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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-11

EIALi aRDMiRE.-wr are uou in.
Ie',pI %, iTc,l stock Of Gooe consisting of ny -
f"Ast ana IAl4r Cutlery, Of patterns Guns /
@ AnI r.'t3l'' handsome assortment; Buiing Mate 1N
fA'S -uch ss Locks Hinges ScreWs, NAl.. - ~
Toul-
snl- M.eln,-, aud Farmers together with K-n.rsi -.
OF and Domestic
e a. ' ana CoaniIy Trade Also irgr stork OF sd
iing o. Bits, srrup Blcse &C. CoacA Ma.
binr, Whips. ' '''e 'A'i''' 9rrte' "''-
Our clas.s have ms direct
tIi'pf Aih ArnrricS favorable
having tie of
o. sou'y irde Ne nas ouve. upon kevp.hg the b-t a.
tartwsIe, suitable Of the Virnis To-
the United slat-s i' any oHs mouse Ia
We most respectfully Invite a, ...l an, - -
Merchants aud Others visiting asrIr hInr te
W. can SATISFY even tie largest class o. cusolers ~
SMITH ROBERTS
IN importers Of Hardware No - Pearl street
n H. Always hand -, -.
and Anchor" Boiling Cloth. 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-11

IT,. Freehold ddrocrf., Jan g. -,ys The schoar.r
E1e'lsor, OF Vienna from Port Prince 10 New York
'-ti t' IoE"o'd aud coffee ashore four mil,
''t' Ui iaringst Inlet on saturday last Five bodies
ave terl brought on shore aud buried One %.
"'u ps->-uEc- named ANTHONY Jcrvi. is saii 10 h.s
"iic 900 New York Tie captain SAYS the, got out o. i
Iona ih'i aN hands on board except mmscli AID the
mate, ~ere frozen TO death sheu h. run the vs...I
l-.uf,."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-11
PATENri.i.AsTrC s.,ttrs.
.sIsE ,,LNr lfAIi. i.i

nAit- A thANCtr S'' ] hAHtlAY sIkilr.
thttl"NN"nr genuine, .Npt the ststnp of a.
- F''nt All manufacturers and sellers Infringing so@
cutei a. cuIiulg 10 law fi,j u,iI.Fi,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-11

LOOkING-G SSES
AND PICTURE FRAME MANUFACTORy
itpSsAts. y. s.sslig.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SALERoOMS
"a fORsITH STREET. NEw YORK
N ~. vs.. wouii attention of stranger. y.,tps
e-I~cttly
WARtROONS ANn MASUFACrORY
In u's possession Of unspuaid facilities execute ali
oierr On ts lowest Iss r,r wi,h
clHice sIeciuieus aud . lui ..srttineut ~
RICH GLIDING IL
MooL"iN"s, RICH GILT. ko'k WOODS OAK, ZEBRA
AND MAHOGANY.
m every variety aud coisfautll 90 I'd.
ori'f huu al ~ INitED STATES AND CASADAS
execute" Sil prompinrs packed ~i the greatest OF care
~ a. ni-ooui "ioNci "a iir trade. n. V SiGLER.
s-"n-ts'.-l 81. 81, 80 and Il For-yti York
SA FL, y FUSE.
tNok Mining PURPOSE. and s,inr Ciarg-. both Ia vet
lasiluE
fus: also. 'l'r -nyle -ud double Tape Water Frs-
Manufactured znd sod 10y GLENN pt'TNAS
ST. fsrsl YORK
~ ori-r- promptly Al ki.- o Iun +. -r y, a.,
IN approved brands Zig Eslbtional F-.MorAs sp slV.
na-. Ac. ac uois-Iv "a. q.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-11

The ihscbcr respectfully inrn4 friends that be- hss dlaron
tnue TIE auction business, aud having tented h-
Haovc, takes pleasure IN recommending hs former
give BIN q cali BENJ DAVIS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-11

