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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27
EROn CALEDONIA AND GENITAL
AMERICA.

The steamship Ariel, Capt. Thomas Miner, com
maneiug from Asruwsll With passengers, mails IN !
,pecs TO u. Is. lien, arrived at this port on Friday
morning, sept 70. The Ariel left New-ioik on
the IT. inst. "a, II M, and arrived ut Aspnwali on
lie l0lh int. at t n. sailed again 18th Inst. at
D. M, ard arrived At New-York on the Goth inst. at
II am. On tho 22d lust, at Il. M, exchanged
signals with bark Old Dominion oil Caiysfort Light
Ga sane day, Is miles north of Cape Florida, spoke
steamer Columbia at ?. m.
The Ariel brings ass ,719 in specie.
Tho news tom tue IsiLmus is not Of much impor-
nace, but IL not favorable 20 the cause OF Moeqnera
Having elosed all the cathedras and banshcd the
priests he s,iled The church property which included
he nunnery, obhging the nuns to take refuge some
where else and accordingly on the 9Th inst, they
started for Lima. Three Of them over 30 years
OF axe. ind II is evident M)squen has not strength
ened hls cau.s by this Pcryersion Of power. The
church properly wss advertised for sale, for The
benefit Of the Government, but the priests had taken
All the yalubes before tie closing Of the churches.
Two or three political prisoners Were lately brought
10 P"nams FROM Santiago, and placed on parole,
Mosguefa having succeedod in establishing hls
power there. Tie English steamer Salidalu arrived
from Carhagena on tie 18th inst, and Il WAS there
believed hat "Osrna' and Calvo were yet con-
ceaied 10 that place, or at AspinwEu.
lie Captain and Purser Of the ARIEL were Obliged
o arpesr before the hu,horities at Aspinwall, aud
make oath that they were not on that ship, ana bad
no. made application for patsage either ptrsonsl'y
or through others. There is now no doubt OF their
,sears on tie Avon aud hat on her arrival al AS
piawal .hoy were placed on board the frigate Or
lando, I'll tue Avon sailed again, when they were
taken 10 S.. Thomas. Their escape will probably
Irolong tho war rs a'so the recent treaty between
Ecuador aud Arboleda, aud the former in ali proba-
hilty will assis, The late Government.
An attempt wss made to rneg Sr. Bermrdez,
Spanish editor f The Star and Herdii bnt lie took
refuge in the house of the Uuted States Consul, who
proto ted HIM from the authorities. IL seems no wls
not coutented with writing against them but 1t IL al
legged he was con'piring with Others 10 create u
counter revolution The al .ir soon settled the
next day, hia giving hmselfup AMI he was set ut
liberty. The Bsnbddge was daily expected at As
pinwall TO relieve tue brg Perry.
We are indebted to Mr.. J. Z. Wheeler, Purser,
for the usual court sies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27
LATEST INTELLIGENCE Ry TIE ARIEL.

PANAMA sept H. ihuS.
There IA little local ne,ys TO add since the sailing
a the last steamer. Matters have settled down on
the Islhnius and We are quietly swm'ing the result
Of a new revolution which ia ssid to be IN embryo.
The only excitement of any moment has been the
Sriying OF the priests aud uuDs ont of the country,
in order that tieir property may go TO the General
Government. All lett of them now IL n dissipatel
Yuest, who adhercs 10 the present Administration,
and is consequently communicated. The churches
are all clo-ed and will remain 30 until u new order
Of things. -,
Businets is remarkably dull. and money daily
becoming scarcor. There is ~ ioabt. whstoyer
tlst ID, Increased taxation will force several mer-
,,fil, houses 10 clore before tho ,nd Of the year
tor thc Government will try to squeeze every cent
Il can ont OF the merchants.
1h- solisrs are growing very much dissatisfied
and ave ready made iwoattemplsa ut an outbreak,
aud he whole Government fabric appears to be
toppling over
The recent loan effected in Great Britain by Nene
zues will enable that country 10 render eie'ent ard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27
N tho Conservative party in this country against
Mos1nera, and this, coupled with 'be assistance

