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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-22
The Cricket Match. \.

The second Of the series Of match games,
between the Olympic and Red Wing cricket
clubs, Of this city, was played on grounds oil
tho latter club on Saturday afternoon last.
The day was rainy and cloudy in tho fore:
noon but in the afternoon it cleared up|
into bright, cool day. At halfpast two
the wickets were pitched. and the Red
Wingcrs having won the toss sent their
opponents in to the bat. and soon sent them
all out again; only giving them eight tall
lies for their labor in defending the wickets.
This unexpected good luck inspired the
Red Wihgers with great confidence ahd
produced corresponding depression among
the Olympics who had displayed an unac.
countable apathy from the beginning ; and
50 when the Red Wingers went in they took
fifty seven tallies in exchange for their eleven
wickets. On the next innings the 0lympics
made thirty-two; the Red Wingets followed
for thirty nine; the Olympics then took their
last innings making nineteen !; the Red
Wingers then coming in and batting for
thirty; thus winning the game by heavy
majority.
There was good fielding done by the Red
Wing; Brand and Comstock doing the best,
tho latter catching out six inen !; while on
the Olympic side Capt. Baker, maintained
his reputation a. crack tieldsman, and at
the bat ran up total score Of twenty five,
which was tied by Mcclure Of the Red
Wing, but as Baker was not put out, and
carried his bat over an innings, he is claimed
to be point ahead. Mart. Chandler bowled
very successfully, and kept wicket in way
which astonished the natives, letting but
one ball pass him and putting down the
wicket every time an ill,judged run was
attempted, as several Of the Olympics prov
ed to their (dis)satisGaction. The lowing
on the part ef the Olympic was poor, which
must BIZ accounted 70: by the ground being
sideling aid diflcilt to get the chang Of"
as there are several good bowlers in
that club; the best that was done was by
Pierce and Day. But We will discontinue
our remarks and refer our readers to the
subjoincd official record Of the game as kept
by Mr. j. A. Woodbury. scores,nan Of the
Olympic club rt...-.......
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dissolution NOTICE.

l)IsSOLUTION NOTICE.
~ The partnership heretofore existing
between J. H. Brand and T. L. Adams. IN tho
harness business, is this day dissolved ~ ma
tual consent.
Tho business will be contfnued A. tia o,d
stand by T: L. Adams, Who 81 authorized to
collect AZ debts due tho above frm. ~
Red Wing, July 10th, 1860:
J. II. BRAND.
zoS-~s Vs. T. Il. ADAMS.
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1860. Spring d Summer Trade. 1860

1860. Spring d S,snsn.er Trade. 1860
Main street, Red Wing, Wilkinson's block.
JAS. LAWTHIRs are nov opening
w and receiving complete stock Of
u CLOTHS,
z z E CASSIMERES, I
.. VESTINGS, and g
III GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
in great variety. Also, = complete asaottmst,t IN
'.5 @s' TALORS' TRIMMINGS, ,@
which they offer to cash buyers very eAeap q
We have also In connections sd
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
for the manufacture Of Gents, Clothes to or
der: Mr.. c. BERGH, an experienced work
man. VIII Wait ON gents and furnish them with
garments oftte latest styles aud on reasonable
terms. Persons wislilng to purchase will PLEASE
chill aid cxaItlino our stock and prices before
anything on the most reasonable tsrms. We
especially solicit sliafe of patronage.
re- VIZ. 4 jas. LAwrnx..
Red Wing, May 9, 1850. 9..-1 1857
WE COPAKTNERsHtP. heretofore existin
j Under the narhc and firm Of Llttlehell &
Ma9iniiis, havsl!g beeh dissolved bY Hdutttal
consent on the 18th day Of this month, notice
is here by given that the business Of tho firm
will be transacted by the subscriber, who will
continue in Charge of the PAPER.
Rcd Wing, July rs. MARTIN MAQ1NNle.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, District Court, IL
GooDHrE CouxrY. + Judicisl District.
Isaac Spaulding, Y
Mortgagec, -
against
Wade Whitman,
Mortgaeor, isuxxoxs,-For Relief
Andrew Misenet, Sam :"
ucl T. Ven Brunt,
JAMES Clark and Sa- Subsequent incum.-
rah his wife, whose cumbrancers and dow
other name is to the ersess.
plaintiff unknown. stf
To the above named defendauts:
You arc hereby suliiainoned, and required to
answer the complaint II this seton. which has
been duly f ID in the Office 81 the Clerk Of
this Court, at Red Wing, in said comfy, and,
to serve copy of your answer to the said
compliant on the subscribers. at their ONO, in
Faribault, Rico county, Minnesota, within
twenty days Of tho service Hereof, exclusive Of
the day Of such service aid if you fail to-
answer the said complaint within tho time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will ap-
ply to the court for the relief demanded iii The
complaint.
Dated Farih.ult, MIMI, Nay a2d, 1850.
COLE q CASE,
2oSw6 Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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AMBROTYPE ROOMS

