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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-04-25

iEttial g1,.as ssss-. t=.&a
UlfSafarday esseb.. .-.-,.
the eust-iiisafn iusaig
strongest man iBBs q. AApss:
far Astral of strength afif Dr. ].
been accspiad, ! IaIgaassaeHibIy Wilnessss
pertr rIhailee IL sz ~
PresYiiaas u tlle triisla, TFrafs cafl gaye III
fldbitio1 Of nagsG md ReiItfrii tlANdJtiiism,
formed bis celebrated guitslr i hdasdriuinffss
balanced sixteen chairs upon Ills chsp1eaaIW
formed ether faats calling for an Hxef
strength, VIII CHI mist have Weafitd him =
What. Air. Madison them appeared held
anvil weighing two hundred aud ~funrteeis.
pounds upsn his breast, while two men struck
uulp,aD II with sledssss; he d At, anvil upon each
knee broke 4 ~llnanher OF stones with his fist
heht q bar ~ iron " IL an inch thick byl
striking II over his arm and held an aDyiI
weighing about TIVE bundled pounds upon each
arm. while men struck npoii it with s~ietlEes.i
RET. Carl then appeared, held the anvil upon
ms breast bent The bar III iron almost double
upon his arm he'd the allviis upon his arms.
etc. lUr u longer |sritrd than Mr. Madison had
dome. TN then topk the large flint stones
Wli. efl had been rejected by his rival, and nam
mered them 50 pieces, signAaizihgy His perform
aisre BY cracking ii two a flag stone about
large enough to serve as d stepping block for
9 door. After This hes he'd oi,c If the heavy
anvt!s ever his head for f%prtssfne secnrds !;
lifted a sixty pound weight upon his little
finger and swung il around his head; and held
two men I'm his hair while be whiir'ed them
about. top lasfiion, until their feet struck out
at a., angie q forty-tive degrees.
Mr. Madison was then called out bv the nu-
deuce, aud requested tot give an account Of
himself. He excused himself iii the matter Of
tlle stones bsy saying that his rival was In con
s';!sat practice, wIiile HI had not broken i stone
fnr a year. Being ifgesl ~ Swing the weight
abol't his head. he declined II d, II, oil the
score of inability. and as Professor Carl Ind
mt he'd the afyiis. on ll$ kree.. Til short. he
virtually acknowledged himself a whipped
man. sEs@ se M
The Times Of the 7ih says.
he cast-iron man, Mfr. James Madison.
complains that We did nnt fairly slate sill that
he Iertiarned in bis Contest of feats III strength
with Prof. t'arl. 1t is true we forgot Il, ame,,.
ton that q paving Store Was pIarvd upon his
and broken with s'tslgess. btlt This was
% fsaft VI strength. it was a reckless hazard III
which We haI1p he will never hc 50 tooltsh
ls to repeat.
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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-04-25

| on SQra1.I.ISG BaHfrS
! Brigham Young. dufiax
his sermons III the
| Y Lake City, took
T mothers Of small
progeny into tl,e
into them III he fallox
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-04-25

~ II NeS'Af.fIHTIf HdSFU UH llEEGNX
that such person have. Were
describe il in Il plain way, / should NV l
they are t'ef'l,'e Sine breeding ; that they VIII Vii
neser hfed bat came up that II abant
! gt'st q character Us can atfsnd ia give toa6E
mother that viii keep a Sqnalling child Hi
~aeeting- base never said to the coisaFEsHH9
3'n, look md see who they are, ftr yoi i&|
~astnlgnish by your ear, without looking
N%n'tiiefs TINT have liaa good leachipg aud I'M
Fought up IN CIVILIZED society. N
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~ regard to sisters when
~ make q noise, they have III
jfly thought, nor s~ntleientlY
T own ptace III this world, nof
}Hs, TO know TINT tlberegis say di
( Y ~ the earth but tllemss6 III
I ihIlS. Wien We hear people
y noise thrn,,tfl, 4 Nh. .,.u f@sa3MA8
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-09