given to the former by Ecuador, renders Mosquera
position exceedingly doubtful, AMI will compel BIN
10 keep all his TeFonfces land 70 hnstaia bin3i
Should, therefore, further troubles arise on lhi.
lstbmus, Il would be impossible tor him 70 send
forces hsre 10 qn;il them.
Under this STATE OF affairs, and considering thai
Dogo,s, which Is now frequently cut of flom AL
COMMUNICATION with Pauama, is at all time. three
weeks distant, the United States Government would
act iudicously in appointing the Consul here as Con-
suGeBers 20 as TO possess some diplomatic powers
~ case VI need.
The position Of Cousui, which is purely that Of
commercial agent, rs not such M 10 en,ble United
States representative here to Assume the RESPONSE
bility required of him in the delicate questions
which are continually arising during revolutions
and such an appointment as that alluded to migh.
lead to the prevention Of trouble with the author-
tier IL future.
ca. Mckee is a julcious, sensible man, and wen
ftted TO occupy snch post, and has, believe, the
full confidence OF his Government as well as OF his
couuiry men here.
TIE Southern steamer arrived inst as the last mail
was leaving and there was barely time TO send you
Il note OF her arrival. She brought no news of ini.
pOranoe. -, ~
There is no late arrival from the coast. The Con-
situiion i. inst coming In from San Fransco, three
days after time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27
COURT OF APPEALS.
FIRST ONE HUNDRED CAUSES ON The cALFsDAR For
YEA

ppsyrRpyp-ClAss No. Ill. The People AZ.
HO.se. The People sE yes The People .;' s ha,.
'upg. The People at, Dawson D. lhe feoPie As@ ons
uh,.,e-s Tn. Trustee. of the Tleoloeca Seminary :,
Auburo AMI III. 1Tns-es Of The PesbJsah house " We
- 10 :. senrrs sgt WAX and Receiver.
Y Central r. Il c.. TO- b,.wn al .x'r., sst Troy
Boston Il r. Co. II. Ans5e ain'' at 'e"Anu a. hs.
.,~l,or. H. Pnri, sgt. Peters executor u.s. In The mat
Ter of III. execution. Of Fraucs Satas e'eesssd TO- hose
r..@l,. Le.y rre.iv.r q, Pele s. 49, The Pso.
pie eI rel Comm '-'s q Enisr'on sst tne Iowa o.
.efsl,. rron % Trs feore ei rel Psef SGT The
eosrd Of Police &c. 81 Tn. People tx rel ri' az We
r sns rel ueoaie az, tie .,- "a Tue People rel
non sgt III. .rme rs The People es rel n,neshA az
70 ne Peep. *, rel H. ns .s,nc 20 ~ Saith 70
.., Townsend sd vie % Robinson. receiver sgt
eeSs, &C. 81 Brsin4rd sgt. New-YsFk aud Harlem Rail
ROAD Co s.. r...., o. v.,.,
and h.fs at The Toy Union II c. lno splitter az -
Marss fIe , Co ts thT ~ sns,I, ss,s iis
r. 90 io2 Adm. II q. ss' l,Isiu' e. 81 80 sac <n q,
a. sst AtI'tc Naiue J., Co; d. LOT - BueL
toa'as en-. c. sat Kirby .s 67 Isuk q ceen.nss
So. Bposn l6S Enuors So, Auedc,n .errs Go. lss.
9.or Aoo 's5 Bsd' H., VIM s.i. 20; T. ce' Is
The New P,i1 1qups. oct ,teb l.. III Crop =
A. Nst Bssd. "a Ls.nAic'"' eMk sat Milard ct ..
Geu16s g; osyits,a ~ rhe A,ns lu'u,sco- Co g,
sDd S' WINS ~ T 2Ss. sd ssA S'' IA
Rcbbiu. 81, Gorhsn s3 Cook -, Iesle 49, sni at
Mi 81 and ,nothss l85 tuuniinsssgt Morris. $50 Ors
void hsysps e. al 10. Rchmoua sts set Loehwooe
iW Kellogg as,. smyh. Fr-cnior lSa Abbott at Mort
, sou JsJ Nc.sgt Peck. 1871 Thomsssst Fl'Iiy ln
Brewer d. a., Lewis ST. 49, fk OF silver Creek sge
Bownnl. si Jone. add another sgt Bell and others ~
Thius "a Csnde-. 1876. ClIus sgt sheldon st al ~
Dew sst : xh Avenue ksi'tsi Go. ls5. Dtscomb ast
M 10 A. Line kE 90 la9 Fort-s sna Sif- sgt hass
goo Huictirs sst Comp. 20 hichcock ast y " iutuI
auce Co 2r3 Mccain ard o'h-rs sgt ssLds Sheriff ~
Read ard others sst Johnson impd go timon sst How
srd. 20, Sandman Gisky et a. 2o7 Alc.u AT y.
Central X. X. Co sU8 Norman .gt Conklin 29 Cehcar
srt Fire Department Y 2i0. Oh sg'. n. \. Contra
/ X r. Go. ?l2. schsnee rank at Man'eah It al 2l1
ke,nufJ IT a. sst Turr Il al ili Fern. sud others SGT
Ssamsn and another 2lL Louey, supervisor Hushe
~ d. 2ls Hssbrouck sgt Loi"-he'y. al6 Grsvss al
Berdsa. az. Mills sgt. Csin-y Elk 2iS. Mer.len al
Brooilyn City X. X Co. heCshr Hg, J-mes 1o
Everett al sgt Everett ct al 22l Rss ag' Stewsr
ana hers l22. Doubi-day sgt Viii 2lj ,,sA al sst
Orser sheriff 27L Jay Recivsr Degroot sud othsrs
22S Mclntosh sst En.sn and oue'. z2 Palmer and vii,
| agl Davis CHARLES HUGHES Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT cOURT-sept n-Befor'
~.
CURIOUS QUESTION RELATIVE TO TEXAS s1AIL
i BONDS ISSUED BY THE REBELS.

