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, 1860-02-03

vet at tie foundation Of our political system
lies tie principle Of absolute toleration in re:
lisiop Placed there originally as conception
Of pure political fright, We think this principle is
rapiily becoming recognized as properly and
trnly Christian. The most enlightened theo-
logans are beginning 10 see that political sarc-
tons aud supports are worse than useless TO-
help the progress Of a pure faith in setting up
its Kingdom i'll tile spiritual notions Of 'ntp.
Christianity is now seen to teacl. to'eration
for only in an atmosphere Of freedom can ''s
-true and full nature and efficiency be developed:
The clumsy and carnal weapons Of State
craft weigh down aud cucumber the spiritual
forces which alonc avail to .swerve hearts OF
men to allegiance to truth anu goodness The
world moves, Let tin,id rellgionlsts learn
that freedom is more than SAFE for truth and
right. Il is tic very atmosphere i'll Which
tl1ev live and flourish.
, 1860-02-03
Il Negro minstrel Sold into Slavery.
from the {; EyeNon lrexasl New. Jaa. lo.l

An affidavit was yesterday made ..fnre JUS
lice ". P.t;riIliil,<, by t'trntyShertl liudslus.
that free negro llnf enme intu This Stale, cou-
tr;.ry To nur laws, callin. himself IoseEl Vim
cent suarcz, and l,assin:, himself for !: white
,nau. 21ereupon said Snnrtz w.s brought be-
fore Justice <:rltfiths, assisted by Justice True
heart, and upon examination by hrs, Fr'cde-
.nau and Banks, they stated OH oath, as medical
Inen, that said suarez was person of color, and
tiad over onc-ei.htll African blood 1t being
PROVEN to the satisfaction Of the Court that he
was sncl person If color as is prohibited by
oa.r 1aws from coming within the limits Of the
State, j. WAS therefore ordered that the Sheriff
lake said Suatcz i'll charge, and lire him for the
term Of six months to the highest bidder, u the
Court House Of the cnnnty, giving notice Of the
hiring hv advertisements pustcd up 1T two or
more public places in the county. Tie law says
that the proceeds Of the hire ot 4 free person If
color thus coming into our State. az prnvcn in
this case, shnll be collected hy tic Sheriff, and,
after dcducting expenses. the remaindcr shall
be paid over to said person of color, to enabl.
him 10 leave the State, and that the Sheriff shall
notify him 10 leave within thirty days. Should
lie full to leave the State ~ required, the Sher
iifis directed to arr:st him again, 10 be hired
again Mt public outcry for cash, for term Of
fire years, &C. It il proper to remark that this
Suare= came to our city as NEGRO minstrel,
and lie has, therefore, the merit Of passing him.
self of in his professional character for pre-
ciSe1y what he is
, 1860-02-03

4 new, brilliant, and very economical light
i1'.s recently been icsscd "u large STALE at the
t'rystat Palace. London. 1t Is described ~
morc powerful thaa the gas from, coal. giving an
intensity Of bris!'tuess-wilh sseadincss. can-
inuitv, and dil'u>ivcncss. III short, i. is III cv-
.ry way practically available for the ordinary
purposes Of life. The. new li:h: is ohsaincs! by
Projecting jet ot oxygen aud hylrosen. or
oxygen and carbures,ed hydrogen vase, ealn-
l.sd, upon surface ot line, and regulating =
tic supply antl protecting the lime fron erunlb-
ting axav, us to insure with perfect continuity
:, maximum brliliaucy OF Intensity. The power
II: i'lumiuat,sn is immense, single Jet Of me-
.'nm size being equivalent TO tie light Of four
hundred WAX cardes Of fonr TO the l'ourd. It
Is represented to be peculiarly adapted Tor coast
lights, steamers, sailing vessels. railways. 81.
s,:.!<. bridges, wharves, churches. factories.
public rooms, squares, large anil impor,ant
tloroushfases. For its portability. it Is emi-
nen,lT adapted for military operations in the
!i.ij, bo:h III attack and defence OF important
positions. is well Us the svrr;c. Of tic gcu
orally. Ont e score Of expense, the saving is
very great. Tho line light costs twn cents I'll.
tour, coal sas ey yht cents. and oil thirty CENTS
:,,r tic SAME amount ii Illumination. The ex-
pertinent aud rfiu1.ent display are described as
surpassuG the expectations eycn OF the most
Sauvuiue visitors.
, 1860-02-03

