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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

TnosE soALrING KNivEs.-In relation to the fact
shat in schedule of articles recently furnished the
Indians OF the plains, there appeared large item of
scalping knives, the Louisville Journal says:
It seems most extraordinary US that the admins.
traton includes two thousand four hundred scalping
knives in the schedule of articles to be presented by
our Government to the Indians Most certainly the
furnishing of implements to barbarians for the mu.
tation OF dead bodies ust DO considered dsgraceful
to the government OF any civilized people Why
does not our administration present the savages with
some improved instrument for skinning their white
and red victims or send them specimens of improved
faggots for burning their prisoners at the stake?
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

sIxIENE CouR DISTRACT CHARLES BIGLIONE vs. sEs
de Ia N1nyelle Orleans. 5 GREANCIERS-No. 55i2
I'm VERYU dun ordre de yente rendu lie
- u de Deeembre 1885, ct moi addresse par Honorable
Sxieme Cour de District de Ia Eohvee Orleans, dams aare
eaessus, procedera YENDREDI 5 de janvcr 1855 midi
de Ia Cite rue de Ia Commune entire lea d Camp
ct ds Magasns le compe Ceaneies de nsolyabe
Ia yente Puhlique ct adjGdic iion de
uN TERRAIN stue dams lie Qnatreme District de cette
vie dams cette pare du dit District cidevan M
sous lie nom de fsuboug Livaudais ct desgne E
uueto HUT de Pet trente le plan Original
dit taubourg, dresse par Buisson, yoycr
S2 ct depose en- eude de G. r. Snger, sutreois
pubic de cee Vile mesurant cnqnane pieds face la
yates sur nne de yng cling peds borne dna
core par lie numero Sept ct deiantre par lie nune Neu En-
Sembe Ayec oues les eorations Qu
terrain; conssant mason basse bois deux
chainbres deux cabinets petite cuisine cour
Abandonne par l'insovable ses Creanciers.
CohDlTloNs-Comptan moment de l'adjudicaion.
- II. T. PARKER,
dl4 20 jas IL 10 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

SIXTH DISTRICT CouRT} CHARLES BIGLIoNE VS.. HIS
OF New Orleans. 5 CREDITORS-No b5l2.
by VIRTUE of aud In obedience to an or
bde Of sale rendered December 2h 1851 directed
by the Honorable the Sixth District Court of New Orleans
the above entitled matter will proceed to sell Public
en, at the City Hotel Common street, between Camp and
Magazine streets, FrID AY, the Fifteenth January
1855 at L. O'clock NJ for of the
vent, the following described property, viz
L0f OF GROUND, situated in The Fourth District 49,
q This city in that part of said District formerly known
the faubontg Livauda and designated by the E
Eight of square hundred and thrtyfour original
plan of said auborg made by B. Buissou the
fifth of November, 1882, and deposited in the office r.
.rngeT late notary public Of this CITY, measuring fifty feet
FIVE feet bounded side by Seven
side by lot No Nine Together with all the improve
rooms, two cabinets and small kitchen in the yard
Surrendered by said insovent to his Creditors.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
Il. T. PARKER,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

HS f'0sWTER,s STE SLAVE DEPOT, l57 COMMON
Meene Fe ffspf sass CsG on a @st
ers Grd General House Servants. Also buys and sellh
the 5d " ne e sayes s % Sas sss ps
the best depot in the city, for the cofsr
of Slaves.
SSa ,,JUsr ARRIVED, WITH 4 LARGE Lot OF
niseksm!ns, House oagpsniers, Cooks, washers and
~ irenes seanstresses and House Servants The uud,r
he offers io sale for cash or approved paper HAiANs
sell smd&W. IoHN R. SMITH.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-NTsLAID OR STo
Goodrich Co.. of Mrs i. W Cook draft Co.
and any information vii! bs asespta6'S;
State Benktertiheate dated Tth Sf January 1858, No.
S % ss s1si'SS n THs os last Oen in he
ms sp.tlw6vs W. H. MERIwETHER
ME IMPROVED mcCHEsNEY WASH-
L ING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for sale by the sub
IL BeS M Se.sncs m e o 4 r. r. @ #
I ss SS Aoo street ThfTs Gin nay ee
trial ard i thsy give satisfaction return and the
mGRs, gs " viii be refunded j. n pASGHERIY u sIo
RulLDINts MATERIAL, BRICKS, FIREWooD,
ss@sa Hand HgntS NATERiS ia ijahAia sasb a.
Ess tstS Eas5h French Imefisaa Fire. Fire:
Orders from tie country promptly ant carefully attended
To- aH3 ly
aNDINs * LALL.A RooKH from Bordeaux
50 cases, iGo er boxes, sardnes.
EEsr E, sale by GRAFfSS1I,o cSoMeAGFRE CO.,
ozl % custOmhouse street
4 @sHs4'hf .s.s AEs SsS SEgs!ysD S5 AND
40 Common street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30
LEGAL NOTICES.

