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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16

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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16
Ths Pacific Railroad.

By the original project of Mr. Whit
ney, had il been carried out, railroad
from the foot of Lake Michigan through
the South Pnssto Columbia River. with
branch to San francisco, would have
paid It's own cost by giving value to the
land over which il passed Mr. Whit
ncys plan was rejected because the
profits of the road would have created
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16

A Toronto (Canada) correspondent
of the New York Tribune states that n
free negro from the States recently ar
rived at that place with the intention Of
taking wife of his own color. The
girls father is repnied 10 possess. and
docs possess. considerable property
He gave the daughter in marriage. but,
like prudent man, kept his cash.
This did not suit The matrimonial spec
nlaior--ior such The fellow proved TO
be--and lac resolved 10 make something
ont Of The match. WIN il be believed.
he took his bride to slave shamhles. sold
her. and, putting The proceeds into his
pocket. went along his sconndrel way
The father has gone in search Of his
lost daughter.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16

BunLINGToN.--Onr authorities have not
been idle since the Maine law went into
operation in this State.
There have been four seizures of liquor
under the law; from p. Murphy, 80 to 100
gallons from James Mclaughlin, so TO 90
gallons. These were the fist seizures, but
the liquor still remains IN custody, await
ing the decision Of the Justice. The 9TH
or two seizures were from Mrs. McKen-
non, 40 gallons, and from Mr. Brown, 30
gallons. In both these casos the liquor
has been destroyed
Two or three arrests have been made of
persons found intoxicated.
To-day, since the above was written,
I. b. Wilson has been arrested, plead gull
ty, and was fined 300 and costs.-lFree
Press.
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AoMe nLaiiers.

ASorufA ~SriarEr- OF LiQroa.-A
couple o. persons, Who live M, = thousand
inilus from Guflea. sad who Coz the slte
Of convenience ~e vii cali Bill T. ami 10
scph w. mt one dsy las; week Cor the
purpose Of ,rsnse,ine business. Amer
LEAVING the Office Of NJ Quill Bill says 10
his companion. Il should like little gin be-
fsre z ing home, but suppose the article
Is DO, to be had IN THIS place" Joe, who
lived in the vicinity, answered, II think ]
can find some, let US try Accordingly
they entered the public house bat found it
minus the landlord. Bill says 10 Joe, "you
are acquainted here, look IN the lcck-up.
the door is open" Joe looked about and
found large jug partly filed, hauled it
out and took out the seppor. Bill applied
his nose 10 the jug and pronounced 1t rum.
jos turned out glass. and handed ii TO
Bill, who tasted and hAndcd II back. Joe
then smalt 81 the "cfiiicr,' pronounced il
alcohol, and proposed 10 have drink
Both then took good swig" and slid on,
ofibe room quietly. On getting to the door
Joe oonjeciured that there was turpentne
taste IN his mouth, and he then rccollecled
tha, the landlord kept jug Of Burning
Fluid in the very place where he found the
one from which they had ''imbibcd." He
Immediately informed Bill Of the fact
What followed was rich. Bill in the ago
ny Of his soul. cries, "Where's the Doctor
for Gods sake, whore is the Doctor z"
"liold on says Joe, ..for heavens sake be
quiet; we have families whose reputation
is at stake. If we must die through our
own folly, let US do i, as men, and not dis
grace our families" But Bill had TO great
love Of life TO think Of consequences, and
started for help. Joe seized him by tie
shoulder and held on, at the same time en-
deayonng TO pursuade him that they had
better die, carrying the secret to the grave
with them, than to have il made public BY
calling the aid Of physician at that time,
but suggested TINT they might live to reach
DR. c, who could use the stomach pump,
and would keep their secret. Upon this
they both got into the sleigh aud started,
and as they turned the corner, with the
horse upon the run, we heard Joe say,
''Should live through this III join the
Son's.- Bellows Falls STANDARD.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16

