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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-01
EoR- SALH,

n Eof tho best farms in the County Of
" Addison containing 205 acres. Situated
II nils north from tho centre Of Whiting, 4
miles from a Il, X. Depat, and near Sehool.
The farm is well watered and fenced, has a
large quantity of fruit trees, such as apple,
pear and plum. he out buildings are in
good repair,-the house il two stories high,
with a wing and woodshed attached. The
soil IS clay and loan. and well adapted 10
keeping cattle and sheep, or Mising grain
said farm will be sold low should buyer
-ome soon Enquire OF A F ELLSWORTH
Whiting, Oct Is, 1888 eT;tf
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DAGUERREAN GALLERY !

nOCT. BROCKWAY, has taken into part
- nership with him a young man, who will
practice this Art and assist in Dentistry.
They have obtained the latest and most
expensive and approved instrument and ap-
i.arat us, and will have both Northern and
Skv-i;ght, (rc sardcd as the most purfcct,
as well as 4 first rate assortment of Cases,
both single and groups. They will bln readi-
ness to wait on Gentlemen and Ladies in this
department after the present week Having
the good will, the influence and instructions
of Mr.. Taplcy, known as skillful artist, ;hcy
expect to please, and of course enjoy the
patronage of this community
JOSEPHUS BROCKWAY,
WM W. ORMSBEE.
Mddlebury, Feb. II, 1854. 40.
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FRAuD IN FLoUR-LooK Our--Wc
copied paragraph yesterday, exposing
the short weight in flour We have since
heard of two similar instances of -four
purchased in this city. In both cases
the weight in about one quarter ola con-
siderable lot was twenty pounds short to
the barrel. One barrel was fifty pounds
short When flour is twelve dollars a
barrel. it behooves purchasers to see that
they receive their weight -Proridence
J0urR0l
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FATAL ACCIDENT Levi II. Field, of
WethorsGcld, says the Vt. Journal, went
out upon large over shot wheel in the
rear of grist-nill, last Wednesday
morning, for the purpose of cutting away
the ice, when lie slipped. and fell head
foremost, some thirty feet below. He
was soon afterwards found dead, tightly
wedgod in between the lower part of the
wheel and the wall. His head was bad
ly fractured, the blood having flowed
rrofusoly. Mr. +. was So years old, and
leaves a wife and six or seven children.
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that HAVING TIE WRITTEN SIGNATURE

that HAVING THE WRITTEN SIGNATURE
OF |. BUTTS on the wrapper. The rest
merely initiate the name Of the original,
while they possess none Of its virtues
Originally prepared by Williams e. Co.,
Philadelphia, now prepared and sold whole
sale and retail, only by SETH. W. FOWLE,
Boston, Mass, TO whom all orders should be
addressed, and for sale by his agents through
out the country. 45 Wv.
Agents for selling Wistars Balsam; w. r. Russell.
Middlcbury n. 7. Haskell & Son, West Cornwall ;
y. S. Atwood, Shorohnm; !. =. Benson. Whiting !;
APP. Roscoe, New Haven J. -, Ncedham. Bristol;
TIC. Smith, Monkton =, Huntington, Vorgennes,
c, G, Nichols Ca stlcton.
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Liquor Law ~ LowELL.-The Board
of Alderman of Lowell have passed an
order, directing the City Marshal to
promptly and impartially enforce the
law concerning the manufacture and sale
of intoxicating liquors, and requiring tho
police and watch to report all cases of
violation of the law that come to their
knowledge.
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STATE or VERMONT, ! BE it remembered
district Of addison, IS. ! that at n Probate
Court held at Middlebuly in and for the Dis
trict of Addison, on the Sth day of Feb A. d.
1853
Chauncy lIinman, ofOrweli, in said District,
named executor in an instrument purpofting
to be tue last will and testament of
SYLVIA lllNMAN,
late ofsaid Orwell, deceased presents :aid in
strumcnt for probate; 1t is thcreupon
ordered, that said instrument be considered
for probate by this Court, at the next session
thereof, to be held at the office of the Reg
lister of this Court in said Mddlebury, on
THURSDAY the ID day of March next, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon and that notice
thereof be given to all persons intercs-
ted, that may appear and make their OBJ
iiections, if any they may have, to the pro
bate and allowance Of said will, by publish
ing certified copy of this order in the Mid
dlchury Register, n newspaper printed at said
Middlehury, three weeks successfully previ-
Gus to the time of said Court.
JED. s. BrsnNELI, Register
true copy of record.
i33w Attest JED. S. BUSHNELL, Register
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RrM AS a BEvERAGE'-Hoxena Ha-
zolboom of Boston, was a common drunk
ard. and her husband prayed out war,
rant for her arrest, that she might be
placed out Of the reach of rum The of
ficers who went to arrest her found only
her corpse lying in one corner of room,
with David Doherty and his wife drunk
in bed in another corner. Roxena died
in drunken fit.
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"a SPLENDID nEMEDYi"
DEVINE'S COMPOUND!
PITCH L0Z h N G h.