formerly occupied by j. Going, on Main street,
oyer G. II. + E. L. Bakers Hardware store,
where all who wish, can procure life-likc like
nesses OF themselves or friends. Having had
feel confident, Ct being able to please all who
may favor ME with call. No picture will be
allowed to leave the toom unless it will bear
tho strictest criticisms IFS likeness and work
Of art. appea! to the Judgment and good
hopes that they can appreciate The difference
between good Ambrotypc and those deathly.
a*h-c"lored. sunburnt shadows 50 o:ton palmcd
OH on the public by travelling hu,nkugs.
All are respectfully invited to call and OK
imine specimens.
Pictures taken in CLOUDY a, we'll az FAIR
WEATHER.
instructions given In tho art. so AtG
Rod Wing, April 4, 1880. loetf
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G O NJ NJ E II CT A L.
RED WING PRICE CURRENT.
,lLg5 EILa3IA --i9} H3N .EE.
CONNECTED WEEKLY. y.

y.
'Flour-Ex,ra s. 90; XXX - % V Dbl.
Whcat-Good sO0s5c. .,,.,...
Oats -2510sOc " busl,el. 4 & z ilj
--o5GD3Ot035e shelled. la
Pork -31105c W ID in tho hog. ST, . s.s.-4i
III Potatoes-25G03oc.
ssed-Timothy ~ Sotas; Closce 970755o.
Beans-75c03l - " bush.
Butts1-l0l2H0c v ID.
Eggs-6l0Se y DOZEN.
saear-N: .. saec refined li@lsc; crushed
'ANd powdered lA0i5c. sos alex /.
Syrap-N.O. soc s. H. 7Oc golden 9oc.
81 Tsas-40, 50, IS, 750Sl " III.
Coaee-Rio lS0l6c; Java zoe ~ III. 14
Tobacco-Plug zoe; smoking loal5cts :;
q ane -cut chewing Ace. aL.> -!.
Powdsr--Blastin9S 5aPkcg; rifle 100000 vfb
Shot-SGolOc " ID. l!
7t Wood 3o033 W cord.
Dait-Coarse ~ %; dairy 5 5o0$4 " Dbl.
Fiuid.-sO0sOc ~ gallon. ao H.'2. 'a.-
Oil-Linseod 81 IS; winter strained whale
and lard 81 IS " gallon.
Lumber-Common lV0$l2; clear ls032o T.
Thousand feet.
Shiugles-Shsved sSSa 25; extra - 50.
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pEMovAL! REMOVAL! REMOVAL
~ i E NOV l..
b IL 0 WN & BET CHE r
have removed their stock Of
ra00aFe, Stoves, e1sc.
to their Brick Store on Main Street, heretofore
occupied by s. B: Foot. ~ 80 =
Nod Wing. June ls, 1859: osm9
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Wide .xW axes.
At the last meeting Of the Red Wing
Wide Awakes the following resolutions
ecre passed which We arc requested to pub:
fish
Res,lce1-'rhat the thanks Of the Wide
Awakes are unanimously. tenderee to the Ia
dies OF the mite society for their charity in
providing us with caps, which not only are
useful to train in but come very handy in our
daily avocations; that owing to our ill-luck,
in not being able to discover our s:missine
brother" who was felonpusly distracted.
minus his boots, from Dutch groc cry near
st. Anthony, we are unable to repay them
pecuniarlly, and we respectfully recommend
them to look upon Him who has promised
to smile upon those who clothe the naked.
Resolred-That the Wide Awakes are not 4
set OF sleepy -kusses'' as the Red Wing
Republican would maliciously intimate, in
saying that they did not know what they
were about when they elected Democrat
as delegate to the State convention over
Mr., Hubbard, and their action upon that
occasion was governed by the fact that {
Democrat is better than Jackass any dav,
The J. A. to the contrary notwithstanding.
eve think the Jackass would be the fittest
representative ofsuch party.--EDy
Iesolccd-That IS concerns those ladies
