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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-05-28
Vol. xxxyH-WhoIe No. 1879.
ANTIDOTE FOR WET FEET
Good News for the People.

TNHE undersigned, having resumed business
| at his old stand two doors east of Watson
Il Jacobs store, East Market street Lewis
town, has just opened an ENTIRE NEW
STOCK, comprising one of the best ard
cheapest assortments OF
Boots S &h0o3
ever offered in this market, which he is pre-
pared to sell % per cent toaoer for CASH,
than has ever before been sold in this commu-
nity. AS an example of this, call and examine
an article of Ladies' Caters which has always
been heretofore sold here for 1928, and which
he can now sell at IS. Other articles in
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sl.32s.4e2 II
Justice OF the Peace.

HENRY KULP has opened his Office in
III West Market street, next door to the ial,
where he will attend TO such business as NAV be
entrusted to him, with despatch, and according
to law.
Lewistown, May IA, 1852
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A man who marries frivolous, snowy wo-
man, tancies ne has hung trinket around his
neck, but nc soon finds il milestone.
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In one of his letters from St. Thomas, MIR,
Willis says they have coekroaches there that
have pretensions to be Holsters, and spiders
ON which one might fry beeisteak, mistak-
ing it for gridiron,'
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ERUIT.-Oranges Lemons, Rais;ns, Figs,
III Prunes, the first of the season, at
die a. A. BANKS.
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These articles he feeTs sale IN recommending
as worth the money. being we'll made from
good materials
0- Boots and Shoes made to order by ex-
perienced workmen-none others being EN-
pIoyed
0E.7F Repairing done at reasonable prices.
o. He invites an inspection of his work,
his stock and his prices, and he doubts not he
will Ee able TO render entire satisfaction.
DANIEL DONOT.
Lewistown, April ., 1852.
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Indemnity.

TUE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE CoMrAxY of Philadel
- pha-ofFiCE lo33 Chesnut street, Fifth street
G T o r
Charles n. Bancker, Geo r Richards
Thomas Hart, Mordecai ID Lewis
Tobias Wagner, Adolphe E. Bori.
Samuel Grant, David s. Brown
Jacob II. Smith, Morris Patterson
Continue to make Insurance. perpetual or mited 4, on
every description of property in TOWN & COUNTRY
at rates rs low az are consistent with security
The Company have reserved large Contingent Fund,
which, with their Capital and Premiums safely invested
affords ample protection to the assured.
The assets of the Company, January Isl, 1872 as
published agreeably to Act of Assembly
lows, viz:
Mortgages" Sl,0i7.43S IL
Real Estate, 9i,72i So
Temporary Loans, 9600l IS
Stocks, 81 ,523 -
Cash, &c S,SGi 81
Sl,32S 492 II
Since their Incorporation, period of eighteen years.
they have paid upwards of One Million Four Hundred
Thousand Doars, losses by fire, thereby aordng an ev
deBce of the advanta Of Insurance as ell as the ab
ity and disposition to meet with prompiness alIabnes
CHARLES N. BANCKER, President
CHARLES G. BANCKER, Secretary
AGENT for Mitlin county, Il. c. HAZE,
Esq, Lewistown. Iapl21y
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Rates of Advertising.

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LEWISTOWN MILLS,

AA w AN " Wv 4S 4n1ALSG
TSNHE subscribers have taken the I.ewstown
Ill Mills and formed a copartnership under
the firm of JOHN STERRE'PT g. co. roJ car
rylng on general MILLING BUST.
MESS, wish to buy large quantity Of all
kinds of GRAIN, for which we will paw the
HIGHEST PRICES the market will afford, accord
ing to the quality of the grain.
Any person wishing 20 store their wheat ca
DO so, and receipt will be given to be kent in
store until the lst of August, and after that
until the lst OF December In case of wbeat
lett In store, the subscribers reserve the privi.
Iege OF purchasing said wheat when the own
ers wish TO sell, at from l3 to Is cents off of
Pnladelpha prices, and if we do not buy al
this rate, then we charge one cent per busbel
Tor storage. No interest will be allowed on
money not lifted for grain sold, as we are pre-
pared To pay CASH at all times
fLOUR nad all kinds of FEED kent and
Tor sale Tor cash.
w. THOMPSON,
AND. McFARLANE,
HUGH CONLEY,
S. S. WOODS.
Lewistown, May 2, l65l.-tf
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William Ball,

