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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-18

ST ALpANs, July 81 1898.
To Hos. SrtrufN RoYCE:-
Dear .Sir-ht the Mass Convention
holden ai Montpelier on the 18Th inst,
the State Committee ap, oinled nj that
Cinvculiun we're instructed in the event
Of dcclina,on by any Of tie nominees
80 I'LL the vacancy without resort TO an
orhrr Convention.
Gen. L. Z. Walton, the nominee for
the Office Of Governor. having announced
his determination 10 withdraw his name
from the approaching Canvass it has
brcotne n-crssary for the State Com
mitter TO act in obedience 10 their in
.irnciion aud to fill the varancy occa-
stoned hy hi. dcelen-ion.
The committee after n full conference
have without one dissenting voice de-
ridrd 10 present your name in place Of
Gen. Walton'- for the sufirages OF the
:. Republican Party" for the Office Of
Governor provided your views nnh
sentiment. accord with the principles
Of that party ~ expressed IN the reso-
luiions adopted at the convention.
An early expression Of your views Is
desired.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-18

ilos gnE CoNfiStsrALs srG0D
IS hHls.-'f, "a anal ii,,.y spr- .a,ll
r','i.. c.,niag d,aa ani il.fso.rg .si
b..l,s The s,iee sni l,at -'... 4.ag.. sinh
,os hide siio., nrHanrni-d "a ufh large
i.tirsi-- hile l,of = pa.r ~ la.or. gfacrd
fi,r cn,a.any Thr clai' ani ~a'-ie'as
we're lo8t' anl n hie- dimrn,ioli, Aiih
coi1ri ~ ssfioa. - ihr hars. Of o,a. 80.
na-h. hnd osli~r if-..s 81 our hiila All
ssnmps e.41 makr ilvin sod ihrIr
,iifi, -cFe % nai- u has, aaai likr es.
-ry other l,au ~ iAs dfrss, were home
,Yin o. fbeir h~ais srrg worn large
rslal t.1 airi hfatl iran.l lifs -
Iirif arm. aero b., faft af drr
r.r4as i!,r aa 80 -ai, rur, o.
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-18

JOHN fauH a hi@ Nt-T aNH tsaktu Al .
ri. n,o,h,t. h,. meiher loakrl ~ me.
nnh hsAel at b,sh uf thin anA ,i.en
we laueh,.l aod cried until Ne had fcF
ular hy-jrur..
Hm sho vssih be-" Fricn,i I" BE-, was
the qar-iiun We wcr. ali ls.ru yam.
hs'a. aui d,'l oui bet et guessing bat
u d,d nui hrh rs Wei. ~ any rate st
Was ,cfy uhr ull arrund hadn't 10
be- routed NJ. nor John, NOR hi. dear
old mo'iwr Aud ps..y rurrrd ronnd
.. " .ht tad e. much rca.oa 10 l,'' GLAD
%, any Of ~ aud tho canary ,riil,-l 80
shar,, strain iiai wc were obliged 10
muftc h. ,pc, and b.. rulhusinsm, With
john. rad .i'k l,ort,i handtr, bief
Mr.. i,arri. aud bad eu' our e min.
inr tonrup .iill be- next iav. when
lohp came ln / ia the niilie ot lhr
forenoon, wih anuthcr ridl,c 20 drive
our womanh curiosity Itll more di.-
tnci,d lie va. ncqnr,ird To cnll in.
mcdalvl,---o % note. hr hni Just re-
,.a.,l ,.a -, n. c..
nnd acc,tl ihr head rlrrk,iip. at
salary Of 8 lion q wear, being highly
recommended by person vh,se name
ti.r.n .,,,i,,.r. ..li l..I;.o I'll,
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dinrd At on. o.,lock. and noticed Trades.
u.o,,l,. and mechanic.
We were. To sen,ibly too believe IN
larie. and who the mischief was cmp.
niug the "horn &C plenty " in that way
at our ice,. was tie question.
When We awokc ihr next morning.
we found ia the back yard. n barrel Of
apples, barrel OF -four, q krg Of butter.
and - hnc of buckvheni flour, hlnllrd
for John Harris, -------- street"
John declared (alirr pinrhins him
>clf 10 See II IN. really wa. lohn) that
he fastened the pnrr inside the very
h-t hing he did before hc Put on hi.
night cap. MI. Ilur,is ,aid somebody
must have climbed over and nnia.icned
it. and | lumrrl rinAi up aud dawn.
for bright lhmght lrd struck me and
| was determined to hold ont 10 IT, fui
! didn't have a bright lhonglt every
day.
What noO :" said J,Ln n. caper.
ed rouud ,l,,. ,oom
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-18