srooF ps1EeT oF JOIN NoA
WHEREAS Edward Pilsbury has petit
w the Eourt for Letters of CurBorhp vacant
estate of the late John MeAister, ntestue-
Notice hereby given all whom ii may concern to show
cause within days, why the prayer of petitioner
should not be graGted f
By order of the Court
z. s. WILT Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

Tha hcoE.keepsr who fell from acolumn Of figures
" still in critical state.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30


A CosrRAsr--P Party Ostyucism and hsiipiduai
Generosity. Tho policy of"rotation in office, y car
rie to the EXTREMIST Of extremes by the Democratic
hnctionAries in Washington ID remorselessly put in
force against Democratic Victims for want of others.
correspondent Of the philadelphia Inquirer relates
Tho following incident creditabe to but one of the
rakties concerned
The scipline Of party compeIs the officials Of tile
Honse to Efaks& clean sweep In their appointments
and not one Of them has been LETT free agent In
the case OF the doorkoeper, the whole matter is in the
hands Of selfc0nstituted committee Of which dis
tingushed member from Virginia is the head, which
distributes the various positions nominally in his
gift, without reference to him. A curious circun-
stancd worth relating is told in this connection as
having occurred daT or two ago. The chairman Of
this committee brought stalwart young Irshnan to
the CAPITOL to introduce him to his new station and
its former occupant, whom he requested to explain
To- him bis duties The new conner looked at the man
be was about TO dsplace and discovered that he was
cripple. On asking him how he had become thus
mutilated he told that he had been shot and cut
to pieces in the battle OF Bnena Vista, left FOR
dead onthe field and only recovered to find himself
hopelessiy MANNED for life. The generous.hearted
fellow looked first vt one and then the other, and
finally blurted out, as he turned on his ee II this
mans place is the only one You have got for me I,l
not have it at all !" Such an incident as this is cer
tainly refreshing amid the wild hunt for Office
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

DEUxEME couR nIsrRIorl WILLIE DE LA E'LLE-ORLE.
de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans. 5 ANS VS. J. L pOLIOLE.
No. 12,4SO.
I'm VERTU dun writ de fierf facias n mol
~ adresse par Phonorabe Deuxieme Cour
Noueeile Orleans dams raae cdessus ceera le VEN
DREDI 10 de janver 1858 midi Hotel de Ia Cite de
la Commune entire les du Camp des Magans Ia
publique ct adjudication de-
UN CERTAIN TERRAIN sitne dams lie Deuxieme ssA
District de cette rle dams ilet No. 45 dit Gn7
sure soxante peds face chemn u Bayou cnquante
six pieds de profondeur.
Ensemble les baisses ameorations qu existent des-
LIE tout saisi daps laiiaire ci dessus.
C0NDITI0NS-Comptant moment de Fadjudication.
L. I. PARKER
dl4 25 Jas II Is Sheriff de la Paroisse d,OfIasus
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT B. EGAN Steamer WIN BAIRD
a Fl hcIlhenny vs.. Same-J.
of B.Ward VS.. SHme--G r. .Carradne
Same Nos. l1715, ll7lT,
pY VIRTUE of four yvrits of fierf facIas
~ against f. Mitchell, OF the Wm. Baird,
directed by the Honorable the Fourth District
Orleans in the above entitled John NJ Bell Sheriff.
and by said late Sheriff to transferred will sell
public auction the City Hotel street.
Camp and Magazine streets SATURDAY, the I'd day of
January, 1858, at IL O'Clock NJ
The Steamer WIN. BAIRD together with all FYuy.
her furniture, tackle, apparel machinery, etc,
sissipp river, and opposite the city of New Orleans.
Seized in the above suits
TERMS-fhis being the second and auction
Steamer will be deGniyey adudcated highest
bidder for whatever she will bring, twelve
furnishing bond with good security
il five cent interest from date privilege
said Steamer until fnals ayment.
pIREER
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

