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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-03
Plain Talk to Young Men.

They talk about staples and great sta
pies. Honest, industrious, able young
men are great staple in this world =
Young man. You are wanted but no, for
doctor. No, nor lawyer. There are
enough Of them for this generation, and
one or two 10 spare. Don, study" pro-
sesslon, unless it BE- the brlcklaying or
farming, or some other 81 the manual pro-
LESSONS. Don't measure tape If YOU can
help it. It's honorable and honest. aud all
that, but YOU can do better. OF all things
don't rob the women. Its their preroga-
tive to handle silks and laees. tapes and
thread Pu, on your hat, then, ike q
man, don All apron, and 20 out doors
let good glow on your cheek, the Jew
eirv OF toll uron your brow, and good
Sc. Z! We tl-deveioped muscles We would
% if we could, but then we were Young
longer ago than We like to think, and
sou know when ones old he cant.
Besides Il YOU become doctor yan'il
have to wait because YOU haven't the
experience SAYS An old practitioner
because YOU are too Young, 50, all the
women. Il you a-e lawyer, likely to
IT. hleV u put weight 81 Your lead,
d IL Suiss, % keep you under; Or, II
yol make good argameu', some old op-
ionent, a. gray as rat, vii kick II all
over, by some taun' Or other, because vou
NeFe not born ii the year one And 80
i will 20 until you grow tired and sonred
A''d w'sh yots had been a tinker, perhaps
IN fnmorta. one, u ans tning bu, Just
what yoa are
lie farmer. and troubles are over, or
rather, they don, begin. you Of the
earth, As they used 10 say, up to the
SKY, You are lniep.nden, all day and
urea, not weary, ., night. Tie more
he'sahors You rave, and the better farm.
- 'hev are the more aud better 10,
you.
...se Fix i.agan offer, $500 Tor 4
AEs ira reIF
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-03

ENE We notice That II m. JAMES W :.
GRIMES, Wing candidate Tor Governor,
has published his programme OF the
times and places where he will meet and
address the cltizens oil the southern and
western portion Of the State. His OPEN
ing speech was delivered Monday the
29,h ult., a, Mt. Pleasant, Henry eoun
tv. He has appointments made up 10 the
9Th July prox. Mr. GRIMES has eordi-
ally extended an invitation 10 his calnpet-
itor, CuRris NJ. BArEs. TO meet with
him at bis appointments and have IA Polit-
ical talk to the dear people.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-03

?-B 1t is stated that there were 23l =
Isl soldiers in the Revolutionary War.
Of tins number there are nov less than
one tn ,usand four hundred beings, whose
ages must average nearly ninety years.
sesenty-,hree have died during the pres
ent year. In a few more tieetlag years
this veteran and venerable l,aua will have
passed away, and they will be known
then only on the pages ol history.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-03
Murder,


A murder wa. commmi,,ed in Pioneer
Grove. in the northern portion OF Cedar
county, near Messrs. CoMs1ocx l. TAY.
Ions store, on Saturday the 9th ult..
abou. 5 o'clock p. NJ. There had bee N
difficulty existing between the parties
for considerable length of time. The
circumstances that led to the shocking
crime of murder, as near as We are able
to gather them, are as follows:
|, seems that Mr.. HARRIsoS IouN
was assisting to drive a COW out OF field
or lot. Whilst in the act OF getting the
COW out of mischief, Mr.. SAMUEL SHIN
rArFER came driving along with his team
and several men in the wagon with him.
SHISTAFrER addressed JoHN in the fol-
lowing language: 'Gogg le-eyes, you
don't run halt as fas, after that COW as
YOU do when | am after YOU JoHN
made no reply, tn, looked sternly at him
and stepped a few PAGES. gu, into the road,
for he was near by it, and stood there
with his hands resting on his hips, or
rather, in the small of his back. SHis-
rArrER Observing hun standing there,
halted his team, and remarked to one OF
the men that were i'll the wagon with him,
that JoHS wanted to whip him. He got
on, and walked back to JoHs and asked
him ii he wanted to fight. He replied.
no, he did not $500 that he was stranger to
BIN, that he knew nothing about him and
had no i'll will against him. This man
then walked back again TO the wagon
and told SHiSrArFER that il was him he
wanted to fight bear IN mind that JoHS
sent no such word as is here represen-
ted. | Mr.. SHisrArrER got out OF the
wagon and went to where JOHN was
standing and inquired if he wanted to
fight. JOINS replied, ''just as you please
abou, that, sir" When these words
were sPoheh' OH Oh ""
blow JUS, above the eye, which staggered
HIM backwards, ana then 'o''o"so up Ills
attack, got nm ao"h ana WAS oea'ihs
hun. Ii appears JOHN haa oeeh s'a'la-
ing win KNIFE IN ms manu. ah' "n,'''
SHisrAFfEk was beating ii'a' nc eaie"
aioud'to persons ID come an" ''Ae nun
OH, ana al the SAME tlihe' he was lh"hs
ing the hn'ie' the instrument u oea''l'
into his back n1a side' struck hlfh i''e VI
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-03

