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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-26
House and Lot for Sale.

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ID q ksdfo ceaaty, Al tAs March lsru ls3S Ia llss
81 = Z. cAhoan Aad othsrs pafte s SD - tbs
ciy q IA hfics GA FRIDAY fhr La DAG a Nay uexi
one House and lt IN tie ety 81 SAsAFS, kBosn Les
o. Ia te at q ets iaae oal if l. a. Laser, snd Fsrs
tsssd "a the Aeg tori ecs 81 DaFdsea ceangy,
&o a. page 81 kad - sAi3 os sitaAtea "a tAs eor-
rcr 81 H4sAingtan ssrcst.
TEANa sad Lot sil Be ieid a. fooTs The purchaser
Hti b fe9afcd 10 Pay oaefAira cash ihs e4iaace
sqaal rents q Aad ssets months parc1assr Er
Tag trad ana I've appForsd sacaafica.
sac q b nade A ne of TIC Asrkat-honss
ninkfchit-sd 10 ii. GHuMFaON, Casnalisa.aaer.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Tom MoOre's Life Complete
w. I. Berry & Company
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
MEMOIRS, JOURNAL AND CORRESPONDENCE
OF
L Ill o NJ A $ nj DOR e.
EDITTD BY LORD JOHN RUSSELL.
vols. royal 5 vo, cloth
Orininns 80 20.

Opinions ef the Press.
Who has not heard e Tom Moore, the Irish Poet? To
all who have everread rs popular Meedss this new work
will prove exceedingly interesting especially the autobiOg
raphy Of the Poet his earliest reeoeetions to man
hood. We heartily recommend it."-N y. Courier.
Thomas Moore the last Of the great tAst -four
i'hed in the beginning Of the century. biography,
aoy written must be esgerly sOtght er. Tbs publ
are eay Indebted the Nessrs Appleton for the cheap
ana elegant manner in which theyhave ssusdit"-N !.
Com. Ado.
ms work has been much locked for with interest
the admirers Of the Of modern tines The
new Work has not disappointed ThesparkDg ViEaey
Of MooFes letters will recommend hem as models OF style
to thos who am at emiueuc in epistoary correspond
ence."-A5GHg Register.
Every one who has the least taste literature
viii at once procure copy Of toe Work."CzarIeston
C5urisr.
to US that Lord John Russell has prepared
very creditahe indeed lie evidently entered upon
tcOnamOre, and has think pursued TIE end with
adely, enthusiasm and ."-BritisA ColOnist
The work has two great atraeflOnsons on TIE subject
the other the editor But cannot into II without
seeming that it answered the highest expectations tha;
could be egmstey formed Off, The work viii, OicOurse
be gem IN the literature Of the day"-AIbany Argus
"Tha; is edited ability the of EnsiAnds
great statesman is guaraty. w Y. ChErcAaGa.
"Moore's Life, by Russell presents striking picture Of
English e such within the observation and
perience Of the Poet"S0utlern C5risiiGa AdsOcGts.
eve the minute facetR ct eetsra, of one Of the
most versatile vouptuous and melodeous bards who
sang His intimaees with all the geuiuses Of the day
whether they poets artists statesmen, and the
navee with which he honestly rates away, about
thingin hi own literary life his social either. in which
litter but he amused his bon vivant propensies
have in his style Of narrating them much of charm
orus than generally end in the private life Of Of
genius, where curan deeorousy drawn aside
as We find it here."-S Saturday Budget
w. II. Il. & Co. have also on sale
THE ENGLISH EDITION OF MOOREs LIFE AND
CORRESPONDENCE, in vols. 1s no.. cloth
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-26
A RARE CHANCE FOR A CHEAP HOME.

ii AVlNG sold the Farm which reside, offer
for sale on the most reasonable terms small tract
Of so Joining 1t Is handsomely heated in Of
the best ami heahest negborhoods in Middle Tennessee
six les from Nashville, in sight Of the Pike,
and half mile from the N Q. X. r. and within a miles
dance OF three excellent colleges Thirty Of the
land cleared and under cultivation, the remainder we'll
unbered and made very sioe by around aud
through it. There good Springs the place. and
several beautiful building sites Any search Of such
place, would do well to Call and t. determined
to sell Apply to JAMES p. JOHNSON,
Near Frank ~, Tenn,
Or Ito TH0S. JOHNSON,
Three and enc half miles south Of Nashville, the n
q. murch2 -W2m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-26