The Great Remedyis al last DiseoreredIl
CONSUAP 1T0N CAN BE CUREDiif
And Coughs and Coids, the parents OF that fell
disease that often brings voc to the homes u
our hind, ,anish,as if BY magic, befoic the
SOVEREIGN REMEDY
This j. that which has so long been sought for &
is in full faith offered 10 the public certain
cure for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough. Group,
Asthma, Costiycness aud Consumption, and will
in any care where lungs sufficient are left, check
the liberation and raise the paiien, to health.
certificates Of curer to be relied on, found in the
circulars lett with the ngents-nnd the public
may he assured we shall De,er publish ANYTHING We
do not believe entitled to the fullest conhde, CO, rs
truth "and nothing but the truth"
From The AUdnv Erprss
This N nrw tsmcdy for Colds. Coughs, &e,. fer
the sale " which William ThornbIfn has assumed tho
agency. We know these inztnrrs to BIO cfhencicvs,
aud 10 work ~ well ~ they ne accommodated. In the
circle of acquaintance they have tested, md
In every instance they have Effected speedy cure
They no humhur, and can assure Our etiz-us
they VIII he well atshod Of their excellence by giving
them trial.
similar testimonials can be published from sinss e,.
cry part cf tho country where this great remedy has
been introduced and faithfully used.
tSs' II tho fozcnge is dissolved, and sbsorbs tho
in which it is packed, the virtue is there yethnd
better than -ver tho looks Simple hut pow srfu,
frv il fairly
II lungs sufficient az left, the Pitch tczange checks
IN" tccrntto,Putet nnu meats nv IT'S Bhlramie prof~
critics dinusc genial glow over the hole surfaes sf
the bpdy thereby curing Fever and Night s~eais cor,
raprcioss appetite, turns the lido of life, nnt
rri~c' the patient 10 iicalihl
Dsvines Compound Pitch Lnznnge has been In $50
about years, and tho world IL to produces
equal numlur Of patients cured by any other article
in the length Of time rs far Ms it Is introduced
W. expect people In get we'll who n faithfully
Let at, then, try it--Try II RnI ho cured.
~ C'nts per BOX or Five Boxes for 81. Prepared
by the Original Dscovoror, William ~ vines for
SD FULLER & CO. Propriatcrs,
No 2, Tfenont Temple, Boston.
For sale In Middlebnry, by n. 4. sheldon; in Bran
don, by Case and by Druggists generally Al.o in Vet
genpes, by +. Huntington.
31Gn.
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I'll nrkets.

ALBANY, Thursday, Feb, %.
Flour dull no sales of moment Dressed
hogs Iia1ic for fair to good lots; selected lots
Sc; prices favor the buycr
In the street, with fair receipts, we have 10
change to notice from Yesterdays quotations
Rye steady at l01al0Sc for 60 lbs. Barley
but little coming and firm at 9Gal0Oc New
corn in demand at eSa90c for GO lbs Oats
are taken at 5Oa5lc. Flax seed better at l3l
al3Itc. Beans l00aljGc for common to good
Small white peas l25ali0c Buckwhcat
flour 81 ,S7ta3,00.
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Wool MARKET.-There is more activity
and considerable more inquiry in our market
for Domestic and Foreign, at very firm prices;
sales are 70 900 lbs Domestic Flcccd at 49,
Doc for common TO prime. Pulled is in light
stock, and good qualities are very scarce and
much wanted by manufacturers small sale.
at former prices 20 bales Smyrna at lie.
and 80 bales Peruvian on private terms, W,
nmota
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Die0,

In this village, on the 9th of January last,
of the Group, MARY LOUISA, only daughter
Of John +. Pierce, aged years and months.
In Bridport, Jan. 2lst Mrs SARAH TuRnILL,
widow of the late Bcbee Turlill, and former
widow of Asa IIcmcnway, aged SO years.
Printers in Mass Mich. and Wis, please
copy
In Brattcboro, Feb. 8, Of Inflammation Of
the brain, HENRY ADAMS, Esq, aged 81 years
late of Alburgh.
In weathcrsfcld, Jan 90, Mrs RuTn BALL.
wife &C Daniel Ball, late of Bridport, in THO
Sjth year OF her age.
~ Papers in the Western States will con
fer favor on the heirs of Mrs. Ball, who
may he residing in Michigan or other west
ern States. by copying the above.
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Explosion Of Steamer at st. Louis
Great Loss OF Life.

