made IN the latest atd oe'' H''"
p<y. and warranted IN every rrsfeeh
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-10

September 81. 1851 At 3m.
~ t1.hfo Gl.eite rW pi-qse rom.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-10

fresh Arrival.

NORRIS 4 TArktf'r haze just received
y ard oprued spirntid supply # irc~b
drugs aud mcdicmr. lh,'r >iarb H. complete
md well -elrclcd Garden SEEDS IN the great.
r,i abundance. beautiful variety of rvlut
site l-'riHmcfy \ rh supply ot ever, tline
to ad the afflicted aud unfortunate OF the hu.
min fiee. t'all and see ,b,r stock, Tor lh.,
hsv, i,t~ nf prrft ihutg~ nlWt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-10

" indON sash heap tor Cash.
IEllE Undersigned Will nmk, aud keep on
! hnud .oud ariitl, of sash. Whirh hr Will
-,Il nn - good lcrln- (tpt ca.h) 90, hr can live
by. Persons wishing To purchase eau e.Nr
their bAl- 90 the Drug Store rlti,cr ui Evans 4
Sanders ar Morris y rurkrii, whrrr the, can
SEGA sample oi the Wufk or apply at ll- >i,up,
on ihr .uuih.n hnrl,E OF town, where they
vii be app 10 ina AN.
A. i. FISUER.
Marshall Feb 1881 VJp33v
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August ~. 1881.


SAMUEL G. 7 ruup, WI. A. skLses
IDltD n SALMON. UoDse tarienie's
] .iomcrs take his method of inf'rmlu.
citizens Of Marshall and lis vicinity, MI ~
WI carr, on the alloy, business IN AL vi
rIon- hr,ur'm4 Then work will be defr
cuIdluV to order, and will be neatly eAteS'1
aud punctnnlk attended To-.
Give lis a cali. We work cnEAr, lof 81
or good arrangements, II
Shop on W Washington Avenue, souih Of Il
public -qnrc, near the Marshall Hotel -,
February -. 1881 Jaw
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-10

3ti Washington street, Hosion
u" also has ON band large supply OF select
mn-lc oi The latest style.
May II, 1881. ,ani7y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-10
q an D>. T. &C..
II, T.. 4 ". ~. DIAL.

IhgriaA,. Surgeons, amt U'"'F'c'""''
Nnlprrt'r the,rpfoir,-'",,', w ,'' '',,,
W rd rucur both may a' "'' in"'~ h' io''i''
- ll..r.ld-...t ~. .r,.,,arth side 81 the poble
square. w. leases "i a-i. ''' N'f'''''
~, L.,, v,U he. ,a,ru wiibou, 400 aaa.I....
H.. Tile, v4H k,tp ilc urr>t SELECTION OF
c,.,s,n... .ni furn.-J. their pauou- u desirable
Vs..,.j. l.uu4r. it, IsjI MS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-10

- l. IT, CROSS. VI d Phypcrm, ",
l ,,nn. ami i.c .eeh,ar. jefferson, icln
rlb,r, 800 itlufts be dug, Marshall s,,,
,2nliF
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I, IN, ,ar.lers, 4 GO.

" ' " ~ - 7 IT ' -
lruntf, ut isIl
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-05
u NCGIDN OF THE Troy g. nos
ron, Troy * RUTLAND h NAAj:
INGioS ..SD RUTLAND RAIL
ROADS.

Thee important works arr al j"u.iL
so far completed as to admit of the
lrau.,t oc car, dircc, from Troy TO Hui-
hand, whence of course they may con-
tiuuc 70 Montreal or Boston, or most
any'th"rc else. The connection of tho
Troy and Boston with the northern lines
Va, formed for the FIRST time on THUS
day, I'D inst. when the shrill whistle
of'he Gen. CiaIk from Rutland, woke
the echoes Of the IIoo.ic valley, and
was answered to ~ the gallant 'Iloos-
ic, ju.t sr,ived from Troy. Tho two
noble cns'n.s stood hand 10 hand p,uE.-
ing forward and back aud screaming
defiance at each other, like two galan.
s,eeds, eager Tor the conttic. OF battle,
or contention in the race.
The meetlng WAS wholly unpremedi-
tated aud occurred in the ord
course Of business Of tie engineers Of
the respective roads, who were entire
strangers to each other. and Who after
inseiius and in'crchausus cisicitics
suited 10 the occasion, retired 10 Van
|cGE'e" Inn ana IarIpOE Cl an I'M
prOmptu collation..
Nr. johnson. Chief Engineer Of tho
Troy and Boston, and Mr.. Miller. one
of his assistants, alone were present.
from the I. & Is. Co, and Cooper
Clark, Engineman, Mr.. Gaylord, CLief
hecaLnic Of the Troy and Rutland,
Mr. Gee. T. lark, e. l.. X * W. X. K.
and several osh.r. 81 the engineer corps,
u that Co., were prssen, from the
North and contributed each lis full
share to make the most Of his unex
pec'et meeting. Tie gentlemen who
accompanied the Gen. clark, having
arrived iirot a, Eagle Bride, claimed
the rlghs Of rihing that arcier, ,,ruc.
'ur. Of tic Eagle which fJr 20 many
years had percLedsnd watched over the
. east erd Of tie bridge Accordingly
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-05

