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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-13

I've ANN Al AasN NJ tAe nitci states
Mint, ~ IhllatePhm took plste rcuntl,
The duty u che Assay COMMISSIONER is g.
4sssy "a, onin issued du,ug ihe past year snl
a.certnt n Il 10 W % The standard and "a
verify the weights IN aa' nj the Mat. by c,ap
parnr them with ria standard weights sn,l
sA.r The PHILADELPHIA hsllstia says
It,. s,lai lryis which arr exquisite p,cces c'
awA laah'p. re kept in grsaG stat, IN the
es'tJ ariyH'pstoi "a the Aspla, Of the ysri-
ou. .u~ h t.c wt'i The standard ssales
afsi gas an u"vyg ,Vnehed hy rude or un.
scientific hams lhc polah,a steel anil has
are never even siGrscl q, receive a part;ele ~
dust OF enjoy a Will o.. fresh s,r ar the, are
Acpt gDder g,s~ rar anI.,l3e,i r. velv,,
cushions Tbs b.au'f ayaa.a, ia only
hroaght out once ptay Nt.l ,te 5e.,os snd
weights. used for regular scr' Sc 10 asc,-ta,3.
iog he yShc Of thc gold dast yc,vi7ud aai 80
hoc haru ard com 4ont forth arc tostc,l
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-13

An imrnet.e New stock Of tIt.h tr5roiie< Wiae.
Lflaoss ana frovisions.
Great Inducements 10 10 is 70 -siat Paul Gpsh
usieNtsti EAsa sssfta
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-13

"a. ~ iseu.t Al. hsiveeI Sssont and Thifi.
BoYI.da4ly -. L"ats Mo
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-13

hEi.ANO r. SMITH. ATTORNEY ATLAW,
j Notary Fable ana bsAIFs IN Rsu EsrAu Osce
aest ious "a Z Z LsHi osios, MINNEAPOLIS, Mnss
ssts.
~, pay p~C eisr attention % Collecting D~bts een
rs5su'tns lraning sad Investing Money aat tenr-si
Ispl snt i'rs su4 pti1n Assuey business.
gscttRher "a lS5a vi
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MEDICAL.

~~~~y 49, ~><~
a REV sooK.-TBE NJ CARRIAGE GUIDE, OR FAM
q MEDICAL sid Physiological ln1truotar rpoci for nc
ssoi sS1 pia,ss ao PRICE, IL pupissss sTSoS
sn sss. From S"1 T Dc ssd. deal sad
ansa,sSss TINS book ram nil others Of the KIM
he peepnr lone OF desasy and morality which pesvades
all tfoush."
- rage Guide eleventh edition, 80 pages 20 eoored
or why's slot price a. 10 safeguard asanst the gnaci
T's SsPM . Rs,ds street. corner q 30 Ssoaa%as
TlFFICACIoUs CURE FOR CORNs, BUNIoNs, CAL.
III oses halls growing into the aesh and evory Disorder
, ssS ss q Z. S 'os Or
ssr no y W mSs a' sarusa and
ne F%perrr o. France and he Royal Family Of England say
ps here Sor s only and
nay PC consulted daily sHnSss s a. ns oae from
'N'A CORES or rrsrrroSrArs
From his Imperial Majesty. Napoleon III, Emperor OF
Ie cerpae que NJ Levi sneve les INC extreme
Ieerify that Mr. Levi Ia. entirely cure NV csns
rrro no uos yoc o. 81 Names SQUARE London
ssy
~. [ Ssr Ssitssy p Great Brian : o'aAA's' .
Get without giving me the ashsssi Ps dn- rr.ou.o
souceu street, Nay Fair London March 3, iss :" -
rn.o..s ~ lf rom N q Fs.as Esa % -.
sss$$s sssg , ~ pain ! Fs%ts 'S
Il addition Tho above spshencated esi,nonias many
shous hs posseSon wics several
Of The highest sr DO By favorng h1n
with call Of bis cdlcc VI Eleventh street, besTeen Fh
Sixth nver ses New York.
r. B-No professional connection with any person.
