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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-04-01
STATE OF VERMONT, TAT a Probate

STATE OF VERMONT, lAt a Probate
District of New Haven, SIS. Court held at
Bristol within and for the district Of New
on the 30th day of March, 1857.
The administrator of the estate OF
DANIEL TWITCIlELL,
late Of New Haven, in said district deceased.
mac G . phi at Oh t. sid Court, TO have HE
account as administrator with sail estate
examined and all, wed; ! he said Court APP
pointed tie 23d day of April, 1857, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, at The Office of tho Judge Of
said Court in Bristol aforesaid, and made an
order requiring notice to be given to all
person interested to appear at the time and
place appointed and object to she allowance
Of SAID account If they see cause and for
which purpose it is further ordered that
copy of the record Of this order he publish
ed in the Middlebury Register, a newspaper
printed at Mildlebury, in this State, three
weeks succe ssivcly previous TO the time APP
pointed for said settlement
HARVEY MUNSILL, Judge.
true copy of Record. --.-
50 II. MUNSILL, Judge.
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. ir0.

In Lancaster, N. H., on Sunday, 22d piiino,
Mr. DANIEL A. BowE, aged 80 years-editor of
the Coos Republican,
AT his residence, in Decatur, ILL.,, March 9TH ]
ELAN Rust, Esq, formerly of lIartland, VT,
aged A years, months and days. At the
time of his deceasc he was senior Editor Of lthc
Democratic puglc.
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Farm for Sale.

TJNTIE subscriber now offers for the first time his
farm for sale. Said farm is pleasantly situ
ated on the road to East Middlebury and within
two miles of Middlcbury village, and contains a
bout 100 acres. Has on it house. barns, sheds
and other buildings. in good repair-two good or
ohards of grated fruit and other trees. Tho land
of the whole farm is in high state Of cultivation
The farm will he sold at what good Judges will
call low, and time given for payment For par
ticulars enquire of j. NJ. Shade & To-, or Nathan
Wood. +. W. LYONS.
Mddlebury, March 3, 1857. 46-tf
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MiddleburV Savings Rank

further dividend of 10 per cent will be
paid to the depositors in the Middlebury
Savings Bank, at the office of the under
signed on the oath Of March, inst. For the
convenience Of all parties, the day above
named and each succeeding Tuesday, are
dcsignntcd as days of payment. until all the
dcpostors shall have been paid
], w. STEWART, Receiver.
Middlebury, March ., 1857. 46-tf
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1t is stated, on the authority of some Of the
most eminent Physicians ofthe United States
that BAcH's AMERICAN CoMpoUNp, is the
aurcst and most reliable remedy ever offered
TO the world. Read over the advertisement
in another column. 81
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Chairs, Chairs.

Those in want Of good Chairs, are invited to
call and examine my stock Of
CANE AND WOOD SEAT CHAIRS
which will sell as low as can be had elsewhere
FURNITURE OF all kinds made to order. Old
Chairs and all other kinds of Furniture repaired
l.. II. STOWE.
Enquire at c. R. Langworthys, south end the
bridge. 40,
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NLA X X IS FEE MAL + PILLS
~ TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY


Prepared from prcscr. ption of Sir Ja.ucs
Clarke, NJ. D. Physician Extraor.
binary 10 the Queen.
This NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is unfailing in the
cure of all those painful and dangerous dir
orders to which the female constitution is
subject. 1t moderates all excess, removes
all distractions, and speedy cure may be
relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in shor,
line, brings on the monthly period with reg.
ularity.
Each bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the
Government stamp Of Great Britain to pre-.
vent counterfeits.
CAUTION
These Pills should not be taken bp female
during The FIRST THREE MONTHS Of
Pregnancy, as they are sure to bring on MIS-
carriage, but at any other time t&sy arc safe
Sole Agents for United States and Canada,
l. c. BALDWIN g. Co, Rochester, N. Y.
FUTILE & MOSES, Auburn, N. Y. Al
W. p. Russell, Agent, for Middebury.
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Auction-AuCtion.

