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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-02


FTyHE ONLY ROUFEb By through tickets to Washington
procured. to which point we'll Baltimore,
Is shortest, most direct and every respect the reliable
Tickets New York enabled reach the cities Baltimore
Philadelphia and New York, az the Of ticket New York
OuI, thus enabling business and travellers for pleasure
information visit four o. the principal cities in the Union for
less cost than can be afforded By any other route.
Aud is the only by which Through Tickets had
u Richmond Norfolk Winchester, Fredericksburg, ana Peters
burg, Va; Charleston Savannah Macon Atlanta Augusta
Berkley Springs and Bedford Springs.
Passengers from Nashville take the Stage Coaches Of Carter
Thomos, the Cumberland river, Louisville
Connecting there with the United States Mail Cncin
Hat with the Jacksonville Railroad indianapolis Ind
maks direct connection Columbus Ohio with the Central
Ohio Railroad Wheeling whence close with the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad made Washington City, Bat
ll0re Philaielp hia and New York.
IL Passengers holding Through Tickets from Memphis
transferred Cairo the Of the Illinois Centred Railroad
from thence passing through Haute indianapolis Dayton
and Neua, Columbus Three Daily Trains leave Columbus
10 A NJ 3.3O p. NJ. and y. p. NJ.
III = Travellers requested notice that while this the
Oly route adordng Through Tickets ~ te Eastern Cities
the charged by other lOrE only, il Is
also the sl0rt speedy and direct all the leading points
in the East. The distance from Columbus Baltimore only
SO miles, being about 100 miles shorter New York than by any
consequently less detention, than by any other.
II , The read is baasted with broken and is entirely
free from dust.
For further information please apply to D. C. RUsEY, agent
Nashville, Tenn.
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville at the Office Of the
l. S. Mail steamers, the Jeders0nve Railroad Ofice
Main street. WM. $ 1pODSIDE,
Master TranspOrJatiO p & o. r. r.
JOHN N. SHARP, General Western Agent.
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I, c. O. Brewer Clerk Of the Crcut Cou for said county,
certify foregoing and perfect copy Of s record
approved in my oc, the sane being had &c tls Lay term Of e.
Circuit Court for C0l, being complete copy 0 John Charles
report Collector for the year l57 Gvea
hand a Office, this 18Th day Of May, l55s-
may9G-H3 G. C. BREWEE, CLERK.
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Three Daily Trains from Pittsburg

81 &szzas.elszszzass..-.
Three Daily Trains from Pittsburg
TO Philadelphia.
NRAINS leave Pittsburg follows Mail A. NJ. East Line
III ) P NJ Express Mail 9.40, p. NJ.
Tie Express Mail daily, e other Sundays excep ted
making DIRECT CONNECTIONS with all trgins from St.
LOUIS Mo- Dubuque, keouk and Iowa City, Iowa; Cairo Rock
island and Chicago, illinois, Lexington and Louisville, Ky
IeTre lautei indianapolis and Lafayette, Indiana Cincinnati
Columbus Dayton Toledo, Clcvelond, GAINESVILLE, Crste
Maon' and Mooser Ohio. Also Kansas, Nebraska
nesota, and
ALL POINTS IN THE WEST.
FARE AS Low AS ANY OTHER ROUTE
Passengers from the West rely upon as being the short
est and most expeditions route to Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
New York AL all Eastern cities.
aug2I Passenger Lines, Penn. Rsirosd. PbiI,a
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Central Ohio and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroads.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH!

RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS OHIn,-AN
BALTIMORE, q HOURs.
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For Philadelphia, New York, &c.
PROM
savannah and Charleston.

savannah and Charleston.
CABIN PASSENGERS TO PHILADELPHIA, SIS
Excursion Tickets good for returung up January l.
1853, S2j
Tickets from Philadelphia Niagara Falls furnished
ty the Agents at Charleston and Savannah, G
The wel-knowu rst class side-wheel Steam Fs.-fe.
Ships, KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. e.. J.. %-G=s-Tss-
MAEsIErls, and STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt. =ls4I5Is
y. j. GARvIN, A-z2--zl4a
Now form Weekly Line for the North, leaving Charleston and
Savannah alternate Saturdays, follows:
The Keystone State, from Charleston May 9Th, I'D June 5h'
18Th July 3d. 18th, and lst, c leaving Philadelphia the alter
Saturdays.
The State Of Georgia. from Savannah, May 1st, l5th 29th
June th 18th; July ulh and 2ih, &c, leaving Philadelphia
the alternate Saturdays
For safety and comfort having superior State Rooms, these
Ships surpassed by any the One hundred miles
Of this route Delaware river and the B3ytwo nights
FOR NIAGARA FALLS, THE LAKES, AND CANADA.
Z SHORTEST AND Cheapest ROUTE.
This line connects Philadelphia with the Northwestern
Railroad Route through 20 Niagara Falls Buffalo, in 10 hours
from Philadelphia Through Tickets with hd privilege Of stop
ping Philadelphia and intermediate points, for sale by the
Agents Savannah
Fare Niagara Buffalo, s23; Elmira sol; CaDadagua,
So. c A. GBEINER 4 CO.,
Agents Savannah.
T. S. & r. q. BUDD,
apriI23-d3m Agents Charleston.
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Cabin Passage from Charleston TO
New York,
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS,
United STATES MAIL LINE Of New York and Charles
Ships through in 4S to SO hoUrs-sani- weekly.
The Steam Ship LO,lH1JiI, lSOO NJ. Berry
mander.
-AIshrHie, 1900 tons, W. J. Poster, Commander.
Marion 1861 Jous, W. J. Foster, Commander.
JtEs Adysr, 1900 tons, $ c. Turner Commander.
S0uthey70y, LOCO tons, /. NJ. Marry, Commander.
R-Eep LEAVES Ad-sr's Warves every Wednesday
sEs. and Saturday after the arrival Of the from
-6szls AsL4 the south and West, sat high water
a1-2 Iless Steamships all built expressly for
this line and for safety comfort aud speed unvalled the
Coast.
Tables supplied with every luxury; attentive
Commanders, will insure travellers hy this line every possible
comfort and accommodation.
Cabin passage, S25
Storage passage,
For freight or passage, having elegant State Room accomm0da
ti0ns apply % HENRY MUSHROOM, & Co, Agents.
may27 ST Charleston. s C.
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=
RMTlI. EHs mENGEfENs dealer in HARDWARE CUTLERY,
w Guns, Tools. c.-Is opening at his establishment
NJ. AZ Market street, next door NJ. Burns large and we'll
selected stock Of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns &C. which he intends
Offering exceedingly for prompt dealers
time Among the leading articles hand, will be found
the following, viz:
Pocket and Table Cutlery Carpenters and Blacksmith
Tools Of every description and make large assortment
Hinges Flush and Square Bolts ShOye
Spades Forks GTinstJne, Cnks and Eoers Rifles
Pistols; Single barrel Mill, Cross
and PIT saws: Cotton Horse Cards: Trace, Halter
Wagon Log Chains Hames and Collars Picks and Mat
tocksi Curry Combs and Horse Brushes.
XNOOD THINGS FOR THE IDEAR PEO-
II PIE. We received direct from manufacturer,
Macaboy, Carrots Scotch
Andersols Amulet fine Chewing Tobacco,
keep the finest Virginia Chewing and Smoking To-
baCcO, and the best Havana Cigars in the market.
J. W. LANGLEY & co.
mar 10 A Union street.
SLIGHTLY AHEAB.--WE HAVE RECENTLY
- secured the exclusive agency for ibis State, for the sale Of
Halsey & B0okers and Capt l.. Suits celebrated brands OF
Virginia Chewing Tobacco This Agency includes all their
brands, enables sell Factory prices We Caudidy
bdieye give better bargain than
offered this city, stock Of Tobacco, snuff and
ars largest and best assorted that has
Kept in this city.
J. ". LANGLEY & co.
apl LIT a Union street, 2d door from Bank of
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FURMAN & co.