DrCoRp's PRACTlGE IN SEXUAL DERANGExRNTs.-
Dr. & 81 s, J. M sSSs Opposite q n the s.
psny located usual without charge. Sror parton
pa.ch, Ac)
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MEpICAY..

; = = 49,
A MEDICINE Has BERN Di soovEsgD--pa. HAroB r
n amer long Of experiments. hss maoc ne
Mohdc' o g has proved
and eonsnnr ton s.fensa d o,ens AL obsupAfe oesus
90 I'm a n and mall .s al
tho lungs lis eifects uuy SMderfl, spachns hun
nuay oacsng us belief should
any doubt only for hem 10 tI bottle and be
conyinced. Wholesale snd ssL~i aiics, ~ B,vsry.
(foRNs CoRNs. -ooRss cusrp IN ONE WEEK by
moves hem h one seek, sitsoa, cuiunq or without DC
slightest pain, Which VIA be for Is cents, stamps
Address Leash, box 100 Chatham square Post oncs.
CAEcEE CAV BE CCRED pa. THOMPSON WILL
s.o CURE wi % ~ We use Of VIC nss svsry cs.s
Broadway. E11I 4
TYR WARDS USFoRruNArEs FRIEND. AND OTHER
more ssa q sn s va e
obtain pernaps ano speedy cure should zane 20
ic darso. Ny friend and other rcmsdes aars
hours ONCE Cpna street. door east of AS 8snaiFay.
Price 81 cure guaranteed, Ny mvieoraig remedies no
pRIyAiE ooNsulrATioSS, Oh. w4I50E ON ny.
treated more than iwcny thousand without one Inst any
o ST: ass o. sps En- I
cent cases heres cure In twenty orr nonrs " Wasson
Ssss 70 q s ns q .rd By
en,a respectfully Invited call tn The ars place. usro
Is no charge for consultations. WILLIAM WATSON Nm
nsny years surgeon to the Loek Hospitals auhr OF rhe
street Broadway.
ru,ur GREAT EHeLfsB SPECIFIC KNOWN AZ BrY.
ers babarclc mxtme Of cubebs aud cop.i,a n scien.
spn s dc disorders hose medicines are used fs
De most safe croiual and secret rensd- ever b. o.
ssss mad. ' Is AMI s1.s s.ss
BY s,p,sss, and circulars ~ pos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

THE AUvERTIsER, A YOUNG NAN, WITH A VIEW
marmouy and moving In .'o,ir best society," being
unable 10 find in the OF his acquaintance that worth
ard sterling virtue which he fcrs essential 70 he bspp
OF The domestic Grese to this exrcdisnt gain
The desired object His innate noiey fsrbids tha be shord
that he viii compare ivoraoiy WITH he majority OF cue -
in intellect disposition ard reraopsl appearance. Beanr
noble generous and intelligent companion 70 complete AM.
share MS oontann emit Please address, In answer r g.,
Broadway Post Office. .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29
MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN, AGED q. or UNExCEPrONABrE
address an. appearance standing feet nch and
eruly built o. leisure education and TALENT having
urred from Eastern omes v"re till lately he enjoyed
the pleasures and forts attendant Of fortunes
les with view to mArmcpy desires the
lady Possession Of FOL tuDo sufficient to tba
ser income OF f3CC0 Address, In all condolences, A.
postQ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

BALTIC, Gept Comst0ck. ADRIAr1C, Capt -
these ships have been built by contract expressly for gov
eminent service Every has been taken In heir
IS also in hs engnes to ensure strength and
ind their Accommodations for passengers unequaod Tor
eifgsnce and confo Proc Of passage from Now York
1Lverpoo Ia first class cabin, $50; IN second do, 49,
New York. 80 and % guineaA experienced surgeon A.
ashed 20 each ehR No berth secured until pad for.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

DoTHEEN OR MOUNTAIN DRw.-To PROPRlEToRs
OF hotels and the public. The subscriber he's established
dis;lery q malt spirits IN Wismsang from transpa
way ha iNc mountain de 10 !, celebrated in Ire
land the Hik ands Of Scotland Tno oh and Irish
whiske. imported into this oouirs the prosuc of
lsIgs distilesies by process WIS smtsr :, ss Of
and turiy Of the mo 1ntan dev and fox This reason
excellent judges Of cord thsgs Of this drunk
spirit the year round but re mounan dew though II
double the OF the This AMI delicate
y q the resorces % this oounIry and deveped
would lessen greatly our mpoitanns OF foreign spirits.