1t seemed not II little strange to tls 70 lear1's
hy telegraph, that a Jewish Rabbi made the
PRAYER at the opening Of the session OF the
House Of Representatives on "Wednesday. We
apprchend that many devout Christian hearts
will feel almost or quito griesed at this excess
Of tolerance Of what they deem gross error
and blindness III matters Of religion. We con-
Tess to a somewhat different feeling. Recog-
,lixins: as ne do, tho divine origin Of christiani-
ty, and also the divine truth Of its pure, lofty
and ennob9ing teachings, il would have been
more consopant with orr own ideasto hear
md try to unite in the petitions Of the only
prayer whicl. the Great Teacher saw lit to
lcave as q formula Of worship for lis disciples
And Jet We ,cannot but feel, that: an cs-
ample Of religious tolerance, like that which
occurred on "Wednesday at Washington, is
most impressive, especially when exhibited by
the representatives of one Of the great nations
Of the earth, in the midst Of tho intense cx
element Of heated political. conflict Our
nation is Christian naliod- moro deeply SO,
We think, than my other upon earth. And
, 1860-02-03
TO PIIkl;,S rlsAKExkS.

We have before llal occasion to warn scls
Of our readers us may he about to undertake
trip to Fixes peuk, To see to it before t'lc1r
setting out, that, as far MS possible, they lro'
vide against Tue necessity Of being cmptied
aut of their wagons OH arrival ut tie lnlsacs
without III, menus, either in money or pr'vis-
i.us, i,,r quarters support. Tle note ii
,,r,,,ar;,,ion which! ROW cosnus 10 our ears from
every part If the West, inpcls us 10 renew
that warning.
Let it ls remembered that tho ai.sint:s il.
,l,r new gold fields, 1lo.'!.l, doubtless If i'm.
,at,lsc prospective ,alur, are 80 Ear different
from, ,l!,se il. California tat the labnr "f the
individual minor, prosecuted only witt. tlu~c
rude implements, tho shovel, pick and pan, has
not thus far proved largely re'naElcrative. il,
inlccd, it has furnished tic laborer with his
daily bread. Tile amount of loose or dust
gold found up 10 this time las not been great
enough 10 encourage the belief that fortunes
will coon bc made BY continuing the search.
As onr readers know: the precious metal il
there mechanically mixed with quartz il, veins
walled up On either side by primitive rock;
and that after the quartz is mined, before it
gives up It's treasures, it is necessarily subject
ed to Il laborious process i'll which the aid or
heavy and costly machinery is Indispensable
The expectation, then: that on arrival at the
miney, tic gold hunter has only TO
nuke his way 10 the nearest bar
in an adjacent creek and begin fill
ing his leather sack with dust and nuggets,
is as absurd as it will be fatal to those
who indulge it. Hence the Importance Of an
outG. that will serve the daily wants Of the
en,grant until such time as lic TN tcsin to
| make his labor productive. The surplus 'n'lsl
not necessarily he in pork and hard bread, be-
cause it is probable that provisions will be
abundant and relatively cheap; but no emf
grant ought to start without the certainty that
for the first sixty, perhaps ninety, days Of his
star, lie has the means, outside Of the returns
Of lis labor, for Lis support. Tie neglect oi
| this precaution was, during the last season,
productive Of disastrous consequences Let
us hope that the lesson then enforced may not
| now be forgotten.
, 1860-02-03

