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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-16
Nows Of the wook.


-Four murderers we're executed in Halti-
more Friday Tho affair created u great gE
element.
The case Of Mrs. llarting, the husband
poisoner, Is exciting much comment In New
York. The papers all unite 10 saying that
Their, IL ~ chance Of r,prieye or cummuta-
ton, aud most Of them sustain the Governor
In his decision, a iow Of the papers avail
themselves Of The opportunity 10 argue against
capital punishment The Tribune 10 among
the class. She is sentenced 10 be hung the
9Th,
The Elliot school case has been decided
LauriG T. Cook the sub-masigr Of the Elliot
School, was acquitted Of the charge Of 3d.
sault aud Of the implication Of severe and
undeseryed punishment Of the boy Whall.
The decision gives plain statement Of che
main points OF the eass, aud Of the oy idcuer,
devoid Of the deep eoloring which the prose
outiou has laboTiously bestowed upon Il. Il
fully surtuins the right Of the schools, and
tue power Of the teachers to compel subor
dinatiou to the rules aud regulations Of tho
school. The decision is according TO the Law
aud evidence, and will give general satishe-
ton TO all but those Who are laboring to ban
ish the Bible from the public schools,
There is a CLEAN Of peaceful intelligence
from Paraguay. The administration have
probably escaped disgraechl defeat by the
settlement Of the difficulties with that country.
This consultation has been reached through
the friendly Intervention Of Urqaiza, presi.
dent Of the Argentine confederation. Ample
indemnity is conceded 10 tho family Of III,
person killed on board the " alter ~ ltcu, auu
10 the company represented by Mr.. Hopkins.
As iheSe were the principle causes Of com
plant on our part, the trouble may DC con
sidered as satisfactorily adjusted
They are agitating the subject Of a new
Mechanical Bakery in Boston. after the Der
was burned short time since. It was dcm-
oustrated that better bread could be furnish
Cd at % per cent discount on present prices
thus saving TO thu city or Boston HdlT a
million Of dollars yearly.
There has hecu q late arrival from Europe,
and less confidence was felt in the prospec,
Of peace. Lord Malmsbury had made some
explanations inihc British parliament as to
Lord Cowboys mission to Vienna, and ex-
pressed q hope that peace would be maintain
ed, but less confidence was felt at Paris, Vi.
emma and Turn,,hc three centre, Of agitation,
and the Paris bourse was again depressed
partly in consequence Of this state of things
and partly because a new French loan was
talked about. The announcement Of the
peace congress had produced no improve
mont in the general trade Of France. The
Vienna correspondent of the London Times
says that although Austria consents to at
tend the congress she has no belief that peace
will be maintained, and therefore continues
her ornaments.
We have new British minister among US.
Lord Lyons on Tuesday presented to the
President, his credentials as envoy extraor-
binary, and minister plenipotentiary of her
Britanic majesty to The United States.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-16