NO ?. PUBLIC SQUARE, NEAR THE WIRE BRIDGE,
IMPORTERS WHOLESALE DEAIERs
AMERICAN, BRITISH GERlLAE FRENCH d ITALLAY
DRY GOODS.
EETE now receiving stock Spring and Sum
Goods, embracing all the varieties and designs
the examination stock all that viii be
ceay convince the closest buyers that able and will
ing 70 offer
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS TO THE TRADE.
Our stock is complete every line Of goods and merchants
sending in their orders may rely upon sending them
Fresh Goods, have nothing else in house,
AND AT REDUCED PRICES.
All buyers visiting market recruit their stocks viii End
selecting this goods
every advantage been Of the markets that money and
experience possess.
Our prices viii be found regular and uniform always.
II p We viii offer no Bats to catch the Unwary.
spTf2I-2m FURMAN & co.
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Of -, and ---, Of -, in the State
Of hereby guaranty that in the foregoing bid
any Of the Glasses therein named be accepted,
he or they will within days after the receipt 0f the contract
at the post named navy agent designated execute Tie
tract for the ame good aud sufficient sureesi and IN
case shall fail 70 contract aOre-
said guaranty good the difference between the oHer
u the said --@u md that which may be accepted
Signatures 81 Two guaraRt0rs. D.
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SoUfHERE PacIFlc h41LRoAD.-hilh regard E.
the recent prejudieial movements in Texas 50 fo-
close q deed Of trust executed By the President.
the Company, on the 10th Of October, 1857, ] her.
70 request eli peFsons heretofore authorized to
OF receive stock subscriptions, to return an mons
received, 10 cancel al subscription received at Fl
pleasure Of those subscribing. This IS Just to tf
and alike proper 70 agents aud myself
The Trnst Deed referred 10, IS held b. able lee
gentlemen 80 faras called upon,l without except
10 be void and sale under it viii convey no si.s
and further, thai a bill fled in the Federal Couf
Texas, win reinsiate the stockholders Of the es
pany to the road rights and franchises This
The opinion, after full and thorough investigated
the charter, Trust deed, and the faots o. smins
lawyers.
Il is bat frank to admit that such sala and q,
litigation necessarily ensuing between purohas.
and stockholders. must prove highly disaasroas.
net destructive, to this great work The fees.
touching this and ell other matters impaired to I'd
stockholders and the patriotic masses, may be e1-
Pseted a. the meeting Of shareholders, On tbe "a 9
June, in New Orleans
Presses friendly to the stockholders. Sc, pleas
copy. JEPTHA FOWEEEs.
May 20, 1858.
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EACH sATTRD4Y 8 r IllT7 IN JUNE!

THOUSAND FOUR BUNDLED AND nahIf-tlNE PRIZE
NEARLY ONE PRIZE 10 EVERY NINE TICKETS.
Magnificent Scheme!
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Witness.
hereby certify that the above named - are known
to me as men property and able p make good their guarantee
Date Signature. @ H.
To be signed by Unei States district judge, United States
district attorney, collector, or navy agent
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UIass No. J. WIlt-0ak
timber No. To- White pine No IL Ash and cypress No.
a. Hickory butts timber and white wood No IS. Black
spruce No. 81 Iron. No % Spikes and nails. No q.
Leli zinc. and Nc. 24- Pig rUn No. D Hard ware.
No a. Paints oils &c No Flax No. % Cotton
canvas. Flax and cotton Wine. No. 81 Glass No.
81 Laathe No. No. "a. Brushes. No 35. Bunt-
Ing and dry 81. Pitch tar, r0sn. No. D. Tall0W5
soap No. -. Ship eaHdler No. 40 Stationery No.
Il 1.l
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R. MeNEILLr,CAM

