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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-14
CONGRESSIONAL.
Friday, April Z. The Private Calendar
was taken up.
The Sougi,. uasssd H. hills

Friday, April Z. The Private Calendar
was taken up.
The Senate passed Il bills.
Mr. Chase introduced bill Ia grant
public lands to Cincinnati and Mackinaw
for railroad purposes.
Iiouse.-The bill for facilitating the
carriage Of mails between New Orleans
and San Francisco was taken up. It's pas
sage i expected Then came bill IN
reference to the burning Of the Steamer
Martha Washington. The house went
into Committee OF the whole, osicnsibly
on the Appropriation bill, when Mr.. Caru-
theirs made Nebraska speech. lie took
occasion 10 say that Tyler could command
seven followers, but Frank Pierce only
three Mr. Washbum Of Ne. made
speech opposed 10 the Nebraska bill.
Senate, 10Th. Mr.. Seward presented
large number Of circumstances against the
Nebraska bill also Petitions IN favor Of
lliBsen's proposed line Of steamships be-
tween Brooklyn and Europe also petitions
il favor Of the Homestead bill also pc
uiions IN favor Of religious freedom To
American citizens in Europe sni others IN
fWor Of arednctiono Of &C AN postage. Mr.
Fish offered a resolution, which was sdop;-
I'd, calling for the correspondence relative
- the imprisonment Of Bremen of Conrad
Schmidt, nsigmlized citizen ofthe United
States. aud also Dana and other American
ctiz.ns At Baden. Tie Committee on
Roads and canala reported adversely on
the pfoPo.ii.sn y yee the Ohio Falls CO.
10000 4 sad IN eors,rncting marine
railway around the ohp Pals. Mr. Mason
gave notice ~ = hle 70 an,ionEs ths BALI
mofe ADD Ohio Rsiisesd csppany 10 eK-
tena their road 10 ~ peseasss River al o.
near the Guy Of Yrs-a.sssea The bill
providing f1f the 'V<tiss@ , railroad
10 the Paei6c wss thsn taken up. Mr.,
Gwin spoke unil a'elpek " f4sof Of The
ineasuee. sn3 ihe furth@ eea~.1 raiinn ~
The bsl ~4s l4=n Ps-i ps1s1- Tks Sensis
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-14

BE- 'rf siassssa sns aaftcset. itai
10 sarrssusrf b rrve A hso-f pahas
y aruaerar v aus rrcsih " teers V
Jts hutos. hsas ~ssae hss' TIE
tsesl.sss feasi's spof Ao.n-esse 30 fasts
& sf'ssssss 10 tss rvnsr ~ hrfsf. 10 10
rsn trees 1Vhs' v ai,-s nas,gisif ihss
~ srs@s taed. hsia.sssBsd chasrAss n
N,fassr. rvrsr gesstrular eisp tsaid 80
81 as.s y vlift so saFpsa ~ faf sss 49,
~hsss a,,stisllsl sssrP cafuer, sli aspl
te tis- sn.s tsas tna ioasr, vh,s'is -
fhs sized Sna isen ~ah uocs an3
fsef rlH ~ sTp~sf . hi9eai a' phsf.s
lrat D-rsi ea .se i.s.-- hsases. ctes ise
Nass SAD ums ea-'. ~aA i-o-s, end iaeF
sia huss stireioe - plsfes u fasde
aas sa 'ts' 4 for saa.sRg e.ss.
rsai stfov By Y'ar hsae q yau hase
-s,s snd It uit b. iss.e aaassatr Avaf
sgt5 iatHef 80 80 ne3ef ~ sasdr. sns
s.a'ast 30 f'isfa-lt plPs heseaih l't svnrb-
ss, t.esres tbs .so g5s adl. ia taa cau
fs''s q "a. aovuail Il lfc.' Year s5a
80 ifs aEs 81 hape sh5 tos, asagh
tef s0 frfgrn aarnr' frtan hsi own brine.
