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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-18

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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-18

O. Soc what Long john Wemvessh. Of
Chicago. claims for himself; no lees than
having introduced Thanksgiving into Hin.
os! He says, in his Dswoenas:
I'VE feel proud that our governors have
adopted the custom Of appointing Thanks
giving days, ~ this paper took tic lead In
the matter, and publishcd for Gov. Duncan
a proclamation without even consulting him.
The first the governor knew Of il, he heard
Il read from the pulpit, All our Chicago
clcrgyn,en NOTICED it, and the day was kept
in the customary manner wherever the
Proclamation was knowu. The sermons
we're as able, the dinner was as good, and
the balls md evening parties ~ agreeable
a. if tho proclamation had been genuine
one" 1l
lie adds:
+ Subsequent governors have saved u
the trouble of writing any more proeiAma-
tions,"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-18

o. The English press notices st kngth
tho eleetion Of General Pierce TO the Pres
idency. Theis specalstions ere not, how
ever, very valuable, though some Of them
are amusing. The London Times consid-
en the election a. indicative 81 the supfe-
macy Of Free Trade, snd rejoices thcrcss.
bdt fears that the fareign policy Of the
Democratic party wiA be much ssosr dan.
gero,s IN the grrsce Of tho World thsn the
policy Of the Wing party wosld have been.
The Morning Chronicle shows it, kao~l-
edge Of Aiscrcian politics, BY stafing that
the Wings have never elected . Prss,dens
since lel0 Nj. Polk and Csasrai 1syis,
are represented a. Desnocrsts, ELECTED BY
the Democratic party TO the Prsssency.--
The general tnas Of the los9oa pscsa h
friendly sov ard tL- new President. They
expect " ta,n still fanhse development Of
practical Pree Trade. and kom bis admins
upti9n they predict ~ downfall Of the
protective system in tipS eountry.-l Boston
Atias. ~
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-18
3I,a0

AsGen. Scott actually received the votes
Of four States, amounting 10 ~ electors,
that number added to the Toe, would, Of
course have given him the minority.
Now Ms this sum Of thirty -four thousand
votes is only about one per cent. of three
millions and hall, which II nearly the pop
ular vote ofthc Union, II evidently requires
no very great revolution in opinion 10 ef-
feet reversal Of the late verdict In favor
Of the democrats. At any rata, the defeat
Of the Wings In not 40 annihiiatjng - had
been represented; and their condition not
entirely desperate. They have bern worse
beaten than they are now, and yct have
lived to fight another day. q they will ..
gain.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-18

Wsw might have Aeea npAe.
Tho National inicilixcuccs. Il Washise-
ton. probably thu shicss and NOS jsArissss-
y conducted joSsnsi In the eoaasyy, has
arrived To the ccactssson tasa ose sslaessi,
at which cvcsy in,clliscsa observer Of pe-
Isasssl a6aAn sasst have nsg siacs auiysd)
that the Wings night an ougiN 10 have
elected Gen. 6cui dsiriag tAe recent Pres-
idential canvass. The editos ~ I'VE COO.
dense their sss,cla.l that ihsy have exam
incd the Official returns of Ne elcci,sa aid
de.luce from them the somewhat unsxpee-
ted result, thss II required Only change Of
~ ,4tS votes fium Pierce 10 Bcots II the
twelve States following To have decided the
issue in favor u tho latter. The caleula.
ton Ia a. folloWs:
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-18

o. The B,ngor Wing states that Rev.
Prof. Pond. d ihe Bangor Theological Semi
nary, haas been recently delivering course
Of lectures before the students against Phre-
nology, and ag,ins, the doctrines now uni
ycnnlIy prevalent, that the brain Is the or.
gan Of the mind. ..,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-18