FOR THE 900 OU0
THE u. ~ PAEi.N1 uiWIIIF. COMPANY.
CAPITAL StG5.OOO.l
"" hyH Ef'sfdfsfH. Hdier e. N.irI I..rE
a NJ par"i :" al orders
N COLUMNS, rfDE>rAIS PILAsTEKS SIApS A. in br,,'
t"i "i sitSNA ~ hANtt, Mar
"e 'qnai Ia strensti, a'y aud isHbIy u,- and IN
Hhrhi-irsi Tun wool late. Nh,y fruui an otor
which urged against
nh, H. form th- Temporary polish src- Man
ue- from - TO $40 Orders Cabinet Makers md 9th,
'i hi -siisiactou guararci AE-,t- ti- principal
'','- u'Ah NiI PETER RESNIE Pres.
J'ttrh LANH, So LONEL o. MICKLEcs, V. Pres.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-11

To- ba.u,u CJHsxN,r 1t hss been hnslv decided
20 Introduce the desual currency a over the Uritsd
Nin-dou. To, pound ~ be retained as the unit and
tti1,i mt" one Thousand parts Tnt hsii cfovu si b,
l'oHs.cd-fhc shilling hft,. the si1peuce t~cut, i've
d Hs coin T.ll hs Introduced representing i've fsr
hinge ~lule te present t,rhing will bc deprecated ous
sentNnit1 in vaue-that i- fh..s Will bc thousand 90
Do" puuod sicIirg Instead OF min, nuudcd aud sixty
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-11

Buu.ri PHHoNt>o>-rhe Council Bun Eagle OF
Dec 10. .a1-.
Yesterday morning Shii,t the mercury in th. th.r,porr
'tt "i> dom t. t-.", most beau'iid phenomenon
H-it have h,,u s.'u tn th- r-sy.t- The sru -,-..
H-ni, bringing with t tSo beautiful c1uutcrpa-t.. a.
''es slu- With uii-ht r'-r.s. pot rIteuie, .to,.
H. caai scarcely t.li oui, itu. Ii-ir position si,t %.
re true suuuut cloud uv setu through t ,it,
'1 sold HOss,yr that the .uos a. uot elected
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-11

u'HHiRit k-rEtnt fuNli tte early part Of S'pteni-
.t-.. re- m1u living u krnnef county iu this state.
whose name was Greenbcrry pNeli, Nlcd in au sirsy
man whose name heart p1t have nos forgotten Do.
~as arrested, sui earred before ilr proper altho,..
ri h' tHrH admitted i' 'IiI few nights since viii q
himself aud family seated 10y tc irr az uns noa
person approached lis deelug sud iicing gun through
cracN iu thc NI ii-ch,g.J t. content. at un ahicl
,nrfrl Dts hei scattered bis brains upon the doO, k
ng him Instantly.
A. effort made We learn 90 find the perpetrators
f'i- horHu, rsd a.d bring thcm Justice but No l,,t
lcrou1t. ro traces Oi them could be found -. Uresa
Ko0 Sf4r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-11
j. B. HARGROVE.

Al ~ D. TT.
WGN street. ffndsr -. Cidr'es H,fsf.
gbIrttNt. Va.
wv I'LL devote his whole nnd lItng Of Ne
w grocs, Real Estaic, &C., publ -y tnl privately
sale sltsactory 10 charge made
sT- lie itas convenient piar, frr keeping slaves
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-11
SrEaM HETwEEN
y lIW YORK * GLASGOW.

- f-h :. ktttE SGnPAN k.-Ihr
Rchninud fv Association
th lt Tor s Kind Insurance with Cash C1pts iriu
" 80 - prepared o policies
b,ir scly NrrnN Insurance Company, of
<pc'-'iiy known L. The community holding their
tv where ~ Loose promptly and literally
'" sl"'l str Of the public patronage Ohce present.
4 V 4in ard 9Th r,rts
N-5ical Examiner Dr. NJ Burton.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-25
Ncms 1tc11l5.

