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Choice Family Flour.

1UST received fine lot Of very choice
d Family Flour, in whole and half bhIs.
This -four is groun: TO order. Every pakc-
age guaranteed to give entire satisfaction.
NAV 10 JOSHUA BEAL
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New A0pertisem ents.
Notice.

A MEETING of the Stakeholder Of the
II Crosse Tete and Baton Rouge Plank
Road Company, will be held at Jas. n.
Johnston's store on the 2sth instant, for the
purpose Of accepting the act Transportation
granted by the Legislature, and for other
purposes Of interest to the company.
JAS. H. JOHNSTON, Secfy
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~Mr. Charles J. Searles, a
native Of this city is spoken Of as Aud
i:or for the state Of Mississippi.
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g AN DID TIE S.

~We are authorised to announce
CHAS. r. GRENEAUX, as a candidate
for the office of State Treasurer subject to
the decision Of con. ention.
IL We are authorized to announce
Judge W. B. ROBERTSON, as candidate
for Judge Of the Sixth Judicial District :
composed of the Parishes of Iberville, East
and West Baton Rouge.
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Money exchanged.
TTTESTERN' Money bought and sold
w b. J. C. LANOUE
may 10 Harvey House row.
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rThe name of Mr.. Preston Pond
Jr. stands prominently before the
people, as a candidate for congress
from this District. Mr.. Pond is one
Of the few in number, who can get up
before an audience and express him.
self in a manner to be understood and
without tireipg his hearers. This we
deem the most essential requisite for a
g God Legislator.
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Notice.
Sazth JudiriaI Dist. Court, Parish
IF East Baton Rouge,
M HEREAS GABRIEL GuzMAN. and
w BsRNAkp DUruY, Of said Parish have
applied to the Hon. Sixth Judicial Districs
Court, for sa,d Parish, to be appointed joint
administrators of the succession of Jacques
Moreau, decs ased.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons in
terested to show cause within ten days
from the first publication Of. this notice, why
the said application should not be granted.
my 10. M. MORENO, Clerk.
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BATON ROUGE:::::MAY, ID, 1858

wIOHN G. WIRE, Corner of Canal
and Chartr.s stseets, New Orleans, is the
only authorized Agent for this paper in that
city, any business with this paper can be
transacted through him. and his receipts be
subscriptions, advertisements. &C., will for
valid.
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Map Of 1ouisfskrin.

THE new and improved mapof Louisi-
y ana compiled from the latest and
most authentic surveys. both public and
private, by G. w. r. Bayley. civil engineer
1853. For sale by J. C.. LANOCE.
may lily Harvey House Row.
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rIt will be seen that Judge c.
4. GRENEAUx is candidate for re-
election to the Office of State Treasurer.
during his short service in that de-
partment. Judge Greneaux has made
an able aud efficient officer. He is
always at his post, and from his natur-
ally afible and corteous department,
has secured the friendship of every
one having business with the Office
A better, and more popular nomina-
ton cannot be made by the conven-
ton.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-15
RAILROAD DECISION.