Henry J. Bnkey, administrator of Wm. Matthews, aet
heirs Of Nm. Mathews dece1siPeritou o. sell lIld-
n appqariug in this caGss, that LIZA Matthew's one q tie De-
fsnauts, nonresident of the SUITE OF Isnue and BE-
y0nd the reach Of the process it court; therefore
thai pllca0H De matte for three successive weeks u ts tniQu
and American, newspaper published in e city e aFiel
requiring her appear before the Judge Of The Circuit Court r
Dckson county, Teuuess, The Court H0use u e 9n 9l
Charlotte, the 4 Monday in June nt en sd thereto plead
answer dnur 70 comp anauls petition e lill d
Tor confessed sr and sat for bearing plrte.
may75-E5t prs lss 81 r. McAElLLf, G. A. 81
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EWING, McCRORY & Co.,
LELLYETT n SMITH,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Dug WnnaCCn FuEanG an

LELLY E'H'I' q SMITH,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
LIQUORS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, &C., sc.
Nos 10 and y Aarbet Street, 8ashCHge, Tennessee,
Ga KEEP constantly hand, large and ca
iEeIl selected stock Of the named arti
AzsSzzs-les Of every grade, embracing common 49,
Liquors every description, hue Bunde Wines, en-
and in fact everything i'm the Liquor line kept in this
Our stock Of tobacco embraces every variety and grade from
good common Tennessee and Kentucky, the finest and
choice Virginia Brands.
Cigars we every grade from the Melee to the best
Havana.
We manufacture the most Of Whskey both fine and
mon and ready guarantee their purity. Adueratiou
with poisonous drugs is MT part Of ecing process Our
knOwn and popular brands Of smiths Extra Tennessee
White Whisky, and Smiths Magnolia Whisky" have now
great our Old Whiskeys proof flavor.
and better in every respect the Cincinnati limitations brought
here.
Call and examine for yourselves.
apr22-Iy LELLYETT & SMITH.
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Class No. 10. White Pine Glass II. Ash plank. No. 10.
Black walnut cherry. No. 2l Iron. No. .. Spikes and
nails No. zinc, and tin. No q Paints, oils, &c.
No. 81 Leather No. 81 Hose No. y. Pitch, and rO.
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transaction Of Wholesale Liquor and Wine, Havana CT
ars Tobacco business Having determined to keep nothing
line except Of the Pure and Best Quality and
by giving proper attention business they respectfully solicit
portion Of public patronage ALEX WILLIAMSON,
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TENUINE imported Havana Cigars. The subscribers have
received by arrivals large addition 70 their stoe X
Of noted brands Of Havana Cigars consisting Of
RegaIias, Cubanas, CintO DeOFiOIa,
SanehO PamZa, washington,
Fl Soils.

With numerous other Of all sizes and kinds, and at prizes
ranging from so to s150 thousand
Also 10000 genuine Mexican Cigars large and SMALL Of ex
cellent quality which will be sold low TO close Also so
Virginia chewing Virginia, Havana, and Turkish Smoking To-
bacco, Delphi Snufs, Pipes &c.
A. KERR & CO., adjoining Pest once.
FINE TOBACCO, THREE YEARS OLD.
NfAPTAIN T. STULTS has sent small lot Of his me
eTWIST' for reta that warrant 70 be three yars d
perfectly sound, and black as your bat. = 80 - . 90
Agents z. sults and Hasey & BOOkers hne Virginia Chew
ing Tobacco. lI-y-
n EBANON MILLS FLOUR.-We have been mads
Agents for the Of the LebanSd Mills Flour, which II 3
superior brand -.
we have store large supply made Of White "hl1
s3lS1 1850 y IL ''' - c4BTER, Mckay co,
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
Cheap Cash and Exchange store.