cS' The people Of Macon. Ga, 81
agI'aiIng the rrojcc, If digging CO..
some ak or seven mics loag, by "b.
the water Of The ri,cr IS 10 b Lf,,.-
INTO the city for manufacturing p1'j =
es. Mr.. HYlcoinb, ;ho engineer, -
surveyed the woik, aud report. u :;
Can be done II, a cos. Il s2IZ,brJ. o.
is ssiims,cd that this would afford
er fuhieleri for tvrl,e fac'cte' = -
spind.es chcl.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-05

tli,y rallied carpenter wih hA~r-.
their pi.y. when arrived a, H. ,a,,
they fouhd too late tina, the porch "a,
elevated high and Dir, abo,, tt.,
reach aud wiIh no means ot c,.u.l...
or aushi to climb upon 10 reach i,.--
They were soon however, relieved zoe.
Tia. painful dilemma. by tho rcc,4tr,a
We lad almost .ajd pre-, ,lerual. a,.,,.
81 man crossing the bridge v..h ,
ladder dashed 10 his sleigh of he IRE.
ci.t irngt! and llmcn,ioas ,u.ttd &. ,s,
'cxigency Of the cas-
Borrowing this, the 'huv,' soon rbs..,..
ed themselves Of tho 'tiil, atl .a,A
ing her, rs an on,ign on tie fr.oi >
their engine, bore her oil in Triumph e.,
The North. 10 complete .hc thar.,-
o, accidents aud incidents, a, the w.,
moment tho possession Of 'hc | s:,
was secured, tho ,eriatlr atl.H. y.
Rich. Who painted and posted hcy ,l..
in 1929, came up and Was iot!is..
engaged by the ,a,,>hcrs 90 rcla1u,
breach and pa; up a f,osh Nonns l.,..
in tho pace Of the old ore dcpa,l,j
All, sc'hor, the occasion most Last.
been most interesting one to tic =.
vnrch few who !i,,t witnessed the maj
triumph Of ,br.c g en-, enterprise. o,,t
the unprecedented opposi,ion ii a..
ion md prejudice and interest aat
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-05

l'raTN Or Mr. B!EHEY--Jarncs
. D!rcy, lie p:es.l.Anal candidate
4 lie Liberty lar'y IN ls44, died a,
Saginaw, Michigan, 4 few days s.ucc.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-05

s.B- A rep0r, is circulated tha,
Louis Napoleon is seeking to marry
a swedish princess, rich and ugly,
daughter Of the king Of Sweden, de
throned by Napoleon, api connected
in some way, with the house Of Aus.
tr;a. Bot j. is probably untrue, or
at least premature.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-05

ntTL.~pA>p tL,>p Cot>ri

1850
UtTLs>p A>bgt tLt>p COZ
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10 lae rrac..-u al,a.tatc. ~b..n SAGA
1.,.'s q Experimentation s.'e t'
"a r,"p''--'bc'e doubts arc ''" assn;
a""x-"' ii'r It'"''f s""H {" tue 'h''
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-05