CURIOUS
BONDS ISSUED BY THE REBELS.
Theodore Victor ct -. Ggt john }. CISCO. .
This suit was coiumeertd in the Supreme Court OF
tho stae Of Ne~.Yos in Kings County to cover posesses
of certain Texs. Indemnity Bud. alleged 90 belong 70
planfs but now held by john J. ,ic1 .sq the Assistant
United sfales Treasurer ssui port.
The boud.. It spp- we isrsd By the United sres
to he ate Of under fCoeress Of September
1850 benz crsb aej Compromi,e Acts, oy wbcn
the United States guaranteed certsn indsrLity 10 Terea
The oys STATE Texas old not thee bo d. but sieS
the beed drcaI.d for the So.tnerD CJDecs scy
tho bonds we're uttered TDis the ,oin made 90 behalf u
the Unit States l. claimed that he painsir tns
holder Of these bonds bought them at mnen o-io~ pr
The autifs, Il took these bond. to MI CISCO ~
the Assistant United States T-ssu-r for the payment OF me
Interest, But r Cisco took posr-rOn. and deeiued 10 ds
them up again Instructions rom The secretary OF
the Treasury which forth IN sfiisvH OF NJ CISCO
inc EJECT Of such Instructions b.ns thai the bonds IN quee
a were the property only Of tue loys ate OF iex tnss
thew BY thu RED IT, and that the Cbisc states
b,oud t.k such property wherever found and uold oi
tie legitimate owueT viz. tie loyal >ss of Iex~
Psts chen brought bis suit n" Possession o.
aid bcud. AID by cerofa Mr. Ci,co brought the
matter teiore be Circuit Court
The present uotin quash the vii, Of ceriorsH ~
which the case W q, re mo s-d from he State COou
The motion sued by the Dist ic',AitoIpey T. pe+
sed Smith the United Sses AMI by b. sipnAn ESQ.,
for the PLAINTIFF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27
Sick and Wounded i'm she Capitol Noapitai.
Tho following ia an additional list OF sex aud
wounded in the battle Of the An,ietam, now IN tie