who think that the mite society occupied
time which should have been devoted ia
the cooking of their husbands dinners OF
washing Of their habies' d-nursery clothes,
that We are ready to make it up to them
in chcppsns stove-wood or picking UP
chips.
Resolvsd-That the Red Wing city papers
the st. Paul papers and the New York pa.
pers be requestodto publish these resolutions;
as We considerthem matters ofimportance ia
the whole nation and the rest Of mankind
generally. especially our woody. headed thick
Tipped, Aat-footed,. bow-legged Ethiopian
brethern who, live in Africa, and take the
st. Paul Minnesotian and the N. Y. Tri.
bune.
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THIRD INNINGS.

This makes the clubs even !; eac'. having
Ton game on its own grounds, and will
make the last and d, Gliding game moro inter-
esting. For the benefit Of our readers who
are u"ian!i'iar with the game wc would say
tina; co. stands for caught out by'' aud 'b''
for bowled out by;;'' with this explanation
all can understand the report.
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4 nj br otypes Trump h mt
DAGUERREOTYPES ECLIPsED
Il. f.; RIG II.

Wo1ld respectfully anhodiscc to the citizen.
Of Nod Wing and vicinity, that he has leased
and fitted up tho
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-22
MORTGAGE SALE.

MORTGAGE SALE. \. 81.
lVl Whereas, William j. Tucker and Mary
Tucker, his wife, did on the 21st day of June,
A. D. 1859. execute and deliver to P. f. Kent
oh slid day, for the purpose Of securing tho
payment Of \ certain sum of money therein
tiained, whereby the said Williafi j. Tucker
and Mary Tueker, his wife, did grant and con-
vey to the said =: F. Kent, his heirs and as
signs, forevet, all that tract or parcel of land,
being in Che ;coant5 Of Goodhue, and State q
Minnesota, j.; described as follows, viz:
The: sotttheast quarter of section thirty-hvs
1851, In township ono hundred and twelvj
n12), north: Of range seventeen (l7) west, con-
tanning one hundred and sixty acres, according
to the United States government survey there:
Of; which said indenture Of mortgage, duly
acknowledged, was, on the 23d day Of June,
\. D. 1852, ut o'clock in the forenoon Of that
dsH. duly RECORDED In the office of the Register
IF Deeds for the county of Goodhue aforesaid:
And whereas, default has been made in the
condition Of the said mortgage, and there is
how, at the date of this notice, due upon said
mortgage the sum Of three hundred odollars,
with legal interest OH two hundred and kfty
dollars thereof from aud after the oath day Of
June, 4. D. 1860 and no suit or proceedings
1T law have been instituted to recover tho said
debt secured by said mortgage, or any part
No*. therefore, notice is hereby given that
By virtue of power of sale in said indenture
ssg':s such made end aG 70 tie
above described .mortgagcd premises win be
sold BIZ the Sheriff Of Goodhue county, at pub
lie auctioA, to the highest bidder, for cash, on
the 25tk day Of August, 4. D. 1860, at ten
oclpck IN the forenoon Of that day, ut the OUT
or door of the Court House, in Red Wing, fl
the county Of Hoodhuc aforesaid, to satisfy thS
aid disbursements. P. E. KENT.
Att,s 4 PEcKHAx, MORTGAGES,
Att'ys for Mortgage 2os-td
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round

