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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-11-14

cEDAh COUNTY.
To Nelson Williams:
Sir: V. are hereby notified that :Aer. ], ~
on Me N the clerks office OF the Gistr-t co..ss
IN and Tor said Cedar county and State Ct I-ps
petition OF Richard Reed, claiming If 4ou g.,
sum Of two hundred aad one 1oiia.s I'D uiuEtg
one cents, with Interest from July 2oth. I,t7 ..
money due upon certain joint and several Jrar-
Issofy note IN writing made and exc. ute ~ yo4r
sell aud one \. +. Josselyn at GAINESVILLE IN -
State Of Ohio, IN which yoa are tr UUFa. an
said Josselsn security. On or about The ag.erbfA
day Of January ls56, fpr the sum 0. t,o aIujrtf
and i've aud -etenty-two one hEcdre 9TH da.srs
due three months after date, upon which "a
note vas paid and endorsed the sum OF f:I-rt1
dollars pee. 18th, is5t. leaving sttU due G ,bs
2oth Gay o. July, lSi7, including interest UP r.
the time last aforesaid; and that on tie sd t.t
OF July, 1887, writ ofatta hIacn was issued .ur
OF the Office Of said clerh b. which tn sh,rG
levied upon the fractional oue-Aa.i o. the uo.E.-
west quarter Of section siA, - township 4 xht~.
one, (slb range one III west eortaisln1 t.A3ty.
one and fifty nine ond hundredfh acres. tekel az
the property al said Nelson Williams. and s,.u1
ted III said Cedar county ara >t.te Of l3aat All
that notice issued to on returned end ar-e ~
tue sheriff defendant not found " v:4
therefore take notice that unless yoI a}F-ar :
the next term ofthe dist,i court O. (.,.a- cgu1.
~ and state Of Iowa, oh the ~ A0ntar IL ,an IL
ry, A. ID. lo5s, judgment will be rendered aEa.ass
you Tor the iull amount Of p!sintlh : claim rfh
interest anu costs, ana your property .tta.let
sold to satisfy the same.
spuer aa-ley, s. W. YOUNG.
ATTY S for plaintiff Clerk Dis, cglr.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-11-14

sA- Why Labor So Hard when Wash.
ih5-i nave chemical process for cleaning clothes. hy
tug use oi which the clothes lie washed very cla1
without boiling aud with very little ru rang ~ In Ia
shoa' hiu ird labor s4vel: tas rs - q.
aeHsts hs9 thettms, and tae clothes .re ypgy :,
aha ts' much longer, Tor they not worn OUT ~
,a''As a. y the Old way OF washing by machines d
Inc ateies used Cost but little and are easy e. OBTAIN
receipt to order possase paid on recent OF 50
gents thfee cent postage stamps good As nouer Al.
. = SfeA-ef, baltimore City, Md. ~ 3a
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AA> 4. +. seuatO. Ss....

In another column We publish commu-
nication on this subject We agree with
w. in all he says in favor Of Mr. Thoring-
ton, and if past labors for the cause are
to decide the question, we think he is en-.
titled to the Senatorship. We hope Mr..
Thoringt ~ will be the choice of the Leg
islature, but if they think that the cause
of Rcpubiicani.m viii be benefited more
by the selection Of soa.a other man, we
shall BE- content W. do not think it
good prlicy t. 'run dowa" any man vino
may b named for tia, Office. We are
sorry that the subject was preached at
this early d,y IL it can do no good and
may do much harm. II the discussion
continucs-we hop. it will not-we shall
have NOR. to say upon the subject.
eY~ The N"rth U'ea asks this ques-
ton, when did Mr.. Samuels rocr try
to make an anti-slavcry speech?" We
hope that some of our Democratic editors
who said he was not pro-slavery man,
but opposed to slavery, will give the in.
formation asked for by Mr. Samuel's or.
gan. If he is not anti-slavcry he mus,
be pro-slavery, and that is just the posi-
ton that we claim Mr.. S. and the Demo
cratic patty occupy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-11-14

The Masonic Order In the l.. S. mum
bers 800, 900 members.
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Upton AOocrtlstr.
S.S.DANIELs, EDITOR
\ sstnlDC at, HES

SAT i!IAI, N.I..lI. lsi..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10
NEH.JERGEY ITEMS.
MURDER IN HOBOKEN.