Kraait the American diser r book written hny years
snd dedicated TO Proden Jefferson, has the following
passsee:- Fl Ws4~
Ir the maritime cities the United States mailed
spirits become immoderaey fashionable, which
gallon GO our Immortal dhcnorl . anntaered IN the United
SION &c ape after az lese inrensc expenses receive
great profit en- their sales" Il
Tndonbediy snSe worth bs psrot
and political econom hut most Ut AL Is worthy tho attention
who culd for the health and
of their guests ard Of the people at large who are drusgea
with spurious mporacns cxtravagant pricea Inow otter
aspeoen Of h curious delicate spirit in gallons At -
to g. and bottles 10 70 GEMS according 70 quality ORDERS
personally through The toet cce puBcuallv attended
Address THOMAS A. DEvYR lilo Grand ST., williamsburg
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OFFICE OF THE A,LAs1!c MgroAL 1SsyEAsc e
conformity win he charter Of he company submit The follow.
Prmluna received on msrine r.ks, IRON lat Jan, ,so
Premiums pole marked oil Isl Jsn 1885, 50
Total amount o, marine prsml,ns 45llg7 o5
No policies have been ssed upon lie risks nor upon hrc
Lo ses paid daIbs the sam e period siiiiao5 80
Returns OF premium and expenses. is5,7si sS
The company have the iolowing assets, yiz
on STATE al oner stocks drawing ialerest ie74is7 ~
Boz d. and mortgages 252oli q
cages ard other eans sndry notes insurance
and 0nr claims an e Ss the so%pagy estimated %
cash in bank. 1892 ~
Total amount of assets ,,37.6 co. 90
per on o &c s
,hsrsSf or she, legal representatives. on and alter Tuesday,
The Trust, e. aer rcserving one million ofdosrs Of profits
avs farther " re- a he s = Ss cent e. % the
s54 be deemed and paid 70 the holders thereof Or their e
Ta w
Tie certificates TO be cduoed at the time Of payment and
The BOARD have also declared dividend of per cent on
s which eersSes s Be
and afier Tue, day, ihe 9Th day Of Febranrv next.
xsdi,onSI profits rom ist January, 1855 to Isl "
January Y, S40760 90
Total profits for thirteen and half years So 30 $50 90
The certificates of 1874 1si5, $780, 1877, ISts lsio
1850 1891 and 1852. and "a per cent OF 1853, have
been redeemed oy cash. 0,3 20
Net esrnin gs remaining with tho company LIST
Jan 'ery. 1850. 81 $40 SIC 80
BY order OF the Board
TRUSTEES.
John d Jones, Caleb Barstow, Charles Den-ts,
Thomas lleslon, A. Pilot, Dsnuis Perkins,
Henry Cot Leonardo 3 Suarez, Joseph Gatlard, Jr.,
VIM q, Pjcke,s gill Leroy NJ. Wiley. William 4. Dodge
Augustin Avern, Henri W bicks, Mortimer Livinyston
Lewis Curtis. Daniel s. MI err, William Wood
VIM s. We;nore, = I. NicolI. J. Henry Burgy,
Charles RUSSELL Joshua J. Henry, Cornelius Gribne'
Lowell olbrcok 1heo w. Riley, Henry o. Brewer,
Robert O. Goodhuc David Late, Watts Sherman,
=. A, Hsraous, James Bryce, Edward r. Bali.
Meyer Cane. VIM. S,urgla, Jr, y. y. Morgan,
Edward II. Gillian Henry X. Hogert, Il. J. Howland
Ramsay Crooks, A. A. Low. Benz. Babcock.