The coeniy CeHf faf ihis County CON.
raei.eeri Ne sesaoA on Tuesday lat. Hon
RonuET PsHAroisr presiding. sssis,.d b,
sstsr hitfooe and LAsaboN.
The h'si case third, Rshs Coz, arain.,
.frwy Hhiass. vas as sctan II sssani..il
on iuoasssa'e nase, the defence 10 vhich
sas, iiai 81 as rrrcutra on snnlsv. AZ.
euea by Mnafrs. hHiess ana lrNr fnf N
psir'ih- AMI Mrssfs. FaR,r. AID Nsno,.
sos 'ar TIE affsper. The jury. aher 10.
cad charge 'rsn The Judge. coald 10, ar-er
end eCre Sisrhs'sri.
best'a~ia =. Bass,9 sgaIn.t p,r,rv 7.
ds,fAst, the neal esnsa iriod. uss Az A..
''en i'.s Assasl, - piea, sc.f,defenee -arvu.A
By = " Hooers snd Paws Rsararos.
~ tla'i''id sHi Passss and Bnsss.. a.,
af'todsi'i. cs'assnsnepd "Wednesday and
fnd'y n'orn's's iar jap Coming 10 na
sgrrsa' usf. aiseh'rgod
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Yellow Ptvtr al Rio Jansiro.
BALTIMORE, April 18Th.

bALIlhoht' Apfil I'm.
We have late ndyices from Rio Jan.
Giro The yellow fever was raging
iearinlly when the Indus Iefi. The
barqnc Rhonr had lost lis serond mate
The wife and son of Capt. Higgins. Of
the barqne Siri. and the wife Of Can't
Mash. Of the barqne Aialaya. were dead.
The English. French. and Swedish
shipping we're also suffering very badly,
and on shore the sickness was sill worse.
The harque Prroic, reports falling IN
with the harqne Hercules from Liver
pool for Charleston, IN n sinking cond.
iion. Took Of pari Of The crew. ard
The remainder were rescued bv the bark
Moniauk. from Galveston, bound TO
Amsterdam.
lnsnrreciionary movements have tax
en- place 10 Morales and several oiher
portions u fhe conniry.
Information has been given by Mr.
Falroner TO the English banl hol,lers
thar he had been compelled 10 nav sG0.-
900 to brihe The Mexican Consres.,
sli-h eTa.ed gir.i cte.icnen.
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THE HERALD.


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o. wsaias,sssn 70, deirsaaiaf ihs Fcrora'
msg u sas raornoas san u ssso.Tsp q
s,hgis vpsssnsnL d.. csrdpu declares
b. vs ban ~ sss. vpSes ,bs AtDereta
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hs sna Merien. ssi5 ss.sshs il1s spsnishi Ian
fusss - asrvasriy tina, ~ srssAs'd ons'ld
afessn ban n a-cxr vrsgn. rs fcaaaiAssd
30 Mrric0 psr'ssinr drn'issfy 4arseg Tn
We. ard vac regarded ~ sis Ncrieans Nc
ss,ss. a. the cioss ofshc ~s' d.. Gar.
a,nss lsrsees~1 claim ios ssvy large
ssspwss sBarcs 70 have bern iosi N cosse.
qncpss u ths Messesns snung hin 81
fsoa tis manias operations IA San laiis Pc
ts~- The clam vas - fessisls rspFnsea-
ira tina, = -ss speedily pad. sines thea,
,sfcsUgsiions hsrs bera msde. ana i aP-
pears us, Gardlss shs never gagged In
tBiniag 10 Mcrsea. and hesss The present
.sa. Appearances are ssonsiy againa the
Doctor.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16