in an establishment of this kind, Consisting 81
Sheetihg,
Shifting;
Denims;
Prints;
Delaines;
Summer Cloths,
for men & boys,
Fancy Cassimeres,
Chambray,
Lawns,
Ginghams,
Cambrics,
Muslin,
Flanne1s;
Chalti,
Apron Check.
Pins,
Needles.
Thread,
Buttons,
Ribbon,
Combs,
Brushes,
Hats,
Caps,
&C., &C.,
and
thousand and. one other things too t,umerou,
to mention: Also, full supply Of GROCERIES
at prices which cannot be
in Rcd Wing. Also, a large stock Of READY
& man can dress himself
To DEATH
and in the height Of Fashion. Nv stock O
HATS AND CAPS is large and we'll selected
and have 1ne assortment Of Ladies', Misses
and Childrefis' SHOES, which are for sale veri
cheap. will not be utidsrsold ~ any ono
I'm the ~
trade; and AM constantly tecsivink fisst
supplies, so that there afo goods al the time
on the
Roaa
Give me call, and see for Yourselves.
viii sell you goods very chesp-fnuch cheaper
than any one
I'm R8a wins
vim sell to you; Remember the place. PHI
bo's Block, Main street.
JAS. b. PARKHURST.
Red Wing, Nay e, iesc: SCOTT
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II um4ers, look out +!

Hunters, look out ~.
Z Sportsmen and otkers, having valuable
dogs arc warned to keep them at home.
Or to muszle them in such manner that
they can't gnaw strange bones, as by
such means several Of the hest bird dogs
have been poisoned. We are down on all
dogs and mote particularly "yallah dogs,'
but it is a pity to see a dog that nde So
much about chickens removed SO suddenly
from this vale Of tears. r
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Monetary Matters.
Prepared xpressly Tor the SESr1aEI by Smith,
Mcigs 4 Co., Bankers, Main street, Red Wing.
For Illinois Wisconsin, and Missouri cur
fency, we quote exchange As follows:
Buying. Selling.
Elk. Oh New York, l@l1l prom. 2}1 prem
9 s. St. Louis, "a .
/" +" Chicago, par. q
Milwaukee, Is q
r." Ga'cns, -: ~ y T.:
Gold, . ~ 8
Eastern Currency, /
Goodhus Co.. ORDERS soc.
State Orders ..~ 90c.
For gold, we sell exchange on New York at
per cent, premium.
~ CITY DIRE TOI Y
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FIRST INNINGS.
Olympic. Red Wing.
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Chandler G Day....0
Jim Day b Day....s
CoA,stock leg b w..ld
Mcclure b Day ....a
Davis b Caidwell..lj
Wright b Day......l
Eggleston 9 Bakcr..1
Howard b Day....::.4
w hceler not oht....S
McCleiltol1 b Day g
Brand b Caldweil..o
800. 80. go. ......
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H0RRfDIf! HokR1BtE' HoRRlBtEt
zoFrtBle!
I have just fecc!ved from New York and
Boston u large aid splendid stock Of SPRING
and SUMMER GOODS, consisting Of every
thing that
- Man ana q Woman
Can wish for in the line Of Dry Goods, Groce-
RIGS, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Ready
made Clothing, &C., on which defy competi.
ton rs to price and quality aud in fact have
almost everything usually
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Lake Superior News:

