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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-12

SpIKINe THEIR GUNs.-A correspondent of
the London Morning Herald thus explains the
mode Of spiking guns and describes the spikes:
The spikes are about four inches long, and Of
the dimensions Of tobacco pipe; the he'd fiat, a
barb at the point acts as spring, which is ma.
tnrally pressed to the shaft upon being forced
into the touch hole. Upon reaching the chamber
of the gun it resumes its position, and it is i'm
possible to withdraw it. It can only be got out
by drilling no easy task, as they are made of
the hardest steel, and being also loose in the
touch-hole, there IS much difficulty in making a
drill bite as efectualas itshould do. Its application
is the work of moment, a single tap on the fiat
head with .be palm suf6cing. This can be easily
done even. fit is ever so dark.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-12

Also, at the same time and place, one negro man
named AUSTIN the property Of the estate Of Nancy
Trusdel, deceased on the same terms. --
JESSE TRUSDEL Admr.
Nov. %, 1854. td-50
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-12

Dress Silks at Cost.
THE undersigned will sell Ills entire Stock of Col
Il ored Dress Silks at Cost, they consist Of
FASHIONABLE PLA1DS, -
RICH BROCADES
PLAIN zGLACES,
AND FONLARS.
The attention of his customers respectfully called
to those goods as they all of the latest styles and
superior quality. c. MATHESON.
Nov 2S 48 6t
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-12

Tke brothers James and Newton Vickers,
recently tried in York District for the murder
Of Dobson, were sentenced to be hung on the
29th instant One of the parties, however,
who was recommended, as fit subject for
Executive interference, has been pardoned by
His Excellency Gov. Manning, and ia lieu Of
being hung will remain in confinement until
November next. The other will be executed
in accordance with the sentence of the court.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-12
Notice.

Notice.
WILL be sold on Flat Rock on Tuesday, the 2Gtl,
w day Of December, to the highest bidder, eight
Likely. Negroes mostly young field hands, among
them is two good weavcrs, as the entaed property Of
the widow Nancy Truesdel, deceased.
Terms-A credit till tho first day of December,
1855, with interest from sale and approved secu-
rites, and mortgage Of the property if deemed
necessary. ]. TRUEsDEL, pvrs
j. c. HAIL, >'''
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-12

DIED--On the seventh inst, after pro-
tracted illness, Capt. GEoReE s. PEAY, an old
and worthy citizen Of Chester district, s. c.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-12

Pickle and Preserve Jars.
4 LARGE assortment with Corks to ft just receiy-
N ed and for saleby T.J. WORKMAN 4 CO.
Aug. 30. 80
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-12
Eillseed Oil.

Linseed Oil.
A FRESH supply Of English Linsccd Oil, just re
n ceived and for sale by
Nov. l4-te T. j. WORKMAN Dc co.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-12
New Business Establishment.

New Business Establishment.
THE subscribers wish to inform the public general
Il ly, that they have opened CARRIAGE SHOP
on the Robinson Road, l5f miles above Camden, and
arc now prepared to attend to all orders in their line
They will not be excelcd in the quality OF their work
or reasonableness charges by any other estab
lishment.
J. WARE, Wood.workman and W. COCHRAN, Pain.
ter and Trimmer will give their undivided attention to
their departments and all Blacksmiths work will be
done to order by competent workmen
WARE & COCHRAN.
Sept-l2 e87 ly,
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-12
C. A. M'DONALD.
Merchant Tailor.

DETURNS his thanks toa liberal public for their:
LIZ patronage and would inform them that he has
just returned from New York, where he has purchased
choice collection Of CLOTHS CASSIMERES and
VESTINGS which he now offers reasonably, andwar-h
rants them of superior quality. -
- He also has the Latest French and American Eisf:
ions and will execute work with despatch and punc
tualty as he has the best of workmen. Prices accotd
ing to times For cash. discount will be; allowed,
Oct "a -; A. slssSs
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-12

New Velvet Trimmings.
lust received full assortment of black and color
y cd Velvet Trimmings OF all widths at
Dec. Sim. c. MATHESON'S.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-12
Notice.