90 sas toa. bersase yau tired ,s mske
bsn, = yoa ssuss.
r'sm tree. snd ,g d. sa uu.elhsA se',
So -biea sr vi thsni ypa. sna ssy 3
'ya IS 20 fe,.s weH tossfa. be- fr,io~s."
Acc rssf "brsdsoar- hl. bcon brpken
~ snl tee frs,si ha. CRUSHED b sway. t.c
tree -h,rh rpa plss'cl si,' .,i,i be es!ird
By ,aa' usms
Tss rrprefui. ga long lho8 E,f~. the
,iesait. ihel lts, a. ani rsp.dly efo~ing
Mars 'hr B,tsss F,s. Yfllo~ sfsrcr.
as4 NstaTAis Asa. are indiEen5u. 10
NHn1u'. and liiic csr ~ili n1kc
- 800 ad8 bosa'y aa3 tan'nf % any hu
nan habiiaiioa. The LosHstpt PorlsE.
ore 50 r~paisf 10 80 importation, and his
arsHy dic1 uu' ~ifh consumption The
l.acr.r boks h1n-sscs b. Nefulou'. sad
.rc.a. b. suif frsn the hiaes A. i.ss,
a~afiy csey tree u ,his variety "a tn
SKATE Is vol uigh sbord~ 10 death
pll,a nause uc-- Take them Up scare
folly, ss i YOU h,I f,nn3 friends. l., As
nluy us,s, sol s. mach q the no,hcr
-ai be- ga ID 10 s., possible. Cu' ~ p,r.
',an ~ ihr limbs, b,.rausc tn whole top
mslcs 'oo arge cili on TIE wounded
r,''s, So . .apply u sap. Plant them N
@'d. mother u.a ~cf no too dry, and made
uch hy 81 m4pnrr. b. this. snd then
s,'af 'h-fu well uhen The rain fii.. aud
q, sig planted trccs sill grow as #
&c 3 lowed yaa.
VA dout gl,a cen, G,rit'~ Pe,htp,
o.s. IraH uan.planlcd trees pnodnc d 40
annaa cnp II on cent each, how quickly
-l,aa'l ~ ~, a,lk. and ride beneath tbe
~ dop 81 eon'inu 20. trees.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-14

i,srsl Hsy br brautiiul, bal iaere -
rrry Biie 4 bcsuiy "a any uns tree Of
that isn1s'. Aifce standing sisnr, 10 aIder
g. be tnn sBA shade Hs o~n trunk. masi
grow ylamfinrai. nos very toll, AMI seui
ia,th longer hinhs. ard 20, forth greater
nuiiHadc Of lcayrs Aimosi sm healthy
tree standing alone, 10 the heid. by ihr
iasd.lAe. CT near a house, IS thing oi
hosaiy.
Ths hardy Rcn -ho pisaeeroa the settle
tneni 81 Neraiani. foand tsn chief enemies
in ihcr sag lnAishs sod Tree. The
one ~sah TAKE ,huif hsos, aad the uihef
sissd ~iirf~ ihc -heai snd corn augh, l..
Fr,- The lsliaa. srfe 60, 90 "a n,or'
oasi.s than tho trees and To- thl. reason
tas csflt settlers haIrd trees, end sl.se.si
regarded them A. eRruacs. 4 ~ild lnliiu
pru~iug sfoapd The haose At light, caused
ti'e ianast NJ assm uRnssiness sh,n ,f,-o
Standing neaf - iathr dsy ilme. Tin- dis.
hsr n trets ~, ntufsl cn ugh. aud SO
have Ishvf.teA sa,aa u ,hep ahiip.iky.
hsi ~ fssmer, ans Villagers are begia.
ing 10 sisa Tee tfse. back gaia ira,n iiir
bal Top. sns ssraaiaia.side. They tod. 10
spss II hrsrd,iars irf- .phuais. nat ,li.
lag. h,sb~sy. OF any hooesicsd. i. m.d
P.ossalh aSA nsre al'fasi4sc sy so'roesd
isr sAsda tfeos.