FOURTH DISTRICT GouRT BELL, DIXON co. vs. Fl. A.
Of New Orleans. JUDD aud W. W. MITCHELL.
No. 1891
pY VIRTUE of alias writ of fferI faclas
against w W Mitchell, and TO directed by the Honor
able the Fourth District Court Of New Orleans
titled will proceed sell public auction
City Hotel Common street between Camp and Mag azne streets
MONDAY the lih day of January 1885, at l2 O'clock NJ
The slave SUZAE, aged about twenty years,
and her two children.
Seized IN the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
+. T. PARKER,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

Tan ADMINISTRATIONS AND GEsERAL WALKEE.---
The hostility Of the Administration to the regenera
ton of Nicaragua cannot longer be doubted. II
saued an arbitrary and tyannica order that no yes
gel should be permitted to clear from the ports Of
Mobile and New Orleans, for Nicaragua, and now We
learn that by the last Central American packet from
New York, positive orders were sent to prevent any
accession to Gen. Walkers forces. The administra
zion y desirous that Walker and bis few brave follow
eFsshall be pieces by the cowardy Costa Rcans
as an example, We suppose to fiIibusters generally
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO i, !. o. o. F. meet
No. q Odd Fellows Hail. Brothers cordially invited Il
attend. OicersGersrd Stih Degree Master Francis Rawle
Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30
sHERIFFs SALES.
FOURTH DISTRICT CouRr ID. APPLETON 4 co. VS.. A.
Of MYGATT co. Same VS., Same.

rosHrH DsEa'r es y. H Same a.
4. ,s g
New Orleans s'S ID tIe above snsd will proceed
at public auction the 9Th day of january 1885,
TE CON TENTS Il Ne Book aua Stationery Store No 40
Of Of ssa ,sa
annam payable ~ A. in Quarterly notes of ss2s each.
TERsFor contents said store cash the spot and
for The the asume the Of the rent
B-ca,sogses now be obtained by applying to The
dl7 q % jal Sheriff. Of the Parish Of Orleans
rouss. p.s1scr counr BERNARD KENpIa VS. sIcH'D
~ VII of writ of and % Sale
e I BY as hs nth
& nsoS as s ss city
Z & lay % sn' u.s. ss' a's
clara sFs ssF sep S saa ss sr @ named
SsIss EKMsnfsss in ,hs shovs ov *. snis saot &4a
Sheriff of Il; IL. /; Parish a2ss5S i orisans.
q RI
ES XEMTu ss,l d dim n writ de saisle It xente
la Orleans dams afsire ci.dessu proceders
JEuDI 81 decemb5e, 1857 midi rH6te de i cs dc
pqsSss nsmnse ear. goun.
saisie dams l,ahaire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Padjudication.
n3O do 10 rs 81 Sheriff de la Paro'sse Orleans.
sEeoSp sI psTasr oouRr CITY q oE e NEW oRtEANs
e e. Eit fae.ss
New Orleans the above entitled will proceed sell
aa PSs ns ct s city 5 ss
ary 1855 IL O'Clock M the following described properly
CERTAIN IN LOT OF GROUND situate in tue Fourth r.
m FtDpX
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

