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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08

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~ q rtsif tfass W. rfss riist g. harss.
On sht ~A.s1s Rsisnt Csuusf hss e,sss
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g. u.snf n.rirrieS 70 80. Th~ cs@-y 70
~ "a $3.50 = ep~uaif " iss sisrerf.
csgsss,t,f Aasaasassr1'ts.s. ~ 81 .rss
-u-s n ts- rsssii. 80 i,H ~ .7s-,,si srrd
n gssnr - i1as ra,s. The tdsa,n,strsssaS
u.sn s.fs v,aii, si.snsass .ss No Ways
so Fs,s Nase~ isete.f iAss pa'7f Yr1ds
~h,ch gives 800 - ,niorrsa h. r,rc'asut. ---
nesidss, the dsy ~ss errg hae. spl iiius
shsu ts,s iA,ft ~ he s,ser stsid 81 h.sae
nui the Aeassassssisuu % vslounss b. 81
~ fas,s-lsitas q etn pal. cot a ~ ~.
terms f,sun silis rs,user.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08

Hos. GEoEsE j. MARsH.-We notice
the return Of this gentleman to his resi-
dence IN the beautiful town of Burlington
IN Vermont, after an absence of five years
from the country, most Of which time has
been spcn, m the public service as Minis
Ter to fonstantinople under the recent ad-
ministratlon, whore he has been succeeded
by Hon. Carroll Spence, appointed by Pres.
ldent Pierce. The people Of Burlington
have invited Mr.. Marsh TO deliver lecture
before them upon some subjcc, connected
with his foreign travel.
Mr.. Marsh Is one Of our most scholarly
snd accomplished, as well as upright and
able, statesmen. Not the least valuable of
his public llbors were those rendered in
Congress ~ lsiG, IA urging the importance
Of providing 10y Law that the leading fea-
i"T" = d. .;..'si'l'.'.'en Insiitution should
be library, in which he was supported by
a large majority Of both Ilousea, the law
passing as framed Ia accordance with his
yicws. He viii be surprised perhaps, to
find how strangely the provisions Of the law
have been eyaded
Mr.. Marsh will be cordially greeted, and
We trust for the good Of the public that he
will not long be permitted TO enjoy the re-
tirenient OF pirate lile.--B Boston Duly I'd.
utrtsser.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AT RlCI

The Africa arrived on Thursday lhi
Her news is interesting but mol slaruin,
No new conquests have been made b
allied armies since our previous adNfa
Indeed, 1t IS perhaps, TO our adyaniag
there have not been. The capture 81
marHund had eucicled the allies with Il
highly-colored halo. It was gloTJns u
tory though Of its Importance ioSuii n
ting the objects of tho expedition, ~ N
NOR already prevalent that the reasrsI
Notifications would be blown up anj,ss'
doned gives us less satisfactory mFs.
sion. However. IT was a more glOngsI
fair than that Of the CyaHe at San laL-
the English press agree ON that poa's
we only hope that our Christian pnsii
as he reads our account will not n
blood boil again as II was wont wif
was conqucling in Mexico, and yield Z
temptation to seek out some new Mos
Kingdom 10 Quito his own yalor N ~
ing and furnishing.
Austria Is alive after ALL To iis g
raj surprise, she has moved at last h9
ces into Walllchia. She Is graal ?,
"A very great power, # the consef'' = !,
old mlXlm Il a. true rs ~ direct pmp1'-e
that "Gretlt bodies move slowly o
NOR tells c story that "wants 70 DC
hs..ed,n ,b., 45.Ooo tssuI. ~ the AZ
htd, np 10 the 18Th, embarked OF Fif~
None bat Me very faithful dreamed =
ever, that the expedition against laf y.
mna has been postponed. The k1s y
lie sIill along the Pruih lnr, The IN
are concentrating a force on the Jaif'a'
They hear bad news, h0wwcr' 4"
companions IN ASIA defeated unl3
walls of kafs 5000 Of them wv ~.
that II tne Russian story 1900 e'Pla
their whole body dispersed. and p4he z
yading their holds.
Prussia keeps up her scc-81 sing 49,
Is certainly very skilifui ridern1 ih' ~
Sac h1s congratulated Eiuperm Nif
on his health. bui done nothing c.a "'+
NIT hinsali 10 ei;hgg pary.
In England, the churches feaoa,-
mud tions, and they IN the iaiie1 ~,
and folst the fiiied geese ~ h'no' p. y.
gallant Bomlrsund victory. finshs4
the excitement Of good feeling, ~. H.,
y oiniable while drnouncing o0r 7il II, n.
oxplaits. George Sanders blond ni'' =. y. y
curdlel on the 25th, fof on ih1' o.,
Jhuaderer calls him by name ai'a
ont fcbnho fDf Bis late proc laiaaillN
France hes stupid fO' lscs Of efei',- I.
Tho Emperor and his Hifs on. =
Spungs enjoying their baths enc ~,
Shiia a slight iinkefing Of he iai'l ~ -.
e1clisnge ola note ~ 100 VIII -
are the uuifimrui that keeIs aii5e li'' -
mnngem who cannot b g. INTO lAs
try n.
spain Is qaicl. Considerable -
eHeo secins 10 bc oniersinod ~ ~ u
pie, a. 10 ph.eh n iieif scanf sieH -
they must own. Meas b upi ls'hi.+f 10
China and indil. bot i lacks iuisS-- !.
ne sh9ir, he .lfo,sa's pdsogg =, Z =,
qaiei snd peace generally. s.'il :.
paf aages. sna a ga,J sii,.
fom every gn4rfef,r-.f D. I''"'
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08