pARBER and HAIR DRESSER, has fitted
A1 up room in MAIN STREET, under
Thomas National HOUSE, where ShaUtng
and Hdir-dreSsing will be promptly attended
TO, at all reasonable hours, by experienced
hands. apl6.
Bay Rum. Cologne, YER
d. bena, Sweet Briar, Patcheoly, Jenny
Lind, Jasmine, Rose, at
dl9 BANKS Variety store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-21
From PHILADELPHIA.

sERIoUS CASUALTIES MURDEROUH ASSAULT AC.
QUITTAL ON CHARGE OF MURDER, ETC.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 90 1852
The brick cornice Of Riches leather store on North
Third street fell this morning upon the pavement terri
bly, njurng Mr.. Thomas Graham, elderly gentleman,
who passing at the time; a boy also had an arm
broken. Workmen were adding fourth story to the
building.
sad accident occurred at Bethlehem Pennsylyanis
this afternoon. Preparations making for demo-
cratic supper and torchht procession to place this
evening, and several firing cannon when pre-
mature explosion took place. and two were shocking
ly injured Of them named John Roth had both his
shot away and cannot live and the other named
William Bush, lost The procession was post
poned in consequence Of the accident.
J. NJ Foster, Of Baltimore, made murderous assault
last night upon constable James Barber at the of
Seventh and Arch streets The constable arresting
him when he gashed his throat with knife inaictiag
severe wound. Foster has been committed
In the trial of Sheeran in this city for murder
his wife by poison, the argumant concluded this
afternoon and the given to the jury at O'Clock
The court met again at ocock, when verdict of not
guilty. rendered.
The steamship State Of Georgia arrived here this
ing from Savannah.
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proceed to address the Jury The learned counsel co
tinued at some length Co srau that II guilty at all
the prisoner not guilty Of any crime beyond man
slaughter In the fourth degree
The District Attorney, in cumming mp the did not
press for conviction for murder but he coutended that
from all the circumstances OF the case WAS one which
would justify verdict of manslnughter In the third de-
gree.
The learned Judge then charged the jury In clear
and impartial manner recaptuating the evidence and
explaining the law that distinguishes the crine Of MUIR
der from the various grades of manslaughter
AND SENTENCE
The jury retired for about five minutes and returned
into court with verdict Of not guilty Of murder but
mansadghter In the third degree.
The prisoner heard the verdict without any apparent
change OF feeling but bore himself he did throughout
the TRIAL meeky.
The District Attorney asked for the Judgment Of the
court
The clerk then the prisoner In the usual form a
TO his knowledge of trade and asked him what had
to beore the sentence OF the court should be passed
upon him
The prisoner sad--I was in a court before;
never had officer Of Justice to lay hand before
never was charged with robbery all have say Il.
leave mother little sister and two brothers and
one to look to them
The Judge then addressing the prisoner, said-The
statute fixes the term Of punishment for mansau CHER In
the third degree to be not than four
bsa three. Tho sentence sf the s that you be
in the State prison for three years
muntks.
The court then adjourned to Monday morning as 10
o 'clsok.
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Superior Court.