ss@ Il has been decided by a coaf ol
Justice al Worcester, Mass. that il Is H.
legal 10 keep children IN the school room
alter school hours as punishment, as
the authority OF teacher toes not ey-
tend over scholar after the schools has
been regularly dismissed.
This is common sense decision. and
many puplI will rejoice to learn that
such il the law, and they will hereafter
escape the punishment which they so bit
terlv d,spise and parents eondem. For
an at committed IN the presence Of the
school. there i the place To- its punish
men, We obirtt 10 the alter etaps..
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-03
The Eriis~e.

According TO general notice. with the
Progiso II ~ postponelnent on account
1T had weather. the grand exhibition Of
tic eclipse took place al the appointed
time. Il VAS Witnessed with grsa, salts
faction by many 81 our citizens. As our
telescope Vas considerably deranged aud
out 81 order, ne will lorbear making any
comments a. ills tune, and viii wait with
grea, anxiety to hear from the Com
mittee Of twenty, who were chosen 10
make observations from The different Oh
servatcr.es and to sepos, in detail.
kFvoLurIos IN cyBA.-A rum0r was
quite curren, in Washington, on tie 2Oth
uii., that revolution Aal taken place il
Cala,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-03

search Of. We suoA catsi~1 f''
stabbed our good steed.. tneh eohaA~"' ~
ing up our old friends "
In a short timc hid the p9eas''" -
by the "paw," our oil matAas tFis"N ,.,,
has been so'o trnihS III Inc NUS
month He was IL 'ol heai'h' an"
soon enga 5ed IN discussing '"' '''1
'branded peach. At'e' Pa''"""5 ,>r
per which would have d'Ae efeo' W '''
gle" retired for the n'sht' WIN one pa"
blankets, aud thu nor th my oS"' ""@
sonndiy from sheer fa'tgne.
Thursday, 4Oth.-l, rathed all h's"'' ""'
ring the day poured down !" ''''s"'''
camp was full OF people VINO hao 1o''e ~
crult their piles" Ii Two "ssNs
houses had been efee'e"' "''i wv
laid for as many more Inc h"'e'S WI
ed continually Mea were 'o,'''a'.'' So
and coming, VINO 'ssi'eu 'ie P'"''
themselves Of the a'hoS' ''8'e'''''
the mines. he town ha1 stA ''''S ny ''NN
all was lie ana oa"ue' ih' N'-s
requiring tunnels 10 Feaea pay wv
who do, have their fortunes h@ae II
the hill is the richess VI ,@'h'' "'''
several OF the riches' eial'i's' ''" was
! to see what all amount oi 'a"o' h"o ''." Pa
| formed. SUI ont ie" Feinal'' 's's ~ AA"~
i requires more capital 10 engage I" '"' ''''
ness than most OF the miners nave ~
Four nihers were killed III "'ahfIsi' u" uass
before our arrivai-'"o ofotas's ha'''7H 'iSA
ron, from New York, with I'VE men 'iolh no'
ton. The wind howied dlsnas!, during t'ie Jay >
at times blowing perfect gale we were ahA-
lous to start for home, but the storm was loo Sc
we're TO venture out, 1t Vas uAserao'y COM
fortress day, with no hires IN the pdoic houses
wrapped up III Nachahaw, ana took matters
stoicaIy. AT night, wet and chilled retired
to my ''soft size VI plank and was soon III
dream land
Friday, slst. Aroused early Tor breakfast.
No appearance of the storms letting up" we
were determined to proeeed-would vat until
noon and then 60, fair OF foul weather. Wills
the storm began TO moderate. and veto prepare
for our departure. After dinner we bid ''aiios''
| ia our friends The horses had quite recovered
/ -,.r, - ,. =, -, ii.
:, g.. n,.;.;.. -. .u. ,a,,, :,
they We're Ill me spifits' anu we were soon IN
our saddles, off for home. Oh reaching the bot
tan, If Indian eanan- were informed that the
ct;. .aa1a 49, h;ul ..,, ..,..,,r :, a..,
,rarans >, .r.s W. b. =, ra,~aea o.r ..s,s
iii ,,,or .o.,..,h It,, ha.4 a., s.u..n,'.
,,u-..a: ,,.,.,
.a,1oJ ,ha til 60. =. -. ,:.h a,a,
,a-ux,, . .,-....t, ri.
mind h,ar 81, ana ,a,l -. .,.
,.a war. j, ,,a MD, 9 IT,,
a.. hnnnon g., III. ID -
,.ara e,,,,4 =. - .t.,. "a, -,
Ne'e i'Asee ~ II o>oso d " $40" pace. must
w. ,'A1 N"'''S we '''' Tue pressure ~ DC
- ""~ SHINING :"
-, @'s7 y"
u ''''o""' "'''' Id" ,ha be'h saho''' oe'ag
~ i1' HE 'hos' 0e"''hHi streams nave seen N
: T..
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-03
ErD- The Musca,ine Tri- Weekly jon