The following important decision, Of
long pending Railroad case, has Just been
decided by the Suprcme Court, at Burlinp-
,o,. A. .,,car. nv the E,,, pr., Of las,
s.,,,a,y from Which We o,o,e
p.s',. c.,,, I..,,,, s.a,,,a ma I,,., t.,,m
Joseph hatch vs.. va. cs.,r.i n. n. Co.
Tn, WINS an action ON the case for dam.
ages to the plaintiffs house. land. and place
Of business. caused by the construction of
defendants rnilroad in front thereof, thro'
and across Main and Water streets, in Bur
linpton. whereby an embankment W as rais-
ed in said street. and the access to the
PREMISES Of the plaintiff rendered less easy
and convenient, and also for such damages
al were occasioncd TO the plaintiff by the
daily running Of the cars and engines Of
the defendants on the same railroad, there
by affecting the business and trade of the
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~ whag fas sa.u.ess sppftsssssis, and
60 sea~sASs Depssra ahpardiy asiDdes
lsrnsseif -ah The ssF-cfsiaoa, that Ncf-
a.osa, N NE sFgsphshiag ssaas tanca's.n.
~tfl ,ls4k ese ~. u n, psss,aen sAs has
always herss6,ss 80 Eslisreis ssSsa,~d
.sa ssrpsse1, 90 M oibrits' a. Wing
yxsss sg2ns. Th~rv 10 ~ rr~~sa fs rsch
syg~sAsenssn Of eyp~essiior, Fos,aeS the
wiag party Is roe, ne brsys1<ssc. prepared
70 a. 10 1sry and iAsss % NJ feason rhy
- sA.ssui5 nss BE- 81 rcsAy ssa willing IN
ssFgss, M. Fstsciples Ne have 80 long
loved. tAesssh~A ssA us.iBsAipcd. - e,es
hsf.rs. Ga the contrary. Inducements 10
frnsseT crersioa srr c~usssriiy sccs'yois-
unx ns~ Aesa.es q .c,iun- irsnspsrc
osssissoasiy he same rsssoas, msdr
ssragss ~ psoss practical srpI'c.,,oa ex-
ies nov as formerly 10 tndoo- on uh7asi.-
ssS Support ~ Wing mra and measures.
and ~ vn.,isrsing usJ.ssitssa 10 Ill sP
y~sssh-- II he f.lsssy-so-eaiic5 Drrccr.
Cyl kai 4 ve d oar duty as be-omss true
s~-A Sra. Incorporating Wings. there
, NJ tsase fvf sis.m.
Der es.s,Alastes fos State and Coutsy
cseer are before the people ,hey arr
ino~n 10 be n.ea ~e can safely trust.
and men ihs, We sh,.ai5 delight 10 homer /,
they ar spo~h As whigs devoted 10 the
cause. ss ,nsa and worthy psblic servants.
Ci.o~sn fron the circle q or immediate
friends ard BeigAbo-, ~e are NJ, only ar
gusini@d 9Th them {. pubi,o mcn, bu, as
Tsisat. ,iiisens, and 10 ertebdcd crsmins-
t,on a character OF studied l.adsi,on h.
nre5ed from as 10 Commend thefn 20 the
hearty ssJ undivided support d the county.
There is no mason 10 dcob, bot that they
~ill receive such support.
ssds questions and false issue. will be
Dscssed BY Cur opponents In tins a. they
have been In every preceding campaign
and ssefy -sp~disis, such .s the excite
sea II local ptciaA'ee-. mi.rcpte.en,a
ncn q opnsons. and mis- statements 81
csep conceivable nature, viii be rc.ortca
10 'os The purpose Of gaining the smsiles,
Advantage. This species Of miserable
ehsscep has already scca commenced,
and frcm sc,be r,eea, Indications, we sho'd
Judge ths, " Is In BE- followed ca, system.
si,eslly 10 the death" Il 10 advisable u
gasra ssains, ,he~ tricks Of III. enemy.
We have an Increasing confidence il
the eternal duration Of those grca, princi
pies that have heretofore sctpaied the WINS
party, and painted the way TO a thousan.
uia@phs and 40 far Trust In the stern
an~aser'ne integrity 81 the frermen @
vermohs a. to believe they will ncs sllo,
-ths star that never sets To pale be
nys in the approaching contest. Tn,
isas Of September vii prove whether tn,
uuss Is misplaced.
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.vs.,,.r.,,o. ~m,aeo.,s.r,os