The "Sol" State Convention yetmil
adopted milk and water NebfasEs ~
form against the most strenuous oSerii
of presinn King, Abiah Mann, and ali
eminent Blrnhnrnefs not IN Office. 7
vote on the test question stood -Dungs
233; Free Soil l76. Some of the lead
Barnburners thcrcnpon Withdrew from I
Convention, which "ran emp,yings'
ward the close. The ticket NOMINATED
ns follows:
For Governor. lIomtio ScymoW
Onoidn.
For Lieut.. Gortraor. VIM. II. lAl'
of Suffolk.
For Canqi Commissioner. Jason en-
of Jefferson.
For STATE Prison Inspector. W.RI
drews, OF Liyinston.
II tina, isn't a sick ticket, we never Il
one. Seymour declined; Lieut.. 81
Church ditto in short the whole COM
seemed to be in the last stages ola decs
We don't believe IT will even sisni mi
be knocked down. See report for Us
osting details.-.E. y. Tribune oiih a
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08

RurLsND & BuauSoroS r. R.-A
correspondent Of the keanc rs. H. !S,nti-
mel says:
"The Road j. now doing Wcll. Mr..
Thlcher and Mr.. Chipin, ~ President and
Superintendent 81 the two roads, Ruils nj
and Cheshire, ar Introducing all praciica.
bic ccnnomy, AL As far a. their duty goes.
! donb' not everything is and will be done
well. The business j. heavy, and the pre,-
eni hrih for passenger. aud freight paws a
far profit. ! doubt at the ability OF the
road, when pot IN good order, with sufi-
eisni furniture, 20 p1y the Interest on is
bonds and eventually dividends on ils pre-
TERED stock. IN relation 10 the onginal
stock, no time esn be fixed sben di,idends
mas he expected 20 be- realized. The
Rnid, like many others, has been prohtA-
bic 10 nioaey lenders. Il has gwen con-
siaul employment. with high wages, 10
hlnduds, and IT, monthly disbursements
have been felt iafosgh the whole The
farming Interest has probably been mos,
hcgehiiea, by home market, and comtar-
ntyely bringing distant gteat markets a..
flosi 10 b. 0wn doors. The traveller saves
50 pr cenf. IN Expenses, and IS pr cent.
IA ii1le. Ia tscl, he dead iass falls slgloss
eselnrireiy Es7l ne sioe Aioldcr,.-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08
nior Nnm,nn,