rrD- The Musea,lne 7ri- Weekly Jour
mol states that III. City Council Of Bur
lington have authorized Their Attorney
to take legal steps TO enjo'n the Rock Is
land Bridge Company from building a
bridge across tie Mississippi al Rock
lslani
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-03

Two weeks ago we made mention OF
the fact that a valuable deposit OF coal
had been found on the north fork of the
Maquoketa river. The fact then stated
turns out to be true. We met person
the other day in our town who had seen
the coal vein and witnessed the article in
use at the smiths forge. He said il an
swered the purpose as well as any coal
ever tried here; that the smith tried il
and was highly elated. Tais vein OF
coal is about ten feet thick, and was dis
covered Ill the face of Il bluff situated
twelve miles and half from Cascade.
and about four miles from the North Fork
Thus locality is well known TO most of
our citizens. 1t is in nearly the centre
OF VIVA. is commonly known as Bowen
Prairie-one OF the richest and hand
somes! parties in Northern Iowa This
valuable deposit lies hnt a short distance
from the route Of the Iowa Central Air
Line Railroad; fact which is of no
small importance to the river county
We will probably be able to realize some
OF the benefits of this discovery OF coal
SO near home before the first lewiston of
our road is half completed. Now we get
all our coal from Rock Island, and j,
costs US dear enough by the time i, gets
here. This coal can be brough, to us by
Railroad at one tenth the price now paid.
THIS Is not the only advantage: we have
the increased value OF the lands and
mine Of wealth at home, which will benz
EFT everybody here. This coal vein is a
little out OF the assigned limits OF our
great coal field, and if j, proves extern
slve, will add to our already large area
several miles more Of coal land. We
have also the best possible evidence OF
the existence OF coal i'll Dubuque county,
and not very far from the city limits OF
Dubuque. We know what we are say
ing, and have tested our Knowledge
We m ght also add tina, it would hot be
strange if coal bed should one day be |
found not lar from Maenoketa. We
have seen and heard enough to convince .
lis that coal exists not many miles from
that locality. The building of the Iowa
Central Air Line Railroad will develop
our resources In more ways than one
We congratulate our friends In Jones +.
county upon their good fortune. We
shall expect 10 hear of still more aston i
ishing results as our country settles and
critical examinations are made. This is
emphatlcally a new country vet. and
great results await 1t. jackson Press.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-03
n III Lettings.