A Lot Of Chairs and other Furniture, will be
N sold ut Auction, at the Old Book Store, for
inefly owned by Jonathan Hagar i'll Middlebury,
on Saturday, the 4th day of April next, at one o.
clock, L. NJ.
Said Chairs consist of new Dining Chairs,
Rocking Chairs, Office Chairs, Children's Chairs,
and Cane Seat Chairs.
Also l new Single Wagon, l sec ond hand
Double Wagon, Straw Cutter single Sleigh.
Also, second hand Tables, Wash Stands, and a
variety Of other articles of Furniture. Sales pos
tive. y. S. CHURCH, Auctioneer,
Mddcbury, March 30th, 1857.
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5-y- ielmbold's Highly Concentrated Ex-
tract Buchu, is prepared directly according
50 the rules of Pharmacy and Chemistry and
IS the best and most active preparation which
can bemade for the cure or diseases of the
Bladder Kidneys, Gravel nropsy, Weak
nesses, &c Read the advertisement in an
other column, headed " Hembolds Genuine
Preparation. Gay
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Black Hawk 6 Lady Suffolk,

SPLENDlD Engravings Of these celebrated an
lOimals have been published and can now be Oh
tanned of the subscriber These horses are wide
" known throughout the United States Black
Hawk rs the sire of Ethan Allen, Lancet, Black
Hawk Maid, Belle Of Saratoga Black Ralph, Lady
Litchfeld, and other famous trotting horses, and
as being the parental head of the most distngu-
ished family Of Morgans, Lady Suffolk as
being one of the most celebrated trotters that ey-
or appeared upon the American turf.
These cugrayines Vermont Black IIaw. "
alone, and BLACK Hawk and Lady Suffolk" to-
geher, very lile-like, taken from the original
life-size painting by the celebrated animal paint
or Marsden, and are the only correct portraits of
these horses now in existence.
Size-Black Hawk. 16x2o in
Black Hawk g. Lady Suffolk, 1sx26 In.
Price-Back Hawk, 81 90
Black Hawk and Lady Suffolk, 90
These engravings will be carefully put up and
sent by mail on receipt Of price, by the under
signed. CHARLES II. HILL.
Bridport w. JAM, 1857. 45-tf
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The ingenious inventors who have stamped
this age as an ara of improvement, have not
forgotten the horse. For the comfort of this
noble animal, we ask attention to the ad-
vertisement of our friends, For sale by
Brown g. Co., 80 g. 80 Pear street, Blodgct,
Boston.
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nt orrie0.

In this toSn, on the 18th inst, by the l,e
Dr. Labarec Mn. WALLACE j. OLMs1rp, Ii
Fond du Lac, Wis, and Miss SUSAN W. GoopA
II. cH, of this town.
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Farm for Sale.

4 Farm of 800 acres, in the northwestcrly
apart Of Salisbury, on Otter Creek and
on the Rutland and Burlington Railroad, four
and half miles from Middlebury by rail
road. Said fam is well wooded well watercd,
and the soil is well adapted to agricultural
purposes, for grazing, tillagc, &c. Here is a
fine chance for young cnterprisins farmer
or the capitalist, as the farm lies in one body
and may be divided so rs 10 make several
farms. JOHN NJ. WEEKS.
West Farms. Salisbury, Oct. !, 1856 rs
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Wood! Wood!

THoSE Of our subscribers who intend to pay
L subscriptions in Wood had better do it about
these dsys-for time slips by, and so does the
sleighing. Wewant the wood now, as we are
getting our winter stock "a word 70 the
wise is sufficient" y, C0RB & co
Dec. 9, 1855 3l-3w
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For Sale.

rTNIIE subscriber offers for sale his residence in
Middlebury Village, formerly owned and oc-
cupied by Edward Wainwright. The buildings
are in the most perfect repair, having recently
been remodclcd and arranged in the most perfect
manner
The house is situated in n central portion Of the
village, and is considered Of the best locations
in town. The premises contain two acres of the
best Of land, on which is large lot of thrifty
fruit trees of the most approved varieties. In
short, it is just such place as man would like
that wanted good, situation, The subscriber
also offers his
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Notice.