ST., Louis, Thursday Feb l6.
The Alton packet Kate Kcarney, ex-
plodcd her boilers at the wharf this
morning killing and wonnding large
number of passengers. 1t is estimated
that about twenty were killed, and many
were drowned. Major BEALE. of tho
Army, is among those dangerously
wounded
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third do, s6a6,50; ordinary $5a5 10.
Working Oxen-No sales noticed.
| Cows and Calvcs-$20, "a, &c, 27a30.
Sheep and Lamhs-Ss3, $50, 375, 4a5 cS-
ira, 5, 5,75, 6, 7al0.
Swinc-5c; retail 5ba7c.
Rcmarks-The supply to-day is not equal
to the demand there is. therefore, an adj
vance on extra qualities
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Especial Notice.

4 LII persons having unsettled accounts
~ with Harry LangNorthy, arc hereby re-
qucstcd to call at his store and settle the
same without delay as The beginning Of 1854 Is
good time to know how we stand in the
world.-Dclay. are dangerous.
II. LANGWORTHr,
Jan. 10, lSai
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C0NSUMp TTI0M!

Tho above EVpcctorart, prepared by nnc Nrerisneet
Ply stefan mud Chemist, has now brconc standard
prep araton and il offered for The complete cue OF
chase diseases Of the THROAT, aud LUNGS. which,
II neglected, usually terminate fatally IN CONSU MP
TiON. II contains M opium calnnsl, or any mineral
whatever, hut l. composed entirely of those Roots,
Harris, aud Vegetable Substances which have specific
influence upon the Lungs .nl their connected organs
Its inmednt effect i In Allay all irritation, and gent,
remove the phlngm and other morbid sccTctionS from
the throat aud ar-passaees. thus relieving the Cough
by suhduins the Inflammation AMI other canses which
give r,c TO it. II s approved Of and recommended by
Physicians of the highest standing, and may he given
with perfect safety the youngest child or the most
delicate female.
Prepared h, A. l.. sCOvIIL SCI, Gothic Hall,
No. 3l6, Broadway, New York.
Sold In Miadebury, by Druggists, in New Haven, 4.
2 Roscoe Co; shorcham, L. =. Atwood Yer.
s-nne., =. huntington iIUneoek, 2. Baenes aud L.
irinr and in all other and VIII igcs Of Vermont
JAS. u. HENRY, Of Waterbury, tavcing ,gent for
IN. State OF Vermont % 6mo..
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
VIZ, the subscribers being appointed 10y
the Probate Court for the District of Addison
Commissioners, to receive, examine and adj
just all claims and demands of all persons a
eaimst the estate Of
LuClUS W. CLARK,
late or Middlcbuy, in said District deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thcrcto ard six months from the Dad
day of January, 1854, being allowed for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend to the business of our said
appointment at the office Of Peter Starr, in
said Mddlebury, ON the third Wednesdays OF
March aud July next, from nine o'clock, A
NJ, until four o'clock, z. NJ, on each Of raid
days
PETER STARR, c,,.
W. NJ BASS, ~" ~
Dated at MiddlcbUry, this sth day Of Feb
ruarv A. u. 1851 AZ;
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III nrrir0 ,

In Sudbury, Feb. 229, by Jas. X Hyde
Esq, Mr.. CHARLES C. BAKER to Miss LEucILIA
SrEBBENs, both of Shorcham.
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STATE or VERMONT, ! it remembered
District of Addison, IS. that, at n Probate
Court held at Middloburv in and for the
District of Addison, OH the 10Th day of Feb.
4. ID. 1854
Calphcmia Barker, named executor in an
instrument pmporting to be the last will and
testament Of
WALTER F. BARKER,
late of Leicester, in said district deceased
presents said instrument for probate. 1t is
thcreupon ordered, that said instrument be
considered for probate by this court, at the
session thereof to be held at the Office of the
Register Of this court, in said Middlebury
on Thursday, the 10th day of March next
at ten o'clock in the forenoon and that no
tice thereof be given to all persons interested
that they may appear and make their ohi"c
tons if any they may have, to the probate
and allowance of said will by publishing ;
certified copy of this order in the MiddcburN
Rcgistcr-a newspaper printed at said Mid
dlebury-thrcc weeks successfully previous
to the time of said court.
JED. $ BUSHNELL, Register.
A tru. copy of Record:
10 3w Attest jed. S. Bushnell. Register.
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SEASONABLE GOODS |

