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G1;AsS :EssA Rnns,stSNnra Store.

Glnss :mA Rm"cus Ware Store.
No. %, MONROE STREET. WAEEuyG, VIRGINIA
THE subscribers respectfully give notice that they
i, have imported direct from the manufacturers, t
large and complete stock of the above WARE, togeth
err with an assortment of MANTLE ORNAMENTS anC
Fancy Goons, some of which are of exquisite TASTE
and beauty. Iron, Stone, China, and Porcelain
Breakfast, Dinner, Tea and Toilet Ware of an entire
new pattern; Solar and Lard Lamps and Lanterns o
every description; Britannia Ware. Cutlery, etc.
ment of Common Ware on hand, for the city and
country trade, as can be found at any other store in
the West, and by giving our personal intention to re.
packing the same, convince oil who may favor us
with their patronage, that they c9nnDt do better a
any other establishment in the country.
HOBBS. BARNES e. CO..
Flint Glass Manufacturers, Wheeling, w.
InnmnrN L 13ho-tf --
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Final Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following ac-
IN counts have been filed in the Probate Go&rt, OF
Harrison county, Ohio. for settlements:
The first accoun; OF Thomas Moore, Guardian OF
Ann Moore.
The final account Of Thomas Cra.g, as the Exocu-
tor Of the will Of Samuel Furdyce, deceased.
The first account OF Joseph Clark, Guardian Of
Maria Moor. miner.
The final account of Jackson C.oskcy, as Guar
dian of isaac Trirow, in his minority.
And that the same will be severely examined and
passed upon by the undersigned, Tn the 3rd day OF
January next. /. W. VIERS,
December s, 1912. Probate judge.
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Gzy- The article that we published week
before last, from the Stcubenyille Union, a
bout the mean manner in which the wings
of Carrollton acted on the night of the Dem
o~cratic celebration in that place, is fully cor
roborated by an article which appears in the
last Republican from the Carrollton Free
Press, headed, "the Facts" Any person
that reads both articles will be convinced of
the fact.
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9'Private Affairs"

THE PAPER FOR LATE NEws-ovER TIL
LEFT.-The Cadiz Republican. PRooF,-
Received a copy Of the Presidents Message
on Tuesday afternoon, the It'll instant, and
publish it to its readers on Thursday, the
10th inst. Only nine days in putting it out
Hurrah for the paper that "giyes its readers
the latest news!''
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re A. w. Dennis, Esq, of Licking coun-
ty, is a candidate for the Office of Secretary
of State before the Democratic 9th Of Janu-
airy Convention. Ii any county in the State
deserves some honor, Licking is the one, for
she always gives the wings a good ticking.
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Premium ClotI,ing Store.

a A. L. MOORE'S Premium Clothing Depot is
"A the best stock OF Winter Clothing ever offered
in Cadiz-low for cash--caIl aud see them. He
don't think il a hardship to show them. A fresh
stock OF cloths, Winter dress goods, shnwls, otc.. lust
received. December 8, 1852.
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S. 2. SHCTWELL.

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR N c~uhGCERY,
dtnhiH, HRaysEs~Un Z TGsstF, GhisEW,
GIVES especial and prompt attention to MI Col
affections and other Professional business entrusted
tn his care in Harrison and the adjoining counties.
lie is also agent tf the state Bank Of Ohio and
Others for l&ning money.
G3"Oiiice IN kiInorc's Corner.
AnDr,,-A y : la.l- I'LL
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DEMOCRATIC BANNER.-This paper has
changed hands. Mr.. Dunbar, the former
able and popular editor, has sold the estab-
lishment to Messrs. E. j. d W. o. Ellis
We wish all hands great success.
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Es- Gold is SO plenty in Australia, that
after it is dug, owners cannot be found for it,
SO says a correspondent of. the London
Times. This puts California in the shade.
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Gy- Thomas ]. Longley, Postmaster al
Washington, Ohio, died a few days since.
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MARRIED-On the 5th inst, by Rev. Lewis IT,
Davidson, MIR. MOSES WRIGHT, Jr.. to Miss Ell.
LEN GRuBB, all of FreepUrt township, Harrison
county, Ohio.
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Oysters! Oysters n Oysters III

