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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-22
CARPENTERS TOOLS.
MlXTR.4 IA ElNf:He.u E.NrTS OEkiE Il

CARPENTERS TOOLS.
EHXTs.z IN DUCE.uE.N-TS OFFER
IL ed.-Ohio Tool Company Planes, Spear &
Jackson's Hand and lemon Saws, Butchers Plane
Irons and Saw Files, Firmer Chses and Gouges,
Turning Chsels and GOuges, Millright and Socket
C'hiscIs, Try, Bowel and Miter Squares Mortce,
Thumb, Flooring, Panels and Sitting Guages,
Biond'S Ilatchets Hand and Broad Axes and AIDES,
Cast steel AuSers and Anger Bits, Braces with
Brtdbury's Spokeshaves and Brace Bits, Hand and
Brace Sorrows, Boring Machines, &C.
We invite the attention OF carpenters to an en
tident VIC can make /. TO their interest to do so.
mar17-2wd JACOB STRAUB son.
EKa-SsHE.N'GT TONS LRME.N.ESS.-
w The subscriber has just received from New
York an extensive assortment of Gilt Frames, va
riOus siZ0s aud patterns, of them intended for
the likeness of Washington lately distributed by
'"' WM. H. p. sroDDARD,
mar17 II Main street
TENT N II ID CIV H 81
II flesh supply of all the popular patent medi :
cines. Warranted genuine, at TMOMPSON'S
New Drug Store marl6
ND.sEYN"TS or .zLL COL0RS IND
II shades of colors are selling at unheard of
low prices at THOMPsoN's New Drug Store.
FHR.MILK' CxyN.ES.-THO.MF'-
n son has Just received a fresh stock of the
purest medicines ever brought to this city which
he is selling at less prices than ever Families in
Drug Store and make their purchase.. marie
aTP.ALDEJN.E4'S II XQUID q II " Il
~ Every houst &eeper should have it. Good for
everything. For sale at THOMPSoN'S Drug Store.
(<UTT.R PERCH.a Door WI rs
Wv A few of these very serviceable articles. Call
soon mar16 CHAS. s. WELLS.
H~RU-N'KsV' ~ n % A. s.-HEO 81 II
~ shears, Grape do Gliding bladcs,) hose do,
Pruning Knives and Saws, do Chisels, Budding
Knives for sale by CHARLES 5. WELLS.
(ASRRE-f 6E F0R S.2LE.-.E NIX ~
V Rockaway for sale cheap for cash. Enquire
% of BITrROLFF BROS,
mario 4S Main street.
EnNA bush. E-xR G0R.N-JUST ME-
eDUNb ceived and for sale, too, at
J. p. ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-24

james Picky HambIeton, who recent
y suspended intercourse between ia e
North and the South, has been asking
himself, What viii the South DO If
Abraham Lincoln is elected president? :
And his paper, The Southern Confede-
racy, echoes the following hoarse and
awful answer -
ave answer this fnterrogatory By
simply stating that the South VIII never
permit Abraham Lincoln to be inaugu-
rated president Of the United States
This IS settled ard sealed fact. It Is
the determination Of AL parties at The
South. And let the Consequences be what
they Eazy-wbesher the Potomae Is Grim
soaed IN human gore and Pennsylvania
avenus Is paved tea fafhoms IN depth
with nnansied bodies, or whether The
last vezsige Of liberty Is swept from the
face Of the American continent, the
South, the loyal soath. tbs constitutional
South vii never submit 20 such hamiIia-
ton and aegre,iafiOn as the Inauguration
Of Abraham Lsncoln
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-24