Peter Sehmlesekamp h II. GansweIn, Proprietors.
fSkA THIS OLD AND WELL-KNOWN ES.
iiikM tablshment will be opened on Saturday,
49, April lth, for the accommodation of per-
manent and transient boardcrs.
The proprietors intend sparing no pains to rem
der this Hotel worthy Of support and will en-
deavor to please all who patroDize them.
Board aud lodgings by the day or week.
The bar will be at all times supplied With every
variety of choice liquors. LAGER BEER fresh
from the Brewery, always on hand.
Weaver April IL, 1867. l2tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-09

MURDER OF YouNG LADY AND SUICIDE
The Marysvilc Inquirer of the 2sth, ult, publishes
letter from Everts, Wilson & Co. dated Rabbit
Creek, April 26th. in which the following partic-
lars Of murder and suicide are given:
Between IL and l'o'clock to-day. as melancholy
q transaction occurred as WAS ever our painful
task to witness on record. A by the name
OF G. Ii. Yates called at the residence OF Mr.. An
derson, where young woman. (sistcr OF Mrs. An
derson,) was living and after interogating her as
to whether she would marry him, received an
answer that at present it was imposible-she
could not ; on which, he drew revolver and fir
ed at her. the hall entering her right side, killing
her instantly. He then drew n small single barrel
led pistol. and discharged its contents at.his own
head. The ball entered little above the right
eye. and lodged within the Uranium. He is not
yet dead. although speechless, the brain oozing
from the orfoe in the skull-wi!l no doubt expire
soon.
Since writing the above, we have been in
formed that the lal fired at the young lady took
effect under the ear, instead of in the side, mis-
taking the blood on her dress Tor the place where
the ball entered.
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settlement Wanted.

A Ill persons knowing themselves indebted to
n the undersigned are requested to make i'm.
mediate payment, either to him or W. S. Moore,
ut the Magnolia. JACOB GOSS
Weaver, May 2, 1857. l5td
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-09

The SAFETY OF CRABB's PARrY--The Alta
Of the 29th ult. has the following, which would
seem to refute the truth Of the reports published by
Ell C2amor Publico, of Los Angeles, in regard to
Crsbbs party having been destroyed in Sonora
Since then we have seen a letter from Mr..
Crabb, to friend in this city, dated Sonoita,
March 25th, in which he states that Captain
Lane, of Texas, was at Calabazas, with thirty
men, and be had heard that he intended to pro-
ceed into the interior of Sonora. Now. if Crabb
was at Sonoita on the 25th of March. this rumor-
ed encounter with a Mexican force could only
dave taken place by his marching back, as both
Caiabazas and Jarillas. where the skirmshes are
said to have taken place this side OF that To-
calty. But the accounts state that the party was
marching into and not out of Sonora so it
would appear that it could not have been Crabb's
party who had the fight. The party of Lane COM
prised thirty men. which is the number given in
the report may have arisen from their having
been called on to aid the Mexicans in fight with
the Indians Crabb writes on the 25th, that he
was well received at Sonoita. and was intending
soon to proceed to Altar. We do not think that
the news in relation to the destruction Of his par
fy can be stlictly relied upon
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-09
ReIiefous Notice.

The Most Reverend J. S. ALEMANf, Archbishop
of San Francisco, will visit Weavervils for the
purpose of administering the Sacrament Of Con-
nrmstion, on Sunday, the 10th inst The servi'
ces will commence at 10 o'clock, a. m.
The citizens of Weaverville and vicinity are
cordially invited to attend.
JOHN INGOLDSBY.
Weaver, May 1857.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-09
WELLS, FARGO & co. s EXCHANGE

