The Portsmouth inquirer

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The N. Y. Leirisluture have before them a

bill authorizing married women owimng siock

in corporations of any character, to vote In

olections for trustees or directors, as the case

may be. This is taking a step in the woman,s

rights direction.

News from Hatm. Advices from Hayti

state that a battle had been fought between the

Haytiens and Dominicans, in which 4U of lhe

farmer were killed, 't he loss of the latter is

not stated, but they were preparing for anoth

er conflict.

We think that the new costume should be

called the Excelsior costume, .irsiZy, because if

adopted, it owes its origin to JMew xorK., and

lecondly, for reasons that every person acquain

ted withthe meaning of the word will readily

appreciate. rofedo Blade.

fr-Great impositions are said to be

practised upon western farmers by itinerant

sheep peddlers. This class of speculators

buv up good looKing sneep in me .eastern

States, and sell them to our farmers as im

ported sheep.

Supposed Wife Murder. Jos. Johnson was

Committed to Burlington county (N. J.) jail on

Saturday night lust, charged with the murder

ofhiswire. She was found dead in bed, her

neck being tightly bound round with a check

apron. He says that ne touna ner aeaa in me

morning, lt is understood tnat Dotn oi tnem

were intemperate.

Social Intereourte in China. The Hong Kong

Register announces with much gratification

that the Chinese residents iu that city have bu

gun to allow their ladies to enjoy social inter

course with the wives and daugters of the bar

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The Portsmouth inquirer. (1851). Portsmouth, O. [Ohio], 1851-07-07. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85026203/1851-07-07/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Portsmouth inquirer, 1851-07-07.