EscAPE OF FUGITIVE SLAVE
The Montreal Herald Of Wednesday
morning states that a passenger arflseu
in that city on Saturday last by the un-
der ground Railway, having had mar
row escape from the Q. 5. Marshal al
St. Adams. 1t appears he left servltude
in Baltimore on the 14th Of January, ana
made his way towards Canada as far as
St. Adams, where he found employment
On Friday last his former master ana a
United States Marshal arrived at the lat
ter place. On making inquiries for Inc
object of their pursuit, they were kindly
informed that they would be more sue
cessful in securing the prize at Water
bury. Vt, than at St. Adams. Mean
time the friends of the "colored brother
TRANSPORTS him a few miles further north
in sleigh. and placed him on the freight
train: in few hours he was beyond the
reach of the {. S. Marshal safe on British
ground.-Burlinglon Free Press.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-25
Our Politics.

Iosatisiy al who are anxious 10 know,
we would say that our politics are deci-
aediy antl-Aebraska; opposed to the fur
Their extension Of Slavery; in favor of
the union Of the American and Repub-
ican parties, if it can be done by each
side yielding a little for the good Of the
whole.
We understand that our paper has
been represented, In certain localities. az
the exponent Of the Know Nothings
and II other quarters as opposed to them.
We have never authorised anv one To
mzkesueh statements. Thepaperspeaks
for itself.
To sum it al up: We are American
Republican, and anything to overthrow
the present administration.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-25
PRAYER VOTED OUT.-A public

PRAYER VOTED OUT.-A public
meeting was recently held in London,
intended, by those who called it, to aid the
movement to promote Sabbath observ-
ance. Lord Salisbury presided, and
called upon clergyman present to open
the meeting with prayer. This was pro-
tested against and after much confusion
it was proposed, amid cheers and great
uproar. that the business be proceeded
with without prayer. This being secon-
ded, Lord Salisbury declared that in all
his experience, he had never heard such
resolution proposed before, and declin-
ed TO put it to the meeting. This was
the signal for renewed uproar, in the
midst of which his lordship retired. An
other chairman was voted in, and those
in favor of Sabbath amusements haG
things all their own way.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-25

New YORK, April Is. NJ. N. Bal
lou, Of Boston, editor of Ballou's Picto-
rial, was held to bail to-day, in $4,000, at
the suit Of Frank Leslie, of the New
York Illustrated Newspaper, for an al
lodged libel contained in an anonymous
letter to a paper dealer in this CITY
Damages laid at $4,000.
The steamer Asia sailed at noon. She
taxes ont 155 passengers, and S453. 900
in specie.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-25

CULTIVATION OF OATs.-At a.
cent meeting of the New York Farn
Club, it was stated that the cat crr
the United States in 1853 amounta
l60,000,000 bushels, which, at 81
cents per bushel, would be worth s
OO0,000-only 100000 less thai
cotton crop.
Prof. Mapes stated that the largsstr
OF oats raised during the last five r
in this neighborhood had been raise.
phosphates. The oat crop may B:
moved from the soil about the lst d.
gust, when carrots are just comns9
to grow. Carrot seed should be r
with oats. The effect of the la,trb
make the ground light, and when To-
crop IS removed, the carrots are fola
be clean, and free from weeds. Ca
were fed out proftably in connectia1
oats-in the proportion ofabout one
When carrots are fed with oats, he
noticed that the latter were not gem
voided whole in the excrements as
are when fed alone. Horses fed r
on carrots have a sleek skin. The b
are alleviated by their use. Horses
reject carrots at first, but viii relish 2
if sprinkled with little meal.
eating them few tunes the borss'
them"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-25
The Cloven Foot Fully Expos

