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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-02
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@trs. $. Sedsrt, Gds 0lain II. 10. Ctr,

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-02
Sur @ea&tuna fiir Wointers.

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-02

-JOv vOS. Small 8reatS Bacon, 10 6ierces luperipr
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boten bel gSm. 9Iauace S6bne.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-02
o. III. CHALKLEY.

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-02

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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-25

az The Argus of this week, has nomi-
mated Judge Harris of Windham, to be
supported by the rum democracy of this
County for Commissioner Such has been
the unlimited traffic in liquors in this Coun-
ty for a year past, and consequent increase
of drunkenness, that the reelection of the
present democratic Commissioner, is con-
sidered beyond possibility, and the nomina-
ton of Mr.. Harris, is a dodge, to which he,
we are sure, is no party. He has been
brought forward without his knowledge or
consent or il he has been consulted he
does not understand the circumstances. He
is a worthy man and, we think, would de-
sire to correct abuses. We are sure he
would not desire to open the food-gates Of
rum as they have been in this County for a
year past and further, he is not the man
to be a tool in the hands of the ArgoS.
He has been brought forward at a time
when he would have no opportunity to de-
cline, if he wished, and is therefore, forced
before the people by the A,ytS, an ire
sponsible, pro-slavery, rum sheet, printed
in this village. Under these circumstances,
therefore, we are free to say that Mr.. Har-
ris is not candidate, and if there was any
possible chance, before election, he would
decline. Let every Republican, therefore,
truly understand this last democratic card
and attend the meeting next Tuesday, and
vote for Mr.. Daniels
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-25
Vermont News.

The oldest couple in Vermont is said to
be living in Hardwck, the old gentleman
being 81, and his wife 80, the two having
lived together in wedlock for 70 years.
The old lady says she can now do more
homework in day than half of the girls
in town, and her works prove it.
The barn, shed, so tons of hay, 100 bush
els of grain and other property, belonging
to w. f. Wood of gainesville, were dis
troyed by fire last week; loss 5000 over
insurance.
Ira Dirnick of Bridgewater, who lived
alone, was found last week, by his neigh
bors, hung in his own house, and had prop
ably been in that situation for several DAYS.
Henry Pike of Mendon, recently lost a
sow from which he had raised and sold so
pigs in four years and besides these, she
left litter of II small pigs.
Several citizens of Bennington have re-
Gently gone to South Carolina to engage in
the pottery business.
The work on the free bridge over the
Connecticut, at Hanover, is progressing
rapidly, and the contractor hopes to have il
in passable condition by the first of April
A few nights since, the barn. outbuildings
and several cows owned by Schuyler Brew.
er, and also the barns, sheds and six COW.
belonging to Richard Holmes, of Highgate
were destroyed by incendiary fires; loss o
the former $1,000, of the latter $1,000.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-25

WINDHAM COUNTY INSURANCE Co.
A meeting of the Directors of the Wind.
ham County Fire Insurance Company was
held at Newfane last week, and re-organ,
ization took place, and it was voted to re.
move the Office to Brattloboro, which takes
place on the first Of March. The following
officers were elected: President. William
Harris, Windham; Secretary and Treasurer,
L. G. Mead, Brattleboro; Directors, Mark
Crawford, Putney, George Slate, Bellows
Falls, E. Gorham, Jr., Wilmington, George
Newman and Wells Goodhue, Brattleboro,
Erasmus Plympton, Wardsboro, and Frank
lin Sawyer, Newfane.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-25

proposed at first by the kidnappers to MUIR
der Dr. boy, his son, and another man who
was with them, on the ground that dead
men tell no tales; but they finally con-
cluded to take them to Missouri, where DIR.
boy and his son are now confined on
charge of stealing negroes from that State.
Bail has been demanded in the excessive
sum of $4,000.
We characterize this whole matter very
mildly when we call it a fragrant and daring
outrage. DR.. boy is guilty Of no crime.
He has not been to Missouri to steal ne
groes. The charge on which he is impris-
oned is entirely false. But, had he been
criminal of the highest grade, it was no way
for an armed gang Of wretches to come
over here and kidnap him. He should
have been properly arrested, and legally
taken there, if at all. But, as we have
doing only what he had perfect right to
do.
We may as we'll at once and forever dis
miss all ideas of comfy or good neighbor-
hood with Missouri, if she is to send over
here armed bands of villains and cut-throats
to waylay and kidnap our citizens. For
four years the citizens of Missouri have at
tempted to crush the people of Kanzas.
When we were weak, they overran us with
fire and sword. They left the mark of their
murderous incursions in the devastated and
ruined homes of our citizens. We have
grown strong-and in our strength we have
been willing TO bury the past. But if now,
the citizens of Kanzas are TO be kidnapped
and dragged into Missouri, to be harassed
with prosecutions for offences never COM
mitted, and their lives imperilIed; if Mis-
souri, is to set up a dictatorship as to what
the citizens of kanzas shall do upon the
/ soil Of Kanzas, then we say the people of
this Territory will be justified in taking,
yea, will be obliged to take, such retaliaiory
measures as will d, monstrate TO Missouri
that the soil of Kanzas cannot be invaded,
and her citizens dragged into foreign State
with impunity. The soil of Kanzas is sa-
cred, and the rights of her citizens must be
preserved involate.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-25