fa.ssr,s. ,sii b.. 81 10 ., rsHssits.
ra4t b. .t fis b. Z. .lsfs f.afspr. utEhil
ssia slefs, ul iitise sfe,tarr sss
rssi sssnss.s sua asas-ssa vsti dissatss
--s,s-,ss
The Hulc ,tog. 81 l,cg hp,r iaf more
90 c' upon character rrlnstinu friend
slap oni foftpnc, ihsa ,hr braiila.s ani
superficial err sH les insr.ur. There
arr G.v indrri, however rngh l., ne.
,urc. who nrc nu, au,hrl and .o0curd
by kudnes. ani clornet \ ci,l
Worl. a friendly rsma-k, rrnerou,
campi,mrui. au an,hl, bo~ oi r-ccrn'.
tlon n--pll have en ipdue,,ro -Whilt sur.
in~s.. nri,iliiy. har-hnc.. aud ill-irm.
irr, naturally cuopth, lr,-luce an ch,,'l
rNaul5 the r-,vi-c Iis American
prople, ns q Nhnlr, are perhaps not re-
mhrtahlr iSr uurtrsy. They are 90
atu,cl, engaged 10 the business Of liic,
ip the onward ma, rmruls m commerce
and trade. ihni lhcy have ltlle li.urr
So cultivate aui rraWirc These polished
r6npmeu,., which at' abe r'slIi, of Cd
ucal,or. oi travel, sad al enlarged inter
course with .ocicIy Nevertheless. We
are not discouuror- proplc, and in
the great citlcs the proprirtir> Of man-
nrr, AMI the ciyilniy- ol form, are at.
tended to with a communicable degree Of
eXartucss.
Lady Emeline Slewar, Worley who
some une since travelled p thi. coun.
,ry, describe, The iiizcn, OF the United
Sla'es a. particularly courteous aud
ohlging" Bn, hiy Of refinement
ard accomplishments, aud travelling as
w,ll i0r information a. for pleasure,
could scared, gather another opinion,
Tor The commhnlcr- uf our .Ieamho,i.,
and the coniuclur- Of our railroad ears,
are provcrhially polite; wnilr in intrlli-
gent circles, everywhere throughout ihc
Union. reputable stranger would Of
coursr receive marked aud kindly alirn-
ton. Still. we are bound 20 confess
that we are deficient IN the liiiir cou-
w '' - "
friendly feeling, anal the general com.
muuion that takes place trnm Day IA
Jay "',N''h "''2'"'F' "n' '""P'h'
''''' ~ 'N'"'' WI" '"' "''''F ~
'"h' 'h'y nave h"' ''N'' 70 Pr"'''r' '''e
c''''''''S 70 "''ch we ''.''--''a' 'i'F
"r' 10" 'n''n 'Hs'i'" ~ ''''F' '"l"'-
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WA "'' 'c ''l'''" l''"'' ',o'' WIZ ''
"'' u'''n'"''''' " "''t'''"Y '''' VIZ
ne u'''' l''''' H. l''''''H' '''''' WIZ 'c
'h'' "uh "'"'' ''"'N OF ''''''l'''i,'' &C. ana
'"r'n" p'"'p "' me "'''d w" p' re-
sl'h"'d 10 wa" r''I'la"''' "'' sur
PRISE "a. '''' "''l "''"" MINING ","
Y'' '"' 'u''' upon '''' '','"' "'' '"e
"'"I' l. ','''''''E anu i''''''"''
! ~ 'n''''Ne ''''' ','' "'"'' VI "'
/. IN be all ON one side. ihnt ", nre 10
r,c.iyc every kind of attention. and re-.
urn umhing And ,h,. /. nn error
and 10 a greater eArrni than people arc
npr 10 imagine. The affairs Of this
world are re,iprncnl. A person may
be willing ro confer an Obligation again
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-18
no rHE SICK.
pR.I. CLAWsoN RELLrY.
VERMONT MARBLE.
The Sutherland Falls Go. In the Town OF
RUTLAND, VT.