FIFTY Years HENoE."- Right Rev. Bishop
Clarke Says the Baltimore American is stat,
ed to have delivered, recently, lecture on the
above subject, in which occurs the following
passage; whether intended for prophecy or
satire, we are not exactly able to determine:
" Fifty years hence, the newly-married pair
will step into an emporium for the sale of
houses, lock over the book of patterns, select
one to suit their taste aud means, order il, and
it will be sent home in the morning, put togeth-
err and occupied at night.
'In travelling, as great changes will take
place, instead Of the dusty road and crowded
car, there will be a splendid locomotive hotel,
flying over a road 0arpeted with turf and bor
dered with shade trees, aud herslding its ap-
proach with sweet music, instead of the demo-
MAC shrek Of the steam whistle, and labelled,
through from Boston TO San Francisco in -four
days.
"Instead of the unsightly telegraph poles,
there will be. fifty years hence, net work ut
derground aud under the bosom Of the deep
aud il will click off thoughts instead of words.
Then, the electric battery viii light all the
street lamps at once, enable all the clocks in
the city TO keep exact time, and kindle the
beacons on the dangerous rocks, where, now,
men hazard their lives, and wear out their
lonely days.
"Theu the author viii not write By our
slow process, losing his rarest fancies, bat he
will cit down To the newest Invented chiro-
graphical instruments, and putting his fingers
on the keys, write as fast as he can think"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-26

~ Pref Ja'ob ". Bailey, he sminsnt aslIn-
Gator u pbsmisify sod natunni scieucs AZ The Mn
tary Asatemy u West Polnl, d dad.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-26

A Two sroRT FRAME DWELLING. siiuafsd iE ~
~ Acaafocks Ad4ttien. centalnins ave rpous ID
end kiieaep-has Lately bsen assd ieF Boarding ~
hoase Tor thc haAds enpoysd 80 ths AAiread hft1Ne
his fafltaEe 10 the kaase b hoasht oa ard -
a 9sed ioF he sans Porpose, and ia ooersa ca
= sscaFee. He bxEns aaE. aaa SCI - IA
iaAe4. Apply - ~ r McFAALAAn.
marrh3-u - Col3sEe 4iKssi.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-26

CARPENTER And BCILDER. respectfully announces e
ne etinsns % Nashville hat he = nov located tho
arser a CharSa ana summer srrets, opp~site The 81
coed Hotel shere be prepared % execats ali b nds Of
c.rpsatsrs All Jolnerp Work Doors sash AMI BiDds
ss.ir asss Shos Gases. once Desks, Fitting up
febzt-fn
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-26
Trust Sale of Lands.

parsGancs Of deed OF trust execuied % ne By John
L. hadiy Jf on the 18th dAy o. DcooF SIS and reg
itered Registers once Of Davidson coantg In hoos
No -, 5s aud So, s on saturday the fsh day
Of April next a. the Coa1t-uouse fani, la the cy o.
Nashville, sell the highes, bd1sT Coz cash, 40 small
tracts q AMI ainlng 81 acres aud the ether g
stuated 10 Daydsee ecuntys In District No. ~ Ia
knbry plan u ot ior the purposes msnIQnsd 10 said
deed truss, particular boundaries 81 said land
references made 70 zd deed e sst sails Niihin ne
hour, prescribed ~ law DAAIAL s. FABIAN,
LIZ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-26

pRksKevxp Psas Apylss. fsaaAss A., iass rsssssaa
4 hr s.ls " Lo4azcRaE CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-26
|. c. NICHOLSON & co.
I'VE in receipt Of our Spring Stock Of Staple
w and Fancy

WE nov in receipt Of Spring stock Of Staple
w and Fancy
DRY GOODS
Aud being DESTROYS Of closing them very soo feel
eonhden ase the interest Of buyers to give
as call We take great pains in selecting goods
feel suit every body IN every thing Our IA
ces for buying goois equal TO any othe merchant
in theeity and We are sure willing 70 pat up with
small prOat any.
Oar made al the latest st,les Of DrosS
Goods, such
Rich Fiouneed Silks;
Moire Antique Silks
. Plaid and Striped silks;
Chene do,
" Pail Of a variety OF co'0.s;
Fl0unced 0rEandie Muslin,
q 4" BeraEes:
Figured Organize Muslin.
French Muslin, plain aud hgared:
Scotch Muslins and JAconets, plan and rured;
Common do do De de-
We have a complete assortment Of MantIlas, Capes,
sha sis and Scarfs.
FOR gentlemen We have Cloth CAssirnsres, vestug,
Linen, na,s AMI DrI'sngs; Plain and Fancy Crayats,
Collars, Hosiery, &C
We farnish the pnble generally with al kinds Of
Linen and Willie Goods Sf 10y descript On.
Besides We keep excellent stock Of servants Goods,
Cotscnades, Paid and striped osnAouTgs, Plaid bones
tics.
We cal Pareuar attention stock Of Hosiery fsr
'a1ies aud iidren.
10 feet svsry thing usually kept In so. House.
MARCHES !. G. NICHOLSON co.
n. B-Be sure yog eall At No. % Public square.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-26
STRAW, HAT AND BONNET
z MANDATORY, @
MILLINER AND gLEACHING
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