FARGO & co. s EXCHANGE
rian, Mich, Marion, Ohio,
ton, Ill. Marshall, Mich.
derson, Ind. michigan City, Ind.
n Arbor, Mich. 3Middletown, Ohio,
burn, N. Y. milwaukee, Wis.
tile Greek, Mich. Monroe, Mich.
lott, Wis, mt Vernon, Ohio,
videre, III. }Newark, o.
lghamton, N. 7. }New York, n. Y.
'omington, Ill. Niagara Falls, N. Y.
ston, Mass. miles, Mich.
falo, n. Y. }Norwalk, o.
Ellington, Iowa, |Oberln, o,
nbrldgc, Ind. |Oswcgo, N. Y.
nandaigua. n Y. }Owego, N. Y.
cago, Ill, gainesville, o.
cnnati, Ohio, Peoria, III,
veand, Ohio, {Peru, Ill.
umbus, Ohio, peru, Ind.
rning. N. Y. philadelphia, Pa
.wfordsville. Ind }Piqua. o.
venport, Iowa, Pontiac, Mich
yton, Ohio, {Pottsville, Pa.
laware, Ohio, providence, X. l.
troit, Mich. }Quincy, H.
wgiac, Mich. Racine, Wis.
buque, Iowa, 3Reading, Pa.
nkirk, n. y. 3Richmond, Ind.
sln, Ill. }Rochester n. Y.
ihart, Ind. |Rockford, III.
Mira n. Y. Rock Island Ill.
IRA, Ohio, }Sandusky, o.
e, Pa. }Sheboygan, Wis.
nd du Lac, Wis. Sidney, O.
rt Wayne, Ind. Silver Creek, NY.
,eport, Ill. 3South Bend, Ind.
.emont, Ohio, Springfield, Ill.
lena, Ill. Springfield o.
neva, N. Y. 3St. Souls, Mo.
cen Castle. Ind. Bloomington, Conn.
milton. Ohio, Syracuse, n. Y.
lianapolis, Ind. trerre Haute, Ind.
,kson, Mich. }riffin, o.
lesvillc, Wis. 3Toledo. o.
lamazoo, Mich. Troy, O.
nosha, Wis. |Urbana, O.
nton, Ohio, utica. N. Y.
okuk, Iowa, }Waukegan. Ill.
Fayette, Ind. Nestlield, n Y.
Sale, Ind. West Liberty, o.
vision, n. \. winchester Ind
'kport N, Y, Xenia, O,
lisville, Ky. |Ypsilanti, Mich.
lison, Wis, GAINESVILLE, o.
lsfeld, Ohio,
DRAFTS ON CANADA, PAYABLE
ltrcal, Toronto, st. Catharines,
,bec, London, Chatham,
Hamilton, Drantford.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-09

In the District Court Of the 18th Judicial District for Trinity Co.
D. Rowland VS.. ]. B. CARTWRIGHT.
WHEREAS, the above named plaintiff having
w filed his complaint against said defendant in
said Court to enforce the payment of a Mechan-
ic's Lien heretofore against the said defendant
and in favor of said plaintiff, upon a certain
Bridge built across Trinity river, in said county.
at d. j. Galvin's ranch, about two miles below
Bates Van Matre's ranch for the sum of four
hundred and nineteen dollars and twelve cents,
tS4l9 l2) and said plaintiff having obtained
Judgment against said defendant for said amount
at the February term. A. D. S57 of said Court ::
By order of the Court made in the above cause,
all persons having Liens against said property
are required to be and appear before the said Dis
trict Court on the 18th day of May 1857. al the
Court House in Weavervillc, in said county. at
10 o'clock. a. m. TO make due proof of their liens
as provided by law or such liens will be barred.
BY Order Of the Court.
II. J. SEAMAN, Clerk.
Dated April 20, 1857. 152t.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-09
HARNESS ! UARNESS!!

EA JUST RECEIVED, ONE DOZEN Gus
MS tom Made Team Harness. Ii inch Lcath-
or traces, one half chain, extra heavy
folded Breeching and folded Belly Bands. with
Yankee style of Brides, all made of Eastern Lea
ther, by D. NJ. EDER q Co.
Weaver, May ] 1857. l5td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-09
Notice.