We h4se TO palaces IN Nersaoni. but
se live ~ Flsin, cheap hisses.- ouf
"eAihaasls- 49, aiaglc -,nee,sng hauses.r
sesilas, - asefsg.. ~ osug 10. nv 81
hsBarpa daiisrs Our ih.ec ,haossni
schs1 hSoso' ar Anyih,ag bot ofn.m-n',
60 ihc iAn4srspo. ouf p,sbiE ~ pusst.
suiainss ar -, Esd all "a b.. pleasing
70 ias eye ~ tAe.f srcharrisrai hrsusse..
hesuss properly Ia - hereditary, sad
-s bald ccsaaaaeslis snd prseilrtll' san.
.as the s,faoiafs g. oef ssnss. sesitA. an
fmHe.
Nof Wi sisHss oeiass ~ ~hae o. nd
ls'si afste sug huiiAiEr, sesu HaL
'Nes;sl tiaisH ~iii MOI ssve ,hem s.,,n
esitnrss Thew ihsy sana gibnmein-
sn1 s''sraus ~ ne Sss,ueri, ssn sui
Ne heasessi- sses,s Jsefisely si 49,
sea. 10 be- noas boase, ae~ siore Ike
ssscr thee = plesssHi Asase. tn ehl.
sFrn ssaf stss 10 ihr hoase n. 80 hls,-
~ rlsy pea' 4. g. tliefea-r as tisss. .hsro.
The b.fds are Al rsas ~ there arc rs
places "a vh,eA 70 r~a ne .,les a ,hair
fses. Ihs sh iGFea and The bard. tfs %
% ne ~oess- TIE ed ersad-niA-r ~.
p eel be chair IA The nsuo~ sirip q
shsds~. on he aga s.9s " ihe Aau.s, BE-.
etase hs len ~ tree. stsHs.ng, saa hs
80 nrsvi lhossA, n - f.ai,.i tL,ss 80
f4sH'sas ons. The uess,lsf ieol. ., lh.t
hoass gass eiss. snd ihen qsziig tefas
a~tF, snd cover, his csos ~iih hss Aanas.
ne clustering ssils are o skns, sns ti.-
shpA' sfs ~ sfnea he Fei,eres IA. $50
BY tufn'tg tc~Efas he grassy aeid. o.,
~o'eoy hls Ne vin-s Bos sssn a e. leaf
sSssa he Peas Assss's sssssasss Nsh.
iss eraansaial 10 attractive a Bear the
s".ss--'A. HeSI a sussE mss. ~aa.en.
she ehiiefsss --sse~p, = ssitallea q bsss.
paiss
~ s.'.ses 81 ~ ssliss sless.s. Ina, !.
''s vel 'hss~s .iih u~ss Alu.~s say
sAssa. slAss.-s~s-s, - S-el...s !.ss.s
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-14

"a. fts..t iafltls. t.ss sstt4ss Boo
sst Fsg.s .fsss s.sstas. t s4
nssss 'a~ - is So siea.'se .-ai.,a 1i'.f
80 'H rat u t,.s fss
AGttsa 6rA Il %, aa-,t.,s 8aa n
nits ~nss 10 avanr fa ~ sfis n faftless
tna h.sf paps. Hss{-oes ia.esef sri
ase ~ r--s, .t s.t,cs euasf., b. Boz.
5uts. 100, faoals ~ afrs tssssf
A. No. usne, -tsa tst waae psrt hs
~. ae.e 70 f.s t.aaaa.uasss - trs,s~. s,sy
usefy 81 ksou.af. 80 r 81 T. assutces,.
tpt nsf ftit n ais-s'afs.,a sua a,ats af-f
taaes 81 sebsfs Co.. . tfsaPsrsfr rst.sf
49, es,,s iss Wbir psrr go ems ?