ENFIELD, \. H., Aug Is 1850
Having IS almost finished with Is for
the present season The hay crop, is Of
excellent quality Corn and potatoes
look very well, and the grain crop vii Be
extra Enfield is a shriving agricultural
town. The village Of Enfield hes upon
the Northern Railroad, aud IS thriving
village. Upon the Southern shore Of
Mascoma lace are the villages Of the
~United Society Of Shakers" They
are divided into three families, viz. North
Middle or Church, and Barker. . They
are the followers of Ann Lee and her
associates, who came 10 this country from
England IN IVA" The religious and
domestic poIity Of this singular order Of
people presents many peculiar and highly
Distinguishing characteristics Their
church government may be called Episco-
pal, or vested in bishops and elders after
the order Of the primitive church" The
societies in New Hampshire have COZ
tinued under the Episcopal jurisdiction
OF a succession Of ministry alternately
residing at Canterbury and Enfield.
The most striking Of their peculisl
-ai;-;ons 5cvnaz are the folIoyjn- -
That the Defy Is composed Of two
great and fundamental essences, VIZ
pextr and wisdom, or male and female
principles Forproof they quote Romans
/: 20. That Christ has made not oulI
his 6rst bat second appearing The frs
IS seen through the mission Of Jesus Of
Nazareth, and the second as seen in tn
same manifestations through Ann Lee.
- The Shakers taks No par
in political affairs, beIiying themselve
subjects Of another Eisedom. alihougl
they eheerfuIly yield al their cOasfstu
fioaaI obligations Tor their privilege
secsred in resurn- There have been
trife over tao hundred deaths in ihi
society Tor sixty-six years, or since b
soeiety vas 6rst foanded. The averag
AGES of al these lives has = Little exceed
Ell shy-iwo yeaFs. This IS worthy {
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-24

CRoPs IN ARKASsks--0uT Arksn-
sas exchanges bring the most melancholy
and distressing accounts of the effect OF
the drouth on the crops in that State
The Little Rock Gazette in speaking of
the corn crop, which three or four weeks
ago was the most promising that had been
seen for many years: says il is now cut
short without the least hope of making
enough to feed the people" Nothing
but starvation stzres IN the face. many
poor farmers, Of whom many viii not
raise corn enough to feed their families
till Christmas Most farmers are emitting
their corn down, and many a field will
not produce one ear Of corn. The pros
poets in this region are shocking enough.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-24
T0n0 ROLLS of Paper Hanyines, with
AOOO Bordering 10 match ~
WoRTHiNeroS's.
cLAuDIUs p MATHIEs ESTATE.
: TATE OF yEFs1E ONT,
OnLtkas DisfRlcr, S.

~ tEi-EAas btsrktEft s.
A. Probate Court ield Al Ifasbureii, within
aHd fr fie alaresaid district sai fte i9ih day Of
August 4 q. tsgos
hufelius More. administrator On tie estate Of
Ciaudins !. Asfhie, late 81 Closer ia Orleans
C0aHiy, deceased, intesfaie. presented to said
court bis petition - sating pmsHg f5r license
d aafhafifyto seilzll d tie real estate Of which
fhs aeeetenf died seized IN tiis State. THEREIN
describing be same cropping he riioss dorer,
bui including The Teyersiefs " the dover and
settling affl n Ais said petition Is reasons for
selling Ire Feai estate Of decreased. thai ay reason
of the infancy u ilfe heirs that viii be for their
afsautaFe 70 sell the raTne filat the moneys arr
siaE ihereinogn may Be put upon interest or in
vested 20 stocks nnd ne guardian Of the beirs
having siRni3ea 10 said eonrt Isis eonsenf 10 a
ssie u said rel estate IN the manner prescribed
BY law
Therefore i Is ordered ~ sei5 eafiri, that pub.
iie notice be gwen 70 ali psfsoas conc sFned
therein. 70 appear before said courf AZ : session
thereof, 20 " held ~ sald irasburgii on the 9th
day u September eeu iiisf they may be heard
in the naltef, and siIaT eagse uhg iiesnse should
auf BE granted 81 aforesaid
Ard this order ehali b. published three weeks
saoceasiseiy IN Ire Ofieans independent Stand
ari, nesfisapsr printed ~ lgasbnFgh Ia tlis
sfaie, iils last 81 which publications shall be
bssere tie day assigned IT heasing rs sioresaid.
Given uuasr ny hand ~ TIE probate Office ~
ifasf1FaA. feis 13ih dag u Aaeast. A. y. 1850.
s4af 81 CsEPEAIEk. Judse
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-24
4 err Of RAILwAYs.-The cit

a err OF RALwAYs.-The city
of Philadelphia has nineteen passen-
ger railways. none ofwhioh has been
in operation more than two years,
and a majority only one year The
number Of cars employed upon all
lines is ss5 horses 2I44. giving en-
ployment to 1928 men as conduct
ors and drivers. The cars are RIM
from about five o'clock in the morn
ing until twelve at night.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-24

