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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-03
A Story for Boys.

Ii is related of Persian mother, that
on giving her son forty pieces OF silver
as his portion, she made him swear
never to tell lie, and said go, my
son. | consign thee 10 God, and we shall
not meet again ill the day of Judge
ment."
The youth went away and the party
he travelled with was assaulted by rob
bers.
One fellow asked the boy what he
had got, and he said " forty dinars are
sewed mp in my garments
He laughed, thinking he tested.
Another asked him the same question,
and received the same answer
At last the chief called him, and ask
cd the same question, and he said |
have told two of your people already
/ had forty dinars scwed up in my
clothes"
He ordered the clothes to be ripped
open and found the money.
And how came you TO tell this -
said the chief.
"Bccause," replied the child, would
not be false to my mother, to whom |
promised never TO tell lie"
Child said the robber, cart thou
so mindful of thy duty 10 thy mother at
thy years, and am iusensiblc at my age
OF tie duty owe to God Give me
Thy hand that may swear repentance
on it," lie did so, and his followers
were all struck with the scene.
You have been our leader in guilt, -
they SAID to the chief, " be the same in
the path Of virtue !" and they immediate
" made restitution Of the spols, aud
vowed repentance on tbs boys head.
There is moral in this story, which
goes beyond the direct influence of the
mother ON the child, The noble sen,i-
ment infused into tie breast of the child
is again transferred from breast to breast
till those who feel il know not whence
ii comes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-03

FoR THE YOUNG. | would not cas-, one
unnecessary shadow on the pathway OF
the young bu, they should be often re-
minded, that the season of youth, with
ITS romance and light-hearledness, too
soon departs Spring, with IFS budding
beauties and fragrant blossoms, does moi
continue all the year. Ii is speedily
followed by the iervid summer, the ma :
ture aud sober autumn, and the dreary
SHOWS of winter.
In order 10 have thriving and promis-
ing heids IN summer, rich and abundant
haryesis IN autumn, and bounliful sup
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-03
MANSFIELD HOUSE.

fI,E undesieutd has Just op ned ts ouse TOT the ac
! rmundatinn oitho public Il Is d"sencd ~ make a
naasaa retreat from ths rf bus j. Of ciiA l during rho
summit nunhs tho purpose of vstiur nshrid moun
tans The highest punt e hc Gforu Mountains, enmman
no y,e, "a ths ltko. tho As hive Mountains, Monte
a. and whose scenery n acconf To none 90 th' T. States
10 our hume rus intnd- uud scquuiutair'- unh nicni
Nv to strangers would say that uo rams vii be rp"io'
for U err accommodation and 10 r r l"''fs o. nHtaie 10
her wi dos aud ma.t rugged scenes We sny Ni.l N"ns
h.ldis No4nu lud "Chin" a"ud fuad VIII 20 cut 70 lh'
ion "a eafl, ne the st Of June, aud 10y Jung We
FIELD HOUSE you will hnd the ufetsshn-- i"' ts ~
cent Ladies' vii be- abis to tide 20 within mt o' we
summit We have also the "Mo.s 6leun IHll-s' iu''e.
miles from tins house, romantic spot and We" "o
viewing .,,
This House s situated at the terminus o the Lamoi.
County Plank HUid-tcn miles from thr Raitnhd 40" 80
the Maintains 10 the dsr lts Of old lth ALioN
would say that tho from the mountains uuouh'
90 trout -
srlILMAN CHURCHILL, Proprietor.
D. rasscnges b, stnge vii please request TO be ZEN
Il tho Mnn.lnIl umm.n p
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-03
Furnishing the Kitten.
THE DIALOGUE FOR LITTLE FOLKS.