De . osutemies sfpf3 q s'f'sua .esci
/. usa.s, ssa csa ar,r u,ee So sAsfs tss ase
eel sssu " soc ushrsi Na stsB o.
hte sH CREST pssslos sparg ap rfafnai}
a. ss.fsAsa aa,lt a. usass 80 gis-n
~ Dc aas tns~s ~i,sa rn8 safsol ~ ate
tssss hsv Sssh tiiHgs siv M itr ~ssi.
81 caatsu'4ans-
raf nsass ieaH 80 -sff -fts Yssfss us.
,afaf a ilif ,asrrs ia Nfrson' bsr, b-.H
ssuri Wage Ths4 sfe ~ tfttn.7a pr.
iissnt sas ps - q 1sra view ~i-f ass 90.
de' va sfsst.en a irsSrf, Tarr appnss a
~ tss Wms NsiAi.n,i p8s~r. grR--ally,
go 81 mustered ihf sssit Gsernaeui
-fl rfuisuor ana sroaeu,, Th-r hsse
ewes irss ,s ti,s sg,a. - ea.ss shsn ihe
pe,sis a saf ssl.c' sis,s. Tar can4,,r'.
90 a ne Whs Rrcs h,ar prsly received
sar rfirc, bai hs,r daas 'h,' pub'sc pfia,
lnf 1hcA s,sssc bai she's ro-iid O..
To- Whirs ~ Nrnpsia afs ia'slhrcni.
thoaei'fui p'aArs H.~u. 'fhes aver -lii
fri..ii a haune ,os-a ~ u rrs-sn. CLAY.
Tsfle aia Scott Thrs usri ~lF be-
,sAsia a - fvniug e Prs Give TauG
GOD i9ernal lmp'ofrmfn'.. They hsf
si~sss br~h psciicsl an'i sisse'g party
tni ~ h,.iy q nrn Aa,e acis3 - cons..
uefflt. aad csa'nualy ureInzt slavery aa
to- WAir. n Vefnair Thrs hs,r nsh.
ita 'atrpsri - ia This matter. nar uiiiih~t
tsl, srf seps hict~sra ir reference Co. 81.
Tac wbigs n 81, Ssvih m,y ir.ye theu.
bat ,,~y vii ~ 'srn' sny -ec'irn,l s,ess
o. 'hs' iraas io extend saYrB. hcv
ruemr &C. rsieu3 s,eep ), sf--iun SOD
Nerna1f Whie- pif in ,nahiy oppose 81.
The Wings II \ tsott iisss ~ teit. 81
- fssnc- 70 s'ss-l ~ Cd - past coors- 3D.
No rg,lonf ~ siue eouy ution en- duv
them ii.ai itrir ehs-ea position. ~ c,o-
retassn ~li Be sptheuged 10 pflBoonr
tbcH asHasy. ~ 10 ai.psSe 4 iheif nane
spd ELECTS The hste M b-cn "a tn
hsba u turning 70 The night or IN. and
~,'l scrgs4p'i.a Gr more "a rpn- Straight
i4ra I'D 30 ihs ia, right 10y, taking care
- al~ays aoi sgainsl corrupt lesisl itinp.
o6citi inirifefsacr, the conquest q foreign
territory sni tn extension g sisvcfy.--
The wb,g party q Vermont y 6sed
f-ci.~ an institution" nj - "a be Dis
t~scd u By shy msn. ~ -, Of men
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RUTLAND COUNTY COURT.
MARCH TERN, 1854.

Hon. ROBERT PiERPOINT.


Hos. ROBERT PlERPOINT.
Hon. SAMUEL II. KELLOGG, ! Assistant
Is. +. LANGDoN. Judges
WIN. Sawyer rs. X. g. Il. X. X. Co.
Action on the ease iol injuries received
by the plf., while on the deits. road, by
the cars running Off the track, on accoua
of the displacement of switch
The plf. was engineer in the employ Of
the X. e. w. X. X. Co.. and as such was
conducting nh engine at the time Of the &C
cidcnt. 1t was proved that the 4. a. ".