Cneap Cash ana E1chanse StOfe'
FFNHE subscriber having sold out his interest in the old stand
Of EVANS & Co., so Market street, and located himself
permanently CT his property corner Of Cherry and Null
berry streets, South Nashville known heretofore as Loves Store,
has just received and opening splendid assortment Of
New and Fr Goods every description, suitable for The
Of both city and c0untry-consisting 0f
DRY GOODS
OF all kinds, Prints. Gngams, Fine Lawns, DeLane Linens
Jackonets, huslius Silks, Ribbons, &c.
IEWELREs
Fine Gold Rngs, Ladies Gents Breastpns, Of Cameo
Mosaic and Gold Stone, Fob Chains &c. Also,
READY-MADE CLOTHINGs
OF the Latest Style and Quality.
COTTONADES.
Heavy Wooen Goods, Domestics, Blankets, &c.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY QUEENswARE,
In fact everything will be kept that aecessary the
completion Of we'll assorted stock q Goods
All Of which he is determined sell really pay, cheaper
than can be purchased In Nashville, his limited expenses will
allow him to do
mar24 I. G. HAsBROOK
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~
term ls5 of the Cirra Court Of Coffee county is
Of Wiley Hickerson and others, heirs of Lsnder Hcs ~
ceased, ,ss pUr viii proceed 81 sell AZ tae Goura lf
in Manchester the 5th day o. Jly, i5e an lae d claim
and which said heirs have in and 90 resceran
parcels Of land On Coffee county, lur miles soutW ol All-
chester, known the joseph HcEeson rns Whl Che aa s-
ander Hcsers0n, died. seized and poee Of eons n an
twelve hundred (l acres, and upon which H l ta t9ulr
hundred in cultivation. Duck tu me cen
Of the lands, and upon which plaadd saw ana l5t s
and there ess than my good springs upon ne and
said land viii be sold credit of and years. lali te 11
of 500, which q be paid Ga la1d No sl sla4 tslr7
VII bs rsTrfI and 4 lien rstainsd tie lands urt uaa
for conniefe survgt viii be made 0f the lands Hst
hihited ig Of Any person wishing tl l1 f aa
&c. r auulr to WILEY Hcsersous who VIII 80
f7r arv ohe inorraai0n aiiles Mancheser Ias r
d, 1888. y @. e--hll la.5f
iu,yaQ-tvgwtis 1r5 Zee So Clerk q Comui1l'lrer.
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Williamson a CHEATHAM,

no. 9, COLLEGE STREET, N-ASHHILLE, TENNESSEE
TEEFTE undersigned would inform their friends public
generally, that they have associated themselves under tn
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Having anticipated the large demand be made for
goods Of all kinds this Summer constantly receiving and
have immense stock Of Fine Wines Bandes and
Liquors kinds Cigars Tobacco sundres which
offering the very lowest prices. Particular attention paid to all
orders LYONS & co.
janis No. a Public Square
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Glass No J. WI. logs. No. B Whiteoak promscuoUs
timber No. g. pine plank stock logs. No 10 White
pine. IL. Ash c. whi'eoak boards No T. Black
walnut cherry, &c No. u. White ash
hickory bars butts. Is. ~ heoak slaves and heading
No. 10. Black spruce. Ia. LigEuulyite No. A iron
No Spikes nails. No, . Lsad and tin No. 2i
Pig iron No. .. Hardware. No. 2. Pain oils &c No.
% FLAX canvas. No Cotton Ne 50. Flax and
cotton tgne No. 81 Class No b. Leather. No. g. Hose.
No. "a. Brushes. No. 35. Bunting and dry goods. No. 81
Pitc tar rosn. s. TallOw soap, oil. No9- Ship chan
dIery No. 80. Stationery. No. Al. EiTe-Eood
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22
Washington Matters.