! WAITE iLTTgss;-Dot Ia every !
body, nor 20 all tina, ask you, or you will be
taxed beyond your patience; and find il
hard to shake oS troop of Improbable ac-
Gusintancrs. Ma TO all Ia, girls vho hay,
made your heart fa,,cr. lest You kindlc
flames you Ill not b. able 10 feed lest
you write sot, thing lcst SONG offended
'Iamscl should be down on yon for breach
Of promise. No, tn oil your cousins. iest
your classics be neglected. AMI your bu.i-
, rcss suffer.
a classnstr in college was r.primn nt.ed
by tho professor for n"glcc, Of college
s,sdie-. The delinquent plead that the
cuc!e Of his correspondence ~as 81 large,
he could not ftd time 10 attend 70 his Eu-
cid.
/ W,Iie Punc,uaIly 10 those With whom YOU
have business connections. A great ,napy
lind ii extremely ,h,rd to write q business
sse II half dozen lines. lake rail-e,rs,
il Is cAsir1 10 run forty miles IN their track
than rod opt fthe vay an ei,hcr side.
I 4 friend Of ours suGrfed mu N for ~an IL
i-st-ss irvm his vessel when on hcr Wy
agrs, give package II old letters, directed
10 himself. into the hands Of the e1paain.
With positive orders 10 dnp one into the
po~t-oaics Of every port whcre he sohehea.
The poss.,asrk CA the corner an.wercd his
rarpae.
Write To your sister. Your letter are a
!, iSspy tn her TIM, she prizes above her Jew,
.lry. AMI they COS, yen nothing To bear il.
Dc Al eh5rcs for sheet of paper AID a
tsi@bic fall u INK. The cigar you -
sanokinS coSs as mach as the postage Of Il
The cigar end. in a,hrs aud snoke: III.
isstef ssueogsAevs the kpll5 tie, and add
issssaad 10 tho Ac~sA eordn that bind Ii.
. i,nsmhsr q enssmpahc,se together.
81 Wris~ "a voas ncshes. Ifyoa ere tn goo
: eon,any, she I'll! 49, j. IN roar l~s,~r-, an
BE- eosasa-"d Is yosr assrtr.. ifycu neg
IeSt 10 si,s. her ss.s,ion has struggle
. ~,,h aev fsr- To sssure ber thai You h,,
!, ma v.ns sssrsy. iisW sss iis~, TAX
!. t.a.'e frua The AAesxsnsoa board, from u,
~ calls Il eescssasy, frSss the society II cor
;psnAcas. ---shzzs .l-ep--fnsaa ,s~sis- whs
ysa have ID t,4se b .rssr ~ y.sr issh-
:. soa have 49, use "a hs.k AZ erred in u
b. s.ree-. H. the, rnsae frs~, rssr Won
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/" wrIss TO spar fsthef, iau pass.ou.
- s4rsa ,hseksss ,hs sla4;. kais On has REL
.sssaA kesa. AR s0a taass iAsn be. =,
10 ss.sss 20 yoa, be ~sii RA lsasis..esIs'
y yuw salense, he can tras bis ses. y
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= ~et r~regaifs as:a ssvsng his goa ~i,ss
y etcss ,as ss.k. Boz he nssss e. up sssl
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spsrseA. Case ha@ ,ise oosssaes s-ases
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-18

O. One Of the tunnels through the Al
legl,snies, now constructing on the line Of
the Peunsylvania Railroad. " to DC $3.50
feet in length. Its area, at tho widest space
within the lines Of the aasonry, will be
ahou. ~ feet and the spring Of the arch will
begin 10 feet from The crown Of the arch.
About 400 men are employed upon it.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-18

THarhraA,'s sdvice to young men rs to
,y aud fre>1usn, the company Of your bet
,ers in books and in life--,Iist Is the most
wholesome society; learn to admire nightly.
Saro~ spirits admire ba.ely, and worship
nscanly.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-18

The message Ct Cos. Means. to the
SaatS Casolina Legisiasure, bresshes strong
iy Of nsllIhcs,ion- The Governor thinks the
,iac viii son Conc when the Sooia Ill
hand together. and form . Southern Re-
pe,5iic.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-18

