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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-07-21
CABINET WAREROOMS.


ALWAYS hand, or made to order, SOFAS EASY
MATTRESSES, CARD AND CEN
TIRE TABLES and CHAIRS
of every Description.
Also few METALLIC COFFINS, superior article
TO buy second hand furniture, is too
SkfsyFss much ike buying second hand gar
E558xsk3s<s5t ments. We take u for granted, that
~ -SSS the people Of our Territory, would
and tables, made Order and expressly fer their own
although old furniture might be bought for less
ney Then we think our people would rather haVear-
Giles made of the timber that grows here i'll the Terrific
ry, manufactured by mechanics who have cast
their lot in Minnesota for better, for worse
viii make promptly TO order, whatever articles Of
furniture may be wanted Of have not what is desr
ed on hand) aud will warrant goods better and all
things considered cheaper, than they be imported
Undertaking promptly attended TO-
Manufacturers of Cabinet Ware and Furniture, Third
street, 81. Paul.
st. Paul, June %, 1853. lott
NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS
STORE.
LIVERY variety of Ladies Dress Goods, including
IL silks, Barge, Tissues Lawns, Alpacas etc. An
endless variety OF Ladies and Gents. Hosiery, OF all
sizes, prices, and qualities.
DRESS TRIM NINGS--it is impossible to describe
the thousandh part in this line, ladies
| examine for yourselves, II visit will well pay.
Gentlemen in want of Summer Clothing would do
web call soon; assortment is select, manufacture
ed by OF taste and experience in the trade Two
dozen OF the Latest Sly lie silk Hats made TO order
Boots and Shoes Piece Goods and Tay lor's Trimmings
All which will sell low 90 make room for New Goods
which expect in Il few DAYS. Recolect trouble to
show Goods at the Worlds Fair store
EDWARD KEENAN,.
ST Paul June l6 1853
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DIX: STORM SCOTCH COUGH CANDY.
4 agreeble and useful compound for diseases of the
"A chest ana luigs-Generai Agents. Barnard, Bro S
Co, ST Louis, Mo. For sale by the Druggists Of Gale
ma at 1T. Paul, by J. w Babcock. Hitchcock Kellogg
and VIM. Constsns: at ~. Anthony by j. p. Wilson
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AMERICAN MILLS,
HYDRAULIC CEMENT

THE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
above Mills, will keep constantly hand supply Of
Extra Family Flour Warranted superior any flour
sold in this market. II. L. McCLOSKEY
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SPRING SALES. 1880.