TINE Third Annual Sheep sheaIng and EXhi-
bition of Stock, will &c held at the Elgin
Surfing House, the 10th and 18th Of June. There
will also be an auction sale Of choice stock. The
trottng course will be in good order and prem
INNS will be gwen on trotting horses and other
stock. All are invited 10 exhibit their stock for
premiums and sale
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS, MANDANA, my wife, has LEFT
w my house aud home, without any Just
provocaton, and refuses to perform the duties of
a wife, and has already run inc in 'lebt to large
amount, this is hereby to forbid MI persons from
harboring or trusting her on my account, rs |
shall pay no debts of her contracting after this
date. HIRAM BATTLES.
Bristol, March 2sh, 1857: 50!3w
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Speclal Notice

DIR. J0RD0N will he in Brandon-Mareh
23d, till Monday, 30th.-ApriL Goth, till April
29th.-Hay 23d til May 31st.
Specimens sent by express, with orders
for Medicine, promptly attended to-
Brandon, Feb. 1857. 4O-tmy3l
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Liberation.

This may certify that give my sons SIDNEY
W. and SEYMOUR their time during the remain
der of their minority. and | shall neither claim
any Of their wages nor pay any debts of their CON
tracing after this date. CHARLES NORTON.
Mnrch % ISL. Aa.2H
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The HAYWARD Farm

NOR SALE. - The subscriber offers for sale
Il the IA TTARD FARM in Weybrdge,
inst north the Monument. Said Farm contains
about Iii acres.-about 20 acres G. it is woodland.
The remainder is divided into meadow, pasture,
and plow land. The whole will be sold together
or in parcels, to suit purchasers. For further par
ticulars, enquire of Hon. Joseph Hayward, or j.
NJ Shade & Co, L W. LYONS.
iliddIebury, March 0, 1857. 47:tf
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IMPROVED
a MI 3 r. q T Y p e s

There is nothing pretticr to present to friend
than " fac smile " Of yourself, when You can
procure one executed in scientific manner. Since
the introduction Of Daguerreotyping in America
improvements have continually been made by
cur ertcrprsing countrymcr. One Of the latest
of these Improvements the subscribers NOW intro
dnce TO the citizens of Middlebury. BY it we
make the picture Of the subject have the appear
ance Of projecting an eight of an inch from the
glass, therefore get full sterescopic view without
the use Of lenses
For Brilliancy of Tone and Durability Of finish
these pictures cannot be eXcelled. One of the
subscribers has had long experience in picture
making, having for the last IA years been engage
ed in the principal establishments both in this
country and Europe. Every improvement that
has made its appearance he has lad an excellent
opportunity to "launch" directly into, and is
therefore fully competent TO execute first class
work at whichever branch OF the picture business
he undertakes. Ambrotypes made after the most
improved style, either on light or dark ground.
An Ambrotype when properly finished is hormet-
icaly sealed between two glasses, so that they
cannot be affected by either air or water. All Of
our pictures are hermctically sealed, which pro-
cess yon- dcsirous of seeing will lie shown with
cheeriulncss. Ambroiypes set in lockets.
Pictures of sick or deceased persons taken at
their residences Particular attention paid TO cop
wing Daguerreotypes, Ambroty pes of Paintings.
All copies We guarantee equal TO the original pic
tunes
ROOMS IN STEWARDS BLOCK.
All are respectfully invited to call and exam-
inc specimens. PUTNAM & EABLEN.
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The LAKE DusMoRE HousE will close for
the season Oct LIST. Arrangements for Balls
ing on the premises.
Salisbury, Sept. 20, 1856. 94;tf
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To Nervous Su fferers

retired clergyman, restored to health
In few days, after many years of great ner-
vous suffering, is anxious to make known the
means Of cure; win send tfree) the pre-
scrphon used, Direct the Rev, JOHN NJ.
DAGsALL, No. SO Fulton street, BROOKLYN
MI 20. Am
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SLLELDON,S No. IL.

por Diarrhoea, Cholera Morbus. and other kin
bred complaints Las obtained the most unprecc-
dented sale that any Medicine ever had in MIDI
dlcbury. II is well known tia: people have
only to be reminded that it is sill for sale At my
store.
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$50 Acres of Land for Sale |!