An AGRICULTURAL PRofEssoRsnip.-
In connection with the Literary Institution
at Fairfax, IN this County. it is designed TO
have full Proiessorship for the benefit of
those who intend to become Farmers
There will be an effort made to endow this
Proiessorship with the sum OF $4,000, and
to make its benefits available to the prac-
teal farmers of the vicinity. TO this end
instruction will be given in those branches
OF Natural Science connected with Agri-
culture, lectures will be delivered, and APP
paratus will be furnished for experiment
ing Messenger.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16

Going over the depo, grounds of our Rail-
roads on Thursday, We noticed n large num-
Der u fcaials ears belonging TO the Ilud.
1on River Railroad, tia, had been employ.
ed in conveying freight from New York to
our place and were foteildy Impressed
wiih the Importance which Railroad iacili-
ties have conferred uron Western Vernon,
within the two or three year. past. For
incfly, this vast amount Of freight was
brought IN By the tedious and uncertain
agency 81 horse power, in huge wagons,
built ~i,h great strength to Withstand the
rack and tear OF our mo,saain ruads, and Of
an expense that Amos doubled the cost Of
many ARTICLES u necessity. Luxunes were
not ihcughi of,---ihe main business bring
Ia got enough TO eat aud drink and wear.
Subsequently,, partial communication was
opened with Boston, by mesns Of the Che.
shire Road, and business, was done In that d.
rccl.on almost exclusively bat nov with
throe Roads Connecting with the great
iboroughIAies i,sdlag te the Empire City,
tina, has beeome The important point with
ITS again, and receives the entire trade Of
oar merchants and dealers.
These roads have no, only brought New
I1rt 10 cor very doors, thereby giving US
ue advantages u the best market in the
world iof oar purchases. bsa have also been
M mcans Of dcyeloping our ns,ar.l re
Fafres, f,@iing market Tor them, and
bringing wealth in return. Our pupula-
ton j. Fsp'dly increasing by the influx %
capitalists sna laboreFs, iniaeed to como
here by the hidden inches q cur mountains
and with the Increased sso,na nj tl.ertby &C i.
easioard &c rsi e-'ste anil property q an
kids It's value IL greatly enhanced. Com.
rsroa With our siina,ion and lnoisa pros.
Pce's ten Year, age,vc have sd,anced IN
veal.h and consequence mSc Than Eve
hnnArca per cent aud ne hare hut in.,
cc'ninrncei. New sources ~ wca',h arc
ecns'an'ly dsfeloprd. end We may look for.
~ard 70 tba Ten years to come With brish,
heles srd the rnnsa joycsi, snsicipanons.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16

The MAINE Logon LAw.--The
New York Express remarks that the
Maine law seems rather Ia be carving
the day. except in its birthplace, PORT.
land. where Neal Dow. its father was
largely defeated for Mayor. The re-
turns show it Is 10 stand in Rhode Island.
and the principle, it is said has carried
the Connecticut lower House. The
Pennsylvania Senate has passed res
oluion submitting the Law 10 the peo-
pie at tibet mex election. In the New
York Legislature. Mr. lIolley and Mr.
Beman hive been making some clever
speeches for the principle. Mr. Holey
submits bill repeating all license laws,
and inhicting penalties upon drunken
ness and upon such persons MS make
drunkards.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16

A NovEL PnESomrsoN On the after.
noon of Tuesday, the 9Th inst, most sin
gular phenomenon occurred in the South
part Of Royalion. While il was showing
fast, and the wind high, a white appearance
IN the air resembling flock Of wild geese
was first observed, but soon il was ascer.
tanned that it was balls Of snow collected
IN the air by thousand whirlwinds. They
increased IN size and Numbers for about 20
minutes, when they fell to the ground, COW
ering something more than an acre. On
examining the spot wh'r' they fell, balls
were found from to 20 inches in dame
tar, bot so soft thlt they would hardly hold
TO be taken up.-lG. NJ. Herald.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16