smoke from the locomotive lowered and envel-
oped him. aud as il raised be was seen to full be-
tween the car and tender. Word WAS imma-
d1atelv passed to the engineer, whose eyes were
turned in contrary direction, and thetrain was
stopped ~ suon us pos-ihle-
he fell directly on the LETT rail, and tile wheels
OF the entire train passed over hts body just be-
10" the waist, cutting it in two, and maugiiDgi: i:
IN terrible manner.
bcFrALo AND GRKKx Bar LINE OF STEAM
ERs.-We learn from the Green Bay 1droeats
that the pFopellers Comet and Rocket, together
with the steamer Michigan, are to run between
Green Bay and Buffalo during the coming sea-
sou of navigation.
The Cerro Gorao {1o~a) Pttu is informed
that some farmers hnve adopted the following
means Of cleaning seed what Of oats aud chess
They fastsn upon frame n 1oug strip Of flannel
cloth (all wool tho better,) and with one end
considerably lower than the other, 50 that the
wheat when turned upon it, will roll the entire
lengtla-the oats and chess adhere to the fuz
and wool, thus separating the one from the
other.
FIRE At B;caL1Sc7oS.-A ere occurred at Bur-
ilngton. loaa. on Monday night, destroying
| property to the value Of $780, 900.
ExEcr71oS or !aSsE DlLAxskr.-W-e under
stand that Gov. Ramsey has issued his warrant
to Sheriff Tullis for the execution Of the SEN
tence Of the law on Mrs. Biiansky. The day
appointed i Friday. the e3d Of March. There
Is = pill now before the Legislature, prohibiting
public executions. which will probably become
q law before tie day appointed for Tie cxecu
ton Of Ms. Eilansky arrives. There is no dnub1
| OF her guilt. Her spirits haze been buoy ed ur
for . long TIME by the expectations OF i nc,s
trial being granted, Int since that has beer
taken away, she has been very much depressed
and is constantly weeping and benoauing llss
sad iatc.-St IIul Pioneer.
F1RE.-The new dwellin. house Of Mr. l..
Russell. tu"r miles fram Lake City. Mum. ..
the ". albany road, was burned 10 The :rount
resided i mile iron nci.s,bors, anL before hell
cua!A arrive the building WAS II u,ass Of ruins
His loss is from $>.M TO $?,r. No insurance.
, 1860-02-03
Grain and Gold.

rho p.,;sh ca1.-".,a,. ,,rh,;s shsd 1o.+ nont,,
."ia.a ~ a,..s.. - .La ;pa-4s ~ anr;cr,tnrai
,,ra'scte Era stoct " g. ;nto tIc kin,iom fcr
ihhc hcA' n;ne nonths cnd;no sentembcr 70, ls59.
Tosa re,,,rns s6,r, rt'rons f;cnrcs tor
~ noas;asrs,|nn "1 sns-c9n readers. esncci.
IVY ny Goas;ue1 as4on ~ ~ a,3 aa-n tssd
,rEy ~. 4nid that +hs.. oran't herin to snnnlr
onn,a1, ~ e;thor a. tha fora;un market. Of
e1osn " at' e TisJ tLs ;e,;snrtod fron, I'll
cnn,,.,;as rhos q eni5a1 ~ 8 55I ~ b1lsin1
s~h;ta in ,ns san,a n1na months If the wear be-
fora sha tnot @ asa III hris nf his vast i,npor.
+u.;,s ~ ,',,,,t;t, ~ tn,l from us in Isis
,.aa a,.on Ia RnJ-att 81 ,,.,t If tho whol.-
sor somc X ,41 hris VET. in 1859. she took only
~ s,4.+, .,., ~ ~ ia in 14ae- in snite-
" ~ 80. 80 s,,,n,< hara Tnt frnm RUSSIA
st,a ;nanori ,sas - th;s,i rrea,er than in 1855.
From Fronce of whrat. il WIS one.l,alf greater;
,,h;ls ~ f1onr lie nnantitr vas doubled. france,
IN fact smnr,ied Enrland with more than q
1h;rI ~ 1T tI,a whaef she h. i,rbt last year and
with nearly 10 ner crnt. Of ali The flour she I'M.
nar.oJ ror,e ~ r. Id ri, crons. and being close
81 i,ond ,orrnd her surr,1us into ENGLAND. ut
nr,ccs ri, which cnuntries more distant could
mt Snrcessf,}Ir comncte
The Hritish IMPORT Of Indian Corn has also
1,rrn1x L;n,;n;shed thc,,,,f, That Of cotton liz.
;nrre.xad a boif ml1;on of hundred weights.
smer;c,n I,lovo+taad Ina also been taken in
mucI, lo.a oront;tv md 90 through most Of the
Inv, sn.,ad1,s Er,ncc Russia Prussia. w,,],
ali ihs ntl,er German Sta,es. protect the labor
If tIs;r citizens a;ainst .he d.lr,ye Of Eriti,l,
.1ooJs .sb;ri, former1r stripned them of gold
5n1 kent ti,em ali noor: lct these counties
nnur min ,he j,r;,isb Islands an untold value 1T
p.ricuIturaI nroducts. They arr taken Of nc-
cess;ty: because these i>lands cannct raise fooA
cnt,u.h In fted ,l,t;r uonulatior. Ensluud puy =
to Iorsi.,n countries an average Of s, ,o&A'.tnu
month for fond. To Europe, thoug I'll close Ut
l,.,nd s,.e nay, in ..olJ. Tn. Ills country SHE
rays ia CLOTH and iron. which are bronEht here
!, distances of three thousand miles ut onr *.
uensc. t;o!i never reaches rs in payment for
tuni unfcss forcri },et. by tho extremity 0. ia
m;r,. shro,,, VI thnnoti paving for A1n.rica:,
frol in trn,Ie En,]anll tales !; tuite1y less frou
us liam from tlnss countries which refuse trade.
un, ,.yucs the ao}I In fact. sic takes noti;,;.
from US but what shy Gun eg. nowhere elze-
cutto,, ira tnnaccn and coul; Sic obtain these
elsewhere .],o voutt rrou;re Ill balances 10 be
, 1860-02-03
Destructive mud Terrible Confla@ra-