S. Stall, % n. Y. wounded.
n Parker, A. lW II. Y. sick.
Wa lf,it 4 10 Me. wounded.
l.. y. Morton +. p Macs, SICK.
} Duel. q. I.N.i.M .sh uidcE
Nm. Drake. g. IL \ i.M. do.
N. Essns. y. ~ y v. had.
A.RAndolph h.laS.Y.M arm.
J. l.. Carr. n, AMY NJ thigh.
K. Bell. {, liN.Y. NJ. back.
lLB.Ru'e. II IAN y VI thigh.
freq S.lrot, I. lOI \ y, hand.
Chas. Rlch, &. : n. Y. sick.
CIV. Freeman. Y. ; VI. head.
J. Rankin, ID, % Wy. leg
J. shsgin c, ~ N y. hard.
IL. Swooney.D. II Mss,...ick
Bsvrrst,mp, y. 2 Md. sick
j. Wdeht. l. oil ". l., sick.
r. Hutton, d, 81 Pa. hand.
J. Moors, Is % N. y. should
j. Scott. h. o. y. y, head.
NJ Howe II. % n. Y. STICK.
j. Snyder. !, az y. Y. sick.
q. 5. Henry. r., 1903 \ Y, sick.
J. \ sr.noh q, - y. y. ara.
l. Henry d. o r. l.. SICK.
V. Se.uin. G. 5 u. :. A., thish.
j.. + Wsren, D,R U. D. Inf.
sica.
7. 0esrin. @, 81 Pa, foot.
{. sphug II. loo y. Y arm.
O. D,uLsssr In y. y, SICK.
J. Pointe,. y. : Wis. SICK.
III. ). Danlonn, X. ~ N.H.S.M.,
pios.
q. Hsr cb.it. &, Gil NY. sick.
J. nlcl ards. Is. i7S Pa. SICK.
o. Clatk. A 81 n. Y, leg
II. Lsnges, !, ~ n. T.. sick.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27

Tho Hon. AIbin Beard, editor Of The Ner.
Hampshire Telegraph, died AT his residence In
Nashua On the 10th met, aged nearly 81 years. Mr.
Beard Was native of Nelson. aud went TO Concord
with his twin brother in the year 1924. where both
became apprentices TO the printers art. At the time
OF hs decease he Postmaster Of Nashua, aud had
been twice Mayor OF the city, beside holding MINER
GUS positons OF public trust.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27

PlGEoss DESTROYING SooTcn CRops.-TRs Scot.
Hsh Farmer states that pigeons have become no
numerous that they are very serious pest to the
farmers, who are making strong efforts in some
counties TO extirpste them. In East Lothian, fund
Of fi0O hid been Niscd to help along the WAT upon
pigeons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27