Hfe sa~isg whi.c, Nafisgated, rienhs ana liAiiah
y.tned Nathes fruu uir InaUte at sutherland fSllr
and -ndbnfy at ,tie-s rlrTe q Hdttg win iht aihei
cut quaii.s ofdcTcd. tn. Marble qu4rf'sd n'sr icif
Mil has beeA wuIs.din Ne~ iuft and r-rw here aud
e.utd 81 supefiH chAfIcirr ~ iurhhiittt nhe nNi-l
asd t.auty Il F~in, vi lille that At "uabuil o'h''o'd
the Gn.~f TfstusHr NsHHLI it the " fit.
I.4tefs and work o. IN Maiblc, 40. hNted g. icfi
the di-f rent either ~ h,'netsl leftsmr'1 ~
- architectural rnfpnss, ~" Niil = 'itS-ira "W
.ds u %, tbe Rsf.a Bar, srisH Ralrss, VIII All
Tue -rshesmsuts ner"s-srs ~ inniediFir shipment
in a., Iireet o. il-Orisfs shtuii he shoie-sed Ia
The Arrnts r,ssFlssp s,fitT'Tohp' 20. "
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Stationery.
Rutland l. Burlington II. X.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-27

the sake OF etrecng union OF the 'patiets OF all
parties against the aggrcssions Of Northern hnaa-
cism upon the rights and honor Of the South.
Though not exactly prepared for such intm atoms
the present time ought to feel nogrcat SURPRISE
at any thiog the supporters Of the Pierce Admins
traons may say ordo weare not disappointed, tn at
the 'spos' should appear to be the absorbing sub
ect OF their contempiations at the very moment
when they affect such flaming zeal in behalf Of South
ern rights 1t is their habit to boast Of their pa
triotisn, in and out Of season, with view to
the emolumcnts of Office they have never been sus-
pected far aware, Of being willing at any
time or under any circumstances, to serve the coun-
try for nothing" The Wings, on the contrary. have
had to do that thing almost through their entire ex-
steuce as n party
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-27

Stop TIE AURpERERi-A most cold booded murder
committed Greham's Purnace in this county
Sunday night last. The circumstances as related TO
us are "a icoss:-Two men in the employ Of Nr Ora
ham, named Cornelius Worrell aud Henry Tutor under
the influence OF liquor became engaged in quarrel which
resulted in light iu which Worrel was a good deal
bruised This happened early in the day on Sunday
Worrei went home and sometime after night he went
the house OF Il Mr. Miller and asked him TO lend him
his gun, saying tina, he wished to shoot oposum The
gun given to him aud with il he returned to his house
told his wit, TO him up provisions that he
going shoot Tutor then abscoud Having loaded
the gun, he proceeded Tutors cabin and knocked at
ie door utor opened the door and be did so worre
fired upon him. They that the whole load
with the waddng, penetrated the left side OF Tutor max
Ing hole large enough to mans hand into Wor
re then made his escape, and Tutor fingered till H.
o'clock Monday night when lie expired. The Citizens OF
the county have offered reward Of 800 for tho appr
hens!on OF THO murderer fer description Of whose per
son We refer to the advertisement in another column
Ughrriilc T,k, June 81.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-27
RICHMOND Markets Ju,, or