SINGULAR IsoIprNr.-A correspou-
dent has sent The Christian Inlelligencer
the following account Of singular oc-
currence LAST Saturday, Rev. Mr.
Siimson. Of Casllelon, was invited TO
preach funeral sermon in the Church
Of Scliodack. Rev. Mr. Bailey being
sick and unable TO oiIiciafe. While he
was offering prayer, preceding the ser.
mon. white dove flew into The church,
aud alighicd directly on his head. Mr.
Siimson appeared a little started by the
arrival Of the unexpected visitor, but
ia moment be calmly raised lis hand,
and gently removed the bird. II few
upon The gallery. bat afIer a few mo.
mcnis II returned and alighicd on the
Bible between his hands, where il re.
manned until be- bad concluded his pray
er. The dove was then caught BY Mr.
Slimson, and given TO The sexton"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16

The LONDON correspondents Of the
Tribune. states hat Mazzini had return
ed TO London from The Continent, hny.
ing einded The utmost vigilance Of the
Governments NJ every point. II this
be 20. il shows That be Is possessed IN
remarkable degree Of the very valuable
faculty OF moving fncognito His per-
son and appearance are said 10 be- very
strongly marked. and hi. prominence
for many years. n the foremost Of I:u-
rolean reyoluiioniss. must have made
many per.ons more OF less familiar with
him. The knowledge Of his ability 10
thus move about unaeieefed. under their
very eyes and in The mid-l Of their null
iilndinons spies Of every grade. will not
reassurc the Continental despols Of their
security.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16

THIS JAPAN ExPEDIrioS.-The
Washington Union announces aulhori-
taiively that the Secretary Of the Navy
has not co'intcrmanded the Japan Ex-
petition, but that on the contrary the
Administration is making every effort
TO forward it. The Vermont ship of
the line has been Withdrawn only be-
cause she cannot be manned without
exceeding The number of scamcn pre-
scribed by law for the Navy. 1t is al
so doubtful whether the Allegheny can
be got ready in lime to join the expe-
diiion.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16

eirWc understand that the mana
gers of the coming Worlds Exhibition
confidently expect TO have the Crystal
Palace ready by the first of June
Every thing connected with it is max :
inalgood proagess. though il has involved
much more labor than was iorseen at
The outset. The articles from abroad
intended for the Exhibition are rapidly
arriving. over fourteen hundred pack >
sses having been already Revived. 1t
is found that the space provided will
moi be al all adequate 10 the supply Of all
The applicaiions.-EN. Y. Times.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16

FhANkLIS CoUSTY.-We have learned
with pleasure, that drunken men have been
quite scarce in the various villages in this
County since the 9Th OF March. There
seems to be general disposition on all
hands, to have the law put in force, and
this very firmness has no doubt had its full
share OF influence in checking the rumsel-
ling business.-l Swan.on Herald.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16

LoSofVtrr.-The town Of Guildford in
ms county confirmed, in 1850, according
icthscensns. 1879 inh1bit7ns. The mum.
Der s'nee then has no, materially increased.
In harch last the number Of person. in
thN' town oTereoy years Of age was thirteen.
and TIE number between 20 and 30 wears
vas ihiHy.seysn. making total Of fifty in
di'idulls that had pissed the allotted three
score year, and ten. Pew towns in New
hngiand can show such remarkable lon
gevily.-ffagle.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16

ug-Thc correspondent of Brallle-
boro Eagle tells the following story Of
a witness upon a liquor trial
How DO you know II was brandy
asked the lawyer. Well, replied lle
ready witness, :" sncllcd Of Il fret
and Then ,eeicop.ed about g'ass and
half " H." The unexpected verb
wholly upset The gravity Of The couri.
jury, and The miscellaneous people ;nnI
they we're MOI n all as,isird in recover.
ing their wonied eqnanimiiy by be fur
iher Testimony. lhal he man who bought
d, brandy drank Of Il hin,slf "iiil "
,as nli, S1ipi'lls
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16