The correspondent Of the y. y Tribune
says
"'rhc fishing bountlcs question took an uu,
expected turn Too the senate TO-DAY, Move
mcuts were mudc towards the repeal OF the
sugar duties, which viii extend 10 iron and
al other protective duties, II the attempt 20
repeal the fishing bouulcs be pcrstycrrd In,
The sugar aud iron interests are alarmed,
aud there Is some prospect that the Fisheries
viii not be- moc,tcd
Gen. Shield, has taken his seat ON tho Re
publican side OF the Senate, and voted to-day
with the Republicans
From the liooiEs correspondence:
The Special Committee On the Pacific
Railroad met this merging. A motion was
made to postpone action until next session,
inusmuch a.. the Senate had decided a. post
punc the matter. This Was voted down. and
a proposition, adopted 10 mature bill. They
meet again on Saturday when the majority
Of the committee will be- ready 10 report,
"A Washington lcttcr.vritcr says there is "A
great rush for the remaining appointments TO
be made 10y the President before the cud Of
the session The number of applicants is
past belief Their unme /, legion, What an
army oc enemies the President will Make
when al these aspirants shall have lost their
last hope
From the correspondence Of the Eromy
Po1i
Had the Minnesota bill miled 90 have
passed Congress, the business interests Of
that new State would have suffered beyond
measure, iuusntuch 90. the loan Olive millions
recently adopted hy the people was only am
amendment 20 "a constitution which possessed
no vitality whatever until Minnesota was adj
mittrd when all 40 once it btcamc power
in Wall street
The Senate has confirmed Joseph William,
t- Associate Justice of Kansas. and suudry
pustmastcrs in Massachusetts, including Ma
hum Copcu as Postmaster OF Boston.
There j. litilc doubt that the report tia,
the leading Murmous have abandoned Sal,
Lake City, aud tina, Gov. Cumming has gone
there by invitation, is untrue. We cannot
learn that any such information has been
received 10y government,
Correspondence of the Boston Jo,uaal
May 1.-Two DAYS agQ, The .Norrill lnrd
fjit uid not stand the ghost OF a chance iu
the Senate. but IL is now thought that both
of the Minnesota Senators will VOTE forit
and the chiyalric Brodcrick has come to it,
aid, having received 10y the Star of the West
instructions from the Legislature ofCalilurn!u
TO vote for il. This reinforcement will carry
the bill, IL tuc oCcu suits of the now vacant
seats from Iruucsscc and South Carolina are
mot hero al IT, passage. IN which case Ito sue
,ccss wifi be doubtful. OIthe Washington
rtt1,t iru~ -tukrr, ground in direct opposition
10 the BILL and many are of opinion that
should it pass the Senate, the President will
veto it. Agriculture, the main source Of our
national prosperity, is ofhut little consequence
in the political world, aud yet the farmers
can contrul nearly every election in thc-l4ud
Some Of these days tho "clodhoppers" may
see fit to assert their rights at the bullot-box.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-22
oar Sail,

The escape Of the prisoners Monday night
has caused renewal Of the question often
asked before, What il the trouble with our
jailg There is evidently fault somewhere,
aud f is certainly advisable 70 put a stop In
some manner, to the bad way IL has got into.
The Lass stampede cleared il entirely Of oc-
cupnnts, and Caledonia County jail is now
empty. It's we'll, perhaps, TO di,abusc the
public, not only here, but in other counties,
Of AN Impression that the same parties built
the Jail who had the contract for the Court
House, such Is not the case. The jail was
built by the County Judges, after the model
of the old jail, which was deemed secure, we
believe, after the repairing il received a few
years since, Il is true that persons escaped
from the old jail by burning up through the
flooring overhead, as did Archer and Vim
cent from the new, and heavy bars Of iron
were laid over the entire flooring and boltcd
down; but II seems that there was room be-
tween the outside iron and the wooden plate
of the jail for person 10 squeeze through
There 49,. ...tAt-htft- tirrt the --iir-
secure as il now is, and il is safe 20 pre-
sumo that it viii now bc made secure. But
Vet, am adroit rogue, If furnished tools, a,
these prisoners undoubtedly were, could get
out Of any Jail in the State Of Vermont
These three prisoner, who last escaped wcr,
thoroughly searched ON Saturday by the of
fccrs, as were also their rooms, and those
who visited themi and if they had not had as.
,i,,aucc from the outside they couh nothayc
escaped.