oEws are nov In the mIis, Of the sui the brsa,, Ia.
s', T:. aud "a. s,s Up a. ne
quantity Offering We eonnus our las. me im
sS X s at ~ Sc; sSs y .sS
ON Sod 10 and ss, ane shipping ssus
q: sS Ss Ss,, s.s 10 sS Only hSd
HksfER WHITE. CON- Merchants.
NORFOLK MARKET, June es.
sa.ss: s %.s ss..
Esrriuxs No = d. 10 rro.s ra%iy ghs,v ih
M. tssso y. sSs Sss t. as%Ss
GO clay rs..,SC white Bean. 20 tSa rsI o
So PofM DBL if.s fS. fs.,; ip Fu Ss
,..'.D. pIrERsHuRc x.prrr ,
au %s oaOs ps.., s;oe n" to-day rather
Good to Ss so 70 Il S0" an 70 Fair $50;
o n..'.' oi@''' aud Prime lot. are held a. ''o
bring S to e s'"e and prime iddins lots would
Whsss-SohieS doing 10 wheat The last account, will
stSo. y, p''"s 'S'''O"
sagstaa. $40 '' scarce and wanted at $50 40
per at @aleS ns fssn' sa, Adysnssd the price sa
made At 30 before the advance known. '' "s''
Hss Round OK ''S.'e Sides s' Va.
10 ,so 200 Dol, Of North
ST. LOUIS MARKET june 90.
the Planter w.shes.s hharn
to ''' per 100 lbs va, IN, .aas, '" 90
rOs.es,NTh. sales ys.s.rS.y .Hs.s.s June so ao
ding Is Sy one p, which Factory Gaas IA
At on aud ~ at &C., and i6s hhIs which sns
week Of SsSe per H. 10 fo AIT - = % "
dur market
our quot ons for eSira brands
Thsr. ~. ~ ~ -, ,ogIio, aessripuons are
particularly to France the tbanr
oSasna o. nsHa % from The aas.
V s .s! sss
ssv s ss within the neS.ew days sale,
Sbi. learn that contracts Tor 1000
have been disposed OF ,s ss a.
w. ~ oe allowed 70 revive. -'
oSr WS brands extra aenesee are stn bringing so
49, nSa, Is nrn Tor All prime qualities; are 400
for stand Ard qualrs mixed 10 rosd ss.n
$500 or sNoei and t9oOalOo0 for fancy.
uou ouer .th sale. Of 1900 Al az IS mi.
uuh ~ s@aoso Tor nne, and 90 for ,up.r
~, -, =, :. - -, -. Vi. II sf'''
isS fay slowly atS'ska3sIS for Jersey aud a.
Wheat is 10 better supply anil ,ox.. ~,
bushels al t5 and a M aies incude 800
r. ~ nssouri NJ ti,S About bu,hci,
Nv. 4, a. =, al 81 sasseaht- -. n..
S)z. r.. no, oe asked 'or choice sample
.,a5; NNA'e may De quoted 52As aud
Corn 4, act v. nj h,ox.,,, LA, =,
aud for ,.noy, n large sales mostly
m ,un, N s oo an.p supported The transactions
cd and IS. for round ss,sal for
ssase ana c,rvo ~ sSolneth yellow be
been sold within Thai o"ahern "hite 10 arrive
..l .s LOUISVILLE MARKET luna 90 ...
Sale, Of 90 hhds tobacco: q At "a a,.s aS es
p5ab 70 and at Gao 50. 80 ~ 90 ~ $as w . ats
F.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-27
The Enquirer. nanlfssln-

We desire to call further attention to the aoroc
what significant manifesto which Appeared in IN,
Enquirer of Friday last We confess wewero taken
by surprise when We read our neighbours article and
saw The spirit which peryaded it. We had been ac-
customed to believe, from its own professions on the
subject, that devotion to Southern rights WINS ii o
very first article in its political creed-tbat oil other
questions comparatively insignificant and that
the highest duty of Southern man to protect
and promote them even at the hazard Of having 10
discharge such patriotic obligation "for nothing -
We had no thought that any nice calculations about
tbe "Spoils would be permitted to interfere with the
Onegcat object Of defending the South agans, North
aggression. We dreamed in fact that our
neighbor felt any interest in any other subject-eas
Of ALL in the vulgar matter Of the loaves and fishes
Nor did We conceive that Wing aid would be
rejected, when the South in danger except upon
the condition Of being compelled ito vote for
Democratic and Democratic measures ~
IL had been announced that 'in the South po-
liucal distinctions would be forgotten in the
presence Of the common danger y and We limo.
, m Gently concluded that so long this sectional con-
troversy lasted, should hear nothing about "Dc-
mocraiic men and Democratic measures especially
also, il had beca stated with much emphasis lin,
the Abolitonists could be Overcome only bv tho
united exertons Of tire moderate men Of ali parties
since tho enquirer talked thus, however, il has
come TO very different conclusion. Then Il pro-
claimed with a wonderfully patriotic air that athe
pairiots OF all parties forswear allegiance 10 cvo
Ty less sacred than that Of Constitution
in ia phtoxym Of devoipn to the South, appear
ing 10 forget all political distinctions" and even
70 forget, also, mat there such thing in e1s-
tence as the "spoils" But feeling soourer Of late or
having grown prouder and independent over the
spoils' presenting superior attractions il now pro.
claims, with the tone Of having authority, tba,
ff the Wings choose to aid the Democratic party in
uphoding the constitution against tho assaults OF the
Aboltonsts they have but to vote for Dsupoeratic
nea and Des"oeratie measure" and be serve
ai 49, ~ ~ HHVo'' tns uea OIL inc wings
80. fDf their labor almost throws the Eaguirsr into
spaSms. IL can tolerate any other thought submit
to any other terms Of alliance but IL can never con-
sent to part with any portion Of the spois even for
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-27
-RossssiDsr, Alum Springs