JOIN d. JONES President
CpAEIrs DrNNIs, Vics President.
W. II. II. MoonE, ID Wee President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

E,ok LivA POOL.-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
ship sat IC tupI j. J. Comstock.-This steamship VIII
depart With III. United mss for Europe positively
taturdy, Fn uary at IL O'Clock NJ nom her berth At the
accom- modal, for elegance and com,or apply g
Passenger. requested board At II O'Clock NJ
clippers please take notice that the ships OF this line cannot
ca-ry conraoshd Of All letters must pass
through The Post Office ohers win be returned Tna
steamship will succeed the Baltic, and leave Feb. IT,
hotcs he day Of departure Of this line New York
i9r 1901 wi! be saurda commencing Ja9vay and every
mencpa January q, and every alternate Wednesday,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

DREAIUM HOT RUM-rRE LOVERS OF THIS An
cien aud MnoFable beverage informed that The palm
has been awerded BY Accamsn MIKE barkeeper the
.sample Room" No Nassau street Samples rauL,
drRugh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

CTEAM ENCINE FOR SALE CHE AP--SIX HORSE
- boiler ten horse complete running order, only used
sixty days. Apply at once al ~ Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

nNBE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED ST ATEe
i man steamesA-The ships composing the line the FOL-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS AND sPECUL ATORS-
For SALE the patentrghlr The Unite States lately taken
upon invention Of the utmost importance the inventor being
about leave for Europe; regards the rspuactnre OF
ce used by and for which there unlimited
demand. TIL, invention founded upon entirely
system and WILL If introduced all sty Of fab
rlcaon formerly used and 10 the the entire
this article In the market For further pareu
lars nddy X, boz 925 Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

EpwDK. O6LIlNs, 81 Wall street, n. z.
BRnWN, SIMPLIFY CO., Liverpool.
sTEPdE KHNNARD 4 CO., q Austin Friars, London.
3. g. WAINWRIGHT CO., Paris.
The OF these ships viii accountable COS
silver bnlon specie jewery precious stones metals
therein expressed
Shippers please notice, that the ships OF ine cannot
any goods cOnraband OF
letters must pass through lie post oce any other
be returned.
NORGE. Tho day Of departure OF this i,e from
for 1856 viii % Saturday commencing January s. erd evey
meDcnE jan rs. ard every altecnate Wednesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

OkD TONI AM In CONSTANT RECErPr or THIS
~ well and ayor'c brand Of London sin, and oer
In bottles by The gallon; also. the bes brards Of London
porter, Scotch ae &c at tho old wine vaul No. u AL
street G. 4. MENDUM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

&1 00A FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CLOTH
pI .OOV. ing, full lot, 2oxl0O, Fifty seventh street
the arid avenue grade with the street; le perfect
App, immediately to O. q. ThOMf SUt G5 ana 81 Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

lyoR sALE--NO. PAT WEST THIRTY FIRST STREET, A
three sO, basement end cellar, high stooD
fousc butt IN ha bet manner. web all the modern nprose
m.nts and conteng feea and tir closets and
rertries &c price $Sc0. Apply premises. from
d. or OF j. VAN WAGNE los Vest Forty recold
S1,SoO remain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

x557 600 TO LSAN.oS wATo HES, DIAMoNDs
valuable property, bought Tor cash, by JOS ISAAC
basement office Ii Chambers ill G. Business
prom pit aud confidential Old gold snd silver bought n. b.
No business transacted en- Saturday,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

GTnn "A CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM
W. saloon for sale, wi Tools. manufacturing usns
and all complete; the location In New York, being
great business horou htare, and established
Year, Ell will be sold a. bargain. Apply 10 c. b HOWES
4 20. "A Nassau I'll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

&EOO FOR SALE, ONE HALF OF FIRST CLASS
bOOO restaurant, with all the modern improvements in
excellent location Money not much object
good bush to join ire proprietor in Of extending
tbe business. For particulars apply TO O. B. A0WES Co.,
a Nassau street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

s,,OR sALE.-A PHYSICIAN, ABOUT LEAVING FoH
n Europe, wishes to dispose Of his drug private
can he had Tor phys'c VIII be sod at rics
Fer terms, dc apply L.. Eye a, A. b. D. Sands corn
al William end Flu too streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-29

INOR sAIE-TUR 81 OGK AND FIXTUKEs OF AN Old
esb shed hip ohenlery add shp sore store with coed
brec May Also lieres.
seooDers n,n good order and well found For par.
toulsra enquire az $50 soutn street.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-03-21
The Earthquake in California.