MFRS. DIVINE hns opened h1s Ossfra $1,000.
VI and j. nsw prepared 10 furnish (iystses IN tie
best and all styles. ltor table will always BE folsl
ladencd with all the ~lnyurias p~eftainipg ID va Oy4teF
Table.
~ Ladies sllo1aup sGairs,
Oysters filsi he'd Tor yarQea aaa psiynte Enmiliss
ny tln can az lWif can.
asy. g. ~.
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Ay-rhe Louisiana sugar crop is unusua'-
ly heavy this season-three hogsheads to
the acre IS nothing uncommon.
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BS Some efforts are being made in Car
,rollton to establish a Bank in that place.
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Eg- The Cleveland True Democrat con,
tains the following:
The Home journal has the following
''Theodorc Parker and Daniel Webster
the live ass and the dead lion" And did
"Natty p. Willis" say all that? "The Lord
bleth his little yaller head!"
Hprrab for the .'laYle yader head
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FALL G WINTER GOODS!
=. Il W. REcFAnn53N

A RE receiving the largest stock of Goods they
"a have ever offered 10 the publ; Of Harrison co
Our goods were purchased on tho most favorable
terms, and comprising English, German, French, In.
dia and American Manufacture.
Their stock being VERY extensive. the most fastid-
ions cannot fail in being pleased. The attention OF
the public is invited to examine This magnificent
stock before purchasing elsewhere
Cadiz, October Z, 1852.
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pLANK5Is, Wooden Yarn, l.am6is Wool Hose,
AFBurkskin Gloves and Mitts, and Comforts, at pri.
ces not 10 be- gruinbled at, by
S. & II. MrFADDEN.
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~" Peter p. Lowe, Esq, of M~ontgome-
Try county is spoken of as a candidate fy
GgaeguM fs@t
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ES n. ALLEN,
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Elias Lownnillar,s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber hns
IN been appointed andqualifed as administrator
on tho Esiuts of Elias Ibwmiller, late of Harrison
county, deceased. Dated this J0th day of November
A.. D. 1852. ANDREW MlKESELL,
December 8,l952-3t Administrator.
DRINTS and GINGIAMS-A large and beauti-
L ful assortment. at plices that astonishes every
one that looks at themsg
CSdiz, Scpt. y, 81. JOHN MGORMt1k'@,
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office.

TIVE undersigned Executors of Henry Borricklow,
L. deceased, in pursuance Of hi lust will and tes-
lament, will on the 10Th day of December A d 1852,
offer for sale Oh The premises the following real es.
tate. to-wit:-The homestead farm of said Henry
Barrirklow, on which he resided at the time of his
deceasc, situated in Athens township Harrison CO.,
Ohio, and containing Two hundred andlwo acres more
Or less. The terms O. payment will be part in cash
and part on credit, to be made known more particular
ly on the day of sale.
CONRAD BARRICKLOW.
HARRINGTON BARRICkLCW.
December 6, 1852.
nENTLEMENS, wcnr Of eyarY ynrintN at
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NARPEIING, three ply. Brussels Patterns, In
S@rain, Feac,ian, and Listing Carpcnng. AlsI,
Rugs, Mats, and Floor Ciotling IN good varle4y, ut
= 4 II
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BAGS prime Rio Coffee, the best in town, for
6ssSsalo, wholesale and retail. bv
Sc H. McTtDHEN.
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NEW CHINA,

NENTLEMENS' wear Of every variety at
"a WIN. HOGG x cos.
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EfANCl silk Blnnets, beautiful trimmed Bounrts.
Il Silks, Ribbons, and Artificial Flowers. 10 b hold
amounts to purchasing. To bo.scen ut
5. & H. MafADDEN'S.
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4 TUI '0I'U! n.NH II. WHF NUDEN,
DAY WATER.-The latest article FIR the toil-,
1(knoWll. for sale by s. Il. Mel.ADDkN.
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Administrators Sale.

NHlBIT Sbaws, wool Shawls, all c0l0rs aud prices,
at WOOD & SMITHS.
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~ tine dollar and fifty cents within three months.
or II payment be- deferred longer uUr dollar AMI s-y-
rnty-LNe ceul-. This rule will b. strictly adhered
10.
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Any person procuring five responsible subs tihers l.
the SENTINEL will be entitled 10 d cUgy fyr Tie same
Of lmc, free.
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Boy ;sRbG R0ntA'S $40 ~.
e CASES Boys aud Youths Boots, thick and hea-
IVY, double and single s%olcd-iusl the article for
Winter wear-now on hand and ready tor sale by
r.. PHILLIPS & SON.
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e'NtFI9bhSlIN !" S1Ntbd.N
A L~rOGEII!ER the hest variety in the market.
mean be found at the well known establishment vi
+, PHILLIPS SON
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Administrators sale.