To which lie is constantly adding new sul.-
plies, Purchasers are ASSURED that thcS can
purchase goods hefc on as favorable tci ms as
at any other establishment in this section ~
the country. I S"CALL AND sEE.@.7
Jan. 10, 1884. II. LAAGkOR1H
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VILLAGE OF LAKELAND.-A few
shares in this new village may now be
had for S15 each, for which sum a
homestead will be secured for your
family during life. Apply immediate
ly to Chas. Wood, 20S broadway, NY.
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Holloic0y's ointment and Pills hare
CWfea a Generous IHmoy on the
Head Of a person 70 gear; ohi-Extract
from certificate, made by Mr.. AleNan-
der Ayson, dated MARYLAND, n b Nov,
1851. " | hereby certify that | was af-
ilicted with a tumor on my head, which
the faculty termed cancerous, and that
was in the Perth Infirmary for some
time under most eminent medical men
but deriving no benefit from their treat
ment, left and was induced to try IIol-
loway's Ointment and Pills; after using
them short period the tumor began to
dlsporse, and it is now perfectly cured
although | am 73 years of agen
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Dress Goods at Cost !

ana All my gNpus AZ DLNlbI-D DAN
GAINS. Those wishing goods will never
buy them as cheap again.
G. G. WAINWRIGHT.
STATE OF VERMONT, | At Probate
District OF New lIayca, SIS. Count holden at
Bristol, in said District, on the 18th day OF
February, 1884 the Administrator of tbs es>
tate of
RICHARD NJ. TUCKER,
late Of Bristol. in said district, deceased pro-
noses TO render AN account Of his administra
lion. and presented the same for allowance,
Whereupon the said count ordered the admin
istraior TO notify al persons Interested 10 ap-
pear NJ probate court, To he holden NJ Bristol
In said district on the first Monday in April,
is54' at 10 O'Clock, A MAJ the Office of the
badge of said conrl then apd lhelV IA Object
to the allowance of said account. il they see
cause, by publishing copy It this order in the
Miillrhury Register u newspaper printed NJ
Mddlehufv, in this Stale-'hrcc weeks sHc-
cessnely previous TO the time Of said cont
HARvLY MrssILr, Judge
A true copy Of record
H3W IlARyrY MUsfUTi Judge
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NV HAVEN, Ut
The Wing State Contention assem-
blcd in this city to-day. The candidates
for State Officers were nominated by
ballot as follows: GorGnor - Henry
Dutton, of New Haven Lieutcnant
Gorernor-Alex. II. Holley, of Sails
bury Secretary Of Natc--Oliver II
Perry, of Fairfield. TIeaSurcr-D. w.
Camp, of Middletown. Comptroler-
John Durham, of Norwich
FREIN EAST MoNrrELIER.-On We'd
nesday night last three barns, belonging
to NJ. Orlando F. Lewis, were destroyed
by fire. Supposed to be the act of an
incendiary Insured $3.50 in the Yer
mont Mutual.
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fBl5 ONLY
FOR 4 HOMESTEAD,

100 FARMS and 1000 BUILDING LOTS,
to be divided Oh the 3lst Of Jan, 1884, u
mOng COG Subscribers. Over 500 of these
arealrcady engaged. Many the Lots near
these have been sold for from 100 TO 200
per cent, advances over tho price for which
these Lots are row sold, showing that
the purchase will be good investment.
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STATE OF VERMONT. Be ii remembered,
District of Addison, SIS. that, at a Probate
Court held AT Middlebury in aud for ice District
Of Addison, on the 10Th DAY Of February A. ID.
1854
Abby Wainwright, George : Swift, and Cab
vim Hill, administrators OF The Estate Of Rufus
Wainwright late o1Aliddlcbury IN said District
deceased, present their administration account
for allowance 1t is thereupon ordered, that
said account be considered for allowance ny this
Court, NJ The session thereofio be held M the Of.
fee Of the Register Of this Court in said Middle
barry. on Thursday the oh day OF slarch A. ID.
1854, at ten p'hlock IN the forenoon and that
notice thereof be given TO all persons niorc -tcd
that they may appear and make their objections,
il ANY they may have to the allowance of said
account by publishing certified copy Of this or
der in the Middlebury Regisier-a newspaper
printed at said Middlebury three weeks success
sively previous To the time OF said Codrt.
JED. S. BusHsELL, Register.
A true copy of record.
~ .sw. Attest JED. S. BusuNELL, Register
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Paw Your Debts.