On Wednesday night at about IL o'clock young
man named Oscar de Granville, 81 years Of age, was
shot in the head by Frederick Cueva Of Port-au'
Prince, Cuba, and about II years Of age An AMI
mostly had existed between them for some time.
Cueva formerly attended school kept by brother OF
dc Granville OF No. Hudson Terrace, and now
attends Bloomfield Academy kept by Mr.. Feidner In
Bloomfield street.
Oscar de Granville apcnt the evening at the rest
dence Of Edmund Charles. at No. Is Washington ter
race, and ss he ives leaving, ct III O'Clock, Cueva'
who had bsea iYias u wait far him, assaulted h'n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10
To tie Editor Of The N. Y. Tribune.

SIR: In the report of my arrest few days since,
your informant stated that was connected with everything
that was vile and disreputabe applications such highway
obbe &C. applied in the account given all OF which,
would simply say tissue Of unmsated falsehood' That
collision took place between myself and the plaintiff true
the result Of which willing to abide before proper t.
buna The charge of highway robbery in stealing from this
Tobia breastpn totally false. and which selfevident
having refused make the charge arrest
the Judge do not wish to be made the victim
of any officer who may his earnest desire to do
duty nct upon act Of injustice BY publishing the
above, you will greatly oblige, yours respectfully
JAMES HOPKINS.
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Advertisement

To DOCTORs.-TO know the temperaments and
mental rgsnzaon Of the sick is Of great importance the
knowledge of their physical condition For often the
disease the mind when the body is troubled much
good could be accomplished especially with irritable people, by
knowledge and application Of the principles Of Phren
ology. further examination of the subject call upon PROF
FOWLER No. sos Broadway.
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BROOK YN ITEMS.

PUBLIC SCHOOL FEsTIvAL.-A July May Queen
celebration by the young Ladies of Public School No.
49, in the Eastern District, took place yesterday af
ternoon in the field on Bushwick avenue, at the head
of Grand street. The attendance was quite large,
and the exercises passed of in very creditabe and
pleasing manner. Miss NJ Nelson was selected as
Queen for the occasion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

CATARRH.-Theraia

CATARRH-There is Physician in this city DR..
T. GooDALE who posrsy CAIARRH in s worst fora
and the world the He may be consulted at Ids Office
No Sa5 Broadway free of charge The remedy In liquid
FORM Price, 81 and 81 per bottle.
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fAdyertisement.1

PORTRAIT OF Gov. MARCY.-An Imperial Pho
rocRArH of late VIM Marcy taken few days previous
70 his deceas exhibited BRADYs Gallery No. $50 Broad
way 1t pronounced by Mr. Marcy and h regarded by his
friends the best Is the last record of hit features ever
taken Copies may be obtained by application at the Gallery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

Dr.. S. s. FTTCHs Six Lectures on Consumption
and the Laws Of Life $50 pages 80 eneravng bound ex
Heart and other Chronic Disorders sent by mail postage free
receipt Of ~ cents Address S. S. FITCH Co., No. IN
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

AccIDEST.-Yesterday morning wagon loaded
with bale hay came in collision with a Greenpoint
in Greenpoint with such violence that it was
upset. The driver George Clifford, was thrown
to the gr.und and badly injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10
[Adyartisement.'

IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH OF THE Hon. VIM. L.
MARcY on exhibition at BRADYs lower Gallery, No. EOS
Broadway, corner of Fulton-st.
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TAdvertisement.I

PORTABLE DRESSING Observation-Disclosures BY
the subsbe becoming daily in general for they
entirely supersede the and old fashioned For sale
at J. S. SAuNpERss store only No. Aston House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoSEY.-A man named
Robert Jones arrested yesterday by Officer Jones
of Greenpont, on charge Of passing counterfeit
money upon VIM. II. Perry and James Lucas Of thai
place. Accused was committed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