Th- Fire Aangt psr,s. -.
ian fr1'c-iius Assaciaiaa 49,
s. iie ~ Nov jersey. a,s...i,
lus'rnirn, tnng tlicr ia New,r.
rnd sas M haitF uf ihr fi-t ~
NHsdc a Cansnss IA 49,.
eonpos'd pnhahly 81 700 49,,
abreast. AAef Au,slnps ib, N,
thcy proc,w,lej % M,b,ary HAM.
lsuoa.
rrvlogn 70 3 o'clock To IN. 40
,he Asspeisiiaa had ,linuorsf N5,'
IN Matioi Street. after shich H.
formed 10 hpe $40 finish ,hcif mf
route lly ihn.Agh Tho weston
the city. NHlle passing lhun, Ii
sire !, near High sircot. nth a..
vicinity cf the Rom1n C,tho,e N
nc,ghhorhnod ihickly populated,
a collision Vrcurred between n. /,
there AMI ih0sc IN The prnccss.r j
led Ia scrious cons qaonccs.
We asccriaincd irum seve-.'
that ns The last part of The pnr-.s.
p1ssing the church, shot- were d
aud sinuos we're thrown ifnm Ia Il.
ODc ut the shots passed lhmara !.
nrr of Henry CLAY Lodge No. lQl
York, and one Of thr sinnus g.a y
IN the procession. Some of the IN,
ants. feeling cnnccd At the ouin..
miitcd upon thum, left the ranks Of b.
cc-sion and made an onslaught s,a
church. a party ofabou, ,httg a.s /,
into the church, and Il is asserted n,u,
found a Catholic Priest and ahoai IL,
Irishuon in the building. Thr rms
some oi hls party got out OF the ID
immediately by back way, and ran
The Proicstan,s proceeded to siei
church. They destroyed the orraa
molishcd the alter aud seats OF The Il,
broke out the windows, mil olhera.
iured the building, 10 the amuunl Of
to $500.
4 crowd entered few minutes ,
wards. and when they had finished
work of destruction, the bmldinq vas
plu,cly riddlcd, aud presented uo.,
late appearance. 4 large number a
tol shots were fired in the church, az
the walls aud ceiling. b, the Profession
One Catholic lrishman named tn
Mccarthy was shot outside the churcl
mediatcly after the commencement o
atlray. lie received two balls IN the }
part of his abdomen, out of about ia
shots said to have been fired at HIN
died at 10 o'clock last night.
Another Catholic, who had knocked
ono of the Professionals who had r-
the church. was in turn knocked dow
jumped upon, aud some person drew |
the blade Of which was eight inch,
length, and struck him, rs If in,cndin
pm him" TO tho floor. The knife cg
prpstrate man buddy in the neck.
Others were seriously wounded. BEL
many were injured. OF how much the ,
hurt. could not be learned.
Tho police soon after arrived On ihs,
and order was restored. The prote
moved To the railroad depot, aud =, d
were about taking the cars, u larnr b,
of Catholics msae descent upon M h
esta MS, aud they threw nbon, Nv so
and brickbats into the crowd, hitting ses
al, bat hurting none severly.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08

--N rspos. II cost s1sro -ork and
ssiof 10 conquer Isssr Ms,hesrcn than It
ssd 70 destroy Gfeyts~h We yen,src 10
say ihs, hss pltce viii IA be filled ia the
haii Il I,er,-laiion. where he yuaed oaea
rsh,. sbo~c speeches were 10, ''fow nor
fs' sei~esH." ard all begin 10 be rc,nern.
bsfed ~bes Ihp~e Il Webster and Clsy
are fefFssrn. Met,dsss was raasossd AZ.
iss several balleiings. By Two Ma ,crity.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08

Tn RrcPaocirr TRgArY
nLiso or ynr Nav PAELIAMgsT.-.Ys ,e
York, Sept. M. -Canldian sd,icrs receiy.
ed here to-day orc 10 the effect that the
lteeiprociiy Treaty will be ratified. probu-
bly, within fssrinisht, aud surely within
tins month. The new Parliament sssefn-
bled to-day, and Lord Elyin was 10 formal.
Y open y at 3 o'clock. 4 Is understnod
thst the Clergy Deserve Llnls are 10 be 20
secnianzed rs 70 give more general sall..
faction. thr Clergy will have % eoncede
some II iheir elaims, aud surrender sone
Of tneH lands. On this recommendation
foom Lord Elgin. the Refonners VIII suss
tain the Ministry IN the pm they took IN
reference % the Reciprocity treaty.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08

I'VE call attention to the advertise
mont of the COMMERCIAL ExrnEss Cow
rANr." Mr.. c. II. Wheeler is its General
Agent, office in Rutland, under the Bard
well House, West side. Also we ask es-
pecial attention to the notice by Mr. Put
nam that he has become the Landlord of
the FRANKLIS HorEL, in Rutland. A
first rate, well regulated, clea My, and well
patronized Hotel is expected under the di.
rection of Mr.. Putnam.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08

----restieioa has done ~sll, and return.
ed Caes'ef sPesoef, E-q, 10 the House. 90
lie A.wsgs sgsss night. snd talks 10 the
pa.a sna -lth marked cf,act.
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psmatas arsf .rp un,n,va AZ
eItft 400.