VS. took occasion two weeks ego, 10 speak
Of the divisions IN the democratic party Ia
that article No tried 70 giFe a clear yiew Of
the questions which are destined 20 divide
and crush that despeto perty which las
"ruled but 70 ruin" II caused remarks 10
certain quarters, pnd called out expressions
like--'the wish IL father to the thought"
Vtr.
Il gave us pleasure the next week 10 re-
cord string Of Republican victories that
Was truly cheering, Although money rom
and democracy Joined hand In h'nd In Con
neolout, the Republicans carried everything
made clean sWeep-lhus closing the door
on the last Of the Leeompton race In New
England, This Is very gratifying 10 all those
Who believe liat public servants should re.
feet tho sentiments Of their constituents
and 10 a warning 10 those who expect 70 shun
the natural penalty which follows thtir bad
deeds, Wen done, Congtclicut Buchanan
democracy Douglas squatter sovereignty
Old line wAigs-know-nothings, aud renegade
Republicans, all received their quietus BY
your noble efforts last week.
Since The aboYg Mas IN type NC have re-
ceiyed business letter from a friend IN the
West, from which we extract the following
paragraph, being applicable to the case In
point. Coming as Il does from a man thor
oughly posted in the political world, Il Is de-
serving Of consideration
"Ihih division among the democracy II In.
durable, and will become more bud more de.
,eloped us time advances. Il ID utterly inn
possible for the northern democrats 10 sus-
tain themselves on che basis that the south
crn politicians seem now quite ungpimous IN
laying down. What can they do9 VIII
they take Douglas ground, adopt the bred
Scott doctrine, aud the charging our terri,
tory for the purpose OF creating moro slave
.iatcs2 The Journal Of Commerce, a most
unmiIigaicd pro'alayery, paper rebels at that
idea, Ia some remarks upon Senator Browns
extraordinary speech at 1ammany Hall. The
party mus; 60 to the wall IN the north, any
how. Connecticut election foreshadows their
inevitable fate"
The election in 81. Louis only prove. how
glaring the frauds by which Hon. +. y. Blair
lost his election last year The majoriiies Of
the free labor ticket we're even greater than
last year. This fact must be peculiarly graf.
flying coming as il does from the leading
city Of slave state. The course Of Missouri
seems to be steadily on towards the emanci.
patton Of the coloIed race. The growth Of
population in Missouri is now wholly in f..
vor Of free labor. As she has been the first
slave state to raise the Republican banner
~ a''e "ns pa N-N,. - .'.- a.. - .-.- g.
a Republican president We welcome her TO
the ranks Of the free stotcs.
Wisconsin has achieved republican VIC.
tory no less important than that Of Connect
cut. Returns from the election on Tuesday
laat, repor; the choice Of Byron Paine. repub-
lican, ns associate judge Of the Supreme
Court, by 1000 majority. The results Of The
elections in all parts Of the country arc emf
nently gratifying and give strong indication
OF what may be expected in 1860.
Who says that FAC democratic party Is mol
tottering TO its very foundations
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severe E.ro AZ Groton.

The little viiiugc Of Groton was visited hy
a severe fire on Monday morning last. 4
correspondent has kindly furnished us with
the particulars. About day.brcak on the
above morning, the alarm Of fire was heard,
aud the citizens turned out TO find the tavern
barn, owned and occupied by 4. j., Bailey,
to be all on fire. There were in the barn Mt
the time two valuable horses owned by Mr..
Bailey. One Of these was saved or rather
saved himself byjumping through window /;
but the other one, for which Mr. Bailey had
been offered S4OO was burned to death.
The fire spread rapidly, and soon communi-
Gated to building belonging to Josiah Paul,
and occupied by John Carrick as cabinet
shop. From thence the fire spread to the
dwelling house and barn Of Mr.. Paul, which
with large store Of wood, and the barns
and shed of VIM. Darling, Esq, were com
pletely destroyed. Fortunately by the OK
ertions Of the citizens, the fire was checked
before it reached the dwelling of Mr.. Darling.
The loss is considerable and falls heavily
upon the little village of Groton. Our cor
respondent thinks Mr.. Carrick suffers the
most for he being poor man, had but his
trade and tools with which to support his
family. Loss some $2000-nsuraneo not
known. The FIRE is supposed to have been
the work of an incendiary A sad common
tary upon human nature.
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a Large Calf

Mr.. A. G, Heath Of hi, town has calf
which weighed, when three months DID, $50
pounds. Mr. Heath obtained, last fall, two
Durham COWS from Kentucky, and this calf
is the product Of one Of them. Oar ogricul-
tural friends would fad themselves amply
pnid for their trouble should they call and see
these COWS. They urc1urc spccimcns-such
as we have never before seen except in PIC.
Ilrts.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-16
Ra-t Day sporis.