I OUIS Z. DESSATRT takes this method oil In.
II forming the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Nashville and
vicinity he has established No. Is Cedar street
Straw Hat an Bonnet Mandatory, Millinery and Bleach
ing Establishment where Re keeps constantly hand
and attractive assortment OF Straw BOnnets and
Hats, various sizes aud descriptions. As manufc
these goods feel confident that sell Them cheaper
tUah they he bought eewhere in Nashville. Ladies
and Gentlemen respectfully solicited t. call ank
anime my stock alsn prepared 10 cleanse, bleach
and dye all styles # straw Coos Ihave large stock q
Fancy Straw Braids which the attention Of Ladies and
Gentlemen desiring Gods made 10 order esp cay in
Vft. an,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-26
CHAN0ERY AT CHARLOTTE.
Original Bill.

Z. NC Nelly and others
Original Bill.
Edward H. Napier nd others. }
this cause upon the allegation in the Bill and the a
i ddyi thereto it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Clerk Master that Edward II. Napier Of the
PENDANTS resident Of the State OF Tennessee and
therefore, the ordinary process Of the Law be
upon him. it is, therefore, ordered that publication
be made for successive weeks in the Nashville Patriot
newspaper published in the city Of Nashville requiring
the sail Napier appear at the next May Rues OF said
Court, and plead demur the C0mplai nant's
Bill the will be taken for confessed him.
set for hearing parte H. c. COLLIER,
march26-W4t Clerk and Master.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-26
ROANDANG.

0ESFLxMAS and wIFE can be aeeomnodsisd sisA
a bsafd II 4pplicaiioa b - High street, three
90 norlh II Hfoad ~ i within are mlnaiss Wak q
he saars hraithy lQcaien. fsE gsnsssl dsybOA'-
err eAa b accoE1odafed- tnl1-ln
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-26

New Books by Express.
henry LYLE, or Life and Existence, by Emilia Mar.
ryatt, daughter Of lptain Marryatt.
THEPUOOLEFORD PAPERS, or Humors of the West,
by II II. Riley. With Original Illustrations.
THE QUADROON, or A Lovers Adventure in Louis
ana, by Capt Mayne Reid.
The Laughablc Adventures Of Nesss Brown Jones and
Robinson. With Comic Engravings.
DON BERNARDO's DAUGHTER, or Love, War and
Adventure By W Harrison Aims worth.
Just received aud for sale by HAGAN BRO,
feblO SO Market st.
HAGAN BRO, Market street, have just received
large supply oexra heavy and very fine Cap Paper ruled
andunruled Also, assortment Of fine Wrapping and
Manila Papers, which they invite buyers in want Of
good article at low prices. HAGAN BRO,
febIO 80 Market street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-26

ar ssssn. ass IA L0uissiIis. g.. vomsn
vas burned 70 dusih.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-26

T. III. EDWARDS,
Attorney at Law,
WIN SIMMONS.

sfAlN0fikLps Mo-
a.s,aa 70 al a.asss sa'ru'ssd % his care IN South
f{-sr,trf mArl0--lY
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Congress Cap,
Premium Letter.