X. X. Co. used the road OF the Il. g. b. X.
X. Co. between the depot in Rutland VII
lage to Center Rutland, by their consent
The Court ruled that the pill. was mo-
entitled TO maintain his action, on the
ground that no contract existed between him
and the doits., and that as To him the X. a.
u. X. X. &. were under no obligation q
keep their road IN a proper manner for run
ming trains, &c, and therefore instructed
the Jury to return verdict for the def 10
recover their cost.
Exceptions by plh'., aud case removed to
the Supreme Court for revision.
Edgerton, Allen and S. \. Phelps forpIf
Briggs, 4. J. Phelps and Jno. Pierpoini
for def
State rs. WIN. ]. Williams.
Information for stealing certain monies
the properly Of one Ellis Williams Of Cas
Teton.
Plea Not Guilty. Verdict-Guilty.
NJ. G.. Eyons for the State.
X. II. Thrall and w. r. Nichols for re.
spondent.
State rs. Joseph w. Bates, Apt
Information for becoming dealer IN 90
toXicaiing liquon without a license.
Plca-Noi Guilty. II was proved thf
the respondent had been IN the habit Of ssl
ing cream ale " and strong beer" We.
dict--Not Guilty.
u. Howe for the State. l. T. Wrgh
ard l.. e. Kellogg for Respondent.
Executor Of Appollos Austin rs. Amass
Briggs, Il al.
Trespass for cutting timber, Involving
the title to lands ia Benson.
Verde, for PIN 10 recover $500 dan
ages and his costs.
l.. c. Kellogg Tor plfE Z. y. Bryce ID
def.
Tosu Of Benson Is. Edaon s. llu.L
Acuon on the case b. recover penl.4
for Transporting one Catherine Pnce, faa'
per, frou the town of shorciiau % % u-
town Of Benson, with he intent If faking
the tosn Of Bsnson ehifFeable wiih be-
support, ,in accordance with The pfo,isi9-
Of chspier r.. Sections 80 and 81 Of De
Compiled Statutes
Verdict fof def 10 fecagef Lis costs
l.. G. Kellogg fof pif Parker and SOB
olson, and T. ]. Phelps for defi.
Michael Baslin -. Jas. y. Gale, Il a.
THIS ~as sH action for an ssaault, ia.'
imprisonment, and troyef for q keg q =
guof.
The pa was arrested. 10 Msy 10
sAile passing through ihe town i la'''
too, in company ~iu, ona o'cohaTf ""
ae. VI AquOf Ia A.s ~asgoa, b. '''-H
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-14
TRANSIT.
For the Rutland County Hcpm.
Extraordinary Longevity in a Numerous
FamllY

The most remarkable family for great
length Of days, to which each of It's numer-
Gus members attained, l. that Of the "Alcn
Family one Of the venerable members OF
which. Mrs. Gray, died IN this town ON the
}7ih Of March last, IN the 9th year Of her
age.
THIS family, which comprised three sons
md seven daughters, originated in the
town Of Barre. M,ss.
of ihe daughters. Mrs. Gray was the
lat III yiyof, the sons are sull living. one
NJ ~hoh-Nr. JOSEPH Allen OF Rutland,
~" IA his 32d ycir vas present al the
hncral Of hls sister Mr., Gray.
Thr f.iAcr Of this fa,dly died N has s5ih
year, the moiher ia her 15ih year.
