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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-15


has inquiry burst into that gloomy world Of
bondage, and disclosed its secrets. But
enough is already known to arouse the indig-
nant condemnation Of mankind. For instance,
here is o simple advcrtisomcnt-ono Of thou
sands-from the Georgia Messenger:
"Rrv AwA,-My man Fountain, has holes In his
ear. scar on he rse' SIDE Of his forehead R3s eeep
vi,b ~ ,bin '' ,nr, q" R",.ri ,apiecy Macon. Ga :
Holes in the oars scar ON the forehead
.b,, in tho Io,s and ,,,r,s ,, tbc lasb an tine
hack Sucb ,rc ttc totcns Inv which a slave
,,stor pronoscs IN idcpticy nj. slave And
hero il mother advortiscrcnf. revealing slave
,r,stors i'm, diT,r,,t li.,Lt lis Gom ,hc
Not,,,J JtJj;o,...r l,r, in ,,o r,,it.l
a,l c,cc..s ,to ,,,i,, ,id, ,,ti,l I c;,r .rcl
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raid sbn4 I,,t .',,.0, ,.,r Of S9,' ,,l. l4'.. m F,
g.ntcc tmiDy m Maryland and IS now uropo..d t' De
.'t DO, l'r any 'I, loo, SIMPLY .g.,',c Cd, 3H' a.
5,.s iiat.i Kin ,,...,,. rl1da, Attention
A e,ted Gbertine. Inn a land where yico is
localized could mot ,vposo his victim, with
a,ter words Those two instances will ul.-
trato a cl,ss In tho r,cent work or Mr.
Olm.tcad. "A close ob.crycr and traveller i'm
rbc slave States. which abo,,pds in picturo. of
slavery. EXPRESSED ,yith caution and evident
rr,ard IN trutb will bo found stiu apolbcr
whore a slave MASTER tbus frankly cxpre.ses
bi. ev,orionce
,., ,.,..- ,-., d, ,.,..,., ,t .,,,,.,
away c.rt1u." .lid hc master "rbcrc was an
e.i Hoy a.cd to SNOW IL Georgia That alg,{' cured
o IND bs Knee aver os. ' and h ' hm ,' 80 ~.
"a'det stir hrn hcd bkc pair Of puegrs, and pul
" ' . 'G %, 'n' I1i. 'na . i.l n,' 'aa, y
aulifacrau tvty 5s5n a0rr nat. be- tod him 'iuul
o. i. i.'n' .na soon 4ouo.ns g1eh nme. c og,
-0im.irr, E.r J5,,o,,,l. i0j
Ii.otl ,is .ta,, ,,bicb IL fror, tho Inns of ,
sl,,.s.,,..f.r ,,otb,, ,,h,r, ~, r,,.,.r
anon, Lcc,ns, bis Slave l,,l soy.,, II, r.....i,,
Ills Gol.,ivcp Gborty dolibor,icr, c.,, Lo
iopdops If bi. bool lime b,rr,tlg ,,,in,i,,
him for GGl
Itis in vain that tbo.o In. t,,ccs arc do,iel
Tbcir accumulatin,, number ,nth,ntic,t,j in
every p,ssible manner Inv tho nre.s by ,
cloud of witnesses. and nv the confession ol
slavc.moster. .t,ros ms c,1.i,rtl, h, ,ho co.
And here we ara, brop,bt a,ain IN tho slave
code urdor tho sbolto, If Sbi,b tboso ana
,yor.s tl,ip,,s may l,o d,re With c,,,rlot, i,,
puritv ri.t,p IN n,o ro,,,rt,tl, p,,-j. ~,
Chief Justice RufTin of North Carolina ,ybo.
I'm , solemn decision tlos nortr,vs aairns
and daplorcs thi, terrible latitude
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-15

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lcre libraries are 1872. and contain GGo 573
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The Nevada journal., 1860-03-23

TRIAL OF Ed. BRIscoE.-The trial of Ed. Bris-
coc indicted for being concerned in the robbery
of the store of Weiss, on Bear River, terminated
in the Court of SESSIONS on Tuesday night, ut
about two o'clock. The prisoner was adjudged
guilty by the jury after being out an hour. The
case was very ably conducted and argued
on the part of the State by A. A. Sargent and by
Churchman, Mcfarland and Palmer for the de-
fense. Ed. Briscoc, according to all accounts Is
an old offender and is now beginning to get his
just deserts. The principal defence attempted
was. an attet, which was anticipated and defsatcd
in every point by the prosecution. cais 40
closely contested has rarely occurred in our Grim
inal courts.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-23