Crs soa. a., Mufiday. Seri
The arstiag isa; u.rit 81 besf Ssnsio,
pageiss spaat 90 ise NEBRASKA bil uas
sucni,a W iarrs rsseeaus II people.
80 hril n ,ae oPch ar A. sssn a.
Dagiss ssrsaic3 ihs saai tr.eendoru.
pssss wtsmsle. whiea emacly dnawned
be tosc-. ilis E1enii nads an earnest
srcnn' e. fc.tore qu.at bu, 70 vaia ~
Ger several inra ciull rfsi. 20 ohiiia
hearing about loi2 NJ Dpeglas was
craweli-l ~ irrvr the stand Mach es.
esrnent - sFrl, hur,e o,hsf disturbance
eccarrcd = barge mga'iv Of th,se present
baiag opaassd 10 his spoaking. he was
f,ilosed 90 ne irsel By Tao cn,vd, which
then quietly Dispersed.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08
MEETING or INV AMERICAN
HOARD.

We arc requested 70 say that the anana !
meeting o. the American Bolrd of Com.
m'ssioners of Foreign Missions will be
held at Hartford, Conn, on Tncslay, Sept.
~.
We are authorized 70 say that persons
can pass over hs Rutland & Burlington
Railroad, and also the Railroads on Con.
necueui River, 10 attend this meeting, BY
paying fare one way only. Return tickets
over the Rutland and Burlington road can
be haa q the Conductors. Return tickets
on the river roads can be obtained a, lian-
ford.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08

$500 Bs.rrlssoho'--Ejsatd kif. land.
Esq-, u elected ffosn this town. lie u a
msn q marked ability, and viii mske a
p's-sinent and usefol member Of the
House.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08

---~MosTrSLrrK.--The ~onhy Repre-
sentative ifran ihis iosn last year. l.. p.
Walton, jf.. J. defeated. and Abyah Keith
10 he sseud on the 17,h ballot.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08

-THE srATE AsmcULTuaAL FAiE
W'll be held a, Bnslsboro' on tie I2ih,
l3,h and liih Of Sept.
The people u B4iilsboro'. and The Of.
heers Of 'As Society have made the most
snpls preparations. Essyihing Is ia
readiness.
The Rsilrolss carry psssengsrs Tor fare
one way. Aninals anl ssticies fsr ozhi.
si'ioa are enhsd frs Of eharss. Tss il
generous arrangement.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08

The Woodslock .igs says that the eleo-
non returns thus far. look "a we'll for the
Democracy ~ last yeaF."-Mr. .Igsl you
are The cool mln Of the nineteenth esnlu.
~
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08

-SnRrwsnUHY secs ct TO send to the
Legislature -, the same man who was
elected last year Ballotting was coutin-
ued al late into the night, but nobody
said yield. On the Gov. vote Shrewsbury
has done noby.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08

Prom t~eniy-one towns Jacob Edgcr;on
receives 2r.'l votes majority for Edgsrion
q lssi This maj. wili answer all prae.
teal purposes
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08


---AN Aor RrLATiNs TO THE SAW or
INroucAriSs iIQuoR. We publish To-
day the form Of bill which will probably
b. presented to the next General Assem-.
bly, for their consideration. 1t comes to
M from source which entities II to re-
oicvc respect, aud close attention. II is
intended to niske the existing law more
practicalan 10 eiye it efficiency. II Is not
intended to add TO the present law. by
making ita penal offence to keep liquor
with the intent to sell. BY furnishing an
Agent for selling, knowingly, contrary To
the intoni of the law. by Furnishing the
man who is found drunk and disturbing the
public or domestic tranquility. by au-
thorizing the Sheriff. or Constable to seize
liquor which he thinks is being sold, or is
intended for sale contrary to the law. And
by iorfeiting not only the liquor, but the
cask &c. in which ii is contained.
By the present law, il is not made a
crime 10 have liquor with intent to sell, nor
can mnn be fined for being found drunk.
Liquor cannot be seized by the sheriff,
Deputy Sheriff, or Constable, according IN
the present law, unless writ has been Is
sued by Justice on the complaint of a
grand juror Nor does the law authorize
the seizure and forfeiture of the vessel or
casli in which tine contraband liquor is con-
tanned.
We have not room to GO into a close
analysis of this proposed bill, and to com
pare iiEwith the presen, law, in the whole
Of its particulars. We hope our readers,
and especially those who had the good for
tune To he elected members Of the next
Legislature, on Tuesday last, will give it
a careful reading.
1t Is an excellent plan to publish bills in
the newspapers peioro the session of the
Legislature, in order that intelligent action
may be had. Bills Of public Importance
should tirus be pubTshe! and discussed.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08

- 4 person who undertakes 10 raise
himself by srandaiizipg others. might as
well 81 doMn ON . alie,-lbaFro. ana IN
take 10 wheel himself
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08

-PiTTsroRD returns Mr.. Hitchcock,
very able and useful Representative
lie ought to have received the united vote
OF Wings and Free Soilers.
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TUE MIR AID.