Presens, 1hiat Justic. Oakley Judges Duer Campbell
B0sworth and Paine
Nov N--Dn7IsIoss- Thomas Bingham Manuel X
Harmony IN oti, IN denied with costs.
Harman II. Ga nte7 aSs. Samuel H. Catin New trial
denied.
.abner 7eydc- rs John M Bradhwst-New trial denied
Judgment affirmed. with costs
Isaac Newor ed al, ad Jsmes SeJy g.st-Nonsuit en-
tered
Cabin Spes.y and ,cis rs James s. 7saysr Pubic I'd
Observation-Disclosures appealed from, affirmed with
Samuel IT. Ce,rn u.s. Le,ois a. Henson New tri., or.
dered, costs 80 abide the evont.
Joseph GILES ~ .qnttomv Duyys--Judgment sppca,. sd
SnahTemporary injunction heretofore granted is dis,
solved and permanent injunction denied
SPECIAL TEPA.
Before Hon. Judge Bosworth.
Samuel S. .jacksor es Jonathan " Layes--Sfotion to
strike out amended rnswer irreg llar and the original
granted with ten dollars costs but with liberty to the
defendant to apply to judge Of this court Witain ten
days on proper answer and affidavit showing reasonable
grounds for depending for order to show why he
should not be permitted to put in such answer.
Isaac Moses rs. the Sun Mutual Insurance Comprny-
Plaintiff suing in capacity, not being
difficult to defend plaintiff nonsuited and nothing
showing suit to have been brought in bad faith per
centags disallowed.
Henry Pessepetals Us Samuel Meitluetals do.
MED, with So costs, to abide event.
Mark King, ct al rs Philips STuskav-Motion dened
with 30 costs and without prejudice to proceed accord
ing to code for Injunction.
Henry Jeroiman &c. Le,ois J. Cohen-Motion de-
ME without costs and without prejudice to defendants
right to to strike any part irrelevsncy
redundancy.
Eliza Chestnut Luijo Carejioh Motion denied
with $5 costs to defendant to abide the event.
Hartman F Hdithaus Harman kiikers. - Motion
for receiver denied and proceedings discharged without
costs.
Jesse Iioyt The american f. y. R.-Both
tons denied without costs and without prejudice the
tight of both parties to renew on proper case.
Before Hon Judge Emmet
Hannah Grtfns, &c, Henry Bprnes aud others -
Order continuing action in the name Of Hannah Gring
survivor Of sally Thomas, deceased Decree in conrms
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Domestic Misc eIlany.

California contains four hundre d thousand ,,u,rs ,;,
Ths would give eight states as large New York State
Massachusetts, With popua on equsl per snusre r,iis
TO that OF New Jersey Caorp "a would support
millions OF Inhabitants; If eq ua TO New York twenty
millions and If equal to Mas sschusetts forty mions
or fifteen millions more than he present population Of tn,
entire nited States.
The verdict Of the jury the case Of Hesther RisbsrI
son who has been on trial past week at Ptsburr for
killing her son has declar her innocent Of the crins
and given her back to soci ETY. freed suspicion of
Intentional malicious snecon with the unhappy oc-
currences which resulted in the death Of young Water
Richardson.
18th nst, blowing out he side OF the meter room No
person was In the build ing at the time The lighting "
the city bad been ann for the 1Tth but In
quence Of the accidents 1t will be postponed for two weeks
Considerable snow fell at Chicago H., the 10th
little daughter III John McMulen while paynr Will,
fire and shavings Cincinnati the 10th, her drsss
caught IRE and fore assistance could reach her shs
was burnt to dsat'A.
Ice was forme1 on the 18th inst in the Sasius and
coves Of the at Rochester but enough to effect
navigation.
canal boat which left Chicago H. ON ths lath inst.
was cut throu sh by the ice and sunk.
By fire Ut Shelbyvile, Ind on the 18th inst tina
Office Of the Touneer destroyed which with othsr
property, v ~ worth 5: eco and not insured.
Charles Anderson Esq to deliver an address be-
Clay on the 2cth inst.
Mr. Jchn Evans repair hand on the Providence Rail.
road lsn over by train near the depot in Boston
the lh inst has since died ut the hospital Of his
ur1 He was forty years old and leaves wife and I've
cbildren In Ireland
son Of Mr. FrsDklin Miller Of East Windsor Conn.
about six years of age killed the 18th inst by the
accidental falling Of bank Of earth upon him burync
him to the depth Ct about four feet
fund to be appropriated to purchasing comforts for
the poor Thanks day being collected At the
Poston TTareter office Several hundred dollars hasSs
already been sent in
There are about II GO live turkiss a. cemStdse snd
Brighton Mass In readiness for the Approaching festive
| dsy.
NJ Timothy Bailey, President % ths Maiden Bank
Maiden Mass. eied very suddesy a. hia residence os
/ 18TH inst
Gov Fcote cf Mississip, has published an atire. ~
the people OF that ST. tns subject ot the nexs
y SoustoTship.
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Cnu,f or General ssss,o,a.