SHALL be receiving upon the opening Of navigation,
Il large ana well selected assortment of British
French and American Dry Goods Boots and Shoes Tea
ao obocco and great variety O. fancy articles which
WI" be offered TO he trade lower prices than the same
STYLES have usually sold in this market And woud
suggest TO purchasers who have formerly visited other
markets. that much time and expense may be saved by
purchasing their goods here. An examination of my
stock and prices is respectfully solicited
The following articles con,nr;sa , n,r, 81 49,.
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suggest 10 purchasers who have formerly visited
markets. that much tine and expense NAV be say,
purchasing their goods here. An examination q
stock and prices is respectfully solicited
The following articles comprise n part Of nv ste
mer,iihac prints, Embroidered dresses,
CerheCo 10 lrisi. linens,
Cmoh DO Cap Nets,
s'lIdsues 40 Iaces ana et}gingS.
Phil Aliens Il Sons prints Elnbroiderrd collars
Glue and Orange do Dress buttons
uichof. SYKES, Artificial I, overs,
Heavy brown sheefing, Band boxes
:, shiriing, Ladies' farcy bonneis,
Brown drilling, Misses, g 9.
d, beached muslin, g Fancy tonnets,
a." o., ana 80 Bonnet rt 0ns,
niue D,ue ariilnes, Cap and silk ribons,
Otis uehlms, farasos,
Falls Co. :. Umbrsus.
Gaoie twists, Linen table oovers,
Hamilton ticking, Union "
Amoskeag Worsted -
Apron checks JaouarS d;aner
Crash and diapers, Ladies mixeu hose
Brown linens, white a, 4 hloct /,
Brown linen drllings, Misses
heh'ucSy Jeans, - mixed h ,se
Plain and fancy Twee6s, Mems hall hose.
Fancy cassimeies, SILK porke1 hdki.S
Satinetts. Turkey red
Lancaster ks,asss Glnshams, Linen Gamble
Scotch Ladies kid gloves,
Justin Justin de islnes, Is hsle thread gloves
Barage de lanes, 4" cotton
Plain barages, Misses
Portsmouth lawns, Mems
French g Isle thread gloves
81 ana figured silks, " kid gloves,
Colored grapes, Silk cravats
LIape iisses, Summer shawls,
W mite iiIusion, Linen thread,
Colored Cotton
Check csmbrics, Spool thread
!dCohet Knitting cotton,
Swiss and book muslin, Needles. pins.
Blshop lawns, Percussion caps,
roplhs' Braits. suspenders,
tapes, s'eei pens. Peal buttons,
Thimbles, ra1ors, Agate
Razor strops, Coat and vest but,ons
Hooks and ewes, Pencils
Violin strings, Gold pens
, We IN oo"s, Tea and table spoons,
Worms, Table cutlery,
ivory COMBS, Pocket knives,
Sa.A Scissors and shears,
Riding
TEAS.
, Dung Tyson, Gun powder,
VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
=, BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems Kip boots, Womens' morocco ties
" thick q Jennv LIND
oah CATERS Il l.
Women'' kip boo'ees, Chldren's shoes
Womens' morocco boolees, pumps,
Misses palm leaf hats, White sh,rt.,
Doys Flannel 4"
Mems leghorn
}. A. PACKARD
Gsena, March 9th, 1852 SGT
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TIE MCLEAN HOUSE.

Two DOORS EAST OF THE GENITAL HOUSE, BENCH ST.
ST. PAUL
MRS. ALLEN having leased this house, which
A'A has ist been erected has furnished it in splendid
st ie aud Is prepared 10 receive guests by the
week Her table Is well provided. her beds clean,
her rooms airy, and her charges moderate
LMne Is. l-h.l--Al.
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Agent for a GaIena and st. Louis, and
Galena and st. Paul Packet Line Of
Steamers.
Anrii y
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COOK BOOkS::
MISS BEECHER'S Domestic Receipt Book: do do
1v1 mestic economy; Miss Leslies cook book; Mrs.
Bliss do the cooks own book, by Boston housewife
the young house keepers GSnd by Mrs. Cornelius; Mrs
Collins table receipts, adapted Western housewitery
French cookery, by Frsncatelli. For sale by
iu2a LIE DUO A RoHpER
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No. 4S9.
POstpOnement of the Public Land Sales
in WISCONSIN,.