50 reaus superior Ruled Congress Cap Paper in
and for sale by march24 HAGAN BRO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-26

80 reams owen Huribat's Premium Letter Paper, Jus
received by marche4 HAGAN 4 BRO.
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". l. d. & Co. have also on sale
THE ENGLISH EDITION OF MOOREs LIFE AND
in vols 1s mo-. cloth
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-26

VII ate %
aess aissoIri
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-16

The steamer Atlantic, at New York b,i,..
four days later news from Europe.
Delhi has not fallen. Tho king orDll.
wishes to treat. but the British dem,,J
unconditional surrender
There is great alarm throughout BENGAL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-16

SUSPENSION OF SPECIE PAy,tr,,r.
By dispatch received this yYedno.l..'
morning, we learn that the banks oc Wy
York city and Boston have all suspended wy.
Gle payments. OF course. and nccos...
this example will be followed at once La n.y.
country banks, and the pressure will ~ ' ~,
licvcd. 'o-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-16

TERHtBLE DEATH or Av Avrntc,,
by AT MoNr BtANc.-A correspopdon,
The Manchester England Gaaydjaa oiy..
account OF the ascent of Mont Blanc by 4
large party among whom there were several
Americans, one of whom young lady Manu.
ed Tralaway, slipped over an ice precipiceao5
fell hundreds Of feet into fssuro, whore IN.
must have boon dashed 20 pieces.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-16

Co.,.
ry.r .;,,.-,lr .,,r.
"r4tp{ e,.,,,.,,,.
p ID
tffhH '--i 'ppei N an almost universe.
condment. Black pepper irItatrs The casl-.
iinss OF The stomach red pepper does nat
it cAciies' 9lt does not irntatoi consequent
iy it should be used inetead Of black pcppc-
=, | H''." u no ~ w., ''''o'.s' ana mas oe'a
~ ''' i''' lial,' rom u"e Immcno-
80 ''l"' sU'eHee "n''" -'-
so-. g., LII '-''o iooo, r.
'', '" i,'I'n go h't need any pepper in 'hcf
.,o,.,,l.s IL ~ ..s..s,i 1'1 ''''p l'.Su'l
,sycnno -. . i''l.'.''.' ~ ''y
vim. Lr,rd, ~
c,,,s, :, st',,.,,l,.. .' ~ l'"'''1D' pr
slc.pioc.s mr. Iluit, mn
main
Ar.rsr, a., o.. ia ..t..,,.
desra,cb from Ct,rro.,o1 q -.
tine s,,.ror.i.,r Of m, r,,,L ~ s,'n' C-...r
ma. n State institution
NV oo,r,vs o.,.t.- M No. 81.
t,I, nm, U"'' IN, ~ oe'ope' lo--'lone{ ''.H
for tbo ,yooL + s9eo ana ,rio 5o.-,..e...,
deposits Il, but small
Tb, .,-,.,D- r.;..
tho following lines. with a connie of duel. d,
d patient:
Da,rmal,,,. I ....5 ,,.. ,ti. ..-,-., ,i.,,.-
~ ~d yon Miss Ma.l IS ,cp musA better.
i,..i y. on',i .he A'9
r
Ihe missionary Morning Star, at Honolulu
guly -o'n' "oui" san Tor Micronesia August
''.,'
Ex-Governor Slado of Vermont, was in ln-
danapolis, Indiana, last week, with twenty
one Ne" England girls, whom he was taking
west Tor the purpose of giving employment
as school teachers.
Accident FROM BuRNrvc Frrp-A
young lady IN Glover. while playiny ON ri.
ano, stopped 20 pick up piece of Music. tin
ped over and broke fluid lamp. the fluid ran
into the Piano, and ignited DAMAGING the PIE
auo 10 the amount of S1OO IN
FrRr ~ Afopp,yro,,,,- ,r..-;....-.
Corners. ON Frid,y ,,,r,;r,, 49, A.. s...
yer's house took fro Ind Mas hnr,oj onc
groond mo Fro M .,,.1i
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-16