here respectfully state that the past year
has been to it one Of uninterrupted pros
perity also that the popularity which it
has acquired under the administration OF its
present Principal, Rev. G. b. Smith, has
never been surpassed during any period of
its existence, and your committee are OF
opinion that if it does not stand at the head,
it is not behind any similar institution in
this part of the country. Leland Seminary
came into operation in the year 1883, and
it may not be amiss to just glance at.the
position it has occupied and the success
which has attended lis operations during so
many years of its past history. The num-
Der of pupils who have enjoyed the benefit
of instruction at this institution, taken in
the aggregate by adding the sum total for
each Academical year, amounts TO Four
thousand seven hundred and ninety-one,
and no inconsiderable number of these have
become ministers of the Gospel, physicians,
lawyers, engineers, BE-, while others are
pursuing the various occupations in life no
less important to the interests and welfare
of society. A great proportion Of the
above named have gone 10 people almost
every State and Territory of the Union,
and we trust that they by carrying out
those virtuous principles which they i'm
bibed while here, and which have been so
taught at this institution, will not
only be blessing to the community where
they reside but to the world at large. With
these facts before us shall we not be stimu-
lated to increased efforts to perpetuate the
untold benefits it so abundantly confers.
The founders and fathers Of this institution
have many of them fallen asleep. Some
however, yet remain, and to those fathers
mach praise and honor is due for their en-
ergetic and perseyering labors for its pros
perity and usefulness.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-25

SwINDLERs BROKEN UP-An extensive
swindhng concern operating under the name
and style of the" New England Art Union, .
was broken up at Plaistow, on Friday, and
its papers and correspondence, and all the
paraphernalia used in carrying on bogus
lottery establishment were seized. The
proprietors of the concern styled themselves
" Duncan, Morton & Co.," formerly Mol
ton Brothers & Co.," but their real names
are William P. Shute, formerly of New
buryport, Daniel c. Palmer of Plaistow,
aud others. One of their chief staples for
quilting the public, was book of 100
valuable receipts" BY means of branch
offices, the headquarters of the concern
had long been kept secret to the detec-
lives, but were finally traced by the city
marshal Of Newburyport.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-25
FEpRUaRr TERM, 1859.

1905.
The Supreme Court for this County session
at Ncwne on Monday Of last week Seventeen
put down for hearing The was Charles NJ Pierce
Stephen Niles Exceptions by def For plaintiff Dav.
enPor stoughton Grant For der Xix, Bradley KEEL
logg Reversed and Judgment for def.
Cyrus Holden VS. Orsn p. Toreg. Exceptions by pltf
Davenport and stoughton Grant for pitt and Bradley
Kellogg for det Judgment for def with nominal damages
Erasn'pa Rynpioa Somerset. Exceptions by dsft
Bradley kellogg, and stoughton Grant for pif and
Kellogg and Fagg for def. Continued for reargument
Ezra r Ri'HbaR vs.. Hiram Mating. Exceptions by deft
+ plaintiff, Bridgman Campbell for deft stougbton
Grant Judgment affirmed for plaintiff.
Ezra r. KmqJaH vs. RosrceR Calender Executions nv
deft Bridsman and Campbell for ptf stoughton Grant
for def. Judgment affirmed for ptf
Here follow two similar cases of Kmban VS. Cyrus
Locke in one and Thomas Wells the other Same at
tornies and Judgment affirmed in both cases for plf
Darius Drrsoa vs. Elm Hs6JoH. Exceptions by pltf
Judgment for def affirmed Kirkland for pltf and Brad
ley & Kellogg for def
4ssph KNAPP Marlboro Exceptions by pitt and Jplr
ment reversed stoughton and Davenport for milf
and Bradley & Kellogg and washburn for def
Royal Richardson Isaac RnaBp Executions he
pitt keyes Howe for ptf and Bradley & Kellogg for
deft Judgment affirmed
Alexander Hamilton, . vs.. A. X Waiey ct al-Exoen-
ton by Pltf stoughton Grant for ptf Carpenter and
Clark for def. Judgment affirmed
Probate Court, H Holmes, Prosecutor vs. g. IT. Bib
man. ct al-txceptions by pitt Judgment affirmed for
det keyes and Brdgman and soughton Grant for af,
and D kellogg for pltf
Sanford Plumb oiva Mes. Exceptions by def. and
Judgment reversed Davenport and stoughton Grant ,r
pltf, and Xix and Preston for def
James W. Carpenter vs. Amos Holmes. Exeept;on nv
def. Continued to General Term E. H. Fare, and ,vi
VS.. A. O. Ho'Tard Executor. Continued for reargumen
The following Divorces were granted Ambrose Kinrs
bury vs. Laura ?. Kingsbury- Marian H. Reed vs. Eiuari
l. Reed Austin Davenport Henrietta Davenport Ado
me l. Green vs. Joseph G. Green Gatia Goodaie vs. Ivna
Goodaie- Ezekiel Bizby vs. Elizabeth Bixby-mains seven
divorces granted at this term The case Of starev st
ford vs.. Lucinda A. Stafford continued
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-25

plements, used by the fathers and mothers
years ago, with their ancient costume all
neatly on, was most interesting feature OF
the occasion. The past in its many happy
incidents and associations, was happily
raised from oblivion, and the young could
readily see much of the ways and customs
of the fathers. The refreshments were va
rious and abundant, satisfying upwards OF
three hundred people. The nett proceeds
of the Festival were sos.