The Springfield Reptabliean tells the fol
lowing good one. These fellows can sympa-
thise with some herabouts who trampcd from
one sugar orchard to another till they were
exhausted, but not farmer-could they find
who was "sugaring of"
Two young gentlemen defying the COVER
nors' proclamation, devoted last Thursday,
not to fasting, but to fishing. With plenty
of bait for the fish and drink for themselves,
they repaired to the trout-brook But a
coid dusty ride told hard on the bottle Bill
and Sam fshed patiently for half an hour
without bite. No skin could command n
nibble. BILL said Sam, at last, Il never saw
the like of this, I've fshed here thousand
times and never missed good string; /
don't understand it, 1t rs Kind o. mddy,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-16
LocAL AID sTATE.
Nv AarsrlIssmenls.

~ Our advertisements take zap q large
share Of our space this week, aud if 10 true
as IL asserted that the advertisements 10 d
aeal paper indicate tho business prosperity
d place, IL 10 pretty sure that business has
taken something Of a start here from last
year We can not paHioulaHzs To- iGdiyidu-
al eases Tor want Of room, but would call At
teut0n Of the reader % them all
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-16

F.,SI's PEAK.-Persons going to these
newly discovered gold regions had better
take some Of the "rocks' with them. Flour
is worth Sls to $50 per barrel at the mines
bacon 80 cents coffee ana sugar so cents
tobacco 81 80 good quality; whisky IS per
gallon molasses from 81 to SO, as TO quality.
Game is becoming less plentiful.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-16
THE MARKETS.
nRlGnroN cArrLE MARKET

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKETING 81.
At market-7O0 Bect Cattle, a0Storcs. cO pairs Won
lug Oxen % Cows aud Calves 100 sheep and lEmbs h
2Jlu
Prices OF DcetENtra 81 60 GT5i nrst quality SFSA
O,U1 second do 4, 81 y 5000. third do. s.. 80.
working OStsl-per pair IRON so, 100 no 10 tl"'
Mich Cows-Saies at SNl CO., common do - u
Veal Calves-Saies at Sto ~ a IuOa 800 each. =.
SroHIs-Yearlings SEQ 90 Two yrars old 80 >"
Three years old. So q
sheep and LaUibsS2 - SIS Extra f.oo5oo 100 ss''
hwlno-Fat Hogs ooc. retail ~ per 10. ,,-,,-.
Hides IL SC per lbs Pelts 60, Isl. CauAl""
IL a i5c, per To-
Talow IL a SC pcT ID.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-16

THE AMERICAN AGRIcULTUBIsT, AND THE
STccK JOURNAL for April, are both received.
We can give no extended notice at this time
of the excellence of these papers, they are
both invaluable to the farmer, gardner, and
stock raiser
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-16

90 Each Institute will continue through two DAYS
having evening sessions for general leeturcs
III desirable that SupcTiutcudcnts should b,
present, 20 cooperate with the Secretary so fata,
possible, and thatNhcy should urge the ATTENDING
" all who propose TO teach during the ensuing
year
Iha Institutes arc not intended exclusively f1r
Teachers. but fur0 "a an opportunity 20 increase
the general intcrcsts,si Common Schools, and al
friends OF education are invited 20 he present.
20 ~ J. y. ADAMS Srcrriary
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-16

~ Speaking Of the recent elections so
full Of cold comfort" for the " Democracy, "
the New York Evening Post says -
Il is an unplsase9t outlook which the
President and his TayNEans have just ut this
time. All the world seems to be deserving
them aud turning against them. even the
South. Not long since the hereditary de-
moeracy of New Hampshire gave them a
parting kick, and pretty severe one now
Connecticut lifts up her heel and nfar off,
Louisville and St Louis, the two leading cit
les Of the two leading slave states of the West,
,scowl Indignantly at the Administration.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-16

~ O. The people OF View Albany Ind.
bought ost the keeper of a low Groggery
twice, on promise that he would seii no more
liquor When he opened the third time they
cleared out his hole and rode him out OF
town on r'ilr which was lhc Shaw process
improved.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-16