December s, 1852.
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Annual Eeports Of tho U. States.


...-..,.... ,.,. ,..-.,,,
"e N'I''1 o zoe ''''! 90 ''.a 'a'e'l''
i'.''.'' 'i' ~. .i
'' q" d.. ''''-' W. "''''" 5
q" " f" "' w. N'"Ay 'I
.h4 sold ounnE lle l..l usen GEAR was IT,
o'','''l y. av''7' N.',- .';''9 Jess ''+h ,le pres
l"' G''N'. ID! 90. -,'o i,o"'eu "iui ""VIi-
iahH warrants Is ',-ui'plt acres lnal re-
ported uhaer l"e swamp Lana Grams is ',-i'''-
lee and may selected Tor r'i'Ioaa grant. Is '-
o-'', ihe a2elcgote oi ',i lHe iouas d's-
posed Of was ~ l'll' .cIes' beng an increase
"N'' ~. y'" ol 'f''- % "''u7' 10 IS
,9',1''' u' u'I'NE 'ue present. yer s'n' ~
0,," i,'i. l..lio'' ' .C.'s WIZ u' n pose" '''
Ne noe nu'-''F "l bounty LAM !" 'ti'ii'
4ssueu Is --''oo' "H' lle qu,hhly al i'ii c"l.-
eo lof ny Ne.' i' a'iUeU acres. Pc re-
P'll Of IT. ~ ems on lHe eeo"ay OF Nis-
lo"' "''r 10 u ln prog aga
.,' %. N''si' '',,I W .'",'4' oh 'As it'he
superior hi'u N"i PI"o''l pl sem ''l' '.h-
EIess al Us present SESSION ne Mhoic hnnner
81 ".i'. l3" on ule ioAa Is S"7 >ui
i'',v oe-" g,,,l', Di'1 *" i.(e uieu nu''ne 'He
Dr u.' s.7.''u o. '"'''
's'-' 'l'N.'""'l! 'olsot.,s' u".ef
l"e ia" ~ io'o' mere are now ] ~" 600 lHe
70 .,s-'''I ies7 i"'n iAs' year. onder ne lew
1i 80 'No'e 'i' 30 una Hiilef lAat OF le5-'
'',i4 '' gl' ioi''' vi "'uo"s Oh IuNoiulioh-
4,y soIiieis 'Hrfe are no" on the rolls o-oO.-
h' hu.noeI OF AleAieah war pensioners ON lhe
Iols j. - ueihS % Jess tnan last year. Upon
lne Navy itn'ion ial mere are 20 in'oilds oi4
WIDOWS, ana ~ orphans. me virginia halliday
N-'i',i'u. ~ ,.'.'.Hne ana allowed dur
.ne lhe ye4fi "'". 'Ni 20 i1'ou4. he aggregate
Oh l''il '' "''ai i7sueu iof IeFoiulonafy seTYI-
Ell anu i'' '"e VI az % i0l-' Is 32'2<o acres
'9 .'''.7 D.'-i u', " .A' 1n Land bounty Law
hA AAfT tii' iiNt tN 'Nl'.'ti f'As amounted TO
G''25r" eA' 'us''e o' l't' Hied Tor scrip n lieu Of
l1.I oou"9'
i"e operations. uuillR lhe year under the
same "et were 300 APP, cations, nnd Use ssue
OF -'.o IAN" ma warrants, ba'lng ~ suspended
cams ne execution oil the bonniy Land
5 r OIL is'u ana ie'z nus steadily progressed,
me aesFeY"e n1 nnod o. cases reg stored a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-23

Missionaries for Liba ia. The bark Linds
Stewart, which recently sailed from Bah.morc
ior Llberia, took out missionaries the Rev
Lew scott and wife, Rev. John W. Horne. Miss
Reynolds OF me Methodist Episcopal Church,
and Miss Eliza Freeman. The Patriot savs.
Rev. Mr.. Scott is a newly elected bisbop of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, aud eoes 10 the
Country Tor the purpose Of experimenting TIC
snairs OF the Church, presiding at tue Monrovia
conference and ordaining ministers. Rev. Mr.
Horne Intends taking charge Of the Seminary of
Monroyla and Miss Freeman, Of Rev. b. S. kil-
lens congregation. BALTIMORE is to assist Mrs.
Payne, wlie Of Bishop Payne, in the general
missionary duties. The congregation have sent
os, valuable and appropriate library Tor the use
OF the colonists.
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twenty-five casks. containing probably more
nan 1000 gallons Of liquors, were taken at va
mas, Me-, on board of a smal vessel on the otn
si.. under the provisions of the "Maine Law
ad condemned. The defendant appealed to the
anuary term Of the Supreme Court, to be held
{ Machias.-Bosiou .llqs
Amos Lawrence, Esq, his appropriated The
am OF 5000 for the benefit %. the poor IN Bos-
IN the present winter
1t j. asserted that upwards of 1900 slaves
ave, within the last year, been landed on the
sland of Cuba, Gov. Conedo wnks at these
normties, and quietly pockets the hush money
Inquiries have been instituted in the British faI-
lament in regard to the Cuban slave trade.
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Literary Notices.