QuArRIExE CouR DISTRICT WHEELER GEDDEs L co.
de Ia Nouvee-0rieans. VS.. Mitchell Geo Almndnger
-. H. No. 11,734.
adresse lhonora6le QuatrieIne Cour De District Ia
Nouvee Orleans, dams laire cidessu VEN
DREDI 20 de janver 1885, midi H6,el Cite
la Commune entire les du Camp des Magasns
publiQue ct adjudication de-
LA MACHINE A DRAGUER, actueenent dams le Canal
de Dessechement dn Premier District.
Saisie dams afaire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de REHABILITATION.
+. T. PARKER,
d2S ai l6 % 20 Sheriff de Ia
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

of New Orleans 5 L. DOLIOLE-No IL 4S0
RY VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facias to me
- drec ed by the Honorable the Second District Court OF
New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed sell
at public auction at the City Hotel Common street
Camp and Magazine Streets FRIDAY, the 18th day of
Jannny 1855 at Il O'Clock NJ the following described prop
ery, viz
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Sc n.A
cond District of this city, in square No. As sal lot
uring sixty feet front Bayou Road by fifty
depth.
Together with the buildings and improvements thereon
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot.
f. T. PARKER
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30
SHERIFFS SALES.
THIRD DISTRICT CouRr j JosEPH ISRAEL VS. HIS CRED
OF, New Orleans. ITORS-No I1,Slb.


THIRD DISTRICT CoURr JOSEPH ISRAEI, HIS CRED
Of New Orleans. s. ITORS-No il,SI6 -
DYVIRTUE of and In obedience to an order
by the Honorable the Third District Cont af Nav
the above entitled matter will 10 e pnbc anttio
On MONDAY the lh day Of January 1855 and succeeding
days l0s O'Clock A. Nj on the premises for account 81
Inc creditors " said nsolyent-- = ~ = -N V
THE CONTENTS OF A DRY GOODS STORE situated at
Iii street. District Of this city
tory to be seen nj my office. -
Also nnexpred said store ending on
the @ day Of September 1855 at the ra;e
able monthly. 51f 7A4- = -
And said the hour of O'Clock p M on the
premises " 4 ,B5sst g}sgEf W. -
The Fixtures Of Store situate at the corner Of Thaa and
AIDES streets, in the First District OF this city.
cash on the spot and for the lease The
pay falls due balance ef the price Of adj
Indication If any cash on tho spot.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

sEooSD y DISTRICT couRr} CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs.
VIRTUE Of a writ of fieri facfas to me
- directed by the Honorable the District Court OF
New Orleans in the above entitled proceed
at public auction the City Hotel Common street
Camp and Magazine streets, TUESDAY l2th day Of
january 1855 at IL O'Clock NJ, the following described prop
erty VIZ - FN'
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situate in the First uax
District of this city, in the No. LOT
iring twenty tive leet front BaronRe
dred and two feet in depth. 1870
Together with all buildings and
Seized in the above suit.
TERAS-Cash the spot.
+. T, PARKER
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-02-20

THE LATEST STYLES OF CLOAKS &
l CAPEs just received; also Cloths and Trimmings
Of every style It BOBlNSON'S.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-02-20

is nearly deserted. Judge Of the state in
which we are. The lcttcr-boxcs arc shut,
and every person wishing to post a letter must
deliver it personally into the hands of a clerk.
Since the explosion of the powder magazine
and tho arrest Of Milano, more than 500 per-
sons have been arrested, and of these certain
" not more than 100 have been released.
Received by telegraph at Liverpool.
Pans, Friday.-Tho Court of Cessation
having rejected Vergers appeal yesterday, the
assassin was executed this morning. He was
greatly depressed, and it was found necessary
to carry him to the scafold.
Nergcr was executed on the Place de lo
Boquette. lie crossed the threshold Of the
prison supported on one side by the able
Hugon, and on the other by the exocutonor.
On reaching the platform, Verger fell on his
knees he then threw himself into the arms
Of the able Hugon, and submitted himself TO
the exccutionor.
NAPLES. Jan. pa period has been fixed
within which the political prisoners must de-
eide whether they will emploro the Royal
clemcncy, or suffer transportation A decree
has been issued ehocting certain reforms in
the postal system. Other DEGREES Of reform
are expected.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-02-20
CONCERTS.