Our San Francisco papers contain full
accounts Of the earthquake which oc-
Cured on the 18th ult. The shock oc-
Cured at just twenty five minutes past 5
o'clock in the morning. The San Fran
cisco Herald says of its effects.
"The inmates Of every dwelling were
awakened, and some were even thrown
from their beds, so violent was the shock.
Many persons rushed into the streets, and
but that the circumstance of their sudden
appearance was of a character to produce
sensations of terror rather than. merri-
ment, the scene would have been most
ludicrous. The large hotels were de-
populated instanter, and in a general rush
articles of furniture were thrown down,
occasioning noises which added consider
ably to the clatter and confusion caused
by the earthquake.
In the upper stories of the large brick
buildings the violent motion produced a
general commotion among the crockery
ware. Vessels containg liquids were
turned over, either by the shock or in the
hurry of the inmates to escape. Every
disturbance was credited to the earth
quake, however, and it appeared to me
to be an almost unanimous impression
that San Francisco was about to share
the fate of Jeddo. The bowling of the
dogs, and fearful believing of cattle in the
suburbs, produced a fitting accompaniment
to the scene. Even the pigs broke from
their pens and ran away with fright. The
horses tied in stalls fairly shrieked with
terror, and tried to break their halters
Indeed everything animate and mani
mate was more or less effected by the
shock"
No buildings were Frustrated, but the
walls of several were cracked from top t.
bottom. The shock was felt at Contra
Costa, Stockton. Monterey, and other
places.
The double cylirder steam press of the
Atta Californian Office was in full mo
ton, but the shock so disturbed the work
ing of the engine and other machinery
that, for moment, everything came to
complete stop. The engine, however
soon revived, strugg led and finally com
menced operations in good earnest, anC
the press returned to its duty, throwing
off sheets as usual, at the rate of six thou
sand per hour.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-03-21
From Washington.

Horace Greeley writes to. the Tribune
thus -
"The attitude assumed by Senator
Douglas leaves no room for further doubt
as to his aspirations. He is candidate
for the next Presidency, subject to the
choice of the Democratic National Con-
vention which is to meet on May ID at
Cincinnati. I have this from persons
who cannot be mistaken. The candi-
dates for the Cincinnati nomination are
Pierce, Buchanan and Douglas. The
first has no chance at ALL"
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Mirror says
1.-THE friends of Mr.. Fillmore are be-
coming more confident of his success il
he consents to accept nomination. and
several members of the House from New
England find that they cannot be bam-
boozled by Henry Wilson and Seward.
As to the probability that they wish to
nominate any one but Salmon P. Chase
I cannot discover shadow. Those who
know Judge Mclean are equally certain
that he will not accept nomination, es-
pecially a sectional nomination"
The correspondent of the New York
Commercial Advertiser says =
"The movement of the Anti-Nebraska
members toward a political organization
in view of the Presidential election, be-
gins to be chief centre of interest here
It is generally supposed that they will
smooth the way for the nomination Of
Justice Mclean. / hardly think, how.
ever, that the Republicans can agree upon
a candidate of so conservative charac.
ter, on the slavery question, as Judge
Mclean. The Republican party is evi.
IDENTIFY on the wane, and Its power j:
quite feeble even in the House"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-03-21
Anti-Nebraska Caucus.

WASHINGTON, March y. An Anti.
Nebraska Caucus was held at the Capt..
tol last night. Eighty-fve Congressman
were present. All the free States were
represented. Senator Foot of Vermont
was the Chairman, and Mr.. Cumback Of
INDIANA Secretary.