The Why's q Rcnningtcn County int
IN Couyetrion si aflingson. % WedRc--
dsy. Juiy dsl. vorrasni Ia call ~ Ccnr'iy
Ccsmuifire.
IS. B,.rus, q IN, Cooausificc. called
the couvention 10 order and on mcf'oA
H.xs.s C.srttn. Esq- q Arlingtcn
was sp,,ois,ed Chairman. and J. HAisss
Crsn~sS, Of Beniington, Secretary.
On rus,ion. a Committee " two frcn
each town. nosnips,ed By the delegates
from the respective towns, was appointed
TO pscseu, the names u candidates for
States Attorney, Sheriff. and High bsilif.
On sotion. the same Committee were In
.troc,ad 10 rrpor to the oonsentinns Of their
r-p-c,ivc I'ru,bate hssuc,s. the names ef
candidate. cor the several shire offices.
On motion. Committee on Re~olniions,
consisting Of Haas, Ghss, y. H. Hart,
aud II. h. Fow,tS. was appointed. Adj.
ArrrnSoos.
The Committee Oh Nominations reported
the following names;
States Atorpsy-E. II. BrKroN, Man
chester.
shcriG-JAsrrN WALL Dorset.
High Bsiliff-S. NJ. Ros,ssos, Benning-
u
For The SonfA Siiv.
Scnator--NoRn,x MItiISoroS, OF
SALISBURY.
County Judgc--M.JoR w. Porrrn,
Pownal.
Probaie--SAsrEL II. BeowS, Benning-
ton.
For u, North Shir.
Sen6ior-HARNoSC ASriELp, Arlington.
County Judrc-IsKArL n. SYKxs, Dor
set.
Proba,e-Hrm.s MoRsE. Dorset.
The report was accepted. and the names
reported we're unanimously nominated.
The Committee on Resolutions reported
the following, which were adopted;
Resolred, That we still cling, with un-
shaken confidence, 10 the principles and
policy 30 steadily adhered to in this State
through long series Ct years. They have
given us sound currency, developed our
agricultural and mineral resources, promo
ted the prosperity, good order, and inielli-
gence Of our people, and justly secured for
our commonwc alth the reputation Of the
most truly republican Of all States.
Resoired, That, though defeated in the
late national canvass, the Wing party IN
"Old Vermont" is mol doad-but will ever
be found, where she has always been found
in the thickest Of the fight, in the maintep
ancc Of her cherished principles.
Resoired, That we heartily approve o.
the doings of the late Wing State Conyen
ton, and of the nominations made this day
for County Officers; and that VIC VIII dc
all in our power to ensure their triumphant
election.
On motion, County Committee ofthrce
for the year ensuing, consisting Of N. b
HALL, Of Bennington, II. X. FOWLER, o
Manchester, and NORMAN BorruM, o
SALISBURY, was appointed. Adjourned.
HARMON CANFIELD, Chairman
J. HALsEr CUsHsAS, Sec'y.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-15

We hare ps as yet received q sufficient
deg'cc 81 spcoangcisosa 10 warrant us In
oemn.ess,ng the regular issue 81 the Daily
Hsraid. Asoa, e~s haad,sd cad kry have
sa,rrcd their names ~ sabscnber., and
sill tbsy come = bat sc must have D.vs
t,sts ih,s raanscr, certainly. before enesg-
Ing 10 make susA pablicaiioa a pesma-
nsua matter We oniss nun any max In
IN essrspf,sa hte ,has, frzn which we do
md sspsa any PC unsAry benefit bot II ~e
get sshscnsess escasb to make il pay ss
pssss~, II ~,i = 60 in-"--oshsrvi.e, thcrr
ssws be issch ss~ssrsss.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-15

fsEs
tn. Thssd Asrsal Meeting e tins A.
sscisssn vfll b. held q, Rusi.nd. con-
ss-cscipg % Tes~asy. thc IA q Aaxss.
Of = oSiaes. A. NJ ssA csssttnae thruash
The TIs,r-as, falls~rsg.
NJ an arrangement 9th the Nerrncns
RsilreAa Ces.p4nsss, ti,e~e ~ho s,scn1 tho
meeting q the tssccsatisa. ~sli be earned
ard sssurp.a ,o' ere enc say. A rrtarn
card vii se furnished By the conductors.
The friends q Edacsi'oa vii receive
hsa,ry ssloe-s Of Rg,iand
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Itrsnsr.
FS,c-eon. Address by Rev. W ssrrH,
u. D. Darlington. 4 g
.fficrnssn. Address, swords Rev. J.
y. wsIsss, Pnscipsl u Troy Conference
Academy.
Ereuisg 49, address, The Importance
u cul,iyu,ing taste IN Common Schools"
by Rev. J. II. wicsH.s. Principal Of Burr
Seminary.
wtp~rsD,r
TSgrsoen.- Address. "Grads,ion of
Schools by Rev. l. u. Plnkrn, Burning
ton.
.ine,neoa. Address. "Tbe sources Of
Educational Influence by II. oherrr, A..
NJ. Principal Of Thciford Academy.
Eroning Address, " Books by G. IL.
HArpr>, Esq, St. Adams,
TaUHsBAu.
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fornTH or JriY Acriprrr- We are
deeply psined to record, that Mr.. Jarob "a
icy Of this village, vas seriously injured on
the 9Th by the bursting o. a cylinder. or
something a that sort, .hich was heavily
charged with pO~der. Mr. T. VA passing
on business when II discharged, and a piece
weighing shout Is pounds struck hnn on
the upper and back par, of the tip.
A sou q Mr. Jonas Brown Is reported 10
have ioas an Eye BY the erplosisn q Are
cracker. When oil rsen ~ho elnin tl.e
exclusive r'gia TO sa@ks laws, stop thu
uihing 18th human life and eosnfos; The
s'ssAy' -ouia keep the boys IA bed o
nAgkis, And Psol.ibSt Gre crackers AMI bum
,hg Po-aef ZOE foR.--lwindi.aH CoSaiy
DessocnI
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Ga Monday nigia. the z7,s ul,., s.,,e
uEinos person entered the bsd-rs-.aa a
". Willard, A. NJ PRINCIPAL IL the Or.
snge County Grammar school nj Randolsh
c~s''fe. and -hiis he -ss sslecf. stole from
han t-o rsisssls ~s,s,.o.. -crsk sbos, one
hsnared ooli.. Has p.n,sIcoa- Vs.,
uhsa .slsA inle the hail .diolniar. and lea,
s.'n'is that iiiis cash be had BY h..n.
.h'eh e1d Nd sree~d tsA asllsfs. Nj. W.
sifiS HPoh the ssennd noos. and the koass
.ss snterrd th5ougs -iaAo- selo.-
No 'raes a sAhsr lAs V'Sf-ry 70 III. th..f
e.s yea be f'uaA-lGrvsa MSsssais Her.
ala.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-15