1t is stated on good authority thata
of the members of Pierce's admins
ton has recently declared that our .
eminent ought to be a limited monars
Now, startling as such an avowa
be to US Republicans, Wings, and Z
fersonian Democrats, it IS neverhaz
no more nor worse than might be eIr
that like that now in office, fayus a.
upholds the border rufiian devils 9. .az
holding Missouri in invading Kanzs,
terfering in, and overawing elea
with revolvers and bowie knives. S
government officials may well be eZ
ted to be disposed to seize on the
eminent. and like Louis Napoleon,
vert it into, not only limited, butG
solute monarchy. 1t becomes US toE
a sharp eye on them and let them (
there are two sides to that barsa1
autograph and Remarker.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-25

TORNADO AT PHILADELPHIA.-A
tornado at Philadelphia, Saturday night,
unroofed one hundred and fifty houses in
different directions of the city, but there
was no loss of life, 50 far as heard from.
Two large brick churches and three fac
tories in Kensington were unroofed. The
large boiler house of the Franklin iron
works, one hundred and fifty feet long
was totally demolished. The trenton rail
road depot at Kensington was partially
unroofed. The Western telegraph linei
are all down and it will require two O.
three days to get them again in working
order.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-25
The War in Central Ama... i

The news of the defeat Of w.r
troops under Schlessinger, was h..
TO Panama in the Dutch steama, =
from San Jose. Col. s, with 4Oo
was well fortified at the hacieD5. !
Rosa, where he was attacked Ma
by a party Of 800 Costa Rieans !,
Gen. Moran, and entirely defea,os
prisoners were courtmartialed a.,
by the Costa Ricans, chiefly Tr;l
Germans. Accounts say that Wan
party was surprised, the Costa b;
after firing one volley, leaping III
and, with knife and bayOnet. cn,<.
down all they encountered, and d,,..
ing or taking prisoners the ren.:,
The Costa Ricans had l6 killed az
wounded. An express, arrived ., y
Arenas, states that 80 of Walkay,
were found dead, and it was sum-.
others persisted in the woods. NJ,
fetal details from Gen. Mora pubr,s.
in the San Jose papers.
| Previous accounts stated that =.
RIGA was in great excitement and
war popular with all classes. Mapvs
eign residents had rendered their ss,r.
TO the government.
A levy of 5000 men had been or3,,.
and a loan of 100000.
Punta Arenas full of troops, mn.
Baron Brulow. The principal an,
5000 strong, under General Nor. "a
marching upon Nicaragua, and vn
cross the frontier in eight days.
Gen. Mora, in his dispatch to the NJ
lister of War, states that the attack lay
but fourteen minutes, when the ilE5
tiers broke and fed, terrified, to the va.
closely followed by the Costa Riaa
The field was srrewed with dead. Ann
the Costa Ricans six officers were XIII.
Private letters state that at last 4
: counts Cen. Mora had embarked /
Punta Arenas. Before his depart
the foreign residents at Liberia, hist
headquarters, gave him a public sas
; tainment. His troops were in excel
spirits, and well armed.
The cholera and fever we're mak
great ravage in Nicaragua among
natives and Walkers army, SOM
Walkers people had taken the Eng
mail from Greytown for Costa Rica
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-25
From Oregon.

by late arrival we have files Of the
Democratic Standard up TO February
z'th, from which We learn that the In
'-'-''7 a a-Il4 committing their dePreda-
tons upon the inhabitants-stealiBg cat
* O-i mug houses and numbering the
inmates Up to tie time Of the steam.
egs departure, there had been one HIM
1'1- @la '"en'E-eishi murders, eighty
buildings barred and thousands Of s;ock
killed cr driven o4T hr the Indians
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-25
For the Standard
WARREN, r. l., April II, 1856.