Notice.
Turing my absence from the State, A. NJ. Ken
- nedy and William Clyburn, jr. will act as my
Agents K S. MOFFAT.
Dec S. 49,
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-12

Congress Wafer.
A FRESH supply just received by
n T. J. WORKMAN & co.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-12

JcWelry, &c.
INIIE Subscriber has just received, by Express from
i New York, a new supply of fine Gold Jewelry,
consisting Of late styles Of the following articles:
Plain gold Brooches and Earrings
Pearl and Flagree Earrings; Gold and Mosaic Pins
Cuff Pins and Buttons Gold Necklace and Gross = Z
Bracelets, Sleeve Buttons, Seals Keys, &c. y
-, ALSO,
China Vases, Toilet cases -, y.
Match Boxes, Cups and Saucers, &c.
Oct "a A. YOUNGi.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-12

A Ms R. KENNEDY'S Stock Of Dress Goods,
a. for Ladies' wear, Embroideries, Hosry, Gioves,
&C. is now very full and offered the most reasona-
BILE terms &c. s-ftss!It.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-12

A NJ. & r. KENNEDY would call attention to;
n. large Stock of Cloths Cassimeres Satinetts,
Jeans Kerseys, Linseys Fannels Blankets &c, wliicl
will be sold at the lowest prices.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-12

Camden Female Academy.
THIS School will be vacant on the first Of January
l. The Trustees desire to elect Teacher forthwith
All information may be obtained from
Nov. At j. S. DEPASS, Sec'y..
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-12
TaIIoyv for Sale.
DRESS Silks at Cost

ON hand, a lot OF prime Tallow for sale.
" Nov 2s,-tf WORKMAN 4 CO.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-12
!Talmas! Talmas'!! !!

HATS, Caps. Shoes, Trunks, Guns and Cutlery.
IL by j. ISRAEL
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-16
STEPHEN RoycE.
rnE cssmDarE ron soYxnxon.


s'''A'" MS eoeep'a"ee OF The
'''' N''a" ." '''S :" ms re feel
''e''' =" "sh s'''h ms ehafseter' and
'''' WIVES '@ "'e ONO" 81 e'Feffr'
'f Rover ~ Pfss SHY fsase widely
A''S" - "" fe"rie's ih" s'se tan any
'" 'A-' =" T" +" esny a. ssIs he vas
s'estc "' INC nuPFe'ne Bench,
~" Wv @o'i'''oh OF oe Year, ieI'-
'e'' 90 "~ 'e'oA aai 1897,
zig ave a'so'idns- During
'S'' VI Ms J"a'"a lie he
we N"' '"s"ee' NO o'h'T aaan has
''"s PN'''a ON 'oH' senoh'--
non 'Ane' " h'a'hs r'eeHe % aine'een
'''~''' '''A .'1 'HeSe' s1is l. Ben
wv '''"'''' anu Isaac a. heahedl, fiI'e-
n
e l"eHm eeuffee" 'o' MI Royce
o ""'n' Shas- N N"iiei"-' sa'noei
D a'''' nus hss'h'n'on'
SAM .. u'hea-' j. Z.
'o man, N'cho'as bayiies,
' .'' IN, heoa'd' D'nl hei-
80 :" a"'Ana' d hed-
"',a' =" Il Dehhe''' and f'e'pe'st isham.
val advanced in yeafs, and has
''''' NC oe'e" WHICH he has hon
' Aao'hSi' shu is now '"Sser long
' A'o' A''eha'hg 70 @e duties
'A' 81 '"n s'-'1sc' OF BE-
'AN eAee' WIN d eosh'snaHee indiea-
wv ~ sn' ana calm rdia0a'e mind,
" " "AAe h"'oa 'of Tue honesty OF hs
' "e Po'Ng u MS private character,
''s '"e eN''''e u ms "eli~iu'sf mind.
f"h quarter OF acentnT hss he sat on
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-16