'lilc Mime. OtA Annual tENlereNCe
Ofthe NJ. f. Church, is in session du-
ring tho week and much interesting bust
ness is being transacted. We shall in onr
next give summary oftheir proceedings and
the different appointments for the ensuing
year, which will be known when the con-
ference adjoarns; on Monday next; i: IS e7-
pected. t.., - -a.. ..-
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CITY DIR TO Il Y
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-02

Ser9t, Otebel pom mtttleren Dtltrtft, alS er
Ietne Hunoe uladte, Elm 2t6t in benz Wbolez
lale@D rusItpre an Der @de bon Brattltr. uno
Bpwlp'8 Nborf. @r erbrad Die Tbiire nlo
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5etden famett tbm bic Officers Grover uno
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an9eridtet. Sci ndberer llnterludully faup
man, paB pa8 6euer bur6 Selb ltentjtnoun9
mebrerer Stoffe ent[tanOen mar.
Grtrunfen.- A8 ppr9eltern gorrnit=
tag eini9e S1aben an 6uBe Der Nnnitr., Sells
ONT, ~baoeten, ftet elmer berlelbeu mnperebenp8
MS WaIer uno ertrant. @r nat erlt 7 Sabre
ait, betBt @eprg Weisano uto 1T Der ein5ige
Sp1n leiner betritbten @lterli. Ircb aller
Gett1noSperIu6e fon1te man ben 2eidnam eff
eintse Stunoen ipdter ans 2ano brin9en.
Die 9 dmetne tetref e II D. Die
@eIunobetta<G ommi1dre baben benz Staotratb
einen 8ertdt iiber bic S9peinefrage e~r1tattet,
NORM tie Qu8etnanperleben, b1B pa8+0alten
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bet peroen IDOte,
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min pe8 @riuinalseridte8 in Toiplontolpn 1T
|gel4lOien. Der na4ite be3iimt am 4, Meou>
tag be8 4u9uit.
&tnbrn9 duf etnem S9tff.-
Die S6aluppe Brpctor, Capt. @errse, BON
Anne Nr1nOel 60, wuroe, ais tie I'M 8altn
lag, BON Dieben beim9elu dt, bic ei1eu Dem
@apttdn 9ebSri9erl, Sleiter uro $40 in @elD
entbalteuoen Softer tablen.
8 ri .-8prgeltern muir
ben, mte INNER I'M S1mI tag, 9~elpG9nltde In=
9rtff8=6ille erlepigt. Die meilte1 oerlelben
bieter gar fein Snterelie nnp nuroen nit ge=
rtn9en @elpitrafen 9ebiBt, gu erwdbneu 1T
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4leranOer &ellp erbielt ipe9en Nnsriff8 auf
Marp Oailp 2 Q8paen Nrrelt DieIelbe Stra=
er9ielt 9ecnaro 8ouo mesen unault1noiser
@ntbl6Buns. 5bpnla8 2al1sal erbielt ne9en
b~rutulen 4n9riff8 auf Den gie9er Seize Smitb
2 Wpnate arrelt.
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Safer pon 8a1ttmpre. = Sn Der
lesten Bpde lusen i'm bieiisen Safen IA
Sdiffe Is 8arfelt, 10 grig8 u1o "a Sdcz
ner, inn g1a5en 63 6abr5euse. Son Oteleu
lp1ren b%eltlntrnt nadD NewzOorf 6, 91io De Saz
metro 6, 8remen 4, @alao s, 8oltpn 3, Q8elt=
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9Deitt SSet1t |!