90 'n,,r and where the wind vii blow for 10 shat
@ ,nc, The wind 10 Ike to stand, on that sue to'F
o'n,, On, mouth Of their holes and make an sptr-
% s, III r The other side sgainst it, Aud then our
c;.S R;r.low being q remarkably graceful and hand
ill.,, nan the rest OF the description bits him exactly:
The light aud graceful motions OF the squirrel MS
:. h.suty and extreme neatness have made him gen.
"e,al favoriie." So, long live Bigeow at the weu'
named "Squirrels!' lWine-fress.
ROBBERY AND RECOVERY OF THE STOLEN MosfT.
While the steamer Armenia was on her way down
from Albany on Tuesday last, between Hudson add
Catskl, the private stateroom Of Capt. Smith during
the absence of that gcntlenen was entered ny means
Of false keys and robbed Of $3.50. Suspicion at once
rested porter employ ed on board, and immedi-
diately steps were taken to ferret out the thief.
After locking up the suspected party and making
search through the boat the stolen money was found
secreted away In place to which no one else but the
porter in question had access but not being able to
prove that the party suspected was the real thief In
The matter, he was discharged from further employ
mept by the captain, who cautioned him to keep re-
spectful distance from the steamer for the future
ANOTHER BAD BoY ARRrsTED.-While Officers
Robinson and Dickinson Of the Seventeenth Ward
were last evening on duty in Tompkins square
quarrel ensued between two parties OF young rowdies,
which one time threatened to be somewhat serious,
for on aresting Patrick Smith, one Of the offenders,
an attempt was made to effect his rescue from the
custody OF the officers. Capt HART however, guarded
against such an occurrence by sending strong rcon-
forcement OF pOncemeh, VINO suCceeueu Al UiinS""S
their prisoner through the crowd and locking him up
answer.
ATTEMPT AT SrIcIDE.-Last night, about o'clock,
Mary Collins, woman of incorporate habits, made
an attempt to commit suicide by Jumping from the
third rtory of the house No. l42 Worth street. She
did not accomplish her purpose but sustained severe
wounds in the breast and legs. She was conveyed to
the City Hospital in carriage by squad OF Metro
pohian Police.
ARREST OF DIsoRDERLY BoYs.--OfIicers Shaw and
Grovensten of the Eighteenth Ward last evening ar
rested three boys, who gave their names as William
Ellis, Grabriel Tuft and John Marks, charged with
pelting another party of lads with stones and other
missiles. The accused were locked up for e1anin-
alton.
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fAdyertisemeut.1

FINE CUTLERY-A large assortment, embracing
every style of PEN PocKEr and SPORTING KNIFE. Also
of the finest quality. For sale at j. s. SAuSDgRs
only, No. 7 Aston House.
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nv INTKLLIGKNCE
THE STREET COMMISSIONERSHIP,
JUDGE pEABoDYs ORDER NOT YEr SETTLED

A Warrant to Arrest Mr.. Deylin Applied For
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Advertisement,

IAdVerustntntT
To perfume the Breath, eradicate Tan, Pimples
and F,eckes the BALM THOUSAND FLOWERS" Noae
genuine unless signed "FETRIDGE Co.," NewYork. Fo
sale at No. 2el Broadway, and by all Druggists.
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TAdyertisement.I

WATSON's Ten DOLLAR SEWING MACHINE
WArsoN's Ten DOLLAR SEWING MACHINE
WATsoN's Ten DOLLAR SEWING MACHINE
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WATsoS's Ten DOLLAR SEWING MACHINE
WATsoSs Ten DOLLAR SEWING MACHINE
WATsoN's TEN DOLLAR SEWING MACHINE
At No. 4i9 Broadway. WATSON, WOOSTER Co.
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BURGLApY.-The house of Mr.. Blanck, corner Of
MOMrose avenue and Leonard street. was entered
yesterday morning between 2 and o'clock by three
burglars. They were discovered by Officer Colger
and made their escape over the back fence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

RoBBiYG HIS EMPLoYER.-Peter Stevenson, a gar
dener in the employ of Robert Reid florist, corner Of
Broadway and Thrtieth street, was arrested yeser'
day, charged with embezzlement 1t appears that
Mr. Reid gave Stevenson two bills to collect against
Mr. Field and Mr.. Sherman-the amount OF the former
being $35 and the latter $2-which he collected and
appropriated the money to his own use. Justice fian
dreau committed the accused to prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

Capt Kelly Of Newark made complaint yesterday
against John z. Adam and j. McOutcheon FOR assault
III, loe! his vsteS In the row.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

DRowrEo.-A lad named Anthony Hotsiing
sca-s OF ego q hest Ho4s.iAs drowned
& Hssote Hn tc%f ~ cseswsa % Wcdneslsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

Gen. Cas- yesterday fequt ting Ger Government -
io'erf're. and demonc reparason Of the Bn2sh Gov
tfumen. !or the sezure Of the PanohitA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

beaten badly while In Railroad avenue on "Wednesday
night. His deposition was taken yesterday. He is 80
badly hurt that he Is confined to his bed and may not
recover. Lawrence Sheridan aud james BY were
arrested on the charge Of being engaged in the assault
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

FIRE IN SHOW WIsDow.-The goods in Mr..
Meads dry goods store No. 3S Grand street. took tire
from the gas-light about o'clock Wednesday evening
The citizens in the vicinity extnguished it. Loss
shouf 41Ol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

