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e. Rev. L. H. Stone, of Waitsfeld,
has accepted unanimous call from the
Congregational Church and Society in
and will commence his labors
in n. about the beginning of May.-.Star.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-25

E A stable in Brooklyn va
by lightning on Saturday eTenns
burned down. One man was r.
and killed, and another seriously
By a fire engine.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-25

FIRE At MoSTPEL1ER.-The upper
story OF the FIGURING Mill of HYDE g.
bancroft was nearly destroyed by fire last
f'day morning at o'clock. We have
mol learned the particulars. The DAM
age Is supposed to Be TWO or three tbou.
fand dolla-z.-NorthfelI STIR
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z. E. J.
For the Standard.
Capital Punishment--A Fact.

Early in the season of IS large
company Of feathered bipeds returned
from their winter expedition, into sum-
mer quarters. Before settling in their
new habitations they formed themselves.
either by instinct or sagacity into body
polite; and with something like human
foresight decided any infringement of The
laws capital crime. To these wise and
wholesome rules all subscribed save one
Iuckless wight, who, whether by fate
doomed to life of celibacy, or from an
inherent love of idleness and mischief
making, refused to furnish a habitation
for himself, but intruded into the sanctum
Of others in violation of all law.
At first, severe reprimands were re-
sortedto; but moral suasion falling, it was
backed up by physical force. Day after
day the contest was renewed with in
creased Tigor, filth civil power asserted
its supremacy; and early one morning
the reckless intruder who had seemed to
seek his own destruction, was seen sus-
pended By his neck-dead. The cord
used was single hair, and tied about
the neck with the skill and ingenuity Of
the far-famed : Gordian knott twisted
IN such manner it was impossible to
ascertain where it began or ended. Thus
closed the life of the Inflated swallow, a
victim to his own indiscretion.
West Charleston, April 20.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-25

OUTRAGz UPON a G1RL.-Threef iends
in human shape drugged an orphan girl
16 years old, in Watertown, n. Y, few
days since, and then violated her person
in the most villainous manner, she being
utterly unconscious of her ruin until the
effects Of the Letheran draught passed off.
The monsters are still abroad, but it is
thought they will be secured. Let US
hope they will receive full justice. I'm
Prisonment for life is the lightest penalty
which should attach to such internal afro
city.
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WILLIAM KICKER,

Who Is now travelling the county solicit
4a- Subscriptions for the Standard, is our
regularly authorised agent, and all re-
ce:pts given by him VIII be ackno"ieoseu
by ~.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-25

APPOINTMENTS Keith, Esq, has
been appointed Post Master at Sheldon,
in place of j. II. Stuffiebean, resigned.
]. Fl. Stuffibean has been appointed Post
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q During the late fire in Philadel-
phia, Mrs. Margaret Christie, an invalid
lady, died of fright.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-25

e Green peas were offered in the
Boston market on Friday, at the rate of
something ike eight dollars bushel.
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"a Dir. Frederick FrothingbaD
ordained pastor Of the Second JhD
Society in ortland, on Wednesda
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s9 Eighteen dwelling-houses were
burnt at Williamstown, KY, on Saturday.
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@ Anew Universalist church is about
to be erected in Urban, I'll.
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g A ray Of Light to the understand
ing Is better than volume committed to
memory.
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q 10 leave your SOC fortope-ed.
iIcats him.
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sS A negro Carpenter was lately sold
n Adams county, Miss, for $500.
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A PrTF.-R. " Sye-Cecks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-29
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union, reviewing the proceedings OF
the late Pennsylvania State Convention OF
the opposition elements, criticises Its resolu-
tions, and argues that they prove that it was
wholly in the hands of the Republicans, who
aim to use the Know NOthings for their own
advantage The editor congratulates the old
line Wings OF Pennsylvania on the fact that
they keep cut of any such political company.
The Butsifigsncer contains brief outline
of Mr.. Eyeretts recent Grafton on the charac-
ter of Washington, and says Of it and the oc
casion:
Whether considered with relation to the
moral grandeur and public interest of his
Aeme. the mastery ability with which it was
treated by the distinguished orator, or the
character Of the assemblage who were gather
ed in homage to both, the lecture was in every
way, as We have before described it, ga great
success" In that assemblage we observed
the hOnOred representatives Of several foreign
Courts, many among the most eminent Of
American Statesmen, and others Of distinction
in the various walks If life. the whole being
graced and animated by large attendance of
ladi'- We similar occasion has, we are sure,
CO. lated an auditory more intellectual in
Its composition or more respectable In its char
aeter, and we are equally confident that rare
ly, If ever, have the highly raised expectations
Of so many minds experienced a qualification
so completely unalloyed with disappoint-
ment."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-29
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