~ as.ssssss,.ses. s~sss - As-ef q - &c
.ssss .. .st--A 80 ~ss~ssesf ss.s-~-
ga 90 t.s-s. s-s.ssa~s .. sss .~sss-ss-s
sssess sse.ss
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08

-TnE HERALD is delayed by the
negligence of the paper-maker, and by 9th
er causes over which we have no control.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08

~h,se Ne. go Whsle No se-
hsy. fH Royce 300 Ma. f's Far2la
Fletcher fss,iro. ;s9. Msu.ca.. ~,
Bate, 400 ssa Psgegi.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08
miscellaneous Items.

---pn wc5neiasy efih. vees. ssca
{ 1900 eiifqns ~ uerr at c,.c on ~ cs
eassssa % Rarl.arisa.
Nn,cr y rsv-n hu srpbesnc'
VII. Sc sai- 70 To a. u-u i,ciaasrr Gs
the eh,rsf of Ral'rasI f,on l,lsul rop'
70 s.. John.tuv.
-Na,ce BE- given of applications fs
The charter II banks 81 Cih,s. lgoi,s, %.
waicrioil. io Increasing the cipnai u
thu n,nk ofCalcdcnp Go SiDoO0. an,
Of the rassnmpsc G,as tn aas,o'1
Mo Rit -Thri Auditor boa bcsf
Sr,rnn,cd tiavrrrer ri Nthrista.
THE rbolc naasrr 81 beld'lcs dts
isoyeiat Grcyt,un uss Isl The com
pu,ed salaa of th,sr with their ran'ous
was si.so10oo only eight sanil hp,li
ings were saved ir,n the general rma,
The owners ol the property h,riles rsi.
dents Of ,ha city. enRprs q Auuliesns
English. Gcuoan. and ltalins residing IN
Grautdt anl Italy; Nicwlgaan-, citizen.
of the Interior town, 81 Nicarsguai and
several Frcuchmcu " ho h,d valuable prop-
crty in chrg,.
The Blston Bee lrsrn' that The Rev.
u, o,.s,es prou,.,, h.s scc.n,cd ,he
pr,t.s .,,.bi., ,.,,J,l =, l,,o Ia. tho ta.h
tC,tbel,c,lioiyrrs,,y a, D,hl;, and i. rr,.
naring ms fi,.t r,or.. ,c Ice,,r.s sJ,rv
s3pgD II snnlc,.,,,l bis R.y,co, IL 10
be Confined.
"a. a.,
s.al a. - -, :, a.. -.
49,, ....,,., = a., .;,,,. g. t..
80. NV
$50
- 80, ~ ~ -" -
=,
tho sni, tborcG,,. with IN. resnl, s,a,ad
-, 60,
~
Pms
" o. 0'', - ~ ''' w.,
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:" F'.''' '.'''', 'f'"
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nus uve" p'"""''" =! '"e ''V' ''''' "'''''''
inc i"st ie" years 'o''tio'y "'n's''ie iof-
tunes nave been realized there by the APP
probation "i pTop'ry'--.Norm .fmeT'cGn.
II Is too tue That Virginia lands have
bcen recently much sought for by North
c5n tpnsrs, aud t'i"fi are thousands of
"0'e' ''''' w" w. "' w" d" '""'''''''
P''e09 wa '-'''''' ~ Wy ~ ~ '''''"
90 VI Sun '''''
ulS "'e'' s''' ~ '''S' D' ~ l'''
Inc m'ldness oil ths 'u'''le Is an "'''"''
'on Ia" Always 'N's's'
"A Nrw DonGr.-Fwo men lately
drove mp Ia the door of merchant IN the
vicinity of Cair', Ill., and requested the prlv'
elege of deposiung box they had with
them IN the house Tor the night when was
refused, but they WIRE allowed to place 1t
In the store. The next morning the men
called for the box but the store keeper liud
missed piece VI o''''' ''',' nm 'o"''.e''
ana on iur'"Fr ''''"'"''o' "' ''"'" '"''
w '''' "''" 'o"''" W ~ "''''0" ''''"'''
az az ~ ~ nv, w ..,.i.,., -.
A. e.J a.. -,
Lit L.,
'o' "'No ""N''i' '''--A poor ms"
"o''''" 'pp'''"' " ~" ""SS a'"o'' 'o' ''''''
W ''' We" ""O"" ''''A'"' '''' '''''s "o''"'