THE DIALOGUE FOR LITTLE FOLKS.
Kate. wish could 90 to some OF
her school, Mary, for do not like TO be
punished.
Mary No one likes to be punished.
Bul, Kate, when one likes to do wrong,
one must expect to pay tor ii. Did the
teacher hurl YOU much
Kate No, ! was 50 mad | did not
care for II; if she had nearly broken
my head should not have cried tear
Mary. take care not to do wrong,
and so do not get punished.
Kate. Well, am not not sly, and
always get found out.
Mary. | should think you would
grow tired Of doing wrong, for il aust
be- easier to do right than wrong.
Kate. am not SO sure of that. |
like to have my own way, once in n
while.
Wayy. If your own way is wrong.
and brings YOU into trouble, should
think YOU would give ii up, aud get a
better way.
hate Why, do you believe could
always act night, as you do;
Mary. Certainly. Don't you think
! could act wrong as you do, if tried
TO do sol Do you think your little kit
ten will scratch me, if take her up?
Kate. No, indeed She scratched
me once, and soon taught her better.
should like 10 see her scratch any body
now.
Mary. How did you cure her SO
completely
Kate. beat her soundly, and would
not give her any thing 10 eat for Il whole
day. Nuy tegiqS 10 aHgh, and
Kate saySl What are you laughing at,
Mary | do not see any thing to laugh
at.
Mary. Nor did the kitten. Anc
yet II is rather funny that the kitten lief
oil doing wrong after being punished
only once, and you can not after being
punished a dozen times
kale. Yes, but the kitten isn't
girl.
Mary | know she is not, and tina
makes me wonder tho more Tor sh,
ought not 10 be expected to do as wei
ms an intelligent gIrl. Now confess
Kate, that you can do right if sol
choose 10 do SO. You know YOU can
and | wish you would, for my sake.
Kate. Why for your sake, when
have 10 take oil the punishment
Mary. really believe that ever
time YOU are punished, suffer NOR
Than you do. love you, Kate, and ca
not bear TO see you suffer.
Nate You arc dear one, Mary
and there's.no denying it. Now III te
YOU what mean to do, for am desper
are
Mary. Don't say so.
nate. Hear me out, Mary. an
desperately sick Of being punished, an
not lllle ashamed to be worse tina
my kitten, and so you see, / am going
Mary. Where, dear Kate Not
teape the school, | hope
Kate. No, but to tore it. and try
be as good as you are, you little phlo.
opher, There kissing her, there, /,
me seal my promise with a kiss, an
when you see me doing wrong agar
just say kitty, kitty, kitty, and sha
take The hint Little did think whe
| punished my kitten, that the blow
were to fall SO directly on my own head
Common School Journal.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-03
A VILLAGE FARM
EON SALE.

f-pR sale adjoining he Nlnre riai of Waunnn, of
U the spsndd farms the whole Western country,
antaintar eve hundred raid fim 20 capable Of pro-
urne annus 4, thnusand hu-l Of riln. and ofketp
q .ummc. AND siuef $50 head u hof4rs and cn'. The
tiisee Muupun about 500 uhAbanis aas two
large Hotels and nine stores There railroad now build
Jog wrhn about mile Of said fam, which vii connect
with Boston New York The state rson o. hui here
nupun IL beautiful md thriving villlge, and a. healthy
my portion ct ENGLAND Said tam " 81 situated
ht be equally vel managed iu uue farm OF number
Of mailer Perhaps would not be too much 20 say
that hne firm with such spl mid ucHtun htviug nli
he advantages Of genieci so'iey, 'e 'dom "n,i ,''
safe. Term. hhrril For particulars please inquire ny
mail Or otherwiso.
FARNuM 4 SUMNER.
Waupun Fond do Lac County, Wisconsin.
Anil, 18th. lisa 76tc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-03

our LADY readers exert their influence for
rood. and raise the standard Of female edu-
ca,ionl We hope so, for their own good,
aud the good of our country, and the good
Of the human race
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-03
LID i. EDGE y JOHNSON,
Attorneys 4 Councillors at Law,