There y NJ better hooking paper IN the
STATE than The NeunoH, journal. Pobi,sted
at wInd-Of. Since DOMINIC liz ne~ at
tire, se have fel, degree Of pr9e and
ssiisfse,ioa thai our State po.sesses men
q suh'cieus sserPn-e 10 publish. aud men
q ssz'csem d,sermin@f.on 10 appreciate
and Support. . newspaper Il - much mer.
q, AZ regards both NJ mechanical eseou-
nos and ths hsgh loas u IL oosiosn
Thai SAY ealOy . rairs.Age sp.sdiRs
"a n e-ssrs. V -.<ssiag II tiss bel u Coz
tune
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While we are on the subject Of 81 strong
minded women" we will chronicle mark
ed case which, Ms it occurred in Windiam
county, we are surprised not to have seen
recorded in the Democrat. At the last
session of the County Court in that county,
a bill in chancery was pending against one
Mrs. s., a woman Of considerable note in
the southwest part Of the county. There
was no appearance on the docket for the
defendant. and when the case was reached
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-15


NV NoNs, Jaly III.
The steamer illiu,ts. irsa A~Fsawsh,
arrived early this psnlng, With California
dates ~ Jupr ftah. Shc hnngs so Pss'
s-nrc- AMI ~i,~siooo IN gold un tresgili
The rsiscipal cspsirnccs are AdAma q
To. $4,000 puncan sherman s'shstn !;
Wells. Fargo A Ia, s,S.up.
Tie ship Carrirr Pigeon. frcm Rvsion W
san rapci.ee. went s-hcrr June dsh ~ a
fog an Poiut Nov Year, abou, NJ mil~~
-outh ~ San rancisco. Two steamers
we're srm 10 the wrrck aud iAp pack
ayes of hight merchandise were saved. ~
ship a total loss also much of the cargo.
The Steamer Sea Bird. which was sen,
10 her assistance. was bcaehcd while taxi.
inr ont the csrgo. At las, accounts, she
was breaking to pieces.
4 docl was Tough, on Saturday morn
ing, Jane iith. near the m,--son Dolores.
h,twccn Edward Toby, clerk of the As
1sam Aldermen, cf San Francisco. and
Dr Alfred Crane. late Of Louisiana. The
latter was the challenged party.--.lisiancr
ten psccsi weapons, navy p,etcls. Al the
second fire. Crane was shirt ,hr'ogh the
body. and died the next morning.
The weather was very waua in Califrr.
us--thc Thermometer varying frum ~ ~
iO2 in the shade.
The Path Finder had arrived with dates
from Hong Kong 10 April 9Th, aud Shang.
hai to the 18th. The captarc Of Nankin
and subsequent defeat Of the rebels is fully
confirmed. The Hong Kong Herald gives
details Of various crucltics pcrpctn,cd by
the insurgents. They were making indis-
criminaic slaughter oitho Budhists' priests
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-15