The Wings Of Boston have reelected
NJ Sca.er. AZ Mayor, y a m,jori Of 20
or 10, snd majority in the Comnon Coun-
ell. An '1ndcpendsnt" ticket received a
large vote. The Wings have also earned
Love and the Loo rocos, Charleston.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-18

O. The aggregate vote for Hale for
President Is about 10000. The vote fos
Van Buren, the FIRE soil csniidste in ls45,
was, in round numbers. Ao.O0o. The los.
Of the Pre- sciles in this State alone is a.
bout 5000.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-18

O. The Crystal Palace stock which cost
par, and which started with . capital ri
s2O0, 600, sold last week At forty per cent.
premium. There scezns to DO the greatest
confidence in the success of this great en-.
terprisc. as
A preacher Of terrible long sermons went
To exchange with brother clergyman who
WAS accustomed 70 make his sermons short.
The stranger kept on long siier the usual
time Of dismissal, unmindful Of the yawns
and impatient MOTIONS Of his hearers. At
length hunger got the better Of their good
manners, and one by one they dropped .
way, until Ne found himself pseaching TO
bafe walls, and tho ssxto,l whose duty CON
pellea him ~ stay. A. last Tie scxton's
patience gave ,,ui, and walking Deliberate.
y up the pulpit Stair. he handed the min
ister the key with request that he would
lock up when he got through, and lesye the
key At hn house a be went thong.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-18

PAuraE.--The Cohoes Cataract says
th1t Mr. White, the proprietor Of the extern
x,v" Axe Mandatory, hns failed for over
100000. creating considerable sensation
there, and throwing $50 operatives ont Of
employment.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-18

cDr. PAassss. IN the Nsshvilse and
Louisville Christsn Advocs,s. a the .ssh
sis-. calls u srie Toss's Cabin 'sise bess f.
tressed be a the nAssaeeskL century = and
slsss aying Sa,.s - s'srh - cns live maj
Should yenxase upon. fs sA~s- have been
son.e ,retn-n1sos. liss 'oiA within 'hs lass
~
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-18

4 correspondent, Of the Nashville Gar
cite, ~ha signs himself "ssoph,a,- says tina,
woman is twice ~ s,.o a. man, and proves
!, thus BY the yrry orthogrophy w-o-sn-a-H
--douhle yes, q, man.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-18