So lli gro nfafp ..igtDu - iu.oess eatrusiello th1f
ctlr ta .H1 81 the oUH1s - rms -rstE ~
In"Y also COO huur tY tr.f-tf. "a -rufsr 40 Hny n
chasing Glternnsnt Lands o. lwItoted i.uHs ifa. NJ
ilnd ifu - Paying iuNts EkHmiuiue Lfnd tnl 1850
DO the uNu,r di scrpn 90 It's rHuftiun salur, 81
tug tauis, lHftsaa.i The sculsneut ui n' e-t i.'
rt-ons deceased rtcnun4 thn property belonging 20 80
fsttfs tuilrctiHg lis Of 900 kn4s, and 4 LNuiN"
TO ANh LLeAL Business IN the sutlh ~"
- EST.
Lau Warants nnu.hi, Sold Hud Liraed iui ODE 7o'-'"'
aud Bounty iand q. -pusod "a on Cuaiiui-siua a..
nr. laodse, having travelled cKteusi els in ihe
ani on Gov fueni lands, aud Thereby trqnirr sh"Nf
uf the best locations ANA ucncot lusiurss ucqlaaln
val ~oHftuur Gee uut- journeys b. hLifl Ian iN'''
NAl-. 10 attt ud thr iufris husihess ui hr ohle e
nunug hIs ah..ucr o. johnson uil bee found 90 heli
nee. to ltteHdao al nme business, aud Wi receive 90"
Nafd 90 Nc T. til tfelgu business ie.t "ih htm
All busess sent by uiaii 90 he attended To tNpeouuY
lnl fai IA uly. y
N g. EfnIKEUGE 12.ff j. ", JOhNs'f
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-03
TIE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR
GASTRIC JUICE!

illt 'N Hi.f dre" i'ah- OF " 49, iI.nl",
e"''N' ' ~ 49, ''0' '"' Wv W. '' %"
Isi. ,iuN SO" in' feN,i lsf iNi'i',stt'
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81 n t9n .l l.u' .'''+ d. vi ~
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pfin- ln1tVii- 1T SUGGESTION nA so iisl a..
m ,t.. e I rt.i,,f J.
ENlfflAIloN, NfNN1l ht. 30 Nl, H.t liA ~ftl u.
Tho -rio.-if, l., .u..s .h tf b, ~ t.r'i-l d.
scientific Evidence
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t. O.. lid. 5i- ua. . .st. rf...f,a i.ai flo ,eau
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of b,-c.l,oa. o,. .,,s,ost dn.o,s, ths aus u,a
'iy OF the Ga-ius Juice prominent anl 30 pfe'liiu-
.i"'f 40 D'si pFlt' .'1 ho siaics ih'' as.wetl'n'
P'oi'. -of OF e'oe n London WHO wa-,'ycng alirc
oou'.e toue ca-,'a Ia.e- obtained loa Doe ,omssis
't.ns i..,.,-' Ai,n r'o'.d c'.p'r,.5 sa,''ss'n.
pie hci.' sat-t O. rcm,rAsHf i.c. no fhysluing,,
tp -',a 'l' .i aa'.",'s 'Aceri'd 90 1a'si. lnt'i
iu if haN Ii property &C tssoNine NHnuu~ aflces 90
t"i' H"i ~ ctng LDd ot arla., iisc,uoH ui ,h'"'
in o1 .., tle uHiur,l digestive ars.cs.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-03
OiaI Stomach oompInimIs.
repsi" in rOmder.

fuf cons rnrtcr OF sending tn a tis country the
bl@E7ilNL MAiIEN on THE fEPslN, Is put Up "a
ihr form oil fuNde, Niih direction. To- be- dissolved M
~ 'he aueu These Powders Just the came mai
tvt as me n"i's AND n be sent b. nal, fREE OF FOsT
" 30 pNt bpLi' AK sent (pnst paidl TO Dr. J. :
houGHIoN, NJ. d lhiiad,lphia, Pa.
M ohs nv l. rus .-tsery bottle OF The genuine
tbiSlN beats the wnitea gnature OF J. ; ilpUGHrON
a. - sole proprietor, fhiiadepha, Pa Cop, nm asd
~ Sold by all Druggists aud Dealers 10 Medlcines
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PATENTS.
a FOREIGN OFFICE.