MONTREAL AND VERMONT JUNCTION
RAmwAr.-This road has now been taken
up. in earnest, by the Municipal Council
OF the county Of Missisquoi, through the
length Of which county it is chartered TO
pass. At a meeting Of the Council, spec
ially called for this purpose, on Tuesday
last, they voted unanimously to take stock
in the road to the extent Of fIO0,O0O, and
the bylaws 10 be submitted 10 the people
for their sanction forthwith Montreal
Gar
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-15

os.ses cousrr.--The wings Of Or.
ange Counfy have nominated for Senators,
Jos- Atkinscn. Nevbap, Walter CsrPen-
tar, Randolph; zoe Ash Judges. Nsihl
King, Tunhndge, Henry Bui,erheld, Top
sham foe States Attorney, Be,nAm Mar
tan, cheIsss for Sheriff, chss. C.P. Bald
vim, Bradford Tor Judge q Probate, bad
ford District, Joe. \ More. s,raaond; for
Judge q Probate, Randolph District. John
n Hate hin-on, Randoiyh.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-15

VERMONT MAksLE.-We had brought
into our Office, few days since, plate,
rather smaller in size than common din
ing plate, manufactured in Castleton, VT,
from tho Rutland marble. 1t is beautiful
ly finished with high polish. When shown
to one Of our merchants, who deals largely
in crockey ware, he at first pronounced
il French China. Judging from this speci-
men, we see no reasoDwhy we may not
ere long have our tables furnished with
plates, tea and coffee sets Of pure white
msrble.--LK eene Sentinel.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-15

NJ. EssrssI issieea In ,l.~ i..s p.u,A,,
efreu' p@i,sft csrssl sessce oftlse ssAA.,A
soisesi cslss~sssa si osr pl.os Ga the nh
ms LIS sl~s,sa saAlisf u deep isae,~.
" "ees seeA sssay q ehilafen a. those
pr~rss "a that ccesssoa bon IN ths N.
sasncs sss res1~rca 4osbly 80 b. he .ws.-
ssce ~ tss tla&ig~ js.rBiic CG,osf. snAr,
NJ sscciasn eftieis soooss,.Ish-s teacher.
NJ Az. hsss.sn. fsssssine pan % The
@icssi'an i~-r si.s, i.ssss. and -A.-e v.r.
81 huv fes-sss~s Isu<uis.~sa p~r, q
sA.~ ss~i<ss Al ths chsycA.
TAs ehss ~ eousgs~ed Il cAa.Area ftssu
W " yssr u age, sAd esnsn sasos.x q.
-s,knsi any Frssassaoss. 90 pr,ssous ,sain.
hx &c ~ eces<a.sh bat lnssy - tts sass...
ss- rsaseeS teFres q aas,u.i ujes
sssS eslssssss.a ,hsa -aaid b. hlea.l, e,..s.
vssAe ~ sw.s,seu.ss - ,-.,.,-r ,-,-
spo.iiss ssaassev IN hsss a ,l.ris ,n.s,~,s
sss. ana ae'sn@s~ssAs t,.s y<~as.hlln,
sas 'safsssssos q "a sssay esli~rs a IA.
snasA = "a fsilsis~s -assais. lsE ca.
y sat ti-si NJ N ctggss the rss-sss.sa g,
sfaAg ass 4 Ms a.,sa soneeszful lus,sais
,s~asss sDseaF ia -k.cA all .hs .er
fte>~s - Ne oooNsaaA sliadoA d .s,l Al
ur, n zen usfsod
4 fsasr - s.esss Auac.
kssassA Jsls i-sa
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-15

q The esmsscepem Il William.
College tskes place TIA, year. On the Is,h
Il Aagass. On Sunday evening . Gem.
rsescespsf, sermon vii be delivered be.
trs the Nils rheolagscA ss<,e.y. by Rev.
Gca. w. Bsshass, u. D., u Nes York.
rnesaA, snsrseoa, VIA PIN falmer, E~s.
q Nss fost, oh E<oaouHes Poem. and
Hes. jc-hss n. Dssfassh. q AInsaa.lf.a,
D. G. vsss eeiives the oruiion before the
Aisnsss- In The evening, the PINE RAe.
'onosi ksAisiisoa viii take place af,e,
~a'cA 'oaa Tbo~r~oa, Ess- 81 Po.vl,,
tsef~as. y. " ~iil sdarrss tbs Ilssr.r
Societies. Ga "Wednesday. ,Aere ill be
ss Usual eoaaaeaoeeycA saercise-,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-15