= ONePOHCHtCHt V1 0Ht uUIIC IIHUU SHIcS
in Wisconsin.
NOTICE is hereby given that The public sales of lands
~ ordered lay the proclamation of the President of
the United states dated the first day of February 1889
10 De held al the following named land offices in the
state OF Wisconsin, TO Wit: at the land Offices VIII
low River, La Crosse, stevens Point and Menasha To
commence the 2d 10TH 9th 23d OF MAY next are
declared TO be postponed unul tie 4th llth leth aud
25th of July next, respectively.
Given under my hand, The city of Washington this
18Th day oil APRIL ammo D0nin thousand eight hun
dred and ffty-three.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
May 5-3-lSw.
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I IN 81.
" per 10 in trade for Iron. No al Get SCRAPS bon.
augl2-H IRON MOUNTAIN IRON STORE
EA'S CHERRY PICTORIAL.
vuNHIS unrivalled cure for coughs colds hoarspess
II bronchitis, whoopng-o cough, Group, asthma and
consumption, now too well known require ccrtf
Gates, is constantly kept for sale Hchcox a. Axtc-
and Jarvis in ST. Paul and BY dealers in medicine ever.
Waets ls-sf
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MISSISSIPPI HOUSE.
CORNER OF EAGLE AND HILL PAUL, MINNFsOT
VvNHE subscriber has taken the above house and fitted
Il II up for The reception at boarders in sly e
passed by any house III the Territory.
Boarding by the day OK week reasonable terms.
SA. THOMPSON.
ST. Pau April H. 'j3--y52
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ESTRAH NOTICE.
an about the 20t Of ay last, large Black Cow
" tip OF one horn broken of. Any person fuding the
above COW vii, be suitably rewarded by
ii. c. WOLF,
Meat Market, head Of Third street.
Ct. Paul, June %, lS53-tf
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BOARDING.
A FEW respectable boarders viii find a comfor able
IA home moderate charges il one of the most cen
ira! parts Of the city. T.. HOWE.
Mankato City, June 2, lS53-7-1y
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09

TIL SECOND tan3m4l surcc for ihr pres
,ut oeaicmic yelr came oir. NJ Troy Confer
cuec Academy, GA Wednesday, March
23ond.
The weather vas 6ne, and the entertain
mcm delightful Through the praiscworihy
r,rni u- of the Young mrn, and the excel
lcut good taste of the hdics. the hall was
decorated an becoming aud suitable man
per with ies,oon cycfgrrcu., alternating
viii splendid painting-, uAecup-d uy the
young ladies, and rejecting great credit
both upon the artists and their instructors.
The lbenhiy ofihc Steward bad provided
for The occasion plcn,cous rcpast, com
posed Of the comforts aud Injuries Of life.
The enioymen; Of the evening was greatly
Increased hy the introduction Of music
The soit toncd Piano emitted It's sweetest
strains, at the inspiring touch Of fair hands
and "inked sweetness long drawn out"
poured It's bewlchlng cadenc from silvcB
throais--iu delightful contrast to the bel
lowing, bmzcn tones that sometimes came
even from Progs,
"Aul 'Psultuc,'s Sem had gathered then
hcr beauty aud her rbisalry, and bright
Tie iamls shone Ger fiif women and brave men"
The fashionable representative of the
"bon tom Of the city the village belle (;
the pompous and aristocratic county Squire;
the unassumlng daughter Of the indepcn-
dent farmer; the farmers boy with his
bro1d sunburnt hands and honest awkwarc
gait the pinliish and pcrfumcd city dandy:
the village 0ris'ocracy, with their grand
appearance mixture Of clumsy BOBBY
Ism and mock maJesiy-looking high over
the head of all except favored few ;--au
varieties Of every class were here assem-
blcd 10 heterogeneous gathering. The Of
fair went offwiih more than the usual cc!dl.
There were the customary, and perhaps
necessary n01ber of mittens and NUTS
strained witticisms aud sharp rctor,s.
The soo tones Of softer nattey were
mingled with the unmeaning. unmusical
laugh Of aflcctation. Talent descended
from his unapproachable throne, and deign.
ed to tickle the ears Of unlssuming Medi-
ocnty with his accumulated wisdom.-
Timidiiy shrouk unnoiiccd into the shade.
while br8zan faced Seli-assurance display
ed himself beneath the full blaze Of the
chandeliers, and Observation, invested in
the garments Of your correspondent, sat
quietly in The NORTHEAST corner.
Thus jovial hiarity held sway, over tn
happy exchange ofscntiment, until the hour
Of ten arrived, when a vote Of thanks hly-
ing been passed, the company dispersed. /;
at.nl,I uoaLhtLIA =
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~ 3d. ta|i+hEf fIii .
The New Odoans ucoutains fall de-
tails Of a terrible steamboat dissstor which
occuurdno1r Galveston, ocelsi0ned by the
explosion af ihs steamboat Farmer. Total
number killed 80, iurllllng lhi,ecn Of the
crew. No eastern names on the list Of thc
killed. Among the wounded - Mr. Bar
num- 1f Maine, DO has since had his arm
ampoiaied. Beyond question, the two
boats, Neptune nni Farmer, were both ra-
eng o. the time Of the accident Mr
SnokPole, one ofthe passengers, who had
been cXpostulaiing wiih the Captain on the
reoAiessn"ss Of his conduct, wss getting the
passrngors % sign Sulien protest. The
Captain, Engineer and CLERK, arc among
The killed. Mr Woodward, munger Of the
housiou Railroad, Is among the missing.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09