Before Judge Beehee and Aldermen Boyce snd Barr.
NOVEMBER 20 Last Day IF Jerm-Sentences. The
following prisoners, convicted during the November
term, were sentenced this morning after which the
Court adjourned till the first Monday in December
James Judge for assault Captain lrgler Of the
police, fined $40 and discharged. Lawrence Mcdonald
petit larceny discharged James McQuade burglary in
tne third degree, imprisonment ia States prison for
years and months. William Carr, grand larceny the
came. John Chase pleaded guilty Of grand larceny,
States prison for years. Edward IL shephafd forgery
in the third degree States prison years and months
Philip Meang grand larceny, States prison for years
James Walker pleaded guilty OF grand larceny States
prison for years and 10 months John Bishop grand
larceny, States prison for years and months John
Dixon and Charles Johntone pleaded guilty Of burglary
Fischer, grand larceny States prison years and
months David Stickney pleaded guilty of bigamy,
States prison years Richard Lankenow assault with
slung shot, States prison one year
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From Charleston,

ILLNESS OF SENATOR BELL-pEATH OF A SHIP
MASTER, ETC.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 60, 1852.
Senator Bell, Of Tennessee arrived at Chsttaaga on
the 10th inst, his way to New Orleans His visit
caused by continued Ill health.
Seldom Gibson master Of the brig J. Marshall died at
Savannah, ON Friday, after brief illness. He leaves
wife and family in Bath, Maine
The United States mail steamship James Adger Captain
John Dickinson from New York arrived at her wharf In
this CITY last night
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From Halifax.
LOSS OF THE SCHOONER GLADIATOR, ETC.

LOSS OF THE SCHOONER GLADIATOR ETC
HALIFAX, N. 8, Nov. 90 1852.
The American schooner Gladiator Capt Aorey from
Prince Edward Island for Boston, with mackerel bar
ley and oats struck Jedore edges twenty miles east
Halifax yesterday morning and went down in ten min
utes. The crew Il ok to the boats and picked up
three hours afterwards, and brought here.
The brig Halifax and schooner Washington sailed for
Boston this morning with large number Of passengers
Wind northeast.
The steamer Sir John Harvey has not arrived from Bos
ton.
The weather continues open for the season.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20, 1882.
Mr. G p r. James arrived here yesterday and pro-
ceeded to Norfolk to day
Lola Montez is staying at Browns Hotel She leaves
here in . few days.
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Bosror, Nov. 20, 1889
fire broke out about o'clock this evening In Brom-
field street, Of the music hall which for time
caused considerable apprehension for the safety Of that
building 1t was, however, put out and the OPEN
ing concert in the new hall duly took place.
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Superior CoUrt-Part First.