NEVADA SILVER MINEs.-The first fnrfy over,
It'll conceded that few apples of gold are nec-
essary in pictures of silver to make them attract
i've. "sick transit as the Dutch Flat fellow
said crossing Greenhorn on the home passage,
after run for silver claims at SCOTS Flat.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-23

CouRr OF SEssIoSs.-CyrusC Crawford indicted
for an assault on Marshal Tompkins with an in
tent to murder was allowed to plead guilty of an
assault and battery, and was fined 5000, or to be
imprisoned ninety days inithc county Jail. He
paid his fine.
Frank Brooks, the fellow who stabbed Sanford
and attempted to rob him, was found guilty and
sentenced to the penitentiary for two years.
The conspiracy case was dismissed, for the
want Of competent testimony.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-23

Coon TExPLARs~-Thc Good Tcmplars Of
this city intend celebrating the anniversary Of
the foundation Of Union Lodge by procession
and Grafton in the afternoon and bali in the
evening at some convenient hall In this city on
the 9th eFox
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-23

"EBEsEzER."-Readers will find two more
letters from our correspondent, "Ebenekef," on
the outside--good readable ones too. "Ebene-
zer" has an intimate knowledge of human hstef
and fund of humor. More of his writings on
hand for next week
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-23

WEat a Route John A. Lancaster, Esq, OF
this city, left for Washoc ria Placervillc, week
ago last Monday. His friends have learned from
him that he was obliged to give up his animals
and foot it fourteen miles over the summit on
snow ten feet deep! This was on the celebrated
Plaeerville route. After making the passage
the exploration of the open Polar Sea. Let it be
remembered that Henry Meredith is going thro'
the Henness Pass in gig at the present m >,
and knows what he is about.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-23

Ranch and Hotel for Satn-The stand and
ranch of T. L. Hughes, midway between
Grass Valley and Nevada is offered for sale.
1t is the best wood ranch VIC know of and oc-
cupics q most favorable location for the wood
trade. Besides it is saiubie in many ether res
nccfa.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-23

The WEATHER is divine. The air has the
baimy softness Of spring, and the blossoms of
the peach are indicative that spring has again
come We have noticed a few robins hopping
about in the early merning, and one solitary
humming bird on busy wing just twinkled a
little above lone blossom tefore us on yesterday
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-23

ONE OF THE DoYs.--A friend of ours in New
York City sends us by every mail any number Of
the New York dailies. He has claim on us not
to be Offset BY amy thing less than silver mine
in Wasboe.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-23

ERRoR>-The types made the article on Elec-
tricity- last week, give the year of Galilleo's
troubles at 1905 or z, whereas it should have
been 1856 or r. Take a note ont.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-23

THEArRrAE.-we learn from the proprietors
Of the Theatre that Mr.. 4 Mrs. James Stark and
Company have telegraphed to.obtain the Theatre
fer Friday and Saturday nights of this week.
Mr.. 4 Mrs. Stark cannot fail to fill % house in,
Nevada at any time.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-23
Miscellaneous.

Any person who will have an Ambrotypc taken val
ued at $500, will receive two tickets, or
any person having Il Picture worth S5,
$40 or S.5, as the case may be, will
receive as many tickets as every
dollar given, which will en-
title any one to q chance
in the Prizes for each
ticket he she
may hold.
Persons In the country ordering purchasing
Tickets :eve picture at any time by calling
at the Gallery.
17O PRIZES,-VALUE 80. 900.
Tickets 41,OO maC IN
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-23

RELTeIers.-The Rev. Mr.. Bartlett win prcach
in the Brick Church at 1Oi and u o'clock on
Sunday next. All are respectfully invited tOat-
tand
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-23

ST. .PArHck's.-The ball at the Bali Court Of
Mr. Sullivan, on the I7th,- in honor of St.. PM-
rick, was well attended, and q first rate affair
III RON ohout-so renorf snvs.-
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-23

The Waskoe Train.-We learn that the agent
of Sale Cleveland's train, Mr.. A. R. Jenkins,
at the National Exchange Hstel will receive q
telegraphic dispatch from the first train now on
the way As soon NJ it arrives in Virginia city, and
another train of mules will start from here i'm
mcdiately thereafter. Tho proprietors design
sending out two trains a week.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-23

Lanyton's Pioneer Express favored us with the
last Downicville papers. Capital Express that.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-23