Ihr ha''ss fac Springfield Rsy-sii-
Goa vho 50 ,inush two as,, eeesn.
uas = sEiii,s4ilsis IA that cav. ana va.
messed las,f Proceedings .sys. that 10 q,
os'siar tsfharsns md u6dels." be -.
hihiiiaH ioo4s1 hks Has, aasniagsi.6 Asss.
bog hise sprrls are ~ smarter tA.n
'asi' eahssii,on -ssls ind,oaie. We 8rs
"sfa ihon sNsusd ne Il ~as. posf. p.,,.
III. 'saseasaell, ,so.s.elcus, heArct.o4ee
inass, sDsaAe, fns'l, ,nrs. q iosa c.A.r
Al ''-'re Aoetr'l. az sal s~,IaveA a.
~ ~ 'psa "a ~. saiheg 1sAses eon,a Asse
"'i'7s-'a sSheOs ksisss.n @osyiclias
'A'' /" "a sss'a,.sg nss~ a. ie.s ,Asa q
'''H''a'''.d = dris-sas. S.asr,,,.s sns ls,.
'''f, BE- n.ss' b iasa- < a.ui.r,sI. d.ff.r.
e'' ''s'a '''s'ss shlsh szlsf i,.ia car eo,s.
Psaaaa.
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r,eal emnibps.



4 n,sn sha 8ors any Lind a hosiness.
nrecsraily eoTu-s IN esnssei VITA ailposs
ever vsns;y u character, and be ~heesn
sdap; himself TO the wants Of The uriety.
" HA.spd fellow. Il 10 astonishing 10
Gee shat difference there 10 In folks--
what difference tbep Is N ciaaeicr.--
Of -hs; hcifeogfbrous mass tbs void 10
composed. Simpsins wss once IN the gro
eey hoe siapkin. was ola ncveu. ten
permanent. AID con. ,qucnlly ~as oai Of his
place--sinipk,ns had a ioicrablc run Of bus
iness--alwsys ready for trade. bu, he
could nj bexr TO be bsn,crel rceollect
once as J was sitting ia hia store custom
e. walked in and inquired for shec,ing.
Simptin, assortment vas on the counter in
A moment. The gonis were priced and the
bsntor commenced. An article was offered
at 10 cts. yard, bat that woald'n, do,
Simpkins was above the market. al least ~
ssid the customer; simpkins finally fell TO
Sets. per yard aud the customer went of
10 Jones "eheaf store. "Now" said
simpsvas "tha, piece OF goods COS, . cts.
yard IN Boston, and | can sell ii to-day in
that city Cor 9 Ia. Co,ions have advanced
10 per cent. within a few days" Such
was the case. Jones sold the " customer
an article TINT COS, 3 cts. per yard, ior 6 2
aud BoTH were satisfied. Simpkins retired
from business, FOR he had too much soul.
and too little money to continue in the
trade.
"And how much is eggs worth p ask
ed a son Of Erin. as he openad the door Of
our shop" few moments since.
"Twelve and n half cents" was our re-
ply.
VI can buy for . was the answer, aud
the door was slammed so hlrdthat we shook
IN our boots. Poor son ofEnn what's the
use Of lying, we mentally exclaimed as we
ptd another stick ON the fire, and brushed
OF the dus, from the counter.
" How do you sell Henry Esmond" said
a country buck as he opened the door
of ouips, the bookseller. Fifty cents"
FIFTY centsl I'm great amazcmcni) They
sell for twenty FIVE in the city,
Poor Buck If be had known half MS
much as he ought TO have known he would
not have made any such remark. But such
are the ways Of the world, and it takes ell
sorts Of folks to make nation. ouop.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16

The morning Passenger Train. from
hon'e's Point on Saturday last, was thrown
from The track by large stone which had
ROLLED down upon il. Thu fireman vas
considerably injured. otherwise no scrion.
personal injury was suffered. The engine
VA pretty thoroughly smashed up sgains,
ledge Of rocks, and the train detained
sone ionr houis.--L MESSENGER.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16

a BRAkrMAS KILLED. John A. Verni-
Otto, u years of age, recently from Pas
sumpsic, VT, was this morning knocked
from the Lawrence freight train, by u
bridge in Andoysr and died in an hour
lie was mnrried last Friday, and resided
IN LAWRENCE Traveller, IIth.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16