sets Of secret habits Of Youth
gg- Every Father should present copy to his
iSga.
In the dread catalogue of hurnnu disease 30
destructive drain upou the system draws IL
thousands OF victims through few years Of sHf'
leripE fiowa r. sr untimeiy grave. II destroys
The Nefy9as SFssssn. rapidly wastes away the
euergies 81 life causes f1euial ieTuneement,
prevents iia proper dsvelopement Of tie system,
diguaiiass fof marriage. society, business. and
ali earthly happiness, and leaves the sufferer
weakened 10 the body and mind, predispossc 70
Consumption. and frain Of egiis more 70 be
dreaded than death iiself With the fullest enn-
ildeacs assHFe The unfortunate victims Of SELF
kbgse, That permanent and speedy care can be
ssilseied, aud with she abandonment Of rnlBons
psaeiiees ms patients ean Dc restored TO robust,
vigorcus healsh.
Any persoH enelosing two three cent postage
stamps vii fecsivs p copy bv mail, under seal
II TO FEsiALEs.-zu
70 Also tie eelebfaied bemaie Monthly E ilis.
made from the extract ~ ftifoa Rect a remedy
Hsed Cor yeaFs smong the seEnais slaves r. ~
South. 10 form Of deeoetion 81 teAi now for tht
lrst iisne introduced into general nee Price ora
kaoffgF seBt andsr seal bg mail. Married Laeisel
mus not use fhefn. Adde'S ~ shows.
&. 4. HEgTaCK. 81 D.,
sayI Drawef t1s Albany, ). I
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-24
". G. BROWNLON.


x The Washington correspond
ent Of the Philadelphia Press says
The overwhelming defeat of the
Breckenridge ticket IN Kentucky, has
not been without effect upon Mr.
Breckenridge himself Letters from
him to his friends here in Washing
ton, have very much discouraged
the latter, and It is said that some
apprehensions are felt that he viii
resign some time before the election.
His amour proprs has been deeply
offended by the crushing defeat, and
he regrets that he ever permitted
himself to he used as tool IN the
hands Of Buchanan and Sliden. lie
thinks that by Withdrawing his name
from the field, he may regain his
former position m the Democratic
/ party, and make himself one Of Ii,
foremost candidates for the Presi
dency n 1861
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-24

SUNLIGHT IL HoUsEs.-The follow
ing fact has been established by careful
observation; That where sunlight pen
e;rates all the rooms of dwelling. che
inmates are less liable to sickness than
in house where the apartments lose
its health-inyigorating influences. Base
ment rooms are the nurseries of iRdispo-
sition- 1t is gross mistake to compel
human beings to reside partially under
ground. There is a defective condition
of the air IN such rooms, connected with
dampaess, besides the deeomposing. paint
or the walls, and the escape Of noxiou:
gases from pipes and drains. An school
rooms, especially, should be open to the
sunIisht. Jet as q general rule, they are
darkened Ike parlOr.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-24
ARazsr OF A BUKeLAR-Tbe Bar.

ARREsT OF a BUKGLAR.-The Bar
lingsoa Times Is indebted to a LamoiIIe
county subscriber for the following:
Milton a. Adams, the notorious Burg
lar from Hyde Park, Vt, has been ar
rested. Some time last May, the store
Of Charles r. Page, Esq-,Of MOrrisyiIle
was entered and large quantity Of
watches and other goods, taken, and no
trace could be got of him MI August and
when Sheriff Alien, of Hyde Park, was
pat upon his track and finally arrested
him in Lowell, Mass. and be was taken
to Hyde Park, there he made comics
sion Of the whole matter, and was order
ed by John Mills, ESD 20 find bail II
the sum Of $1,000 for his appearance
before the County Court
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-24
MEN PasSes sRsWxaK Viii JOS Tss
DEM0eEATS.