HEAvr Loss.-Mr. Joseph p. Mahony Of Winches
ter, Va, says that his pocket was picked Of 81 235
cash, and two notes Of SSH EACH while crossing tn
jersey City Ferry on Tuesday night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

THE BRITISH OFFICERS sUED-REPARATIoS De-
MANDED FROM THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEciAL TERm-July o.
Before Judge fAGRAHAm.
John P, Weeks sgt Fuirfax Mor.by, - 0ddedons and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

ot,ns a. Of the previous aas'rs OF the Sna'
opening VI 49,. s,.d nv throwing missiles from house
tops and windows ..,.,,.,, Of Jn.,eclor Sou;res
Inc .r, precinct, 10 bis report to the Deputy
Superintendent; ..,oot on Wednesday night az alarm
Aoeu ~..srd in Twelfth street, in the Seventeentn
yap wss The officers of the Eleventh Precinct, wno
;m%edisiey ran to the spot whence 'ae and Twelfth
Co. thew encountered meb Of men, VINO "s;ted
sam with stones and clubs. The otnce hsa al Rev
az attach and succeeded 10 arrestng moub 18th ~
and James II. Hopkins two OF ta ,hs time but the
,,sck beng continued by the rioters, ao onal,cd 10
asng large the officers In defenss' fu, sbos had
Ere their rev divers into the crow. 10 aiobt. but
Che effect to put par al and attempted to rescue
Few Oh the moio 1s thew approached, however, tnc
S ,e;n Cred on the rioters, wGIch ~ ,har
sssuw and the officers were Snut further difi.
sss sn,. 20 the station'house without iu''o "'
Guilty; any Of the rioters we're woundea W .ne
,,.,s fred Capt Sqlires Is moi a'uu anWrded The
though which called the officers to the spot Capt
alarm h; ;nforued. was made by the rowdies them
snr tbe purpose of drawing the officers to the
s,ot and then making an attack. Inc ohcers we,o
spv ,;.sd nv the assault and would have Deen over
saIPar"S hut for several Of them having their re-
Ulcers with them. Hereafter 1t Is the purpose Oh
S,snt Soures to have the men thus armed 10 oe pre-
s,sT.d for apy emergency. The rioters were portion
II gang Of rowdies known as the Forty lhieVes VI
avenue A."
The following order was issued by the General Sa'
pexintendent yesterday morning: p,or
oy,cr GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE
No 90 White street, NEw:fosk, July ~ ioJ..
The Special Police force will roper, .a ahs les on
FSsy July eih inst o'sloek M snS aa a1y' $50
49, N = .ssssTER Deputy Superintendent
~ rs~.rr-The following sale Of real estate
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.ior Of this as Of the previous a,r' OF the , nna'
opnns by throwing missiles from house
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-31
CLARK:S FEMALE PILLS.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY Prepared from
prescription OF Sir Clark D. Ply s.cia Extraordinary to
the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfli, il, the cure Of all
those painful Disorders ~ m the female,
constitution is ,t jet 1t otG all excess ard removes
all obstruCtol,, ard speedy cure HAY lie relc, on,
TO MAEilED LA.,IES
it peculiarly suited I: Will in Short TIM bring Oh tie;
Monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price o!c dollar ucr>he Government stamp
OF Great Britain. L. prevent c"untrIic!t>.
CAUIIoN-Ihesc Pills should hot b. taken by females that
are pregnant, durn. the rst three ioltil, is they are sure
10 bring Oh Ai>oARlIA1t: ut al c'! otler ad
cry other cast, they are perfectly >aie.
Sole AGENT, lpr the t!t't States and amaze
l. BALDWIN / co. Rochester Y Y
Tu,ticl Noses. Auburn. y n","r,l Acnrs
Il ST." aid .>ta- stan - e,,s. L. any sit,,I!l-
cl Agent. will bottle ii tie l,- i.y :. urn mail
For sale by FRED. I SMITH. Ho,tp,iicr wholesale \
cih 't Ncinr",t. SyI ~ !,!,"ALcN iiOiT j. {.
Hi-hLm. - .oi4l>i t., Ii cc.,, Dan, lie + II
hrNr,. New infN. la;l 5,
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ENGLISH VIEW OF TIE CHINESE Thor
BLLs - The Lo'.don Herald Of .)annary IN
contains an article on he recent houf.,r,i.
t"nt OF Canton t, the Euc.-h. iicm which
We u.hc HE !ul.0wlnrtAir,ct:
"if anything could ag.rtvntc tie ruii; and
shame OF ne recent p'ucrr,iin.> a, Canton.
II "Ou Il ht the rra,on> assigned l., thu. Mn
i>le'lhi journals III lE,lr u>,ii anon. and the.
'n'pi'i"nI and 'ul-onr Il ,tlrrv WIN, |. Gc>crlr>
tht conduct ct our official there as dl>rln-
pushed ~ MODERATION and humanity. |. II
te moderation amt humanity 10 lombard a
thirkIy pro,,'rI cltv like Canton for tw, or
'h'te Nh!>, Gushing a''d poun'hnI IN one In
discriminate massacre men. Women. aud chil-
'ircn Tor an Imputed offence The. commission
OF which Is >n> AIMED onl, bv presumably.
evidence OF the rauut>t character. and which
/! II were eve: 50 >ttl>tt:;0rI " proved most
men would regard As a Very rrlt!,n. and yrl,r.l
oArnct-li this be- moderation and mercy. will
lr>e :ii"rcllul >crIt"> tell Us wh.. 1t Is thar,
i'dhSIAd would be justified in charact.,i,inr
as f">"hts>. a. cruelty, as reckless and ruth
less ierocIly -
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AN Active GuvrE>ok William 4
->t"til "d> to tr lnhuyura1,d Governor O;
New Jersey on Tuesday last. On Monday
lie l"u"" the SHOW had interrupted all com
h"hlctilun trt~ttn his residrLce and rt.
capital. On Monday afternoon, the roads
"t''" IN su'h a condition Il, 10 forbid the use
Oh either >ltI@h> or horses, he walked the
wh"lt distance twelve nlle>), arriving At
Trenton just III time TO receive the robes
OF Office
SAIL SLEIGH-not sleigh for sale
mate lis appearance on the river ice ve>;er-
udt. ne motive power was The wind. which
gathered IN hi- sail, and sent ir >lri,h
Il! l"1 like a blid across the Ice. The sailor
navigating |; lat kcd about. as though the craft
were ia wafer Instead o! ou II. Ii wa, a unu
ii " Institution durlny the ay-Durenp9u
IO,ru GU,efie.
Over huntred loaves of iI,m bread
were seized at Montreal las, week, and dis
trlbuted to the poor.
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I EEMONT STOCK JOURNAL