In the House, yesterday, after We to press,
the Washington City Election bill was recon.
mitted to the District of Columbia Committee;
yeas 81, nays IS, as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Allison, Ball Barbour, Benson,
Bishop, Bradshaw, Broom, Burlington, Burlin.
game, H. Campbell, J. p. Campbell L. ID
Campbell, Garlic, Bayard Clark, Ezra CT TX, Col
fax, Clawson, c1mins, Cox, Gragin, Cumback,
Edwards, Emrie, Eustis, Evans, Flagler, Gilbert,
R b. Hall, Harlan, J. Morrison Harris, Haven,
Hoffman, v; B. Horton, Kennett, King, knight,
Matteson, McCarty, Killian Miller, Millward,
Moore, Norton, Parker, Pearce, Pelton, Penning.
ton, Petit Pike, Pringle, Porter, Purvear Rsade,
Ready, Ricaud, Richie, Robbins, Sabin, Sage,
sneed, Stanton, Tappan, Todd, Trafton, Trippe,
Tyson, Underwood, Walk, Walbridge, Waldron.
Walker, WEIGH, Woodruff, Woodworth, and Zol.
hooher-e7.
hurst, Bowie. Boyce, Branch, Brooks, Burnett,
Cadwalader, Caruthers, Caskie, Clingman, How.
ell Cobb, Williamson K. w. Cobb. Cra'ge,
Crawford, Davidson, Day, Denver, Dodd, Dow:
J d Fuller, Giddings, Goode, Greenwo ID Grow
A Hall, Sampson W. Harris, Thomas l.. Harris
Herbert, Thomas r. H orton, Houston, Hughston
George w: Jones, J. Clancy Jones, Kett, Kel-
shall, Maxwell, McMulen, Mcqueen, Mea.
cham, Smith Miller, Millson, Mott, Nichols,
Andrew Oliver, Orr, Peck, Perry, Phelps, Pow
ell, Quitman, Rufan, Rusk, Savage, Spinner,
Stewart Talbot, Vail, Wade, W arner, Elihu b.
Washburne, Watson, Wells, Winslow, and Jno
v. WIight-75.
Mr. Smith, of Tenn, moved to reconsider
that vote.
Mr. Campbell. of Ohio, moved to lay that
motion on the table-yeas 79, nays 70.
Shortly afterwards Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio,
reported from the Ways and Means Commit
tee the Annual, Civil, and the Legislative, Ex-
ecutive and Judicial appropriation bills; COM
mitted.
Mr.. Lane, by leave, addressed the House in
powerful and eloquent speech, urging the
necessity for the immediate enactment of a
bill appropriating $500, 900 for the suppression
of Indian hostilities in w ashington and Oregon
Territories; referred to the Ways and Means
with the understanding that it will be re-
ported on on Monday next)
Shortly afterwards the House adjourned until
Monday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-29
PERSONAL.