An Arkansas eorrespondsnt, who
probably wanted to @wake up" Rev.
Mr.. Brownlos, Of the Knoxville (Tenn.l
WAig, wrote to the latter, stating that he
had learned with pleasure, upon what he
:. considered reliable authority, that Mr.
Brcwnlow was about 70 join the Demo
crats, and asked for the probable date Of
that interesting occurrence. Mr.. Brown
low gave the date. Or at least data for
the date, as follows:
KSoxylLLE, Aug. 6. 1880.
Mr.. Jordan Clark | have your
letter Of the so,h ult., and hasten to let
you know the Preciss tiAs when | ex-
peel to come Oas and formally announce
that / have joined the Democratic party.
When the sun shines at midnight and the
moon st midday-when man foFgeis 10
be selfish. or Democrats lose their iaeli-
nations to gteal-when nature stops her
onward march. to resi-. or all the water
courses in America flow up stream
when flowers lose their odor and trees
shed no Ieaves-when birds talk and
beasts sf burden Iaugb-when damned
spirits swap he'll for heaven, with the
angels of light, and pay them the boot il
tmean whisky-when inpossibilities ART
10 fashion, and no proposition IS too alb
tsard TO be believed, you may credit the
report that I have joined the Democrats
I join tts Democrats Never, *
long as there are seats in churches
weeds in gariens-heas in hog pens
dirt IN victuals-disputes IN families
wars with Eations-water in the ocean
bad men in America, or base women il
France. No, Jordan CLARK. you ma,
, hope-you may eongratulate--you ma.
reason-you may sneer--but that canno
be. The thrones Of the Old World
the court of the Uniyerse-she govern
ments Of the world, may all fan an
scruRable into ruin-the New World ma
commit the national suicide of dissolvin
this Union, bat all this must occur befor
l join the Demoeracy
; I Join tds Democracyl Jordan Clar
! yon know not what You say-when
Join the Democracy, the Pope Of Rom
!, win JOIN the Methodist Church--whe
Jordan CLARK of Arkansas is Presider
of the Republic Of Great Britain, B
universal suffrage Of contented Peep
when Queen Victoria consents to I
divorced from Prince Albert BY a count
court in Kansas-when Congress oblig
by law james Buchanan to marry E
Iropesn Princess-when the Pope leas,
the Capitol at Washington for his eli
residence-when Alexander of Russ
and Napoleon of France are elected Sc
ators IN Congress from Mexico-wh'
good men cease to goto heaven or b
men to heIl-whsn this world is turn
upside down-when proof IS aforde
both clear and unquestiOnabge, that the
is no God-when men turn te ants, a
: ants to elephants, / viii change n
political faith; and come out on the 81
Of Democracy!
SuppOsing that this full and frank b
ter vii enable you to fix upon tie peri
when 1 viii come cat a fall grown De
ocrat, and to communicate The same
I'll whom it may concern m Arkansas
Ihave the honor to be, &c,
h W. G. BROWNL0W.T
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-24
GEEggLL WILLIAMS ESTATE.
TIE OF yEfsmO ONT.