a Free Sod County Convention was
held at Essex Junction, last week. Amer
passing suitable resolutions, il adjourned
TO meet on the last "Wednesday q June, at
the same place, ia order to adopt plans for
concentrating the Anti Nebraska strength
Of the County.
The Wlags Of chiitenden Co., have
called Convention TO meet at Essex LUNG
ton, on the 18th day Of Jsne. The call
Is in these words -
The Wings and ether frcernen Of Chit
tenden Co, who are opposed 10 the Ne
broska bill and tins aggressive policy Of the
Slave Power nov represented by the pre-
sem ADMINISTRATOR upon the Institutions
oi freedom, and Who nov adopt az their
course Of political action the principles Of
the resolutions Of the State Convention
held at Rutland, on the 9Th inst, are re-
quested 10 meet In Mas Conpsaiisn, al
Staunt0R's Ina, IN Essex, on "Wednesday
the 2rth day Of June Instant, at 10 O'cloek
A. a., for the purpose Of nominating a suit
able ticket for County Ohieero Tor the year
ensuing, and for taking such other action
as the present extraordinary state Of the
country requires
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-16

To scuas II fbts Cf-rtnliaa ~as hs,ass
snf iissfsi. 80 4 fh-ss 49, th,~. 80 ds.
,ggryss u .. lis sssnss d y saasn. tls
tssi~ Tho tssaaaslss sss SEA tnsvn a.
o. a.. i.esgAs. sn& AZ ~ psrlans Tis
Fls,fsHss % hss,A rensvs~is. ss.a aaegstss-
al an 4 nefg 90 tbott shs otnaas.
ls'aset sql-essis m-nsssses u lhs pass. ~
yre-ssd un1snpsrstsa ss.Atsss. ~ trsieas
fetp 81 ne fau-v safs.ssi ~ a. tss tt,l
seags ~ gaAtfseu.. iiss - sgg~slsi,A. ~
srfsss - tss "a - isis s..sit -an nssss
II fhrss sss tsass sha sfs uufs sa.haious
ss % - sssssAaohst p'i-ss 70 h,a, ~
cosdpss.osss. snA sAs ~-ssii frtei 10 n.f rs
80 hsrsil.h,Es pcnH.es uPaa ne whigl
q isssses,. sssAo shs. 70 Al N hsrus1uy.
~fA sfs<Afs<. ssrpegeci A.e themselves,
snt s'ss Gse4si s..1 ssses T. ne pslsIiesl &C
t~s q fsrpssi a tAs iuspeSsni crisis,
iAss % 'rsa sseA .ln BE- 6issrpcaisd.
Ilsss Is M TAG DAY II ,@sl ts,ags. bot
ios szstas sesaos. md eAAs,tssis eoassruc
oon q Ro,lves Tts ass,ofay have hcca
esnesea lsssfds Ne rnsaesay. .pS We be-.
hs's tAe lstfss sss b, juss 10 she former.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-16
:" The Nebraska bill test of De

-" The Nebraska bill test of De-
mocracy."
The bill was framed and introduced by
leading Democratic Senator, approved by
Democratic President, claimed us an Ad-
ministration measure, and made u test Of
Democracy IN and out Of Congress. 1t re-
ceived Is votes in the House, of which
l0l were Democrats. Not one Northern
Wing voted for it. Ifall the Wing Sena-
tors had voted against it, enough Demo-
srats voted for it to pass il IN the Senate.
Every Democratic paper in Vermont is
Tor the bill, and every Wing paper is
against il.
The Woodstock Age, weekly claims it
as a Democratic measure. ltsays:-
"Thc Nebraska bill will ever stand rs
a monument Of that wisdom and liberality
which marks the history Of the democratic
party through all its successes"
Tho Portsmouth, Va, Transcript be-
lieyes that Harry Hibbard "by the noble
HiahneI IN WHICH Dy speech ana vote, he
sustained the Nebraska bill, has won ma
tlcnal reputation, of which the Granite
State may be proud"
And the Washington Sentinel believes.
that the democratic party now is pure and
untainted-that it will grow stronger and
stronger-that 1t has passed through the
ordeal so trhsmphantly, that the whole
country must have faith and confidence in
lt-and that good and true men who have
hitherto acted against, will, no doubt, now
be attracted TO IT,"
All the Demosratie papers at the North
support the bill, and all the Southern ones
who oppose it are Wing The Savannah
Georgian, leading snd yilent Democrat
&c paper. Is very earnest la commentator
Of the scheme Il notices the fact that
mot single Northern Wing, either in or
out Of Congress, advocated tho Nebras ka
bill before its passage, OF opposes its re-
peal now tina, II 10 law"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-16