""V :" 0''p''"'' y" "'' y, s'"' "Ppoa'''
'"''' "'"i'' "', u"' '1"s ." "e'
turning +, I.,ngw,rih .con,inpea and
when in another world see Won in TOR
mon, I will -o,,on,ho, ron. Li,d,os. ..d
give Won n cup of cold winter for this tha,
Won have dane ,no.n Mr. Ion,wor,h Col,
more Obliged t,r her good inten,io,s Tim,
COMMUNICATED by her authorizations of his
state in futuri,y. Gin. Columbian.
~, W. =,
I,s s,.s ,l., = L. -. e. -
'ude arrived III mat village on Tuesday
evening and reached the ferry Just in time
to get into the little boa, az Il was nrcn,r.
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csaH,f give Royce 2ssa soscs, c.uk assl.
sss Scat - - hieh gisas Royce sa,jof.
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I'd T~eeshis iser~sss The Essjorssies f'w
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u ssssa ioso
IN ~ se-ns Meashasa reserves 2soi
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a. ne, 81 i6si.
The Ann-Ncsrasss cssusy T,rka Ia
slre'ed 'r'l~ Tbsls,jpsi',s. &c Tie So.
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The p'alon,y ihus FAR hor Edwin Edgcf-
ton Is i2i.. Foe jndgc Of Probate. Bat
ton receive. isr,. -iIoldrn lS,.-DAven.
por. --si9l Warner 6ir.--iiooker i.}o.
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NttstfFs'AtNts | Abt-anufiatsuhtiun
Beascn..R. u. King. w
lsrAbdon, Bsrz,iisi Dsyenpsrt, fss
CAs,ie,on. Chester Spencer, -
chhte nden, wh't,enorr, -'g
Ciarendou, w. ID. Marsh. e.
DANNY, Chas II. ConTaon, 10
fairhasen, Joseph Adams, -
ilasesrdton, &. y. Rumssy, w'g
Ira, n. c. Hunter, -
Men5en q. NJ. Ransom, ~s
raisfsrd. G. iiitcbeocs. -
Nidaieiown. II. frisbie w'g
Nj Holly. J. c. Eddy ~'
III. Tabor. n B'iiioa -w.
Pastel, u. II. Bromley ~
P,i,sasld. J. BsArd. e.
Posltnry W. l.. fsrusn,, 90
Rallar'a, J. n Pase, ~
shesbafsa, \. W. Adams. D
Shrewsbury, Nonc do is.9
rhdSSft, t$i- ". tfsti. u
T,nmoa,h. l.. Rice, IT, az
wallngford. NoRe. - isS1
Wells, D. u. Lewis ~'g
Nesshs,sp, Nathan Fish. -'
f~e"'y ono An,i-Nettasss Wings ana
frse S'.sers are elected from Ruilsnd
cs'iaig. And only t'se Administrations
pessserAis There arr too .aesncies.-
i.ass yeaf, thrrr wsrr seven De,oocrsi,
elee,sl. bat Bcnsoa, Chi,isn.iea, Hubbard
,sst, MsJdicto~n and Wells are redeemed
The fetgrn q Mr.. I.ssts. frosa We'll. Is .
ssosTi;sJ n bale on the liou.e for ils IN
jas' 'vf0sai AZ seat 10 NJ. I.ewis last
rs~'. III ga. denisd seat by plriizar
ss'e. bu, The people have o., sii rsa,.
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RErrs<s faos Tar St,Tr.--
Rotures fnis ninety-siS towns show the
oiprticn q II Democrats. aal eighty Eve
Aa'i Nebraska Wings and Fsrc Sellers.
Re'arna frpm say t~o towns show a
vote Coz Royce oi 5otsi. Cot Clark 27T2,-
Scattering Id. leaving majority for
Rowe 1T Abs.
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"A Nrw Mar or vsnsosr !. JUS

~ Nsw Mar or vERsoNr is Just
publishcd By J. II, Cotton Go, n. "
II is about Is BY 10 inches in sise, rngrav-
ed ON metal, accurately drawn and hand
s1mely ornlmcnied snd coiored. 1t u a
fine map and well worth is price. Mr. =.
Page Is the agent for It's sale ia this vein
entity.