A. q Psellate court ield 81 lrssbpfsh iaazid
alsffisf on The fefh cay ~ August, ~ 81 Iko8s
Where's. Anhar W. Wiiisns, acasiss;stszssr
On fhe Estate Ut Hsrf3A Niiiaus, iafe "A s7eils-
baF8, - ses6d district, decreased. nGesfAte
proposes 10 render "a aceaaHf 81 his adm.a-
ssffsflsa, sad % present be aeesnnf against
saia estate fer examiaAtlen aud aisWanee for
fss puffaze q ulaksag pzFisi9a ard distribution
= - ses.ags ~ SAD estate Hpser decree u
SD court. Among tbs fsrsasz ~se are by law
emitted q thr eafne.
3 i therefore DFaered BY aid eoar thai the
saass come aHdef consideration ami b. heard ~
fAs Pfassls Ufies r. iFssbafgi Oh the z0fh day
II ssgisfHier. A. b. 1850.
And t IS further orsersi hat 81 psEsons ~
feFeslsa - Eot1sd hereof ~ publication n
cops n lie record y this es3sT 10 flis DalazHs
in9efeaasaa ss1sssafa pfaimi - irasssfgn, iisFes
Nssks saeeessfFsig prsvlaas e sass fuss ofhearI
5ag tlaas fhsF as zFfess 500 esHse5t tie siigEs
s1es - sahs aeeeaHf q tbsg aanse nnG $40
b. hssfS - ssd eaan Il fAe nsasf Z. pasta
TIA aal distribution y SD estate
" cAGrEs fEg, judy.
a fff sNNF - record Affesf.
z4F4 E EARFfsfEE Tadee
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-24
Farms for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale ~u-@
4 the Believing described prop AwA -
cry. One farm containing absut & 49, stsN
$50 acres Of ezeelieai land f0s-s. = . 80
81 which i nnaeF improvement, and q suitably
aivEee8 into moving, tiiiage and psstuEAge. Il
i one ~ The best wheat and coga lagIps u the
country. having never failed n prodaee iarge
crops % each f5y the Hast ifieen years. There
o. beanlifai sugar grove near she buildings. r.
yoeug AID tbisg appe oFriiaraf an a6aHaaHce
Of iae spruce, bsfniock, ans hsrd wood timber.
Tie builaiaYs ere rv,a stfnsistipT 81 eonvsn-
sent h0Hse, painted white and nssriy new, gss'd
cellar uader sae whole horse, 8 wood shed and
small hcass Nisachea ssiiA3lr for dairy Or q
family u required. > 80 e02a barn. &c.
Said farm Is sftuafed 10 LAY, Ofle4as County,
Vermont. ABOUT two miles south of Agrfh roy,
and raesse mis>s west II the flosfishtng village
ef lake Bridge. Il i esaxsaiently sitnSfsd 10
srhaefs There are three eaW iatils, ore gfiaf
mill, an4 three starch hefoTek Eithin ise miles.
sus one sas mil within hsif q s1ils. i viii ae
sold slsb or wishesf part ~ the crops. stoet
larming implements, &c. The gFeAter part a
tire pgfaaase H51Beg Ksnsaln ssn fngrfEaEe ~
terra d Fesrs, fos.essios given ifnfzedsasel =.
Res farther particulars esquire Of tie subscriber
8a. BLAIR
VIII sIso ss.i fzrra esntsinsng aboat seventy
I've aeFeS, sifaatsd shgaf one ssd bait snlle
Egltia q tlae abaVa DESERVED pisces. = II pieas-
aliiF sitpases, eauTealsaz e. s1iaaeis alii.s- &e
% ilss farm 5 3 fae l4aFef asrseq~ Nifi saHek
swza8n sufie4eas q. safe DE fafEa 81 s9ss alsa
sosie ase sins aabss. Is baiasaags eoAsssi q
= good htases sasa saf bsra. nearly esr. y =
5 sles8gaAis psses 81 psFsen easlsing cisesg
farm slfh an Easy p49 cay Pr infiise4 paftae.
tsars sadfess - aaarr.
JAg, AsgGsf iT--5sSt
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-24
The Texas Excitement.


Late Texas papers contain the follow
ing intelligence iaregard 70 the abolition
excitement in that State A Nacog-
doches paper says:
A young man, who had been employed
in store at waxahatchie, was hung q
few days since for giving strychnine To-
slaves to put in wells
On the 29th ult-, an armed committee
escorted the notorious J. E. Lennon
out of Wood county. Just before which
he signed document binding himself
under penalty Of his life, not to return to
Wood county, nor publish or circulate
abolition documents IN that State
The citizens Of Cherokee have organ.
lied for their protection
Another attempt has been msde to fire
buildings near Tyler, also 10 Bernham
and in Georgetown
The Houston Telegraph Of the llth
saws: We learn from 3 gentleman who
passed through Henderson, in Rusk
county, on Monday morning. that the
town Of Henderson was set on fire last
Sunday night, the 18th inst, and was
almost consumed. Every house on the
square, except one, including all the
business houses IN the place, was de-
stroyed.
The people Of Henderson, our infor-
mant says, put no faith in the neglected
to appoint patrol or keep watch. The
ere was discovered on Sunday night
about nine O'Clock. No cline had been
discovered OF the perpetrators of the
deed.
The Fort Worth CAief. of the lst
inst, hiss The following brief notice Of tbs
execution Of an abolitionis- conspirator
We learn that preacher BY the name
of BuIey wash ung at YEATS Station las
week, for being an active abohtionist.-
A majority of three hundred men con
demned him.
The Bernham Ranger. of the lott
inst, says:
A few days since several negroes Eer
arrested on Mil Greek, in this county
who acknowledge to their having poisoi
given them by white men, for the pur
pose of poisoning their owners and fam
lies, and that the day of election was tn
time fixed for general insurrection.-
They also implicated some negroes abou
town as being concerned in the murder
Gus plot
The Fairfield Pioneer, Of the 81
inst, has the following:
Mr. league. printer in our ofic'
has Just arrived from Tennessee COlOnI
Anderson county, and brings the new
that he witnessed the hanging of ~
white men ia that place on Sunday, Ii
18th inst, who were proven to be guilt
of meeting instruction among the slave
of that neighbo-hood- Their mans
we're Antoney Wyrick, and his eousi
Alfred Gable. They were engaged nes
the colony at their trades of wage
making and blaeksmithing, where the
have been living for four or five year
Wyrick had been previously TAKEN Z
for harboring and selling liquor to uegroe
Negroes were found in the possession
firearms and strychnine, furnished
tneSe men.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-24
NEW CARRIAGE SHOP