Farors.-Masters William 4 George Stone are
thanked for the, Marysvillc papers at an carly
date.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-23

Dua Our-The celebrated Live Oak eisim is
dug out The last man was lifted out of the
shaft at o'clock on Saturday morning last
The claim has furnished employment for about
nfty men three years, and the product Of their
labor has been enorsaous- Fifty-fve men were
discharged on Saturday by the proprietors of
the claim. They were elegantly treated with
champagne by z. P. Marscrus, one of the pro-
prietors, on Saturday evening.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-23

HARPER.-J. Z. Hamlin has our regards for
a late number Of Harpcr's Magazine
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-23

Tamosed-It is among the on dts of our city
that the celebrated DR.. Bulow, or Bullo, who for
soits time has been practising-on something
here, departed to parts unknown u Monday last
leaving several inquiring friends behind, of whom
he borrowed small sums Of money just to pay
expenses on his last journey: Our Daguerrean
Artist, Liebert, is out and injured to the amount
of sixty-f*e tickets ftf his Presentation Rattle,
intrusted for carriage to the departed Bulow, and
which the latter found it conttfient to part with
for small sums of money: Other we'll wishers
of the Doctor contributed for pocket change to
the amount in the aggregate Of perhaps hund:
red dollars.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-23

! Heavy cased fine Gold Magic Hunting Lev
er Wstch.....---..--.-...
Casn .-.........' loO
Fine Gold Hunting Lever Watch, No. 56594.. JAS
Fine Gold Hunting Lever Watch, No. 3Oe5. 100
Silver Hunting Lever Watch "Nickel N
mcnt," Ruby Jewels, No 303O2. so
Silver Hunting Lever Watch, No. 1865. As
Fine G6ld Etruscan set Broach g. Ear rings rs
Single stone Diamond ring. so
9, 10, II, Three Fine Gold sets, Mosac, Cameo
and Garnet each $40. 0.......................l 100
IL Fine Gold Coral Bracelet.
13 Fine English Revolver. Sc
IS Fine Gold Guard Chain. in.....................2 .2s
16 Fine Gold Chatalane. e.......................35
II to %, Six Bracelets. each Sl6 Is co. le l2 81
%, "a, Two Gold Pen and Pencil ca ses. each
S20, ~ %
25, 2s, 81, Three California Buckles, each SIS,
% One Set Quartz Sleeve Buttons, 30
2? to 81, Three pair Sleeve Buttons, each Sl6,
%, 80, Two sets studs each SIS. IA 81
"a to 81, Twenty four Gold Breaches, each s25,
60 20, Is Is, IS, 10, IS, 20, la, 10, Is, Is. Is.
Sc TO Thirteen sets Broach & Ear rings,
ea .s42, %, 20, l6, Is. Is, l2, IL, l2, 10, 10.
G; s:;:t::- ....-.-...---.-........20 .20e
els. IA, IA, e,S,S,e 6, SIS. 5,s, s, 6....I2l
IS to 90, Tive gold Crosses each s24 l3 3, g, %
80 p 80, Four gold Necklaces each $50, Is,
al. g.. S 49,. - a.; ::
96 to gs, Thres Gold Eeys, 81, S, 5,.........l9
SO, lOd Two Califor ma Gold Slides, sl4, 22
l0l to III, seserteet esd Gents Pins, each %
s,l2 10, 49, 10, ie io lo,Io. s.s, SO. :, 4.l4s
"a 10 6. 9, SIS 6, &.
l3U ID ITO Forty-one fine Lockcts. each Sls, is.
l2, i9, 10 s,e,s IA, IA, IL, H. l2, 20 l2. IL,
H. !, 5,s 5, 65. 5; Q, 6, 6, Sc, 6. 10, 10.
Totai. 81, 900
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-23

SILVER ORE SMELLING IN NEvADA.-The Ne
~sda Motallurgic Company are about to estal-
lish an Assay office in Virginia city for the pur-
pose Of testing Of silver with view to smell
sing on q large scale at their works in this city.
They propose to transport the ere hero, and are
saGgxins that they can do 50 and extract the
metal as thoroughly and as ehesplE as it can be
done in the State or in Europe. We are sure
ahat some of our Nevada friends operating at
washoe will give the company trial They
arc scientific and practical men.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-23