In the District Court a the 18th Judicial District for Trinity Co
J. r. CHEL1Is VS.. J. B. CARTWRIGHT
WHEREAS, the above named plaintiff filed
w his complaint against said defendant to en-
force the payment of a Mechanics Lien heretofore
filed against the said defendant and in favor Of
said plaintiff upon certain Bridge built acros.
the Trinity river, in said County, at D. J: Gal
wins ranch, about two miles below Bates Var
Matre's ranch, for the sum of S2120, nnd the said
plaintiff having obtained judgment against said
defendant for said amount at the February term
A. D. 1857. of said Court
By order of the Court in the above cause all
persons having Liens against said property are
required to be and appear before said District
Court on the 18th day of May, 1857, at the Court
House in said County, at 10 o'clock, a. M, to
make due proof of their Liens as provided by
law or said Liens will be forever barred.
By Order of the Court,
H.. SEAMAN, Clerk.
Dated April %, 1857. l52t.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-09
HEALTH OR SICKNESS?
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

TlSG - ~ Wv ~ - Y IL - =.
THE blood furnishes the material of every bone
l muscle, gland and fibre in the human frame
When pure, secures health to every organ when
corrupt 1t necessarily produces disease. Eaollo-
ways Pills operate directly upon the elements of
the stream of life, neutralizing the principle Of
disease, and thus radically curing the malady,
whether located in the nerves, the stomach. the
liver, the bowels, the muscles the skin, the baei,
or any other part of the system.
USED THROUGHOUT THE woRLDtt
Holloway's Pills are equally eficacious in COM
plants common to the whole human race, and In
ties.
ALARMING DISORDERS.
Dyspepsia, and arrangement of the liver, the
source of nirmity and suffering and the cause
of innumerable deaths, yield to these eurativss.
in all cases however aggravated, acting as mild
purgative Alternative and tonic they relieve the
bowels, purify the fluids, and invlgorate the syE-
TEN and the constitution at the same time.
GENERAL wEAKNEsS--NERvoUs COMPLAINTS.
When all stimulants fail the renovating and
bracing properties Of these Pills give frmness to
the shaking nerves and enfeebled muscles Of the
victim of general debility
DELICATE FEMALES
All Irregularities and ailments incident to the
delicate and sensitive organs Of the sex are re-
moved or prevented by few doses of these mild,
but iufaliblc Alternatives. No mother who re-
regards her own or her children's health should
fail to have them within her reach.
SCIENTIFIC ENDORSEMENTS.
The London " Lancet" the London Medical
Review" and the most eminent of the faculty Of
Great Britain, France and Germany, have eulo-
gized the Pills and their inventor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-09
NJ O t / @ @.

Dated April %, 1857.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-09
Administrators Sale.

TT II E UNDERSIGNED. ADMINISTRATOR
i Of the estate OF J. c. School, dec, by order OF
the Probate Judge of Trinity County will expose
at public sale and to the highest bidder for cash
on Saturday. the 10th day of May, A. D. 1857, at
Strader's Ferry, on Trinity river, In said county
at the late residence OF the said J. c. Schoch, dec
the following property, to wit:
SIX MULES,
TWO HORSES,
SIX APPARAJOS,
ONE PACK SADDLE,
FOUR SETTS HARNESS.
TWO RIDING SADDLES i BRIDES,
FIVE TONS HAY,
ONE HAY PRESS,
1000 LBS. BARLEY,
1000 LBS POTATOES,
Also, lot of merchandise, consisting OF
Boots, Shoes, Clothing, Hardware, Candles
Tobacco &c. Also. Farming implements, such
as plows, harrows, hay forks, &c. Every variety
of articles usually kept at trading post will be
exposed for sale at the time and place above men
toned. The sale will commence at 10 o'clock, q.
m. of said day and continue until all the articles
are sold. ANTHONY HAGER, Admr:
Strader's Ferry. May 2, 1857. 1885,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-09