Tie following are the names, in the
order Of their births. and the times and
sgr- NJ winch they died, giving the maid en-
names nfthe daughters. Ofthe three sons.
all stall living, I give the births.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-14

--rm NHEsoSr LieueR Las y
- nnce Tn the Report ~ Cont proceed.
inss, = sill b. s-rn ihsi Judrr Pirfpoini
thinks the t-eiNh section Of the Liquor
L'~ nglrF u 80 understand Il. the
ia lee IS u ne opinion ihr the twelfth
ssc'ion se'i'A b. constitutional AMI Of Fl.
feet, 4 'he keePing q liqnar fs' sole wss
sny-here. explicitly, made crime. Bn,
- q is a.. % aomins. made crime. tho
sfsarc ADD desiraetian ofliqaor merely an
teni-1 81 sale : = trespsss-
The driradsu' IN III, suit ~ss oousia-
bic. sa4 ,he Other l,as. ~erc acting by his
order,
81 ars. ~e understand, the Jun .i.od
ristes fpr The dra.., snd one against. bat
hsalig Fetara.-d a verdict for nomiaal dam.
age.
The case ~ili beFesie~ed IN the Conniy
c,aH. lfihc dceisioa n the Couu should
b. su'isio'A, she neH Lerislaia-r can cor.
ruci III efrv - lisa
Du1aF The irisL the plaintiff evidently
isouFia ~lhs good time e,sn,ing- had A..
nsoi, and roqass'ed b. Attorney 10 poi,
ihs sere~s a. thesa- 4 lnils edo ,all-
~I'h The sheuG lndac~d him 10 qa, 10.
sFuei.es 'A-lon asl saHosso. "a oy- a
eeas.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-14

ih-u -cn' irio Eseta.ivs Session, and 81
1 o'cioet adjourned.
u the House q y sprrssuiause NJ
Dean 81 Nee Notk naved sasaeD.ias so
tho rules. ~hish -. sefcod To, 80 ofjrf TO
Gle rc~sla;icu declaring Il T. be the
lu,y md % III. inierrs' Of the Goyofnncn,
Of ths uuaed Sssiol 70 observe and main
tain street nsgifaiay bet al Earupo-
an sellgefcuts. anl IN iho event u var.
to urh,s 81 our citizens ani the sHcuiliy
Of coz commerce dcmsnls the maintenance
Of ihc principles heretofore asscn'cd Co.
and sircnuously commended f1f hy the Gov
orumcni. bat nj hitherto admitted or -.
tatishrd BY tn laws Of nations, tha,
FREE ship. mad. FREQ goods, except a. TO
articles cloany known NJ eouimhsnd q
var, and that the neutral hsg protects from
unreasonable search all ships bearing st;
als,,, tia, neutfai property on b5aid the
vessels Of beliecrnts y not subject 10
seizure ~ conhscstiou; and calling for
any correspondents 90 establish the fore.
gong principals as in,omatioal law, aud TO
protect our neutral commerce in the event
OF war. The resolution was referred 10
the Committee on Foreign Affairs. The
House then went into Committee of the
Whole and resumed the consideration Of
the General Appropriation bill. Mr.. Me
Donald OF Maine and Mr.. Faulkner of
Virginia addressed the Committee 10 favor
Of the Nebraska bill. The House then
adjourned.
Senate, ll,h. Numerous reports and
memorials were presented and appropriately
referred. Mr.. Mason introduced bill
authorizing the Baltiuore and Ohio rail-
road TO extend their rad to the Potomac
River. al or near Washington City. The
bill giving credit, for limited time, on the
datics levied on railroad iron, was then taxi
en- up. Mr. Douglas moved substitute,
suspanding the duties on railro I'd iron from
the passage of the bill until July lst, 1857.
Amer long debate on the suhlec, the fur
ther consideration of the bill was postponed
until Monday week. The Senate then adj
journed.
In the House of Representatives, mes-
sage wns received from the President, trans
hitting additional documents relative TO
the Crescent City afflir A resolution
was adopted calling on the Secretary of
the Interior 10 communicate 10 the House
such intomltion concerning frauds in the
Pension Office as were mentioned in his
annual report, aud also any other similar
frauds since discovered, with The nature
and extent thereof Mr.. Bennr,'s Land
bill, granting lands equally to the States for
the purpose Of aiding the construction ofral-
roads and the support Of public schools,
was then taken up, and on motion its
further consideration was postponed two
weeks. The House then went INTO a Com.
mlttee on the Whole on the General Ap-
propriation bill. Mr.. Culom. ofTennessee
having the floor, addressed the Committee
in opposition to the Nebraska bill. After
the Transaction Of some unimportant bust.
ness, the House adjourned.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-14

The Nebnska hill IL becnuiug more
o. paisf a. the North. - Mo- fsfoei .lrs.