~ fugitive slave case has just been
tried in Philadelphia. The alleged " fugitive -
gave his name as Daniel Webster The N
Y. Tribune Of the Sth inst, rays;-
The alleged fugitive slavs, Daniel Web
ster, was discharged from custody yesterday,
the claimants having failed to make out fair
case OF Identification. 1t was shown that
The runaway siave and the prisoner differed
more than three inches in height, aud the
discrepancy WAS too strong TO ignore
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-16
m nAYnrNArrn nlrrrns-

STATURE iu her great labratHry has stored some remedy
ada pted Co evcfy disease heh "0Csh L. htIt to- But
requires the invesgauon and research OF the phosopbs-
20 discover and app, this remedy Such reasarrh and 1
vestgaon has succeeded IA discovering remedy 5f
most anctive Hspensatipn. the DYSPEPSIA With aims
lesser and numerous evils and u may be sal, asserted
that until the appearance Of the oNystuat Bc
0 Dyspepsia cured. waaa Hence In mctIeaI rl
tiec. Now under the influence ofthcsc Bit,rs rule
10 cure. the rare exception. failure 20 cure.
Read the follow ms which the tuhseiruyr requests
publish Vr tho hcnent Of the anlietcdi
A. onnvHarr Am fSvrTrHhrr rlsE o. prsrtrsa ertrp
~ ruI oHrCrsArEp httTEEs
The fonoving nom gentleman wen known IN the re-
sion In which be lives ought TO satisfy all those Of us
faith
warrRtor y. Y , July - l.5s
y W. iowLr Co, Boston =Sirs .- Niuc year, since
was by that curse OF all diseases Dyspepsia vhh
bl'nung OF the bowels Immediately amer eating aocsupa
ncd With terrible paine tu the stomach, often occasonnt
burthcn.
Amer having tried every known remedy Without snssi
ana dospaung OF ever reraiunE my Lost health, was M
duecd 20 make use OF the ONNgcnatrd Hcf the good e.
ects OF tlch we're immediately visible on my health 40
sNstcm, cbeinrc using whole bottle entirely cured
and feel pleasure in inducing an Ike suncrcts ~ ny
THO Caldwell.
Prepared by SETH " FowLE co. Bo.ros and 70,
sale by bingham and liovta Green - JohnseuIy =,
Bacon ~ Johufbur Centre. Calvin NORTH Esd fAs -
Johnsbury, II A Quimhy Go Lyndon Centre. & ~,
Saury Lyndon Corner. y Gould West Concord and "
As- See advertisements orDr sauford's LIVER lNylG-
ORATOR IN another column 90
np We have good reason believe that IN nine case,
out % ten. coughs. colds and az broneha rtAons nov
severe. may L. cured by the Ne u NtArs bAam
OF wnd Cherry A single trial viii prove this
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-16
Edi,sFiaI.

We have received the De Kab County
Sentinel printed at Sycamore, H., with the
name Of G, n, Chase o. editor, II II IL the
Charles Chase We knew years ago al Lyndon,
We welcome him as q former friend, 10 the
arduous labors of the "ehair editorial"
We have received for several weeks the
Frontier Sentinel, paper started az slans-
tead, published hy Lee A. Co, We should
judge that Il was the North Union revived.
with Z, G, Harrington for he stob-wHter
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-16
Teachers Institutes
. II PRIN OF 1885

Vermont Board " Education
skrnErAhYA OrrirE. April oh, 1859 Z
Teachers Institutes Tor the Counties Of Calcd8.
MIA Orange, Windsor, Wmdham, Rutland and
Addison, viii br held a. follows.
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replied Bin, who had emptied the big vial
They hshed To- silence some minutes more
Suddenly, Sam dropped bic rod. I've got ID
Bill said be-. "A bite San" mo, Bill bul
SEQ what's the matter lt's ha-day Bill
them 6sh Il keeping iasi-dayi they wont
bite a Thing. ld 40 idea them feb had IN
much principle, We're doing wrong, Bin
Wed better 20 home Il thig 10 100 an
swered Bill Aud our fishermen rode back
o. town in siience,-Bili only remarkiHg
Who'd think them lsh was 30 piou6 "
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-16
iIiIitaTy.