ACTION AGAINST A RAILROAD COMPANY.
Nov. 10 = Eaan ea,iep TIE i,ldsoa Rues Rail Dad.
This action for juries received by the plaintiff
on the 4th of December 1851 when passenger in the
defenuante' cars, when from New York to Al
bRDy in an express train 1t appeared that the Peeks
train ran into the train at Croon severely in
juripg the plaintiff is face and legs. 1t did not ap-
that any Limit broken Verdict for the plain
tiff 81 600
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Meteorological observations,

By MoRsEs LINE, OFFICE BASEMENT NO. * sTREEr
SATURDAY, New. 20, 1852
BUFFALO, 1e A. M.-Bsrometer ~ 6l Thermometer
So Wind southwest. Cloudy, cold and bracing morning
0 p. M-Clear pleasant evening Wind southwest
THERMOMETERS 81. Barometer 70 65
RocHEsrRR, 10 A. M.-Rsther cloudy morning Their
monetsr 40. Wind southwest
9P. M-Clear, warm evening Wind south Their.
mometer "a.
AuBURr, 10 A. M.-Cloudy morning Wind north
west Thermometer 40. Not unpleasant.
9P. M-Warm and pleasant evening. Light south.
west wind. Thermometer A.
SYRACUSE, 10 A. M-Pleasant mornnr T. but quite cool
and cloudy. Thermometer a.
9P. M-Cloudy. Looks like more storm. Wind west.
Thermometer a.
Urea, 40 A. h.-Cloudy morning bat pleasant Wind
north. Thermometer 80
0P M.-CloSdy evening. Thermometer 49, Wind
northwest
ALBANY, 10 A. M.-Cloudy Wind nsrthwsst. Their
msmeter ~ Barometer 80 02o Mercury rs
9F. M.--Clear, fine evening Wind northwest Their
neneter A. Barometer 80 100. Mercury 70.
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Another Railroad Collision.

CINcfNNArI. New 20, 1862
The express and mail trains the railroad in
collision last night Morrow, this side Of Springfield
Both engines and tive baggage badly snashed
One passenger very seriously injured and many
sIiChtly bruised.
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From Louisville.

From Louisville.
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
LOUISVILLE, Nov 20, 1852.
An election to Congress took place here to-day. The
majority for Preston, whig in this city is 1870 His
supposed majority in the district ia 900 and
1900.
Howard, who killed Henry Drieshsws year ago, was
to day convicted Of murder In the frst degree
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EANCY ARTICI.Es,