Tho Windsor Journal was reckonrd
In 1850, as strong Silver Grey paper |
promptly and fully expressed its opulon
but it has been deceived in trustin, d
Southern honesty and honor, and nov IL,
presses itself thus iorcibly and plainly.
For our part, we repeat the sentns
we advanced last week. The North ; j
our view entirely absolvcd from all obiil
ton to sustain the Compromises Of ~
OF these the most obnoxious IL the fe5
tive Slave Law. This law has been mi,
tanned by the Conservatives Of the Ma.
IN spite OF its many offensive featufes, y,
part OF the Compromise. That being "
lated, we can no longer consent to the IN
ther existence Of the part Of il origsll
most Reluctantly submitted TO by the NOz
II we have Constitutional duties TO pehs
IN the capture Of fugitive slaves, we as
be allowed to perform them in our own u |
securing to those who claim 20 be- OUT Q +
zcns full and fair hearing before thou|
deprived of their freedom. While ths \
rcnnins wnrepealed, we counsel no yps
resistance 10 its execution. But the
m,isl be repealed. Our cities must mad
invested with armed troops, for the erels
ton or u law that shocks every Dorhl
principle. The compromise of 1850 Is De. I
Let us put out of our sight its liieIess q
eass, before It becomes even more loa.S
some and offensive than Il H."
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-16

---PLr.sAsr E,rNNss sos The
seed Is so~n, the farms look well. the fam
are clipping their wool and a, evening they
a, asou, iie doOf, smoking and oonieniod.
!, u impossible for the trees and fields
10 be dressed IN darker or richer green.
The ship poof-will whistles ia quick and
uurarying cong the frogs still pipc their
qucerly selected nnsie the tree-ioads
squeak and puu 10 every grove and the
erickets hil the air with their sharp and
lively jingle. When the moon looks down
from behind Killington, then 90 to bed--if
you ean--and may the mosquitoes sing your
requiem.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-16

The Conversion A. B..
"Wednesday vas he istgc., afwl
have asssajed ios yssr. Gwc
the State vas represented a..
by hundreds ~ delegate
semblage OF Vernon, whe. 20
ter eu,isled to speak CO.. The n-,
sssef, the l'opnlsr scu,imon, q A.,
State Vas PcsaSly never cour,o,
,heu seton been less secor,i,a
o~n views, We should have 49,,
judgment To thn UNANIMOUS 9er.,
body 30 composed.
We eau hardly doubt tha,sr..
earnest cPrcacrs Of the gr,a, wa.
has just been pcrPc,n,cd, uni,, !.
spices 81 the Administration vii d.
us IN the ensuing canvass, and es,,..
make the vice Of Vermont a. eu,,.
possible IN tcprobation Of tho NJ,
pcrfdy.
Our uekc, Is a strong cnc. n.
eminent ability of McSsrs Ro,.
SH,rrrR viii be universally so,s.l
Mr. BArrs is a gentleman 81 n,,A
al popularity, and cxccllcn,ly a,loJ !,
duties Of Treasurer, Whateyci w,,.,
there may have been, ON the pa, j,
for other candidates, Wv may prr.v..
cheerful acquiescence IN the rcsuA
part of all Wings. Judge Re,,
years on the bench Of our Suprcug
aud known as one Of the ables, q, d.
able Jurls,s who have occupied Tia, ~.
is too well known To nccd comm.,,
at ON hands. MIR. Sn.rrrN st,.s
man, who has rapidly risen to he IA
standing among the lawyers Of ths :
and whose character and ability an 4 J.
appreciated wherever he is knows
has not, it is true, been heretofore ,lsH
with the Wing party. yet he has e,s
incided with US in his general views q !
lie policy and, We doubt not, Will !
endorse oar platform. His fitness h
post to winch be is nominated, mon
question.
An ircc'ucn of the State, cxccp, Coz
ed Nebraska Democrats aud federal A
holders, have here presented to them /
ct and platform which they can adopt ,
out hesitation or loss of self-rcspcct--.
Register.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-16