LoiLo,edy's Pills are the bestremedy kro,cn in he
rorld for the tollowing diseases:
asthma, Diarrhea, Digestion,
Bowel Compl'ts, Dropsy, Influenza,
Coughs, Debility, Inflammation,
Colds, Fever and Ague, Inward W'kns,
Chest Diseases, Female Complt Is, Liver Compls,
Costiveness, Dyspepsia, Headaches,
Lowness of Spirits, Piles,
Stone and Gravel, Secondary Symptoms,
Venereal Affections, Worms Of oil kinds.
- Sold at the Manufactures of Professor Hol-
loway, so Maiden Lane, n. York, and 244 Strand,
London. by all respectable Druggists and Deal
crs in Medicine throughout the United States and
the civilized world in boxes at 25 cts, 62t cts,
and 5 each.
gs-There is q considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
B-Directions for the guidance oi patient
in every disorder affixed TO each box
CAUTION None are genuine unless the words
Holloway, Ne,c York and London are discern
ible as a ,catermdrk in every leaf of the book or
directions around each pot or box; the same
may be plainly seen by holding the leaf TO the
light A handsome reward will be given to any
one rendering such information as may lead to
the detection of any party or parties counterfeit
ing the medicines or vending the same, knowing
them to be spurious.
August Q, 1856. " a.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-09
CANON CITY DIV. No.
FOR SALE.

TNHE subscriber being desirous of returning TO
L the eastern States, offers for sale at bargain
his claim and interest in q ditch leading from the
mouth of Weaver creek to the claims on Trinity
Bar. The ditch at present carries eight sluice-
heads of water, and the claims 1.-TWO in number)
are each l20 feet front and extending to the
bluff. And person wishing to purchase would do
we'll to call on the subscriber at his residence or
Trinity Bar, above the mouth of Weaver creek,
and examine the premises. E. C. BARR.
Trinity River, May 2, 1857 l5td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-09

Relig gious Notice.
REV. N. REAsoNER will preach at the Court
House on next Sunday at IL a. m. and p. m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-09
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having
Y claims against the estate OF Thomas Dough- +.
ty. deceased 10 exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers. within ten months after the date of this
notice to the undersigned administrator of said
estate. at the ofic" of J. Chadbourne, in Weaver
willie, County Of Trinity, and State OF California.
Those indebted TO said estate are requested to
come forward and settle the same
MEL DOUGHERTY.
administrator of said estate.
Weaver, April 27, 1857, l54t.
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THE WEEKLY MINNESOTIAN
GOD SEEN IN HIS WORKS.
BY XENErTE.

'Look through Nature up to Natures God"
When midnight DER the tranquil world
In solemn silence steals,
And the broad conclave of the sky
Cnnumbered worlds reveals
When scattered DER the distant heavens,
Ten thousand suns appear,
Who does not read Jehovahs name
In every rolling sphere.
When morning, from the glowing east,
Looks forth with glances sweet,
And earth embathed in 'dewy tears
His glad approach doth greet;
With thankful heart, refreshed and calm,
Go wander thou abroad,
And like dOcile scholar learn
lesson of thy God.
Let everything of breathing life
That greets thy breathing eve,
Each insect fiuttering on the wing,
Each bird that scars on high
Each plant each shrub, each lowly flower,
Each waving forest tree,
Each leaf that decks the summer bower,
Alike thy teacher be.
Go ask the ocean as it heayes
Its restless pillows high;
Ask the hoarse thunder as IL rolls
In grandeur through the sky;
Go stand on Hecla's summit, gray,
And watch the curling fame,
And ask, for they can well declare,
The greatness of his name.
Go where Niagara's thunder tone
Cnceasing echoes wake,
As wildly Ger the drowning ledge
Its rushing torrent breaks
Then view the rainboW's glowing arch.
That sweetly spans the food
And learn from all thine eyes behold
The greatness of thy God.
Learn from the lowlies flower that blooms,
Learn from the loftiest tree;
Learn from the lght-winged breeze that floats
In sweetness o'er the lea;
Learn from the wild-bird's plaintive song,
Learn from the insects winh,
From Nature learn, where'er thou art,
OF her CREATOR KING.
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Trial Of the FillibuSters. &c.

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.
The Fillbusters' examination was resumed
Yesterday. The defence promised to pro-
duce deed of transfer from German Fer
man Ferrar, Col. Kinney and Col. Fabeus,
assigning large interest in the Mosquito
6rant to A. 0. Nicholson of the Washing
ton Union, Fletcher Webster and Sidney
Webster.
The steamer Ericsson, from Liverpool,
Feb. 4th, arrived this morning She en-
countered very severe weather at the begin
ming of her voyage, and when in lat 1886,
and lon. 40, had one of her engines disabled.
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ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 81.