FREEDOM IN GERMANY, The
Grand Duchy Of Baden is one of the
most enlightened in Germany, and yet
one OF IFS most accomplished professors
and historians, Professor Gervinus. is
dragged like a criminal before its bar.
to answer for the result of his indepen-
dent scientific labors. lie is accused Of
having uttered republican sentiments in
a recent work called IAN introduction
TO the History of the Nineteenth Cen.
tury,' The political intent Of which is
TO proclaim the consliiuionalism of
Great Britain and North American re-
pubhcanlsm as superior to the German
monarchcal system. The professor
made an able defence, but was senlenc-
ed to two months imprisonment, for Sc
dition.
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Ntmt IAatisfs.


70 tas fltruds ~ rrsfs-
tra-yeu1.a ~ eirass 81 rcare
v l.i8 81 ths Caspl os Wet Strce,.
Elltsl. an Taesi tse lsa asy u Apa'
ass-. 3tacust a ga hs nlcam a
un.trs iie whole crtae FrcoDca Of Nc'-
nsu, ,n as ucnsaasi g. ths rfosi3sr r
'At Gated st,'es, egu-r4rr h.a 9, take
ia'a-eT nsra 't'he taa.liaa ~ Wa.
ply Proposing % aI rst.Hs anA WHOM ue
hat fr ats tle ra hsmrt ~
r-raaar suf8 Juna. ftt l4e lna ...-
lcafr, 81 aI.meuti uii dl,putos. Ana
aits g. cau der biebeei mraes oC ,nitljug
the c6Tis Of niaenual mcu in cycg STATE
ofthe Union 20 SECOND the efforts Of Yer.
moni By zee adoption ~ similar measure.
Per ihr state Comultcc on Peace.
THpS 4. MERRILL Chairman,
THas H. rAtsrs, Cor Sec'y.
CT Editors friendly 90 che cause "
Ponce VIII please 20 insert thus Notice uu
ihe day az meeting.
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THIS BosroN RELIEF ron THE
MADEIRA SUrFERERs.--A letter from
The American Consul at Madeira. J.
Howard March, dated 2sth Of Fchru-
AIRY. states that The Nautilus, from this
port, with relief for the Madeira suffer-
ers, had arrived. and delivered her car.
20 IN good condition. lie adds that tit
Is the first succor the starving inhabit-
ants Of Madeira have received from
abroad in the shape of provisions, and
the very sight of them has already glad
dened The hearts OF thousands. Long
after those who will be kept alive by it
shall have gone to their last homes"
says MIR. March, the very name. Il
Boston will be almost wsrshipped by
Madeira" -
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SnIrwRrCK AND Loss or LIFE.-
The brig Sea Bird, Desire lie Nache
master, laden with Goals, left Arjcha;
on the 9ih inst for Boston with a crew
OF seven men, and on the following
morning at O'Clock, struck ON a rock
near White Head, md Immediately
went TO pieces, and, sad 10 relate. the
captain, mate (aud broiher.in-law,)
Peter lie Blanc, went down with part
Of the wreck The other three were
washed on shore on part Of the wreck.
They arrived at Little Arichat on the
10th, after having suffered severely
from the frost, The Sea Bird had
winlered in Arichai and was owned by
AVN. Ives. Esq. OF Piclon. Captain
Lr Nache had only been married about
five weeks.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09