1916. From Upton to Marion, has been
let to VIM McLEouD, al $500.
93i7. From Upton to Fulton, has been
let to H. {. PIERcE al $500.
1915. From Upton to Garnavllo, has
been let 10 LEV, ELIIs at s6Oi
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-03

DEATH or A. b. CHAMBERS. Is.
CHANGERS, the able editor oil tie ST.
LOUIS Republican,. and the fearless de-
fender OF truth, died Monday morning,
May 29th. a, ). o'eloek
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-03

The oldest book m the United States
!, y sad, IS manuscript, copy Of the
Inbie III the possession 0. DR.. W,,ber.
spoon OF Alabama, written over on.
thousand years ago on parchment.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-03

Mr.. Lane, tie delegate from Oregon,
has introduced IN The hous. d bill 10 an
tho'ize the people Of ia. territory Of Or.
egon 70 torn constitution and state
government, preparatory TO admission III.
10 tie Union as a state. The b,I. was
referred % lie committee on territories.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-03

esa- Hon. THOMAS WoopLr, late
County Judge OF Fayette Co, Iowa,
died on the 18th ult., at 8 o'clock Tie
Pioneer is in mourning, and deeply Ia
ments the loss OF such all eslimabie Cit
zen.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-03
Sasv o. leans AIar -

l.s olt'iils, NAY ID.
On the ah, Santa Anna summoned
AGA 'flleo 70 surrender. The summons
vas refused by Alvarez, who sailed out
aud attacked Santa Anna's troops aud
took 800 prisoners. Santa Anna i re-
ported to have fled.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-03

.sEr The attention Of tie citizens Of
Rochester is directed to Mr.. BARRYs
notice, in to-days issue.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-03

Hon. A. c. DoDGE, our distinguished
Senator, was to take his departure from
Washington City on the 23i ul,. for Bur
lngton. Domestic affection Is the rea-
son assigned for his return.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-03

a BLOODY PROSPECT The London
Times predict tina, the presen, La s,sr,
vat WI eoitlAar latt-l y 4 Century.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-03

Df. Weber, OF Cincinnati. has been
andef examination beior. the police eour,
charged with the murder Of the lnfan,
son 81 Mr.. Solomon rfaaif uan by NAL
practice. he prescribed for the child %
drops 81 solution 0! nux yomlca, to i.
taken four times day. Alter taking
the first dose the child was setzed With
conVnlslons and died in half or three
quarters Of an hour.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-03

We learn, states the Boston Times,
that Mss Kate Lawrence, the accom-.
pushed daughter Of the Hon. Abbot,
Lawrence, has been presented with a
mos. magnificent silver service Of plate.
by George Peabody, Of London. /, is
10 be manufactured a, London, a, a cost
Of ol2 900. Miss L. is about to enter
lnlo the tlcklsh bonds OF weaoek
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-03

s-n@ Tie Baffllo Commercial men
tons to its readers, thai HoRaet GREELy
will b. tie candidate Of the Temperance
party for Governor Of New YORK next
Nor-iaier.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-03

GOAL IN LINN On. :. We have been
shown specimen Of stone coal, which
was found abou; five miles north ives, OF
this place and appears to be Of an excel.
lent quality. 10 what extern, il exists IS
yet "a 5elta..l. Prog .essspe Era.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-07
ut LAND COUNTY PAIR.

By reference to our fourth page it will
be- seen that the Far will be held AT Rut-
land, on the 27ih aud 2cth days of Sep
tcmh'r
The VI inlgers, very wisely as we think,
have decided not TO enclose a show ground
and charge m adniuance fee. The levy
ing OF a toll, however small, bcgets an un
happy state Of feeling among many, feel
ing Of hostility towards the Peoples IIoli-
day Which, fortunately, has not yet existed
IN Rutland County.
An work and no play makes Jack a
dull boy " and "work, work, and no holi.
days. is inhunan even for boys of a
hrg5r growth Every farmer miner, me
chiuic, aud manufacturer can say q" II Is my
Far, there YOU will see Wha, can do, and
wha, my boys, my wife, my town and my
County can do" What an exhibition of
horses, cattle, sheep, and the various pro-
duets Of industry aud skill, Rutland County
can make! 1t will be profitable to every
exhibitor, aud gratifying to every locker
on.
We are assured that uncommon efforts
@lll be made To make TN. superior Fair
Everything which will add 10 comfort, con
yculcnce, ard interest 10 the occasion, will
be provided. A multitude of people will
look IN upon our County, on the occasion
oflhe FAR, from other Counties and States
and It Is expected that Rutland County
vii be- AT home" with her hands full of
things DONE
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-07