A letter to the Democrat, dated Lecomp-
ton, Feb. II, says that General Richardson.
Major r-General of the Kansas militia, and
member of the Territorial Council, died at
Lecompton on the 18th inst.
The U. S. deputy Marshal arrested Can't.
Walker few days since. He was examin-
ed by Judge Cato, and held to bail in the
sum of $l3, 700. ~
The bill giving county judges jurisdic-
tion over criminal cases, has passed. By
this law people may be tried before these
petty courts without jury or an indict-
ment.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. %.

David Hume of Virginia proceeded to the
Pension Office this morning to demand re-
traction of the charge by D. G. Lee, clerk
in that office, that he (Hume) had picked
Lees pockets at the Presidents reception
last night, Lee declined to retract, when
Hume struck him with stick. Lee there
upon shot him dead with pistol, and soon
after gave himself up to the officers.
Great excitement prevails, particularly in
the west end of the government depart
ments.
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SATURDAY, MARCH 7.

cAiCRDA1 MAhCH Z.
Council met at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. The call
still pending.
On motion of Mr.. Freeborn, the Council
took recess until o'clock, p. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Council met at O'Clock, p. M.
On motion took recess until half-past
seven o'clock, P. NJ.
EVENING SESSION.
Pursuant to adjournment the Council met
at half-past seven o'clock.
AT five minutes to twelve o'clock, mid
night, MIR. Setter in the chair, all the spec
tators who were not entitled to place in
side the bar were directed to retire with
out.
Mr.. Ludden, in order, as he stated, to
make report, moved that the vote by which
the Council refused to dispense with further
proceedings under the call be re-considcred.
Which motion prevailed and further pro-
ceedings under the call were dispensed
with.
Mr.. Ladden, from the Committee on In
corporations, then reported various bills back
without amendment or recommendation.
MIR. Freeborn, from the Committee on En-
rolled Bills made the following report:
REPORT.
The Committee on Enrolled Bills would
respectfully report:
That owing to the absence of the chair
man OF this committee, Bill No. 62 G. F., be-
ing bill for the removal of the seat of gov
ernment of the Territory of Minnesota, in
troduced by Mr.. Lowry on the 9th of Feb
ruary, 1857, has not been reported by this
committee back to the Council.
Your committee would further state that
the above named bill might have been re-
ported back to the Council at this time, but
that after examining the Enrolled copy of
said'bll which was delivered to this commit
tee with the Engrossed bill by the Secretary
OF the Council, in presence Of the Enrolling
Clerk of the Council, and carefully compar-
Ing the same, we find numerous e., -ors in the
Enrolled copy-some portions of the En-
crossed bill being left out of the Enrolled
copy, and matter being inserted in the En-
rolled copy which is not in the Engrossed
Bill. ~
Your committee cannot, therefore. report
the said Bill No. 90, as correctly Enrolled
but retain the same in their possession. sub
ject to the order cf the Council. -
All of which is respectfully submitted.
(Signcd)
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ROCKFORD, Feb. q

-. -, hoCkFORD, Feb. Il.
In the case of Alfred Countryman for thu
murder of John F. Taylor, Sheriff of Win
nebago county, which has been in progress.
for the past two days, the jury returned
verdict of wilful murder. aaiaT .-i %
His counsel have moved for new trial.
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JOSEPH ROLETTE.
VIM. FREEBORN,
Committee on Enrolled Bills.

COMMITTEE on Enrolled Bills.
Mr. Ludden moved that q committee of
two be appointed to wait on his Excellency
the Governor, and enquire if he has any
further communication to make to the
Council.
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BOsToN. Feb. 27.

BOSTON, FeD. II.
Hon. Hannibal Hablin sent in his resigna-
ton as Governor of Maine on Wednesday.
Inc duties OF the office are assumed by the
Hon. James W. Williams, President of the
Senate.
Mr.. Hamlin departs in day or two for
Washington, to resume his senatorial dnties.