RAILROAD AccIDENr.-On Friday last
about . O'Clock 4. NJ. tho engine and four
cars Of a freight train ran off the track in
Brainlree while running south. The en-
CINE ran upon an ombankmrnt aud was
thrown completely over, falling upon the
track. A. It was impossible to get II off
until the next day temporary track was
built around it 50 that the passenger train
passed IN the afternoon. We have not
learned that any one was injured by the
accident. The engine WIS badly broken.
bat the engineer and fireman both jumped
from It before 1t went oyer-fG. NJ. Her.
aid
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09

RESULTS or THE MILAN IDsURREC-
TON The Newark Adceriiser pub
fishes the following letter from an Amer
lean lady sojourning in the vicinity of
the districts affected by the recent insur-
rcction:
But ! must add a word Of our suffer
inss just now in sympathy with poor,
down-trodden Lombardy. You have
doubtless ere this heard that an attempt
AT instruction by the iron bound slaves
OF Milan, has been visited by such afro
cious despotism as has not been dream.
ed Of in modern times. O,c'ea rrai-
meRt qBfeur. Thousands of poor Swiss,
whose susienance depended on their dai-
ly labors, have been sent, without even
days warning into their native noun
iains, TO traverse the snow in mid win
ter, with their wives and children, with
out food or covering, leaving all they
had at the mercy Of the barbarans.-
The city Of Milan has been for some
weeks guarded us in scige-armed sol.
diers nj ever door-and the most horri
BILE executions, and ia fact murders bv
the Austrian soldiers are committed ey-
cry hour. cruelles unheard of since the
middle ages Bat the last ASTOUNDING
act Of despoli.m is the seizure by the
Austrian government Of many of the
richest palaces Of the princes and noble
men, which have been turned into bar
racks for the army; and finally all the
wealth Of any Lombard who was in any
way compromised in ~, has been Sc
qneslered, and the revenues appropria.
ted to the support Of the army. This
includes hundreds who have since be.
come citizens of this and other countries
who are thus changed in a day from
princes 10 beggars O. what uce see Of
the effect here only, is too horrible -
But certainly England, and America
and Piedmont cannot look on and DO
nothing, when their citizens are thu,
airoe'opsly robbed BY Austria, without
law or reason.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09

"Siasng for higher wages Is all the
fashion now IN al parts Of the country
We believe this car Of universal progress
was started some tine during the llsl SEES
siunof Congress, when the SHARES ofsome
Of oui government digni aries wore in.ra1s-
ed. an1 when an attempt was made 10 raise
ih'ss Of the diplomatic funciionlur.
abroad and now al cl,sses Of labnrers ioin
IN the demand Tor more pay, and as a gem
eral ihing they seem 60 be successful
There rs an apology for this IN the fact that
ii'a evn-rses Of hyinp l-.-- -.--- --aal ,.,,-a
rapidly during hc !as' ten years, than the
pay f3r labor.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09

ANOTHER sew PAPER.-The reIlaont
Temperance SiIniari is the title ola pa
per that viii be issued at Woodstock about
the first Of May next, under the sanction of
the State Central Committee. Thomas L.
Powers, Editor, Lewis Pratt, Jr., Publish
or.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09

CoNcoRD, n. H.-IEc first election
of officers under the city charter in
Concord, the 26h of March, resulted
in no choice of Mayor. Joseph Low.
locoloco, received FAC votes Richard
Bradley, Wing, 6l7 Asa Fowler, free
s2il,p99; there were % scattering
Five of the seven Aldermen elected are
locoiocos, and eleven of the fourteen
Common Councilmen Of the same poll
tics.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09

TINS NV SILVER Cons. The III
rector Of the Philadelphia Min, ha.
gone TO Washington with a view to pro-
cure directions from lhc Secretary of the
Treasury iu relation TO the new coipagc
and other matters connected swiih the
Mint. The new silver coin, it Is cx-
per,cd, will be issued by the Mint about
,hc 10Th Of April The Mint ha. about
half million Of dollars worth Of silver
on hand.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09