;to,.o,.,- Nro4;oa-
IN. ~, - ~ a., Aia..,1.
:, 80 ''''''', 80 80 - y'.'.
W. o'''' - 49, -'. ,'''' f''
pos 70 'o,''.,'''ieI' y" 'a' - '' ,.., "
he e5',c5 by Mr. LAIN Co.srll ,,bo has cb,ro,
ora similar work in rondo, which roocbel n.
enorp,ons circulation FIR british ,pblic,,io,
ofcooro co,ios roontbly r,e ,,,hi,sbo. l,a'
or,oroa moon co,,,,,or,,iy,ly now Cali M,
nromisos-,b,, his work sb,il he 8 decidedly sp
rorior 70 any ric,orj ,,ar,gino of beJ.y,
We look for lis sppoorance with rood dcal ri
;nteres, Ttisto boa a mooozira
,y,..ca. p...,,...,.y ~. Co.,
y"
permanent form. qroat exhibition ofibe Ar, Of
all Nations Drawings and rnorvIn-s baye
been made under the direction Of ,.-,,poni.i,.
cd connot.eur Of Paris. N. Arrou and. and Me-.
,poirs pr,rarcd bv ". Charlcs Bian. lte diroe.
tenr in cli,roriLo rallery If t}.r i.asy-s m pa-
ris. and tho e1inr.l.o Of the work has been ma.
dcrfakcn ty N'. D.oty a wait. Architect Terms
50 cents pr number.
IT., p,.i,, .3,s,,.c far 1.-a. p,..,.. t...
N'.' gum Una" .'l'' J's' Us us.lNi 's ever
''' ''''' % S''' '''' BUSINESS e.
vi.i,irr ro.ton
.N0''o"s i-"'rfy "E'a| and faoi- HiU,rs.A-
'A'nofi I93 iages--Ne" loA, Cha'lcs b..
Noi'on - NA"n'0eis street
ihis hooh contains description with cngray
mg'' OF HA Libraries 10 the United Sntcs-a
hst OF oil the pubic Libraries and tie number
OF books IN each-ond lists Of American ond
English books published during ihe year togoth
er with Irade-lisls. TO book-buyols 10 mus, be
ye'y convenient and valuable book for refer
ence.
The Napoleon DYNASTY. In noticing last
week. the sleoant worl, n,blsb.a a.. f,or..,.t
Lamport & Co., e Park PlaceNew York; we
omitted to notice the price, to wit: in cloth S2.50
library style s2.75, half morocco gilt So Five
thousand copies of this work were sold in ten
days. For readers in general it is undoubtedly
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The Congressional Elections in lfsgrcl,t
set7.-Ihc Mrs triumphant We have m,
gnuicalon of Informing our readers, this morn.
ing. OF the grand tuua Iuucuic,cd hy ihe Wbio.
of Massnehue tls, on Monlay lle coabti6,
had failed 90 cil' co It's purpose. The NJ hIo.
in tho old secoud district. fRautours1 by .if,
minority, Mr. Sabine in the Old fourth d,.tIrt
ihomPson'sl by nearly 500 minority. Ia the
old aih' ltowlers Mr.. Little, is elected +" by
the skin Of his teethn
he WING have elected to the 33d Congress
Iou1 Scuddar 10 the lst district. Samuel T..
rrocser 90 The "a, Charles W. Upham I'M m,
p'n' Ieppnn Wentworth IN the sin }. Wiley
Edman0s in the I'D, Edward Dirleuson in ,I1
lOth' and 4 Goodrich ia the I'm. The con.
iuqnls's have elected n. p. B8uks ia tie nh.
ana Alexander Dewitt m the gih. our dele.
gauon M the next Congress viii stand . NLigs
to Coalition Boston .4Nas, ism.
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Death of Hon. G. P. Van Ness.