The people Of Vermont seem to be as era
~ to join d military company as the men all
over the county were q few weeks ago 10 got
70 Pixies Peak. We Just escaped the ealam-
ily Of an organized company here last hIl
and although our namg was enrolled among
ils members, Il has since been great won
dor to us how IL Happened. A military com
pany in any town Ia Vermont must Of neees-
siiy boz attended with many evils, and We
have yet 20 learn the first good thing arising
from 10 that cannot be obtained IN some 9th
or, way just as well, Better disband the
companies and spend the money squandered
upon the military In the cause Of education,
Educate the people and there will be no call
l1ra standing army There il good sense
expressed IN funny way In the following
paragraph which We clip from the Spring
deld Republican,
The "milI'hy" revival goes on, and the ris-
Ing generation ~ the Green Mountain state
viii probably zee their fret general training
40 fuiluLd neat summer. Capt. Joseph
Bush Of that town has been chosen colonel
Or he first regiment What sin Vermont
pas been committing that she should be
threatened with the militia nuisance, we can
not imagine, There we're stories OF gold
found in some Of her rivers, but that is only
another curse,
The Burlington Times Of Wednesday has
the officers elected for the third regiment
They ore, u. w. Blanchard Of Coventry,
Colonel Geo, NJ, Hall Of swanton, It. Col,
&c Harrington Of Charleston, Major.
We learn from the lrasburg Standard,
that the Adjdtant and Inspector General has
commissioned General A. llarlrgh Hin OF
Derby, Brigade Inspector Tor the Finh Brig
uti- Also that orders ha'e been issued b,
the Bdgaiicr General Of said Brigade, TO the
commissioned officers Of the nth regiment,
10 meet at Lake Bridge on the iith OF April
instant, to elect field officers for said regi-
mcnt
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~ The Republicans 'of Michigan were
warned that II they adopted a registry law
they would run the risk Of losing the .tatr.
They did adopt H. aud thsir minority wa,
never greater than Of the recent judicial elce-
ton,
\ SrR,NoE DIsE,sE-Thc New Haven
Palladium says tina; remarkable epidemic.
which has puzzled the most skill Al physician,
has made its appearance in Orange, c., and
has caused great Reconsideration there. Il h,,
already caused the death Of eight persons.
aud two others are beyond hope Of recovery.
Several physicians Who have been called saw
they have never seen anything Of the sort.
and do not know what TO call the disease,
and are utterly at a loss TO know what treat.
ment should dc.adoptcd. The attack com.
mcnccs with a sore throat, which soon as.
sumes a form Of most malignant liberation
aud finally the throat swcls uuaccouu,aJly
and the sufferer dies. Nearly oil thus far al.
tncked-.mostly ehilLrcn-haye died. The
disease Is Of short duration.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-16