Til re- are 40 Vermont, 1912 Farmers.
2l"H Laborrrs. 2.3j0 Carpenters. 1876
Shucm4kofs, 1916 Blacksniths, ,2S2 MGR
chants, l.0l6 Students, 60 Clergymsn,
ln4 Lt~yer.. G3 Physicians, q Book
blnd-r-, - Buckntkcos. rs Butchers.
3~O CabHt-makcrs, lG3 Chiir-mskcrs,
nf Clerks. l2i Clo,lncrs. rs Colch-mak
ers, ~ Comb-m ikes, 2S7 Coopers. Cot
ton-m mIfIcturcr, - Dentists, IL f. htors.
II Gl tss-niuufaciurers, u GoldsmliIs, 20
Gun-nths, u IliiIcrs, i0- Hotel keepers,
81 Iron Founders. ji2 Joincrs, sos Masons,
BIS Milers, - Paper makers, 3jI Pedlars.
- Poltcrs. : Powder manufacturers, l3s
Printers, 3l7 Soldiers. II Spectators 3-l
Tailor-, 253 Tanners, lG- Tinsmlhs, -
Office holders, by prpfes-ion'l $50 Wheel
Nnghts, Author, Who Is he;
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-07

We .r,n So, brshrasG safisged
NJ ,bs s. e =. q. ..r.st f.aa frrst
e. d iss Win,sail siasst fss tac-ns. =
49, frsusrra 30 va rcy badly ths trot
% bose P'.f-u ,is- tissssrh ,hp stlA IT,
asa7 ~ss ~ Ensa ~ Prs.
We isrfn si.s, ia- fsah STR, Hose
,u5 rrsi .~s'e sa,a etei .,ih b. a. iae
bed - Prst ~, bee ree sr'y brca pa.
c'ases y is. Y. Rss. n.sas D. Co.'S
sria ~ tbs pisess, = ilsflsrtoa Rs.asa
g ,sss va tas ,s~ " ESTABLISHING
nsnsrv. ~fh srss.l Sc. ahl-r u.r
eaafge q SISTERS 81 Chan'y."-B.
-~'r, Etsr,-'rs rstsr.-'ris
sosr,- as thoYs sa.a pha ~sicbed fsr tie
F,aH II Hamie'. fiiAu. Ia Issa, TIE
Democracy ofYeusars. At ,aeif STATE Con-
,euloa pss',i ibo following Resolution.
Rsssls,f Tast PR claim u1 go hea'r
tls Iel.fsi q sttfaas ri o. aaalsa slavery
iH tae s-tsra sisies. hoi se d. rlhim &C.
pc ~ NfalfF F'fftAHts fiItiitAs
81 ~ iaiHs furfiss Of sapfgy iHis fsr1togy
saf iyf aaf stsist u aebruer. an ter Is,
iarFsirfs1 q cl4arsi. q ~ 80.
luI-s2 tbsg caloa.s5 'he 'inlh,y' orihs
Baluuspr pia,fofn. -nou. where arc the
Democratic Press ~ vern1mi They sll
sirocsie tae ana'nn. hsni,i uut 'o them
ia their -riiou.,~ What Congf-.. h,s 10
paaef So prohibit S'sey 20 ,he Tern
is1esi
Asswts rnrsr Qrrsrio>s II
Cuba .' spn.I.d, vili Coogrcs. have pow
~ 20 ,bei.b .ia,ep there;
II tpr Gad..n Treaty is approved, aud
large siee 81 ffce Territory b. hereby All
nescd 90 the Un.oo, can Congress proven,
the cst n,,sn ofslavey into IT.;
Whether he Union be extended North
o' S'a'h. b.. Congress any power to him
Der ihe extension Of slavery;
Certainly Mt, ifthe principle Of the Ne.
br,ska bi.l Is adopted. and the design Of
Dougl1s, Piercr, q Co. be carried oui.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-07