no. "a state street Boston.
lelN ihe rpHr chor sts ap1nHlcd htfhe tomms sion
Ct Of Patients Agent oi +hr Patsui nHee BOO ae
c0rd4uce with the lHiH section OF Art Of lss..
Having trileu.-.d ihe Ae,sr, f1r tle itasui.stao OF
Mot'lsi and adopted Hncdtiuu. mole uf ,rudng
em TO iht Patent orr Esfr.bB pai.a ar BE- procured
eoptf st Hffts l4fl Dee continues forward theu Tree
"l fNpeufe--lu prrpur Caveats, specifications Assiau
mou'-s aud 900 the Necessary apcrs and Drawings Tor r.
tents BOD 10 render alice ou g lni scientific m tiers
respecting the same fateats secured Europe other
countries
%, application this office inventors ARE .aved th. time
NHd expense q" llufurN 20 Washington as their
wen as 90 pefsouai trouble obtaining their patents
They also have the udsuntage rttau explaining hcr
Inventions aud OF co1suloa go respect them uaffer in
sHs' P"Faneanf HportaHot CO.. arser % obias corrcci
preparations ard ratH hr experience cd stffres ,.s.f
paetae an extensive collection ct works,
Nc Oh ncchhnca subjects, tho Ptttm law. and ptcnts
OF dihefcnt couutuest collected much cAucn.r durna
iha long time hts Ollie has br o. rs4s hea together "A
account. hero hept of intuntuus patented Warrington
enHbe tho subscriber 10 nt ord 10 nrruots dosrous po
tuuue pafeiis, constance and Information In
respects, might be- diiicult of uit1iament
Il. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents.
HashHgfon Juiy 2l, lsia.-nurinr the iimo oc.upoa
"' ,'Wce OF Commissioning ut Patcut-, 4. a. EDDY ESQ
O" bfsien, dad business the Patent Otce a. Solcot ft
procuring farnts. There we've few II uuv persons
t'"l once and thcrc wefo vino Conducted ID with
hNt' shlhi ulcy AMI success regard Nj Iddy Ia. nne
o. w.. 'esi iliufeed aud skui Patent SoIcitnrs n
' 'nsd rhiesi aud have hos tation 90 assurnr In
'.us tNai th"s cannot ompoy sefeon mote tompsien
~" ual"lhfi aud more capable OF putting their
h""s 40 lom 60 secure Toe them eaily and favorable
consideration al thu Patent Ofice
EDMUND BURKE,
Boston, sopt. ,, 1851. saIv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-03

- Collins Meatpeiier, Johnson Campbell Wakefield.
.'",s a ~ iano WATERBURY, BsuCfon faindsd Frencb
a. walker barre J Cardell Warren, Putnam a M.o.tsf
r. buraham MoIeiown, II n camp NuIlhdeld
'ieu = smith, NoTthheld White Nnfthheid John.
son a liol-eh MIllLe.en. ~ Pada... 49,, ~ ~ I.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-03

1 NAVE just received large supply Of SPRING STYLE
! HATS AND CAPS, from New York aud Bosom
And. have ~ good assortment OF old style HATS aud
CAPS that be sold at COST Ltss Nov Is the time
cot guuh hargainl
rgHAT- snd GAPS Manufactured to order
REMEMBER, mo piece to MY, is where the nncles
msuufictur,d
You will dld a Burnhaus lee. tussormeut Of Gears
Furnishing Goods, as usual
W. r. BuRNHAM, Agent.
ArUi. i-51. -
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NEW STYLE BONNETS.
NEW GOODS.

SCOTT Held are this week se Giving large a .sJ
- uou To their STUCK OF GOODS, which WIN ."
al very low puces fof Cash. =,
Apr -, le5.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-03

4 ar and NINE Fights eidr. tlch .ud Beautiful DOB
ch'api Tor dre-,c., iast received
SluRRs q LAAG9oN
March f-s1
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-03