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way ''"'"'''! morning.
'P''' '"e' '"o"'''e'> ''''ca'ch fr@ree OF
even TO &c below o Til. u. .l;..v. 90
be the coolest weather on record r., V,ruo,t
Jan. 4,h, 1880. (which Thoun.,r .,,,.s 90
have been the codes. d,v r4rorJ..d ,b.
mercury stood some six mr. s,.v., d.,r....s
higher than on SATURDAY. last Th.r. w.-.
no trains over ,h,. railroads o, E.;d,
thing which has not hanpen.d hG,r, w.. h..
lIeve. since the ears have run ,C ,i,;S rl,c.-
but the trouble wa, not ON the. P,..nr,r>;.
road. which ran train "a Whit. E,,., ,n,
roads. and consequently remained ,b.r,. III,
they coul,! do >o.-rhe trans ON the ,ca,l.
below c.ttinc in sometime. op S.,nrd,v TIN.
railroads were inst victim, their ,r,;,. :. y,
,ime." when A Storm set !, .-n,u ,h,. : ,,,tb a.,
TUESDAY. driftin, IN. .now N ,.,.;, ,,o, TIA.
track. and TINS br.aI,nr II, all .r,.....,,,
movements \, the ,im. of wr;,;n,, :, ....,,..
tn he uns.t.l.1 wh..h.r w.. L.., ,,,. I,...
nv thaw now or have. il ro,tron..d an. war
LIE olAIE lloC>E-Snre tn" d'$'ruc-
NO" OF our o'a'e House T.. iIrr the oid nv
DIR! OIL burlington for the honorS OF the
NaP''o' Is htlh" revived: hut We learn that
'nere Is no truth III the runot which has
neeh qn'tf current. that III" people OF Bur
''h9'o' nave caused an ''!lnnclon to he served
against repairing the binding at Montpelier.
Nor'hiitIh tries to come III for :" shake,
and attempts to run OFT with the disputed
honorS by contribution OF S'2.o0o towards
the erection OF new State House in their
midst. KItiand also seems to be ex-
creased Tor tear tn" people OF Montpelier will
repair the damaged hulidlng. and calls loud
ly. through Tie N)ujd. for an extra session
OF the Legislature. The NeraM saws. and
with truth. that since the Capitol was ora,-
ed at Montpelier, railroads have been built
and the channels Of travel changed some
sections OF the State have been butt no and
populated while others have been on the ret
w.
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