go. Hackett, the comedian, is at Louisville,
Ky.
go. signor Blitz is performing in, Column
bus, Ohio.
go. A Mrs. Barrow is Hiawathaing for the
Bostonians.
-. Hon Rufus Choate, of Boston, is at
Wizards.
-. A. ]. Drexel, the Philadelphia banker,
is at Wizards.
.... Ex- president Van Buren, is stopping at
the house of B. f Butler in New York city.
go. Prof Aga'siz is giving evidence before
a committee of the Massachusetts, Legislature
upon the subject of the artificial propagation
of fish
go. A brother of Gen. Santa Anna is in
Louisville, KY, and contemplates building
mill on the Beargrass river, near that
city.
....Hon. Mr.. Kittedge and Hon. Mr. Stuart,
of Michigan, and Mr.. Ledyard, of the same
State, "a son-in law of Gen. Cass) are in this
city.
.... At the American ball in Paris the palm
was universally awarded to Mrs. Lesueur of
Norfolk, Va, for pre-. eminence in the display
of diamonds and lace.
go. The Fitchburg Reveille expresses a
fear that Rufus Choats cannot stand the writ
ting test which it is proposed to incorporate in
the Constitution of Massachusetts, 1t knows
of an instance in which Board of Lyceum Di-
rectors were unable to tell by the answer of
that distinguished gentleman whether or not
he had accepted their invitation to lecture,
after laborious and vain effort to decipher
his scrawl.
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MADAM r.,

WILL CERTAINLY LEAVE ON TIE
w EIGHTH OF MAY, ard respectfully IL
forms the public in general that she win give In
formation In all the Affairs relating TO LIE,
deaithi Wealth, Marriages, Love, Journeys, Law
suits, Difficulties In Business, Abeent FRIEND,
sickness and Death, and In respect 10 all o.b0
suojects. She is also able TO tell the ages OF ti
sons by reading numbers. She can be consulieo
at ell hours OF the day and evening.
Her name Is on the door-at No. SIS I'd stfess
corner OF ID, on the let hand side. Sentence
cents and ladies s. mar 27-awf
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ana
Mr. T. Dorsey,
Of Maryland.

Partly to inspire the
efforts Of the rival COM
petitors, and partly 10
reimburse the projectors
Of this tournament, IN
der whose auspices this
great gathering of Noted
performers tax, 5 placs
the public will be ad-
mitted to the reform
ences during which the
C Intsets VIII take place.
Admission: Boxes,
50 cents ; Children, and
Servants In attendance
IS cents; Pit, IS cents /;
Colored Boxes, Soc nts !;
Colored Pit, 25 cents.
Doors open en- We'd
nesday and Saturday az
tsrnI oas at 12k p. m /,
and every nis ht 2 p m
The entries will be
made precisely a, l2k
and ~ O'Clock.
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LfSf OF LETTERS
Rtmaisiss tst1s re,i oee., wa'A,ssto", d C

Marek 20, isse.
tOrdered TO be advertised In the " Ecsniag
Sfa,," agreeable to the following section Of the
Pest Once Law-it being the newspaper having
the largest circulation OF any daily paper pub
lished In Washington:
SEC. S. And be it further enacted, That the
list Of letters remaining uncaled for In any post
Office In any city, town, or village, where news
papers shall be printed, shall, hereafter, be pub
1ished once only In the newspaper which, being
issued weekly, or oftener, shall hacs the largest
circulation within the range Of the delivery OF
said ONCE, to be decided by the postmaster At
such ofice.
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III TO secure method and order IN the estsb-
ishments, the orchestra has been con fdcd to Mr.
EDwARp KENDALL, and the management Of he
ring 10 MIR. Roe. Ri WHITE
III For further particulars see small b'ls'
posters, &c. mar Sc
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DA Letter from DR.. McCabc of vi,