Editors OF the Whis-Gcntemeu :-Accoeding to pro.
mise drop you few lines from this place. the rst Of the
series of springs which the visitor approaches aer eav.
ing the low lands of Virginia. find these springs fully
equal to the high reputation they have acquired in tho
past few years; with beautiful grounds obging aud
attentive landlord and ASSISTANTS and all the comforts of
well regulated Hotsl-no one can fail to be highly de-
lighted Since the FIRST Of June person have arrived
and the number largely increased by every stage Tho
access is easyby coaches every day from Stsunton-
passengers leaving in the morning arrive here to dinner
the second day from Richmond. 20 ''' 7sir,4.
More Yours in haste. RUPERT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-27
LOCAL AFFAIRs.


AAross CouHr YrsrERpAr- Drsxissxp.-A sum mons
against p NJ Tabb, Jr fo- permi,,ic. +. ,.r,, oe ~
e.,.,x. 1919. ~ x...., - ~, \. 3 -
- 80 ,,N., M US w hsA' 'ne Aedieai Co'.
oSe' Was usnsmei appearing nom series OF tesii.
monies tho accumulation Of sand aud oher matter In
n w. Nv ~
~" ~. @ oissPa,ed Guar
A. bohmau, who entered into recoguirAnco time
aso Ios nus sooa osnaos was asenareed IRON prison on
Ts .as s.%e h h.ng become hs oah.
o. -, rs
.1 +; "a, "sk.o IuAn u.msu neu'y, runaway Was
T ~ '',s T nv On anu 70 lail
ne ve,o"su w pese,y our'ou, o oneserhem and
1 nlea , 20 as rsn'ns hoegsn o. NC same county.
la sau w 'AA' W Au'nPk'n jan W get nmseh
'''n v.-.,.. M Nv, = ~ -. >
- A ~, a--ue w " roe, ooy ABOUT NJ
n,on:v hon, 40, osuuSu. up ou Sens,se snscn'nS
,h az, ~ NJ -, w o'"e''ison oo' euAfes SOU Oh
tn ~. 60 - a., -.
r years OF age He wtsent by Col Quarles his father,
S,,e., In s.S 81 -. ~. w JUS re"ueaes on hayo
,bn ,no. ,hs ,n,ns s,a,s s,, w. %et oy Two o0ys
0a;sss Iv;a .'.,.a ,h, '. s"I psoe W.
10 him Of mi. oan,ncs ha sao Gonp.n' was miue
a' nu,vauas VINO look II ana from nfornation which
nisd uh.a,.,, ha ' o.ass ereams'anees Wo'en oeeu-
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pI-EAsIcs OF I'm. Eve

RJoHIS D wALrnAtL, i. the Only authorized phy,s
~ can IN virginia. except few Kindly
70 usat charity easeJ TO practice DR. BrAnerd system OF
nj o, he Bye which has proved
meat partial and total blindness OF the eye and it,
ns.r S. from age or dssa.s years
or wash by few minutes and often only seconds
Instruments OF recent invention many have
been benehtted by the SYSTEM without any thai All bo
'N"'''''V Pu' 70 mo
waithA can be consulted, form 10 NJ and from to
letter. 'O""' 49, VI ny
zee Tor consultation a. For prescription instrument So
FOR visits and additional charge.
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convention was held on yes,eday week at Fairmont
composed otdeegates from various counties in this State
ana also from Wcsnorand and Ia, counties Penn
sylvsua, 10 promote the ohc, Of constructing railroad
from some point in WcsmUrird county on the Penn
syiVania railroad 10 Hvensvood the Ohio river pass
ing through the Noiongabel coal region this State
uther designated points Resolutions were passed in &c
cordhuce with tiin objects mentioned Delegates from
eight counties Of this state and two Of
we're in attendance Hon G. D. Camden, Of Harrison
presided. \ number Of speeches were made and the
meeting very enthusiastic Romrey Int June 49,
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RUPERT.
KASAwiA @. H., june 90. ISIS.