Spring has now indeed come to thist
place. The air which comes so softly |
over the sea, and around the islands in |
Narragansett Bay, seems to be laden
with q freshness which brings new life
and vieor TO man and beast. And an
other assurance that the season is really
here. is the morning songs of the robins
and black birds, as they balance them
selves on the highest branches of the old
oaks and willows by the roadside. The
green grass begins to appear, the buds
an the trees TO swell, and the farmers
have begun TO put the seed intot the ground,
brt the season is considered TO be much
more cold and backward than it usually
is vet some have planted onions, pota-
toes and corn. | think the soil here is
not very fertile. nor easily titled, but IS
MANFRED very highly. One fa7orite fer
tiliseris sea weed. which is sort OF long
Grass. which has been washed into shall
low water near the shore. The men en-
Gagged in getting this, go out on scow
or fat raft about fifteen feet long and
eiubt broad, and then with long handled
rakes rake this weed from the bottom
until they have a load, which they bring
to the shore and pile up. When the tide
K favorable a man can get two such loads
in a day. and would receive one dollar
and twenty-five cents per load One per-
son with whom I conversed, appeared to
nitv the farmers of Vermont because they
could not get this sea weed to enrich their
lands. but perhaps salt would answer a
good purpose as substitute.
j Onions are the vegetables raised here
! for speculation; they yield from four 10
six hundred bushels per acre, and sold at
from fifty cents to one dollar per bushel
But farming is considered here TO be the
most Improbable business which can be
: followed. They cannot enter into CON-
netition with those who till the fertile
plains in the west, neither can they riva
the Vermonters in producing wool, butter
cheese. and stock Of all kinds, and many
; ora f,llv sensible of the disadvantage
|, under which they labor. Yet there is
, perhaps. no place where more objects o
! interest are crowded into so small space
A short distance south is Newport, on
: of the most popular places of summe
resort fer persons of leasure and mean:
Here. too, is Mount Hope, noted as tn
= strong hold of King Philip, an India
n chief who so firmly resisted the GROWN
4 power Of the first white settlers. An
. here arr the beauties of the country wit
its old fashioned farm houses, extensiv
!. orchards and healthy air; the town wit
: its noise. confusion, disagreeable smell
!. and foreign population. The ocean teen
/ them up for the benefit Of man; bearir
,s upon its surface steamboats,, sloops, Wit
p lers, and ships of all kinds, and its shore
e stuffed with oysters, CLAIMS, coogs and oil
te er shell fish. Oysters are taken from tt
= water around here, and are not brougl
II from the Southern States as some SUI
pose.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-25

e 4 referee court in Addison Coun-
Y has awarded $500 damages to Rebec-
ca Cook Of Waltham, against George S.
Chase, because the latter made free with
her character by calling her thief
Before the same referees, another trial
was had between the same parties; the
action being an action Of Troyer for the
recovery Of her trunks and wearing ap-
parrel which the Defendant had detaiD-
ed and refused to deliver 10 the Plaintiff
though she had several times demanded
them This case also resulted in favor
OF the Plaintiff; she recovered her goods
and her eosts.-H. Republican.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-25

SAD ACCIDENTAL distressing acct
dent occurred to Dwight Miner, a son Of
Cyrus Miner of Leyden. on Saturday
IasJ- i H6 IaLler anu son were CuIIInn
wood together, when the young man in
lifting log, slipped, and in falling, re-
ceived a descending blow from his faith
ers axe, that completely severed the an
Gle joint. The nature of the injury re-
quired amputation Of the leg.-H. Re
publican.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-25

PRoLIFIc.-A lady in the county Of
GOoehland, Va, recently gave birth to
three living daughters, all of whom, as
well as the mother, were doing well at
last accounts. 1t is said that during Mum
roe,s administration, a lady of Louisiana
gave birth to four sons, whom she named
Washington, jefferson, Mad son, Monroe,
all ofwhom lived to manhood. The same
lady before her death, was the mother Of
thirty-six children.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-25

CHICAGO, April Is. Advices from
Kansas to the 18th inst, furnish little
news Of interest. The committee aD-
pointed by the Free State Legislature to
prepare code Of laws, are in session at
Topeka Their report viii be presented
to the Legislature in July.
The New Haven Colony had arrived
safely.
"o'' ROBINSON vas at ST. Louis on
Tuesday.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-25