DELAWARE CONSTITUTIONAL Con-
vENTioN, The committee on suffrage
has reported section abolishing the
property qualification for office, and Civ
ing The right Of voting TO all the free
white male citizens resident in the state
a year Immediately preceding the cleo
ton, three months resident in the coun-
ty' and thirty days in the town where
he shall vote.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09

Lagoon SEIzED.-On the 10Th inst.
twelve barrels Of liquor were seized, under
the provisions Of the Maine Law. in this
town. Suits continued for trial By Jury.
On the Both instant barrel Of liquor was
seized, and under order Of Mr. Justice Par
sons directed 10 be destroyed on the Dist
instani-to-day.-- Burlington Sentinel.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09

SEVERE AcciDENr.-On Friday last a
severe accident occurred at the Situett
Factory Of Adolphus Merriam, in this vii
lage. A Mr. Cornelius Corbitt, while pla-
cling the belt Of the Renovation upon the
driving pulley above, was caught by the
key which confines the pulley to the shaft,
IN such a manner as to draw him over the
shan several times, crushing the night arm
from the elbow to the shoulder, rendering
amputauon nccessly.--[ free Soil Tele-
graph.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09

, The CRYSTAL PALACE.-The New
York sun speaks quite despondingly of
this edliicc, now in progress in New
York, and says
The completion Of the building be-
fore the first Of May, is an impossibility,
(as things now go,) and whether it will
be done before the Fourth of July. is a
matter Of serious doubt. The Eng-
necrs and Architects are at loggerheads !;
much Of the material has TO be fitted
after it reaches the ground, beams be-
ing found too long, and girderS too short
and, 10 use homely expression, "ihc
very old Harry is to day all around"
Quite an attempt was made, not long
since. TO create an impression that APP
plcations for space in the building, cx-
ceeded the limits Of supply. So far
is this from the truth. that numbers Of
those TO whom space has already been
assinged are sending in notices of with
drawal Of their applications. This is
due to the insane policy of the mana
gers in determining TO charge an en-
trance fee 10 exhibitors. Exhibitors,
when they know and understand this
very naturally protest against being so
hceced.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09

\ private laarfun Havana, states ,hst
y oath u office had been administered 10
wee "rcaieu, King. 800 Me 2lh March,
y we '''sc Of Au4dne, neaf Manianzs.
he crfeino', WA performed by Consul
''''iE'}, assisted ''y che Hoo. George W.
gonr-, Of Iowa.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09

q some Two years since the Oiseeo
Comfy h7nk was robbed Of s89oC,0
one 81 tie principal parprin,or. oil the
robbery was con, iriej o year ago. and
Is now lD State Prison, and another 4.
A. we learn. under au iudicmep, ,,r
lhe same oHcnce.
% Frd"y la.t one Edward Jordan.
Mh' i'r iHe pat winter resided in
Hlctekrr, in i4is county. ga. arr...,,l
on warrant issued by Hon. \. LJal,u.
son. County Judge Of Fulton. aui amer
"o examination, uss bella Do bail ia ihe
'am n 5000. fr hh appearance Al tle
neai Oyer AID Ierininer.
he main facts detailed upoB the en-
@iAiha's'n ~~re confession. or ndm....
,.i's naade BY ihe aocused 10 BaJi.v
haudenlurs, eho testified 30 Them IN
iA' rKaminaiion. The,e alas...a,.
together ai'h oiher evidence fe. MI b.
'.' ..'r''e he accused -fFuhan q. .-,i
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-09

The building occupied by Mr. South.
WORTH publisher Of tho White River Ad-
'r-.iseT' as dwelling house and Printing
Once vas entirely destroyed by fire on
w. night u ID. 3ls' ult. with all the print
ing materials and pant ofthe household fur.
nllufe.