L
The vote being taken, The bin was ordered 20 DO.
The Chair announced as Committee under the lti
Joint Rule
Mr. Wires,
Hatch,
"''u'
me NnA' announced As JOINT committee ON me par
Of Che Senate on BiIls
Mr. Field,
Raymond
Also as JOINT Committee on the part Of The Senate or
th' ""''N
MH n"ltr
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c.+..r,,. rc,.
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a.. ,.......,... 49, 1..,i.. NAM. '.'
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Joy w.t. ''',',.' 'i 'I"P'''' missing 'l'h'' h. 'o'A
'.'', N''" 10 -."''" commute.
%, NI' h'n'a" OF "'n'', altering the name o.. Nor
u, n,''''i" N,"E' ana mAinN ANN n'ii-''- OF Hu'
Heu Ierry 10 judiciary committee
He''"F'o"'.-lhe amendment OF the senate TO th'
resolution hNlns une To elect state ''hcer' ,shns ou
the words ba'lroad Commissioned was concuucd in
From the Senate adopting Joint rules for Che session
eonc'rfed in.
inc speaker appointed me 'ommitice under the iu'
JOINT h"Ie On the part OF The House
Mr. Bradley OF Bntdeboroi
W,n, ~ s,,r,
A5i,,,,,d
Af,,,.r,,,, Nro,t,, o., 90 ,e--
srN,Tr
pr,ycrt,. l, cl,,l,i,
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90 ' ''''.'''
~ NJ titl i., .r
0,,,c cont, ,, t. t,ft.r g.. ......i.... a., ...,.
ON motion of Mr. C,ioo, rctr.l ,., ,t, e,..,- c,
p,tl,rJ co,,,.,
n, motion, ~ NJ Af,r.b so ,....t.er. c......
Mess,cc rsi,,ir, IN R,1,o,d. ,,,. t,r,l o., ,,o ,.,
,i,,.. M, t,,5
R,,oht,oos-Bv Mr. tor,s rcf .f.- 80, ,,,,,, ,,,t.
Governors Message rs relates TO j. ks Co the commit
tee on Banks adopted
BY Mr.. Jones' referring SO much Of the Governors
Message as relates 90 the late decision of the IT, S. SUI
promc Court in the case Of bred Scott to the Judiciary
committee.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-16

Tho total number of patients from the COM
monccment has beon PIP; 2299 have been
discharged, and of this number 1888 recover
cd, being more than one-half The expenses
for the past year have exceeded the income.
SIo2 ,Go-owing to expense ofnew building
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-16

Fror me Senate for joint committee joint rules
concurrcd In.
p, Mr. Campbell of Berlin, for one weekly and two
daily newspapers to be furnished TO the members
Mr. Hubbard Of stockbrdgc, moved to increase tho
number Of daily newspapers to twelve for ft is right
90 have two it would BE- better TO have tvcvoand Oh,
expense would be mp TO o,y about 5000 per anuum
The amendment was nerati,cd and the resolution was
adopted.
BY NJ. Marsh ofBrnndon, for the joint committee To
canvass votes for county officers adopted
Whcrcupon. the Speaker nominated and The House
appointed The committee thc part n nie House
TO wit.
bennington Coug,y--Mcssr, Rect VI Bennington, Ba-
ker Of Manchester, Brooks Of Stamford
lViadban Comty-Mcssrs Bridgman " Rockingham,
Bu,tcrAcld Of Wilmington, Flint Of Brookinc
Rutland Cor,fj--Nicssrs. Green Of Dandy, Paul Of
Wells, Walker of Clarendon.
Hluls1r CopHfv-Mrssrs Weber of Rochester, Smith
Of Ludlov TopHf VI Bridgcwater.
hudson Counfy--NIessrs. Wicker Of Fcuisburgh,
Bush OF Lincoln, Allen OF Granville.
Orange Coinfy--Mcssrs Rcnfrcw Of Ncwbury, Bill OF
Topshan. Hcbard Of Randolph.
Chiueadeq C0tHfv-Mcssrs Stone ofCharotic. Log
gin II ST. George, whitcomb of Essex
Washington Cotmfy--Mcssrs. Smith Of Barre, Perry
Of rlainfcld, Scott of Cabot
Caledonia Comty--Messrs. johnson Of Iludwok
Nelson Of Byogate, Tbbctts of Sutton.
Franklin Counfy--Mcssrs. Hart Of Berkshire, Hors-
kin Of Franklin, Farrand Of Fairfield.
LaB,oiRc Co,oty-Mcssrs. sherwu Of Ilydcpark, Rob
iuson Of Stowe. Brown Of Bel,idere.
ORLEANS C0unfyNessrs. Frost Of Coventry, Blake Of
Salem. Smith Of Greensboro.
E,5er Couty-Ncssrs. Hubbard Of Guildhal Silver
Of Bloomfield Elkns Of CRANKY.
Grand Igc Couufy--Mcssrs. Griffith Of Grand Isle
~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-16
DEATH OF HON. TIMOTHY FOLLETT