Let IT be the ann of every youth to
liit aioll this glorious banner, and soar
np'ooTd 10 surprising eScellency. Let
them seek 10 orcei IN all things high and
good. Let them never sloop to do an
evil ACT. But IN their principles, pur-
poses, deeds, and words, lei their grea,
characteristic be Truth, Goodness, aud
CsefutteSs.-IStudtnt.
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Prepared and sold by james C. Aver, Praetie Al
and Analyt ieal Chemist
LOHELL, MASS
THEo A. PECK, Burlington, Genera Aaeut 10, NonL
err Nernun '@' ''ee"' W. '''"
~, ~ ~ Mohl cher by COLLINS PIERCE ahd RED
ilhLD &GkANNIS, also by Drusgsts g, on, lhagb
VIZ cav S0'u'iy' 5JlJn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-13

NEW YoRK. May 7.
A remarkable statement appears In the London
Times respecting the be pursued By Austria,
Prussia and Russia in the of Louis Napoleon
suminQ the title Of Emperor Substance is that Prince
Schwarzenburgh had addressed circular European
courts expressing his conviction Of Napoleon about 10
erect an Imperial throne adding that Austria felt no
ship and allegiance to conservative governments. Prus-
sa answered this circular the 18th, and Russia
the 29th Of February The Of both replies is that
the two powers looked upon the design neitherith ia
vor nor hostity that they believe he is disposed to the
foreign policy Of bis uncle, and is aiming sepa-
rate the powers in order profit hereafter by that
senaTation bat that three powers acting in
conId keep him in check Russia and Prussia oxever
would recognize him Emperor if he elected to
that Office But merely an elective monarch. Not
as the founder Of EapoleoEc dynasty He stated that
camp Of exercise OF sixty thousand men be formed
Campaigne to be commanded by the President. The
editor Of the Charvars had received official caution.
Sales Of 500 bales upland cotton az &c. Orleans and
Mobile &C. market dull; II 300 bbls State Aonr at
changed rates 80, 900 bus. at unchanged rates
200 bbls pork at SIS .62a1875 for and $40 62a
10 rs for prime; 300 bbs beef at s9.73al325 Tor mes
ard prime 300 bbs lard At I0a1llc 600 bags coes
at private sale; 1000 boxes Cuba and Matanzas suga
at SIC; 80 hhds. Ky. tobacco at 6la7tc.; 100 bbls
yrison whisky at 2lic 500 gallons oseed oil al 63c
Schooner Nassau, from New York for Porto Rico
was wrecked at ssa. All lost bat one sailor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-13
From Cape GiTardeau.
CARE GIRLRDEAU, Mo. Ma

CAPE GIRLRDEAU Mo- May j.
Both wings Of the Democracy had caucus this morn
ing. The convention met a II, NJ. C. Alexander was
appointed chairman.
John Smith Of St. Louis, requested the BentoEtes to
withdraw from the convention.
After their Withdrawal, the Antics continued their
organization and appointed permanent officers c Alex
ander appointed President, and J. n. LiitIeiohn
and G. Netteson, Secretaries.
Committees were appointed 10 report on the creden-
tias and to prepare address the Democrats Of the
district. In the afternoon the committee reported an
address, which is very Col. Benton and ms
friends, which agreed to and signed BY the dele
gates
The convention then proceeded to ballot. Col L. V.
Bogy and B. Bowlin being nominated Bogy received
49z5 votes, and Bowlin 1915, whereupon Boay was
declared unanimously elected and the convention ad
journsd sins dc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-13
From Washington.
HENRY CLAY.

WASHINGTON, May 8.
This venerable statesman and patriot is drawing rap
idly the close of his mortal career il is expected
that he live three days longer his family ha
been sent for. The Republic Of this morning, say:
that bis disease has assumed a violent type; ant
that his sanguine friends have abandoned all hopes
OF his recovery; Friday night he much troubled
with cough which has since then been gradually in
creasng, that the sage of Ashland may now be
sidered fast approaching his end.
Mr.. Andrews, member Of Congress from Maine, i,
dead.
WASHINGTON, May g.
HousK.-The bill for the relief Of c. ]. Hunter was
taken up and after long debate, passed
The house then proceeded to dispose of large amount
Of business which has been accommodating the Spea
kers table for the last months, including sixteen
communications from the Executive department, Some
Of the bills were laid the table and others referred
A large batch Of Senate bills were referred those
giving the right Of way and lands Iowa and other
States Ter railroad purposes, referred to the
mittee public lands.
The French Spoliation bill taken up, and pending
debate motion 70 refer il the House adjourned.
SEEATE.-The bill granting the right of way and land
TO Wisconsin for railroad from FOndulac to Point Rev.
llee, was taken up and ordered to be engrossed.
Mr. Downs introduced bill granting the right of way
and land to louisiana construct railroad from Free
port to the Mississippi river
The debate the deficiency bill resumed
Mr.. Rusk spoke in favor Of increased support being
granted the Collins line Of steamers which he had
not concluded up to the time Of closing report.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-13
CINcINNATI, Nay 5, 5 p. III.