Sacramento Hat Store.-Qdinn's sacramento
Hat Store will be found advertised nto-days pa
per. A friend of ours who sports one of Quihh' 8
superb tiles is enthusiastic in his praise.
c7otking.-The Opposition store comes out as
wise business rich do with an advertisement. The
pretty man Of this Office gets his rig out there.
Quincy Hall is one of the crack places to get
1T ore clothes in San Francisco. Our handsome
man will patronize the Hall Oh his Way home.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-23

DEAD.-John Y. Watson, the ysung man who
was struck on the head some weeks since by q
ten-pin ball aying from the lathe while he was
turning it, died at the house of Judge Searls on
Sunday evening and was buried with Masonic
hsaers on Monday The funeral was pretty gen
orally attended. Mr.. Watson was young man
ofunexceptionable habits and character and COM
nanded the respect and esteem of all who knew
him. He was 33 years Of age and formerly from
Oxford county, Maine. The Good Templars
turned out to attend the funeral.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-23

Pun. Docs.-We arc indebted to Gov. Seward
fer copies of two speeches of Senator Wilson, one
ON the resolutions Of Senator Brown looking to
the establishment of Territorial Slave Code,
and the other in reply to JEFF. Davis, and design
ed to expose the aggressions of the Slave power.
We are indebted to JohnW. Forney for copy
Of the Congressional Globe containing the eulo-
gies ON Broderick.
Also, to Hon. John C. Burch for the same
thing.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-23

THE RoAD TO W-AsHoE.-A subscription was
gotten up ON Saturday last of several hundred
dollars contributed by men of all classes in this
city to send out men to open the road to the sill
esr mines The road is doubtless by this time in
Passabie condition. Large numbers of our
citizens are going the road. A good
many have already gone. The Henness Pass
will be threnged with travellers for some months
to eomc and we hazard nothing in saying the
route will hereafter be kept open at all seasons
of the YEAR
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-23

CLEVELAND 4 sALE's SADDLE TRAx.-The
Saddle train named started for the Hcnness Pass
on Wednesday. The following gentlemen that
we know of went over with the train. Henry
Meredith, James r. Patterson, r. G. Armstrong,
J. ii. Gray, John Wirrick, A. II. Kirkpatrick,
Sam. Serley, H. NJ. Goodman, NJ. C. Taylor, T.
J. James, Geo. Downey, Geo. Krassen, S. Rice,
E. scharf, John McNayton, Edward Martin, G.
King WIN. Henderson, John Robinson, Frank
Cleveland, Don othello, T. L. Hughes, Archibald
McAlister, Thcs. Pearson, s. Baldwin.
The train collected on entering this city large
concourse of eitizsns, and left at about 10 A. NJ.
Henry Meredith went in gig and expects to
make the passage easily IN that vehicle in three
days. A letter was received some days since
from S. s. Fem, ESQ.,, engaged in opening the
road id which he stated that the passage to Jack
son's fahch would be clear by Tuesday noon,
last. Eale Cleveland will undoubtedly land
their passengers in Virginia city by tomorrow
night: The price If passage by the train is at
present s3e but will be considerably lower rs tho
foute Il improved.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-23

AMPurArED.-Mr. G.. S. S. Getchell of Alpha,
who was so unfortunate as to have n leg broken
by the caving of bank about two months since,
was obliged to undergo an amputation of the
fractured limb on Wednesday of last week. TT
main artery of the leg was destroyed, and the
bones and nerves so terribly crushed no hope for
the preservation of the foot remained. The op-
Grafton was performed by DIR. Tompkins of Grass
Valley assisted by Drs. Harris, of the same place,
arA Whifa of Alrha
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-23

We ctlrx IT ron NEvADA.-In the Scientific
Americuh Of FEB. IL, is cut of what is called
Hopkins Improved Marine locomotive. The
cut represents ttesm vessel With tub wheels
made bdoyant to support The Weight Of the vss-
sci and load above the Water, SO that the only
resistance to the progress of the vessel is conn-
ed to the wheels. We claim the idea TO have
first originated in this city. Mr. John Pattison,
telegraph operator, conceived the idea long ago,
and more than year since built, with the assis-
tauce of Mr.. Thos. Green, an engineer, an ex-
perimental article of the kind which was seen
by dozens of citizens. After trying it Mr.. Pat
tison addressed Messrs Mum Co., asking
their opinion which was soon forthcoming and
not favorable. The model was laid aside there
fore. Messrs Mum Co. now say of essential
ly the same thing that it is q remarkable instance
of boldness Of thought &c.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-23

has become so fully appreciated, that the de-.
mand for il has largely increased, and the
quantity now sold is. much greater than any
other kind of Whiskey on the Pacific Coast
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-26
WAGON sHEETS AND TENT CLOTHS.