Jess s prstsr. .ta hss. faf srs
~ yssfs. tsro tbs haaatshlc. sficicus sn1
psjssisf Ssprr4n,csdsni a The Euiisn1 &
Baf.ihTiou RAifoad. has rcsisss5 ha q
Gee. The eaiers 4 Re;isn1- sna the ssb.
ossiaaios q Ma punlsp, al feFfsi BIS
5rPsrarv hun ihs vicinity. NJ T. A.
Ci,apan. saprumenarn of the Choshirc
Rsiirosd. has been aproin,e1 IN Me-. Dan
laps sead
NJ nfsnf liircHcort has slsa rosign.
81 he pot u suPc't,aen3oni " ths Raj
foad slaiian II Rgiissd, ~hich once be-
has ven sorAily h,iea nacs the csrs hrsi
osms a,o X s,lsnd. NJ liaeisock !. high.
ly esteemed A. a fnsn d business. and A.
xlgisen.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-16

---THr FouErH OF JuLr will pass
with but little observation this year PEG.
pie have but little heart TO celebrate a day
which brings to mind what the Republic
once was, and what power now controls it.
The various Sabbath Schools in this VIC
Unity. we understand. viii make an excur-
sion to Sutherland Falls, on that day, and
mark the occasion by appropriate exercises.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-16

There were several street preaching
no,s in Brooklyn yesterday. Several Irish
nen were arrested for disturbance. ~ben
rescue sas attempted, during which sever
al men were badly beaten by the officers.
a strong police fo.ee was out and the iith
Regiment Was under arms.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-16

--BosEs - Asars--ws Pubisshed
an Article some peeks sssce N whlcA il
q sas sAo~a that the ssas. ssd refuse an.
eslsl matter q the kiishs. sAS<iS be tiry.n
aHo an open Dor. and covered VIA ssAes.
n attracted the al. snr,on Il one ssaeFris-
asx fsrEnsf, Al least, rho has uaea he e.
suisasHi, and fad II easissly sseessfsL-
LIT osasss DO the saa..
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-16
LkrTEh or ACCEPTANCE eRoM
NM. nATks.

lhelev We g,sc The letter Of NJ. Barr..
lie % an 'nisiigesi ard homes, aan. and
AieAly esteemed in the north eastern part
al hs stEe, where he has resided sniil re-
essiiy. lie 10 an eapesenesa s.s faith.
isi business Esse, and the scr, acceptable
Lssa'er Il the sOrtAfsld bank
ksnrsrWue, iune %, is5t.
brAs sas 81 hsse r~e.1es year letter
Informing ne a any nons.slssn at aatland,
90 the ia last, a. eAHa.tse Ser State
Treasures. I sooer the asairuion.-
thankful 10 Ry friends Gss she kisssess and
losot they haze done me-
Assy hAIae a. ssso iss.x w7ts shase Of
s~eh mes A. Roses and su,rrra and
as The ssoress 81 the t,eles ~ill D. de ia.
snph IN fer~oas q the nslle ,naeipIes
adopted By the C-sS~a,ios, 1 nay be per.
nsiss, -IsAOSs iaps,.f.ss of 4srssy per.
sahAi tsss,ses, TO express IN e.r.ce hope
that Il sh rsee'se the Aesry ssppsrt d
the Peopse.
Ssry trsly yssa,
H. " RATES.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-16

On NE SAGE aasAs. sasary psr.aa.
iaaas an sshisItsoa u tAssr e0ssfaice sad
rare t,sss iss faR, By ,Ars.ihg s,oas. ia,s
Tie sia1o-s ~ The cAa,vh. and too -
tArss evsliias sosscs a Gear Rgfls.a
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-16

-T.r ArsA.sK. PHIsorrLr.--In A
late speech in New Ysrk, senator Douglas.
according 70 the report. SAID -
il y not sufficient tkai they shall No,
seek 70 disturb Sesrasta ADD Kansas ba,
they mus, seqsiesee alas in the principle.
aud apply Il IA al time u come, when The
qaestloa a the AdInisslsa Of any new Stste
sfsses, Whistler II be seArssks, Kansas.
ofegon, Merleo, Cuba, ~ the Sandwich
lslandS.
-wiihin two Days past, over tso
hanefee dogs have been possessed BY the po-
ice ~ Cinc inn.ii.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-16
-A.A,y,s.sx,,,,s ... /,
n. ". RATES.