LINCINNAIIi Nay . . 4 w
The printers convention resolved to recommed the
abolition Of Sunday work The following resolution
was discussed and unanimously adopted:
Resorsd, That We will admit any printer to mem.
bershp in our respective unions coming from any city
or town in which there may be association of prin-
tiers at the time Of his departure without producing his
certificate Of membership from said association; If
there be association Satisfactory evidence OF having
served a regular apprenticeship
The following officers were chosen for the ensuing
year, President, John S. Naew; vice presidents, Geo.
E Greene and s. G. Foster recording secretary. K K
Dumars; corresponding secretary John NJ McCreary ];
and treasurer, Geo. H Randall.
Flour sales Of 10000 bbls at So l8a3 90 whisky lat
a14sc sugar active with sales Of 200 hhds at 5a6tc for
prime rice Ale 100 hhds shoulders 7zc and
so hhds sides at 94c city pressed lnseed oil at 6sc
River stationary. Weather clear and warm.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-13
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This article is far superior and cheaper Than the common
Nerve and Bone Linmeni in
and sold
obtained Of throughout Tie
State Price Is eeIis bottle Or BEETLES for dollar By
TROUP & FICKARDT. Druggists.
Oirclevile, o.
whom ali orders be addressed.
The GENUINE BLACK LINIMENT caa also be had OF
TuALMAN & EVANS, Indianapolis.
al oaher Die les in marl
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From Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, May 8, sP. NJ.

Col Mild bearer CT dispatches to the Mexican
minister Washington has arrived at New Orleans
Contracts to be made in New York for the building
Of five steamers for Mexico. Right of way and priv
leges oftranst the Ishnus, via Vera Cruz has
been granted and approved and arrangements fool
to put steamers at upon the route between New
Orleans and Vera Cruz.
The New Orleans Picayune doubts the Truth of the
horrible outrage had been committee at Savannah up
on young woman by negro man. Pursuit was being
made for tue man. who, if caught, will probably he
burned.
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STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY:


foz PGztitionephen Fairchd, Ruth Farchd, John
Denniso and Jane Demison, his wife, and John Tucker and
Ruth Trcker wife OILS w Cotton and Mar bs Cotton,
his wife, William FarchId, Francs C. Fsrchid, Eleanor
Brownel, his wife Theodore b. FsiFchd Melissa Farchnd,
Theodore Spencer and Mary Ann Spencer his wife Roderck H.
Spoor, KEey, and Michael Kiiey
this day of April, 1882, the above
named Petitioners hed Ia Probate Cos Of Marion
Of Indiana their Petition for Partition in the above
entitled cause and also affidavit of and disineresi
named defendants residents Of the
Stale of Indiana Therefore the said defendants hereby no
fling pendecy Of said Petition asd thai unless they
appear answer said Petition the calling
of the of said Probate Court be begun
held the Monday of May The said Petition and The
matters things therein contained will pc heard and determined
in their absence.
BY order of the Court WM STEWART, Clerk
BaRBoUR & PORTER Petitioners. apH20-yv3w
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1.-THE Iron has been laid the Ill., Central Road
from its junction with the New Albany and Salem Rail
road to within miles Of Chicago The piling which
here and extends three miles west IS driving
ahead most vigorously, at the rate Of 600 feet per day
There is every prospect that the Of the Mich
Central Co. will run into Chicago BY the 18th Of May
Michigan City Nsws.