-. 1ssWsssssss vSsst
iva - ~ essst vas t.lisAx the hcsr Ct
"a. ~ TtassAAy Ishs eF,ss work, the re-
rcs. cf ssa sus-s vis!ses wss broken BY the
s!,m II -Gw-
ssayt'sns ~ ss,a en- slsnn always V, AN.
~ sny e,fraa,ssspce.. Y was rpdsssa
S'rsl.is ., IN ssii, issssasce W tie if,eisaaTn'
., " tbe ,-sth~s. The ss.-as~s e ,se lss,s,.
ssi ,s- sii.pss rn,isN ats-w'e IL cprSsss ~
Ss.rvd % say thu p~ssrrss IL the aes~p,ng
sI1u~w- Hm lstis a-p~nasscc can be
ssfslv r'se-d 30 essr ,fasii rnginc. tspc-
e,s'sy W., th-Fv y n, borough; ofgsnis.
~ e'sae,.ny To nsansgv Il.
The dr vss discovered IN tie building
sssayscd ~ r. Musrs. css, - not and
Ghes .rsa4shesssy saA sAsehease. Ppn
ssS~sssaess. vhe1 6ssf discovered. h wss
E Issrsas s~vsaly saAsr tAs 6cr Al The sales.
s~r~s.--ao hsmss being vis,ble In any rar'
: sSes. III" ,sassnsns. Sas,kc vas >, icnst
IL his RON. hovrvrr, tlnt il ~As f,slnd
,slp..,ble to enter N nfety With any d
,,s ernmes uscsss on hand 10 as~st III
tsesstss ArA befess ths snssae could b.
ksssrIs 10 s~ss on Il. tho whole room "a,
IN 'hsn~~, snd ssrieg rapidly. The .toe,
~ nsess and Sassrs "a hand. estimated .
etHo.vAsAoo, ~ consumed, o. render
~ .~''s'-ss BY the effects 81 FIRE and ws,ci
". 'ss,s 'sas Tie insurance IN the who'll
ssa~A Ia tssfsA
THIS e'asec to the taiLiiag--lhe pv?e'
ya L. Il, TnaAaA. E.t-ts fully eoscre
~ sssse,reHs.
A. pfsist ~ due H. '.,css citizens wh
sr&te4 ,a!ws@s,es ~ nAsfully, and wit
sarh graf rFses, u save the property {
"a - 'i'igasors. Had il not been ss- ,hci
.Ir''s'ns, II Il aIMeuls to ssy cha, ~oal
A,vs h~-n ,hs fna,A Of this d,sss,er. Er
snA'lns t,,sn tbs ,esy hssrt Of the bus.ne.
.,s'sh's ~ The paSs VI the to~n, with u.sn
81 es.s largest ard s~ss ~ss,s immeaia,e'
y. ssnssg. had na this hrs been etscovcse
s"A ns d"sssssiiess s.sysd Al the noo'aen
" -m.!dhs,e inflicted hlos upon Ra,,au
ssa -eald require her heo, efen. To rrxo'
o. ftosn. wea.d y nx Be wise TO tai
sNssrs aov. AL mAks some rsepsr~,io,
81 fssa.s sAismases n A,a,iiar clara
,A,s1p
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-18

AecipESTLr SaoT.-A son Of Gideon
NJ. Lee, Of Chester aged eight year,, vas
fatally injured on the 2eh ult.. by the ac-
citeptai discharge Of q gun which bc was
',king down from rs place. lie survived
but few hours.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-18

e.C!ls - - 49,
aAsss essS sAses shu eSsnrys " ennie
~ lesss IN snx~s taa swsAasioc IN Gen.
frs The rsua ~ JIssu.cwsa Gcnrsai IN Ma
US General ss,u6ess ssea,,
No A.isws II Mss,.s{Tx m ,ssss.siss
sra~,,a III 10 ,wc~~rs s~sSasssssd,
banning IN siss . ssrs a. Csa~ss,a
I'm ux&iaa Of NJ. Dsas~r ef N~sA Car.
s.sss. tho aes,sc pc~ceAeA 10 she e'ecsaoa
n tsnslsss. - vs~s werc eaSt. u vhscA
si.x Res. e. ~. R.ns~s. ttshsgasis isrne 'he
lsss .ssssea, rree,sed ~. and was Declared
ciccirS. 1855
T, Ia tn li,nsr tisc csiv mater u xnpcr.
lance ems sbc dsscuAs,oa Il Me- Brooks
musinn 10 r.fof N Il fsri Of the pessi~n''s
'srssas. r-,a,iux 10 . Tariff 10 . Seieci-
t;ssrmissee h collect facts and rpof TO
the House. Il was r3,c.cd--y css 20, nays
tau.
We4~esfsy.--Mr. CLEMENS harslncel
resolution authorizing the Pws,dcns ~ COZ
fer urca Grncral s,sesa tho rank cf Len
senan. General.
/! fiar.s.-Th-sstxnA,ng Committees WEIR
appointed. They we're very s,rraier To tf'csc
af i,s, year.
1 On mosion Of Mr.. Fuller Of Msine, III"
House took up snd pnraea tive Senate bail.
authorizing Register to issue to the bark
Ks,c Wheeler, of Mime. i
Mr.. Houston introduced bill. spprupri.
ssing 10000 for tho payment. a. compcn-
.siicn. Of the messengers Cor bringing Ia
: Washington the vote for Prc~iden and Vice
| President. which was passed.
On Thnr.day the Sen,,c held an execu.
tive session. In the House Mr.. Dune II
announced the death II Mr.. Thompson du
ring the vacation. The customary rcsolu
tions werc adopted.
{ On Friday the SENATE was mot in session
! The House vas principally occupied in re
: scrring the various subjects Of the Prsi
|. lcnt's message to the Appropriate commit
tees. Mr.. German gave noti.s TINT h
should introduce bill authorizing the Pres
ident to confer the title Il Lieut.. Genera
on Gen. Scott. H~-'
Saturday, no session Of the Senate o
;, House.
.nonday.--Thc scn,te suspended tn
. rules to complete the standing committees
The minority on each committee wcr
nominstcd by the democrats, and the mi
: noriiy filled up by the Wings. Mr. Hal
l. was excluded M Mr. Bright said, for tn
}" reason that no belonged to no healthy pc
Il liticai organization. The discussion Of Il,
= Kentucky case was resumed. The fac,
!, are these: the last Spring, when the Ker
- lucky Legislature was in session, Mr. Cha
10 sent in his resignation to take effect som
IN months afterwards. Tho Legislature accel
~ ted the resignation and elected MI Dixo
n to all the vac ,ncy. Previous to the tim
,r when the resignation was to take effect N
nj Clay died, and the Governor Of Ken,uck
appointed Mr. Merriwca,hcr, dem. to fill h
20 vacancy; and he cliins the right to hol
It, until the meeting Of the mkt Legislature
OF virtue Of the appointment. Mr. Dixonc CLAIM
~ his righ, by virue ofhis election BY the L
~ gislaiurc.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-18