Three weeks since, few "Young
America robbins, blue birds, and crows,
gave concer' 10 this region, for one day
only = and then came a pos,ponement on
accoun, Of the weather. Again the song
ofthe crow Is heard no, much Of song,
bar u comes from that clerical, ihie,ish,
shspcly, hsppy, much abused and often
sho'-ai pioneer OF Spring.
Welcome Apni, lihough sacred TO fools
thou month Tor birds, Including crows, J
iha~s, freezes ram. snow, clouds, rainbows,
ho1n Of sunshine and days Of gloom, NOV
'ng Of household stub. and clearing of
houses, Progressive greenness prcking
through i1ggy old leAycs-thon month Of
nipple sugar and mud. all hail
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-07
nygLANp WY coVHr'
MARCH TEg q, 1854


HoV. ROBERT FtERrolNr
Hon. s,~rrtH. Rstloeo, .is'.'isni
~ T. i,NGnoN. :"
irin, Ford AMI vif, re. Lewis Vince
loct.
Action % trespass on the cssc fr pla-
cling distractions 10 ,hc book which ar
n,d ,l,. PIT. ssvu.l. Whereby the waisr
from below was thrown back upon the
plns. waiet.uhecl.
Vrflcl for 7lE 81 recover 5000 dam
ag.s and bis Gusts.
Massrs. Parker. Nicholson, and 2. y.
Blres for pif. Mcssrs. Elgetlou und Al
len for dcit.
NJ ,ses Il. Touslc Vs. z. NJ. Unioshil.
hudita Qaercis.
Verde, ior pr, uommnl dtm1gcs and
hrs costs.
II. Allen AMI r. u. Butter for PHI w.
u. Snita ilr d.n.
Aurora J. Thatcher rs Thomis J. Ket-
chum.
Breach inr promis, for marriage. The
contract aud lis suhscqu n, non.iuliillmeut
were proved AMI admlied--ihe marriage
Of the delft to another LAZY WIS alsn proved.
The question was argned to the jury on
ly on the question OF damages.
Verde, for the pin. TO recover 100000
damages an fr costs.
Parker am Nicholson for pill, +. n.
Briggs and John Picrpoint for def.
Aremas Arnold rs, Alden Il. Webb.
Action on the case for shoeng horse in
an unsklinl and unworkmlnikc manner
and for otherwise ill-treating the horse.
Plea the general issue.
Verdict for def. 10 recover his costs.
w. r, Nichols and Edwin Elgerton for
pin. Parker and Nicholson for def.
State rs. Benz. +. Parker.
Information for breach of License Law
twenty counts for selling five counts
for furnlshing-and five counts for giving
away intoxicating liquors.
Ncrdict--Guilty on seven counts for sell
ing. Not Guilty on remaining counts.
Martin G. Everts States Attorney, for
the State. Edgerton and Allen for rcspon-
dent.
Adr Isaac Hosford rs. w. b. Giddiugs,
Apt.
Action on promissory note.
Plea part payment.
Verdict for pii. TO recover (thc amount
of the note, after dcducting the payment
proved for the def, $1,000 damages and
his costs.
Elijah Ross for def Edgcrton and Al
len Tor pff.
Arunah w. Hyde u.s. Stephen b. Good
win.
Trespass for cutting timber, invoking
the title to land near Castleton Pond.
Verdict for def. to recover his costs.
c. l.. Williams and b. F. I.angdon for DIFF
Z. N. Briggs and C. NJ. Willard for def.
Richard o. Billings rs. WIN. Bartlett.
Action of trover for a gold watch and
chain lost by the PHI. in Rutland village
in Jan. or Feb. 1852.
Verdict for plff. to recover $33.ss dam
ages and his costs.
w. II. Smith and J. X. Newell for plff.
X. X. Thrall for def.
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