IVA Letter from DR.. McCabc, of Vir-
gina. HAMPTON, Va Oct I6 ls55.-Haviug had occasion
to use BAKERS PREMIUM BITTER5 In my family within
the last two In OF Dyspepsia
ache, safely say have any remedy
these distressing malsdies with signal
have carefully avoided recommending any
rious n"strums with which the country flooded
believe in variety of they do harm than good
but Bakers Bters have tried
observation and produced beneficial results. do not
feel at liberty to withhold humble testimonial cir
value JOHN q McCARR
We would advise the public to be mindful OF BA-
kERs PREMIUM BITTERS, a medicine of great merit.
IL has gained lasting stIon
and generally recommended by the eminent physi-
clans in virgn'u.
sSEvery family should keep bottles on hand Price
50 cents per bottle.
CO, and Mes.rs. CANDY HATCH, Baltimore; and by
druggists generally mar 29-7ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-29

election commissioners from rejecting in the
face of their oaths, the votes of hundreds OF
foreign.born citizens on a preteace, which,
they we'll knew, the District Court of the
United States for this District had declared
invalid.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury.
Department. Thursday, 9th of March,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
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DIED.,

At Jacksonville, Florida, on the 23d March
ISAAC MUNROE CHUBB, in ths 32d wear OF
his age.
The friends Of the family are respectfully in
vited TO attend his funeral from his late residence
1S9 F street, on Monday afternoon, at O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-29

A Dangerous Mistake Of the Telegraph.
In the New York papers Washington news
per telegraph, published yesterday, it is an
nounced that the " Washington Bank" cf this
city has failed. There is no such Institution
here. The issues of the Bank Of Washing.
ton" Of this city are as good as gold. The
so-salled bank of this city that has squashed
up is the " Arlington Bank" bogus concern
from first to last. The telegrapbic operators
should be more careful in making such an
nouucements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-29

49, LECTURE.-REv DR.. NORRIS
~ will deliver lecture at Carusi's Saloon,
on MONDAY EVENING, at ~ O'CLOCK.
Subject: "The Roman Revolution Of l64S -
The Rev. DR. was residing in Rome during
this eventful period, and was eye witness to most
OF the facts he will relate.
The proceeds Of the Lecture will be used In the
e'sasion Of a new Church In the West
Tickets nsnts--to be had AZ the stores Of J. F ;.
EIlis ana Kidweu A. ..u.encs, Washington J..
L. Kidwsll, Georgetown; anu Il the door.
27-df
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Ned Ferdall,
Of Massachusetts, and

Ned Ferdall,
Of Massachusetts, and
Kendsl's Brass Band
OF eighteen musicians
as he best Bugler and
Band
For the new feats o.
the Double Perche. the
Globe Perche, and tie
Double Ladders, now
making SO much sensa.
ton, the only two par
ties that have ever exc.
cuted the fests, both ar,
entered, VIZ: the one
party, the
American Brothers
n. Masilaoa, Of Pa
Geo TEHbar, OF Nd.
p. Donaldson Of Aia
aud C.Crosby, Of o.;
AID the Other party, the
Yankee Brothers,
Hercules LIBBY, Of D.
II Omar, Of Va, J
Daren OFT, OF Texas
and C. Noyss, OF Tenn
q. Magnify,
Of Pennsylvania, and
lie Jeune Burte,
by adoptIo :, Of Nd. as
tie be { Hurdle Racers
Mad. olinza,
Of Russia, as the best
fight Rope Performer
And in addition to the
above entries already
made, and to manJ
others that will un
doubtedly be made be.
fore the 5th CT AIril
when the list closes, the
following well known
Riders, Clowns, 6yIr-
nasts, &c. ar to appear
by special engagement,
VIZ:
Mad 0rmond,
OF Pennsylvania
Mrs. Robert White,
Of New York;
Mrs ]. Robinson,
Of South Carolina
Mrs. ]. davenport,
Of Texas /;
Mad Levater Lee,
Mile Augusta Lee,
Mile Rosa Lee,
Of London and Paris /;
Mr Robert White,
OF New York;
Nj. James Eurt.
Of Maryland
Mr. Joe Hazlitt,
Of Mass chusetts;
Mr 7. G sylor,
and
Mr.. T. Thomas
Of Pennsylvania ; ard
Mr.. c. Stimson,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-29