Y
John Sha.tef. q. 0 Pa. Res.
wounded
Luss Crsli,h. r, , Wiz, do.
I.ssc Kelley. q. 20 Onio.
J Wstch, u u Mich, arm.
" Tilton. q, " o.. wounded
T. 5. Manck h 81 Pa, sick.
) Tevuteud. ~. . Ia Gov.
A. :. Bros. n. 8 Pa X . 'ick.
4. Ea.tuieh, q. 81 Pa. sick.
q N. Rand y. 10 Ne sick.
X. 4. Wrscoti, Il. 10 Ne. 81 /
4. J. Custis, A, Io+ h. \.
wounded.
n. Henry, +. 100 X. Y, do.
r.. A. Dayton. les N. Y, do.
IL. J. sutton. II Pa T.. 10.
strinJ-ck~r, V, - r, Y. do.
4. Iarisr.l. l., | Va, lea.
J. {. vcnn. h. 20 o, eick.
w. siaaden, B.IiN. Y ~. hsnt
]. " litl Cd AIN J ~. hes'
=. Sloan. u. U.s. Ia .lcA
4. ke,l.l, q. l0t n. f,paroled
w Kramer +. u 81. leg
&. Packer. G. a. \ J.. SICK. .
l.. ". Grace, A. J, Ms.. siel
r. n. Fost. A. 3 Nd. sick.
Il. Sohia,t, q, ) Md. ,ick
q. aoovri. q, , Md. thigh.
4. Apple c, : Nd sfm.
WI. hsfyey +. 10 Ind head
o. a. Dodge, A. IS. 10 Mas.
hand.
NJ. Meta. A, 81 fs.. head.
H. Dise A. ;. ;, hand
L. ID. Oleun, d., IS Pa. hand.
IA. b. Manages, h, SO Pa. sicA
A. &. wi.iASe, ID. 10 Mas.
sicG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27
SUPREME COURT-CIRculr-Sept. 26.-Bsfore Justioe
LEONARD
LIABILITIES AND RIGHTS or MARRIED WonEs,
UkDPR LAW ISi1


- Jesse IL Penroy sgt. Mary Jane Drstsn.
The compliant in this action ullsg hat on the
2fh oil June loD defendant employ ~ psioif mako
tam repairs 20 ship fose SUD promised therefor $685.
Of said note: that plaintiff u,sd- r.ra AID
tie work on the l4tn OF Juy, 1860
psyuen, to be made h. the regi.ts
OF the vessel when tue should he completed aad slso
thar when the Job comp et.d the note o deeni IN, at
months - d.red for S8p. and refused
Putt introduced the bills Of sale Of hslf Of tho
81 EACH made 6-ts dent both 10 May 1900
and recorded in tie Collector. Uc-. aud HI behalf
the 24h Of June, DAVID Oliver de the with
him Tor the Trpsirs alleging tst John +. Ugssn the
Of the shp and wou1 psy Tor The work by his nate
cash tbst he heard VI d-e tit being tho owner
until alter the joDs nat he had seBted his bill
20 T. Dus,sn, which he accepted n ie ~ords Accepted
Tor the owner "befeupon be ssei j. b. Dusan who toe
snd received iOr snsw-r, by ws that plain
in Eea den anded u Jus hs nDte the money wheD
D0stsn ordered pair'd Il his pfc. SUIT then
commenced aud the ship at ached vhs DUs,sn bonded her
and Oh. pfoeceord on voytse
John Iu.ssn proved Jerndsnt to be bi, wife and his
counsel insis h-I cpy-ur. bar to h suit The
CONE he'd othe.wic. her c'yeTture not pleaded
gel then oJec~d that the hnsbsnd could not
be wtlrss Tor the wife snd h- "'' "'cnd.d a. ~ltness
syld liver testified tbs, h hrst sgreearDi wa a. stated
by Pmroy bat produc ~,sns datei 10y H. alter the
elton OF tbr woIk .n'd ny foirOy winch defendant
Claimed sub Died set up ia the answer.
P.mros tesh, mat When 10 o. at tt pipsr he could
H. having his gls bot that Oliver then read
IT, c1g /. OIL olHe foD what Il re ID now when
produced The ,iia TIE Tote cir ctd - John Duv.
tan ctsined off, take III note OF the ebstsrea
owner Of the vessel give receipt Ia Iu bat Ponrey
testified tat DutD offered the not. elnef VI h VIE
VI hiuisei 10 psynl.nt.
The curt among other points held hat defendant could
not ays niu.elf IL tht offer - Pooioy with, ns
sr Of Ddsnts ut1, AID such ofr being
shown the Govt directed verdict for psin'in, which was
I-nderri 1921 D. sud molten extra allowance ws
made painuh ACCORDING TO the Coi-.
For plaintiff. Chsdncey sradef and AZ Hun Tor defendant
N Hhtlug
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27