lFso7l she Mcnrhi. Avalanche .taa ::th.]
About half past three O'Clock this nsornin.
the livery stable known as the Ga:c.y Stable.
adjoining: thc Post Office, on Second street. wa,
discovered to be on fire. The !ire r,adt. rapid
progress, and, before It could be checked, re-
e whole known rs Post Office Block, to heap
Of ruins. \ considerable amount Of goods was
sared from the stores burned, but still the loss
ID immense. Forty horses ure reported to have
been burned. We counted thirty two careases
charrcd and ha1f consumed. It was rumored ut
one time ttat two ncn were killed by an e1p'u
sion Of chemicals in drug store, but we have
bccn uuab!e 10, trace ilc 1umoE 10 any reliable
source. There seems no dpubt the fire was the
work OF All inceHtltary. When discovered by a
man sleeping in the stable it had actually at-
tackled tile bel upon which he MAS l,iug, The
pillow case being in u hlaxe- Il bar keeper in
Cordanu's drinkin. satcon, waS badly, though
not dangerously. burned. lie reports several
men ln the room from Which lie escaped badly
slnged. Whether Ill escaped or moi is uncer-
tain. So Tap. was the progress Of the tlAmcS
That the t're department. thongh curly on the
ground, were unable 10 cheek them at all. anil
confined their efforts nlainiy u saving 1sr sur
rounding property.
The s,aIf. bni!'lins burned belonged to Strat-
t"", NcDaritt K Co.. ani ,Ya* worth ahnu, 3'.-
1i'u-- lnsurrA fur i..MM in the Murine ami FIRE
lnsuras,ce Company Ut Mrmplis. 1t was "ccu.
pied hy j. II. NDm!war.l. whose 1o*a j. pfrbA.
bly, $1!,'"'i' 10 $'I,tan'. H.. wsLs injured $A1v
forsi and s5,'nV in the City Fire Insurance t.on-
Ial!y If llattlord-*i".'"tJ III Ill. THE iir. IL
supposed tn hare originated in the lay i'll .hc
back Iart If this .tat,lr.
Tie fire trn,u tie stable communicated to tho
Post Dllicc building. ownc.l by John Oyertnn,
and valued It :::u.th"; insured :"r S1s,0'"-
$:,n0 in the Hull t'ity Insurance Company, ui
N4fnyj.ss and III N.tu+,tiA
, 1860-02-03
Tho Origin Of tho IIaCe*.
This subject was discussed by Tom Corwin
in his Enthusiastically queer way, the othel

This subject WAS discussed by Tom Corwin,
in his Enthusiastically queer way, the other
day. A Washington letter writer says;
ID The idea that Noab md his wife. remarkable,
said Corwin. for their nautical experiments as
should have given ilirth to three sons, .shen',
liam and Japies, SO st1ikingly unlike each 9th
Ct, was staggering one to tue Ohio politician;
eyes; another had .veolly head and fiat nose,
and the third Ind n xh.te skin and high NOSE;
and ether peealiari'ies quite as striking cors
laws ordinarily gover ,,ng The descent Of fami-
lies. did not frequently happen in life; And the
f.et .hat the sons Of Ham i;a Enss he'd ID their heir
hundred years, "uuul tile Almighty repealed
the Fugitive Siaye Law and set them free, was
calculated, the speaker thought, to mo'!1fy our
views in regard to the desirablene*s and tltness
would be found IN regard 10 slavery, that cir
Gp1stances alter cases. ...->,.,
, 1860-02-03