There sfe % people IN Nr~ Hampshire.
Riss1e l'.snd, - Couneciicui. % else the
.igs s 10 efros Almos; everybody. Il
sosls sssrn. Al the SaTh has reconstructed
IA soHssn'isn a. By 'neEsafasl TO csnsrcs..
sSsiasi the NesasEs bli, bat the .frs =
-sliing 10 bear from the rec, q ia.Alisa.
Tar GrTl.ss corsrr CorHf
e'ossd 10 sess'aa % Thunsdsy lysstetasy J
sa~i s.iiiag q Eve Weets. TIE Iayy
sew s.sehsFsed "a saturday l..s.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-14

eNftNoSfths ~ toSrNfss .at
sun, f4ats oh ,n ooms,r of wsmh.,
n,,srl 60 mc 1ld AMI ml C,s-..,
although be-, ,he sai m p,ru'.u,s
ihai shr fututsbos uofr mrmhers of d..
uros. than any other State Va rt,pn-
population -usiis ropuls,ion. even D.
Son,h Csrol,nt, t'r insbuce ih..r h.
ntose SLAVES than ~hfe pcrsons br .,..
The white portion Of The popalatou oft d..
State d. no, furnish, frn'n amoos ths, ....
~ many members Vt Conrrrss. ~. ih..,..
number Of Vcfnon,crs. Want u,..,
this. ~ 20 educate them sli, that. uh ....
they go, they shah be found ,u, ~ r..l
principles Although Ncm,m sl,,i, Ia,
,hrec W. C.s, her SONS represent raaa-.
cnccs amounting IN the aggregate. ia.st
ing Factions - more ,h,u m6l,on s,f ,
quarter. Chronicle.
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4 C. d.

Tear CUfhHg -. Voc
sAnik bchiai the Ssnsie hill" Broken.
ndss. TAKE that back" Cuiiinr.--I
wont" Breot- 49," fou haye he'd Cuf.
--" By. bring uie something 10 ,hooi or
stab ~iih. csik, bnng ne some eoTso.-
Br~ck. chaileage you To iigln.- BrsoI.-
Certainly, my dear SIR fCsnizg nos
soD4s a. explanatory Hsto % Breckenridge.
hai iAr secuAd d BSeek. refuses 10 deliver
A. u nllil' spoil The fan.) Cui.--I ehosso
fastals." Bred ohoase nAes.T Crd.
-- but soa arc The challenger Br,ck.--
NJ, Sr-oe." CuL--~ rL..n asy hands arc
nrc-' Bre1k-- 81 are mins." CD
" DlS yoo see Hy noiei" Brsci.-" No.
ca - ] sa.d ! dad 10, mean snything."-
Brset---l kns- yoa dliHt, ca,ty. !
neFe' ~sli forstke yoa. %. never" Cat.-
% ! shouid have dsea Hard" BSsoi---~The
,fsiA "a, la san. sad feel "a 4 everybody
were s'Aeklns siieks iais me. hate bal.
ieis, iuss nas, and PnBs sai1 I iaua 90;
% a.i'ias u. siisf tbs VIE "a Nsbnsss
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----1Hs iANPftuurrK. Sine c. the pub
licalion II "llot Corn. readers Of gps
book. have looked with suspicion upon fast
Hing books "'rbe Lamplighter" hos
r~sc 81 a sale Of $500 in fcs weeks
Il i' written by a young lady of Dorchcs-
trr Mtss, Tbr story is Laid in Boston md
vicinity. ha, has sbanches- 10 New York,
Saratoga, and Burning steamer on North
uyer. The characters ~. few bur well de-.
pcicd. and live and islk like men aud wo
men Of to-day. There is nolhing cNsggcr.
nied NJ "ia'cnso" about IL. It Is told IN
irna som,u's style. There !. good deal
Of talting. working, nilruny, and courage.