10 tWe 15uHV7sW tHe HHIg ---------- u y -
Gentsmen-l SEQ Il stated in the Examiner Of tho 18th
inst that Dr. Patrick OF the delegates from this coun.
~ either was or was supposed to be the author OF the re-
solution calling for session Of the Legislature
which resolution was passed the late Railroad
held in this county So FAR from this being the fact Dr.
Patrick was one Of OILY three gentlemen who spoke and
voted in opposition to that resolution was present at
that meeting and know this to be fact
Ever siuce his return from Richmond he has opposed
both publicly and privately extra ses sion oi the L .cs
latarc Yours truly KASAwuA'I
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-27

NAVY OFFICERS ORDERED DETACHED &c-Passed As
ss,aut Surgeon H. Bush Mitchell detached from the no.
pita a. Chelsea Mass and ordered to take passage 10 tn
United States steamer Massachusetts, for duty on board
the store ship Warren, AZ Sin Francisco
Assistant Surgeon JDo. N. Browu now on board the
Warren, deached on The arrival Of bis relief add ordered
10 the Coast Survey Steamer Active now in the Pacific
Assistant Engineers Airsna r. JUurJon and John How
en- ordered TO take passage in the Massachusetts, Also oi
duty Oh board the Coast Survey steamer Active
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-27

DERANdED.-A commission de Lunatieo inouirando
held on yesterday upon Auyu, Jo,n Ii,.as,.;n
lunatc who stands committed for some DAYS to afford
uns Tor a more full development OF his condition
Inc result satisfied the Justices that he was subiec,
Tor the Insane Asylum and thereupon ruled bis
10 the Insane Institution at Williamsburg
j. BiniJrd and r. NJ Burton 80 " -
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PROBABLY lloAx.--Tvo three OF the Ric hmond pa
oers say at intelligence has been received there OF the
murder OF Mrs PpDereorn, aud her four children in the
neighbo'hond OF BuchanaD ia this county, We have
eIri nothing in cpnrn.on Of this report and have no
doubt IL was hoax, committed by some knavsh wog.-
pdlicy IYLi1. W.. = VIZ III 20
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ANOTHER VIEW OF THg WoNES's RfGns MoyEMrSr.--
correspondent Of Cbicsgo estimates that il the women
achieve their rights aud establish an equality With man
u WI add 100000 TO the number Of taxable polls-
THIS estimate Of the number Of females over ago in the
ted states Is TOO large, but assuming the number to 10
oOOOOOO wo have taxable basis of polls equal 10 49,
100000 Although this Gum Ia worth having yet there
are thousands and tens Of thousands who would consider
T. cir potealrgh desry pnrohased by the payment Of
this tax from their hard earned wages
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SEANEs AND SELNEs's wAGEs.-Searnen, SAYS the ~ Y.
Shipping LIST continue scarce beyond precedent and una
ny vessels s detained 10 Consequence The rates Of
wages remain tho same, but $50 to $40 advance now
paid Euopean ports Ship owners are becoming more
IL favor Of the proposed apprentice system in the hef
chant service. N ''4... 49, ... D.
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PniLADELpulA Cattle MARKET, June 23.-The offer.
ngs Of Beef Cattle a; The yard during the past week
moderate, amounting only 10 J. 100 head Tie de-
mind has materially fallen or The butchers have held
meeting, and resolved not to purchase the present
iigh rates. Prices lower, the sales having ranged
from SO $40 but the highest quotations cannot now be
realized and considerable nnmber we're left over unsod
Cows continue to range from $50 up $685. according to
quality aud condition Hogs in steady demand az rom
20 % to so 20 per 100 lbs The supply Of sheep and
lambs has increased and they in good demand and
firm AZ 90 30 70 90 bO each according 70 condition.