For Sale.
THE House and Lot on Court Street, two
4 doors south of the Court House, recent
ly occupied by Dr.. w. p Russell. Any per-
son wishing an eligible location in the viii
lage of Mddlebury, can secure great bar
gain by applying to the subscriber before the
10th of June next.
Possession gi.en Immediately
W. L. Russell.
Mddlebury. May 20, 1856. 5;tf
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Middlebury Female Seminary

The Trustees announce tho opening of this In
stitution for the Spring Term, 10 take place on
Monday the 9th inst, under the care of Miss AG-
MES GORDON. Miss Gordon is assisted in the de-
partmonts heretofore taught in the Institution, by
approved and competent Teachers. The Board
ing House also is conducted in her care.
TUITION AND BOARD.
7Mion-ln Elementary English, SO 90 Higher
English 81 5o Latin and English, SIS co. Piano
and Singing with Thorough Bass, $40 90; Vocal
Music, 90; Painting in Water Coors, 81 90 in
Oil, SIS 90; Drawing, "a 90; French, So 90.
An extra charge of 25 cents is made for fires
and sweeping.
Board-ln Seminary Boarding House, including
Room, Lights and Washing SIS 90 per quarter
the young ladies finding their own towels and
lamps. Fuel is provided at cost
Bills PAYABLE at the middle of each quarter, AMI
no deduction is made for temporary absence
For the Trustees
j. WAREER, Chairman.
Sliddlcbury, MARCH 4. 1857. 30
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EXTRAORDINAY NOMENCLATURE
u ESSENCE OF KNOWLEDGE
The title of this wonderful book is
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For anything you want to Know or, over
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ENQUIRE WITHIN is one of the most
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most of which any person living will find in
struction, aid, and entertainment. Enquire
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yet it contains 426 pages of closely printed
matter, aud is handsomely and strongly
bound. 1t is A Doctor, A Gardner, A School
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ENQUIRE WITHIN is no collection of
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does, all Kinds Of Books OF Information in a
single volume. Copies sent by mail, post
paid, upon receipt Of price.
For sale by A, II. COPELAND.
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For Sale +!

y LOTS OF LAND lying, from hall amile to
s)mile south of the Court House, in Middlcbury.
First contains Is acres Of meadow lying on the
west side Of the road, running to tie creek, Sec
omd. contains 81 acres of pasture and meadow,
living in the fork of the roads. Third, contains
10 acres of pasture and wood lying on the Creek
road.
Also 200 acres of heavily timbercd land lying
on the Turnpike in Rpton, about half a mile
above the Tavern Stand. Apply to
r. WAINWRIGHT.
Niddleburv March Q, 1857 4G-t
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For Sale.

For Sale.
3D. ACRES of Timbered Land IN Corn
~ wall, about 3-4 of mile from The
Rail Road, The Timber consists of Cedar
and Ash, and will cut about so cords to the
acre. A great chance to procure Cedar
Posts and Rails and Ash Ties. Apply to
r. WAINWRIGHT.
Mddiebury, Oct. 20lh, 1856. 27;tf
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Settle Up.

TNFE subscriber, after due deliberation, has
determined to have settlement with those
" no are owing at his store. | would say to those
indebted to me thacl must have payment imne-
dately. ! expect those interested will heed this
call HARRY LANGWORTHY.
Middlebury March 80, 1857. so
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Ladies' Take Notice,

CTEEL SKIRT SPRINGS. Reeds, Whalebone',
y Gutta Percha and Cotton Cord, Just received
March 2, by bLChWllH'
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r u r N I II u r. Il ,

which is all nearly new, in whole in part, to
suit purchasers, at prices that must be satsfac-
tory to good Judges.
The above property will I've sold on very reason
able terms. Credit will be given if desired, if Sc
cured. Possession given the first Of May.
SAMUEL SHEPARD, in.
Middlcbury, March SO, 1857. 5o;3m
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sHELpoN's CHERRY CORDIAL.

For Coughs, Colds, &C., contains all the valuable
virtues OF Black Cherries and Wild Cherry Bark,
with many other valuable remedial agents, and
contains No oTIUM. Its increasing success IS its
best recommendation.
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR for ALL,
Pittsburgh Nurseries,


TRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, RO.
IL SEES, VINES, SHRUBS, PLANTS, &c.
The subscriber offers for sale Of suitable size for
planting this Spring, large stock of
R UT TR EES,
OF every desirable sort, comprising Apple Trees,
standards for Orchards Apple Trees, Dwarfs on
Paradise and Doucian stocks; Pear Trees, Stan
dard and Dwarfs; Plum Trees, of the best varie-
ties; Cherry Trees, of the best varieties Also
Or r. A p l. WIN Il S,
Concord, Isabella, Catawba, Diana, Northern
Muscadne, Clinton, Cowan, Mcneil, &c.
Currants, 10 best varieties Raspberries do,
Gooseberries 20 do, Strawberries IL do, Aspara-
gras Plants, yeas old, do, Rhubarb do
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Deciduous and Evergreen Trees and Flowerng
Shrubs, in variety.
ROSES.-Eyer Blooming, Hybrid China, Moss,
Austrian Briars, and Miscellaneous sorts Ppon-
les, Phloxes, &c.
HEDGE PLANTS.-Buckhorn. Thorn, To-
Gust, and Berberry of suitable size by the thous-
and or less quantity. The stock of Trees, &c, is
unusually large and thrifty. Catalogues sent by
neil to all applicants.
5o;sw JOHN W. BAILEY, Proprietor.
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n. B. They arc closing out the balance of
Stock bought of the late firm Of G. W. MARRES
& Co., mostly Sir Goods at very low prices.
1872 Washington St, Boston 4e;4w
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Crimpe d Dimity.

. PIECES Crimped Dimity, this day received
< and for sale by Z. NALLEIIE.
March 4.
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d EMAINING in the Post Office, at Midt
H bury, March 81, 1867.

Please call for Advertised Letters.
90 l. r. WRIGHT 7. Y.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-13

A WHITE Man SOLD INTO SLAvERY.-The Buffalo
Express learns that young man named Barnhart,
the of early emigants to Linden Cattaragus coun-
ty from the Mohawk Dutch settlements, has been
sold slave by company of strolling payactors,
with whom he engaged to travel in December last
Young Barnhart is an excellent player the violin,
and accompanied the actors into Maryland and Vir-
ginia in the capacity of musician. He of rather
dark complexion and his companions representing
him to be a negro, sold him 10 some Virginia slave
dealer The evidence of this doubted at first, but
is now believed to be true and Barnharts father was
making preparations to seek for and rescue his en-
saved son.
An OLD BACHELOR BRIsTIING uP.-Mr. Buchanan,
in his inaugural, speaks OF our children and our
chdren's children ~
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-13

DEMOCRATIC vIcToRIEs-At the munical election
which took place in Stockton on Monday, the 4th
inst the Democrats elected their Mayor, Marshall and
seven out of ten Aldermen.
At Nevada, the Democrats were still more victorious,
electng their whole ticket by handsome majority.
At Oroville the election shows great victory for
the Democrats their opponents only electing one OF
their canddates-that of assessor =,
At Bencia, the Democrats were also victorious elect
ing their whole ticket.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-13

ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-On Saturday night last, be-
tween IL and II O'Clock, Cherokee named Sanders,
attempted to commit robbery in streets upon the
person OF one of our citizens faniliarly known as
Kentuck," but failing to succeed, he was arrested,
together with two other persons found in his company
They were examined Tuesday morning before
Justice Washburn, when Sanders required to give
bail in the of 81 900 for his appearance before the
District Court to the charge, in default to
be committed to jail. complaint having been made
against one Of the other men named Cowan that he
unawfuy drew pistol upon person in Bear Valley
last August, he was required to give bail in $500 to
answer the charge. Failing to give bail, they were
both committed.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-13

MEXICAN KTLLED-A Mexican by the name Of
Jose Norma killed another Mexican by the name of
Brncea, on Sunday last, at Aqua Fro. The follow
ing the circumstances told us by an eye witness
The deceased Brincea attacked in the street by
Norma with pistol, who fired one load without effect,
when Brincella rushed upon his adversary, who com
menced backing to avoid the stroke of the knife, and
to gain time to cock and fire again. In so doing he
stumbled and fell into hole, when the deceased closed
upon and dsarmed him of the pistol At first the de-
ceased seemed disposed to say his fallen antagonist
and intmated as much by gesture but he refrained
and spared his life. Norma arose and went away,
threatening to procure another pistol and take ven
geance. In few minutes Norma approached the de-
ceased who had gone into a ,ouse, and sitting,
his back towards the accused unconscious Of his pres
ence and with large knife inflicted mortal stab in
the back, Of which Brincella after died. The ac
cused then fed to the ehapparral, and pursued by
an armed party Of his countrymen, who surrounded
and detained him until the arrival Of under sheriff
Moore from this place, who arrested the prisoner and
brought him over to the JAIL where he is lodged,
awaiting examination.