San Franchise 90 san jose has been
comn),trd It, total coat IA ssumalcd
Al sl.J39,IaG.l7. We fear that con
Siderable time will clapsr before the
work can le cosm,nc need No further
steps have brcn taken with regard TO
The other railroads proposed.
The Indian war N The southern
counties Of tahfotn "A has terminated.
II turned ont Ia bc merely zoe Of thos,
-, riod,cal predatory incursions 81 such
ircuucn, occurrence in those regions,
ana laid TO lave been provoked by at
Illegal attempt 10y tho sheriff If San
Diego to .riso Indian cattle IN pay.
mint of State taxes, rs veil ~ lay cruel
,r.atmen, by evil disposed white pei.
song.
A correspondent Writing from ophir
~ the North, mentions one rarty o'
three men. who, before the rain had
prepared about twelve thousand Lush, J.,
Of earth, which, VIXEN they came 10 itsi
/, family, WAS fond TO icld au average
of g. per tushel
! In some 81 the more northern dis.
. jrici, mining operation, will he seriously
imiulet,d with, by The SHOWS. hu, no,
. probably TO such An extent "A, to hc per.
/ c.ptib,c in the general result VI the
season Al Onion Valley and other
/ points in the vicinity there was a hcav,
tail of snow about the l2Ih inst, which
suspended work for the tiwe being
Another paper says. Our advice'
from every section Of the State repre-
sent the miners Il, being in conhdcn
spirits Of continued prosperity. ~ The
same time some localities, deemed "x
iraord,uativ iich, have PRAYED 'oia
failures. and a. i. always the case wh,,
rod'gi,. of paccrs are discovered, hav,
involved Hundreds Of miners in seIiou
los, ni ,ns Nancy and labor. Ihl
r,>uI, i, particularly striking in the ca,
Of tie lamou, Bear Valley Diggins, II
Maripo>a county.
Quartz operators are continuing thri
enterprises with great energy. thougl
there lave been no extraordinary de
v-inpemcn's and no very remarkab!
instances Of success in extracting SolC
a large proportion Of the companic
whose movements ale made public, NJ
rather speculative than practical. ali
do not afford reliable indication {
what is doing, or may be done, i" quart
mining.
1t !, undoubtedly true that many cor
panir.. whose stock i on sale ~ ia
East, have very valuable mines but. q
a general thing. investments in thci
: will prove loss to those who purchas
them, and injurious, more or less. to tn
brancli of mining.
,, 10 make qnaii: mining profitable,
is necessary for the parties interested
be practical men, aud on The spot. II
, expense of one years unsuccessful! op'
ra!ions. at the hi "a ra'ca of labor A.,
capital in this country, would absor
the profits Of tho same amount Of lab,
II tho rich, 81 mine IN the world.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-05
TIC DIS T..


As | have secn IN srvera. u our
asricaliura, rapers much sad Of the
many true methods of Pig feeding.
| rccl to express nv own views "a The
subject, .ad as my experience fully
ja,,fcs my belief in the correctness
If my method give 1T Undertaking
y.
advance the o;iniun tha, i; is no,
hes; 10 feed too iish when young un.
al the muscle ard bone has tire TO
,ereIope aud siren s'hcn, that his
vii lie better done on a fair IcIilm
d.c,. than on Lcin. stuffed on pudding
MIX a,l mo,asscs. which viii make
them take on too much Cat, aai make
hem weak sid thor limbs oflcu de-.
rJ-med Feed moderate until ii'c ~
six month Old. anl your ltcs have
strength and Constitution, 10 bear rs
high feed and take On as much "a, as
you please.
had a liver Vi pigs dropped III
March list ~ all but two, those
that purchased3,ook ,heir choice. the
two | fed Oh soaked corn and slol
from the house until the first Of
Oct. with the intention Of keeping
oycr) then concluded to fat them,
aul FED on soft corn aud slop, until
~jthin Pix weeks Of killing, then OF
old corn meal and s'op. without cook
ing. or warming. Killed at 9 mo
and "a days old, the dressed weigh
Of HE two was G06 lbs. They. BY
fer outdid those Of the same litter tia
were fed high from the beginning.
". W. LESTER.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-05

E,J- The Minden Herald in re-
Ply to the question 0! what are wo
m.n's nights, says TI.ey are to
love her lord with all her heart, AM
the baby as herseIf--ani bake god
bread.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-05

I a Blltlmor" paper states that at
a gay sleigh ride in that vicinity lady
Of the party was found frozen 10 death.
There might Lave been yaiety in
dat sleigh, but go''nntry had evidently
slept ont. We hope our Vermont Ia.
vii not experience alarm in view
IT.. his event. as we feel confident that
no such occurrence will ever take plac"
At gay sleigh ride among the green
hills of Vermont.