The Permom Christian Messenger has
been transferred from Rev. +. J. Scott to
Messrs. w. F. Woodwork and ]. Gould,
OF Northheld, aud is TO be issued simuIta-
neously at Northfeld and Montpelier. Mr.
Scott continues as Editor.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16

Tho Union. Of lhi. morning. SAYS
That ihe rumons of changes ia ale Cab
met are silly fabrication. noiorion.ly
untrue. and got up Tor purpose wcll
Q i.r.t-..l L-r
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16

Two barrels Of iiquor were "spill'' in
Wallingiord on Fast day, and another was
seized few days since. The people of
Walllngford pear determined to enforce
the law in that region. Good.
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Mr. Jacob MccriIIi.. of M,r.hlisld. ..,sa

Mr. Jacob McCnillis. of MarshfieId. aged
81 years. was found hanging by the ncck
IN hts barn on the morning of the ID inst.
He Ind been gone from his house about an
hour and when found no signs of life were
apparent. An inquest was held on the
body and the verde, Of the Jury was, that
he came TO his death By his own hand.
LWaichman.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16

NrwnuRr.--In this place Moses CLARK.
Jr. has been fined forty dollars and costs,
for furnishing liquor to some young men in
that village.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16
NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA
New YORK, April 10Th.

The Steamer Prometieus from San
Juan via Charleston, arrived this morn
ing nj o'clock.
A fine vein of silver was recently dis.
covered near ST. Johns. Monterey Co.
Six different veins of silver have recent.
ly been found in the same county.
On the 2nd inst. a man named John
Hurscy, formerly of Maine, was killed
near kanackn Creek. Nevada Co., by
the cnvinG in of u tunnel.
An American named Robert Braker
WAS shot Mt French Corrcl on the 9Th of
March.by Frcnchman named d.. Imam.
Two men, named George Nc Donald
and Kanasky, were hung at Eureka
Humboldt pay, for the murder of mer
chant and his nephew. Mcdonald was
formerly mate of the propeller Mary
Avn.
Mr. Osborne was murdered by two
Indians near Valleciie. lie was pierced
with arrows. The Indians were ares.
ted and taken to n French Camp.
A young man named Glasscock aged
%. from Hannibal, Me. was shot and
Instantly killed near Buena Vista Ranch
by man named Hanson, from Wis
consln, who was taken TO Nevada for
trial.
The Governor Of California has Of
fered $1,000 and the Chinese $4,000 for
the capture Of the robber Joaquin. A
report was brought into Sonora on the
i7ih ult. that ,Joquin was seen at n fan
dango house in the vicinity Of Quartz-
burg, II day or two before. He was rec.
ognlzed by some one, who cried out
joaquin. when the robber rushed upon
him. and desperate fight ensued be-
tween Joaquin's men and the citizens.
in which Two or three Americans were
killed. hnt the robbers escaped AS usual.
John Boyd murdered man in a ten
pin alley, NJ Colusa, on the 9Th of March
In twelve minutes afterwards he was
hung from the limb of tree BY the
citizens.
From Oregon. our accounts are TO the
1ih inst. Grn. Lane. Governor of that
territory. is the Democratic candidate
70 Congress.
Gold IL now found in great auantiti.
ties. ON the bin sides in the vicinity of
Aqua. Frio. and Marriposn. The mi
ners are said to be better employed than
ever before. Three persons have been
known to luke out as much rs $1,000 a
day.
The crops throughout California.
promise larger yield Than ever before.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16

\ tanner IN Iiamilion county, Ohio, has
subscribed $1,000 to the Clay monument
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