DR.. Tying of this city, Mr.. French Of Gen. sax.
toni staff, and Robert Small the hero of the Planter,
are 10 address n s. Port Royal meeting next Tus<
day evening IN PhiIadelphs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27

Peaches at Rochester, New-York, are 30 plenty
that they are sold at such low prices that farmers
prefer 10 feed them " swins rather than bring them
" market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27
the community in regard to the interview, some Of
the Saints claiming that the Governor war highly

imru lent in his remarks to tie Prcsid Mt" while
those who sv claim TO no higher character than that
Of c,>cns efhe Uniicd States, very naturally place
the impudence On TIE Other side.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27

The Esw-Jersey Safe Fair Will be held this year
" Newton, Sassex County, commencing Sept 20,
Aud continuing iii Oei. 3--ihe s1ne Days Vi our own
SAir at Rochester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27

SHEgr AFFLICTED WITH SHAtL.Pox-Loox OUT
roR All lNrofrATloSs.-Late Englisb palers give
scco o the spread Of tie cfeese called fnal.pox
smo' ,heep 10 "a very alarming extent lis also
prev ,ai upon he continent. L is Therefore Of the
frea,.t importance :tat all sheep imported should 10
most car fully examined 70 prevent the Introduction
o. uis irii epidemic into American focLs II is
sad tha' liA'y-Gve per cent Of flock that ahes the
e.ease IN Natural way vii! die.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27
COURT OF COMMON PLFAs-sPRcrAL TsRx-syrr "a
before Judge DALI

Plat ast. Criswold.-Mo,ion denied.
Before judge tiLroS
Kelly agt Walker.-Ioion 10 di.miss appeal fos
v ant ofjuIi,d;ti,n granted. with 81 cost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27

kILLsD-Csp. NJ Eug-ne Cornell serr AbIam DiseodOIf
George W Russell. Co. q. Wounded, 20 Missing Al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27
SUPERIOR COURT-CHsNssRs- syPr. 25.-Bsfbre Chis<
Justice bOrwoRTH.
DECISIONS.

Wm. Stevens, &C., act. Charles Fenner-Motion
sIanted.
Francis PuyD sgt tho N. l. N Taus Co q cVes); The
Bhdge-eier k,nf Co agt rhs Sane 70 cases, Actions
discontinued tho claims Of plaintiff. having bees
iGiy satisfied.
Cha uui.s aqt Anthony Swor 81 a.; Jsbez c. Howe Fl
al. agt koD.. l.. Cumming ct 40 dsn granted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME coURr-CaAnsgns-sxPT. %. .B.fcse 'nrics
iSa,BAa.
DECISIONS
In tle matter Of The Rec.ivershp Of the partner
'hP OF Cumming. Simpson x Acknowledged deoiso.
vi bout cJst-
Thoms, Wni'iock .. al. sg- John Dayenport-Mo,ien
WA b. Glover SGT Henry O. Morton Motion granted,
without costs.
Before Justice CIxRKE
par en- 49, Psri'en Diei Parish al sst Joseph Dele
field, &e.-OTdeTs SETH d.
Frsacis Gotslerger, Scy ssh Mrchsntcs and Fsrnerv
Bank In CT OF AiDaoy-M Notion g'aa-d, witaou costs
Arthur ". Little ct al agt. Dsisina T. Fuber-Motioe
grated.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-02-14
Morrisville, Feb 4th. 1862.

ca A soldiers wife coming down from
Barton in the,cars on Saturday, had her
pocket picked of about $50, all the mon
ICY she had The car was full of soldiers,
and it is supposed that this money was
taken by one who was Qualifying himself
to desert and join Floyd's army down in
Dixie. The money was sent to this wo-
man by her husband who is now in the
army. and with which she was endeavor-
ing to get to her friends in Massach usetts,
The loss obliged her to stay here till some
,citizens raised the means by which she
could continue her journey. May the
state prison or the rebels soon catch the
man who robbed her Caledonian. ga
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-02-14
|. M. NEWCOMERS ESTATE.