THE RISING STAR GAME.-THIS 10 A
Il beautiful and instructive Same for Children
IL learns them to commit to memory all the Incl
dents and celebrated battles that were foughudu-
ring the American Revolution. For sale by the
agent, ALEX. ADAMSON,
mar 22-3m 7th street, opposite Post Ofsce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-29
Yankee Brothers,

Hercules LIBBY, Of D.
II Omar, Of Va, J
Daren OFT, OF Texas
and C.. Noysg, OF Tenn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-29

RNOTICE.-THE MARION RIFLES
~ would respectfully announce that they
will give their frs Cotllon Party I'm the hall Of
their ArmoTy, on WEDNESDAY EVENING",
April I'd, 1856
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admit ing gentle
man and ladies-to be had Of the Committee and
at the door on the evening Of the ball.
COMMITTEE of AyraHsemeRtS.
F. nj. Shekell, p. Garland,
9 B. Spencer, James Handy
VIM. Cahoe, mar odd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-29

OUTER AND CHEESE
II 40 kegs GOSHEN BUTTER
40 boxes GOSHEN CHEESE.
Just received from New York and for salo by
mar 2S-2t MURRAY SEMMES.
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ONLY lax CENTS.

ONLY lax CENTS.
DUCKLEY,S CELEBRATED SONG BOOK
ID for the parlor, containing collection Of new
and popular Songs, as sung by Buckley's Now
Orleans serenadefs ut their opera house, Broad.
way, New York. For sale by the agent,
ALEX ADAMsON,
mar 9a-3m 9TH street, opposite Post Once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-29

WEDDING PkESENTS.-TO AN AL
w ready large stock Of very superior WATCH
Els, JEWELRY, and SILVER WARE we have
this day added a beautiful assortment Of Goods
suitable for edding and other presents.
M. w. GAIT & BRO Jewellers,
mar 2S-1 32t Pa av bet 9th and 10th sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-29

IS A FRIEND IN NEED is TRIEND
"A INDEED" and SO is the CITY DES
PATCH Boxes stationed at all the principal
places in the city. GA word to the wise il suf-
hcient - mar4-3t
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"a WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY
a a special drill Of the Company will take
IN m place TOMORROW Saturday NIGHT,
II h at7K O'Clock.
By.ordef; H. RICHEY, O.S
mar 28-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-29
q. Magnify,
Of Pennsylvania, and

lie Jeune Burte,
by adoptIo >, OF Nd. as
tie be { Hurdle Racers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-29

IMPRESSIONS OF ENdLAND.-ByR Rev
Il A. G. Coke; 81.
Sermons for the Times, by Chas. Kingsley; 75c
Our Church Music, by Richard Storfs Willis
so cents.
The Nightingale, taie, by Z. Schmd; Bic.
Heart and Home Truths, by Rev. X. Whiting.
ham; IS ce Is
Legion, or Feignea Excuses; 37K cents.
Men and Times q the Revolution, by Elkanat
Walton; 81 so
Unison Of the Liturgy, by Archer Clifford, A
M 81. FRANCK TAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-29

Of Russia, as the best
fight Rope Performer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-29
Keudals Brass Band
American Brothers

n. Mdsil,oH, Of Pa
Geo EEHbar, OF Md.
p. Donaldson, Of Ala
aud C.Crosby, Of o.
AID the other party, tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-29

CLOTHING MADE To ORDER.-WE
~ have just received our large and fine assort-
ment Of black and fancy CLOTHS, CASSI-
MERES and VESTIN6S, Of fashionable shades
and cOlors, which we will make to measure in
the most superior manner at much cheaper rates
than the usual city prices.
WALL 4 STEPHENS,
mar 20 81 322 Pa. av. bet 9th and 10th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-29