SsSASz Der Undergraduate erlaubt fb Icine Sreuube uuo
aue ssbba6er zines ous9saei9ncten 99ein- @ene8 ouf
ln1 S9a99er eon Mtart9rafler, @%saitelber9er, %lln9iteiner. 0eioe89et-
nannten 8eine merbeu teim @la8 we BET Der Slaibe an Der 8ar
gu ben bilt9fen Preiet oera6reibt gSboeMle auBer benz pouIe
nit bebeuten6em &abot
Ga 8er9bpa utb Plota'8 2a9crbier me inmer.
Suni18, 3nt 6enrO zoos, IA &c. S%re6eriffr.
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$. Sars's SSeinbolic,
Sbarpfr. SEQ. "a nabe @ermanItroRe.

Sbarplfr. Jtp. q nQbe WermdnItraBe.
Wetnen 5reunben unb 8efannten, lopie einem 9eebrten 9ublt-
sam seiee i'd biermit al. 6aB ib meme 9aae nod INNER am alien
Vllse hattie imo metn 9Seln=Sa9er bcbeutcno per0r5bert babe
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Fite geeine BON ben bt0i8den bis gu ben tb9fen Breilen, pprauf
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beim G0tas. 6Isl6e uno Ganone umo Lteere oteielben bel Qbuabme
coa Dnseno 6lalaen ODER BEL Der @aaone foienfrei ms 9au8.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-13

PARocHIAL CHANGE.-Rev. Harvey +.
Leayitt who for hcentg-fou consecutive gears
ofiiciated as Pastor of the Congregational
Church. Of Vergennes, united some time since
with the members Of the Church, in calling
an Ecclesiastical Council with a view TO dis
solving his pastoral relation with them. The
Council, which assembled on Monday, March
10Th, and was composed of many Of the most
able Congregational divines and experienced
lay members of this region Of Vermont, after
n careful delibcration, granted the united re-
quest Of Pastor and people, and on Thursday,
March Goth, the members Of the Church,
called together for that purpose, conceded
with the action of the Council, and the rela-
ton was consequently dissolved.
For nearly a quarter of century Mr..
Leavitt has been prominent and influential
member of society in Vergennos. Few, II
any, have added more to its character and
standing, none have labored with more ear
nestness and zeal for the prosperity of the
place, or contributed more literally and cheer
fully than he to all the humanitarian move
ments of the day. His family have become
endeared to the entire community and the
prospect, although distant, of their leaving
Vergennes. strikes discordant note in every
heart. Under the fostering care of Mrs
Leavtt what was once a little private school
Of half dozen scholars, has become a -four
ishing Seminary of character and influence
second to none in Addison County.
Some faint idea of the labors incident IA
the ministerial profession may be formed from
the following statistics: During his pasto-
rate, Mr.. Leayiu has received by letter into
the church, 3i4 members, dismissed $50,
on grn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-13

THE ST.. LOUIS Breach or PROMISE
EFFrE DEFFArED.-The interesting trial, for
the second time at st Louis, Of the great breach
of promise case Of Miss Carstang against Mr.
Shaw, the millionaire, was decided on Saturday
evening The jury was out but twenty min.
utes, and returned with a verdict for the de.
PENDANT. So Shaw saves the 800, 900 given
Miss Carstang by the first verdict aud she
loses both her money aud her character. She
lost the case upon testimony to the fact Other
connection with other men, which justified
Shaw in breaking his engagement Of marriage
But she does not give it up so, and her coun-
sci Immediately filled a notion for new trial
If this is refused, the case will be appealed to
the supreme court.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-13

10 Cassius NJ. Clay has published an APP
peal to the people of Madison county, Ky,
against an effort of the pro-slavery people to
drive him from his home. He says he had
advised Hanson and his associates, Of the
Berean colony, to leave, and had dscounte-
nanced the radical aboltionists, but that il
the republicans are attacked they will defend
themselves. Mr. Clay concludes as follows -
"You may be strong enough to ovcrpower
me, but you cannot drive me from the duty |
owe to myselfto my friends, and to my country
If fall, shall not fall in vain and it will
be enough for all long-cherished associations.
if perchance my blood shall atone for the
wrongs of my race, and these states shall at
last be free