oH Teesdss a., br.brsa.A l-u.-s,s
" me esHFaas q the Rstiss1 Raj Re-
"a By u's rssns = jaAn rsren 6eil a.
js-al'ed fs''sr she es. ~hfAs Ia uaas,o,, 4,
US psIss T'u.4nSs Ia B<ils-s F.a. M.
P'-'ia... sss saeA, th.i he cas-. ss.... .,,,,
on % As i"ss, rsaaanag .sspsls.siaa s.s.
s--sf, o. ~ ih'ss-p tAs hosi a sAs b..
u'.-a NJ aes'es SO -ss talen Il and 40
NJ % 'srs.er 'A'Hry.- A,sri-eose EArl.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-15
TWO CASES At PITTsFIELD FOR VI
Citations OF THE LICENSE LAW.

CT, Y..,, R.,,h., Cv.rn..y
p;.-sa,1 Tai, All Th;s was an com
r,.;n, ID .a,;ns, tho ,csnonden, far sel.
rnm s0,n;sh;po Or o;y;no away. liouor IN
-. ;,a;,n5n.Is Ths ,esronden, was
~. hacoro Ir.,;co plo.som-, iurv
ws. ar,n,sd II annearcd in testimony.
H., s;v ~ o;.h, f,r,ers in said town Of
p;,,sola c,nhhod ,ooo,herr and furnish
"a NJ, C,,,nsev With v,y;ous amoupts of
money ""'o" "' 'on " poeVo. s. w. n ,i.
hacn man "'s :: nav u. = '"e o ~ a ~ 'ad.n,,
equal III pfopo''''" '" wv ''"'"'' y '
sent a'ter paying expenses, .ho~'s Nv
compensation IN any form 10 "r "uc'"Sey'
I. Il. POWERS ednor OF inc Ae"Pe'u"e'
Stdnddrd, appeared LOT .hc PIoSeeu''o"'
ana 'ohn .. marcy ana l. 'io'ea" 70,
the respondent Dr. ro"e's oo"'enue"
That this act OF the respondent vas ''o'a-
uon OF inc ia"' III furnishing u'e "q"o''
ana mat TINS ploVis'o" "as ,o' inc cAp'e'S
purpose Oh reaching OF "'eeu,s oneh'es y,
mis eharacter' Inc responue"'' eo"''',
COMMENDED that no 'acs OF iac' s"Ppo'"u
IN the Case constituted ''oiauoh VI my
oil the provisions OF sa'a 'a"' h''e, "igu
ineht ana chnrge ny ',e eou'', '"e Ju'y
Drought IN vefa'c' aga"', '"e 'esp'"'
ent ior h'e VIOLATIONS o' INC ,""' :,
~" case ''e"'eu .on',u'''''.
eAc"e'ne" !" u"e very pe"'e"' ''"n "
risheid' ana IN uiere ID prospect "'a'
an Interesting controversy WIZ gro" o"'
OF u, we iorpear comments d, ti''s ,i"'e'
IL An .ec,;,ona.n At,
p;.,.e'',S Ii, az Comn,.;n,~ .;ol.,;on
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oo'V'. 'u''.' D''o $3.50" "
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We lssrn that an sPpsiostion ON be
made Al The srx' session ~ The l-eri-lsiur,
q tfs tsssie. for Charter a R.ilraad
ho@s wia.i-as ~ eens.ct -ith the Ruslsr.d
and baFiiRgsss Rsiifoa4. ct souns yssu N
ihs iasa u CsFcil1l-A ~.
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NJ" foRk, July IL.
Yesterday afternoon, at 5o'clock, q fire
broke out IN the boiler room Of Ripley g.
Co.'S steam planning saw mills and lumber
yard, and spread no rupidly that, in n short
time wheeler's packing box factory, Bur
netf's trunk establishment, and Poiner's
lumber yard were developed in flames. The
heat was so Intense that the fircmep could
not work efeetuslly. A large amount Of
property Is destroyed. The buildings de-
stroyed are situated near the river.
horsce Poinier's loss Is about $4,000,
and insured TO small amount.
Ripley a. Co.'S loss IL about sIOO. 600 .
insured for about $4,000.
whole loss 10 estimated from $3.50, 900 to
sIJ0,0O0.
Many sheds, cut-buildingr, fences, &c,
were CONSUMED. The ruins were still bur.
ning at 10 o'clock.
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