MURDER.-Thomas j. Capeheart, an
overseer on plantation near Mt. Meigs,
Montgomery County, Ala, died on the
29th ult., of sixteen knife wounds, infic-
ted by negro whom he was about to
ehastise. Two negro women were dread
fully cut for their efforts to prevent the
murder,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-25
Anrn1nAa BAprrsr MISSIONARY

AMEKIUAN bAA AHo1
understand the receipts OF
the Americans Baptist Missionary Union'
in donations and legacies, for the month
&c March. were s37, 5O3,51, and that the
total receipts from the same sources Tor
the year ending with that month"; were
.s11s134,Sl, being an increase OF about
$4,000 over the receipts of the previous
wear, and more than ever before received
in one year.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-25

FIRE.-The house, together with its
contents, ownedby Mr.. William Hurdley,
situated on the land of Samuel H. Black
mer, in Bennington, was destroyed by
fire on the morning of the I'd inst u.
Republican.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-25

81 J.H. Barrett, Esq, announces his
retirement from the Middlebury Regis
ter after connection with that paper of
eight years. Hereafter the Register will
be published by Justus Cobb, former
partner OF Mr.. Barrett.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-25

RHODE IsLAsD.-The election to fill
ten vacancies to the General Assemble
was held in Providence last SATURDAY.,
Ihe Fusion ticket was eIected-seven
americans and three Republicans. Ma
Jority ranged from 234 to 757.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-25

e On Saturday week, the room of
Mr.. Evan George, stopping at the Carol
House, Providence, La, was entered, and
a trunk containing $4,000 in cash and
$4,000 in drafts and valuable papers was
stolen.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-25

50 A State Republican Convention
has been called in Massachusetts, for the
4th of June next, at which delegates are
to be appointed to the National Republi-
can Convention to be held at Philadel-
phia on the 18th.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-25

@ The Sheriff of Franklin county,
Ala. lately hung man after receiving
a respite from the Governor of the State
He pronounced the document forgery
and disregarded it, but it was genuine
and the sheriff is TO be tried for murder
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-25

u The "Western Fever" says the
~ h. papers, was never so strong in that
state as now.
The same fever RACES in this part of
the country and is carrying off large
numbers
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-25

g An ancient document lately pub
hshed states that in 1926 the Island of
Manhattan (N. 7. city estimated then to
contain $4,000 acres, was purchased of
the Indians for S24.
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ses " els removed.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES slaves
were emancipated at the Courthouse in
Cincinnati on the 4th inst. They we're
from Logan and Simpson counties. in
Kentucky, and the property of James and
Grace Mellvaine.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-25

"a The small pox is prevailing quite
extensively at the South. Some of the
towns IN Tennessee are guarded by armed
men TO prevent communication with the
infected district.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-25

We SAT- GooD,-The Chronicle re-
marks:
II there Is a Republican IN or out Of
Congress who, for the sake Of nolit;caI
capital or any other motive, refuses 70 DO
his best for The admission or Kansos &C.
a. the earliest moment, let hin be askun
awe the r1iserztIe lvpo~T5te
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-25

81 Hon. Henry Wiltsil, member OF
the New York Assembly for the city OF
New York, has been arrested and held
to bail on charge of illegal voting at an
election in Albany, on Tuesday. He
does not deny the voting, and says he can
not imagine how he came do do it
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ca The great majority Of the Pre-
Spain now advocate, though with s'S
strictions, the cause of religions DE-
the first Protestant paper in oP1
about to be established in Madrid
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ca The more earnest Atheists Q (
don have established Sabbath seho~
children, in which they proPaga@
doctrine.
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Is 1t is said that Prof. Liebig has been
offered five thousand dollars if he will
come to this country and deliver a course
of lectures.