CoHHIsroapEsoE-We solicit voluntary com
muHioai'oHs from al parts " tho oouhrry upsn
matters of interest ~ Items u Asiss, IN par
tieular. will BIO thankfully received,
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mcnL
10 The wooden factory at Wiuoosld Falls,
/ burlington employs $50 hands, including
1870 girls The monthly payroll for labor
amounts 70 $4,000 About 1000 yards Of
cloth are made per day consuming one ton
Of wool. From 800 to 600 cords Of wood
aud 500 tons Of coal are consumed in the
factory per annum. A Touring mill at the
same n lace, with ak run OF stone, turns out
800 barrels Of -four per day, giving employ
-mcnt 10 - OF 20 men.
~ Francis belong Of San Francisco, Cal.
has purchased Of Austin Dana Of Cornwall.
his two year old Black Hawk stallion. The
a1fiier -nf the Black I4a-rk ilars-.-..f4 Inv IA
Hill, raised is Shoreham. ana now in San
Francisco, has refused 10000 for him.
~ The dwelling house and barn Of NC
Ball, near SaNtons River bellows Palls1
were burnt on Saturday morning last,togcth-
cr with two horses, 1875 bushels Of grain,
hay farming tools, &c. Partly insured
To- Horace d, Wilcox has been appointed
/ post master at Benson, vice W. y. Ladd 4:
Merritt II. Dickinson at Mount Hollcy, vice
/ Alya Pierce resigned. 4 new post ofirc
has been established at Fast Putncy. David.
Stcarps, 7. NJ.
~ Noihan II. Churchill Of Brandon, was
arrested last week, for countcrioi,ing, and
taken to Essex Co., y. Y. for trial.
II The aborers at the West Rutland
marble quarrics, arc on strike for higher
wages. Hitherto they have received 95 cts.
per day, and now dempnd 81.
- Frederick IIolbrook of Brattleboro
has declined an invitation to &C, as professor
of Agriculture, in the Peoples college at IIa-
yana, y. y. E'-s
ES' Larkin @. Mead Jr., the young sculp-
tor genius Of Brattleboro, has completed n
plaster cast for bust Of the venerable WI.
lam {. Bradley Of Westminster, which Is n
hie-like resemblance. His successful trans.
fer of it to marble will be great triumph
aud fix young Meads position as an artist
O. I. b. Aldrich Of New York delivers a
poem at the anniversary Of the literary socie-
ties of the University Of Vermont, the first
Tuesday of August.
o. a verdict for $1,000 has been obtain
ed at Burlington, against the Vermont and
Canada Railroad Company, in suit brouob,
by the administrators Of Mr.. Eben n. French.
who was killed by the explosion of loeomo-
tive on the road, in July, 1858. The Jury
gave the verdict on the ground that the com
pany was guilty of culpablc negligence in
permitting the locomotive to be run when IN
an unsafe condition.
u The Bellows Falls Argus feels con-
strained TO denounce as disgracefnlly immoral
and corruptng the promiscuous dances held
IN that village during the last winter.
o. The Middlebury Register saws Tim,
the authorities of their village are becoming
very keen in seeming out liquor casks
Eighty gallons of whiskey were found in the
depot last week, ansnduly split, in the pre-
sence of numerous sympOthising friends
TE- John Swim of Cavendish. aped 8, wo.
married, April LIST. 10 MrA Phohe ua.,,sr,l
aged 20. Who Says there isn't a fire in old I
hintsP"
II a bridge is to be erected over tbc
WinoosM river at burlington, TO he cotn-
plcted September lst, 1860.
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Coon GRT The Burlington Sentinel q
the hth Inst, sHee the news Of lhe recent
elections in Connecticut, Rhode Island, ST.
Louis, Michigan, and elsewhere, says that ihs
Republicans may rest assured that no fam
ily quhurlh among Democrats will be rar-
rled sn ipr as 10 Js-p1rdize Hcir wces,s w.
This Is What wc call spunky! IN ono view.
the Sentinel IA right about 1.-THE Democ.
rney haven't had any success" lately, 10
Jeopardizc. ~ HhUgfoH Timer.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-16

CoLohEp lrlNs,-lhe g. Joseph, No, pa
per contains obituary notices 81 Jeffrey Der
'ln' an eminent mulatto Of that place. He
sefFel TIE government Tor many years az In
dian Interpreter, speaking most OF the Iadian
dialects perfectly, lie was also master IN
French and English, Some years ago bs
went 20 Europe with company Of Indlas
chiefs, and was received with marked alten-
ton by Dlsraeli and other literary men. Ils
bought himself and hih family out Of slavery
The persons indicted tor aiding and abst.
ting the escape of the slave John AZ Oberlln.
OHIO, Ia September, are now on rial ar
cleveland, and the Trial is exciting great h.
forest II Ia said that a more respectable
parry Of prisoners we're never Rrraigued in
Ohio,
The celebrated King Of Dahomey, the great
broker Of slaves IN Africa IL dead Eight
hundred negroes were sacrificed ~ his mane,
The slave traders need have no apprrheusio1,
that this event will injure their business. for
the young prince WHO succeeded 10 the throne.
started on slave hunt "a soon as, be had
ceNmllted the remains Of bis honored ,ife
% NcRruSr,