We understand that Mr.. j. c. DoLLoFF assisted by
Mr.. n LEvErr, designs to give two three Musical
Entertainments at Montpelier commencing this CFr-
day evening. Mr.. d. comes with high recommends
TONS and from one by Rev. G. Nj. MERRIAM, we copy
the following
For an era is dawning In which the power Of Music
benefit, well entertain, will be prominent feature
When the Concert will not be devoted 20 songs Of
questionable sentiment, and far more questionable
influence but high tone Of moral and sacred sent
ment, and influence, that will place music among the
many noble used for the elevation Of the Of
Such enterprise Is being inugarated By Mr.
j. G. DOLLOff, who is entertaining his audiences
through the country with this and praiseworhy style
Of Concerts. Let say all lovers Of the beautiful
and true receivc such one" l feel the
est an this appeal nasnuch the present efforts Of Mr.
D., Of natory character and upon the response
Of the public 20 such good effort depends the
Of this reform in Concert singing II wish 20 render
nauseous article unsuitable, must offer better
There thousands who would 20 10 the Concert room
it were worthy Of patronage, who stay away 50
that while vulgar lays keep away many, that VIII N IL
better keep away one is sordid and circdscbod
while the other is eevating and enlarged.
Mr.. Dollof having come 20 this place highly recon-
mendcd from ClcrgymeH and others from various parts
succeeded in obtaining the Baptist church here, for
Of his reputable Concerts, and having sustained the anti
cpatons usually raised by spirited notices. cordially
recommend him and his pursuit wishing God speed, and
success in finding favor in the eyes Of all the people,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-02-20

In vorshire Jan GOTH Miss Laura Jane Church, aged
% years. a.,
In rhe,trd Fob. ih, Mrs Martha Fhsson, aseo io'
years and months
In Plainfeld Fob. l0th Clara A., daughter n 3. u.
and II. A. Gale, aged 10 years.
In Walden, Jan. 81 Sarah G. Williams, daughter ot
Thomas and Mary Williams, aged y y ars aud .
months
In this village, 10Th inst. Willie youngest son or I'd
win c. and Priscilla Holmes, aged years.
San=as suggested bg me death Of hHic Willie Holmes
o, God forgive MS the disirust
Deep agony hath wrought
OF desperation doubtless Just
With hidden mcrccs iraught
But when an idol is removed,
Although from Earth 20 Heaven.
Our hearts rebel, that one so how'd
Should have been lent, not given.
o. hard, and harder yet to bear,
The sustain,
While memory will not forhoar
To ambrOtypc our pain.
We own that we should be resigned
Aud put 10 God our trust;
Yet human sclfshncss Is blind.
Nor secs that God Is just.
Hence we should solcunly invoke
The Faith, too seldom gv'n.
That secs Mis mercy in thc stroke,
4 soul transferred To Heaven.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-02-20
NO FAMILY

Can afford to be without Mustang Lniment in their
house, The many accidents are liable TO, may render
ii necessary any moment and nothing capable Of per-
forming such a certain cure (ErtractJ sin lifting the
kettle from the fire it caught and scaled my hands and
person very seyerelyone hand almost 10 crisp. The
torture was unbearablc II was an awful sight. .
The Mustang Eminent appeared to extract the pain al
most immediately. It healed rapidly and LEFT Of
account CHAs. FosrEn, f2) broad street. Phiiadei-
phia" 1t is truly wonderful article. 1t will cure any
case Of Swoling Burns, Stiff Joints, Eruptons Rheu-
mahsn. For Horses itshould be dispensed with.
One Dollars worth of Mustang has frequently saved a
valuable horse. 1t cures Galds sprains, Ringbonc,
SPAWN and Founders. Berare Of limitations Sold in
an parts Of the habitable Globe.
BARNas & PARK, PROJECTORS, New York 25lm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-02-20

WICKING-lO bales for sale by
w Nov. 27. STORRS & FULLER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-02-20

The admission of Graham n. Fitch, frau
IDENTIFY assuming to be Senator from Indiana,
TO a seat in the L. s. Senate, was as gross an
infringement ON precedent as has ever been
committed by a Legislative body. The motion
tie refer his bogus credentials to the Judiciary
Committee was defeated by "a strict party vote,
Messrs Thompson and Crttonden, of Ken
lucky, only joining their names TO those of
the minority. Theyeas on the motion were
Messrs. Colamer, Crittenden, Fessenden,
Foot, Foster, Hale, Harlan, Nourse, Seward,
Thompson Of Kentucky, Wade, Wilson.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-02-20