AS AsTsesssioAL ssl sssa.-,SssDe
Sss h'' len "a our S0ascssiOs an eFs rO-
dseeA BY sss of these pssss fs.i. d is
copper eososss. Il eo.rse. bat pAs.i.s ssa-
f'taa'As.iy .ssaad "a slate aax. IN
,es1ed &c Pfrss@s, to represent the .Aaa
Lar eclipse. Thai hea should be rissa 10
No. PsTiagt"A. ~ss iossd the ssgx bel
snp@ied By iAe ssss e.ps.. Isaac, also.
lhlhts the sss sss 10 kalL.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-16
Lsrrrn pRos sUpos no,cE.
EAst BI.uHlas. isss "a. 1854.

EAst BasssuIss. tsss "a, 1854.
c. w. HsIprs 49,
Dcay sa--ycsr iesset con mt nicst,ng
the fac, u ag son.ss,saa ~ candidate
fsf "a oa.ce u Coserssf. kAs born reoess.
I'd Ia snssef. | h-ss - say. that had
supposed ,hs, HF re,lseme4i .ss hnal, a.
] ~'shsS 20 be est ,hss c Al spon zoe 10
esoouua-r 'hs isbors and responsibilities Of
sbasisf Once, Il el.etod to 1t. comes q,
titat, and snder c nc sai.tsnces vksch ought,
e0ubtiess. an ~ small measure - preclude
nay nsh' "a &C, from Hsre rer.aaAl choice
aud feea,hR. Il mar. thercfsfe, be- under.
stood that the ssaanansn - seeegsed.
foets sev fcsP~c tfslly.
sTEP1iES ROYCE.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-16

Tar cIeraiss srosr OIL. G. Pa.
tee, q Rutland. -ss catered on sasA.,
aArAi By some Que 90 ssrElAao1s tAoak hls
iaisnt. APpsfea,ly hsge hssl vas IA
'ssase, b., the thief "a. ingttsasi assy.
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Gen. Cass made long speech on
Tuesday against the Insane Land Bill.
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Proposals for Tank Iron.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Bnredu OF C1nstrUction, dc Dec. ~ 1853.
SEiLED PROPOSALS, endorsed proposals for
- Tank hon. viii be received at tins bureau 80.
tai o'cl OK p. IN oftbe 18th day Of January, l5,l
OR furnishing and delivering at the pavy-yari,
Washington, ID. c., free from expense and risk TO the
United States, tie following quantity Of the bert
American iron, required for making one set Of tanks
for sloop-of war of the first class, viz:
4+2 plates of non. estimated at 5000 lbs, fmcre
or less) one qusrter of an inch thi.k
5000 lbs Of boiler rivets, five eighths AL inch in
diameter, and one inch and fiveeighths long,
INSIDE Of heal
All of the ssd iron 10 he delivered on or before the
trst day of May, 1854.
The plate iron must be made from the lie { quail.
ity Of charcoal bl.-oms, free from blisters bellows
and other defects, cut correctly to the given szp
ket straight aud level from the shears aud to stsrd
hanchns $50 lnfhes si around the edseI aud oil 70
be satisfactory TO- and APT rov ed by th cpnmaa al
of sal navy yard where the schedules can be ex IN.
incl.
he cost OF each item must bs distinctly rriei
out; and each offer must te accompanied by the
written guarantee requir by law, with sut y hich
il will not lie considered. The contract will b. msde
conformity with the usual forms, all Of which an
he ascsrtained at the bureau, at the navy ysrI,
arhlngtau. dec 21--Tuiw