HrILLTAM c. TALLAlAE taxes tbis method
NJ ~ iaa8Tm che pgblic tifa5 as baH csHiaaea-
ee4 tbs Carriage aaa slsign Aaking bassbess 10
Irzs5urEh. o. Is oNa Ayos, spe EEL = none 9si
hours 81 his shoo ia the o.d bulialaE next 10
&orfhiaetoz's store, Ehgre fh9se = o. wish 70
proeBrs hss tssrzsis ssFyHees are iavlted 70 cal
aHa strike up bzrEziN ta4t wiil BE- a4FalIasa.
Gus - MS rstrnns ard = Bis own wzlie4, Nhseh
aSz ioe<s s. EAogsh &c sispaEHE as1 siefpesl On
r.
Al NoTk done Eel, Ana 10 saasg sasaqss
used - his sh0a. Ehgaza aatking j. issss lsst sea
tence c0zsa5sad j. intenas1 s. ast tiae szsrif y
lrzs5argk AgEass lT-SStf
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-24


DESPERATE FIGHr BETwKEs ) MAS
TKg AND ms SLAyE-A slave belong
ing to Mr.. DuvaI Of Petersburg, Va,
ran away five years ago and was recently
reeapsured at Richmond, after a hard
tussle with the policemen. He was
handcufed and placed on board the cars
and Mr. Dayal left for home with him.
On leaving the cars Mr.. Duval put him
IN buggy ard drove toward home. On
the way the negro managed to sip one
one of his handouts and commenced an
assault on his master. A severe strug-
gle, which lasted half an hour. was the
consequence, and Mr.. D1val was nearly
overpowered, when clergyman happen
ed to approach and lent his assistance IN
overpowering the negro. The latter was
then bound with ropes and spare reins,
but the refractory slave snapped the
ropes that were twisted about his arms
Ike so much twine and again made des-
perate resistance 20 the efforts to sabdue
him. Al this crisis the clergyman's wife
produced several yards Of cotton cloth
which she had IN her carriage, and will
this the negro was bound beyond tbs
possibility of escape and taken safely
home. Both Mr.. DuvaFs and the negros
clothing was almost completely stripped
from them. such had been the vigor ans
= miscellaneous nature of the fight.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-24

o. The Winona, Mimi Demo
crat had the printing Of the United
States laws, in consideration of which
it supported Breckenridge and Lane
Eiih weIl Affected zeal The job be-
ing completed, down came the Breck-
iuridge and ap went the Douglas
flag IN the twinkling q an eyei
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-24
Receipts for the Standard
MARRIED.

Ia Glover, Aug. eth, ~ Rev. G. Severance.
Nr. W. Z. Samefs. Of BrsEss, md. Sg1a Miss Me-
lssss Cnanberiie, o. Clever
Also, on the 18th inst, BY the same, hr.
Charles wilson, Of Marlboro, \. h., and Miss
Abba GRAY, Of Clever.
Ia this town. Jsiy Is, Emms j, daughter Of
5. D. and Betsey Howard. sged years
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The New York Word correspondent

The New York World correspondent
thus telegraphs from Saratoga:
Among the many distinguished visi-
tors here is Hon. Simon Cameron Of
Pennsylvania He leaves tonight 10
pay visit 10 Senator Seward, at Au-
burn He has freely expressed bis con-
viction that Lincoln VIII carry Pennsyl-
vania in spite Of any and all combina-
lions which may be formed against him >
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The CIScIxsATI EMBEzzLEMExT
CAsE.-Toronso, Aug. I3.-McDo1gal,
one Of the parties II The Cincinnati en-
bezzlement ease surrendered Saturday,
was discharged He threatens to bring
. suit against the city for the $4,000
that vas taken from his trunk.