ASHES The market is irn, with omall sales at 3lc
per H. cash for Pots and Pearls. The stock " both Is
very light
GRAIN. The receipts Of Corn have been very light
and prices have advanced The sales Of southern yell
low have been al S6 soc for old and ~ SIC for new
old yellow at the close selling SOC per bush, in small
lots wanted In white and mixed nothing has been
done and prices nominal Oats have been IN fair dem8ud
at 80 81 lie per bashel for Northern and Canada.
wanted by the trade and for foreign export 26lO bush
Canada sold at Die per bush. White Beans are In fair
demand at 81 50a ~ ~ per bush 20 quality extra
Pea and Marrow selling at 81 2j 81 - per bush In
Canada Peas the sales have been small at 90 % 2 per
bushel.
HAY. The market better supplied with Hay, and the
sales have been at Slaa go per tun, cash
HOPS Sales II 100 bales az 7c cash, and $50 bales
terms We did not learn
PROVISIONS Dressed Hogs are steady az 10 lie
per 10. Butter is firm and prices higher. The sales
have been q 25c for New York and Vermont d1iros,
good aud choice selling "a Bic per 10 and Western
and Cauda l6 Ole. Ia Cheese the sales have been
az - a II i2c per No. for common aud good.
WOOL. There is hun feeling for fleece and pulled
WOOL with good demand. The sales have been lO0,-
0l0 lbs at fall prices. In foreign the transactions have
been 300 bales smyrna, Cordova and Cape at various
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-02-20
DEATHS.

In Groton, jan 25, Susan, daughter of Baldwin and
Susan Martin, aged 10 years.
In Salem, Mass, Jan. s. very suddenly Mrs. Marcia
L. wife of John H. Abbott and daughter OF Valentine
Wilmot Esq, OF Thetford Vt, aged % years and
months.
In Ncwbury, Jan 2Ist, Samuel Powers, aged 81. The
deceased native Of Nawbury and resident OF the
all his life. He born less than four years after
the first white made his residence here. He Of
Rev. Peter Powers the first minister Of Newbury whose
parish included Hayerhil. n. IL. At the time Of the
birth Of Mr. Powers, Concord and charestown, ~ H.,
the nearest neighboring settlements 10 Newbury
and Haverhill.
la Thetford, Feb. End, Miss Jemima Haws, aged
about 80.
In Dan,ille, Jan. %, Of consumption, Mrs Lucinda,
wiie Of Simeon Harvey. in the 62d year Of her age.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-02-20
ANOTHER BLACK HAWK HORSE

The splendid Black Hawk horse, owned by
Snow Town Of Montpelier,--fve years old
and the fastest Of his age and an excellent
stock horse-is dead. An examination was
made by two physicians, who concurrod in
the opinion that his death was occasioned by
poison
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-02-20
MarriaGes.

In Newbury, Feb. 2nd, by Rev, z. p. Ray, Mr., Oil
S. Davis, Of Sonora Cal, and Miss Emily r. East
man, of Newhury
In Randolph, Feb, G. by Rev. Mr. Wheeler, Mr.. d.
Milton Morse aud Miss Mary A. Cahi both Of Brook
field.
In Hardwek, Jan. 25ih by Mr. H. Blake Jr., Mr.
Philemon W. Cross Of H., and Miss Amanda NJ Por-
ter, Of nanviilc
In Mount Holly, Jan. 26, by Rev. David Bosworh,
Mr.. W. W. Gilmore Of Shrewsbury, and Miss Cornelia
Billings Of Warren
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-02-20

The Rutland Herald contains an account Of
a snow slide at Castloton on Sunday last
The horse barn and wagon shed of Merlin
Clark of Casteton, was completely demolish-
cd bv a snow slide from the hill back Of his
house. and the house and family were only
saved By the obstruction il there met As it
was. the doors and windows were broken,
and the house filled with snow, water and ice.
One child in the cradle was completely cover
ed but was rescued without injury; others of
the family barely escaped. Mr. Clark and
the eldest son were away to church at the
time One horse was covered up with the
ruins but was not killed. Various agricul-
tural implements such as wagons sleds &c,
were stored in the building which were much
damaged. The loss is estimated at from two
to three hundred dollars-Ere Press.