Mr., Wilson of Massachusetts was first
called out. He spoke earnestly for g
union Of all in the North in favor of free.
dom. He pledged Massachusetts to sup.
port an Anti<Nebraska candidate for the
Presidency.
Mr.. Colfax of Indiana advocated the
the great question of freedom in the Ter.
ritoriesy as an issue in the Presidential
campaign, in opposition to slavery ag.
erosion.
Mr.. Banks expressed similar views
and said their was no doubt but that the
people of Massachusetts, would carry out
the question to successful issue.
The correspondent of the Courier and
Enquirer says
Several liable speeches on .Kansa;
affairs have been made in the House, bu
they do not much advance the bushes:
OF the session. The business of deliv.
ering able speeches on the petty issue
OF taking or not taking testimony in &
Territorial election case, has been mucf
overdone. Nobody listens to these full
minations inside the capitol, and few, i
any, beside the immediate constituents o
the orators, will read, when submitted il
tie more convenient form Of printed
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-03-21
MARRIED.

In this town, on the lSthinst., by Rev.
Jabez Spinney, of Albany, Dir. NJ. B.
TAPLN, Esq, of Moretown, and Miss
FRANCES CoBB, of Albany.
In Morgan, Jan. 18th, by Rev. J. S.
Clark, Mr.. john c. CHAPMAN, and Miss
ELIZA ABBOTT, both of Barton.
In Irasburgh, March 18th, by Rev
A. L. Cooper, Mr.. r. W. STRONG, o.
Berlin, and Miss CAROLINE JAMESON
of Irasburgh.
In Newport, March 18th, by H. B
Lane, Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM GRIFFIN
and Miss CoRDEEIA BEAUMoN, both o.
Newport.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-03-21
Nems Jtems.

LIQUOR TRIAL IN BRADFoRD.-On
Thursday, of last week, Mr.. L. Scales
was tried upon the charge of drunken
ness, and fined s. and costs. While the
crowd was dispensing, a heavy bottle was
thrown in at the door, striking Mr.. Rog-
ers, the grand juror, with considerable
force upon the head. He was also struck
upon the head while passing down the
stairs from court. \ young man by the
name of Silas Sawyer was arrested the
next day for the assault, but before the
matter could be brought to a trial, an
officer from Massachusetts, with a requi-
sition from the governor of that State to
Gov. Royce, came to arrest him, upon q
charge of manslaughter, committed al
North Adams, Mass, some months since
He was Immediately given up.
c. c. Dewey, Esq, of Wells River
counsel for the prosecution, was assaulted
in the same manner and in the same
place.-AWrora.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-03-21

BIGAMY.-Last week Charles A. Che.
ney was arrested in Lowell, Mass, upon
charge of bigamy. It appears that some
three years ago he married Nancy Wade
at Barre, VT, and lived with her til
about eight months ago, when he left her
and soon after met Ada A. Brown o.
Charleston, to whom he was married il
Boston. Cheney's first wife gettingw vino
Of his doings, followed him to Lowell
and had him arrested. His second wife
was totally ignorant of his real character
until the arrest was made.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-03-21

pamphlets. The question, in fact, has
been exhausted by few comprehensive
efforts on either side"
Messrs. Collamer and Seward made
eloquent and earnest speeches, insisting
that the paramount over-shadowing issue
Of the day is freedom or slavery, and on
this an appeal to the country must be
made. Mr.. Seward declared he did not
care what name the party bore-he would
support the candidate who represented
the great principal of freedom. He was
frequently interrupted by applause. This
was the first speech he had made in the
House of Representatives.
Messrs. Cragin of New Hampshire,
Benson of Maine, Howard of Michigan,
Billinghurst of Wisconsin, Morrill, and
Sabin of Vermont, and Granger of New
York severally spoke for their respective
States in a vein similar to their prede-
cessors.
Mr.. Todd of Pennsylvania, preferring
to remain uncommitted as to the Presi-
dency, declared himself strongly an anti.
Nebraska-Kansasm man. The call of the
Safes was not concluded when the eau.
Gus adjourned to meet again next Tues
day.