Vassssr AlsAsAe,--Tkrcash The pe.
fsss-ss sfisa pahIsshss., Mcssrx HAsaslL
4 r.lssA, If Woodstock. ve have r..
es,-a copy a shs valuable vcsi, n.,iy
ts,si IA cscsh; eoniAaains . nap ii The
s',,,. tie last ~ss fs Hssir osnee,s. sAs
sssns tra place II s-~,desrs 81 every vss.
lie oLers ~ the Hsaie. ssasoeosnisal esiea.
l'n's k< tbs soeaias yesr, . complete
a,esss nssnss~niasn. and rres, deal o,
saiassl. ssaiisssesi and other ,nfuunssson
% b essaisea from - Other soaso. Eve
" f.lnais IN vcrrsosa should hive copy
- he prsee b usrrs tsae compared -ai
es ssai ~sfsh
asssesa hs Aem
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-18

TaG WE.Tara,---A weather n,ongcr in
Portland, Me- BY extracts from an old
weather record, shows that there have of
eli been jos, such Defenders rs the pres
emf, rs far back as I72. Af,er oil, Solo
mon waa no, Ear ou, Of the way when he
. I'D there Vas nothing new under the son.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-18

O. Rev. Mr.. YARsISeToS, Of Stamford
Conn. recovered verdict Of $3.50 in the
New York Superior Count, against the n.
y. and New Haven Railroad Company for
the injuries inflicted upon his wife BY Il
collision on the 9Th Of January last.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-18