CoNrmus =. Vas MISS died at The Grard
House, Philadelphia, on the 18th inst For
many years Mr.. Van Ness resided at Burlington
Vermont, and was one Of The ahlost men in the
State, occupying the highest public Offices, such
as Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court and Gov
ernor. During Gen. Jackson's Administrations
Mr.. Van Ness was appointed Minister Plenipo-
Tertiary to Spain, where he remained several
years. Since bis return from Spain he has spent
most Of his time in New York and Washington.
The las, time wc heard him speak was at Wash
inrton in March, 1919, when he addressed
company of Vermonters and paid high houoTs
to the State which bad greatly honorcd him.
Mr. Van Ness was native Of New York, and a
fellow student in early life with Martin Van
Buren,.
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a. Our acknowledgements arc due to Hon.
James Meacham for three volumes Of public
documents Of the last session Of Congross-little
more than year old; the documents, we mean
not The books and that IS the fault of the
printer to Congress, not Of Mr.. Meacham.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-23

Death from ,7ccidcu'. On Friday last a brake
man on the Rutland aud Burlington Railroad,
named HUNT, died at Rutland, from injuries re-
ceyed ou Tuesday, while attempting to get upon
Q moving freight train.
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The Connecticut Cowant, one Of the Oldest
and best Wing papers in the country, is in the
sixty nin'h year Of is age, and as vigorous as in
It's YOUTH We have been familiar with its
pleasant and good looking face for more than
hall century and, in the days Of our appreu-
ueeshp at lyPesetung, sat up nights TO read il.
instructive pages. May it live Thousand wear.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-23

The Peruvian Consul at Panama officially an
nounces the settlement Of the Lobos question,
and warns all vessels arriving at Calao to load
guano under the stpulatons of the treaty, that
heir charter parties will be strictly examined,
md all attempts at fraud would meet the sever
est penalties.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-23

ne steamer Western Word, from 81. I,ouis
70 New Orleans, came into collision with the II
H. W. LIN al Grand Lake. The Western World
SUNG ~ ABOUT ten minutes, and with her CARGO
= loial loss he Western World hadG0c cab
m aud 100 deck passengers. Ahont D. dsct
passengers and hands were drowned mo
steamer Moro Castle has also sunk near the same
place, but the particulars are not known.
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foreign Mus.
Four Days Later from Europe.

Four Days Later from Europe.
NEw YoRK, Dire. II.
+ The Collins steamer Arctic arrived at this port
at nine o'clock this evening, with Liverpool dates
! to the lst instant
ENGLANp. On Tuesday. the Earl Of Derby
stated that ne was quite ready to agree TO a roso-
/ luton raufyng the present system of CONNER
cial regulation; expressing at the same time the
determination of the present government to ud-
here 10 the principle Of Free Trade
On Friday evening" 2tih. meeting Of the
ladies of ENGLAND was convened by the Duchess
+ Of Sutherland at Stafford House. for the purpose
Of addressing the ladies ot the United States
calling ora them TO use thcir Influence for the
abolition of negro slavery.
I'm view Of tie extraordinary activity that pre-
vail in ihe French Navy ards, tlo Government
has resolved 90 call urou Parliament to vote the
necessary supplies for un addition of 500 men
20 Vie British Navy
France. Accounts from Paris say that ne
gotauous between France and ngland are so
iur advanced. that modification of the .ariis of
thc two countries will be mndc public within a
few weeks
The official vote for The Empire has not
reached us. To-day, lst thr whole of the
CORPS legislative will proceed 10 81. Cloud. 90
make known llo result 10 Che Emperor elect.
and 20 morrow .lc Emrirc vail be formally proc
claimed. IN tae evening Paris VIII ho i.umi-
mated. and tIc ucAt day ll- Senate viii De cun-
roAcd g. settle Dee civil l.et ol he Emperor. and
thc Ilarc 81 the member. Of the Imperial FAM
iy
Some few leetmahsis have res ened IN the
departments 300 compliance with the Henry 5,h
manifesto.
Thc Emancipation publishes confirmation
q ilo report bat Henry insists on issniue new
manifesto oiircsecd go aii the Princes of Eu-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-23

Daring the four weeks ending the 9th ult
l5s deaths from cholera and los from yellow ie
ycr, occurred at New Orleans
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-23

Sudden Dedh ia Buud On Sunday week
Mr.. hugh Somer eff harnet died very sudden
Iy No church. lie went to meeting in bis usual
neaih' and while sitting n bis pew, just beto
the commencement Of services, ne was noticed
uddenly TO throw his hoad back and utter a
groan, when be Immediately expired.