Tho Republican Pnrfy in Delaware.
The Milford tDel.) -Nips ant -Air|rtiser Of Tie
9TH OF January, has i long article on the pro-
p,iety Of having Delaware represented in the
Chicago Convention. The 1l'i,rs and -Adr,rfi&r
says:
Now tie question for US is. shall VIC 20 where
tie principles Of Washington, Jefferson, Madl-
srn, Webster and Clay lead It's, or shall ne give
our votes aud our influence to hasten the pros
t.ution Of the Constitution and thu dissolution
OF the Union in the hands ct lie Sllam.l .l}cnluc
raey. led by jeff. Dayis, Toolnbs and o'Con-
uors
1t must be plain, even to t],c du'1e<t compre-
lrissiou. that the next canlp"i.a is to be fought
bT the Republicans on the unc hand. on tic
platform once occupied by the great snrn above
nancd, and the Slaln-U Democracy III the other,
upon ;lu ultra sectional platform, manufactured
i1r the occasion by their Southern masters.
Let the Peoples Party Of delaware. like the
same party III PENNSYLVANIA aud New Jerscy,
send its delegates 10 Chicago. and thus ally IT,
self with the great National Union Republican
party Of thr country, that is to rule the desti-
,tics uf this nation FOR nlunv Years to CONE.
, 1860-02-03
.1n Experience of a Country Doctor.

The poor doctor is called frnm his bcl on {:
stormy nigh. with the stirring gsuaanous-''1'oc-
tor, want you 10 come right straight awny oh to
banks. His child's dcad.'' ''TLen uhr do
yon Gomez" "no'no, great deal. Think lie
wnnt get over it"
The doctor pushes on through the Storm
meets witt, divers mistars On the way, aud Ut
length arrives ut the house Of the poisvned pa
,Ient. He finds it al1 c]osel-uot light to be
scen. He knocks at the door, but no answer.
lie knocks fi,riou.ly, aa1 ut last night cap ap-
pears At the chamber window, and q wousan' $
doctor. de ] to b. sure. You sent m for him." "Ub.
its no matter. doctor. Ephraim is better: We
got little skeered. kinder. Gin him laud' mum, ?,
and he slept kinder sound, but he's walked up
now" slow much laudanum did he swallow
"0nly two drops. 'Taipt hurt him none. Won
.lerful bad storm tonight
. The doctor turns away, huttoning up his over
coat under his throat, su seek his homc again,
and tries TO whistle away modification and
anser, when the voice calls Doctor! poc-
charge notain' for 1lle visit, will yc:' j.:
, 1860-02-03

IupEuS17Y FOR Loss or rSLASks.~-ln the Penn
s,lyuuia Senate, few days ago, there was
presented memorial, sigued john II. Wheeler,
a citizen Of North Carolina, praying indemnity,
By tie passage Of IN act, for tho loss Of sersi-
ccs and value Of Ills .hree slayes-one Of whom =,
was lis body sersant--sto1en or Spirited
away by citizen Of pennsylvan'a, IN July,
1855, willie lle, the said Wheeler, was in phila.
delphis, was on his way through Pcnns5lvan1a.
northward, for thc purpose Of empafkang @ Tor
accredited as minister from that Of the United
States. The complainant estimates his loss at
about 5000. Tbs citizen Of Pennsylvania
above alluded 10 is generally supposed TO be
Passsnore Williamson. whose name figured so
conspicuously in the newspapers Of pennsylva-
mia about the period referred to.
, 1860-02-03

In the last number Of his .'o1.A',! cf HtalA
1'r: Hall says Of the system Of faml!E hote.
Aring:
Wien wife CT daughter has nothing to do,
ard tie appetite is stimulated day after day b?
Ill the arts Of "scicn,i!c cookery when the
five o'clock dinner is universal, and when tls
stomach is "ravipg'' for food in consequence oil
the al,.u*t entire abstinence s:rce lreakfast-a
double work is thrown in upon it in its debi;ita-
ted statc. nud keeps it lAboring" dnrin. tic
greater part Of the night, making what ought 10
lie the hours of peaceful rest absolutely h:.ieous
by terrible dreams, and tue morning comes
without the blessed ;enewal Of strength which
.,calthful sleep would have given, and this for
weeks and mouths together. yt'i:y. it is 70
wonder that the thoughtful physician stcu!d ap-
ply the cli.he:, ":T4eu foul, 10 auy plreu: who
would expose { fi,ni'y 10 such he. -And in
the light of it we may gather that the n,nst GER
tain means OF making life failure. in toto, Oh
the part Of any newly married couple, Is to ''so
to boarding." Better i sllousaudu u'inies, socia-
1Er, morally and physically, hire a two roo,n-d
shanty, 1--we Oh bread and patatoes, and 10 the
l.ousework without the aid Of ulet1a!s, and cun-
tinue to 10 these things until means are =c.u-
1nu!ated to take step higher.
, 1860-02-03
an7TISSrf,N oF KANSAS.