WeIenrn tbattbe Hon. TrsorAy Fotrr,r.
of Burlington. died Yesterday morning. Oct.
il2. For MANY years he was leading man
in the business Of BURLINGTON. and in the mol
' NV. '''' '''''' W '''''" ''D''"' is ''
''.,'' ''''li' '''''1 man ~ |'' o''
4, pn-Ia,.,ou p.;,.aa,. nav, ,.J .oo.
49, na,.....,..'..,,.1..-..r't.. .........
an" losses in l"'' PuDi'c en'er PRISE inc c''-
mns OF ms lie was cIouded 10y great mlsior-
tunes. His age was about &C years.
The Clerk would be OBLIGED TO mom-
hers ~ tbcv would hand IN ~ him, b,,b
''' vi ''i''' 1'l'N'''e
towns as soon as convenient.
OhL'.--John Gregory OF Northheld' sold hls
beautiful bay horse, called " Morgan Star,
al the State Fair at St. Louis. Mo for $4,000
H. o,,,,,.l -, t1,,,,;l.,I NJ
SFNAroR BrNrov. We are SORRY IN Ioo,r
eliza, co,ot,,r r,,,,tl.,. lr 1,.-o.. c,.......
o.,
B.'ou''l I'' III lSoonSlh' ms son ro5lSn-
ed the Office OF Assistant Secretary of the Sem
ate yesterday morning, for the purpose of yis-
in- Wiscon ain i,opediatelv
~ We obsorvo that tbo G,oc, lL,,.,,,,.
49,. ..,.ii..i
- 40
o''sln'l' are uney NOT COPIED rom UoNo" as
DaHy Jowpai-''irce gratis and for nothing
RoUrE AGENT AProtvrEn.-Ezra F. kim
ball has received the appointment of Mail
Route Agent between Bellows Falls and St.
Johnsbury, nice Elbridge Hapgood This is
a case under the rotation rule as Mr. Hap
good was simply removed because of that
doctrine, and because the interests of the De
mocratic party demanded that one man should
not monopolze all the benefits of fat place.
Mr. II. retires with the best wishes of every
one, and with the consciousness that he has
been faithful public servant. Right glad
are we mat his mantle has fallen upon Mr..
Don,ocrat 'o - ''' - NiuS uuor hearted
dsgustod with tho rottennoss and Snatic asU'
of the opposition. he cast his lot with the De.
mocracy, and since that time has spent his
'li'o ana money reeiy Tor the cause, never
to, ,o,o '0' Any pu' 'onpcta'S' even at
hatred ON the mart of tbo orrosit;o, h. 1''ISo'
mocracy have seen fit to yindicate the man
irom their assaults We trust those "woolly
neaoS VINO were SO nuch concerned about
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Robinson Of Stowe.
cy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;
ngm. Mariinof WWamstovn,
town., George Of lhctiorii
Rowcllof Albany,
bud. Sawyer Of Nc,eporti
Walker OF Clarendon,
. Holmes OF Hubbardton ;
, Pnudlc Of Wmtsdcld,
HOLSTER Of Marshdcld.
stock, on Printing.
O.. Mr. Nccdham Of Hartford,
Taft Vt Snrkshuro,
Riford of Bothcl.
avon. General Committee.
Herr, Mr. Marsh Of Brandon,
Bacon " SUNDERLAND,
BuucrdcldofW mingtn
Aldrich Of Wcaihorsh'ld
Stone Of Charlotte,
'' Dyer Of Salisbury,
'eH Tibbctts NJ Sutton,
he'u Kucclaud of Victory,
Lldd NJ Tnoshurgh,
rrf.r NH No..
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~ We observe that the Green Nomtam
Freeman publishes the Legislative Reports as
original. Are they not copied from WoHoa's
Daily Joprnqi-'.iroe gratis and for nothing o.
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SENATOR BENroN.-We are sorry to learn
that Senator Benton, Of Essex County, is dan
gerously i'll, in Wisconsin. His son resign
ed the office of Assistant Secretary of the Sen
ate yesterday morning for the purpose of vis-
ins Wscon in Immediately.
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STATE FINANCES.

The Auditors Annual Report was laid be-
fore the General Assembly ON the 10th inst.
From this document we gather the following
items
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On Printing
Nj. Nccdham Of Hartford,
Tan of Starkshor1
Chdmhcdu of Crnfisbrry.
on Elections
Mr. kimball ~ Putncv.
Tan Of Starksblro',
Fisk of Isle "a Mott,
Eins of Troy,
Howe Of N0rihfad
Biford Of Bethel
Cotton OF Bolton
Pcf1ioHS, &c., rcfcved-Rcmonstancc Of Edmund
Pope against the right Of Francis v Randall To scat ia
the House Representative for the of Rozbury
and petition Of Edmund Pope for said scat for himself
70 the Committee on Elections.
The scrate came in and the Committee to canvass
votes for State officers made report
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The Straight Republican publishes the M
lowing extracts of letter received in tbis c;,.
from Senator Sumner