Also. tare~ snd loas ply ducks fer ssFsevefs ffvH
iets fae taebes pife zAs, ss, izrse iot o. sssFe
flsnketz Sacks ts1Es, ~ bite aEa Plaid fl.nsbefs
flain sss f-l-sa t-assys A, c. A. b. nsECh.
seastf Ne. s. Celsse So
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Removed.

W. have FeEasta exF ktesk sns IaE.slEess r. n
w Ne. e. Nafkef street. 80 the aFFe sad n.
feFsfse Hessr, Ne 5, saRe street., fssnsesiy Eeee
p.es % Neesss Garter. Htilsfcfa A Co.. xfsrs 90
az eoatEas lho 4g9ssilsI.l sua se~a sus B<-s 81
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-26
DIP OooosAGlotbing.
A. C. s. a. h. Beec
No. 81 College street,

No. 81 College street,
Are just receiving some very nice goods Of their
second purchase this season. We notice some su-
perior Rep Poplins, Popiin Robes, Lavelia Cloths,
Drab veiours, and some very fine Black Velvet and
Cloth CIoaks and elegant Winter shawIs They have
also some of the finest Carpets ever offered here
If you want nice Dress, some nice House Fur
ushiug Goods, you need go further than the
yessrs- Beoch's TO supply yourself
see their advertisement in another column.
novl5-u
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-07
COOKING STOVES.
NIEWAkI'N SIUVEs
STEWARDS LARGE OVEN, SUMMER AND
NrINTyL,D

| STEW AhISS SIONEs
! STEWARDS LARGE OVEN, SUMMER AND
WINTER.
@ o o K I " q S T We.
| DEF0RE OFFERING THIS SUPERIOR COOK
| - ING STOVE for sale in this market, the sub
scriber thoroughly tested its capacity, he having
had one in use than year before he offer
cd them for sale. Having satisfied himself that tho
STEWART IMPROVED NEWLY PATENTED
COOKING STOVE was superior in every respect I;
that it would bake to perfection, bro fry, stew and
roast better, quicker and with one half Of the labor
required with any other cooking apparat us yet in
vented to say nothing about the great saving Of
fael-only one-quarter Of the fuel being required
that is used with other stoves-apd having satisfied
himself, by experiment and by applying extrsoIdin
airy degrees of heat that the stove would last four
times longer than any other Stove; then offered
them for sale, under full guarantee to perform as
recommended, no price being required until the
parties purchasing were satisfied. On these terms
have sold over 500 of them since the first of 0c-
tober last They have given universal satisfaction
for proof-the sales are regularly increasing,
So well satisfied am that the Stewart Stove
cannot be superseded or equalled-until the new
patents expire. which will be in lS5s-thAt ex-
pect every good house-keeper in Louisiana and Mis-
sisipp will adopt them, and with view Of meeting
the demand have made arrangements with the
patentee and manufacturer for supply Of Five
Thousand of them.
If there are any parties that have them in use,
that do not realize the benefits TO the extent have
set forth in my advertisements and recommends
tons, it would afford me pleasure to explain the
workings Of this extraordinary Cooking Stove to
those residing in the country. 1t not being con-
venitnt TO call, would refer them TO Article 9Th,
on page tenth, the book Of directions for keep
ing FIRE over night and for saving fuel at other
times. This under fue is newly patented the
other important new patent Is that Of a constant
flow of cold air on to the outside Of the frebox.-
This works itself without any moyementOf damPers
orvalves, and is constant when the hre-box IL at
| all heated 1t becomes heated air and passes into
the oven and heats that, rises to the top Of tho
stove 10 assist the cooking there, and by appro-
pirate use of the tOp-roGector it is used again
making this constant flow of air available three
times. In all other cooking stoves and ranges the
heat so generated is wasted and flows into the room
to damage tho operator. Theabove described Hues
valves and cold air receivers are newly patented
no other stove or range can have these important
improvements until Mr.. Stewards patent expires.
desire that parties that have purchased should
work it up its capacity as TO realize all Of the
benefits intended by the inventor and patentee.
SAMUEL LOCKE,
Sole Agent for tho sale of the Stewards New Pa
tent Largo Oven Summer and Winter Cooking
Stove for Louisiana and Mississippi.
May 9th '59-1y.