gToFEi-IANcY GooDsl-noLIpAE PREsnSTgi-
~ J. W. HOIREETON, ~ Maiden lAr~ fow York odets
Tor ssis toys of nNc and qualities, hid and
ton !sdes work Boxes gnnee china ases, N1 ard sfcp
cys lrgM rabss eoYe, nrewo.Gs NO, No. 0cdaT ro seg
.ou, Irennay sNenset Apa ssaalosuer fcgVrtg1 81
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DEATH FROM PoIsoNuD FooD.-Hrs Ge0rvs Dar.
ton who resides the Reading read near the frst ton
gFte died early yeseti Gay morning from eating Seur-
dry at dinner Of what IL s supposed was poisoned
chicken. which wss purohased In market Mrs B the
scrvsnt gir aud other rcnberi of the fsny taken
tick INN cdisl ely after dinner ph<ciNp was called
in snd eart vas p,sde IN vain Coz .hsr relief All la
afflicted ye: in precoriors coatit,en -Ciucirart
Glttue N,p ~
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CT. GEORGES sooIETY.-THE ANNUAL CONCERT
in aid of the charitable funds Of the ST. Georges
British Protective Emgrant Societies Of New York, will
take place at the Metropolitan Hail. Tuesday evening"
Nov 2 when the following eminent artist. render theft
eervices:-Vooal PerformersMadame Anna Bishop Miss
Rosa jacques Mr. Braham, Mr. Guid Mr. Leach.
min harp (his first in the country NJ Alfred
sedge ck concerna MIR. Barton bass ertina 1.-THE
two latter will perform grand duet for the first time in
this countryl wallaoes Empire Brass Bard grand
tanned a the hotels and music stores and Of the
gentlemen composing the committee
PROGRAMME.
l-NatiopaI American Overture. Orchestra
2 Trio Blow Gentle Gales Observation-Disclosures. Bishop
Mad. Anna Bishop. Miss Rosa Jacques and Mr.. Leach.
S-Song, The Death OF Nelson. BrAham
MT Augustus Braham
4Grand duet for treble and bass sertiuAs Messrs
A. SedgMiok and Mr. Bartonl; composed BY A. ssdgwiok
5-Ballad, Home Sweet Home, (Mhd. Anna Bishop)
6-Madriga Down in a Flowery Vale
Solo Violin Fantasia airs in Sonnambula Mile
Camille Urso.
SON. Tin commemoration of the death Of the Duke of
Madame Anna Bishop.
To be followed by
9-The Dead March m Saul, by the united bands.
british National Anthem God Save the Queen, solo
parts by Mad. Anna Bishop, Messrs Braham and
2-Song. by Miss Rosa Jacques.
S-Insrumenta pc rform ances by Walaces Brass Band
4-Ballad, the Maid of Honor, by Mr. Guidi. Bafe
cscotoh ballad, Comm Thro the Rye, by Madame
6-solo the Harp, by Mr. Alfred Toulmin from Lon
don, this first appearance in America)
Song Never despair the last composition of me vet.
Mr.. Augustus Braham.
S-Duet As it Fell Uppn a Fay.
9-Coronaton March, from La Prophetic. Meyerbeer
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VNONDER OF WONDERS.-MR ALEXANDER, THE
Great Magicsn Of the mir eteenth century having
turned frsn Europe will have the pleasure Of delghtng
The people Of New York more with his Astounding
Miraeuleus Teats In Magic together with his derf
Dancing and Speaking Figures before exhibited In
this county ~ the Minerva Rooms 4os Broadway com
and gentleman % children hafrroe. Doors opsn
at 6K; to commence at ~. N B.-Tokets be had ~
Abe principal totels and music stores
'CRANKLIN MUSEUM, l76 CHATHAM STREET,
George Lea, Proprietor.-The Above establishment 10
open every afternoon at O'Clock and in the evening
sor purpose "Clas Original Sepresentaons
of Living StasuAry by Mile casinets flonPe Of Model Ar
Tor further particulars bills Of each day Admiration
Private Boxes so Stage Seats with cushioned
arm ohairs SIX % Gallery, l2k cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-21

THE OUTRAGE IN STAUNToN.-Ihe reader viii
recoect the particulars OF brutal outrage by four
Irshmenin Augusta county some time since, upon the
person Of a Young lady who was on her way with her
berosed to the marriage altar The principal offender
was tried last week at Staunton found guilty and
Il need forty years confinement in the pententay
The accessories in the horrd crime TO be tried seps
rately. The young lady was subsequently married 70
the young man who was In company with her az tha
Time f she attack and they now live together ~
man and wife --FTedsricksbtnE (Ia.l He1ad.
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ESCAPE or a Bank Robber

NoRFoLK, Va, Nov. 20, 1852.
John W. Rand the bank robber, escaped from the
Portsmouth jail last night Officers in pursuit. but
he has not yet been taken.
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The New Hampahirc LcgisIaturs.
RESPECT FOR THE MEMORY OF Mfs, WEBSTER.
CoScoRD, N. H., Nov. 20, 1861
The New Hampshire Legislature have adjourned
till Tuesday next, Previous to adjournment joint re-
solution passed unanimously to attend the Webster
obsequies and inviting General Pierce to accompany
them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-21

Democratic Procession Mt Utica,
Urea, Nov. 20, 1852
The democrats Of This city, to the number of three
four hundred formed In torchght procession to night
and after parading the principal streets with band Of
music they to the residence Of the Governor
eeot who delivered an address to them