1t is said by the Washington correspondent
OF the Cincinnati Enquirer that the extreme
sectional feeling Of the South has compelled
Hon. John ]. Critteuden Of Ky., to declare
that llc will vote against tile admission Of Kali
sas. Inasmucll as the application Of Kansas
is perfectly regular, Lased on tho Legitimate
action Of :. large majority Of her people, We
cannot believe that the reports anything more
than Washington canard; but if the South.
while claiming that new Slave States should
lie admitted, wants TO change the issue by re-
tusing 70 admit States that are Free, upon her
lie tue consequences. We s,,all sec.
, 1860-02-03


| an, .la,lv rrs.;v.
in., in cu,,,,,..,t:,,,,
will NV genera, IL,
tent nisdici1,s I,,,."
ness, Gs,e ,.,ilet ati:
eles, fancy .,,u.ls.;,,n;
l'e5f,,,,,rry nj Ii,
Lake strr,:,' c.,t,,,,r.,,
it,r !, l,y,,,. u.'.,r,.
,,,rt,t. II. ,,,l,,,x,,
I.ul,;n'sEx1su,.ts ,.,.,
luu,,rs. f'u,,,,,trs ,,,1
thu ,,air. lv,,r,
Combs, l:utl;.!o. ,h,.I..
tires.i,,:t ,,t,i Tu,;,
Combs hair. hat
teeth. nails, clotl....
mud ile,l, j:ru,l,,,s
Port Mut,,ui.s. W,;I
let's, Pocket Books.
SIn,,.v 1.rit, t.,.,,
Foiinx. Satsb.Is.
Dressing Casts, Ira
rvli,,. 1;;,.... t,,r ,.,-
dies: Gard fuses.
Souvenirs. Needle.
t.asc, l'.tIi,,,,,,.
I,.,xrs fvt,rv r',,,;,..
Cnrui i,,.,,is V..t'
1n,... 1:,,"al.',s Ill.,,
l,:,.'. -, Ill.,.
Z! inss 'aiicy 1f"'
, 1860-02-03

e .cfi -G N.aLcs1lll4 AMI 1A.se!, tl! Viii
TmE LIZ $srEuE CoCxTr EurrrE.-Thc county
seat excitement 1T 1t Suvur county, IF wti>h
wrote yoa, las had al end. TIE Beard uf s:n
ptr. lsogs declared the oec rf botl Register Vi
deeds aud Treasurer yac:tn:, AID proceeded IL
Ill! thc vacancies. Tie former incuuibent> TO-
.scd TO yye up the bouss, .nl the Sheriff ti1sre-
Upon summoned his o~>. Of abunt ~ then, In
with rifles and rcrclycr> il, hand, proceeded 10
tke tElc,n BY i.arcr! The e.E.:u u... of t'*>,
by thr sshtfili, ii .tr Most ria:,a':s ts.lu, IN
secr., aud every Intelligent in !s.c cou4ty
is nu. only ashamed Of lie affair, hui uf the
Sheriff also. they declare IT,. is L rv".u.!, as
any onc n.am Of liru,'rss, ARMED Will. the All
t1lori,y uf tie Law, coui,i have taken tile l.aks
withent difficulty. l:nt tie County srat is n.'w
1T Cleveland. RI:
TmE fnEE pnrss To START .AcArS.-N. T..
ltod3c, ESP. ol the st. rctrr's f,r.' Fer. il
about to start his paper a.a:n. j. X. NocFr.
his former parn.r. is also :osn. II START i lie.
publican paper, TIE tiFst number nj which NH
appear in about twn weeks. The citizrns, IN
view ~ Ills late loss I,y iist. have purchased a,ltl
;'rtsenieA to Alr. Moore, tic DID, 1r:rtfss DIS
!Si9Hr Kp1risr estlbisAu .nt, which MAS sold
Al. Sheriff sale last week. This il probably
The most complete printing Office i'll tile Stats
uutsite Of ot l'au!. 80. y"u see, VT are t4' he
well supplied with Republican, papers ip St-
LITTER.
i WAGON KaeE.-Two two-kor*e teams came
running into st. Peter last Saturday. causing
no little excitement they we're driven tsai's
Fort RitIl.y, forty miles distant, in three hours,
81, n hAt ri MI