With bar hile locomuiion Women Ike
everything aftis,ic IN tBen. - tbs suihorr.s
e ans e hpf hcnaa. 10 "-;rke aiiiiuics- CON
iinu rs. The -elf denial and love habit.
Of uanan sfe described seemingly by tone
~bo kDo~s." The reforming principle Of
iias bras J. Old fashioned, unlike that al
sancei By saciil.,s anl modern r. FORMERS.
The chsrIcirrs hsyc trouble enough. but
D. M go Md & m. World. and heco ~
Parti.h .elfsh mstnthropes. They e.
apps ii, they gn'~ better, by being cheer.
fil, chanlahe. s.lf-- cnhcing. snd hy lu.
dielpus uis,nre Of faith and sorks.- The
story - toll Of interest. and deserves 10 be
rad.
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CALIFORNIA NEWS.

The Steamship George Law, from As
pinwall, arrived at New York, on Monday,
with the California mails, FIVE hundred pas
sengers, and ss,0O0.00O IN gold on freight.
COMMONWEALTH important news from
California hiss been anticipated by tele.
graph from New Orleans. Immense auan-
titles of gold were being taken out at the
mines.
The excitement relative 10 the Senator
ial election still continues. Two members
Of the State Legislature publish n card stat
ing that they have been approached with
brlbe of $4,000 TO vote for postponement
0ftho election.
The bill before the Legislature providing
for the election Of L. s. Senator at this
session had failed.
Indian difficulties had again broken out
ia the State.
Br. Dickinson. Of the State Hospital
was killed in duel at Sacramento, by +.
W. Thomas, District Attorney Nor Placer
County.
George Kerr, State Printer, and propri.
etor of tho 1'imes.ss dead.
The Steamer Columbus from Lower Cal
iiornia, had arrived at San Frnncisco.-
She broughi up a. prisoner, Fred. Emery,
Secretary 81 State Of the Republic Of Son
ora, who was arrested at Sau Diego by or
der Of Capt, DoTum, Of the sloop-of. war
Portsmouth.
President Walker was at last accounts
forcing the Lower Calrfornians 10 swearal-
legiance % the new government. he had
also shot two Of his own men, Il. 4. Mel
son, aud Arthur Morrison, for attempting
10 hllibnsier on their own hook.
The Mexican brig Desperate. with two
hundred men and FIX cannon, was on It's
way 10 Ensenads, and 300 troops we're also
marching by land 10 drive Walker from his
position.
-OErooN.-Dapas from Oregon are 10
March l,i
Rich gold diggins had been discovered
near the Willamette.
The Steamer Pref rs had been swamp
ed NJ the mouth Of the Columbia, Feb. ~
and I've men droNned. Among the persoias
lot was the Captain, Thomas llawks. NJ.
swascy, ihe engineer, Van Dyke. and Vie
senihall, son u DR.. Wiesenthall u Boz
ton.
--uT.H.--Da,es ere 10 the u Il Fcb-
rusfy.
The Monions had adopted resolutions
10 favor Of the immediate construction Of
the Pacific Railroad tlruugh Salt Lake
Valley, and Col. Bibbti had been scot 10
Washington Nth them.
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NiaoiNi, ,zn NV ENoiASp. Vir-
ainlt his larger torriinry ih.n Nov Eng
i,ni. anl u capable IF supporting denser
p1puliiian, Il bet labor wore free, and her
i,bnfcfs Intelligent. She snerrs st ihe
! ,nkecs, nos and then, a. II the world
~snId nrgsh -elf-eonce ii ia,hor than plain
fcts. \ few feet. will show the Old
nouine that -he - lazy Old Granny.