Persons having accounts al my store vi
please call and settle the same without della
Feb. ], 1851. G. G WAINWRIGHT.
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Turks Island and Canada Salt Bags Of
inc Butter Soil, just received by
II. 4. SHELDON.
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| 8 ) ( 7!

FINiE subscriber solicitS tho attention OF
L the puhlic to his LARGE SrOCE OF
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Linseed Oil.
SALT.

O'Flancgans Oil, boiled and raw, for sale
| by H. A. ELDON.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-11
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS,

The Intelligenter republishes very
interesting collection of recent newspaper
articles upon the very last fillibustering
e1pedition-that of Walker, to Lower
California. The editor, in this manner,
sheds much light upon it. 1t is to be
hoped that the United States and States
authorities in California may be strong
enough to vindicate the integrity of their
respective governments in this matter,
if Walker and any of his gang of robbers
escape the vengence Of the Mexicans,
which appeared unlikely at last advices.
The Union, commenting on the speech
of MIR. Bayly, of Virginia, ON the Ingra.
ham resolutions, argues to show the judge
in error in finding fault with the action Of
the Government in the koszta case. The
same paper contains an able article, signed
" New jersey exposing the character of
the opposition of the Richmond Examiner.
The Sentinel discusses "t the people, -
holding that they are not quite as bad as
they might be, we take it. The editor,
also, laughs at the notion of "the pious
Czar'
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-11

A VALUABLE BooK.-Franck Taylor,
agent, sends us The American Alma
nae and Repository of Useful knowledge,
for the year 1854" Boston: Phillips,
Sampson & Co. All the reading world
of America; that is, all among us who
read to obtain useful information-arc
familiar with the history and character
of this work, of which this is the twenty
fifth annual number, or volume. Most
unwearied pains are taken to collect and
arrange the immense amount of informa-
ton which this work contains, eoncern-
ing the complex affairs Of the General and
all the State Governments; astronomical
facts of the year; and the thousands on
thousands of statistical details on points
of utility and interest to all, of all pur-
suits. and all in stations in life. 1t is really
the American statistical annual, which is
indispensable to the business American.
whether at the bar, in the counting-house,
on the farm, in the factory, or in the pub
lie service.
THE SrETHOSCOPE AND VIRGINIA Med
1cAL GAzBrrE.-Wehave received by mail,
the December (lS53,) number of this Pc
riodical, edited by Claiborne Gooch, AM,
NJ. D., &c. Richmond, Va: Richie &
Dunnovant. printers. ..-
This periodical has high reputation
with the medical profession at the South,
though it treats of subjects of which we
cannot be competent critics.
The kNICKERBOcKER, for January,
1854; New York Sam Houston, 1879
Nassau STREETS On our table, from the
depot of our enterprising friend Shilling
ton.
This number contains twenty ono arti-
cles, exclusive Of its literary notices and
its usual melange of piquant, graceful
and exceedingly entertaining things from
the editors table.
Louis GAYLORD Clark, who edits this
standard publication, has succeeded in
placing it i'll the very front rank of the
American publications of the day. Light
er In its character than the standard
English Magazines republished in this
country, it is, however, always graced
with more solid and sterling articles than
are found in most other American literary
monthlies. Mr.. Clark, in making the high
literary reputation which he has achieved
In the conduct Of this " ork, has also most
happily made an estate which rewards
his industry and genius.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-11

1MPORTANTTO BETrERs.-In New York,
before Hon. Justice Green, in the case Of
John Fay VS.. John Britton, an action was
brought under the statute against I" Bet
ting and Gaming" to recover of the
stakeholder s62 so placed in his hands,
in bet on a fight between Yankee Sulli-
van and Morissey, which took place in
October last. The plaintiff, proved that
he bet S75 on Yankee Sullivan against
500 on Morissey, and put the money in
the defendants hands as stakeholder; that
SCI 80 was his own money, and the
balance belonged to others. The Judge
said that the statute was imperative, and
that he was bound thereby to give judy
ment for the plaintiff, which he did for
$62 SO, and costs.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-11

\ NEWSPAPER IN NEBRAsKA.-The
publication of a newspaper called the
Nebraska Democrat, has been commenced
at Old Fort kearney, in the unrecognized
territory. 1t strongly urges the passage
of the territorial bill by Congress, and
says that should this be done now. a
floiirishing city would Immediately spring
up at the place where the Democrat is
published. In the L. S Supreme Court,
few days ago, an attorney at law was
admitted to practice, whose residence
was officially announced in the proceed
ings as Nebraska.