COLUMBIAN GCANO.
ITO TONS COLUMBIAN GUANO, JUST
L l. Q imported, per brig Nora, by tie Phila-
phia 6uano Company, and for sale by
HOWARD & POOR,
mar 25-1 Alexandria, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-29

SEND YOUR LETTERS BY THEtITY
y DESPATCH, and save Time, Trouble. and
Shoe Leather mar 2S-.t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-12

AN AMBASSADOR FROM THE CANApAs AT WASH
EGToN:-The proposition to send resident Minister
to Washington to represent there the interests of the
Canadas is very seriously debated there. The To.
ronto Board of Trade make it the subject of special
argument in their recent report. We quote what they
say:
SIN approaching this very important question
your Council has not undervaued the difficulties
which surround it, nor have they arrived at hasty
conclusion The chief difficulty which suggests itself
to u.s. as British subjects, proud of our connection
with and alliance to the parent State is that if the
proposed representative at Washington be an ambas-
sador from the Government of Canada to that Of the
United States which he should be to have any weight
attached to his suggestions there that the proposals
to establish such representation may be looked upon
as an infringement to the Royal prerogative, which
yonr Council would be the last to suggest.
1t cannot be denied that great necessity exits for
some active intelligent and influential representative
of the commercial interests of Canada near the con-
trolling power Of the United States-and that under
the rapid growth and daily increasing importance Of
our commercial relations with that country this ne
cessity is every day becoming more keeny felt. We
see and point out the want, leaving to the Govern.
ments of this country and Great Britain the task o
supplying the remedy. Should neither Government
see fit to take action such as the commercial men OF
Canada deem necessary, it will then be matter Of
consideration for the different Boards of Trade
throughout the Province whether simply com
mercial delegate should be appointed"
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The Baton Rouge Bsz.t+o "a ~ g,.t 80
" 9 BE HUNG---Th he Sheriff. 4 f
tne Goyernor the death warrant dF
" ~ - some fourteen months since TSfass, IL
y iyed for the day Of execution. lipsy' sae
Tf6sftt III sftaailin journal, of The 3th, says:
incIemeneg prospects of the eoniiDe eTo i NJ
sad subjects fof Reather for the past eei fo5
exception Of tlie rnent in every eiFsSe ~
lea, we have had intelligence from Central Amer.
perfect calm In the poEg to excite us. TheraS IS
The Richmond Advoca. world
HEAVY RA1ss.-Durinef the %, REMARKS
quantity ofTain has fallen throtpast weak ureae
saturday night the heavy fall srt oug safie on
tlgii WIND, which did much dapaa accompanied by
hoWn q fences trees etc. and on y le
neayy shower OF hail preceded one of thsay
next day. M - ring theass
The Concordia Intelligencer, of the 9TH, says i
TEE CgoPs-The plenfeens showers soal-in,ss.S
sS' nave destroyed the cfintz bug that ys
w ~. and have been beneficial to Lotn rorYr any
hey have made the weeds and efA flourish
ftsgs gIesn pay tree, and the race will soon be
, rrnsls .ss., Y ass and cotton for mastery.
onros RegiAter, os the 3D., has the
4. visited IN hg 3 Tuesday night We were
" severe, and ia some i9sfa,caa an;ts
rained
~ .os5sh.s aus1ng and NM wind s,rae
~ sesere one as We ever witnessed IN fynacffta
oloWis Gown trees Sheds fences n III MAI
we heard stated that atas II II, ~.
miles below Us the wind blew q Tsrsaf
tearing down dwellings negro cabins iii hass
eFellng the forest for miles extent m euaTT 49,
ton 1t ls said the damage deHe ii afrsst fHye5If
be- = Fortunately however, have heard q fpo IN,
Our river is again rising. Ths recent. hevv rsa,s,
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