RAuboAp Acs'bF>y.---Tvo frcich;
,ss;s,s cs'as ~ collision At the JnBcts7u rt-st
,his s'scr, r7''y IN Nonlsy last. The ff-'
uain. ~hrr .,'~s the su,,ns.s Of this place,
mas,paiiy. vas detained here IN lesd,ng
snd unlosdIax lnnger than asaai. The &C.
con.l lei, Nn-hhcld al it, usual tnnc, and
r,scl,"d the !nnc'ion inst as the tain from,
thus p.see ~s backing IN ~ the main track.
Tn. sei,cinan -,w both trains appro'eh.
Ing, ,na earc the -ieaai for the tram coming
from No.-i.ic ID 10 stop: bat ,hi. was found
,,nyrac.,c ,Sle on account Of the ice on the
track. The steam was reversed, snd the
brskes spphcd. but Without avail Ihr col.
l...oa VA. terrible. The conductor, = NJ,
Wocdbnry, and a brakeman by the name 81
csrse, were seriously injured, but IT is tho
no, fassi.y. One Of the engines was badly
aan,sgrd, and two or three cars smsshed
No BLAME. ~c are assured, can justly be al,
,ached to any one every man was at hi
post, and ondravoring to d. his Duty
trhr,s,iap Messenger.
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O. Governor Brown, Of Florida, in his
annual message to the Legislature, recon-
mcnds the forcihle removal Of the Semin-
oles, in case Billy Bowlegs does not fulfil
his promise to emigrate,
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e. The s,smped envelops. which the
mes prsaga isw reeuisos the deysnnens
10 place in the kAnds IT the possrDssle,s
fss sale, gill " ready IN Jssssy.
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Tas vosk Ca ,hr ve,snass, ship II TIE
linz. IN liz chsis1aoss Nary Yard. Is ps,-
gersAssn. sesy rspsily. Ti,r-e LaadnG assd
sassay s,rn as~ nos II ~ork vpou this saxip
siossr
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Gov. wngb', Il Indians. has appointed
Hen Chssses W. cnis~sr Ss-nn,cr in Con
grcs-- N pace 81 Iion. ya.Dns Whiieosns,
de~aasaa.
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conducted dccoro,,sly. bu, without snr
show 81 cu,hasiasm. From the rains taken
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10 g, xAesd. sscrsssexsa siil sepa bs re.
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TVS psi>s ur,a ~h~h sie ir.>srs,'be
~ises sse 10 ~ earssd from sssW rrsnciscr
ssa 'hss city 10 thu s"s M IN tbs inicrscr a
The szsansry. arr srarsY sll wsrc,nd. ssi q.
~csn a. ias ~srr srrs ~ fssa she ''s'sstes.
st shall be favored 9TH pe~s per slight
nias iia~s
Tiy Assarn snl Deer River Canal Cwn
psay h,sr in,rSacea the water into ihr,
eAssl. thus furnishing a supply u = iars'
esscni " aiming e"antrs s.sieh has hsther
10 ss beaa s",sed Gr tisr want Of il.
| Tie. sa.r.s tgts Of goli for the n-r
ssso.a 10 Cone ~ili probably be snallc
r hM f.s sane time .'ass, - At this rcason q
the year The water IN the ri.er ia tor high Z
Ienablc the mine to ~ort. while IN Tie DE-
.l.xgiass The. are sa;ferins f,r ,ne 1ari {
~. X Inv rain constitutes. hu~ ,ci. who
Is fai!ans sA.lc write. they viii p;ob,bl
be iA,nrei soon with b,,pntifil supply
Nv md RIGA saf,ee aiggings have r,
, e.n,l, been discovered pea. Orc city. ,
, bJui ,wcn'y-.,,cn n,.lcs n,r,lieas, IL In
; city, covering the country for sorsc mil,
. 10 eH;rss. On sccoun II the h,incss
!. ihs co',a:ry. which rnakrs II impossible
sssis ii,, ,i,t, . rsiiroad his been propos,
\ " carry i, to Bear River, di lant abou, /,
iaslcs isSan tlsr dirginSs.
n H. The rceena large arrivals Of vessels fro
. the Atlantic ports hive again supplied O
). markets with many articles which bvg'
4 .p be much needed. The rcccn, fires, ho,
q, ever. viii have tendency to keep Up d
a prSc On many "f tho n fof snc time.
a Among the many runoss in cireulaii,
s among goss'Ians fraternity, N ono tbs, Nj
,e Goossenow, Of the Allexhamans, has
!. charmed the hrars Of one Of our city AID
/ mrn, that II y suprmed th,t "n,usieal ii
4 viii b. 'hc result. 4t