THE subscribers, having been appointed by the
i Honorable Probate Court for the District of
LamoilIe, commissioners 70 rpccivesexamlne, and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons,
against the estate of !. N. Newcornb. late Of
Hydepark, in said district, deceased, represented
insol vent, and the term Of six months from the
18th day Of Feb, 1852, being allowed by said
court to the creditors OF said deceased to exhibit
and prove their respective claims before us: 1--we
notice. that we will attenu 20 the duties Of our
a ppointment at the dwelling house Of widow Els
Their Newctpb, in pdtps,k. intsid district. on
o'clock, in the afternoon, on each Of said days
j. A. CHILD, lr.,,u.
H@atlaQa N. F, KELLER. oo"fs'
Hpdepark, Feb. 18th. 1e9. ~ 'I2 als
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-02-14
LamOflle County
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

n HE Spring Term will commence Wednesday,
i February 9th, and continue eleven weeks.
GEO. w. SQUIER, A. B., Principal
The patrons and friends of the Institution, will
accept our thanks for their generous patronage
hitherto, continuance of which is respectfully
solicited 1t is our aim and shall be our constant
endeavor to make the School what it should be,
practical and thorough ...,4..s.- L..5 l....
The teachers and citizens of johnson will spare
no effort to render the stay among them, OF stu
dents from abroad, both pleasant and profitable.
A Normal Glass will be formed; which VIII
object will be to consider and discuss the best
methods of teaching and governing District
Schools. <a,t
Rates of tuition as formerly. Good board at
81, so to SlI5 per week. Also every facility fol
students wishing to board themselves. For par
ticulars as to board, rooms, tuition, textbooks
&C., address the Principal. rr -..a.t
johnson, Feb. Sd, 1862. a.l llw3
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-02-14
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In Hyde Park, on the Sd inst, of dipthe
ria, Direxa, wife of Luther Fl. X. Emerson, aged
90 years. Also on the 18th inst, of diptheria,
Charles Luther, son of Luther ii. K Emerson.
aged years. -e.e'1 hf
In johnson, Jan. 10th, of consumption, Sam
He has gone to rest. az,
In Johnson, on the 10th inst, of typhoid rneu-
monia, Grovenor Merriam, aged 81 years. 4.
In Elmore, Jan, oath, of diptheria, Ellen Rose.
daughter of Joseph and Adelia LaFlour, aged 2
years and 2 months sr.s.-.F
''As vernal flowers scent the morn, -oG
But wither in the rising day,
Thus lovely was the infants dawn; .k
Thus Swiftly fed her life away. IT,
She died before her infant soul,
Had ever burned with wrong desire
Had ever spurned at Heavens control,
Or ever quenched its sacred fire."
On the morning of the Sd inst, Mary F. AL
dis the eldest daughter of the Hon. Judge Adds
of st. Adams, aged IL years.
Miss Adds has been in declining state OF
health for more than year past Up TO the age
of fifteen no one could be more blooming than
she, or had better promise of developing into
womanhood. But one summers day severe
cold took hold of her, and before any suspicion
of danger, consumption with stealthy, insidious
step, approached her. and placed its fatal mark
upon the lovely victim. All that the best medic.
al skill the tenderest care of parents, the assdu
tiles of friends change of climate, and the appli
ances of wealth could do. was done in her be
half, but all in vain. The course of the disease
was only mitigated, not arrested for moment.
The fame of her life. at one time so bright
burned DINNER and DINNER, and fainter and fain
ter until it expired only to be rekindled at the
lamp before the throne of God.
In Morrisville, on the 9th inst, of diptheria
Homer, infant son of s. II. Tiff, aged 4 years
In Lyndon, Jan. 18th, Sarah M. daughter Of
Rev. p. N. and Jane &. Granger aged Ii years
and 8 months. a..sr ..r-
In Barton, jan Goth, Geo. Harmon, youngest
son of Timothy c. Cobb, aged 10 years.